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Free-siiver Camp Meeting.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Sept 15.-The silver
camp meeting arranged to continue here a
week began to-day with a somewhat small
Ter assemblage than was expected 1t is
called a national free-silver camp meeting.
A number of silver speakers of note are
engaged for each day. A great tent Las
been erected in the fair grounds for the
speaking, which will seat 5000 and give ac-
commOdations for 20 600
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Miners R.eturn Unnamed.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
The miners of Staunton and Newburg de-
sire to express their grateful appreciation
to Governor Mount and his relief commit
tee for the kindness and aid they have so
literally extended to the miners during their
present struggle for better remuneration OF
wages. By order of
RELIEF COMMITTEE
stanton, Ind, Sept. Is.
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fice-COmpany's Building, IIS and III
East Market st.

JOHN III. HOLIDAY. President.
ADDISON C. HARRIS, First Vice Pres't.
HENRY ETHEL. Second Vice President
and Treasurer.
III. Nj. FOLTZ, Secretary.
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Heavy Exports and Light Imports.

WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-Domestic ex-
ports for August were the largest of any
August of which the Bureau of Statistics of
the Treasury Department has a record.
They were valued at $79, 497, $780, as against
$3.50, 6S9, 9S1 in August 1896, an increase of
$12,SO7, S39; for the eight months ended Au-
gust, 1897, they amounted to $629, 434, 1873, an
increase of SCI, 217 387 over last year. The
excess of exports of merchandise over i'm
ports for August last was $40 1888, as
against an excess of $40, 1872 SIC in August
1896, and during the past eight months 49, :
229,213, as compared with $109. 69S 493 during
the corresponding months of 1896 The value
of imports during August amounted to $780,
876,640. This is the smallest value since
June, 1879, when they amounted to $SS $780,
451
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Ralph and Lloyd Martin. two Muncie
boys, are at st. Vincent's Hospital where
they are having skin grated on their limbs
which were horribly burned by escaping
steam last January Their mother, who is
with them. has furnished a strip of skin
about ten inches long for the treatment
and is now confined to her bed as a result
Of the loss OF the skin.
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NEW YORK, Sept 15-Alton B. Parker
was unanimously nominated by the Demo-
cratic state committee for chief justice of
the Court of Appeals. The committee adj
Journed sine die without taking any action
in regard to the Chicago platform.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS

CZARINA COSTUME, a new
weave for the season, 46 inches
wide; 81 quality; Anniversary n.
OdlS DIlCe ..........-.s. ss.ssess =
PLAIDS, just received a new
line, fac smile to 75c quality, in
all the newest effects; Anniver- ~
sary Sale price neutrality-suspicious.. -
NOVELTY VELOURE, in eight
different shades, AZ inches wide,
Just the thing for q handsome ~
fall suit; Anniversary Sale price..... "
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Jerseymnn Made Consul at Moscow.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Among the ap-
pointments by tho President to-day was
that of Thomas Smith, of New Jersey to
be consul at Moscow.
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BLACK BROCADED SATIN,
beautiful patterns for skirts or
capes; S5c quality; Anniversary 81
Sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "
CHANGEABLE SATINS, Mosaic
designs, blue and green. blue
and black. green and wine; 81 CT a
quality; Anniversary Sale price. PAs-1
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PnrroY ExneIIed.
NEW

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-County Clerk
Henry d. Purroy has been expelled from
the Democratic state committee by vote
of As TO T.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

NOVELTY JACQUARDS and
Lizards, In handsome designs,
IS inches, all wool: 75c quality; ID
Anniversary Sale price ..............O ~
HENRIETTAS, Priestley's make,
silk warp; we offer two special d =
values. 81 and S1.75. for 1.50 and. - n. =
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last april from all parts Of Alaska and
about 500 from Juneau. Puget Sound and
other places.
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EXPERIENCE. Conservatism and Sta
bility are the qualities required in q finan-
cial agent or adviser.
Experience in order that the best things
may be- done.
Conservatism in order that no risks may
be taken or mistakes made.
Stability in order that there may be no
losses.
These qualities are embodied in
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THE UNION
TRUST COMPANY

