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Selections.

Selections.
First Race-t:lovcr Vendig, Legion
Prarie Flower.
Second Race-Baritone H., Finnwater
Vermont, Bradford.
Third Race-Medica, Macle, Harry
Bennett.
Fourth Racc--Jonah White Pompt,
Candelabra.
Fifth Race-Earne, Cheerup, Lucette.
sixth Race-Merritt, Speedy, Crown,
Paddock Points.
I Johnny Ryan got the money with his
mare Sister Myra, AS he played her heay-
lily getting az good as six m one for his
money.
Tom Digney thought his mare Belvina
a good thing, but the long delay at the
post with IFS pounds killed her chances.
Airplant Casey lost heavily on Nam
tucket, but he more than got even on
,Jackene.
Old Penn Young cut u melon with his
mare Miss Ordway The old timer got
four to one for his money.
Frank Weir had a good day us he
played Fannie Lee to show and polayed it
all back on Baritone II and Humorist.
Poor Mc('auley only won $500 yester-
day. He was kicking because it wasn't
thousands. Well he is in tough luck.
Asburn carried the day by winning
two races. Delchanty has refused 5000
for his release.
Ex.Judgc Mike DAILY Of Fairy Grove,
had a bet on Brown Fonso but got even
on IIumorist, as did the rest of the
talent.
Steve T.. FIamnidieu played Sister
Myra for a bunch. There very few good
things get away from him.
Harry Handfeld plunged Oh Baritone
II and .Jackenc. This made up for what
he lost on I'elvina.
Murray johnson who has been racing
horses about outlaw tracks and in fact
has been connected with the turf all his
life, died At Elkton on Wednesday night.
He owned the well.known horse (Millsl
which will be sold to dciray the funeral
expens,s, he will be buried today.
John Morris says that Byron McClcl.
land, who proved to be such disap-
pointment last season, has rounded into
form, and will be as good as he promised
to be earlier in his career. Turfmen have
always expected great things OF this
horse, hut he was ont OF condition nearly |
all of last season and added little honor
to the name he bears.
W. M. Wallace has shipped his stable
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tveeb 2,QoQ and 1900 psp will regi.ter,
tssso ,,s@ .siS 3 ;ao :ss aS,, S yin derive be-

from whHb the Raet6 will derive be-
tween ~ and ,@. H'
The introduction Of the bevel-geared
cycle, with its neat gear-case, has done
much and will dOmore toward enforc-
ing the necessity for a gear-case on all
chain.driyen cycles liz England no
bicycle. is considered complete without
a gear-case, but, notwithstanding the
fact that all the authorities on the sport
and mechanics Of the trade Of this coun-
try have approved Of it, not until this
season has it gained a foothold here. The
1893 gear cases Of American make are
made Of q combination Of rubber, leather
and metal, and are light, noiseless and
graceful, and most Of the leading makes
OF the chain cycles for the coming season
ale, built with sufficient clearance to take
a gear.case.
Lintons trainer, describing a recent
match race between that rider and
Stocks, rays that before the riders went
half lap Stocks lost his toe clip, and
Linton promptly dislnounted to allow
his adversary to re-arrange his feet. 1t
will also be remembered that when
Linton was in this country couple of
years ago he rode all unpaced match race
with Starbuck in Madison Square Garden.
Before they had gone far Starbuck fell
and Linton Immediately stopped and
started the race over. Did any one ever
hear OF Starbuck giving a competitor a
chance under like circumstances The
race with Taylor fol instance.
Gears will OF course differ in size this
year, but it is expected that the SO.ipch
gear will meet the popular fancy. Speed
riders will doubtless look for larger, but
to tae ordinary pleasure seeker the 80
inch gear will come up. to all require
ments. The rider who used q lower
gear last season will naturally want a
higher one this year, but de- alers do not
expect to have any big demands for over
eighty. 'S '''' = W.
! During the season the National Track
Association will offer SO, 600 in purses
for the middle.distsnce races. A like
amount for the shorter ones.
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lsBuRIGY NTTe A,RRr.
Kd Mccoy keoeks Him Out y the
,seco"d Round. Flanagan BestS (

Special to The Sun. |44 'I.. tgr .
Hor SPRINGS, Ark, Mar. 4.-The prize
fight Letween Kid Mccoy and Nick
Burley this afternoon lasted only two
rounds, Mccoy knocking Burley out.
There were about 1000 spectators present.
In the first round Mccoy felt Burley out,
and was cautious but got in an occasional
jab. Burley led several times but there
was little steam in his punches and he
was evidently afraid OF the kid"
In the second round after few fcints
Mccoy jabbed Burley in the stomach
with his left and then suddenly whip
ping his right across on Burley's Jaw
sent Nick to the floor dead to the world.
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AQuATlCS.

