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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-12

Clarke County the Garden Spot Of Virginia
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-12

49, Galvanized Steel and Felt ROOFING 49,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-12
sPEAliNG LrME

move the filthy dirt floor as deep as il
is rank aud renew with new. sweet
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-12

aides Aid Society meets un the inst FRIDAY
In every month al a =. m.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
TWO GANGS ENGAGE
IN BLOODY BRO|L
Fight IN Cafe Results in Death Of
EWn Mn. and lWn 0thfrs
WoIndcd.
GLEN fRIl PI..ANN ED
-
l. EN' ERR \


NEW YORK oct Tive men were
killed. two others seriously # uat "a
taily Wounded, and more than leo shots
fred in IA pitched revolver battle IA
the heart Of New York eite ssuiv to-
das.
The tight. which ,ool, place between
"Tenderlln2 gangs IL u cate M West
Twenty eighth street, Il short dis
tanee of Broadway riV4lled any that
ever disgraced, "a Western tow. and il
vas not until the sangstars had shot
themselves out" that thu police re-
serves put IN an appearance
The dead men have been identified
a. Frank Mack. stage hand. aud
James Howard. an electrician
The two wounded men are al Belle
vue Hospital. under arrest. and the
police are seeking the twenty five or
more participants OF the fight. who
escaped after the shooting
The cafe is owned by "tnick Trick
cry, who, the police assert, is a former
pnRilist ard gang leader, Al ! O'clock
about thirty men and dozen women
were drinking IN an upper room at
the place when ten or fifteen men filed
"a table In the DOWN stairs back room
After n few rounds had been served
them. two men left the table aud start
ed up stairs Al the same time the
remainder of the down stairs gang
went outside aud took positions beyond
the street doors The two men who
went up stairs drew REVIEWERS and be
gan hiring indiscriminately iii the
crowd In the upper room. Then the
pair retreated down the stairs. keep
ing up their hrf while behind them
piled the men from the upper room
also using reviewers. 1t was a clever
ruse the two gang lighters had used
as. when they reached the bottom Of
the stairs they stepped to ene side
and their comrades, hidden in the dark
hess. were able 70 pick off the men
they wanted la the lighted doorway
When the police reserves arrived the
gang scattered. MANY getting away tn
taxicabs which they had waiting.
The police locked up a number ~
the terrified patrons of the place who
had no hand ia the fight 'as Wit
nesses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
MOSQUITO PROOF SHIPS.
Every ~kyligiit and Every Air Aper-
t,ire Has ii Special Covering OF
tio,el. Woven sauze.

Following upon series OF expert.
ments 10 safeguard the health OF why
workers Ia the tropics. Messrs. John
neH &, Co, Limited, of Liverpool, are
now building two specially construct
d mosquito proof vessels, says the
London Daily Mail
Every skylight and every air APP
erature in the vessels an officer of
the company explained. has a spe-
cial covering OF closely worked cop
per aauze. The portfolios have dott-
Bile doors, the ordinary glass ones for
use in the temperate zone while cop
per gauze Immediately replaces the
glass ones when the tropical zone Is
reached There are similar double
doors III the saloons of the vessels
and in the sleeping quarters OF the
nlen.
Last year We placed this mos
quito proof equipment In, small
iteamship, the AxhoIme, Especially
49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
NOT MAKE ATTEMPT
TO REGAIN THRONE
Manuel Saws H. Will Bow 10
VIII Of People-Colonies
Ma Be Grabbed [ II.

