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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
223!d judicial District Court. Par
iSh Of ST. Mary.
''nhn B. Lyons VS.. George &. Zenor.
No. 40.

|
By virtue Of writ of seizure ant
sale issued out of the Honorable 23d Ju
| diclai District Court Of Louisiana. in an(
for the parish Of St, Mary and bearing
date the 9th day of January, A. d.
| 1902. and TO me directed. i'm the above
numbered and entitled suit. l have
seized and taken into my possession anC
will offer for sac at public auction. for
cash. to the last and highest bidder, al
| the principal door of the court house, ir
| the town of Franklin, La, on
SATURDAY, THE STH DAY or
NAhCH, y. D., 1902,
between the hours of IL o'clock A. m.
and 4 O'Clock p. m, the following de
scrIbed and mentioned property. to- wit;
1st. That certain tract of land estab>
lished as sugar plantation situated on
| The east side of the Atchafalava river. at
its confluence with Berwick Bay, in the
parish OF St. Mary, Louisiana. bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to
the heirs OF Henry Knight. on the north
by an arm of Grand Lake, known rs and
called the Atchafalaya. east by the Great
Atchafalaya river ana below by Berwick
Fay and containing about six hundred
(600) superficial acres; known as Point
Pleasant plantation
Ind. That certain tract of land: estab-
llshed as sugar plantation and known
us Cloverdale plantation, situated on the
east side of the Great Atchafalaya River
and containing about five hundred and
twenty-five $3.50 superficial acres, in the
parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana, bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to r,
&. hglesby, below by Point Pleasant
plantation, in front by the Great Atcha>
faiaya River, and in the rear ly Grand
Lake.
3rd. That certain tract of land, estab-
lshed as sugar plantation, situated on
the east side Of the Great Atchafalaya
River, i'll the Parish of st. Mary, Louis
lana. and known as the Riverside plan-
latIon. containing twelve hundred (l2OO)
superficial acres, more or less, bounded
on the south by lands lately belonging to
the Estate of knight. north by 6he Eureka
plantation, formerly owned by Mason
Pitcher, east by the Atchafalaya river
and west by Grand Lake and Swamp
ands, and in front by the said Atchafala-
va rlver;toSether with ali of the buildings
'HNi !tllPic 'CiuCHtS SltUjLeQ III all OF the /
'bovc described Point Pleasant. Glover.
lale and Riverside plantations and all of
he rights, ways, privileges, servitudes,
advantages and appurtenances thereunto
'elosging or appertaining to any and all
II them. including also all the agricuI-
ural implements. wagons, carts, plows.
mules and other work animals All the
machinery and in fact all the eurips
nents, apparatus and utensils employed
hereon, Or used in connection with anv
+ all of said plantations for the cultiva>
ion of the soil, or the harvesting, manu-.
acturing and marketing the products
hereof or for the running and furnish-
'g OF the sugar manufac uring estab,
on said plantations, aud all
ther things attached thereto or con.
ected Herewith or deemed a part thereof
y their destination.
JOHN b SANDERS, Sheriff.
heriff's Office, Parish Of St. Mary. La.
January sSth, 1902. II
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. -
23'd Judicial District Court, Parish
of St. Mary.

8. B. Crawford (The Albert Hanson
Lumber Co., Ltd, Subroges,) ".
Mrs. Carolina Fredrico Saladino, ID.
dividually and as Tutrix. En
10,7o9.
BY virtue of a writ OF fieri facias II
sued out of the 23d Judicial District
Court of Louisiana. in and for the Psss
ism of St. Mary, and to mo dirested, Il
the above numbered and entitled suit, I
have seized and taken into my possession
and will offer for sale at public suctie1,
for cash. to the last and highest bildef.
at the principal door of the Ceurt Hss0
in the town of Franklin, in the parish Of
st. Mary. Louisiana, Gu
SATURDAY, THE Sru DAY o.
MARCH, A. d., 1902,
between the hours of II O'Clock q. a.
and 4 o'clock p. m., the following DE-
scribed property, to>wit.
The undivided half u.2) of that oeU
tain lot of ground. situated on the north.
side of Willow street in the town ol
Franklin, Louisiana, having front Of
1877 feet on said Willow street. and 4
width on the rear line of IS feet and 8
inches and being bounded on the sorth
Iby property formerly Of the estate Of
Isaac Trowbridge, deceased. on tAs
east by property formerly Of Dsnafeep
south by said Willow street and west b.
property of Sidney Bunif. being the uns
divided half Q-2) belonging to The said
Widow Carolina Saladino; together With
and including all Of the store buildings.
residences and all other improvements,
both OF the said widow and of her sid
minor children situated on the entire lsa
hereinabove described,
, Witness my hand officially at ny Of.
nee, in the town of Franklia, Psrish OF
st. Mary, Louisiana, this 10th day Of
January, 1902.
JOHN B. SANDERS, Sheriff.
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SALE
A. q. Brice, Receiver, Ac-
ting as Special COM
missioner.
Cafery Central
Sugar Factory
Sterling Plantation,
PEBBLES Plantation.