Edward Hanlon Ten Eyck's father has
decided to move to Philadelphia With
his family and reside in Philadelphia for
three years. -
Corne1l's Varsity crew went out on the
water yesterday for the first time this
season, and the Freshmen will 60 out
next Monday.
A meeting was held at the Pennsyl-
vania Barge Club house last night to
complete the preliminary arrangements
for the national regatta of the N. A.. A:
o., which will be held on the Schnykill
on July % and 20 next:
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SliRht Fire.

The bootblack stand Of Antonio De
Mazxa and Louis ,Janney in the base
lnent Of the Postal Telegraph building at
Third and Market streets caught fire yes
terday morning through the upsetting OF
gasoline stove. The flames were ex-
tinguished by the Washington chemical.
The loss was estimated at $25.
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Annie Nelson. colored, aged 65
wears, dropped dead at So'clock last
night at her home, No. 1877 West Sixth
street. Mrs. Nelson at the time'of death
was attending to household duties and
had been in ill-health for the past nine
months. Deputy Coroner Chandler is
invest eating the case. .,...
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FLANAGAN Out Points Ross.

PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Steve FIana.
gan Of this city defeated George Ross OF
New York in a six round bout at the
Arena tonight. Flanagan outpointed Il"
at every stage Of the game, but could no!
stop him or knock MIN out Ross proved
himself strong and dead game little
boxer and came back for more punish
m mt every time.
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Moi Identical.

Detectives McVey and Witsil. returned
from Baltimore yesterday afternoon,
They failed to identify Harry N,ckers,
William Flight and James Robinson.
who had been arrested there on the
charge of having been implicated in a
robbery in this city.
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Taken 10 Philadelphia.

Detective Tate, Of Philadelphia, came
to this city Yesterday and took George
DoIan and Thomas Doughe,ty accused
Of the larceny Of bicycles, back to that
city for trial.
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SUMS SPORTING MELAAGE
Various Pointers Gathered From
of the Turf.
SELF nEFENSE; OTHER SPORTS
Resume of the Latest Happenings IN
Athletils..-IndOOr and Field
DOingS OF Interest
Here.
TURF TALK.