LONDON. Get IN a statement
purportlng tn have been given b
King Manuel upon his arrival Al Gil
bTalsar Ia one OF the English CORE
spnndsnts ths depo.ed ruler declares
that he has no thought az attempting
10 regain his crown hy a counter rex o.
luton.
- bow 10 the wifi ~ my people y
Manuel If aaotrd AZ saying
Among English statesmen the be-
lief is general that Manuel has NO
chance IL regain his throne Tine fact
that he voluntarily fed instead OF at
tempting TO rail-, his forces ant de-
fend his threp. makes ~ eNtremtli
unlikely that ne could ever SUCCESS
fully head another evolution.
There Is nrm belief among Eng
iish politicians and tinanclers that the
English foreign uttc. had advance
information that - revolution was
Impending Ia Portugal ----tltf .4iss4 =
mails OF thir have not Weekend THU
malls OF this have not weakened this
opinion In the least
What Great Britain VIII do in the
matter Of Portugsts colonies is nov
the absorbing question It IN taken
for granted that England viii at
tempt to graf some Of that country :
rich colonial possessions. tu, that in
this she Will act in con junction with
Germany. whose need for colonial DO
pendencies Is even greater than her
own.
Fortugais colonies include the
Cape Verde islands Portuguese Gut
nea. Princes and st Thomas Island
Anfola. Portuguese East Africa. Goa,
namao Din fthe last three IA Asia.
Timor and other islands In the IN
dian archipelago, and Macao aud enc
nr two other small possessions in
China. Angola, n West Africa. 10
the largest Of these with AN area ~
ass 600 square miles
The royal family Of Portugal has
Tor wears been piling up investments
In England and France until now IL
has many nliii,ans at It's disposal II
IL thought likely that Manuel VIII
spend the rest Of MS days in France
for which country, particularly Paris
ne always has had strong attachment
Spain might furnish more congo
E1Bi atmosphere Ter the deposed king
hut II il believed that his presence In
Spain would act as An incentive To the
revolntiouists OF that country.
There IL growing impression thai
Dom Miguel, tho prefender, may yet
become the ruler of Portugal The
affcial view here is that the republic.
may not last long. and that when it
proves its INABILITY the people VIII
turn TO Dom Miguel
The proclamation of the Portuguese
republic In Madeira was officially
made to-day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
PRICES STIFF IN
COTTON MARKET
Selling Absorbed by New Set of
Buyers Who Want 10 Get
Back In Market.

NEW YORK. oct, Due To heavy
unloading the cotton market did not
fully respond "a the strong cables n,
the opening this morning, although
prices were decidedly higher. Novem-
Der started mp n points and other
options were Up II 10 20 points, the
late positions showing the least ad-
vance. The selling was absorbed by
a new set 81 buyers who wanted 10
Was also considerable covering
Prices October, ls.os. November,
1890, offered. December. li,a7ass.
January. 14.s2 as, March. lt.57n
IS. May It's. July. 1855.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
MAYOR Of NORFOLK
WILL TRY TO FLY


Especial u The Richmond Nirsinian.
NORFOLK, VA. oct. -, Win the
accident to Mayor Richardson, ot
Richmond, in mind. Mayor james g.
Kddlek, OF Norfolk, to-day stated
tnat he would take trip la AN AR
ship during the aviation nice, to he
held here early in November. ii a NO
ton struck him 70 do SO.
Il am sorry that any accident oc-
CURED to the machine in which May
or richardson started to make a
fiight," said Mayor Riddiek, "hut thar
viii not deter me. | guess III take
ride in the air.
The aviation meet, in which Glenn
turtiss ana other aViators who are
world famed Will take part. wilr ne
held al the jamestown Exposition
grounds during the first week ~ No
Yemhor and the coming oil the event
is being awaited not only by the
people of this city. but throughout
the East and South. Reports from
New York have it that Glenn Curtiss
VIII probably try for the first time al
Norfolk a wireless telephone device,
which its inventor claims can he used
VIII satisfactory results AT distances
not To exceed i've miles. II the device
works properly il should prove invai-
uahie as an adjunct to the aeroplane
as War scout.
Military and naval movements are
NOT usually SO instantaneous thar i'm
mediate communication L. vital, but il
is conceivable that a. man high IN
the air should See something import
ant 70 be transmitted at the moment,
and that the Wireless telephone is the
device through Which to do this work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
POPII4ACE APPREHENsIyE,
BIT Is ORDERLY