| BY ORDER OF He UNITED STATES
| CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OFLOUISIANA, in the suit o.
4. H. Morris VS.. Caffery Central Sugar Re-
tinery and Railroad Company, Limited
| No. l., ,992 Of the docket of said ce,lrt.
SAIL to take place SATURDAY
| MARC II 90. 1902, al II o'clock M, at the
| front door of the custom House Building
| in New Orleaus.
In pursuance of decree of the honora
BILE the United States Ci'cuit Court. in and
for the Eastern District of Louisiana rem
the case known as No. II ,992 Of the docket
| Of said court, entitled A II Norris vs..
Caffcry entrsl Sugar Refinery and Eail-
-Oad Company. Limited, by \. q. BRIt +.
receiver, acting as special commissioner.
will proceed to sell at public auction TO the
last and highest bidder, without appraise-
ment, on SATURDAY, the 29lh day of
noon, the following described rOperties,
together with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, rights, ways, privi-
leges. servituGes and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, on the terms and
conditions herein set forth, to wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
St. Mary, State of Louisiana, near and
above the town Of Franklin. having
right angular front of one thousand feet
(lOOO) on the est side of bayou Teche,
running back between parallel lines t" the
depth OF twenty five hundred feet (25O0)
on the lower or sOutharn boundary line of
said tract. and to the depth Of twenty six
or northern line of said tract, containing
superficial area Of fitty-eigbt $500 t5S 5S-
lOO) acres, bounded below or south partly
Dy land OF Mary Hudson, and party by
land Of Don Caffery. above or north by
land of Don Cafery. in the rear or west by
property Vt said Don Caffery, and in front
by the Bayou Teche,-in accordance with
Brown, surveyor, annexed to all act pass
ed before Charles +. Soniat on the 22nd of
April, 1891, and marked "A."
Which above described tract of land is |
subject to a servitude of right of way in |
favor OF the estate Of Don Caffery. ada. |
cent to the above described property
which right of way is established on |
Caffefy Central Factory building and the
railroad scaleh0use. !
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PARCEL OF
GROUND, lying and being situated in the
parish OF st. Mary, fronting Oh the north
side Of the public road, leading from the
Town OF Franklin to the town Of Now
Iberia, having right angular front on
'aid public road Of one hundred feet (lGO),
ind running back between parallel lines to
he intersection of the franklin and Abbe-
ville Railroad right Of way bounded on the
lorth BY said right of way, on The cast by
and OF Victor Won Schoeler, on the souti,
y the aforesaid public road, and on the
vest by the Southern Pacific Railroad
ignt OF way, containing superficial area
4 one and 81. 100 Il 35-lUO) acres.
A CEkTAlN PIECE OR PARCEL OF {
fhOUND, lying and being in the parish
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MRS. A. I'D. OWENS,
Furnished Rooms
for Gentlemen,
Centrally Located. Rates reasonab e.
335 Bourbon street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF
THE TCHETIMACHAs OIL Co., LTD.
FRANKLIN. La, Feb. 1st, '02.
Pursuant to resolution adopted by
the Board of Directors and recommended
by majority of the stockholders of said
corporation meeting of the stock hol,lers
of the L Chetimachas Oil Co., Ltd. is
called for the purpose of considering the
question of reorganization and the re-
duction of the capital stock Of the said
company. This meeting is called for the
18th day of March A. D., 1902, at 10
o'clock Il. m. A. G.. ALLEN.
Vice President.
}. g. MARTEL, Asst. Secretary.
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mortgages upon said property, shall be re.
ferred to the proceeds of SAID sales
4. The prop' rty herein firstly desert bed
will he Did subject to tie right IF the re-
ceieer to retain possession thereof, free of
charge. until he completes the manufac-
ture OF the syrups and nolasses therein
stored, which are excluded from said sale
Acts of sale ut purchasers cXr"r hcfore
Cha5. j. Soniat, notary public.
a. &. REICE. Receiver.
Acting rs special Commissioner.
Ia I.EEEN DIRE Solicitor
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Information regarding Civil Service
Examinations. Pensions. Patent, Boun
ties, Trade-Marks, Copyrights, Mail
Routes. Government Supplies, Public
Lands, Government Documents procured.
Three large libraries located here. Ma
tional Information Bureau, 612 nth st.,
\, w., Washington, d. e.
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ATTEND

