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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-12-03
State of Florida.
County of Marion

State of Florida.
County of Marion
Personally appeared before me. the
undersigned authority, +. r. Rentz,
George Rentz. S. II. Martin, T H John
Newer. J. +. Martin, D. w. Davis. c.
Monroe. :. X. INleS. D. W. Tompkins.
y. {. cobb W. i. Edwards and r. O.
Dennard. TO we'll known to be the
parties described in. and who executed
the foregoing articles of Incorporation
and proposed charter. and each &C.
knowiedged the execution of the same
for the uses and purposes therein set
forth and expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of of
fee this the 18th day of November,
A. Z. 1910 H NJ. Hamilton
Notary Public State of Florida
iSean. Ny commission expires Aug.
81, 1911
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given, that under
and by virtue of a certain final decree
rendered and entered by the Hon. w.
=. Bullock, Judge of the circuit court
of the fifth judicial circuit Of Florida
sitting in chancery for Marion county,
on the 18th day of October. 1910. in a
certain cause therein lately pending
wherein l.. l.. Horne was complainant
and Wiley Mosby and Mary Mosby
were defendants. l will. on Monday the
fifth day Of December. 1910, between
the legal hours of sale. offer for sale
and sell. at the south door OF the court
house in Ocala. Marion county the
following described property. lying and
being in Marion county, Florida, to-
wit:
Southwest quarter of northeast quar-
range 2l. east. Sold to satisfy said
final decree and costs. W. T. Hail.
Special Master in Chancery
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There are many things from which
I might have derived good by which
I have not prodted. | dare say" return
ed the nephew. christmas among the
rest. But l am sure l have always
thought Of Christmas time when Ii has
come round-apart from the veneration
due to its sacred name and origin. IL
anything belonging to It can be apart
from that-as a good time. a kini. for.
giving, charitable. pleasant time. the
only time know of in the long calen-
dar Of the year when men and women
seem by one consent to open their
shut up hearts freely and to think Of
people below them as If they really
were fellow passengers to the grave
and not another race Of creatures
bound on other journeys. And there
fore. uncle, though it has never put q
scrap Of gold or silver In my pocket.
believe that 1T has done me good
and will do me good. and say God
bless itr'
The clerk In the tank involuntarily
applauded. Becoming Immediately SEN
sible Of the improperly, he poked the
dre and extinguished the last frail
spark forever
LET me hear another sound from
you." said Scrooge. land you'll keep
Jour Christmas by losing your situa-
don"
Don't be angry. uncle. Come: dine
with US tomorrow"
Scrooge said that he would see him
Yes, indeed he did he went the whole
length Of the expression and said that
he would see him In that extremity
FIRST
But why? cried Scrooge's nephew
"why?"
Good afternoon" said Scrooge.
II am sorry with all my heart to flnd
you so resolute. We have never had
any quarrel to which l have been q
party. But l have made the trial In
homage to Christmas. and I'll keep
my Christmas humor to the last So
| q merry Christmas. uncle"
Good afternoon" said Scrooge.
And happy New Year,
Good afternoon" said Scrooge-
His nephew left the room without
an angry word Notwithstanding. He
stopped at the outer door to bestow
the greetings Of the season on thu
clerk who. cold as he was. was warm
er than Scrooge. for he returned then
cordially.
| At length the hour Of shutting NJ
the counting house arrived. With Al
Ill will Scrooge dismounted from hi:
stool and tacitly admitted the fact Il
the expectant clerk in the tank, wht
instantly snuffed his candle out and
put on his hat
You'll want all day tomorrow.
supposeY' said Scrooge.
III quite convenient. SIR"
TITS not convenient" said Scrooge
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors, legaIees. distributes and all
other persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate of William
6 Bull. deceased. TO present the same
TO j. w LyleS. at Ocala. Florida. a.
agent for the undersigned within one
Year from date
All persons indebted 20 the said
lillian {. Bull are notified and dir
ected TO make settlement Of the same
10 the said J. W. Lyles as agent for
the Undersigned. Jennie Jernigan.
A. ADMINISTRATIVE of the Estate Of "
g. Bull. Deceased.
Lake City. Florida
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PICKING MANS was only once .
POCKET" year.
"A Door excuse for picking a mans
pocket every 18th Of December" said
Scrooge. buttoning his greatcoat 10
the chin. But I suppose you must
have the whole day. Be here all the
earlier next morning"
The clerk promised that he would.
and Scrooge walked out with q grOwL-
Scrooge took his melancholy dinner
in bis usual melancholy tavern and
having read all the newspapers and
beguiled the rest OF the evening with
his bankers book. went home to bed
He lived In chambers which had once
belonged to bis deceased partner
Now. it is fact that there was moth
kng at all particular about the knockei
on the door except that 1t was very
large. And then let any man explain
to me II he can how 1t happened thai
Scrooge. having his key In the lock OF
the door, saw In the knocker without
its undergoing any intermediate proc
ess or change. not q knocker. but Mar
ley's face.
Marley's face. 1t was not in Inn
penetrable shadow. as the other object!
In the yard were. but had a disma
light about II, like a bad lobster in
dark cellar 1t was not angry or re
rocious. but looked at Scrooge as Mar
ley used TO look-with ghostiy specta
cles turned up upon its ghostly fore
head
As Scrooge looked 6xedly at thi
phenomenon 1t was a knocker again
To say that he was not startled o
that his blood was not conscious Of {
terrible sensation to which IL bad beeI
a stranger from infancy would be- un
true. But he put his hand upon tn
key he had relinquished. turned
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice Is hereby given to all credit
tors and distributes and all other per-
sons having claims or demands against
the estate of James ". Means. deceas-
ed. to present the same duly proven to
the undersigned within one year.
Augusta EvinS Means,
AS Administrative of the Estate of
James W. Means, Deceased.
Mcintosh, Florida
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and It's not 1atr.
II l was to stop
half q crown for
1t you'd think
yourself Ill used.
I'll be bound"
The clerk smu-
ed family.
And yet" said
Screoge. 20
don't think me
Ill used when ]
pa y q q q q
" q &c 3 for no
work"
The clerk OBJ
served that II
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NOTICE
OF Application for Leave to Sell Minors
Lam

