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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-24
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
CONDITION OF GENERAL TRADE
DURING THE PAST WEEK.

wholesale Markets Fairly Active
throughout the Week-COttOn De-
c1ined to Lowest Price In Years.
spirits Turpcntine Steadily Drop
ned In Price-ROSin Market Held
steady and Closed Unchanged.
Lumber Market steady.
savannah, Ga. Sept. 2S.-There is
nothing to boast of in the lead
ing markets during the past week.
The depression in cotton at the controll-
ing markets was felt in the local market
and the price dropped to AS cents for
m;ddling, the lowest price reached in sew
eral years. Futures for October delivery
closed the lowest in fifty years. The de-
mand for spirits turpentine subsidized and
the market closed to-day at a loss of q
cent. on the week The rosin market was
fairly active, an advance taking place in
water white, but the gain was lost and
the market closed unchanged from a week
ago. There were number of vessels
loading with lumber and a good inquiry
for tonnage, but little was Offering. The
security market was quiet and steady.
The wholesale departments of trade were
fairly active. The following resume of
The different markets will show the tone
and the quotations at the close to-day:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs.

The following are the Savannah Board
Of Trade quotations:
I3acon-The market is steady. Smoked
clear sides, 674c; dry sailed clear rib eidcs,
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and drifted back to the neighborhood of
IL st nights closing price. With that the
market fell into torpor the bears being
discouraged from further operations In
face of the hardness of prices and the
easier tendency of the money market, and
the bulls being disinclined to renew the
campaign until conditions in the money
market become more settled. Some rei
ance has been placed upon the declining
interest in Americans, which is becoming
manifest on the London exchange as a
help to the next bun campaign. But New
Nork's demand upon London for gold and
the consequent stiffening of the money
rate which went to per cent. to-day for
can loans and 2ssq2& per cent. for pri-
Eate discount has brought speculation in
London to a standstil
Americans have fallen fiat there. along
with the other markets. There were
movements in Individual stocks to-day. but
the market as a whole presented waiting
attitude. Tobacco was weak There was
COCA buying on a small scale of the
Granger and the Pacific on the statements
OF earnings. Net changes in the majority
OF cases are small and fail to reflect any
general condition of business.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 255-
200 shares, including 600 Chicago. Bur
hngton and Quincy, 6,997 Manhattan. H.
Obl Northern Pacific, t. 1876 Union Pacific
l,625 st. Paul, 14791 Union Pacific pre-
ferred 2S'S4O Peoples Gas, 37O77 Sugar.
The bond market was extremely dun
with the exception of San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass As, which went up 2 points
on large transactions. Price changes
were irregular Total sales, 81, 800, 600. Gov
eminent bonds were unchanged
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Yorkon
Pulnans lprCh
Pullnans sleeping and
p A
S. d. c. T. A. and Screven Hotels
d r A. rect Sc Hotel
w r McINTY A, be rec
O. A. A., A G. F. A
Trainse romC
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bCAANA AAAdt net
with the exception
Arkansas Pass As, WI
on large transact
were irregular. Tota
eminent bonds were
New York C
Atchison ....... 1874
do pref ...,.... 3D.
B. & Ohio 80. A
Can. Pa. ........ S6%
Can. So. ....... 53l
Cen. Pa. ........ 263s
C. & Ohio ...... 225s
G. & Alton 80. 1856
G, b. e Q. .115ss
Chi. G. E. III. q. SO
- I. =. q Sill. 4l12
do do pref 80. So
ID. & Hudson 1O71o
D., l.. & w. .149
d. & Rio G.. 80. Il
do pref. ........ 54M
Erie new ...... IA
do 1st pref. =. 36A
FIT. Wayne ......173
q. N. pref. 1851,
Hook. Valley =. 81
III. Cen. .........111H
l.. e. & w. .... 17l5
do do pref. 80. 74Ih
Lake Shore -. .1S9
L. & N. .......... ,56h
Man. l.. ........ 973s
Met. st. Ry. ..154ls
Mich. Cen. 80. los
M. 81 st. L. 80. 2eIk
do do LIST pref. S91a
Mo. Pa. .......... 331z
M. & Ohio ...... 27i%
Mo. X. & 7. :. III
do pref. ....... 80
c., Ind. & L. ... 8
do pref. ....... 30
N. J. Cen. ...... 91Ib
N. Y. Central .116
N.Y.C.& st. l.. 1914
do do LIST pref. 65
do do End pref. 81
Nor. & West. :. IA
NO. Am. Co. g. 6lh
No. Pa. ........ Az
do pref. ...... 761a
On. &c w. ...... 15A
Ore. r. & Nav. IS
ore. S. Line -. Is
Pittsburg .......169
Reading ......... 181z
Rock Island ...102A
st. L. & S. f.. TX
do do LIST pref. 65
do do 2nd pref. 81
st. Paul ....... .1O7H
BoI
u. S. new As ,reg.12s
do coup .......12S
u. S. As ..".....110%
do coup .1121z
do DDS ........ 98Is
u. S. IS. reg. lib
do 5s, coup lib
District 3 COS ...1171k
Ala. Glass A .f0si5
do b 1887
do c .10111
do Currency los
Atchison As ..... 951k
do adj. As ..... 71%
Can. South. Ids. 1O8J5
Chi. Terminal :. SEX
c. & Ohio IS. .. .115
c., II. q ID. AIS. 1045s
ID. & II. G. lists. ITO
ID. e. r.. G. As. 81
f. Tenn. lists ..l06ss
Erie Gen. As. 71M
F. w. 81 d. lists
I. r. ............ 74%
Gen. Elec. IS =. .108
G. II. & S. A. 6s.105
do DDS ........1O5
II. & T. c. IS ..11015
do con. 6s lilo
Iowa c. lists 1921
La. new con. 4s.103
l.. a. ". uni. As. s9ll
Missouri IS 100
M. X. & r. DDS. 60
do As ......... S794
N. Y. c. lists ..116iz.
N. j. c. IS .1131z.
Nor. Car. 6s ...125
do As ..........102
No. Pacific lists. 113
do IS .......... 81
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(contlnued on sixth Pace
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-07-14
Personal.