A corporation authorized by law TO act
as executor, administrators, guardian, re-
ceiver, financial agent and trustee in any
matter of business.
The capital of the Union Trust Company
is $600,00O
It's stockholders are made responsible by
the law for as much more.
Surplus, $4,000.
Interviews and correspondence solicited.
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Look for facts demonstrated by expert
ence. Thousands and thousands of people
suffering from the effects of impure blood
have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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night and day. He would
scratch to such an extent,
that his face and such parts
of his body that he could
reach with his hands were
almost raw from scratching
After being under treat
ment by doctors for three
months the child got worse,
and there seemed NOTHING,
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The VIM. H. Block Co.
18th Day of Our Anniversary Sale.


These prices viii sound awful cheap in q
fortnight, as soon as present stock is ex-
hauCfaA
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Hoods's Pills act easily and promptly on
the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache.
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TERRIBLE HUMOR
A Little Boys Sufferings.
Covered with Sores and
Raw from Scratching.
Cured by Cuticura.

About eighteen months ago my baby boy
(now three years old) broke out with horrible
sores all over his body. which tortured him
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COLLISION ON THE HUDSON.
Steamer Catskill Sunk and Several
Lives RenOrfed Lnaf.


NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE big Hudson
river steamboat Catskill and the larger ex-
cursion boat st. Johns collided this evening
on the North river, off this city. The ST.
Johns had one thousand excursionists and
the other boat had started on it's regular
night trip with thirty passengers. The col
lision was due to misunderstanding of the
signals which passed between the two YES
sells. The ST. Johns struck the CatskiIl
which was heavily loaded with freight, on
the starboard side, thirty-five feet from the
bow, cutting hole in the hull below the
water line. The crash extingushed the
lights on the CatskiIl and caused a panic
among the passengers, some Of whom
dropped overheard. Great excitement also
prevailed among the excursionists on the
st. Johns. When the steamboats, parted the
Catskill was turned towards the Jersey
shore while the crew of the ST. Johns low
cred small boats and rescued the people
struggling in the water. Just as the Cat
down on a mud bank. Several tugboats
responded to the calls for help and aided in
the res cues.
Leonard P Miller of Hoboken. who was
taken from the water, had his right leg
fractured He said that before being res
cued a small boy who was in the water near
him had been drowned Tho latter is sup
posed to be Berthe Zimmerman, five years
of age, of Leeds, N. Y. Mrs. Maria McDon-
aid, residence unknown and Susan Norris
OF Gutenberg, N. j., are missing and are
thought to have been drowned.
The thousand passengers on board the
st. Johns, formed the members of an ex-
cursion party from Mauch Chunk, Pa The
party had come to Jersey City to-day and
there taken the st. Johns and gone up the
Hudson. The boat was on her way back
to Jersey City when the collision occurred.
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Dfd Not see the C,ircns.io

QUEENSTOWN, Sept 15-The White Star
Line steamship Germanic, from New York
for Liverpool, arrived here tonight and re-
ports that though she kept a careful look
out, she saw no signs Of the disabled Anchor
Line steamer Circassa
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DOMESTICS

FANCY DENNIS for skirts and
bicycle suits; lac and 121sc quail
ity; Anniversary Sale price. ~
llt2c ana ..............a .s..ssssse
PRINTS, standard qualities,
fancies, reds, black and white,
indigo blues; &c quality; to- Al
day .............. .-:.....::.....O
SHEETING, unbleached pa 1(
yards wide, 15c quality, for -. .....,. ~
APRON GINGHAM, in staple al
checks; SC kind for ..................O/l
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that would relieve him.
He had wasted away to a nero skeleton,
from want of sleep. 4 Mr.. J. q. Ahern, of the
Gate City Loan Co., who happened to call at
our residence, was attracted by the fearful
screams of the child, and asked if he might
see him. He was brought in, and upon seeing
him, Mr.. Ahern said, 2 "while it was the
worst case he had even he felt satisfied
that it could be speedil by the use Of
the CUTICURA REMEn / finally con-
sented to try them, pure ng the CUTICURA
SOAP, CUTICURA Ointment, and CUTICURA
REsOLvENT, and used them according 10
directions. Before we had been using them
three weeks, we noticed a decided change
for the better, the itching began to subside
and healing process had set in. In
sceeks from the time noe began NTH CUTICURA
REMEDIES, ma little one gas completely cured,
and without a sign of the trouble left. IL is
over a year since he has been cured; there has
been no return of the trouble, and the little
man is now fat and hearty, with beautiful,
clear skin.
MRS. l.. NJ. RENFRE, 1853 Mills st., Atlanta, Ca.
Sworn to before Jos. +. Anthony, N. p,
Atlanta, Ca, Aug. %, 1885,
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT Warm baths with cUrr-
cURA SOAR gentle applications of CurIcURA iointmenD
the great skin and mild doses of CUTcURA REsoI
WET. greatest Of blood purifiers and hnmor cures
Sold throughout the world. PoTrRs ID. AND C. Corr.
Sole Props, Boston. How to Cure Every HumOr" free.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR Win g S S:sH SS;s R,ar;.d
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LINENS AND Innings