UnequallSd facilities. UnoxoeileA HoQiR.
thorough Business Practice oal 49, 1o0Sl1eI
Complete college ba.k and vloieeoi0 o6ooa
country. Instruction al pS1oSSai.
Having numerous b1oineeo oo1neaoeeno -
cenS onivoIoally o14 1oputabay ln0Vo, CO
ave superior adValtages q aIdiSa 0001o0bt II
secure 6ituationa. =
. ~ store . eennaetel visA De,d1 ouDuo
Y wnIeh students Do aetual 0aol0ooo -
real 1oo6o ana actual ao00y. NJ 00o1oo1D
keep the books In the latest iaSss osviee 80
demic, shorthanl oa1 bvsi1ssa sakSoS a
sepafats facuIue9 oenA 1o1 0oSa1oG06.
3seiaeoo 1eo eepplls1 ySeA eo0oeoOo
:: zsssssss ssast sSos cso sov11 81 lepe
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that he believed in more liberal pen
sion laws. He favors a compulsory
poll tax law and strengthening the
hands of the railroad commission by
enlarging their powers. lie opposed
the no fence law because there are too
many uncultivated acres in this sec
ton only fit for grazing and the fenc-
ing of the same would be too eXpen-
sive. Mr.. Brown received gfull share
of applause and seemed to have a
great many friends in the Fairfield
district.
Hon. W. J. Chambers was the next
speaker, and IN ade the strongest speech
he has made during the campaign.
He spoke on the lines that appeared
in this paper yesterday over the sig
nature of "MariOn County Farmer"
and from the attention and applause
given him seemed to be among
his friends.
Hon. W. X. Zewadski concluded for
the day. He spoke fOrcefully and was
very much at ease and made decided
ly the strongest speech that could be
made in defense of the disponsary sys-
tenn. He received respectful atten-
ton and the crowd was evidently in
tense!y interested in his remarks, and
at the finish applauded him heartily.
We regret that we cannot report the
speeches more fully, but as We re-
turned by aud stepped at Reddick,
did not arrive at home until late
hour.
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DEgiAL FROM Mr.. CHAMBERS.

|
In your Issue 'i Yesterday "Ii'S"''
au article over the signature oi "No-
ter" which state. that signed al ad-
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-. :. sEAf:S q ny Ha'"F go >.
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Port ingiiS Items.

