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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-01

firmly laying the foundation OF the belief
in the Christian religion, TO which these
people have chung during all the succeed
ing years. and for which they have suf-
fered almost constant persecution from the
Romans. Persians and Mohammcdans down
10 the present time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-01
THE CIRCUS IN PARIS
It is Hold in q Theater and is q Novel
Show.
The Ring is Covered With a Rug, Then
Transformed Into n Lily Cow
cred Pond.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
PARIS Noyember IL 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-01
Increase In Building.

The tide has turned and during the fall
months marked Improvement has been
experienced and the progress toward the
restoration of n reasonably active mar
ket is regarded as encouraging. There
was one paragraph in the report of the
building inspector which SubStantiateS
this statement. He said that he could ad-
vance the information that the records of
the office show that since July last there
had been a decided increase IN building
over the corresponding period of 1893.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-01

'Hn '"'s K" 'r." YORK. nv
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
9ebS mno 0cnoNcn pcrur.
tbcilt.

Sn Chicago aelan9te lseten Vre'tas
Der sesen eugene 9. Tebs "no @e"ols
ien anssitrebte YroseB 'uesenMtBa&tuns
r,9terlidsr Giraffe gum Ibi9luB uno
s.par nit Der Serurtbeiluns Der Nn9es
tla9ten. @i9ter @oob enti4iso 3uerit,
bag bas gunbestreisseri@t Surise'etio"
in icl4en Talen babe uno bs;meifelte bic
Nuiri9tis.eit Der Grtldruns BON Dsbs,
bab bic Streiter teine @ewalttbatisteit
bceeben iolten. Na@ benz eisenen @es
itdnpniB Don Debs mar e. nod rem grs
lag bes ginbaltbeiebls sesen einmil@s
ums in ben 9abnbetrieb unter Der Mense
uub brdnste bic yeute, ii@ bcm Streit
ansul9lrBen. 0anelbe that 9omarS.
9eibe iasten. IS iouten feline @'e'ualts
tbaten besansen weroen, rietbm ober,
bic pullman Cars unter alien l1mitdns
ben auf;ubalten. rNue @ewaIttbaten
an Der 8lus Sslanb Nuenae na4 ben
Neben pom Dets unb 9oware iimb bic:
ien Yeiben brett 3u,ui&reiben uno iie
jino uerantmortlid baidr. SD baltic
iie besbalb fir i@ulois". &i@tsr Wooos
ertldrte bann, baB e. bic folsenoen Nns
eetlasten Der MiBa@tuns bes @eri@tes
l9ulois finbe: .. 9. Tebs, Brdfioent;
g.. u. 9omaro, gieesPrdI bent; Spls
better &eliber, Setretdr; Z. y. &osers,
so. $. elliott, Samss Slogan, Wm.
Burns, 2eroy ~. @oobwin. s. ..
MteBean babe iid nidt attn uersansea
unb bas llrtbeil meroe in ie.nem Sale
iuipenoirt. Debs lei i4ulbiser als bic
Nnberen. neil er Elm Mann pom bemers
tensmertber Tdbisteit unb BON itartem
@baratter unb Der Tiibrer ieiner 2eute
lei. Gr babe nur ieine Stimme gu er*
bebcn sebrou4t, um aIer unoronuns
elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN. sd ssbe besbalb
9errn Debs ie@s Monate County Sail
uub ben Mnberen brei donate. Oieies
llrtbeil tritt in 10 1aseu in &raft."
9oHentli9 wirb oieie ridterli@e ents
i9eibuns ben Nrbeitsfibrern enbsiltis
tlar MAIDEN, baB lie nit Streits ni9ts
ausri9ten tonnen umb baB tas ein3ise
Mittel ;ur Grlansuns ibrer &e4te Der
@timmsettel unb Der ri9tise @ebrau4
bellelben lit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