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Oct T.
Unusual auie, in the city or Lisbon
wAs reported TO the state depart me mt
to-day By Henry r Gage. United
states minister To Portugal Gage
ed that the loyaiist cabinet offi-
eiAls sure ndered their portfolios 10
the provisional republican ministers
who are now conducting the foreign
and other Offices.
The military comma nder of Lisbon
~ said. has posted an order directing
AL merchants dealing In The necessi-
ties Of HE TO open their places OF
bnainess. Gage comments upon the
attitude OF the popuiace as "appre-
hensIve. bat orderly"
The message states that King
Manuel and the royal family were
duly reported on their way to Oportn."
Gage said he was unable to obtain
nay relia BILE Information from the
Interior or the north of Portugal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
ELECTS
CORPS Of OFFICERS
Body Of Municipalities Select
Men to Manage Affairs
for Year.

Especial le The. Richmond Nirgintaa.l
CHAIR. LOTT Esq lille, w. oct, =
Tile League at Virginia Muncipait-
tics This afternoon elected officers Ter
the ensuing yeas as follows. President,
T. T. steed. of Norfolk; Nfee-Iresi-
d uts Mayor j Davis Reed, of Ports
mouth Mayor Maryn :. Jones II
Newport News; j. Frank last OF
Norfolk. Secretary ana Treasurer. L.
g Crimson. of Portsmouth
Interest this morning conferred in
the address bS barton Myers. al N8r-
4uik. On The Fundamental Requisite
oi IA Honest Ballot" Nlrginians are
generally honest, he said, hut tueir
voice is threttice, ana they arc IN a
large measure dtsl'rancnised through
the operation of Imperfect laws attd
luleguliXed primaries administered ~,
mlntous III a Democratic machine,
y nft.h like an octopus, has extended
it's tentaelos into the rcmotest corners
Of the Commonwealth and dictates
State and municipal legislation. iar-
" organization Is essential. 1he more
thorough It is the more efficient. bat
the machine is 4 faction wit0ln tnt
party. a faction embracing ofnccnofo-
t.rs the liquor interests and certain
others, sometimes seeking immunity
from violations OF law. The people are
burdened With fees for services in-
perfectly rendered. Laws afe gem
orally poorly administered and apathy
perVades the electorate Referrins
to the Second district muddle, Mr..
Myers said. 1t seems probable that
the Second district IL no worse than
some others, where guilt has not been
exposed. only because there has heen
no iny estigation. 70 the creGit oil the
Second district be II said that it is
the first 70 have demanded house
cleaning The Responsibility rests OH
the entire State for its failure 10 re-
quire legislative enactment of an adj
etfuate primary election law, anu loI
the existing condition in relation
thereto.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

in his misfortune. declared Mile
DeSlys. On the contrary. / shall ite
kinder than ever before n MIN "h"
WAS sn kind tn me.
4 shall remain IN Vienna, doing ny
turn at the Apollo Theatre until The
18th nf this month, when shall take
the NerN first train fal Paris h@-
iieVe that even nov the hing Nit
come To me there III Paris. Hhefe we
have been SO happy before
afterwards I have theatrical oii-
gagements IN Berlin who're | am 70
get So 900 for three manths ia Lon
don ana IN the nther capitals ef En-
rope,
best.s is the r.igHiHg sensation 0f
the haar in the Austrian eafttal. Tho
Apollo Theatre is nightly lamned
with those Who would sf.s thu htttr
dancer who ruled al empire through
its shiert king, and tlnaiis ta4tieti IN
house ot cards about his eats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
sTlr N GIBRALTAR
UNTIL WAY CLEAR
tcon,inued from First psre9

