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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-04
FELL SIXTY FEET.

Probable Fatal InjnrieS sustained by RiE
Builders.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntaii!gcncer.
ST. afARYs, ". Va, Oct 2.-charles
Mick and Tom Williamson, RIG builders,
last Saturday evening sustained injuries
which Is thought will prove fatal. They
we're adding the finishing touches to a
derrick on Cow Greek in the extreme
lower end Of the county, when the plank
on which they were standing suddenly
gave way, hurting them to the derrick
floor, a distance Of sixty feet.
Williamson struck the floor squarelY
on his feet, but his descent was attend-
ed with such velocity that one OF his
legs was broken In two places below the
knee. The bones were splintered and
badly crushed. He was otherwise injur-
ed.
Mick was also hurled with great vlo-
ience to the ground, striking on his
shoulders. He has since regained con-
sclousness, but ls apparently paralyzed,
being unable 20 speak or move.
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TROUBLE IN CHINA.
Admiral Dewey to Send Two VsalsiS
to Chinese Waters.

Admiral Dewey to Send Two Vsliois
to Chinese WatsFa.
WASHINGTON, d, c., Oct. 3,-sec-
rotary Long upon ndvlces received at
the state department, showing the eI-
lstence OF threatening conditions in Chi
ma, has ordered Admiral Dewey to send
two warshlps Immediately from Manila
to point as near the Chinese capitol as
possible for warships to approach. The
vessels selected for this undertaking are
the Baltimore and the Petrol
II is expected that the Baltimore will
not be able 10 get beyond the Taku
forts at the entrance OF the Pang-H He
river, upon which Pekln is situated, but
the Potrcl heinH OF smaller proportions,
may be able TO reach Tlen Tnln, eighty
miles above the mouth and about the
same distance below Pekln, Tho officialu
keenly regret that there Il not now on
the Asiatle a light draugbt guuboat OF
the Helena class which could ascend the
river a. far % tho Chinese capitol
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1NYEsr1aAr1oN cONl1ssIoN
into Conduct OF War is Now GettihS
Down 70 Rnalnaaa.


Down 70 BuEinoss,
WASHINGTON. D. c., oct. SAN the
members OF the war investigating come
mission were present at to-day'S session
except Ex-Governor Beaver and the an
nouncement was made that he would be
ion attendance tomorrow, when Gen
eral wheeler will be present as the first
witness before the commission. To-
days session was devoted largely to the
consideration Of the method for the ex-
animation OF witnesses and In this con-
nectlon the question OF administering
oaths was discussed at considerable
length.
II was suggested that the whole diffi-
Guilty might be avoided by getting the
president to appoint one OF the ofheerB
of the board 70 the office OF q notary
public, and Il Is probable that this re-
quest viii be made with the end IN view
OF having an otficeF capable Of admins
tering oathS present In case Of emer-
gencF.
To Governor Beaver was assigned the
task Of leading In the examination Of
witnesses, but there 10 an understand
ing that other members OF the board
shall ask such questions as they may
desire.
The commission also received several
additional communications which Fe-
celved attention. Among them was q
letter from Surgeon General Sternberg,
Inviting the commission to visit his
office. No action was taken upon this
Invitation.
At the afternoon session Of the war
Investigation commission several com-
plants were read In regard TO the meth
cd OF transporting men from Santiago,
the names OF the vessels on which II
was alleged that abuses had occurred
between the Concha, the Seneca, the
Breakwater, the Ollvette and the City OF
Washington. It was decided to make
thorough investigation OF this branch OF
the service. and Chairman Dodge was
directed 90 secure the nance OF tho
commanding officers, medical ofiicerR
and representatives OF the Quartermas.
ters department on these vessels This
commission also decided to permit tho
presence during the hearing Of three
stOnographers as representatives of the
press in addition TO the Representatives
OF the press association.
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Mount unlop. 3. 3. EllhsE.