Mr.. }. w. Sylvester Of this place
visited his family at Kissinmee last
week, returning Monday.
NesSrs. John ~. Sheeby, w. vi.
Priest and JAS. Brush, took advantage
Of the Fourth Of July rates TO WISH
Tampa, St Petersburg and other
Florida points.
MIR. ". ]. Wright, a former ON
plovee Of the Port Inglis Termlnas
Company, but recently Of Silver
Springs, has again accepted a position
with the above named company. We
welcome his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Berthe, accom-
panied by Mrs. James Brush, visited
friends at Port Inglis on the ii anH
9Th.
Mr.. \. d. Berthe visited Oclid oh
Monday and Tuesday and reports ~
enjoyable time.
Mr.. \. Nj. Inglis Of Rockwell, spent
Saturday and sunday with the home
folks at Bungalow.
Mrs. Jack /. Lecch oC Rockwell, l.
visiting friends at Port InS'i7 this
week.
Mr. Edw. Davis Of Lebauan, visited
friends at Chambers Island on the 4th.
Mr.. d. p. KILLER was a pleasant
caller last Saturday.
Capt. Jno. L. Inglis made business
trip to jacksonville last week and re-.
turned home Monday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Crevesse, accompanied
10y Masters Ivey Crevesse and Ernest
McCreary, Of Cedar Keys, were the
guests Of their uncle, Captain J. y.
Crevesse, OF the Steamer Ralph Baker,
a few days last week.
Mr.. John VI. Frazier visited Dunn
elton Tuesday and Wednesday Of last
week
Our newly appointed postmaster,
Mr.. Joseph \. Castel, assumed charge
Of this office on the lst instant, vice
Mr.. John II. Brown, resigned.
Mr.. r. Priest Of Lebanan, one Of the
county's most progressive farmers and
stock raiSers, accompanied 10y Mi'-
Birdsev Of MontbrCok, visited Port
Inglis Sunday, and were inspecting
the barges, house boat, saw mill and
other points of interest. EvEr~.
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Died.

We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. w. L. Denham, which oc-
Cured at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. KnObl0ck, near
Martin, Tuesday morning at l0O'clock.
Mrs. Denham was tweLty-seven
wears of age and was the mother Of
two children, a son and a daughter.
She was taken sick in Gainesville
where she lived and in the early stage
of her sickness was brought to her
parents home in order to have the
administration Of their tender and
watchful care, bat her malady baf-
fled the skill of her physicians.
The remains were brought to Ocala
"Wednesday afternoon and were laid to
rest in the old cemetery.
This paper extends its sympathy to
the husband, mOtherless children,
parents and friends in this their sad
hour of bereavement.
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Assignment of Teachers.

Ocala High School-Josiah Warm,
principal; w. Z. Gary, Miss Matte
Van Fleet, r. w. Van Brunt, Hattie
j, Dye, May TURNKEY, Elite J.. earn,
Fannie Clark, Nellie {. Stevens, Mag
gle Taylor, Blanche y. Hall.
Kendrick-Belle Stroble.
Martin-Lizzie Atkinson.
LOwell-Mattie Pasteur.
Reddick-B. +. Stewart.
Cottage Hill--B. +. Lyles.
Irvine-CharlOtte Farnbach.
Flemington-Fannie Carlton.
Benedict-Lillie Younge.
Oak Hill-Emily thompson.
Shil0h-Carrie Seymour.
Central-Mattie Hendricks, Grace
Milligan.
Ebenezer-W. f. King.
Fantville-GordOn Stubs.
BiitchtOn-A. Il. Browning, Mrs.
{. IL. Stevens.
Hurricane pond-NaltiHN Thompson.
FeIlowship-G. Il. Davis, 'iaEde NJ.
MOser.
Cotton Piamt-Eula Reed
Natel-L. r. Farmer.
Homeland-J. w. Lyle
Dinner Pond-JaIje Folks.
Buck Pond. l.. Granthau.
Dunnellon-W. w. Saith, Daisy
Milligan.
Pine Level-May Pasteur.
Heidtsville-Josie Mcclure.
Capulet-Carrie Hobby.
Oconee-Georgie Mcclure.
Relleview-P. w. Green.
Summerfield-M Mamie Taylor
Pedro w. L. Colbert, Elsa Schnei-
der.
TT. King-Fanuie McCully.
Charter Oak-EIbert Stevens.
Candler-J. NJ. CHATTER.
Weirsdale-Ellen BlOdgett.
Nayville-Harriett Simpson
Linadale-Mattie Emison.
Lake Bryant-IilIian FarIis.
Grahamville-R. i. Irvine.
Eaton Creek-NiOla Nixon.
Williamson-Soloma Sims.
Griner Farm-Mattie Layne.
Anthony--J. y. Overhultz, Susie
Miligan, Marie Williams.
Sparr-Je Jennie Colbert.
Citra-J. +. Harrell, Ruby Thomas.
.AudaIusia--KateL Lewis.
TT. NcCoy-Pattie i. Mays.
Daisy-Emanuel Martin.
Mill Creek-Anna Wells.
Bay Lake-Lulu Priest
Orange Springs-Janie HarweIl,
la Brown.
turner Farm-lra :. Beck.
Indian Lake-Frankie Ross.
Rome0-Ray Folks
The appointment of teachers for
white schools not mentioned above
aud all the coIOred schools were left
to the superintendent and he will
make the announcement as soon a.
he can satisfactorily locate them.
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Death of Col. 7. p. Bond.