TABLE DAMASK, pure linen,
select designs, two yards wide;
81 quality; Anniversary Sale ZOc
price ..........-.-..-.
TABLE DAMASK. the original
silver bleach, small, neat pat
terms; 81 quality; Anniversary Z&c
NAPKINS to match, " size, 81 Ct az
quality; Anniversary Sale price. PAsO~
SILESIA gray and brown, 80
inches: 121bc quality, Anniver- Zc
sary Sale price ............. ............'..
TAFFETA. black and colors, sc
inches wide; 1215e quality; An Zc
niversary Sale price .....................
THE WIN. HI. BLOCK co.
7&o East Washington St.
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BEAUTIFUL hair WIN 9 6 Hj:fH sTSis :STf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-03-19
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE.


HINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF FINAL. de-
I cree rendered on the 25rd day Of February
1897. IN certain cause pending III the circuit
court Of the 9Th judicial circuit OF Florida, in
and for the county e( Marion in chancery.
wherein The OcAI.A BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION was complainant. and MAUD
H0LDERNESS and hes husband, :. HOLDER
NESS. were defendants, I, the Undersigned spe-
ciai master named and appointed il said decree
70 execute the same will, on
Monday, Tie 81 dav 81 1Pytl 4. d. Esq7
betm cen the hours of ten o'clock a. IN aud 2
oclo * p. M, III front Of the soIth door OF the
court house IN Ocala, Florida, ofer and expose
for sale and viii sell to the highest and best bid
der foi cash the tnoTtgaged premises in said de-
cree described as follows
Commencing twenty feet north of the south
west corner OF the northeast quarter Of section
fifteen fTsl township fifteen u.s. south of range
twenty-five al east thence running north hf-
teen and seveniy-ive one hundreds chains;
thence east ! aud seven one hundred chains;
thence south fifteen and seventy-five one hun
dFeds chains, thence west three and seven one
hundred chains to the point Of beginning. situa-
ted. lying and being in Marion county, Florida,
lniich as will satisfy said decree and costs.
This. March snd, 1897.
RAYMOND B. BULLOCK,
Z. A. BrRFoRn, Special Master
cornpiainants solicitor 5sst
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NDER AND BY VIRTUE or AN Exfcu.
ton issued ont Of and rnder TN, seal OF the
eircAit court in and for Marion county Florida.
n matter wherein Dixie TOBACCO cOAfPA.
ny acf Grafton org aized and existing under
Y. laws . The state Of virginia is Plaintiff and
+ y deserdaLt, tave levied upon
aud wi %
Monday, heisi ige n .44rf 4 q ss9z
the same being legal sase, \, s.f to ti,s bfs-t
ssi and Lest bidder for cash n front Of thc q a.,
house 50or in TIE city Of Ocala Florida dufirs,
the legal hours If sale the following real OF, y,
erty N Marion county Florida and described a.
soslgsss, Eg,-.if
Southeast quarter OF northeast quarter sec.
ton a. and wrist half Of southeast quarter OF sec
ton "A. and south half of southwest Quarter Of
section S. township "a. range 70 east; also east
hail Of northwest quarter Of northwest quarter
and northeast quarter OF northwest quarter and
northwest quarter OF northeast quarter and west
bait of northeast quarter of northeast quarter
tlSss IN acre IN the northeast cornerj and south
half OF southeast quarter Of southeast quarter
section ~ township 10, range - east; also uvyfx
Of nwA section s., township IS, range Is. also
ne quarter Of section :. township I6 range 10
east; also north half of northeast quarter and
northeast quarter Of northwest quarter section
I. township Ie, range 10; also southeast quarter
Of northwest quarter Of section < township y
range i9 east also south half Of northwest quar-
ter, section "a township Is, range IS east con
tanning 40 acres. more or less.
Also northwest quarter Of section }. township
e, fange 10; the south half of southwest quarter
of section IS. township IA. range 1o the north
half of northeast quarter the northeast Quarter
OF northwest quarter, section l. township Is
range 70; the northeast quarter Of section 2 town.
ship Is, range 10 east; west half of mort beast
quarter OF northeast quarter; northwest quarter
oi northeast quarter northeast quarter fnorth-
west quarter; east half of northwest quarter OF
northwest quarter; east half Of southeast quarter
Of southeast vuarter Of section ~; the northwest
quarter Of northwest quarter OF section a. all in
township rs south. range rs east.
sold to satisfy said execution and costs.
b. DUPRE HODGE
Sheriff Marion County FLA
7, II. HILL, Plff 5 Atty. asst
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MASTERS SALE.