Mount Union, P. D. ElShsr.
Noble, @. W. Alley.
Point Pleasant, s. ], Miller.
RavensWood, James W. Englo,
Raymond, W. II. Malone.
Reedy, W. \. McCutcheoh
Ripley, A ]. u Curtis,
RiVeralde, g. 3. Notice.
Spencer, b A. Davis.
Walton, Il. X, Rife.
West Ch8rleston, o. A. Kelley
Buekhannon district, John Il. HeSs,P. 2
Addison, @. r Ward.
Auburn, W. g. Lloyd. -,
Barbour. supply, s. 7. Weshau
Bellngton, II. G. AayA
BeVeriln, q. r, Williamson.
Buckhannon. Asbury Mick.
Bucthannon circuit, p. II. J. KING
Camden. P. s, Bent.
Cleveland, supply. /. u EeIple.
CoWan, supply, g, e; LYMAN gl
GutlipsylIle, supply, y; n, Il. shaw
East Buekhannon, Martin Talbot.
ElklnA, w. ]. Eoult.
FlAtWOode, ]. n. 1rose'
FreemanBbufg, ]. MArtOny.
Frenclton, L. D. Resseggor
Glenvilie d. A. Friend.
Holly Grove, o. u. Maple.
Mlngo, P. W. Shrnder.
Newton. supply, N. I. 9. Anderson.
Philippi, George 8. Baggelt. 49,.
South Buckhannon, y. W. ChidiHtef.
Sutton. E, r. Skidmote.
Ten Mile, ]. o. Bolton.
Troy. A. L. ireland.
Weston, j. 8, Robinson.
Pros. Conference seminary,s. Z. BoyerS
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PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. S,-Tha 81
gantIc combination of warship build
ing interests alleged to have been prac-
tIcaily oonsummated at Cleveland Is
pooh poohed by every one here suppos-
ed to be connected with the scheme.
The Carnegie officials when questioned.
simply said II was too ridiculous TO
even deny. Nobody in this section can
be found who will admit having any
thing to do with the matter.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. a-The
President has appointed DR.. David j.
Hill, of Rochester University, FIRST as
sistant secretary of state, to succeed
John Bassett Moore, resigned. DR.. Hill
is president of theRochester University.
is a scholarly gentleman, and Is partic.
ularly known through his knowledge OF
international law. He has taken a prom
inent part in New York politics and has
delivered many public addresses during
recent campaigns. He is now In Hol-
land, but expected to return at once,
having accepted tho position rendered.
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LEl NTO A TRAR.
Captain Dovener Finally Rounds
up his Opponent
OWING TO GREAT BLuNDERING

on ne Part Of BlaiFs IanaC,rs-Beth
Bnlsd sor Gisavillo on the Same day
CompOls the Dsmoeratio candldato %
Meet the Doushty Captain IN JOint %.
bato-Rislr COmplstaiy ouiPoinisa In
the Strong Democratic stFonshOld-RS-
publlsans Jabuant Over the lIss,inE.
oevsnor Meets with Euthuuilstiu Ilseop-
a0n At satt0n on sataEaay.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. S.-To
number of interested callers to-day,
President Mckinley had occasion to re-
lterate his determination to have no
more troops mustered out for the pres
ent. in the course OF several interviews
no stated In substance, that It was the
Intention of the administration TO send
fresh troops TO Porto Rico TO take the
place OF the volunteers who will have to
be returned home and who will be CIV
en- furloughs. He stated very firmly
that there would be no general dis
charges until the situation was cleared
,,p
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cLAR1NDA. Iowa, Oct, s-walter ].
Yates shot his wife and Mrs, E. j.
North at Essex near here. and then shot
himself. He died instantly. His wife
will die. Mrs. North is only slightly
wounded MFR. and Mrs. Yates were
married three YearH ago. Ho was q
drinking man. His wife left him and
was staying with Mrs. North.
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SAN FRANCISCO. oct, s.-Advices
from Japan brings the news Of the
death Of Rev Thaddeus F. Freeman,
chaplain Of the United States steamship
Baltimore at Nagasakl, From all ac-
counts Freeman committed suicide
while In a state OF mental depression,
consequent upon his falling health, He
Jumped overheard from the Zealandla
and was drowned before any assistance
could be rendered him. His remains
were recovered and will be brought 10
this country for lntefment on the next
steamer,
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ProvI,lInrnD,f,nIo Fund,

COLUMBUS. Ohio, oct s.-Novcm-
Der Ia the date set by the local typo
graphical union for the concerted move
ment looking too nine hour day in book
and Sob offices II is hardly thought
that general strike will result, but In
anticipation of the unexpected nn as
sessment Of one per cent Is being levied
on the printers earnings as a defense
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Innsfnia ofHfnn.f.ntInn.

