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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
BOAR |! 0 Q l|ySsH:|ERIES.
Statement Of Receipts and Exp en-
SEES the Past Year 81
small Sum f.efs owe from Appropin.
tio,,7- D issnt ,st All on an Tho Part
4! OF The e 9 ne men y harRes 4 gar ns,
tho Planters. " y;

nj The report OF the State Board Of
Fisheries, which will be In the hands Of
Governor n s,yler I'M a few days. shows
the following collections of fish and
oyster revenues during the past year:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
i'nE
,inE
Joseph Brown
STORE
vi he
W an Guard

Of Fall and Winter Dress
Goods has reached us.
The smart things are dis
cernible in the multiplied
Plaids. Weaves of modest
nHen yield to none, in their
vigorous claims as to beauty
Of design, and color combina-
ton.
They'll be shown you with
characteristic Brown freedom.
The inspection-the purchase
will not be amiSs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

Correct oyercoatlng for early Fall
wear. Our stock contains some very
attractive patterns.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
Il 1888 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
r RESOURCES

State of Virginia, City of Norfolk. SIS:
above named bank. do so,emnly swear
i1:at-taA-aAaNe- statement is trnc,, the
best of my knowledge and belief.
A. 3. SCHWARZKOPF, Cashier
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
COST or THE OYSTER FLEET.

COST OF THE OYSTER FLEET
The following table shows the dis
bursement of the unexpended balance
of s4,a97 from the appropriation of s2O,-
600 for che fiscal year ending September
30, 1899. and also the disbursement of
the 100000 for the year ending Septem-
Der 80, 1899, making total sum on hand
of s24,a97:
DISBURSEMENTS. OYSTER FUND.
Steamer Chesapeake ..sS,442 O4
Steamer Accomacle -. 5,472 %
Schooner Pocomoke 80. 1854 SO
l.. Foster (surveying).. Is 90
slG,2ss 65
Balance on hand from sum APP
proprjated for the fiscal year
ending September &c. 1899. s S,113 IS
BOARD OF FISHERIES.
Sum appropriated for expenses
IS OF. board from April /, 1898,
to March 81, 1899. y. I, ....,..s 1000 90
49, IN EXPENDITURES.
DR.. Frank FLETCHER
(chairman), salary. s 200 90
DIR. Frank Fletcher
expenses 80. 1890. FOG 80
s. f. Miller {secrc-
tary). ....... ........ 1000 90
s. u. Miller. expenses. 524 80
Geo. b. Kcezell, ex-
penscs .... 500. 22s 90
Pembroke Petit, ex
penses ........ ....... 81 so
John A. Curtis, ex-
penses ........ 49,. &c Sc
r. A.. Ayers, expenses Is 90
William c. Skinner
fmessenger). salary. ZIG &c
Robt. n ,Candlish, at
torney fees ....... 100 90
ONCE expenses, in
Guiding furniture,
rent, stationery. etc. 259 90
--- 1904 0S
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
18th day Of September, 1899 -
B. "A. MARSDEN, Notary Public.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

III oRtRBNT.-ON -FOUR STALL STA
~ llAAy Bid Il at K. 14S Bermuda street. Tor
n terms and pa ticMlars apply on premisce.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14

SsORRREJTr-F COTTAGE
I. Virginia . each for rent for the
lf,syyt ter Address Box 43, Virginia Beach
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-14
FOR EMIT

y ARGEiFURNISHED}F FRONT ROOM,
~ yJsntab Bile sfor man and wife privilege
III bath x Call IN the afternoon. 20 Ora nby
sstrset,, hi I'd oor. ,G se14-3t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26
POST -INTELLIGENCER WANT AID
AGENCIES.


