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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

Mr.. w ". Knohlock and his
daughter, Miss Nora kuoblock, of
Martin, spent "Wednesday in O.ala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

Mrs. Sarah A. Harris went out TO
Msrtel Tuesday afternoon TO spend q
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
W. Long.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

Rheumatic pains quickly relieved
by application OF Rsmon's Nerve aud
Bone Oil, try 1t; 25c. at POstoffice
Drug Store. nm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

Quite revival has bern going on in
the Jail, and ten conversions are r..
pOrted-0csla News Carrier.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

The children land grown folks, too
FOR that matter can't see anything
that will please them better than
1.-The Great White Way" at the
carnival grounds. It is all right for
the Ocals Banner saws so.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

Mr.. J. NJ. Meffert has been spending
few days st st. Petersburg Oh bust.
ness connected with his crate and box
factory.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27

Frank Clark, in u letter 20 the
Metropolis, says that he is entirely
satisfied with the political outlook ct
least rs TO his own chances of election.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27
Mr.. vogt's Invention.

Mr.. Albertus Vogt, of Dunnellon,
passed through 0cals Tuesday en-
route TO Washington City, where he
goes TO exhibit to the secretary of
war and Others connected with the
war and ordinance departments of
government, a shall that he has re-
Gently invented and which he thinks
will be adopted as il is one of the
most dangerous projectiles that the
world has ever seen. 1t is cheap,
simple and easy of construction and
has all other advantages in its favor.
Mr.. VOgt believes that his invention
will not only make him rich but
famous as well.
EOIEYShONETM6EAR
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27
BIS Acres Of Fine tsad For Sale.

Well timbered, Well located. Title.
perfect. Write TO J. K. Waters
ocsla, Fla, or ]. A. Waters, Groom,
ria. 100 3m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-11-27
SARA ELIzAsETE HARRIS. Local Ed,.o,
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Mrs. q. h. ReddIck returned TO her
home ut Reddick "Wednesday.

Mrs.. J. A. McDavid, of Fellowship.
De visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hugh
Hsycraft.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-11-13
EVER HAVE IT?
If You Have, the Statement Of this New
berry Man will Interest You.

Ever have n Glow Gown" pain in the
back?
In the "smail" over the hips?
That's the home Of b,ckache.
It's caused hy sick kidneys.
That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure
Newberry people endorse this Read
a case of it:
=. II. Payne, clerk Of Southern Bel!
Telephone Co., residing on Pratt ST
says: "Backacbe and kidney trouble
has annoyed me for two years. \ dull
ching pain across the small of my
back was so bad after sitting that was
unable to get up without support. and
sometimes sharp shooting pain would
strike me- as If a knife were going
through me. The kidney secretlous
were very dark and full of sediments
and | had great difficulty to retain
them, particularly at night and my
rest WAS disturbed half dozen time.
during the night. In spite OF using
different remedies my coalition re
mained the same until | rea abnu
Doan's Kidney Pills and went up lt
w. T.. Pelhams & Sons drug store ant
z OF q box and used them according t,
directions. The kidney secretion.
cleared up, became regular. cnui(
rest well at night. the backache disap
prared and my health was better In
every way after | finished using tn,
pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster nj Milhurn Co., BnMalo, n
y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name, Doans and take
no substitute.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-11-13

trS'NNNSr Nt \>Nl /. &, Na>NWrll, q
Nr>thcr ot Capt lack CALDWELL.
Hc msrried Miss Frances, iauShtc,
Ni | .irutrnani Governor Nance, WHO
il \ few Years died He WAS a man
Y, cherry presence, attractive Nrv.
$onaGly, and was immcnsclv rNNu-
la,, Hi> prcScN>> was aS whNlr,
$Nulo aS air and aS Sruial AZ the
light As PARTNER with Gen. Jim
m'o J CALDWELL they did large
and successful business nS 'awvcrS
As legislator, State Scnator, and
mcmhc, 81 Congress, Ne diSrhai red
al his 00;'c> wei, and faithfully,
with htnnt to himself and Mncht
t. his constituents. Wen never
LOOK On h>ticr man.
Across the street lived Phil SchNN.
pert an@ his wife Dolly. ! have often
S>sn lis mother, "Catv Chopper, y
With her snuff box, which Judge
< Neal SAID was synonymous with
:un. Phi! MAS jolly soul, full 81
nm and tTollc. His countenance
always wore Qulzzlcal, humorous,
malt smile. tie and his wife were
good CHRISTIANS tMethodlStS), and
he was 4 class leader. On his car
pentel shop, fronting Nance street,
he had painted a carpenter, With
sleeves rolled up, pushing a jack
plane, and under it the motto, by
industry we thrive. His sister,
Elizabeth, married Joel Stevenson,
whom l have cause to remember.
he was tailor, and afterwards did
business as merchant tailor i'll Co.
lumbla. Once near his shop l was
teasing Sam, the son of the old
Jallor, FRANK Price, when becoming
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-11-13
Get the Best For the Asking.