MADRID, Oct s.-rhe reported inten-
tion of the United States government
to retain the whole of the Philippine Is-
lands has created almost a state OF stu
petaetion here. and It Is semi-oh1cialiy
announced that the Spanish govern
ment has resolved to vigorously combat
any such action, which, It 10 claimed,
the termssof the peaCe protocol pre-
clude.
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PARIS, ne. oct. ar c, Collins,
fcther OF Niles May Collins, the Kan-
lucky free thinker, who was found dead
In Boston hotel with male compan-
lon over year REo, drowned himself IN
a pond At Elizabeth, four miles from
Paris, Il Is believed that a recent o.
capudc of a younger daughter caused
him 10 commit suicide.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
BuCKHANNoN, W. Va, Oct a-Hon.
W. S. Edwards spoke to large meet
ing at the court house to-day. He was
to have had joint debate with Judge
Drew, who failed to meet him. There Is
much Republican enthusiasm In Upshur,
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CAMP MEADE, Mlddlotown, Pa,,0ct.
s.-Thlrty of the Second West Virginia
regiment that marched from Hurrls-
burg to Gettysburg. were stricken down
and were brought to the Second divi-
sion hospital here to-day by Chaplain
Kelley. The regiment Will leave York
Friday and reach Harrisburg again on
Monday
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QUAY ARRESTED
The DastardIy Attack Of his Ma.
lsvolent Enemies
TO MAKE CAMPAIGN THUNDER.

llo and hts son Richard and othsrD
charged with Conspiracy to use Public
Money in the Peoples Bank ofPhIladsl-
phlA for Their own U'o-Ali tho Afensy
THAT wns Borrowed from the Bank was
Paid back when Dus-ssnaiOr POproSs
On the vislOus and vlndls.ivo Methods
Of the Desperate opPosltion-sush Tas-
dsi win not Win
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M. D CONFERENCE
Closes its Session at Mannlngton
Last Evening.
THE LIST OF APPOINTMENTS

OfAlnis.srI to tho Various stations tn the
conferoneo Announced ~ tho BishoP.
Rsv. Grin.s is TsApsfsrrsd to the kan
ias COnsossnss, tolbo stationed atAtchi-
son-oaiy one chanEa msao n the
wheeling District.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-04