The post-inisliisenesf has established branch
ostfe1 EuHi 10 3. Isl. each dsy The ,stes charged
VI the branch xseneis~ ths al the
ront-fstellis~raer business ofaee Cash ads only
WIN be taken ~ branch agencies Feiiewipx is the
IN Il sss.,sies
iorke narvfnxtsn's drug store,
secessd n r~nue aad fIke.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. T.. Fisher.
broadway and James.
Renfoo NIL Pharmacy. Twenty
first and East Jefferson.
watia Waiis Pharmacy, Twenty
frst and East Jefferson.
Freebora's Pharmacy, Ninth av-
enne south and Jackson.
shirtleTs DRUG store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
schn,tts' Drag store, 1922 Howell,
corner Horen.
North seattle Pharmacy. battery
and FRS. avenue.
A. h. Guys Pharmacy, Denny way
ana Fifth avenue north.
r. n. CesttksD's Pharmacy. Queen
Anae avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prest0n's Pharmacy. Ballard av-
enae.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
stree' and Ewing avenue.
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PUBLISHERS NoT1cE- -Tfzsslins axSns. are
J. A. Mec3ailaa ard . Il i<ssnss tasS ,oaas s toFs
ass ] A C8fheart X r BswieT. W tases
e. H. MCGOWAN & II. e.eNea ana H"ssft
Akin Pnztrnsss1Es essvysE~Te Gs sur a@e'sAS FHF
rfnev r-ly h tssss ard a. esr resident agents IN
the yar.oas f4ties saf ,o~Es Of IRE NortnEeS,
ADV ERTfst <fs-fDrtee a1uss q; tas Ftet tn,eih-
seree- hssx.ass3 ssars; Dsilg. a u uu'I II p
m sunday hours. cp-D - a. 10 anfll y noon &
to &c rs Classified advertisements foT Insertion
fc.iseSfug morning vii b. received MP 30 70 - = ~
ADFEgTfsgHs Change for advsr5isestents ~
TIE eandag psst~ IEsiaxsncer must De furfstsafd ~
o'sie1k SATURDAY -,
EJ.seARI,-Tss deliars will be paid for nforma'
Hon leading 20 the e0ayietc q sefsGn stsaans
copies q tina paper delivered 10 soSseriesT II
6rsstls u
TACOMA EEREAI.-se. III Pacific avenue T.
D. Ball :,
oLYApIA-4I7i Main susss- G. c. Winssanss,.
agent
EyEREfT.-p X Leafs
SPOKANE. BRANCH oriee, room ii "n'rsron
hioes corner Riverside and Mil: teieSssoas AZ j.
d. Peterson, Manager.
EELLfSgHAM HAr.-Ssw Whsteum Parker
Ellis. manager.
PORT TOWNSEND William, A pfsifsr-
VICTORIA u. t'.~Frsns Campbell
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BIRTH4.


MOEgIsDS~fn Seattle. tc-. u. tses - Mr. sn4
Mr. ]. f. r Axr1ga<a. Fss-si~w sr>Tss AID VA
leg street,
MoREfs0&-In gesr..e Tcss1er g. tss 20 M
and krs. T. +. X. MsrrsscE.
CRDss-~in Seattle oesoner 2 M- ard Mr.
D. r Cross s soa-
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

LAMoSgY~on hoard sehooner Esrs, ortober T.
Lsss. tieergs LasIGEes-
ETAsLET-Ia the Il. Il Is. block, gtsFser Fsfa'
assxsas sna Cedar street, oetesser y. Iss. = HfaS
IeY Of consumption. AGED y yea-
BARR-As Psosfesncr khsr'taI, orseoeS p 49,
william Barr. Sgsd 'e yssrs.
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WANT ADS.