Wm. Tual went to Flat River Wednes-
day.
c. A Pflley of Iron Mountain was a
caller Tuesday
Joe Kerchner. Graniteville, was in
Ironton yesterday.
Mrs. II. Z. Dausman of St. Louis
county visited friends here last week.
Will Halter left Sunday for White
Water, where he will be employed in
future.
Miss Lizzie Pettifer of Little Rock,
Arkansas, Is the guest OF Miss Mary
Myers.
Charlie Nall of ST. Louis is spending
few days with his grandparents in
Ironton.
Bird Smith and party of friends
from Pennington were here Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Lily Meyers Of St. Louis is Wis
iting this Misses Julia and Leona Paule
of Bismarck.
Rev. Geo. H. Duty and family leave
this week on a visit of two or three
weeks TO relatives in Iowa
Misses Bertha and Nellie Fairchild
and Annie Kendall left Monday on a
visit TO Pennington friends.
Miss Nettie O'Neal returned last
week from ST. Louis. where she has
been attending school for several
months.
Mr.. H. c. Perkins (ot the Perkins &
Herpel Business College, 81. Louis aud
family are il Ironton visiting at Sher-
if O'NeaI's.
Mr. L. Jones. kennett, Mo-. Miss
Ida Dodson. St. Louis. and Mrs c.
LiDdemoode. Seattle. Washington, are
visiting Mrs. r H. Jones al the Lang
don Farm.
Mr.. Springer. who has been en-
ployed at the Clark hub factory, will
return with his family to Wisconsin
this week. Ed. Donaldson will accom-
paDy them.
j. y. Lewis Of Sabula was a caller
Monday. The following day he made
the trip 20 Fulton with Sheriff O'NeaI.
who was taking a sister OF Mr.. Lewis
to the asylum there.
Chas. Newman left Monday with a
force of painters for Pennington to
take charge of a contract his father has
there. Mr.. Thos. Newman has not
been well for several weeks and Char
lie will remain in Pennington until his
father RECEIVERS sufficiently to resume
his duties.
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From GranIteVille.