Manuel remained in the palace M
III the walls almost fell and then
reepondinE 10 the demands OF those
around him. he left by secret exit
- trst described In these dispatches
"wednesday. The king made his way
10 MARIA, few miles northwest OF
Lisbon.
At this time Queen Mother Amelae
and Dowager Queen Maria Pa were
AZ the summer home at ctntra
Thursday morning word was con
viewed to the royal women that the
king had reached MARIA and they at
once left in an automobile and Joined
him AT the latter pace. The Duke
nf Oporse. who had Natniy tried II
stem the tide of the revolution. eHt
had met with a crushing defeat IL
the streets OF the capital remained
under cover until Thursday morning.
when under heavy guard. hs board.
I'd the royal yacht Annette and sailed
10 Erieeira hut a few miles from
Mafra. The utmost secrecy WAS OH
served by the duke. an effort even
being made Ia change the appearance
af the Yacht So that II would not he
recognized
The AmeHe anchored off Erieeira
at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
Word was then sent To Mannel who,
aecomra nied by his mother ana
grandmother. started for Ericetra m
der guard OF twenty students from
the MARIA military school.
Is Kept In Tears.
Manuel seemed to realize that he
was fleeing from his country, perhaps
never to return. and he was in tears
during much or the trip to the coast
GeyeraI times he was on the point Of
turning back bat his mother. who
was almost erazad with her emotions
and the recollection Of the assa sci
nation Of her husband and other son
pleaded with him 10 go. 1t WAS love
for his mother against love for his
throne and the former conquered
him
The party arrived At Ericeira Al
! o'clock Yesterday afternoon and I'm
mediately embarked in Ash boats. on
which they made their WAY to ths
royal yacht, anchored several miles ~
the coast. Two men and two women
attendants accompanied the roNat
family The moment the party wae
received aboard the Amete. orders
were given 10 set sail and ~ II o'clock
last night Gibraltar was reached
The king end his mother are nov
the guests ~ the British governor Of
Gibraltar. Sir Francis Forester
walker.
the Annette az long as the shores ef
the country over which he had se
lately ruled remained in sight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Another deer WAS received and sold
Friday morning In the Cary stree,
market BY l. ". Evans and Company.
This venison came from Powhatx i,
county, where II is said to be plentiful
although but few have been shot this
season on account of warm weather
This animal which weighed 1875 pounds.
was sold for seventeen cents per pound
The rain OF Friday made business
dun In the produce market, r. There
were few chat Fee III the quotations
which have he!a steady for the pas&
eek
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
The IIobllr Skirt.

f1'he hobbiv skirt. the. iupe en3ravee
bat II is rather lrcouyenienFtf aid Miss
Ethel Barrymore At a dinner III bristol,
f. L. "fh4s skirt is exceedingly tight
from the knees down. bur for that mat
Ter it Is light All over, \ Young wo-
man IN one Of these hobhte skirts came
out al Sherrys ois spring afternoon
and proceeded With some difieuity To
enter her motor car
" hat do You think Of that skirt 2?
man who was passing said to his
companion.
+ reminds me. the other answered.
Of THO bridge trains In the rush hours
sta ndins room only. and very little OF
mat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
OVERFLOW or CANOES
browns HUNDREDS.

LONDON, Oct. 7.-IIundreds of
religious ceiebrsnts were drawn
81 by \ sudden overflow Of the
GnngeS river, neav Agra. INDIA
according 10 . dispatch 10 A~u-
tiers to-day. Thousands were en-
caDpeA slsag the river for = re-
Bg1oas festtvaL wheE the river
foqe sn1Aealys almost ~ though
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

noAinced that the present population
at pabeis borough, Clearfield county,
Pa is l2.62&. which is gain Of
3.2fS since isn0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
DANCER EXPECTS KING
TO MEET HER YET