Adverttsenents under any
heading In CLASSIFIED columns, .
1e q weird each fnsertion, min .
lmum charge, 25c. Classified 9
entertainments running one =
month without change of copy, Z
ef.So per line (seven words =
count to ItneD. On three 4
month"; order, 4I.36 per line :
per month, ON SIX month"; or F
der, ei.XO per line per month"; Z
ON yearly order, 81 per 1tne
per month.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
1900 for a restaurant. close in. feeding $50
daily; cost $715 a month ago. Owner
must sell.
$3.50 for a restaurant on Second avenue:
good bargain.
$500 for a frst-class grocery. doing big
business, established eight years. $50
regular customers: running three wag-
ons.
$3.50 for manufacturing business.
For Sale-Hotel. 20 rooms, elegantly fur
nished. bar and dining room II desired:
reasonable rent.
Also good country hotel in a thriving
city
Country hotel and opera house. building
and lot. i2oxl2o feet. only sa50o; $e00 TO
$i.UD cash. balance per cent.
HOTELS.
RESTAU RANTS.
DRUG STORES.
LODGING HOUSES
SMALL. PRIVATE ROoMING HOUSES.
Bakeries. etc. for sale In all parts OF the
city and country.
Money to loan on all kinds Of furniture
and fixtures.
LELAND SPENCER & co.
Basement P.-I. building.
-
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HELP wANTED-NALE.


WANTED laborers near city. So
clear. mill dishwasher and vegetable
men. s25 clear. fare advanced: all kinds
az woods help top pay: railroad team
expense: carpenters 81 80. long Job at
mine: second cook: skid roadnen. s.. free
pass, city excavating work. 81 ti.nakers.
lie; light factory work; get "A s. a aay city
clear: must have 5000: Transfers ard
lahorers. g.: scraper holders, s. Is: coal
miners ny day. outside mine help, st15:
government teamsters. 81; miners. 81 day,
by contract; auarrymen: wood and bolt
choppers 81 and SIS cord; furnished
farms 10 rent or sell on installments
Cranes. los Washington street.
WANTED Men 10 learn barber trade by
mail cr attend our nearest college. Chi
cage. st. Iouis San Franeisco or Min
neapois. Eight weeks required Expert
instructions, practical experience; two
years Apprenticeship saved Catalogue
free. Moier college. San Francisco. Cal.
WANTED-~on White Pass & yukon rail-
road. good general hands a, s. per day:
also carpenters Apply 10 NJ. ]. Heney.
Contra ter. Il colmsn block. or Inns Of
toGr; ban ling. Vancouver. b. G..
wANTED-A nrst-ciaxs bookkeeper. who
Gar Use A typewriter only an espert-
encoa mar neea answer this application:
unmarried man preferred. salary. $40 Der
month. pleasant and permanent posi-
tion 70 the proper man; answer in your
ovu handwriting. Address W s. care
Post IHtei.tgencer.
WANTED TIVE nrSt-ciass statesmen Ton
tine or Insurance men preferred We
want these men ~ take charge Of branch
offices; good opening fer right parties
Tontiae Mining stock Exchange. Wash
iHgton building,
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CARD OF THANKS.


GAIT. W. II. UAHLlN ~ kdmonds.
thanks hts many kind friends ~ Seattle
and f,dmunis Tor the fnvnrS c&Fpn,tt.Si 10
iiifn In bis late Bereavement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

The following letters await advertisers
AZ this office:
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WANTED partner with 800 to do in
side work In good paying business: must
write fair hand and mean business Ap-
ply room 4. Rockwell building. los Co.
lumhta street
WANTED-A partner with $500 TO 60 to
Dawson with a sure winner before
navigation closes. Address v 25 POST
Inteliigencer
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