JTNDtR AND BY VIRTUE or A FINAL DE
u cree rendered on the 23rd day of February.
\ d. 1897. by the Hon. w. A. Hooker. Judge OF
the circuit court Of the hfth judicial circuit of
Florida. Isl and for Marion county, III chancery,
in certain cause pending ia said court wherein
ALBERT ,. BABCOCK was Umplaiuant, and
WILLIAM P. PILLANS. JR., and f.RTESIA B.
PILLANS were defendants. /, the undersigned
special master named III said decree to execute
the same will, on
MoHdav the Sfh dIt If .fb,H L. u. 1877.
within the legal hours Of sale. in front # the
south door Of the court house in Ocala, florida,
offer aud expose for sale and viii sell 70 the
highest and best bidder for cash the premises by
said decree ordered to be sold to. wit Com
meuciug at the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter OF northwest quarter OF section 10, town
ship 20 south, range Is cast, and running thence
south twelve fifty one hundred chains thence
east twenty chains. theace north twelve City one
hundred chains thence west 20 chains to point
of beginning, twenty-five acres. Also conmenc-
ing Al the southeast corner OF the northeast
Quarter OF northwest quarter. section 10, town
ship 70 south, range > east. running thence
north seven and seventy-four one hundred
chains. thence west twenty chains thence south
seven and seventy four ore hundred chains.
thence cas- twenty chains 10 point OF beginning.
fifteen and iorty-eght one hundred acres, or 50
much thereof as will satisfy said decree and
COSTS. w. W. CT.YATr. JR.,
SSst Special Master in Chancery.
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Actual Potash.
TRINITY HOME FOR GIRLS.
It, Rev. E, Q. Weed visitor-aev. c. NJ
Strrges Visitor.

Attention is called to n charitable
Work begun in st. Augustine under the
auspices of the Episcopal church for
lhe benefit of young girls, and directed
oy sisters of that faith.
Inc object of Trinity home is the re-
ception of young girls from ten TO
eighteen years, for the giving of care
lui instruction in all departments of
nouseworki sewing, simple nursing,
ahd a plain English education, to-
gether with religious and moral teach
Ihg' to the end that girls going out of
the home may be practically equipped
'or The needs of their lives. either in
their homes or as bread-winners in the
world Parents or guardians placing
girls IN the home are expected TO con-
tribute to their support, if able to do
SO, out girls without means are re-
celved and provided for free of charge.
Inc home is dependent upon con-
trioutlons for support, and its incep-
ton was rendered possible by the in
dlvidual efforts of the sisters in bring
ing the work to the attention and in
terest of friends in the north,
Having done this, aud opened a
home destined chiefly for the benefit
of southern girls, those in charge feel
that the home should enlist the prac-
teal support, moral and financial of
the southern people.
The location of the home has been
tentatively selected because of the
great need of such a work in our sec
ton, but its permanent location must
be decided by the matter of support.
1t is earnestly hoped there will be no
occasion to remove it from Florida.
Admission requisites are as follows:
l. Respectable character.
>. Willingness to work and study.
3. Strict and cheerful obedience to
the rules of the home.
1. Entire authority over girls while
in the home.
.. Girls not taken for less than a
year.
No distinction made as to religious
belief.
No fallen girls, imbeciles, epileptics,
insane or chronic invalids received.
The home is not prison, reforma-
tory nor temporary refuge; its rules
are those of any well-ordered training
school
Girls without legal guardians are
not taken without their own full con-
sent.
All privileges are allowed consistent
with good discipline and the purposes
for which the home is opened.
Those desiring further information
will be cheerfully given such on APP
plication to THE SUPERIOR,
Trinity Home for Girls,
st. Augustine, Fla.
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SHERiFFS' SALE