Ed. RegiSter-Mr. and Mrs. A. Shea
han were IN Ironton Friday.
Mr.. r. Schneider returned from ST.
Louis Friday.
Mrs. koeth is visiting relatives in
Pilot Knob this week.
Will Anderson went TO the city Sum
day.
Mr. Walter Hale is in Doe Run this
week
Jno- Imboden OF Belleview was in
Graniteyille Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Hitzman and children re-
turned home last week. after a short
visit with relatives in Illinois.
Mr.. .killnan went to St. Louis last
week.
Mr.. c. L. Ferguson has been suf-
fering with neuralgia for the past week.
o. J. Buford and II. Bell of Belle
view were in town Sunday.
Miss Rose Jones and Gilbert Hills
called on friends az this place Sunday
evening.
Miss Ethel Hill of Belleview spent
Saturday and Sunday. the guest of her
cousin. Miss Mamie Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs Simpson of Arcadia
visited home folks here Friday evening.
Schneider Granite Company started
their crushers again Monday: they
will also employ few paving cutters.
Mrs Edw. Coad is on the sick list.
She went TO the city Friday for medi-
cal aid.
Miss Nettie Trauernicht, after an
absence of a year with relatives in the
city. returned home last week.
Louis Hits. Jno. Tolleson and Al
fred Trauernicht went over to Iron
Mountain dam on their wheels Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. N. Belcaer moved his family to
near Salem last week. 1t Is reported
that several more families will leave
in the near future.
Messrs. Hanson, Smith and Stehens
attended lodge in Ironton Friday
night
Misses Josie Olson and Hattie Crews
joined few of Ironton's young people
last week to fish a few days on the ST.
Francis river. They returned Satur-
day and report fine time. We Judge
from the appearance of things that the
fish were not hungry, or else the high
water had drowned them all.
LONE STAR
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spent Tuesday fishing at the Iron
Mountain dam.
Miss Belle WhItworth entertained
Mr. Fred Campbell of ST. Louis several
days recently
Bert DeMier has gone to Fl Scott,
Kansas. OF a visit
Miss Anna Whitworth has an ele-
CANT new Star piano, also Mrs Alma
Johnson
Archie and Tom Cheatham of De
Soto were in Arcadia recently.
The colored ouartette serenaded
Mountain View Monday evening
Their singing was good and duly ap-
preeiated- Come again. boys
Mrs DeMier has been on the sick
list.
4 party composed OF Mesdames Hills
and Farmer, Misses Lula and Edna
Hills of Ironton, Josie Olson and Hat
tie Crews of GraniteEille. May Whit
worth, Rose Jones and Hattie Polk OF
Arcadia and Minnie Thomas of Bruuot;
Messrs. Newman and Robert Farmer,
Gilbert Hills. Gof Whitworth and AR,
thur Nall of Irooton and J. NJ. Hawk
ins OF Belleyiew spent last week camp
ing on the St Francis river.
TERRA FIRNA FOREVER:
Some gay young folk. on pleasure bent,
Assembled together; with one intent
To foresake the ways OF household strife,
And Try a sort OF Bohemian life.
They HE'D themselves TO pastures green,
And there they pitched their tent between
Two placid - streams OF unequal size,
But equally liable to suddenly rise.
lis OF the rise l wish to speak:
Although nv words are very weak,
To express the feelings of this brave crowd
When overtaken by ! threatening cloud
For time all was gayety and mirth,
OF tears and signs, very great dearth:
But, aIack. and alas,, for human hope,
There's an element with which 10 man can
cope.
l speak OF that rain OF Thursday night,
Which caused such untold wee and fright,
The foods came and the rain descended
These boys and girls, the trees assembled
And so the river flowed along beneath,
While above were heard crashing OF teeth,
And all such platitudes, as, s'Oh my, o my, -
~ hate that and - don't want to die
But there is an end TO all things;
And this..party has.D bat one cry:
''Give me Terra irma while / live,
And Terra FIma when die"
The young folks above mentioned
declare they had delightful time. es-
pecially the young ladies, who gave a
vote OF thanks TO the young men for
their gallantry and their efforts to
make the occasion happy ore, and as
such il Will be remembered by one
and all. SUNSHINE.
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day, at which place he will teach six
months school.
Miss Sallie Hawkins is teaching
school on Indian Greek.
J. II. Hawkins returned Saturday
from a fishing trip TO the St Francis.
Mr.. Patterson, ". d. Bay. &. w
Buford and Jesse w. Hale. have first
grade certificates.
MIR. McGhee went to Illinois 10 har-
vest and thresh the wheat crop On bis
farm
Mrs Annie Jackson. Mrs. Maggie
Herring, aud son. will arrive Friday to
spend the summer with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Cox
Born. on the third of July. to Mr.
and Mrs. J. j. Phillips. a daughter.
Mrs Phillips expects TO go TO Seattle
20 join her husband some time next
month.
Eugene Logan returned home Satur-
day from business trip 10 Potosi.
Andrew Carly came home Sunday
for brief visit
George Hartzell Is building an addi-
ton to his house. BELLEyTEw-
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Trustees sale.