THIRTY FIRST anniversary entertain
u,ent ats. ball
ANCIENT ORDER of' UNITED WORK
AfF%
Armorv Hall. Friday evening, Oct =. isyl
PROGRAMME
1-Selectien nv NARu.F's kCij Orchestra
Sfntroductton of q x .loucs. -. NJ W
EtnunJ&' GuRg{efte.
Soprano Scto ~ Niles Cisre SPRAY
; Recitation by FRANCES h. Waterhouse,
fioCuttcnist
e--Gornet Scio w 7 n Wagner,
address hy Z T Fisk
s-Eauto and Guitar Selection ht Long ara
smith
a-Soprauo Solo - Miss clara Tester
ia-Tfornhfne Sole by Sx he rapro
il-fiaritono Soio - frank Ncf}etfnstt
u soprano Sclo ~ Mrs Ienpte i.{yaunas
lz-};ssa Sic - y Eons.nf
1.-THE ~ Tf'ss Eiotls- ~g41 a. >es.v~ tin
tsr direction g irJt r iseteu.
Ir-latg1uilc Music ~ tbe Orchestra.
Dancing uotit Z a. III Programme he
SlnH At clock snarp. Admission ac
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FOR SALE-50 drawers. inches deep. 10i.
inches wide. u inches long. Address +
o, care Observation-Disclosures.
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WANTED-The Acquaintance of a refined
lady: object matrimony. Address j =
care Post-Inteiltgencer.
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LARGE iron ash barrels for sale: 80 cents
Seattle Soap Factory. Sixth and Olive
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HEATERS-$l.5o-Ad to any coal
oil lamp just the thing for wet weather.
lo02 First avenue
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Mr. LELAND HOUGHTON. OF McMur
ray. inquiries particularly for Frank Car
VIII he or friends write?
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GENTLEMEN as we'll as ladies can have
their gray hair restored TO natural coli
or without dye by Nine. Brown. 1913 Sec
ond.
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LCMBER-Have taken 9O.0op fe.r :, !.
debt: will sell cheap for cash. M "a =.
ticulars. inquire room g, Ssarr,K ~
building.
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MAN with $3.50 cash can secure m. 1.
cation and well established nsss.ss
paying well. ]. +. West 4 CO. 81 -.
avenue.
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TURKISH and electric baths cure rheum
atism and nervousness. Miss Swan, Is
Yesler. room SIS.
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HERE - good buy. Garner 5oi o1 -
four houses. only FIVE EaiD2tcs
pos,o.Gcs. property always rents 49,
pay n per cent. net on lnYestmen1
mRrd Eowdea. Dexter SrseA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

LOT of new feather pillows and beds for
sale cheap. Inquire s33 Burke building.
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PIANOS! carload Kranich & Bach Jus,
received: beautiful tone: easy terms
Martius. SOS Second.
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FOR 9Af.E-4s acres. clcEe 10 rAiisoss
city. ~ acres un-:er Cul'iFations
bearing orchard o4i.6lugs and 90
good repair: 1. Hi.c from - a1os
price and terms easonaDle. Hsfper
Upper. IL Scheusrsnan block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

HOW soon graduate, Medicine. Dentis-
try. Osteopaihy, Healing, without At
tendance Box $50. Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

WANTED-on White Pass & Yukon rail-
road. good general hands a. s. per day:
also carpenters Apply 10 NJ J. Heney
Contra ter u Comsn block or Inns OF
Court bail.iing. Vancouver. b. c.
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FOR SALE Ny home ia pon1as -
ton. consisting 81 IZ-fgom Rouse. -.
larlors. bath AMI BILLIARD rooms. 49,
er Win one pool and ore niHisrc 49,
~askhouse and barn ali situated =
full~size lots O2Qxzs3 fee,). f13.ss. -
20 sat. purchaser. ApIIy On pss
r.. r whittier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-26

BIG cut in pattern hats and hair goods 70
the next ten days at the Bargain Millin
cry, 1913 Second
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FOR SALE-Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for
cents at druggists. One gives relief
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81. 80 for a well located home, two.sssa
frame house - eight rooms, lot ~
only one bloek from electric iihs. -
view of lake ard city. sIPe casa
maindsr in three annual pay tIensA
xeli A. Pollock. E!nckiey block.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17
Grove Protection