Notice Is hereby given that on the
3lSt day of December. \. q. 1910 / will
apply TO Honorable Joseph Bell, coun-
" judge in and for Marion county.
state OF Florida, al his office in Ocala
IN said county. for an order author
izlns me. as guardian of the minor
neirS Of the estate of John F Craw-
the following property belonging 10
said estate. to-wit: Lot No. g and l.
OF lot II Smith and Dougherry addi-
l25 feet north and south on west side
lot -. lot 81, Smith and Dougherty ai-
dttion. and lot SO, Smith and Dough
ertY addition said lands BELONGING
10 the estate of the said John +. Craw-
ford. deceased. 10 be sold for the bes,
interest Of said minor heirs
This End day of November. 1910
haturah E. Crawford. Guardian
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Articles OF INCORPORATION AND
PROPOSED CHARTER OF THE
CITIZENS BANK OF OCALA

The undersigned intending and pro
posing to organize a corporation under
the laws Of Florida relating to cor
General banking corporations. hereby
make and publish the following articles
Of incorporation and proposed cnarter'
va ARTICLE l.
Name Of Corporation
;. The aE ne%f e see BSSRg ha
and the place where its operations and
banking business shall be carried on
is Ocala. Marion county state OF fior-
- ARTICLE II.
Nature Of Business
The general nature Of the business
to be transacted Is. that OF a genera
banking business. and such other bus,
banking business.
ARTICLE III.
(.apital stock Authorized
The amount of capital stock author
lied is the sum of fifty thousand dol
lars, which shall be divided into O. nve
hundred shares of the par value or one ne
money Of the United States.
ARTICLE ".
Term
The corporation snail exist for
term Of ninety-nine years
ARTICLE "
OfAeern
The business of the company shall
be conducted by the following officers
to-wit: A president. two vice presl-
dents, a cashier. and a board Of direc-
tors consisting Of nine qualified stock
holders. These officers shall be elected
at the annual meeting of the stock
holders and directors on the fourth
Tuesday in December of each year. The
business Of the company shall be con-
Quoted by the. following officers until
those elected at the first election shall
be Qualifed, to-wit: T. II. Johnson.
president; E. p. Rentz, first vice pres
jdent; J. b. Martin. second vice presI-
dent: g. H. Martin. cashier: and T: 81.
johnson. r. 8. Hall. e. p. Rentz. J.. b.
Martin. r. l. Bowling, S. H. Martin,
d. E. McIver, 8. r Pyles and d. w.
Davis, directors.
ARTICLE vi.
H1gh0Ot Amount 81 Indebtedness
The highest amount Of indebtedness
20 which the corporation can at any
time suhJect itself shall be Is provid-
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Stock SulDAcribed