Whereas. joseph SchreiDer and Mary A.
Schreiner, his wife, by their certain deed OF
trust, dated the 4th day OF January, 1891,
aud duly recorded in the Office of the
Recorder OF Deeds for the COuDfy Of Iron,
and State of Missouri, in Book 30, at page
81, did convey TO Anton Roehry, trns-
tee. the following described real estate, sit
uatP. lying and being in the County oi Iron,
and State If Missouri, IN wit:
Lot five f5l in block two t2) and lot five
I'D in block three 43l in the town of Middle
brook. IN the county OF Iron, state OF Mis-
souri, Aforesaid. with all buildings and i'm
proyemeuts thereon.
Which conveyance was made in trust to Sc
cure The payment Of certain promissory
note therein described; and whereas defauit
has been made in the payment of said note
and the interest. now past due and unpaid;
Now, therefore. at the request Of the legal
holder Of said note, and in pursuance Of the
terms Of said deed of trust, /, the UNDER
signed trustee, will, on
Saturday, august 6th, 1898,
between the bours of nine O'Clock A. n. and
i've O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, al the east front
door Of the Court House ia the City OF Iron
ton. in iToa GUunty. State of Missouri,
sell the aboge described real estate and prop
ertys al pablo vea8uc. 10 the highest bidder.
for cash. for the purpose Of satisfying said
note and the cesf Of srecufiBv this trust
ANTON ROEaRY, Trustee.
ir3nion, No. July l4fb, 1855.
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Belleview News.

Ed RcgiSter-The 4th was very
pleasantly spent by the people of the
valley. The rain spoiled the picnic
for the forenoon. but a large crowd
gathered in the afternoon to listen to
the speaking and music and have a
good social time.
W. j. Russell spent the 4th in Belle
view.
Mrs. Edward F. Davidson returned
10 her home in De Soto Tuesday.
Judge Meyer has moved back to his
farm
L. NJ Bell went TO Bismarck Satur-
day to see his family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lesser, ofTexas.
are visiting Mrs. Dallas Decker.
On the 10th inst. Miss Ada Mover
and Mr. Lett. of Doe Run, were married
at Pennington. No.
After a pleasant visit with Believer
relatives, Miss Annie Buford has re-
turned TO her home
a. EdmonGs is on the sick list
Z. A. Mcfarland went to Big River
Sunday TO visit his brother-in-law. Otto
Ramsey, who is very sick.
Rev Mr.. Calvert spent last week at
Des Arc.
w d. Bay remained in Belleview
some days after the institute closed
W. T. Harrall went TO Glover Satur-
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Arcadia Locals.