vailed yesterday caused the attendance
to be rather light. ~Only seven books
were on the line. uI5'N3
The talent had the best Of the day.
argument AZ four favorites won. -
Following are the summary, entrict
and selections for today:
Summary. ,..,... d
First Race-Six furlongs. One Chance
lO7 &c. iHu.ston), 8-5 and So, first; Pear
Song, ITO {Johnson), 5, 2 and |, second
Larissa, lO5 ID. Dorsey }, 4. S.5 and 4.5
third. Time, l.24l. Frank B., Ven.
tanna, Claurece, DIR. Jim, Mountain
Maid, Walnut Ridge, also ran.
Second Race-Ab.ut five furlongs
Sister Myra, us (Asburn), 5, 2 and J.
first; Julianna, lO2 (Condrier), .8-3 anG
50. second; Fannie Lee, l02 (FIynn)
6, 2 and !. third. lime, .O4s. Pm
! Thompson, Desbrosses, Belvina, Farra
gut. Traitor, Belle Fowler, also ran.
Third Race-Six furlongs, Miss Ord
way, 10 (Rigby), 4, 6-5 and 3-3, first
! Bernardo, ,li9 (Thomas), SO and 3-5
second; Duckadoo, Il2 (Huestoli), z, 2:
6-5, third. Time, l.25!. Watch Charm
Brown Fonso, Belisarous, Apprentice
also ran.
Fourth Race-About five furlongs
Baritone II, l23 (Ashburn), 10 and 2.5
first; Nantucket, l2O Rigby), 2! and l-2
second; Mantle, llG CA. Dorsey, !, 2
and As, third. Time, l.Rl. Galloper
Milton T, Pontifex, also ran. '
Fifth Rsce.-six furlongs. Jackenc
ll2 (Feeney), i and 2 ) first; Pulitzer
~ (Thomas), 10, and SO second
Ninita, 10 "a. Dorsey, 4, 50 and 4.
third. Time, l.23!, Bessie Browning
Belle Of Killarney, Beau B'umnell
lFluellen, also ran. -.D....
Sixth Race.-Four and half furlongs
Hunorist, 10 (Condrier), - and 2.
first; Crayon, lH &C. Hueston q, 2 an.
second; Tommy Fahy, lO7 (Rigby,,
and ~ third Time, l.Ol!. Joe Hay
man, Speranxa, Spirit Level, Ia ii,.n'ia
also ran. ,.'n.. .g
(! ' kntriess for Today. ".
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JOSEPH HUENIs-A native Of Russia. know!
here as Joseph Ennis, is required tn comm'iii
cate with his brother, MAJOR r. huln,is. % - "
p.,.rsmirp. Russia or the Consulate General I"
Russia "A state street. New York
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VXyANTED- situation for coach1nan Or o1 norse ,se
w work In private family. Addrew ." 'sF
nall street.
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NANCY CARLAN-Came IRON Birmnghaln'
England, In 1879 entitled to property; literal re-
ward for proof Of death address ,,,,iI1;,a mhS; A.
Boston, Mass. . ...., .. . n.. Hg Fs. \
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INFORMATION wanted concerning Matthew
christie last heard of December Q; will he thank
s"iiv received by his brother. DAVID; box 40,
white Plains MY.
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UvyANrEn- boys to sell the sunday edi.
w tion of THE sUN, Biggest ssle on record
last sunday. More Profit. Apply l08 East SIKH
ct
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INFORMATION wanted Of Lillian De Muir"
and heirs or Frank and John DE Muro,, Address
EVE"I"ToR. 2l6 West l36th st. New York City,
Syracuse and Troy. Papers please copy.
The sun., 1898-03-05

nANIEI. Ml'ILIGAN or Cornelius Carlan, dis
cha ryed from Go. ii, 9Th U. s. Infantry, March Is.
isSi. st Jefferson Barracks, Mo-; entitled 70 PROF
rrty: liberal reward for proof Of death. Address
GEO, A. SMYTHE, Counsellor at LAW llo An'ts
Building, Boston. Mass
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wANTED-Robert Bruce Davidson, y SDn "'
,he late David Davidson. Writer, ConIar, Ailg..
Scotland, or any Of his children, Address David
DI'NCAN 4 son. Solicitors, Dundee scotland.
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HFLF WAITED-xAL0.

| WY ANTEb-A man Of ability To represent ?
w arm Of high standing; must have smsn
canitsl ffr goods carried W. II. Kelley, man.
ager Gibson House.
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xvvANTHn- A man in every town In Della
w ware. Legitimate paying business, WIN
responsible concern. Apply at once DoA o.
philadelphla, n. .'
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suoI,lD this meet the eye ,oi any Of The rea.
tive. If Catherine or benjamin HUlgh, formerly
Of stockinrt, England, MR.. FREDERICK
BEARD viii be pleased to see or hear from them
address British. steamship EneEg1a, Market st.
wharf New York.
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HENRY S. S.GRAY.-lnformation wanted about
Henry : Gray, of Toronto, last heard OF IN sum T.
meT % Of 1885, when toekkeepeI WITH With s,monds " Rd
Mig Long Island city, Address sdd s'e reAkrER (: M
MsGIEs MHn a. DWIGHT, 96 Broadway, New YORK
fNty r'''
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wANTED-John Jackson, formerly q ..tehe bntchsr
in Great Hampton Row, Birmingnam ,,Ldar Ed.sIhu ~.
wa,De wn" sj ~ jsmes Johnson, and traded for some
vears "a cattle dealer in Kansas City. Jackson
III ave Is now entitled 70 proPertHyi IN Enssa
~. nass,esr Villa guArkhill, Birmingham, OF
THURSFiELD 4 IEsSITER, solicitors, Wednes
bury, England.
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The Last Miracle %s:ss: sis:sssn;s E