When you order a sack of patent flour
from your grocer, do not tell him to
send you "a sack of good -four, but
tell him to send you sack of "Clifton, :"
because "Clifton" is the best patent
Every sack is sold with this guarantee
and if it does not prove as represented
your money will be refunded. "Clifton"
is an all,round -four. and is as good for
cake and pastry as light rolls and bis
cult. r.. j. HAYS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-11-13
Hazel

Probably no remedy is better
known and more widely used than
Extract Of Witch Hazel and it is
equally true that no other prepara-
ton differs SO much in quality and
is SO often subjected to adulteration.
Every bottle Of Witch Hazel bought
here is manufactured by the worlds
greatest distiller Of Witch Hazel.
25C. FULL PINT.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-11-13

crab apple tree. There wa> aNNtl><>,
nea! the north end oi Rev. :. ?,
PIeSSly>S houSo ! - often thiuS
Of them; around them whi'c they
were in hioom, th> al, WAS >w~r;
with the namclc>S r>ytumc of SrrjnH
and the mn>SinS birds were rraiS
ing from cveyN rec the awaSrnins
OF Nature
Before Te">rins ;hc apple ;vceS,
on tha lc,t, wa> 1wclGnS N>>npic6
by that emincn; physician D.. 7. +.
Ruff. & man al intelligence ana
Kindness. ihan whom there never
was more generous and nNolc Sonl
His "reminiscences in The Annals are
very interesting. There also 8; a0s
time lived Mrs. Sarah NuuiaD, an
elegant lady, the widow o! No>>a!,
Dunlap and daughter Q; Lleu,enan,
Governor Nance. She afterwards
married General Wallace, .: Union,
Opposite the crab apple lived Fred
Ruff, a pleasant ana companion,
able man; and afterwards James
Flack lived there.
Passing on to the outskirts Of the
village, in beautiful grove we see
the home OF +. B. Higgins and his
intelligent wife. Mr.. Higgins was
strong, earnest man, endowed
with wisdom and probity of charac.
ter. He was a fine surveyor, and
as State senator for three terms,
he showed himself to be a wise leg
islator. He and his wife were de-
scendants Of Revolutionary heroes.
Mrs. Higgins was the sister of Cap
tain Jack CALDWELL They raised a
family of four boys and three girls
all with bright intellects and pleas
ant manners.
We cross a vacant lot, in which
stood a large persimmon tree, and
where the company of brave men
for the Seminole war, under that
gallant soldier, Capt. S. c. Har.
grove, rendezvoused under orders
from Gen. J. J. Caldwell, and reach
a street at the corner Of Stewart:
block. Going west on that street
we reach the residence Of Rev. S. p
Pressly (of whom we have hereto
fore written. On the west acros:
the street is the house where livst
Chancellor Job Johnstone. "Clar.
um ct venerable nomenn He wa:
high minded, fearless, incorruptible
dignifed, patient, and strong. Al
elder in the Presbyterian church, he
was a religious man, tranquil ane
joyous, with steadfast faith. HI
was wise and just, pure in life, hon
est in intent, and worshipped heaven
The incident at the Daniel Bake,
revival, as we have heretofore writ
ten, reveals the tenderness of his
soul. Over his name, in "Carwile':
"Reminiscences wife has written
"partiCular friend" She often re
calls his words, spoken to her, 81
lovingly of her mother, when sh,
and Mrs. Giles Johnstone joinet
the Presbyterian church. I>wic,
was he married, and each time to
most accomplished and elegant lady
The children Of the first wife ar
all gone save Mrs. Mary Randall
SO much admired for her sweetness
intelligence and loveliness. M,
mother was very fond of Mrs. Eliz
tombstone and had a little daughter
now lying III the Covenanter grav
yard, named Eliza after her. B,
his second wife he was father to
remarkably vigorous and intellect
ual family Of sons and daughters
IIic conc Gaorra NI,1ooj,,, 49,.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1903-11-13

LIME HORSES-Ju Just received a
~ nice lot of Kentucky horses. Cali
and see them.
A. l.. KNIGHTON g. CO.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
Virginia Briefs.