! Sunshine" has been taking a rest
and has rather neglected her readers.
/ but will try aud make up for lost time
now.
| The glorious Fourth passed of quiet
/ ~ a. usual in the Valley. There were
several displays Of fireworks. among
them were the fireworks at the Noun
tain View" Valley Home" and
hillside"
Mr.. Mangold was home Sunday.
Sam Dodd of St. Louis i the guest
Of George Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Church are
guests at the Arcadia House.
Andy Pounds of De Soto visited Ar
cadia Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Belchambers have
returned to De Soto.
5. : Iual Of ST. Louis came down
TO visit his best girl last week.
Mrs McGhee has gone on an extend
ed visit TO friends in Tennessee.
o. j. Buford and Harvey Bell of
Belleview were guests at the Mountain
View Sunday
Miss Mar Hilburn of Annapolis was
the guest of Mrs. Wamsley recently.
Mr.. Schoen of St. Louis was in Ar
cadia Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Palmer Clarkson has returned
10 St. Louis.
JEFF Axes visited home folk recently.
Miss Flora Pike is spending the sum
mer in the Valley.
We are glad to know that Mr.. Hiram
Baird is greatly improved
Sam Austin has gone 10 De Soto to
procure work.
Miss Helen Mayes Of Graniteville
has been the guest OF Mrs. johnson
for several weeks.
Miss Ada Marks of Ironton was the
guests of Miss FIavia Polk one day last
week.
Miss Maggie Satterfeld. after spend
ing several weeks with Miss Baird at
this place. has returned 10 her home
in Senath. Dunklin county. Mo.
Eugene Green of ST. Louis is visiting
relatives here.
Drummer Ramsey of St. Louis was a
guest at the Mountain View recently.
Mrs. Muse of Harviell is the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs Mangold.
Price Ringo spent Sunday with his
family at this place.
Lyman Medley of Piedmont visited
relatives and friends in Arcadia last
week.
Mrs. F. c. Baird and Beckwith are
visiting relatives in Piedmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure and children.
of St Louis, are in Arcadia for the
summer.
Miss Fannie Vance was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Blanton. last week.
Mr.. ". d. Bay, of Red Point, Mo,
visited Arcadia one day recently
Mrs. Walsh and children of ST. Louis
are at the Mountain View for the sum
mer.
There was delightful dance at the
Mountain View summer house recently
A number of our young people were in
attendance also. Messrs. Wilmer. Full
Ter and Canal OF De Soto. and Mrs.
Bisch and Miss Owens of Hogan. They
all report good time. We hear there
Is to be another dance at the summer
house in the near future We hope So
Misses Agnes Canerk and Catharine
higgins of St. Louis spent several days
in Arcadia recently
Messrs. Mcmahon. Cooney and
Walsh of St. Louis visited their fami-
lies at the Mountain View last week.
Mrs. DR.. Mccormick and son. DR..
Jas. Mccormick. also. her two grand
children, visited friends in Arcadia
recently She is former resident of
this place
Little Flora Moser OF St. Louis Is
visiting relatives in the Valley.
Miss Nellie Ghermau of Middlebrook
and Emmett Gunton of IroDton visited
at the Mountain View Sunday after
noon.
s. c. Jones and son. Charley, Geo.
Turner and Sam Dedd of St. Louis
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Last summer one OF our grand
children was sick with a severe bowel
trouble" says Mrs. f. @. Gregory. OF
Fredericktown. Mo. Our doctors
remedy had failed. then We tried Cham
berlaiu's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhpa
Remedy. which gave very speedy re-
lief" For sale by the Arcadia Valley
Drug Store.
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wrecked the bank by exirayagant liv-
ing. speculation and dabbling in poll
tics. Dallas bankers do not know
what the extent of the wrecked banks
liabilities are. but they could hardly
exceed $40 900 on general deposits
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-07-14

Will furnish Music for parties-t~o,
three, or four pieces-at reasonable
figures. LAUGHLIN & DAVIS.
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'PENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS

IRoSTON Posi- OFFICE.
Morning AzIL-NISat Trans Opened ~ 30 = L.
Day Trains. Closed . * ? Il
Evening Mzi}-Dzy Trains Opened AZ :. 90 . Il
Night Trains Closed ~ : 90 . II
I1G=y Order business opens At go O'Clock n .
and 0sag 10 the rush Of mail business II the eve
ming the window vii close promptly = 6-o5 p
O-a-= hours Sundays and holidays from 10 70
GO - II, l>oo $40 P and 6-oo 100 p
Patrons Of the Office Will please take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
J. y B1s4gF PoEr1zlrer
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MILLINERY STORE