Century. Weird, Marvellous, Authen.
tic. Sent anywhere for One Dime.
Address The Religious Exchange
Wilkes Barre. Penna.
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III Frederick II. Deepe will send his address to
.,a ~ Tunaeriened he will hear something TO his
ssdd,snsare Va GERMANY, 2lS Herald, 20 IT, New
York CITY,
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nam Circulars mailed tn well-todO farmers for
WkIlI $50. All fresh names. J. W. McGraw,
oVvv Mansfield La.
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WANTED. Three young men.
Must be wide awake and willing
to work. Good opportunity or
the right ones. Apply at once
in person. THE Sun.
The sun., 1898-03-05

HOWARD s. HoDsoN formerly ,F O. srGkIiEn, co. \. ),
.lease send a,i,sn address ysw J" York HGtci tcity. "
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HELP WAITED-FEHALEs.

VIyANTED-A half.grown white girl for mouse ne
w work State wages. ADDRESS = " ooA
l52, city.
House, containing rooms, WIN
w In o few squares Of Ath and KING sEreets
a H.. Sun OFFICE
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VYYANTED-Married lady canvassers 10 se!'
w private hooks for women. Oh King s'ree'
8 q. m. or 8 p. m.
The sun., 1898-03-05

~ frederic Richardson, late pro ,esel crlcxeseIl'
worough, Motifs, England; l., ana Sstts Mn'rex. sx
Canada viii apply to T. 3; ,i%n tSI MSe please
The sun., 1898-03-05

ID INFORMATION is wantc, as TO the r,,l; where, g.
.,nnts Hf Maria Theis, wife of Charles Theis or
their children Address r. ". sfANGLEK,
York, Pa. - v. i""E' .@''-
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FLORENCE O'BRlEN--Kindiy write , " nitv
piFi.Wi 81 iuo West Broadway, New lorK c''s :
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NOTICES.

~. Energetic agents. either sex. Cns
WANnE.h WAN.,,.. h..r strictest investigation. Addre
!0IJN Office. ------
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1NroRMATloN wanted Of Glare Duvai a.. y MS
sister 'D0'N New York City.
The sun., 1898-03-05

INFORM ALTON wanted of the descendants OF
Henry caldwell O'Ncil, who, in ls4j IT + te,
liryri, resided nj ~ Centre street; ana also ol
the descelleients Of Alexander Mcclure, who. In
nwned "r Ind some interest In premises Nos. 70.
W'.W, and Vi Mulberry street, in the city Of New
York. FREDERICK BELTZ Counsellor at Law
III Broadway, New York city. ....
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AM Sndt a%ior%isef wiie Of C. j. H. knudsen Flindt
zen wnuId gladly be received Please address iio
II ayenl,e n. Y.
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Entritss for Today,

First Racc--Four and one half fur
The sun., 1898-03-05

INFORMATION wanted Of Rosanna
Reilly, (domestic.) Please : sena vrl aau'es' S;tv
n ~ convent avenue, New YORK Guy.
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or three furnished rooms si,.ros 10
|W ,iaht housekeeping, within four squares Mhis
w., Ind Market. Moderate rent a. lh's
Of F1Hh "'''' 81
Offcy.
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PERSONAL.

If Michael C. Walls. horn in BaiinM1Ts ~ Zoe eotmi s,,
donegal, III ..eI ai"ut Ne New York, would commun,,i,
pste ea With his cousin Michael Flood iS HssSr Sear
s.rsat Cn Londonderry, ireland, ne "ou'u ''e"'
s~rnethinv to his advantage.
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A Clever Trick

1t certainly looks like it, but
there is really no trick about it.
Anybody can try it who has
lame back and weak kidneys,
malaria or nervous troubles.
We mean he can cure himself
right away by taking Electric
Bitters. This medicine tones up
the whole system, acts as a slim
ulant to liver and kidneys, is a
blood purifier and nerve tonic. 1t
cures constipation, headache,
fainting spells, sleeplessness and
melancholy. 1t is purely vegeta-
BILE, mild laxative and restores
the system to it's natural vigor.
Try Electric Bitters and be con-
vinced that they are a miracle
worker. Every bottle guaran-
teed. Only SOC. d bottle at the
Postoffice drug store.
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Fife-Kendrick

Friday, Rev. John A. Fife re-
turned to Anthony from jackson
vile with his bride, Mrs. l. G..
Kendrick. The contracting par
ties are prominent in the commu-
nifty and highly esteemed. Mr..
Fife has been resident of Red.
dick for a number of years, while
the estimable BRIDE is one Of the
pioneer settlers Of Anthony. The
Star extends congratulations.
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NOTICE OF smERIFF-s SALE.