TIAvRB-Arrived; Ia Normandlt,
New York.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Liv.
erpool; Patrla, Hamburg.
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New River dIstrict-IA. H. Jordan. 2. 3.
Athens, W. F. Jenkins,
Boone. Boom NHy's. =. 3. pickessG. aGs''
Bluefeld, F. II. Shannon.
Brooklyn, q, Q. Conway.
Cedar Grove, /. A. Perry,
Claremont, W. 4. Barre.
Clay, Eugene Weaver.
Elk River, Daniel Wilson.
FRyette. r. 9. Backua.
Flat Top, =. n. Cochran.
Gilbert. 3. s. Hairless.
HeWett, E N. Cochran.
MattYille, L. Kidd.
Montgomery, B, F. Howell.
Mt. Cove, Eugene Weaver.
Logan, W. N. Pearce.
Nicholas, 7. 8. Crosse.
Norwood, A. II. Matheny.
Ophella, j. W. Claypool.
Oceana, c. W. Stephan.
Pleasant Retreat, H. P, Williams
Raleigh, NJ. Q. Reed.
Spring Dale, ], 8. Pullin.
6umersvllle, ]. w. Carroll.
Tate Creek, 7. ]. lewis.
Huntington dlstrlct-J.w. Bedford, P. E
Ashton, II. a, Barlow.
Cnssvllle, Wilson Lewis.
Central clty-P. n. Hawk.
Ceredo, B, r. Mcclure.
DinReBs, W. X. Young.
Dunlow, ]. L. Jones.
East Hnmlln, a. 9. Hicks,
Egypt, ], B. Cook.
Fairfield, J. b. workman.
GuyRndOtte, H. c. Acward.
HamiiI. iF +. ". W Queen.
Henderson, B. D. MRhone
Huntington, LIST church, B, 3. Evans.
Huntington 7th Ave. church, H. Scott
Hurricane, ]. s. Kinney.
RanaWha City, P. p scFeenWRlt.
Kenova, J. ". Rlchey. 4
PIFooR' PPIiIsSn' eTssSe. sSsb b. H. rrsmSly.
Peytona, T. 4. FraSn0,
Reid, A. NJ. Grimes.
Ruth, T. II. Scantlln.
st. Adams, supply,
STSSsrlRSn' TSSdRSTl' y, w. = r. KISFP.Isgl SISPHIsg''
Wayne, II. L. Polling.
WinSsid' r, +. Farley
WlnItred, II. +. Prichard.
8. II. Arbuthnot chaplain U. 8. army.
Oakland district, l.. W. Roberts, P. E,
Aurora, ]. J.. u. Jonea
AlbrlEhts, il. F. Friond.
Bandonvllle, Daniel Westfall.
Br1ceton, j, +. Arnold.
Bayard, Q. B. Meredith.
Blaine, j. II. Coch.
Cranesvllle, r. G.. Bedford,
Davis, ]. A. Fullerton.
Deer Park, ]. II. Funk.
Etam, a, Englo,
EvanHville, j. N. Sharp,
Friendsvllle, W. r, Herman.
GrnntSvillO, r. p. Idleman.
Newburg. u. 9, Leatherby.
Oakland, =. z. Wark.
Parsons, G, w Cox,
RoWlesburg, ]. II. EnloW.
Sinclair, B. +, Hill.
Terra Alta, ], NJ, Warden.
Terra &itn circuit, w. B. Woodruff.
Parlersburg district. ]. Lee, P. Z.
Bellvllle, w, Hunter.
Big Bend, ]. d. WOodyard.
Cairo, a, B, .Rohrbaugh,
CenterVille. A. D. Adams.
Elizabeth, II, {. Sanford.
HRTrlsVille, l. b. AHhby
Hebron. supply, o. Given.
Middlebourne, W, y. Lovott,
Newark, NJ Taylor.
PRrkarsburR LIST church, r. g. Townsend.
Parkersburg. Cd church, q. w. Kepler;
ParkerSburg circuit, g. r, Shackelford.
PieGsarts, n. 8. Withers.
Pullman, T. Richmond.
Pursloy 4. +, bunting.
Shiloh, +. p. Dunbar.
slsteTSyille, II. b. Boyden.
Smlthvllle, ]. g. 6trnder.
South Parkersburg, 7. w. Wilson.
Volcano, r. u, W. King.
West Union, J. A. Fullerton, Sup.
Wllhamstown, @. w Upton.
Charleston dlstrlrt-D. 8, Hammond, r. p.
ATnoldsburE, j. NJ. Kldder.
Charleston State b., N, j.. Compton.
Charleston. Bowman, George Il, Morris,
Charleston circuit, ". p. GuimO.
ClcorOnO, SUPPLY, John McKcndree.
Clendsnpln, W II. Hammond.
CllftOn and MRhan, o, Q, Phillips
CottaHepille, y, J., Meadows.
ElmWpod, l., -. y. Ssllo,
0oldtnWii, supply J. !. Carney.
Graham Mines, ---
Hartford, G. H0ly, NJ, lony.
Leon, DelOFenie Upton.
Maiden and panpiile, A. w. Chambers
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Nj. Quay ana ] had our differences In
days gone BY but they we're patched
up long ago"
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WASHINGTON, oct. s. - For Western
Pennsylvanla-Rnin; fresh TO brisk south
Winds
For West Virginia and ohlo-Raln; froah
to brisk southeast winds. becoming var
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Tho temperature yesterday ~ observed
by c. sehnopi, druggist. corner Market
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gpeonl Qi1p9tch 70 the 1ntoluBoncoEs
MANNINGToN, w. Va, Oct S-The
Methodist Episcopal conference COM
pieted its session this evening. consid-
cradle business OF a routine character
was transacted.
The bishop announced the transfer Of
Rev. c. w. Grimes from This conference
to the Kansas conference, and stationed
him at Atchlson.
The following appointments were an
nounced by the bishop:
clarkshiirg Digtrict-J. Engle P. 3.
Bridgeport, o. y. King,
Barnegvilie. Z. 8. Carter.
ClnrksbuFg, William Anderson.
Fairmoht, N. B. JOHNSON.
FarmlnEton, g. Polling,
JarVisYille, b. B. Brooks.
LognnBport. W. r. Hennon.
LumberRort Z, n. Gotaeld
Mannington, W. 3, King.
Mount ciire, P. L MusgroyG.
Pine Grove, -
PruntytoWn, II. D. Perry.
Salem, q. 4, Meredith.
ShinnStoWn, Forbes b. Davis
Smithton, Theopills Mccoy.
WilIonburg, 4. D. Garrett
Wallace, supply, D. B. orr
NorFantown Districts. ]. Cotton, r, E.
Arnettsville, r. NJ Calm.
BlRcksVille, q. n. Williams,
Grafton, +. W. Lynch.
Halieck, George 8. BaggetE
JollytoWn, II. r Goodwin.
KingWoOd, ---- HulteEs
Knottsville, D. A. Barnes.
Littleton, Spencer King.
Masontown, NJ Knots.
Magnolia, N. !. Bumgordner.
MorgantoWn, g: W. Grimes.
hOrgantoWn, Circuit, OWnby.
PnlRtlne, George G. Shaw.
Pal0tlne Circuit, A. A. Kelley.
TunneltOn, ]. ]. White.
Wadestown, D. +. Carter.
wheeling dlstrict-ArchIbald Moorn, P B,
BenWoOd, G. W, Bent.
Cameron, John BeddoWe.
Cameron Circuit, w. B. Young.
Dallas, v. a. Nannn.
Fulton, W. 8. Nicholson.
AIarshall. c. II. Lakln.
McMechen, U. s. G. Carroll.
Moundsville, d. L. Ash.
Moundsvliie Circuit, d. ". Ruble
New MRrtlnsvllle, g. d. Smith.
New MnrtinsVille circuit, John Bryson.
Pleasant Valley. Arthur Merrells.
Proctor. @. E. Fuller,
Short Creek and Liberty, g. N. Baialey.
Silver Hlll, j.. T.. King.
Triadelphla, Gregory Bleakley.
ChRpllne Street, w. j. HarlLneSs.
Fourth Street,J. l. Sooy,F. 7. d. Blckley
North Street, @. b. Graham.
Thompson church, G. 3. Clarke
zane Street. u. ID. Hnnnon. -
Pres. Mt. Union College, "A. B. Riker.
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SECRET LODGES.