L have recently opened a
well selected stock Of millinery:
ladies' trimmed hats a speciality;
pattern hats and sailors: latest
styles; alpineS and MI the New
York novelties i'm style; prices
surprisingly low. Childrcn'S
hats, caps aud baby bonncts,
flowers, etc. Call ut the corner
store opposite Liddon's stable. L
solicit Il share OF the patronage
OF the ladies OF Ocala and Marion
AMI adjoining counties. MaIi or
ders will receive careful and
prompt attention.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. l.. II. TOMPKITS,
pcala,' Fla.
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LOCAL NEWS AND VIEWS

DR.. S. IL. Bitch and wife wei e
in town today.
New crop prunes just received
at Birdsey Bros.
-Cranberl'ies, l0c. per quart,
at Birdsey Bros.
-Stachelberg's famous cigars
at S. h. Whaley's.
"A full line Of Ralston' s crack
ers at Blrdsey Bros.
Picture frames at the Anti
Monopoly drug store.
FLORIDA oranges, the first of
the season, at Danes.
{. II. Dame has JUST opened a
fine line of leading cigars.
Fresh peanut and cocoanut
brittle at S. r. Whaley's.
Nichols oats, the best put
up, at the Mccarthy Store.
The best stock of fine bulk
candy in town at S. II. Whaley'S.
Quilts and blankets at any
price to SUIT you at the Alliance
Store.
If others have failed TO suit
you, try j. j. Fuller's good suits;
S. to SIG.
Mrs. B. B. Kicker of South
Lake Weir is visiting Mrs. G.. l..
Bittinger.
"A fine line of delicious choco-
lates and bon bons in bulk at S.
r. Whaley's.
Edwards Brothers have fresh
Crystal river and Cedar Key
oysters every day.
For SALE, CHEAP-One side
board and one extension table.
See Mrs. William Fox.
-Children'S and ladies' lunch
baskets and handsome fruit bas-
kets at L. w. TrOXler's.
-Lowney's and Whitman 8
fine candies, both in bulk and
package, received every week at
L. w. TrOxler's.
Mr.. McNeil's turpcntinc team
was in today and took out 10
camp, four miles east of Ocala
thirty-two turpentlnc barrels.
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Temperance Rally

y temperance meeting is to be
held at Shady Grove tonight.
The speakers expecting 10 attend
the rally are Rev. w. L. Bogart,
Of the Baptist church Of Ocala,
Hon. w. X. Zewadski and Editor
Z. l.. Bittingcr of the Star, and
ut B"lleview Friday night of this
week, Rev. p. j. Reeves of
Spring Park, Hon. w. X. Ze-
wadski and l.. n. Green OF
Ocala. The program for the
meeting or rally to be held in
Ocala, Monday night, Nov. p,
will be announced as same is
completed. \ vigorous cam
paign is planned and ready
response is heard from all the
precincts of Marion county.
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Mr. Terrell i'm Trouble

X. A. Alfred arrested w. r..
Terrell Saturday for violating the
US. revenue laws by selling cleo
margarine without n special Ii
cense for the same, as provided
in the L. S. revenue laws. Mr..
Terrell had a hearing before Com
missioner ID. 5. Williams and
pied guilty, but said he was not
aware that he was evading the
law. He was bound over under
Il bond OF 5000 to appear at the
L.. S. District court at Jackson
vile.
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STATE OF ONO,
CITY OF TOLEDO, IS.
Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath
that he is the senior partner of
the firm Of +. j. CHENEY Il Co.,
doing business in the City OF
Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will paw
the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every
case Of CATARRH that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALL 5
CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before Inc and sub
scribed in my presence, this 9Th
day Of December, A ID 1856.
seal A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for tcStimon-
ials, free. +. j. CHENEY x Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, - cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-11-15
Captured the Blue Ribbon

"Unclc" Dick Miller OF the
Martcl section, is the first citi-
zen in Marion county to pay his
taxes for IS9S. Collector Thag-
ard pinned on the lapel OF his
Prince Albert coat the blue rib
bon of fidelity and punctuality.
"Uncle" Dick is a way back citi-
zen of old Marion, having been a
brave soldier i'm the Indian war.