witness whereof the incorporators
nave hereunto set thesT- hands and at
fixed their seals this re 12th day Of
November. A II. 1910.
f. l.. Rentz. (SeaD.
r. S. Hall, tSeaD.
S. H. Martin. (SeaD.
T. II. Johnson. tSeaD.
George Rentz, tSeaD.
W. Z. Edwards, tSeaD.
-. E. Mciver, tSeaD.
D. w. Davis. (SeaD.
II. L. Downing, tSeaD.
+. b. Martin. tSeaD.
S. +. Pyles, (SeaD.
q. Monroe, (SeaD.
d. W. Tompkins. fSeaD.
A. c. Cobb tSeaD.
r. o. Dennard, (SeaD.
Notice Of Intention to Apply for
Letters Patent
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will. on Tuesday the Goth
day of December. A. D. 1910. apply to
the Hon. Albert w. Gilchrist. Governor
of Florida, for letters patent upon the
foregoing proposed charter.
E. P. Rentz.
r.. S. Hall
S. II. Martin.
7. HI. Johnson.
George Rentz.
w. p. Edwards.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Il
Deed Under section 81 CA0H

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR n
Deed Under section 81 Chr
S~NS, Laws Of Florida
Notice is hereby gwen InAt J. ID. 4
ren. purchaser of tax certificate
2245. dated the 3rd day Of Octo}
1898. has filed said certificate In
office. and has made application
tax deed to issue in accordance
law. said certificate embraces the /
lowing described properly situated
Marion county. Florida to-wit: Ia,
in sci. of nwL block 81 sec Is n
r - Belleview. The said land
ing assessed at the date OF the II
ance OF such certificate in the nam@
unknown Unless said certificate q
be redeemed according TO law. tax q
will issue thereon on the 29th dayt
November. A D. 1910
Witness my official signature
seal this the 2sth day Of Octooor]
d. 1910. 8 Z. 0a0eyu02
Clerk Circuit Court Marion c..
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Thirty SiX-inch wide bleaching, the
II l2c. quality, az 8 cents at the 0lsbs.
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ARTICLE \
OfAeers
ARTICLE vi.

HsgAo0t Amount 81 Indebtedness
The highest amount Of indebtedness
20 which the corporation can at any
time 1ub9ect itself shall be Is pr0vid-
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Names and Residences of Subscribers
The names and residences Of the
subscribers are as follows:
E. P. Rentz, Ocala, Florida.
s. H Martin. Ocala. Florida.
r. l.. Bowling. Ocala, Florida.
D. f. McIver, Ocala, Florida.
d. w. Davis. Ocala. Florida.
c. Monroe, Ocaia, Florida
D. w. Tompkins. Ocala, Florida.
George Rentz. Ocala, Florida.
T. H. Johnson, Ocala. Florida.
r. S. Hall. Ocala, Florida.
]. B. Martin, Ocklawaha, Florida.
s. r. Pyles. Ocala, Florida.
Il. O. Dennard. Ocala, Florida.
\. c. Cobb. Ocala, Florida.
w p. Edwards, Ocala, Florida.
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F. E. MCLANE
Physician and SuTgee.

General Practice Calls Made Promo
~ Night or Day
Ohce-Rooms i. 2, 3, 4. Holder
Building. Second Floor: Phones,
ONCE No. $50: Residence. No. SIS.
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ed by section Pip of the General
Statutes of Florida.
ARTICLE VII.
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witness whereof the incorpOrators
nave hereunto set the'l- hands and af-
I fixed their seals this re 12th day Of
! l,ar A u
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VQapterf$<
& One ~
MARLEY'S GHOST.

ARLEY was dead.
to begin with.
There Is no doubt
whatever q b gu [
that. The register
Of his burial was
signed by the cler-
QHman tho CLERK
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28
JAMAICA.