Notice j. hereby given that under and toy
virtue uf u C"Tiuiu execution. ISSUED cut al
and under the seal uf the Circuit Court for
under TIA" nan" If Edwin !. d-iIIis-s s. 90. Is
plaintiff and j \. Burke. l. defendant. I have
levied upon. aud uu
MONDAY. 7TH NOVEMBER. I-ass
brtwrrH the hours 81 ~ a. Iu. nud D. m. ln
front Of the Court Hvu-.- door in Marion
county. Florida. viii offer for sale and will
then and there sell To- th- highest and hest
bidder for cash llI'- following described prop
erty. situate. lying and lr-iug ia Marion coun-
ty. Florida. tu.wlt- Tn" north west quarter
of section =. township Ia. range IL. also the
west hall 81 south EAST quarter 81 section ~,
and the south half Di Tia" south west quarter
OF section -. ia township 10. rang" ~. together
with ia" Improvements. aypmsfrnancrH. here
ultuus-Ht- thereon situate aud fI.TrtsB lssong-
ing or ia any WI" annexed or apprrtaining.
To satisfy said execution and rs,-I- 81 court.
J.. ~. NIGENT,
Sheriff 30 Marion County Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-10-25

One Minute Cough Cure sur
prlses people by its quick cures
and children may take it in large
quantities without the least dan
ger. 1t has won for itself the
best reputation Of any prepare
ton used today for colds, Group,
tickling in the throat or obstinate
coughs. Autobiography drug
store.
The Metropolitan Orchestra
will render several fine selections
at the Baptist entertainment at
the Opera House next Friday
night. This alone is worth the
price Of admission.
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yny rE>IDENT NOTICE

Ia tho c5rral. ".ir'. Fifih Judicial Cirsuit.
Marion County Florida 90 ciIHnceTy
Henry II Matthew's. com pIainamt. versus
FlpF-nr.- J. Matthews. defendant DiyDrCr
u appearing iv affidavit APPENDED 20 the
hil 'il'-d IN the aissg" stated that Flor
'ucs r.. Matthews. fl4s. defendant therein
named J. -rs--i,is.EIt % tia. state 81 FLOR
idI and j. q resident 30 fh. nifrd states OF
America and oyer the ~. - tN.-nl y-One years
% u tll.r,fsT, ordered that said H1n- resident
defendant L. auH -il.- d. hereby required 10 APP
par [" the bill - complaint He'd in said cause
or bsgsTr
MONDAY. TIIE 7ih DAY OF NOVEMBER,
s. j.. lsss.
Dtlt"rgH.-.- tl.. allegations 81 said bill will be
taken sssTIf.---'-s! ly -.tsh defendant
II j. further ordered that f'ss- order ~ pub
!I-i+i once % week FOR four consecutive weeks
IN the Brlla E.-ulHg star "a NEWSPAPER pub
li-n.d IN ~IBt county AMI -t=t-- This 9Th day
- Drtuf4.r. l-H-. :. 7 -I-IkISk.
Clerk Gfu-ult COURT Marion County. Florida.
Is. X ZEWAD-K
Solicitor fBE Cont .alUEut
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TOURIST SLEEPERS
To California and Puget Sound
VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE

Route conductor whose full duty insure the comfort and
pleasure of his passengers He goes through destination
These excursions leave ST. Louis S4 ~ Chicago
every Wednesday; Kansas City 1910 and Saint
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less than half the regular sleeper charge The via
Denver scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City Write for
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To the Black Hills, Montana and Washington, the
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Your home ticket agent furnish Details sell tickets
and make sleeper via the Burlington Route
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A PROMINENT LADY,