Is VIENNA. Oct. THE arms of
0Aby Delyss--Gabrielie Of the Lilies
aSe open for Manuel the dethroned
k1n4 ~ Portugal.
AAd IN appointment with the
1lo9 ~ Paris. on October 10. and /
lnly hope to see him there on
4A4 Anfe," sstd the dancer tota United
correspondent to-day.
SSa|iis o. slaan not turn against the king
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
GAINS ARE SHOWN
At DAYS OPENING
Market Firm and Lesdng Iasuss
Show Advances from Erac-

ton to Point.
NEW YORK. Oct THE sAAef
market opened strong and e0tivo Z5th
many stocks showing gains Of 1oo-
lions to over 4 poeAl
There was little change IN ou0aleeoMg
after the nrat nfteen miAaaAaa. DxaoM
being we'll maintained and the tone
firm. Bonds firm.
In the last half Of the bose1oaAe IL
market assumed an easier tone 49,
price. OF the leading issued reStsd \
TO u from the early range.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

the washerwoman drapery with
turned up hem at the bottom Is used
IN all sorts pf WAYS the turned up
portion sometimes being faced with a
confirm sting faIric
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Mr. Harksinir Here

MIR. e. r. Barksdale. formerly post
master Of Danvilfe. and a we'll know
Republican, ii yisitnr Friday at
the Federal building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Population Announced,

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Oct. THE
.ensus BursAh this aftqrnoon an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

CHICAGO, HI. oct Z. 1910
The leading features to-day ranged
as follows.
AZ 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
RlcHmo~n STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. Va. oct. !

Richmond. Va. Oct. :, 1914
STATE SECURITIES Bids A.kei.
North Carolina. As. c. 1911. -. -
Va. IS. Old c. and X. 1888 s4s. SsA
Va. Centuries "a, c. and II.
CITY SECURITIES
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
1.-THE MUSIC HALL GIRL

For an all-around good farce. brim.
ming over with clean comedy and good
music. The Music Hall Girl" which
comes to the Temple Theater Wednes.
day. December eth, eclipses all of tn.
plays Of that character which hav.
been produced for many seasons. TIL.
comedy is of a brand that never fail:
TO produce plenty of mirrh. The au-
thor, Wilson Terry. has not left a dull
moment and has written a play with
snappy situations and bright lines in
termingled with catchy songs. The
Music Hall Girl is handled by compe
tent players. the cast including Mis-.
Lucille Whiteclin in the title role. AL
in all il is a bundle of laughter TIED
with songs. dances and clever special.
ties. show that your mothers, sis
ters and sweethearts can see without
a blush and will want TO see again.
Tickets on sale tomorrow morning a.
the Court Pharmacy.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
THE CHRISTMAS MAID

Where are you going, my pretty
maid?
I'm going shopping sir" she said.
and where is the store. my pretty
maid
You're going to give your Christmas
trade?"
'Why. it's Theus-Zachry. to be sure.
For they've special sales or furniture
Ten per cent. goes to our L. d. c.
Tor our Memorial Hall to be-
oh. I've learned your secret, pretty
maid:
You're very wise when YOU go to
trade.
Il think you'll make frugal wife
To help poor man through this life
SO if you'll marry me. Well go
To TheuS- -ZachryS store, you know,
And buy from them just what We
need.
And the maiden cried. Agreed
Agreed"
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05

AS an Indication of the interest
shown in the recommendation by the
county democratic executive committee
Saturday for person for county treas
urer, we need but append the names OF
some of those who We're spectators
namely: Walter Ellison. Bob Baskin
Uncle Joe Baskin. Clarence Priest. r.
\. Griffin. Jim Howell. Anthony; Dow
Beck. Cottage Hill: Frank Turner
Bradley Pond: Will Henderson. across
the river: =. H. Nugent, Gambler. John
Pasteur. Capt. j. B. Martin. Oklawa-
ha; j. w. Colbert. John Huffman
Sparr: Charlie Smith, Sam Martin. r f.
Harris. T. II. Harris. Henry Gordon. J
l. Smoak. Quincy Peacock. c. l. Sis
trunk. l.. NJ. Murray, w. X. Zewadski
w. w. Clyatt. W. II. Carn. Will d
Graham. w. T. Gary. J. II. Workman
Major Lancaster and Capt. pyles.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
ST. PHILLIPS CATHOLIC CHURCH

