The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-23
The 0cala Commercial & Bazaar Go 81
Opening,

opening,
notwithstanding the nisagreeabie
weather of last week the spring OPEN
Ing Of tn above popular ins tuition
was "A great success. Mr. Gadson, the
business manager, knows how 10 have
his obligjug clerks arranEe his well
SCI c;eu sock ia The most attractive
manner aud he uniformly low prices
1T which the goods are sold are
drawing cart few people can resist, es-
ppciai'y the ladies with whom the
Baztr Is becoming a prime favorite.
Bur how can it he different when as
sentiment quality of goods and prices
combined are 80 convincing.
The Southern States, magazine
| published at Baltimore. Md, in the
interest 81 immigration 10 the south,
is printing IN every number letters
! from Northern farmers who have
j settled in the South. These letters
make the most convincing and effect
/ i've presentation OF the attractions of
I the south IN soil innate. healthful-
! ness. agricultural capabilities, &c,
/ and every locality ~ the south should
see that all the letters Of this sort OBJ
| taiuublt are sent to the Southern
/ states. All Northern settlers Ia the
south are invited 10y the Editor of the
/ Southern States To write +, him about
| their experiences IN the South Sc.
aud their letters will be published
Rev. J. G. Porter, of the Baptist
Witness. who is tuil OF enterprise, de-
moustraJed the same by attending the
big intellectual feast At DeLand UnI-
/ versity last week and had "A stem
eeraphrr take down the addresses
/ made on that oc, aston by Presideu t.
| Forbes, Gamble Cute and State SUI
/ perintendent Shea's. The same APP
I peartd III this weeks issue OF the
| Witness, a was intended also the cell
ehrated ecture of Rev. DR.. Eaton on
The Women which he delivered
/ Tues lay night at the Baptist church,
hnr the Harley-, father ami sou, at
! tempted the -tenographic task but
falei as the distinguished lecturer
Ia ked too rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Carney of Lake
Weir, Marion county, have been visit
| iug Mrs. Walter Gray in the city the
past week. Mr. Carney is one OF the
largest orange growers in the State
aud a most estimabe and highly es-
teemed gentleman and the Tribune
wishes him and his excellent wife a
pleasant visit in the metropolis Of
South Florida.-Tampa Tribune.
Mr.. Snow, the Boston commission
III reliant, who has spent several
months in Ocala looking after the
fruit interests of his firm, left We'd
nesday for home. He says Florida or
ange growers must have prot, elton
from the rapacious railroads or the in
du-try * doomed. He is greatly IN
teresled in the fruit organization eff
/. cted in Ocaia February 9th.
Mrs. Walter Hawkins, wife of the
Florida passenger agent of the Central
Railroad Of Georgia and the Ocean
steamship company of Savannah ar
rived in the city yesterday from O,,ia
and will make Jacksonville her ho.u,
ia the future. Mr. and Mrs. Hawk a.
are at the residence of Mr.. Louis j.
Brush in Riverside suburb Citizen.
The Dunnellon Phosphate company
held their annual meeting Tuesday in
this city. Those president f. m
abroad were DR.. Charles A. Shepard,
the eminent chemist of Charleston,
;. C.; the millionaire Hugh D
Anchincl0ss, Of New York city, and
Mr. BradIey's representative of B3s-
ton.
People troubled with sick and n,ry-
Gus headaches will find most effiea-
cious remedy in Ayers Caths tic
Pills. They strengthen the stomach,
stimulate the liver, restore healthy
action to the digestive organs, and
thus afford speedy and permanent
relief.
DIR. john L. Davis, of Dunuellon,
came up Monday and paid the Ban
ner a pleasant financial call. He says
his burg has two new NJ. D.. 3, Black
burn, from Tennessee aud Kiuard, of
South Carolina, also that Myer Crown
Is the :. :. 0 q G.. Il r. agent at that
place. i
Won Bullow was man of many &C.
centricites. Even in wearing his hair
cut the normal length he showed his
disregard of conventionalities, for in
doing so he defied the precedent es-
Fahiished nv ,iszt and fnIi0wed nv