IN 2olebo, Sbio, bat ii4 tir5lid
unter benz Namen Diamond Oil g..
cine @ei eQidaft or9aniiirt, mel@e aus
brei Der itd1titen @ei@dite auf benz
Selielbe beitebt. ie@s big a@t M'lios
men III pos meme @eiduft gu iteden unb
Der Stanbaro Del So. cine ebenblrti9e
Goneurrer; gu bere;ten sebentt. Dieie
prei mabbd"9isen @%ompanien iino bic
Gun Oi( 50. Don Goleoo, beren 9aupts
e%isentbamer Sam uno Gmerion pom
9ittsbur9 iinb; ferner bic Merriam d
Morsan Yaraiine So. pom @leuelano
uro bic Grpital Oil 60. uon Goleoo.
Die neue Company wiro mad Dem
BerszGeriobren %raifiniren, mel@es ben
@4meiel aus benz Ohio Oel nunmt
uno es better ME oos Pennipluania Del
ma9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

Gin 8ono ODER S@uloi@ein auf
cine Mation, einen @taat, Elm County
oher elm @runoitiid lit ebenio mertbloS,
als elm 8ono auf 2uit, wenn man bic
So9e ri@ti9 betra@tet. Der Bomb
ODER S@uloi9ein tann aueroin9s aus>
selteut merben, ,pdre aber al olut wertb>
los, menn bas gclt ni@t sejwun9en
mare, bort gu leben. IS 1T tbatid@li@
ni@tbas g%isentbum, ionoern bas Volt,
bas uerpfdnoet wuroe. 0as golt muB
arbeiten, UNI bic j3inien aui5ubrinsen.
Nebmen mir cine Tarm als geiipiel:
,penn bieielbe pon Miemano bewobnt
ODER bearbeitet wlrbe, ME uiel wdre iie
boun mertb? @enn cine Station Bombs
auslteut, oann uerpianoen bic 9erri4er
bos golt, 3winseu oaielbe, fir Die
Bonobelieer gu arbeiten, bis bic Bombs
nebt i3inien abbe;ablt iino. TIMER
Volt, ;. :. oeiien Nrbe;tstrait lit crit
tir;li@ wieber an mebrere enslii3e2 Serbs
fir finfsis Miaionm u%erpfanbet mors
ben, bic unlere 9erri@er in uniinniser
@eije per 9menben weroen. Das freie,
Huge uno u%nabbdn9i9e amerifanii@e
@olt muB ober bic j3e@e 3ablen, obne
an oerielben Ebeil senommen gu baben.
(@omins Nation.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

1tebcr bic lette Oiuioenoe bes 3uts
ter, CruOs, peiien Suouarie mad Der
Ieri6eruns bes Praiosnten 9auemeper
qrinblid ruinirt worben iein iou. ldBt
G@ bic ~. .. stssts. folsenoermaBe"
aus: vMan muB iid bic Sable" n''r ets
mas aenauer onieben. Das 3apital
tes .Gruls" betebt aus $1,000, 900
Stommattien, bic AUDI in oieiem Sabre
- gro;ent Diuibense absemorfm bas
ben, $s7, SOC, 900 Yrioritdten, bic NIT
gro,ent ~uersinit woroen iinb, u"S 10
miuiouen s pro;entisen O%bIisationen.
0os madt suiammen ss5. 900, 900 8as
pital, bas ii4 b%urdidnittli@ iiber 8
9rosent u~er3int bat. Dariiber ioQte
man eisentli& ni@t tlasen. Mo" mug
aber ferner berldiidtiaeu, Bag Der srobs
te Sbeil oieies &apitals reines, unuers
fali@tss @oner 1T; in Bobrbeit beld"it
ii9 Der @ertb bes @eiitss bes 3uders
rGruts" mad iorsidltisem S9atunsen
b09itens aui $l2, oo0, 900. Nsbmen
mir 5000, 900 an, I'M unter teinen
llmitanoeu unsere@t ~ iein, 10 bat li@
Der mabre @ertb nit so Pro5ent per-
;init, benm Der vGruit" bat in ben LET'S
ten Monaten $7.725,ooo 3inien unb
Oiuioenben be;ablt. @er mo@te ni4t
aud ruinirt weroen. wenn Das bas Nes
lultat lit? 9uBeroem uertbeilt Der
rGrut" nod sroBe @ummen in anoerer
@eiie. Die Beamten unb bic 0iresto:
rem, ielbit bic iriiberen gissntbamsr iest
sei9lo6ener &aifinerien, bic gar ni@ts
su tbun baben. be5ieben iebr bobe @es
batter, bic ;mii@en $25, 600 unb $751;
900 pro Sabr f&wanten. Gerner peiB
tein Meni9, ME srob bic ni&t uertbeils
ten lleberi9uKe iino, wel@e in Der &ane
bes vGruas" liesen. SIM Mdr; 1898
ertldrte Der r1ruit" cine auBeroroentli:
DE Oiuioenoe pom 10 Bro;ent auf bic
@tommattien, auBer ben re9elmdBisen
pom - Yro;ent. Damals ertlarte oas
vSusar>Gra abe Sournal", oas Organ
bes vGru1s", bag nod ge;abluns auer
O,uioenoen nod Elm uebe1i4uB BON
$4,000, 900 in Der GaiIe ber @eieui@aft
bleibcu miirSe."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