Next Thursday, Dec. sth. is the feast
Of the Immaculate Conception Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary. Our good people,
especially the ladies Of Ocala. are in
vited to attend the divine service We'd
nesday at 9 a. m, instead of Thursday.
BY a special privilege We anticipate in
celebrating this feast on the 7th inst.
for the reason that Father Bottolacio
has been called by the bishop to be
present Thursday in Jacksonville at
the ceremony of the dedication of the
new church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
SMOAK.ROBINSON

Mr.. Jessie Smoak with his intended
Miss lola Robinson. took Saturday
train for Gainesville. where Rev. Will
son OF the Methodist church made them
man and wife. They returned to the
Brick City Sunday afternoon and are
at home with Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
Smoak. 81 Sanchez street.
The groom is the son Of Mr.. J. l.
Smoak and one Of his valuable assist
ants in his wagon works, while the
fair and winsome bride came here a
year ago from Alachua and with her
parents resided in the fourth ward
The best wishes Of the Star are ex-
tended to them for a long and happy
welded life.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05

Judge Bell heard an assault case
Saturday in which darkey by the
name of D. Merrell. was the defend.
ant and Mr.. Cramer was the complain
ant They hailed from kendrick. At
torney Zewadski represented the state
and Attorney Bullock the defendant
The jury found the defendant guilty
and the fine imposed was S25, with
recommendation to the mercy of tn.
court. The case grew out of the de
PENDANTS cow grazing on the plain
tiff'S lands
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
SELLING SOME PIANOS

Mr.. a. NJ. Lansford and his corps of
efficient statesmen have been selling a
good many pianos and organs OF late.
Mr.. Lansford. within the past few days
has sold a piano to Mrs. c. c. Myers Of
the Palmetto House. Mr.. II. II. Mead
Ows. Mr.. Chester Fort, Mr.. F.. T. Spen-
Ger. the Ocala Northern conductor. and
sold organs to the Burbank Sunday
school, the Oak Sunday school and TO
Mr.. Thos. \. Perdinus of Burbank
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05

Col Coffin. in charge of the temper
ance organization of the state, with
headquarters at Jacksonville, passed
through Ocala Saturday afternoon on
his way to Eustis. He was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Coffin. who attended
the state meeting Of the W. c. T. L.
at Tallahassee. They stopped over one
train to see their son, who is attend
ing the university at Gainesville.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
Phone 1O8 New Citv Market

w. II. Porter will soon begin work
on his new home in front of the
heights. Material is being placed on
the ground.-Leesburg Commercial.
Mr.. Porter was former turpentine
operator at Juliette, but the past year
he has been engaged in business at
Winter Park. Mr.. Porter often comes
to Ocala to transact business with our
merchants.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05

Mr. and Mrs. Allen E Walkley Of St
Louis. have arrived in the city and
will spend the winter with Mr.. Walk
ley's uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. T
7. Munroe. Mr.. Walkley spent his boy
hood in Ocala and visited his uncle
last summer a short time. He Is
Southern representative for the Fer
cuSon Waterproofng Co. of St. Louis
and viii travel out OF OcaIa during the
winter.
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05
SALE TOMORROW

The young ladies of the Presbyterian
Aid Society will hold their sale tomor-
rom from 10 o'clock a. m. throughout
the day at the store room recently va
Gated by Miss Mary Affieck and will
have on sale a nice lot of candy and
fancy work
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05

Two elegantly located dwellings for
sale. On one OF the best streets In the
city. only six blocks from court house.
Properties in first class condition: al
modern conveniences In houses. Owner
wants more room further out Aa-
dress Box sos, city
The Ocala evening star., 1910-12-05

Mr H y. Carrier, president Of the
Florida Motor Company of Jackson
willie, spent yesterday and today in the
city. Mr.. Carrier came down in
large and very handsome Stearns au
tOmobile