The many Ocala friends of Col
Thomas +. Bond were greatly shocked
and saddened yesterday to learn of
his death which occurred very sud.
denly "Wednesday at the Jackson
-anitarium i'm pausville, y. y, the
cause being heart failure. He had
gone To- New York for the benefit Of
his health.
Col Bonds home was in Savannah,
ga, hat for the past four winters he,
with his wife and daughter, Miss
Claude Bond, and son, Mr., Edward
Bond, have made their home in Ocala,
having purchased the Jackson Due
cottage on south Third street.
He was a genial, whole sculed south
aIu gentleman and has made hosts Of
friends i'm this city who will sincerely
mourn his death.
Colonel Bond leaves wife and tour
children, namely: Mrs. John Scriven,
IT,. Of Savannah; Mr., T. Y. Bond,
who attends the University of Nir-
giuia: Miss Claude Bond, and Mr.
Edward Bond, who is a student of
the University Of the South, Sewanee,
Tenn.
The Ocaia Banner unites with the
many friends Of Col. Bond in this
atty in extending its heartfelt sympa-
thy 10 the sorrowing family and rel
atives.
81 am using "a box of Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets and find
them the best thing for my stomach l
ever u>ed," ray~ 7. W. Ra>.n-"',
justice of tie pe2cc, Locmis, Njh
THIS. i.,ul.'- not my correct d'~"r-
,,-, u-tl. -.,p'acn jnt regulate the
1lv.ra.,,l 'n,r.~. thy are easy {"
;eke 4a 3 p.,.,~..n' io Elect. Fiice ~
Oar lav. boa 50. 10y Anti Monopoly
Dru- = -c.. IA
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G aiterviile

Gaiteryile is still on the list and
booming, of course.
The picnic at Stokes ferry was well
attended. There was plenty of fish
when dinner was spread. Everybody
Joined in and enjoyed 4 hearty meal,
after which boating was the order Of
the day. Al enjoyed themselves, a.
all do vino know anything about
boating.
But of all those who enjoyed The
boating think Messrs. II. y. Ro,S,
Frank Ross and Leonard Redding en-
loved it the best. Boys try Vinsou.
again; maybe it will not be upset the
next time,
We are very sorry to learn of th"
Illness Of Miss Gertrude Butler and
sorry she could not attend the picnIr.
We hope her speedy reco:ery.
Mrs. John Boring, of Early Bird, j.
the guest Of her mother, Mr. Ross,
this week.
Mr. r. BeddinZ, of Long swamp,
was il Gaitcrviile the past week and
attended the picnic at Stokes ferry
ON the fourth of July.
Mis- Lorena Allen, of Stage Pond,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. II \.
Ross, this week.
Mr.. G.. l.. Stokes has returned from
Liberty county, where he has been
visiting his brother. He was accom-
panied by his niece, Mss Efiia STOKES.
Rev. c. T. Setter, Of High Springs,
preached fine sermon at Cedar
Grove sunday. Rev. Mr.. Setter is
well Known in Gaiteryiile, as he was
at one time editor Of ii Dunnellon
Citizen, and We gladly welcomed him
and hope that he vii Le with u
again soon. JACK.
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Roberts Chill Tonic cures fevers
chills and malaria. 1t destroys the
germ. We guarantee it. Price 25cts
VIM. Anderson.
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CLOSING or THE CAMPAIGN.
Big Poiiticsi Picnic at Fairtield-Fuliy
One Thousand People Present.