81 Detroit, Wti@., bat ii@:ein v@nz
ii &uBzGlub" sebiloet, wel@em ii@ be-
reits mebrere tau eno Mitslieoer beiberz
lei @ei@le@ts ansei@loiien baben. uno
ba 1T nun Elm &ritifer nieoertrd@tis 9e>
mug gu bebaupten, baB iammtli9e Mit>
slieoer bes Clubs 10 babli@ ie1en, baB
9ftcmano Gerlan9en oarna@ TRACE, zines
berjelben gu iii lien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

8en,t Der Yrdiioent Der Giuileienit=
@ommiiiion Yroctor &e@t bat, bann
bat Der 8%eutepolitit bos lette Stiinbs
den aei4lasen unb bic &epubIitaner
brau9em iiG ouf ibre Riidtebr ;ur 9err>
i9aft ni&t %ibermdBis gu fteuen. Der
Brdiibent Gleuelano ioq ndmli9 i'm
Sinn baben, Bis gu ieinem Nmtsaustritt
idmmtli9e Stellen i'm @~urbesoienite
unter bic GiuiloienitsO rbinanj ~ itels
len. Ob bas aud 9ei@eben ware, ruenn
Der Mmsfaq Der Nouember>@ ablen ben
Demotraten roiisere Nusii@ten erohnet
bate?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

Den b6@iten Morttpreis III @aib
fir Butter unb Gier ;ablt i'm Balement
pom Mrnolb's @tore oil Der gde uon
Minneiota u. 2. Norbi traBe 9enrp
@rome. (ba)
Y~eniniulor mo1ene 9emben iino
Die beiten. Betra9tet oielelben BET
Grone Bros.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

Doublefold aan3woQenes Sacking
in a0en Tarben, ruertb 80 @ents, iett
20 Gents bic Oorb. $3.50.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

mb pridieoeneu@ ortn pon @anai9inn mb Drills Smb: ub Sot5zGs9en, Sre4=
mb @toppe1prasen, @obcnters, gSasen ub Susshs, &mn @mtiuaors pri@ie0a"a
artu, osborn umb @utepe @dbabmbau ub ARdbmaidnnn, Pusmibe, Punpen oar
arkn, 8. s. eae WsuotoD engines & Operators, &seoes & s.. 8. GAZE @tromaoders
ub lonnise Sarmseatbbafen. '"~ "# !
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
@dntel 1tnD @uffS.

Gin i@oner plai@sm antel gu $l2,
mertb $l5. Gin i@Sner Chinchilla
fir $40, mertb $l3; Elm anoerer gu IS,
wertb Sc. Cine pra@tuoqe 9lusmabl
&inbermdntel BON 81 aufpdrts.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

@@0ner buntler Outing 6lannel,
bi0is 3u 9 Gents, infer @reis II @ts.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

40 sou breite Henrietta, frlber
40 @ents, iett Is Gents bic Darb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT..
Scotch Suitings, boppelt. biQis ju
ls Gents, infer Yreis l24 Gents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
AAR3 . CIRCUS.
An BoDest and Clean Performance Ap-
lropnately Appreciated.