Ocala Lodge K Of p convcncs every Monday
at S p III in Castle Hall. b D HODGE, { &.
K DEVANE. K Of K & IS
Tuula Lodge No. %, I 0 F. meets every
Tuesday at p III in Masonic Hall All visiting
brothers invited to attend. E MCIvER,N q
W II CHAILLE, Secretary
John Dunn Lodge No. 50, f &; a ". Regula r
communications first and third Sundays of
every month ats pm g W SCOTT W N.
Ii HESDON. Secretary
Marion Lodge 40. 70 &; 4 VI. Regular com
munications second and fourth Thursdays Of
every month at 8 p III. j L TUBERvILLE, W II
W " CLYATT, Secretary
Marion Lodge 40. 1918, X Of II, meets first
and third Thursdays. y GOTTLIEB,
l. J DoZIER, Reporter. Dictator
Ocala Chapter r \ VI. Regular cOnyOcatiOn
first Monday in each month at 5 pm.
ii WHITFIELD, II p
L \ HENDOS. Secretary
Ponce de Leon Lodge No. 3 A. and \. 5. R..
meets second sunday in each month at p. D.
II. Crook, Secretary, J.. OTTENsosER.
Ven Master.
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The Coming Woman

Who goes to the club while her
husband tends the baby, as well
as the good old-fashioned woman
who looks after her home, will
both at times get run down in
health. They will be troubled
with loss of appetite, headache,
sleeplessness, fainting or dizzy
spells. The most wonderful rem
edy for these women is Electric
Bit tiers. Thousands of sufferers
from Lame Back and Weak Kid
neys rise up and call it blessed.
1t IS the medicine for women.
Female complaints and nervous
troubles Of all kinds are soon re-
lieved by the use of Electric Bit
tcrs. Delicate women should
keep this remedy on hand to
build up the system. Only SOC
per bottle. T. G.. Alworth & CO.
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Through Sleepers.

The f. G.. & P. railway has es-
tablishcd through sleeping car
line between Jacksonville and
Kansas City, via Everett and
Southern railway to Birmingham,
Kansas City, Memphis & Bir-
mingham to Memphis, and Kan
sas City, Ft. Scott & Memphis to
Kansas City. This car will run
out of Jacksonville on train No.
SO at 1:O5 p. M. daily, and into
Jacksonville on train No. 33 at
$40 a. m. daily. Time between
the two cities, 46 hours. Berth
rate between Jacksonville and
Kansas City, $3.50. Service I'M
surpassed.
A. O. MACDONELL,
If Gen. Pass. Agent.
n. S. PENNINGTON, Traffic Mgr.
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A Lovely Display.

Watches, all sizes and styles,
and the best grades at the lowest
prices, also rings of all kinds,
pins, studs, glove buttons and
links, paddock bracelets in gold
and silver, children's dress pins
with chains, scarf and stick pins,
shirt waist sets, sterling silver
sewing sets, fancy toilet and
manicure sets, vases and the pref
test line of lamps in Ocala. Also
clocks and silverware, and every
thing entirely new. No old stock.
All at the lowest prices for the
best goods at F. @. B. Weihe's
in Nash's store. If
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+. e. Il p. Special Rates.