FalfhSiU j. one q the iitheoI an"
most fertile sections Of the county
and is estimated that the gathering
there numbered fully one thousand.
Hon. NJ. L. Payne is the democratic
committeeman of that precinct ana
acted as master Of ceremonies and
performed his duties in most charm
ing and captivating manner
The first speaker introduced was
Hon. John 3. Floyd, who Is a citizen
Of the FaMiell district. Mr.. Floyd,
said he looked On familiar faces as he
had lived ia tn. community for the
past ten years.
lie toR lisue.er55rs what ne pro-
posed 10 10 if ov their vote he was
chosen their representative. FIRST
/ anI E.g.:I,~. Ac would try and pro-
/ ..ur. 5u. ...s.:.,, 'at of a I'D fence aw
/ =, lo,: ..,.t "a burden the building
! and f.... is- ia repair the fences are
a. "a, - ptFrrs of the county.
/ Ga.j sac co,r Of same would more
/ sam bay g.. d! .le stock assessed on
! f.. ,.z books. Mr.. Floyd is very
/ ,...,c,,,.,..5 IN his platform and seems
,.ioni9r votes very rapidlv aud
.,...3.,.,r .iact,on we're = little re-
,...,,-...,it =. the General immersion
/ u,o, j.. would RIM in on the first
ID 10 received in his home rre-
$780,. c,1 -,,oa-,,rao IF onnlause
ffa, ,..o~ra q Matthew'S was next
;..ra5r..1
I,,,ol, ;..,o NTH his friend Mr..
-, -, ,,.o,,, c,roo award onnosed
-. H. IA ,bot IN danselv
.'..,..l. o,,,,r,,,,ities II serves a
,il..li.,t,.,,t ,.,,rnosa but that in thinlv
-,,...., 60, lilo o,rs i will not
! .,ra L..t interest = Of tbe larger
! -. g ,,.o,lo ord ba wouId be
~. !, d,....d - onnose the
-. e ....h . ,oc- lie smoke
-. a..-..I.. o,d effectively on the
,.-.'....,.,. g,.-.o,,, and favored if.
N IT., TIA - ,yorld Is-san drunken.
"a o~i,,,. ord wonld solve the
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GrineF Farm

This las been, 50 far, the hottest
summer the oldest settlers here re-
member
quite a gcod many people Of this
place took in the Fourth Of July in
Ocala while some went to Silver
Springs to a basket picnic.
Mr.. w. c. Dunn, of Ocala, was call
ing on the fair sex at this place sun.
day afternoon. Come again, VIII.
Messrs. Leland Smoak and Jessie
smoak, Of Ocala, were Sunday visitors
here.
Bert Smith has returned home.
The long dry spell was broken Mon
day by a good rain.
We regret to learn Of the death Of
Mrs. W. p, Chalker, at her old home
east of the OckIawaha river, at Co.
mer.
llr. Bert Stephens, of IT. Peters
burg, is visiting friends and relatives
here for awhile.
Mr.. Charlie Huffman made BUSH
ness call at Fellowship last week, ~
also did Mr.. b. IL. Leitner at Bitch.
ton.
Mr.. Jordan and Miss Matte Layne
OF Ocala were visitors here this week.
Mr.. Arson Halsell is clearing his
land aud will plant five acres ia sweet
potatoes. :.
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stops the Cough and Works OF the
Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
nav, Price Is cents.
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"Mr. Zewadski must go way back
and sit down, and wait four years for
Senator Brown" was Mr.. Brow i'm.
troductory to his Mcintosh srcech.
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Yesterday the Oc2la Baseball Club
scheduled three games of hal One
with Plant City, 10 be pa. eel n Orala
today. :.a3 two - b. tsiH'sviile. The
fir. game w;la Gainesville TO be
u.aved on the South Third street
ground Monday afternoon, and the
second at Gainesville on tire lSIh.
The game this afternoon will be
we'll worth witnessing. Plant City
has been strengthened and will come
determined to win. But Ocala Is
also determined to come out ahead.
The usual prices of admission will
be charged at the gate, and the game
should draw a large crowd.
\ very vigorous campaign is being
conducted in this county. Vet 30
man has lot his temper. We are n
conservative, goOd-mannerly people
I'm Marion.