The p op,e Oh Jacksonville appreci-
ate u eood circus, as vas shUwl 10y
tine large crowds which gathered al
tic IIarli sho" both yesterday after
nJoa aud eVeuins. The tent WAS
pdcKcu al nUtn performances ana the
audience gave Vent to their apprecia-
tIou ut tne many splendid features
WIN 1tt..tt applause. The reputation
sustained ny Inc performers at the
pe.IUr.ndIic~S rrILay was sustained
10 -, LI-ne.t Standard.
COi0ugI IIArTis las lived up to his
promise Ol giViug every feature he
irolnised, sonclhlng which, is unus-
u"I wlth otlvr CIrcu2es, and ny tnIs ne
has Won jhc confidence aud apprecIa-
tiOu of the iIeOp;e Of this city.
Ii is q 10 icctblu fact that there Ia
no graft attached to the show and
NerythIuG ls quiet and order y. The
band is lar above the usual OrganiZa-
Ions coUue,' Ell with clrcuseS and this
was remarked upon by Il large num-
Der OF those vino attended The Der
iurnlanccs. {, 10 el Harris believes
"a pu ,inS ever, lining III his peIfor-
;nancts tAtner than street Uara,ie.
aud. as IA result. gives an exhibition
th1t caunot faii to please. The circus
~hoNS next IN Starke aud from there
VIII 20 IL other citIes in the state. To
ohIch il is highly commented
Times UnIOn.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
Grand Orerilg Monday and tuesday.
March 9Th aaI 9Th.

The BanL,r takes pleasure in di-
.ctiug the attention OF its many lady
/ tders TO the fact Ihat a new dress
making and millinery establishment
has located in Ccala aud established
in Condon'~ jeweIry store on the
side formerly o"cupiad by Mrs. Roy
nolds. Mrs. b. Sternberg, OF New
York, is the prnprietress, and comes
recommended AS not only AN eStinia-
Bile lady but a genuine artist i'll her
line.
The stohk.of millinery is complete
in neWness ana HoVtIty and stltctt d
with an eye single TO pl' ase those
whose tast aie plain or their fancy
leads them TO seek the riches, mote-
rial and most striking eolors to adorn
the head. Orders for dress making
are particularly requested as Mrs
Sternherg has secured u Chicago mo-
.ttes e, whose experience aud success
i'm her line of artistic gOwning for Ia
dies is an assurance that The most rX-
acting aad f,slidous in style and fit
will 10. pleas, d with her work.
So cnnti lent is Mrs. ST. rnherg of
the ability of her dres,-making ar
list to please all that she esp cially in
Wit, 8 IA trial nom those Orala ladits
who have been III the habit of sending
their orders for dresses to Jackson
vile aud iher large cit es.
The Banner brsptaks for Mrs. Stern
berg in establishing herself in Oca!a
in lhe dressmaking and millinery
line a liberal patronage and an assur-
ance that good, meritorious goods and
ar.istically fashioned in their make
III, will be duly appreciated by The
fAirer portion OF our community.
Mrs. SIS. formal opening will take
place Monday aud Tuesday March
5th and 9Th, which dates the Ladies'
will please bear in mind.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
The Charity Ball.

A charity bali will ge given March
2Sth at the Opera House under the
auspices OF we'll known Ocala ladies
and gentlemen. The proceeds Will be
turned over to st. MArgarueIs' OulId.
Tickets for lady anu gentleman 81,
lady 81, gentleman 81, which Includes
supper.
Parties desirOus of attending from
tue country can secure tickets from
The committee, Mesdames X. Il. Snow
den, W. n. Bangs and e. >. Clarke,
who will attend TO the decorations
and refreshments.
Inc reception committee will con-
slst of Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Bird, Mr..
aud Mrs. lt. B. Mcconnell aud Mr.. ).
w. league.
General committee in getting up the
entertainment will be 5. w. league,
ID. 5. Woodrow, a. IL. BirJsey, X. Il.
Davidson and Fred IL. Clarke.
Nothing will be spared to make the
occasion most iuteres ing one, and
for sweet charity's sake" the Banner
trusts the Opera House will be crowded
on ,he night of March 2Slh.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
TIE ORANGE (RlNERs GR)GlNG.
Secretary Gillett Hopeful of Big Results
Good Advice to The Guild.