The seventeenth annual convention
Of the Virginia State Firemen's AS.
ISOLATION will be held in Danville on
August 10. 20 and 81. The association
now has 500 members. The officers
are: President. y. r. Reed. OF Dan
Vile: vice-president. r. l.. Herbert
OF Portsmouth: secretary George c.
Cummings. OF Portsmouth.
The Democratic county committee
will meet at Charlottesville. Va. Al
gust 10 10 hear the evidence IN the
case Of w. a. Garth, who Is contest
Ing the seat Of Mr.. y. c. MCGEE for
County Treasurer. There are II cases
cited by Mr.. Garth ia which he claims
that there were irregularities.
a severe storm in Spottsylvanio
county did considerable damage 20
crops. fences ana timber. A chimney
/ az the historic hotel at SpottsylvanIa
coart house was blown OK and the
slate reef injured.
The plant OF the South Branch Ex
tract Company. az Extract. 10 miles
south OF Romney. W. Va. has beei
said TO James G. Ruckman manager
for $4,000 IL cost over $4,000. Nj
! Ruckman viii organize a new compan
! to operate II.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
HANGED HERSELF IN BARN.
Kentucky Minister'S Wife C0"''''t'
Suicide IN Virginia

Farmville SpeCial-News was r.
ccived here of the suicide or MIS-
Daisy Brown Armcntrout. WlIc o.
Rev. ID. Nj. Armentrout who IS tnt
pastor OF "A Presbyterian Church J"
Kentucky Mrs. ArugntrCrt was OF
a visit TO her mother in Prince Ia
ward county ana had her three
small children with her. some time
during Sunday night she went 30
barn and. adjusting a rope TO a 20
hacco team. placed the other enc
about her neck and jumped from ar
elevated position. She left no word OF
message assigning a reason for hei
act. The lady had been in Virginia foi
10 days. during which time she wac
in apparent good health and spirits
She was IS years Of age and before
her marriage was considered one 81
the most accomplished and ncautitu'
girls in this section OF Virginia. Her
/ sad ending is attributed only TO mon
/ tai deranComent. for she had much t.
live fora devoted husband. fond
| mother. three attractive children and
/ two brothers. Her husband arrived
/ here from his Kentucky home. hut the
/ burial had taken place yesterday be
( fore he arrived. The minister who mas
lost his wife i'm such sudden and
tragic wa is bowed down by his
GRIEF.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

The London Law Times. IN review
inz the noteworthy decision" Of TIE
judicial year. calls attention 90 a
curious case. The defendant made
bids at a sale and. because OF deaf
ness. uisscok one lot Tor another.
which DE was DESTROYS 20 acquire. On
learning his mistake he refused 70
sirn the contract. and the auctoneer
before leaving the rostrum. purro-t-
ir- 70 act as his agent. signed it for
him. The plaintiff. ss owner OF the
property IN dispute. brought suit 70
compel the defendant % purchase The
lot The cCurt hell that from me
moment Of the hanne- falisag there
vas q contract and dismissed as OBJ
posed 70 principle the defense that
the aucloaeer could not sign the con
tract
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
DEsOLArION.

Mr.. Vernon and Lieutenant Bal-
lanche had no sooner received per
mission 70 take Detachment. OF men
aud go than they set out a. full speed,
riding down 10 the plantation house
on Bayon Bienvenu.
OF course. Mr.. Nernon's mind was
crowded with the incidents Of the in
terview with Lor.ng. and almost rs
much was he affected by the conversa-
ton which had followed when he was
lcft alone with old man Burns. Tho
latter. baked I'm his effort 10 stab
Lcriug. aud seeing tGat Mr. Vernon
would not let him $50 az once IN further
nnrsuit. gave Up and stood patheti-
cally helpless. gazing IN blank, de-
spairing inquiry at the powerful OLD
man who had handled him as If lac
had been a child.
lyon assassin exclaimed Mr..
Vernon, quite out OF patience aud
temper. You attempt 20 do murder
ia my houseI'
MURDER Noi That mans life
belongs 20 any one WHO can take II!
That was Pierre Hamear, ] tell you %
Burns replied. with but little show OF
spirit.
lie stood Qazing into Mr Vernon s
ewes for q moment and then added.
Did / not tell vou what he did "a
B me? / bore everything What would
Won do ii you were IA my place-if he
had killed your danghter-if he had
o. wrecked Your ifc-if be had murdered
YOU in the woods?"
J Ia, mani said Mr. Vernon. "You
. are excited and nervous. Sit down.
D Then seeing the cross on the floor
lo stopped aud picked it mp. Turn
d ing il over In his fingers, he was re
placing 1t IN the worn case, whei
a Burns reached for it.
!, where did you get that?" dc
r manded he. with sudden, breathles
q haste. did he have that? That
q Margaret'sl His mother gave that
Margaret Let me hold it, Let m
ie touch it, Let me kiss it, Oh, II mus
Dr. have been on her bosom when
lr 'sBe still, man. You are wild
'i- said Mr. Vernon. lyon DO not kno
what you ~ saying This thing h'
>" beca m~ family for a century.
ce 'AA, we'll, / thCught-forglve me
sc 1t is SO like IT,. D."
n. The old Inau held his forehead
his hands as ii recovering from diz'
ness. He reeled, aud Mr.. Ncrn
nd helped him into chair and brOug
ger some vine.
re "No, 1 never drink it," he sa
ey putting aside the prohered glass.
an Alter a little he appeared to sha
or his weakness 90 degree. Risi
eli slowly, he said not another word,
cd. picked up his great knife, which
where il had fallen on the floor. q
not went out.
'cil tro DE coSTISUxD.)
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22