Jim Nelson, who has grown up
with the black jacks OF Smith
Lake, was in town few days
ago, and in talking about things
in and around Gambler said that
Prof. Mckinney, who last year
erected a twenty foot fence
around a ten acre grove but left
the top open, barely saved the
buds of his trees, but during the
summer he has put a board roof
over the whole thing and in such
substantial manner that, freeze
or no freeze, if he lives a few
years, be will have oranges sure.
The openings consist of doors
Gx3 feet, running in sections across
the roof, and with the use of a
wire leverage every door in a sec
ton can be raised or lowered as
unit by the mere turning of
crank, thus enabling the keeper
of the grove to close every open
ing in the roof in an incredibly
short time.
Then, to guard against any
phenomenal weather, such as
came down on us last winter
without any warning, he has
placed 100 cords of wood within
the enclosure and between the
rows of trees, ready to set them
afire IN few minute should the
exigencies of the hour demand it.
1t is estimated this improvement
will cost the owner $4,000, but as
an enthusiastic orange grower
and believer in protection he said,
"rhat grove Is worth $4,000,
and if l had one protected as this
is [ wouldn't take that sum
for It,
We shall watch Prof. Mcken-
ney's improvements with great
interest and solicitude, and trust
1t will meet all his expectations,
for this enterprise and nerve
should be rewarded.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17
COUNTRY Correspondence
Interesting Items Collected BY Our Rura
Editors
BelleyieW

Lumberman Chas. II Brown is home
from visit TO Apopka.
Mrs. {. T. Trask and Miss Bosworth
are possessOrs of new bikes also the
children of J. NJ. Freeman
The new Methodist church has its
full complement of rews. Ocala sup
piled them and w. r. Bryant hauled
them.
DIR. Browns Sanitarium has received
as recent inmate j. A. Henderson, a
prominent merchant of Adele, Ga. His
daughter came with HIM.
Councilman 0. NJ. Gale has resigned
which is regretted
The many cyclists are talking of re-
pairing the Eichelberger cane path,
which thoughtless persons have ridden
horses and wagons over. Put the law
to them
Exhibitor Hart and wife Re joice over
the arrival of boy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17
Spring Park
family.

Rev. True Whittier preached last
Sunday morning.
Rain is much needed, although the
weather is delightful.
Forest fires have begun their annual
tour Of the town much earlier than
usual and property owners and those
in charge are putting fire guards
around the fences.
Mrs. NJ j. Hall is suffering from a
severe cold.
Mrs. F. Moss returned last week
from Winter Park, where she has been
caring for her daughter, vi no has been
quite i'll,
Mrs. A. Y S.rnnk is attending gala
week in jacksonville and visiting her
friend, Mrs c. c. Scott.
Fred Weber left for Cordial last
Tuesday to work in the phosphate
mines.
Several Of our colored people took in
the circus at Ocala this week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17
His Life Was Saved

Mr.. j. E. Lilly, a prominent
citizen of Hannibal, Mo-, lately
had q wonderful deliverance from
a. frightful death. In telling of
it he says: 81 was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran into
Pneumonia. My lungs became
hardened. | was so weak that |
couldn't even sit up IN bed. Moth
ing helped me. l expected to
soon die of Consumption, when l
heard of DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. One bottle gave great re-
lief. | continued to use 1t, and
now am we'll and strong. l can't
say too much in it's praise. This
marvellous medicine is the surest
and quickest cure in the world for
all Throat and Lung trouble.
Regular sizes, so cents and 81.
Trial bottles free at Garrett &
Gerig's drug store; every bottle
guaranteed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17
1t Leads Them All

We refer to the Jacksonville
Metropolis. There is no evening
paper in the state that begins to
compare with it in its news serv-
ice, telegra phic and local Depart
ments, nor one that during it's
many years of usefulness has
come 50 close to the people to
whose tastes it catered. 1t has
always been bright, newsy and
clean, and has become q welcome
visitor to more hcarths and hearts
in Jacksonville than any other
paper that was ever published in
the metropolis of Florida.
The proprletors of the Metropo-
lis should be proud Of this marked
distinction. 1t is compliment
that few papers cnjo as largely
as does the "Llttle Met"
Is it any wonder that it has
thrlvcn, with such management
as McSSrS. Russell & Garter have
given it? Is it any wonder that
it has grown in influence, prest-
age and circulation until it has
been compelled to order perfect
ing press that will meet It's pho
nomenal success and print $1,000
papers an hour? It's like in Flori-
da journalism is unknown. May
it contine to improve and prosper.
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q - - 10 RIA,
Bears TIA :, The Kind You Have Always 30 !gtt
Signature os L@HZzztzx
VI ASTEk'S SALE