Mrs Gleason is Ill with grip, but she
Is improving
MIS-. watson OF Iownshend is caring
Tor MIS- Wills.
MISS Hazel Day Is visiting her aunt
MIS- H. D. b'sselI
Mrs. Della Howard left Monday FOR q
visit IN orange Mass 3
Mrs. Franklin moved her goods Thurs
day TO Deerfield, Mass
Mrs A. r. Wood is visiting her daurh-
ter, Mrs Davis. in Townsntnd
Mr. Clark or Jacl,sonviI1. snert ss,.,,.ar
DAYS las, wool, vim mr. ,rho,As
Frank Dobbin returned Monday o,t.r
two weeks snont AT his hn,na in SL,sna',
\
NT,zz,. md Mrs. l., n ,ll.,, ,,...,,,
to RrattIehoro to aftend tho VaII", fair
meeting
,, me "vuH "l MIS- O""S. C's'e OF SCUM
LNhu"noeIrN was drought mere Tor burial
'''"Iu"E.
y. ~ Wills OF Putney was in town last
week to move some of his goods To mis-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28

ing the deplorable condition of children
from five to II years of age working in
factories, even nights, were discussed
Laws are evaded by not placing the
youngest child laborers on the pay roll
but allowing them to stay with their
parents and work to the prevention OF
physical. mental and moral growth
When It is known that children only
four years old work with a whole family
in making paper flowers until 9 or 10
o'clock evenings, it is time for general
protests and efforts for enforcement Of
the laws against this form of child muir
der.
The w. G. y. l.. met with Mrs. f. A.
Dewitt Friday afternoon. In response to
the roll-call items of temperance news
were given embracing the latest reports
from Tennessee relating to the enforce
ment of their new prohibition law, from
Washington concerning the congress Of
reforms and extracts from the paper on
Scientific temperance instruction given
at the international congress in London.
unanimous vote was passed to invite
the Windham county W. G. T. U. to hold
their next convention in Newfane during
the latter part of May. Plans were made
to hold a Willard memorial meeting in
the Congrega tional church Feb. 90, and
Mrs Eta HesCoCk. Miss Grace Hammond
and Mrs. f. A. Dewitt were appointed a
committee of arrangements. Honorable
mention was made of the papers pub
lished in Windham county that exclude
liquor advertisements and special com
mittee was appointed to utter a protest
to such papers as continue to accept such
advertisements.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28
T0WNSHEND


The Kendall entertainment given under
the auspices of the Junior class i'm Semin-
airy hall, Friday evening was a successful
affair Mr.. Kendall of Boston is gifted
with rare talent and gave his hearers an
evening of laughter. He is not an I'M
personator whose lines of art are in one
direction but his selections Of joy, mrth,
his sympathetic style and seriousness
makes a varied program which every au-
dience can appreciate, and fully enjoy.
Mr. Kendalls baritone solos, The Lul-
laby' and Love Song" were very good,
especially to the lovers of music. He
gave several short comic selections which
showed his art and the jovial side of life
but these did not prove his true worth
until he gave THE father, calling his
children to arise; at first, all was joy and
laughter in the hall, but when he finished
and had changed from the comical to the
serious, new arrival would have thought
he had stepped into a Quaker meeting,
only that Mr.. Kendalrs musical tones were
still afloat over his listeners. If he had
given only that one selection II would
have showed his power to obtain and hold
his audience, but ne gave many more
equally as good. The poem dedicated to
the ladies won more applause from the
men, but was enjoyed by both. Dan
McKane, the Lost Pitcher" will live long
in the minds of all Every word Of 1t
was full of meaning and led strongly to
the crisis. As it has been said, Tongues
in trees, books in the running brooks, ser
mons in stones, and good in everything"
thus Danny McKane may be awarded
these words. This selection may be called
his best as it gave the most impersona-
tiOns. showed the voice culture and varia-
tons, and power to change from one ma
ture to the other. Mr.. Kendall's last Sc
lection was "A Sermon with the fol-
lowing text:
"Old Mother Hubbard went to the cup
board,
To get ner poor bog a bone;
But when she got there
The cupboard was bare,
And so the poor dog had none
Every word was analysed to the amuse-
ment OF all, and all felt themselves truly
| awarded for venturing out in the rain.
Mrs. Benson of West Townshend was Mr.
kendalls acCompanist and she also gave
two piano selections. The Junior class
served ice cream This entertainment
was so much enjoyed that the towns
people only wish they could have more to
attend Of the same style.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28
WILLIAMsNILLE.