before him. Indeed. his arms were
as II pinionod TO his sides.
III you arc indeed Thomas MacCol-
lough's son" continued Mr.. Vernon.
in that deep, hoarso groyl, you will
not lie or evade or hesitate now.
Speak, / command youw
81 seem TO be rather helpless IN |
your hold" said Loring. "When you |
get tired. let go of me, please"
Mr.. Vernon's hand fell away, aud
he stepped back, drawing a deep
breath as one does who controls pas
sion 10y sheer force.
"Isoring," he said slowly, cor
Pierre Rameau, or Kirk MacCollough,
whoever you are, Il is
"Stopi" interrupted Loring. "Can
Won give me the money or not?"
4 man servant at the door was par
leving with some one whose voice
barely reached the room. Mr.. Vernon
had gwen orders 20 admit no person
IF You are Kirk MacCollough (
viii give you the money" the old
man almost whispered.
81 could lie 90 you," said Loring.
Ell YOU could, You arc not he.
Mr.. Vernon spoke with a tone
which seemed 20 have years OF rehec-
tion and multitudcs of memories I'm Is.
I,oring was fumbling in the breast
Of his vest as if trying 20 dnd some
thing slowed away in deepest security
there.
~ knife or a pistol will not scrve
Won. said Mr.. Vernon, with calm
dignity.
I'm not so slow when 1 reach FOX
a weapon" remarked the other indif-
ferentlv. Here, viii that bo a suf-
fciont pledge FOR what money you can
let me havee'
As he spoke he drew forth a small
worn leather case and handed 1t 20
Mr.. Vernon, open. II was the ame-
thyst cross.
"rhat argues more torclply tlan
knife or pistol. doesn't itt'
The old man answered not a word ;
i but an intense feeling seemed 60 rush
into his face. His mouth twitchec
under his heavy, rimplod, gray beard.
At this moment there was some
, sort of disturbance az the hall-door
the servant was trying TO keep tn'
visitor from entering.
stand asl0c:' painted the voice
= OF Burns.
e The negro stood aside.
Loring turned about. and quicke
Y than the CLEAN Of an eye was tn
- drawing Of his pistol.
4 Burns came into the room, glidin
@ like a serpent.
3. Mr.. Vernon was ready for IL
emergency. and he was prompt an
q certain rather than quick. a stroS
x OF his left hand sent Loring's pist,
l. spinning across the floor, a sweep q
his right caught Burns's arm as
iourished q long knife.
.t F.oring dId nor hesitate second
lt. while Burns was struggling
.4.e his arm, walked straightway on
y. OF the house.
b. In the effort 20 wiring the knil
s." from Burns's hand, Mr.. Vernon l.
b. fall the amethyst cross, and It tuu
bled on the floor, where 1t lay, hasl
e ing a fnc purple light.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