Head nurse at one of the Gren-
ada, Miss, hospitals during the
yellow fever epidemic of 1878,
writes that Mozley's Lemon Ell
ixer was the only remedy that,
by regular use, prevented and
protected the people against vel
low fever during that fearful
ScOurge.
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A CARD

This is to certify that | used
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir for
neuralgia of the head and eyes
with the most marked benefit to
my general health. l would
gladly have paid $500 for the re-
lief it has given me at a cost of
two or three dollars.
H. A. BEALL,
Clerk Superior Court Randolph
county, Ga.
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CITATION OF ADMINISTRATIONS

la county judges court. Marion county,
Florida. rs Tia. county JE.ls,,. uf said county:
Whereas. a. q. Rnwi- applied - this court
for letters Uf n''ur:li-1 ralspu the estate or
r. BuPTr Hudsr. deceased. Late - -HId county
Of Marion. Th'~.. are. Therefore. Ia cite and
admOniSii all and singular ia" kindred and
creditors % said deceased. L. - and HpJprA
b-f"T" this court. Dn uT l~-fpTD thr
18Th DAY OF NOVEMBER. IN1s-.
and Tile objections. % any they have. To the
granting l.tirT- aforesaid. otherwise the
same viii l.. granted a. prayed.
Witness nly name a. county Judge 81 the
county aforesaid. this lsth day II Dctutyrr =,
lN5's. a. BrILvEK. County Judge
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YELLOW FEVER 1878

j. 0. Burge, a prominent drug
glst of Bowling Green, KY,
writes: "During our yellow fever
epidemic no one who kept their
liver and bowels regulated with
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixer was
attacked with the fever"
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Circuit court commenced yes
terday morning and adjourned
until 9 O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. Estelle of Blue Springs
made a sale of all her phosphate
rock last week at high figures.
w. A. Pelot, the efficient
agent Of the Air Line r. R.,
with headquarters in Charleston,
S. c., was in town Saturday.
The popular quartet, Messrs.
Woodrow, Dale, Cullen and Sta
python are on the program next
Friday night.
Take in the musical and liter
ar, entertainment at the Opera
II %" t 'Iay night. Bene-
fl Baptist church organ
Rheinauer & Co.'S. show win
doWs have been newly dressed in
a very tasty manner by he of the
def touch and artistic eye, Nor
gan Looney.
ANY prescription written by
any physician on any blank can
be promptly filled at any time,
day or night, at the Anti-Monop-
oily drug store.
compound Dyspepsia Tab
let's, the best remedy for sour
stomach, dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. One dozen for 5 cents.
Try them and be convinced. Tyd-
Ings & 20.
Miss Webster, one of the
pleased property owners at Lee
roy, has returned from her sum-
mer outing among friends in
Georgia, and will spend the win
ter at her coy home at Leroy.
A stubborn cough or tickling
in the throat yields to One
Minute Cough Cure. Harmless
IN effect, touches the right spot,
reliable and just what is wanted.
1t acts at once. Autobiography
drug store.
The program for the Baptist
entertainment at the Opera
House next Friday night is fine
one and those who take part
should be greeted with a crowded
house. Take your family and go.
Admission rs cents.
The Star regrets TO hear Of the
death of Prof. @. Il. Bush, at
Maiden, Mass. Deceased was in
terested in the pretty village of
Belleview, where he had a coy
cottage and where he and his
wife spent the past twelve win
tiers. Professor Bush was a
Christian gentleman and in his
death BellevieW and Florida lose
a staunch friend.
More than twenty million free
SAMPLES of DeWitt'S Witch
Hazel Salve have been distributed
by the manufacturers. What
better proof of their confidence in
its merits do you want? 1t cures
piles, burns, scalds, sores IN the
shortest space OF time. Anti
Monopoly drug store.
NOTICE-If w. Scott or any
one who knows OF his where
! outs will communicate with
learn something OF
- dim. He was agent
ne Everett piano in Ocala
during the year 1895. Address
P. II. Gillen, Ocala, Fla. If.
Rev. j. G.. Porter returned yes.
terday from McMeekin, where he
attended the Santa Fe River AS,
! ISOLATION Tuesday, the New River
Association, near Gainesville
Wednesday, the ST. Mary's Riv'
= er Association, near Callahan
Thursday and Friday, and
preached Sunday at Willlston