S. A. Merrfeld is home from Mount
Hermon.
Mrs e. S. Putnam is in Brattleboro
to stay two weeks.
There will be a dance in schoolhouse
hall Friday evening, Feb. a.
Miss Ruth Wheeler gave party to
young friends Tuesday evening
Mrs. Perlie Howard and children have
gone to Worcester Mass, where they
will live.
Miss Lillian Chase has finished work
for f. c. Perry and has gone to her
home in Newfane.
The drama, "Old Acre Folk" will be
presented Feb, .. More particulars will
be given next week
Rev. and Mrs. o. f. Newton were in
Union Village three days this week Wis
iting their son, Rev Wilbur Newton.
Mrs. Manchester gave party to her
Sunday school class Friday night in
honor of Helen Lewis. whose birthday
anniversary occurred that day.
The officers of Wiliamsvlle Grange
were installed by General Deputy II. w.
Sargent. assisted by Mrs. Sargent and
Deputy Wilson Winchester, Tuesday
evening. Visitors were present from
Evening Star Grange Wardsboro Grange
and Newfane Grange. After the install
lation refreshments were served.
+. +. Willard, S. H. Morse. w. E
Wheeler, \. j. Morse and NJ \. Bng-
ham were appointed a committee to
solicit funds for new Grange hall A
special meeting will be held Tuesday
night to hear their report 1t is con-
coded by every one that a hall is needed
here, and as such a building would add
greatly to the appearance of the village
it is hoped that all citizens will respond
literally when the paper is circulated
The Williamsvine grammar school
closed Jan. q. The number OF pupils
enrolled was % and the average attend
ance % Belle Greenwood, Frank STRAIT
ton ana Richard Wheeler were neither
absent nor tardy during the term. NAL
Vina Bills, John Sparks and James
Goodrich had no absent marks. Richard
Wheeler has the excellent record of hav-
ing attended school 10 consecutive terms
without a mark. Clarissa Coolidge was
the teacher.
The primary school of Wiliamsville
closed Friday afternoon. An exhibition
wand drill also exhibition work in spell
ing and physiology. was given. Prizes
i'm spelling were awarded as follows:
Grade >, Elmer Turner; grade 3, Vir-
ginia Temple; grade 4, Grace Stratton
and Ruth Wheeler. Twenty-Five cents
was given to Lola Sargent for keeping
the ncatest desk, and 30 cents was
awarded Ruth Wheeler for the greatest
Improvement in writing. Those not alb
sent for the term We're Grace Stratton.
Those absent one day were Floyd Wash
er and Ruth Wheeler. Jennie Stedman
was the only pupil not absent for the
whole school year. The average at
tendance was Il. Harriet Corlin was the
teacher.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-01-28
SOUTH NEWFANE

Mr. ana Mrs. VIII Hydrick have moved
to Henry Ingrams place.
Mr. Frederick moved his mill to IIins-
dale Thursday. The family will live in
Bratteboro.
Mr.. Locker, who represented himself
as a real estate agent of New York, is
now lodged i'm Newfaue jail.
Mrs Eva Ongram Barber of Brattle-
boro has gone to South Dakota to visit
her Uncle Elon Ingram. and family.
The ladies' aid will give a social Friday
evening of next week in the vestry
There will be an entertainment Every
body is invited.
The ice jam between the depot and
Dummerston has been cleared and the
road is passable again after four days
of entire blockade.
\. Grape and family of Newfane have
moved to the David Whitaker place,
where they will remain while the lumber
is being cut. They will beard a large
number of the helpers.
The ladies' aid meeting was largely
attended Wednesday at Mrs. c. E.
Browns. Mrs. d. L. Bailey of Agawam.
Mass, who is visiting in WillamsviIle,
attended and had the pleasure of meet
ing many of her former acquaintances.
After a very successful term of eight
weeks Miss Williams closed her school
Friday with a sleighride to Townshend.
Miss Williams has taught 20 weeks with
only one weeks vacation. She will leave
for her home in Vermontville, n. Y, Mon
day Of next week.
Ray Brooks's horse INDUCED in a lit
tie runaway Sunday afternoon, begin
ming at the depot. to Wiliamsville vii
lage, where he was stopped and put into
l. f. STATIONS barn until Ray came for
him. No harm was done to either horse
or sleigh.