The resders ot thts raper VIII oe pleased -
learn thst shecc n az lcast one DREADED dts
eSee that science hAs been able - cure In all
fts stages. and that Is CstArrh. Hairs Catarrh
Cure - the only positive cure now known 20
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con-
stitutionsl disease. requires constitutions
treatment Halls CatRrrhCpre Is taken inter
naiiv. actinS directly upcn the blood and r1u-
ccrS surfaces % the system. thereby destroy
INC the fcu ntstion 81 the disease. and civin :
the patient strength b. bcilain< np the con
ststufsoa and assisting nature IN doing Is
work IRE nroprictors have - much faith Ia
sts curative powers that they clcs one Hun.
dreS Dollars Tor ANY case thst it fails 20 care.
Send for ltSs 81 kesti N oralals. Address
T. =. Cuxxnv Z 90. ~ o -. y.
sold ~ nru gCists 10
halls Fanisg Pilis are the hest-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

A curi0us street tram Ire Is TIA;
between Atarnf and Ynshihoua two
coast towns II the prociuve % Izie.
JRuan. The lire is seven miles long.
and TIE motive power is furnished BY
q courle ~ muscular coolies. who push
the cs- along wherever power Is nee
r~<Er-v
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
CHURCH is 80 YEARS OLD.
New organ Of 81. Psurs, Stras5ur9
Liberty Furnace sold.

Woodstock Va SpcCial.-The ccle
lratlon Of the 15oth anniversary Of st
PauTs Luthern Church, az Strasourg
was commenced last week by thf
dedication OF the new $500 pipe
organ The services We're continued
throughout the week. An organ recital
was given by Mrs. j.. II. Fuller. OF
Winchester. Miss Lucy +. Ludwig and
Nessrs. J. W. Eberly. A. ID. Kendall
and George NJ. Pollard. OF 81. Pauls
choir. assisting An address OF &C
ceptance was made by the pastor.
Rev. /. l.. Smith. and the dedicatory
address by Mr.. Charles j.. smith.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
FreIaht AGENTS In Convention.

Newport News Special-The sec
ond annual meeting of the Freight
AGENTS Association OF Virginia and
North Carolina is in session at the
Chamberln Hotel. old Point - dele
gates being in attendance. The SEES.
sions are secret. IL IS reported that
an effort is being made 10 agree upon
a uniform scale of rates covering the
territory represented.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Rev. C n Sheldon IS a. IRE head
"A ncve-aent 20 establish AZ Tcpeaa.
Kar q life Insurance co-r1ny that
u.l only issue policies On the lives q
Christians and tctai ahstsi1ers. Al
the churches Of the C1itcd States are
70 be asked 70 assist TIE orEanization-
Rates vii be from 20 % 20 per cent
lover than in other companies
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

The census OF 1900 shows - thas
he busy BE- contributed 70 the
wealth 81 The United States as fol-
lows: Vaias OF bees. JCoe 1. 1900.
Sl0.1S6. SIS value Of honey and wax
prsdu in 1888. s6.e6s.eos
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22
NEPHEW KILLED BY UNcLs7
said To Have Been Tracked From
Store That Was Robbed

Petersburg. Special.-Henry Aher.
nathv the young man who was shot
bv his uncle. Charl s. ID. Aoernathy.
I'm Greenesville county. on the morning
OF July 81. and who was brought 20
Petersburg three davs aftoTWard and
taken 10 the Home for the Sick. died
al an early hour Thursday morning 81
neritonitis. caused by his wound.
coroner - Jury decided this afternoon
that Alternately came 20 his death
from a pistol shot wound indicted by
- y. Alternately. The man who is
charged with the shooting is NOR
chant AZ Cut Bank Briige IN Din
vsiddle county. On the morning or the
shooting his store was found broken
/ open. and ne and his son tracked two
parties who were supposed 10 nave
/ been the burglars for some distance.
/ They were finally overtakcn and one
/ OF the men they suspected. who subse-
! ouently proved 70 be Henry Aber-
nathy. had a pistol The elder Aber.
nathy called out to the boy not &C.
| shoot. that ne did not want 20 hurt
/ him and did not wish 20 get hurt him
self. IL lis alleged that while young
| Alternately was backing from his
uncle the fatal shot was fired The
uncle did not know the boy was his
nephew until ne had shot him. The
other boy made his escape. 4 warrant
for the arrest OF G.. ID. Alternately
I charging him with the felonious shoot
ing OF Henry Abernathy. has beer
/ ISSUED
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

Nc.Ni--is more refrCShinC or invicc rating
in simmer than a daily bath. Use soft.
fr-ts water ara god soa0. Ivory Sca- is
ileai Tor the hath. g e. pure. lsthe-s quickly
and leaves thc skin soft and white The
hs-h should - taken eS-iy in the morning
or Just before retiring az night.
1rra~oR =. FARKrR-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1903-08-22

The hope OF immortal lie IS the life
O. mortal hope 20. -