Cnder and by virtue Of final decree entered
II certain cause pending in the circuit court
OF the fifth Judicial circuit of Florida in nd
for Marion county. wherein John K. Martin i
complainant and Amanda T. Grner and Henry
K. Griner defendants. /. Jesse &. Miller.
special master duly appointed in said cause,
will in front of the court house door in Ocala 4,
Florida, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER4. A D.. 1899
Between the legal hours of sale. sell to
the highest and best bidder for cash the
mortgaged property in said decree. described
as follows towit: Lots numbered three hun
dred and tifty-nine (:i3.'i. twelve hundred and
thirty-nine I3:Sap. twelve hundred and forty
one (l241). twelve hundred and forty-t hree
tl2i3l and twelve hundred and forty-tiye I2i5).
in the town site of Dunnellon, Marion county.
Florida. JESSIE &. MILLER,
Special Master in Chancery.
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intend to meet Friday, Dec. l, at D.
H., for the purpose of reorganizing.
PUPIL.
Citra

Mrs. S S. Harris visited Leesburg
last week
The remains of Mrs. Paralee Taylor
were brought from Reddick and inter-
red in the cemetery here.
Rev. j. NJ Deveneau, the Baptist pas
tor, has resigned and returned to his
old home in Alachua county. His nu-
merous friends here wish for him the
greatest success in his new field of
labor.
James Alexander is again turning
out all kinds of work done by an up-to-
date photographer.
The reading circle of the Epworth
League holds weekly meetings and is
growing in numbers and interest.
Rev. F. c. Edwards occupied the pull
PIT at the Baptist church both morning
and evening last Sunday, and delivered
able sermons. Mr.. Edwards will pro-
badly receive call to this church at an
early day.
The regular bi-monthly meetings of
Tic LduIc6 QuTSudy Afternoon Clue
were resumed Nov. 8, after a suspension
of several months. The club was Or
ganized in 1895, with a large number
of the literati of the city as charter
mem bers, and proves to be charming
feature of our society during the winter
months.
A very pleasant service was con-
Quoted at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. Rev. John c. Ley of Mica
nOpy occurred the pulpit, and delivered
forceful sermon On the divinity of the
call to the ministry. During the pre-
liminary exercises the holy sacrament
of baptism was administered to the lit
tie granddaughter of the officiating
clergyman, the child of Rev. and Mrs.
E. F. Ley. The beautiful ritualstlc
service of the Methodist church was
used, aud the name was Marion Byrd,
in honor of the county Of her nativity
and for warm personal friend of the
family.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17

The British steamship Roe
hampton cleared today for Kas-
trup, Denmark, with cargo of
200 tons of phosphate for J..
Butgenbach & Co.-Fernandina
Mirror.
You never know what form of
blood poison will follow constlpa-
ton. Keep the liver clean by
using DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers and you will avoid trouble.
They are famous little pills for
constipation and liver and bowel
troubles. Autobiography Drug
Store, Ocala, Fla.
Seven carloads of oranges from
the Manatee section arrived in
Tampa Wednesday, and left for
the north over the F. G.. & p.
Fresh fish, both mullet and
bottom fish, received every day,
kept on ice and delivered any
where IN the city by William
Tucker.
The latest shapes in hats for
men and boys, either derby or
cruSh at MaStarc
Do you need a hat. We have
a good assortment of gentlemen's
stiff and crush hats. J. w.
Hodges.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-17

j. H. Spears, St.Andrews Bay,
Fla, writes: DR.. NJ. A. Sim mons
Liver Medicine cured me of Sick
Headache and Indigo stlon. Also
my neighbor Of Dyspepsia, Kidney
Disease and Costlveness. Think
far superior to Zellin's and Black
Draught I've tried.
Dress goods, dress goods, dress
goods at NJ. Flshel's.