HINDER AND By VIRTUE OF AN EXFCU-
u ton issued out Of and under the seal OF the
county court in and for Alachua county Florida
N matter wherein J. A. STMONTON is rlain
tiff and II. {. CARO- as administrator OF the es-
tate Of ". NJ. ANENT deceased is defendant I
have levied upon and will,
Aomtar, he 5ft ia, " .1b'h t. y. is97.
the same being legal sale day. sell to the high
est and best bidder Tor cash III front of the court
house door in the city Of Ocaa Fla. during tht.
legal hours Of sale the following property in
Marion county, Florida. and described as follows.
to-Nit
The following property " NJ Avent died
seized of, twenty acres Of land il southwest cor
ner OF section three, township twelve, range
twenty, commencing at the southwest corner
OF section three, and running north ten chains
along section hDe. thence east twenty chains
thence south ten chains to stake on section line
thence west twenty chains section line 10 cor
ner point OF beginning, known as the Marshal
Davis lot
said property being sold to satisfy said execu-
ton and costs
Il. DrPRE HODGE
Sheriff Marion County Fla.
e. T. NoYLE, Attorney. 55st
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ga.ss o. oaDza
Investigation otsass q veso.asles IRON
thipg'ns Points IN Elas.ia to New
xsrx an :. ,s..assste:1 -.sIss
BY the Interstate CHI
msyee Commission.

AsfA Az > 1s-lisasLe.a @.sAss
BY the Interstate CHI
msyce c,-anaiasioa.
Complaint having been made to the
initIs ato Calnerce Commission s,y
shippers uf vegetables from Gaines
vile, Mcintosh and other Florida
points to New York and other north
eastern cities that the rates now
charged by Florida railroads and their
rail and water connections for trans
porting such shipments are unreason-
able, unjust and unlawful under the
act to regulate commerce, and alleg
Ing that such charges are relatively
higher than those made on vegetables
carried from the same points for about
the like distance to Chicago, and that
the rates to New York are much high
er than those in force ten years ago,
although the railroad vegetable traffic
is now many times greater and the
market price of vegetables has since
been greatly diminished, the COM
mission has issued an order for inves-
tigation of rates on vegetables from all
shipping points in Florida to New
York and other northeastern cities,
and has set the case for hearing Of all |
interested shippers and the carriers at
the L. S. court rooms in Jacksonville,
Fla, on April 8, 1897, at 10 o'clock a.
m
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Resolutions 81 1asracs.

WHEREAS, almighty God has been
pleased to remove from our midst, our
beloved brother, Oscar Gam
bic, aud we the united teachers and
pupils Of The oval Temperance Lee
gion, deem 1t pro- er 70 put on record
some expression uf our feelings
Therefore be it
Resotrest. that we mourn the death
Of our deceased brother, and desire TO
say that we loved him living, and
venerate him dead, as one Of the most
valuable members of our !, gion.
End. That we tender tolhe family
of the deceased our profonpl sywpa-
thies in their great bereavement
3rd. That a copy of thcs resoln-
tions be sent to the family of our
dearly beloved brother, and that tie
same he put put on the minutes of the
Loyal Temperance Legion
ANNA LUMMUs,
LIZZIE BROWN,
MARY Bull,
Committee.