JackSonvillC-O account Grand
Lodge +. & A. NJ. and Shrine
meeting, tickets will be sold Jan.
18th and 18th at one and one
fourth fare round trip good until
Jan. %.
Tampa-On account of Fisher
les Congress, tickets will be sold
on Jan. 18th to 2lst inclusive at
one fare for the round trip limited
to Jan. "a. 1898.
Gainesville-On account Grand
Lodge f. q A. Masons, tickets
will be sold Jan. 9, 10 and IL at
one and one-fourth fares. Limit
ed to Jan. 10, 1888.
Green Cove Springs-On ac-
count Of Tobacco Growers, Asso-
citation and Clay county fair,
tickets will be sold Jan. II and Is
at one and one-fourth fares. Linn.
tied to Jan. 20, 1898.
Live Oak--On account Woman s
Missionary Society Conference,
tickets will be sold Jan. II, Il
and 13 at one and one-fourth
fares for the round trip. Good
until Jan. IS, 1898.
Jacksonville-On account NJ
f.. Church Conference, tickets
will be sold Jan. II and Is at one
and One-fourth fares round trip
Limited to Jan. IS, 1898.
W. II. HOPKINS, W. w. CONDOR.
Travelling Pass. + ct. Ticket Agent
JOHN DOZIER, Agent.
Ocala, Florida.
\. ;. PENNINGTON, y. o. MACDONELL,
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
Jacksonville, Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-11

m. via Gainesville and High Springs. carries
Pullman sleeper Port Tampa and Ocala to
New York without change, via Richmond,
Washington. Baltimore and Philadelphia,
connecting at Washington with the Old
Colonial Express for Boston without change
of cars. No. j also connects at waycross
with through sleeper for Nashville via Mont
gomery without change Direct connection
made al Montgomery for New Orleans; at
Birmingham for Memphis; at 81. Louis for
Kansas City.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-01-11
SEEDS

My seeds are grown for me under contract
by the most relIa bic special seeds growers and
shipped direct from the farms, There is no
better seed grown. pay cash and sell for
cash. l have no wholesale trade to protect
hence sell to the planter at wholesale prices
BEANS: Extra Early Red Valentine. Early
Refugee and Early Mohawk. quart 15c. peck
SOC, bushels 1926; Best of All, quart l5c, peck
9Oc, bushel $3.50; Prolific Black, Rust Proof
Golden and Kidney Wax. quart 15c, peck 81
buShcl 1915.
SUGAR Corn: Stowell's Evergreen, Black
Mexican and Country Gentleman, quart 10c
peck soc, bushel $1,75; Early Giant, quart 15c
peck 9Oc.
FIELD CORN: Early Golden Dent, Hickory
King. Blunt'S Prolific (white flint and Large
Yellow Flint, quart SC peck Doc. bushel 81 -
per cent off buShel prices for beans and
corn. in unbroken bushel bags. Special
prices on larger quantities. Postage extra
15c per quart.
*CUCUMBE Peerless. and all other in.
WATERMELON: Nebraska grown Kolb's
Gem, Rattlesnake, Florida Favorite and
Sweetheart.
*CANTELOPE: Large and Early Hackensacks
New Orleans, Melted Gem. Baltimore or Acme
and Emerald Gem.
squash: White and Yellow Patty Pan
Yellow Summer Crookncck, Boston and Pro
life Marrow, Hubbard and Essex. All the
above vine seeds, per ounce &c, a pound 15c
pound 33c. Prices on Florida, Georgia and
South Carolina grown Watermelon seed or
application.
tomato: Acme. Perfection. Beauty. Favor
lite and stone, ounce 13c. u pound soc, pound
$50.
*Ten per cent off the above pound price:
: for pounds; 20 per cent off for 10 pounds anC
30 per cent off for p pounds, if for kline
and in one order.
EGG PLANT: Large. round Purple Spneless
ounce 2Oc, = pound 70c. pound $3.50. pei
cent off on pound price for pounds; 10 pei
cent off for five pounds; 20 per cent off for Il
pound order. POSTAGE EXTRA: ounces oil
less, 1c; per pound SC.
Prices on application on any seeds Not OF
the above list. Sample packages, except
beans. peas and corn. by mail. for trial One
package, &c; II packages lie. Sample package:
of beans, peas and corn by mail. &c each.
j. i. SUTTON,
% Exposition St.. Ocala.