WEIRsDALE, FLA March 5, 1894.
To the Iitor of the Banner.
AS secretary of the Ocala cOnven-
zion il gives me great pleasure 10 am
nounce that in accordance with the
request OF tie committee TO whom
was intrusted the preparation of an
address 10 the growers, several local
unions have noliti~d me Of their or
sanizatiOn.
atte 4ded an enthusiastic meeting
at Lake Weir on Friday last, WheL
tGty added Inatt rally 10 their number.
These good people have again made
lhe record Tor prYmpt action, and
nave the honor uf being the tirst III
ION To REPORT to me. We had very
enthusias ic meeting here On Saturday
last, aud thus lar have the BANNER
organization as far AS numbers go, as
we have list of ninety three, ami
more lo hear fCom. Five have already
reported with an aggregate member-
mp of 200, aud three more have ''Ue-
ciar.d lhelr intentions" 1 think it
safe TO say that by Saturday. March
IUth, We VIII have ten or more, and
eau at once proceed To the O:ganlzA-
lion of u state union.
Ii is a matter of surprise to me that
every locality does not see and appre-
ciate tue benefits tU be derived from
tie formation Of ii local union, as that
is the Only way III which they can Sc
cure representation at the State con-
veutiOn. Mr.. +. &. Butlum, with
trouble Lo investigate at Jacksonville
what Z II be done for the growers III
.he way of saving them money on
cost of materials alone, and the result
is surprising. His investigations were
also extended TO transportation, and
he learned many Interesting things,
all of which, more than ever, cOnVincts
him of the benefits 10 6e derived from
organiZAliOn, even the transportation
companies encourage 1t and sly TO US
virtually that when we organize, con-
cen rate our shipments aud give il to
them AS one man would, then, and
then only, eau they or will they con-
cede what We ask. Lee me urge it
upon every orange growing or vegeta-
ble producing section TO ''get together"
org1uiZ- your local union, secure rep
resentatiou at the state convention.
send Us delegagates, your level
headed business men. Leave your
"Mind boys at home, and from The
pregnancy OF the lime aud occasion
feel sure these doctors will bring forth
IA plan which will be perfectly salts
factory and of great b. nefit to Us all
NJ. E GILLETr, Secretary.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
A BIG PHOSPHATE FIND.
South CaroliDians and Tenreseeans Get
in on the Ground Floor,

Phosphate is u common find in
many counties of Florida, notably i'll
Marion and Citrus, even in The beds
of streams, but why, it Was left TO
South G ,rulinians ami Tennessee Reo-
pie and not home folks 10 make the
discovery that the bottom of Tsaia
ApOpka lake, at Inverness, in CiIrhs
county, was II sQliG he'd of phosphate,
twenty miles in extent and averaging
95 per cent, is one of those h.ngs past
finding out and all the same the great
discovery is made and i'll connection
with securing mining privileges from
the state and securing IA 200 option
on the Orange Canal 4 Transit Co.'S
canal and lands. This canal is dug
from Panasoffke lake to Floral City
and with little more dredging it ran
he extended t~ TSala Ap"pka lake.
" this canal the miners can redch
half a dozen polnrs on { axe
touched 10y the south Florida II. r.,
or create competing point via the
+. q. & p. line.
Parties who kindly furnished the
Banner reporter this item OF news,
says the Co"saw Phosphate Company,
of Charlt stOn, stand ready tn suppl.
half IA dozen dredges to do the work
needed in IN king water trAnsporta-
tion to this aqu0us bed of ineXhausta-
ble phosphate.
Another report aflott is to the effect
that The owners of the Orange Canal
& Transit Co., consisting of Sheriff j..
{. Priest, VIM. Brooks, f.. ii. Baker
aud DR.. &. l.. Davis, OF Inverness and
Floral City, Senator A. 5. Mann, of
jacksonville, and DIR. II. X. Snowden
and G. NJ. Brown, of OcAla, were
caught mapping in this phosphate
find aud eny that they gave all OPP
ton on the property named.
Those in the phosphate business say
that the cost of mining the hard rock
phosphate in the lake will be nominal
and return big profit to the miners.
The tind has caused IL great sensation
in the phosphate world.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
Always goto Davidson & Van Echop,
the Gents Furnishers.
Counci N.tes.

At regular meeting held Tuesday
night al The aldermen we've present
except McIver, Hawkins and Ander-
son.
The Ocala Gas Light ordinance was
read. +. l.. Root asked Alderman
Groves io give it to the clerk TO read
1t says if granted, work nlu.t begin
not later than next December, and he
completed by June 1895. Cost per
thousand feet for gas not 10 exceed s3.
Many bills We're audited aud much
matter pertaining o the interests of
Ocala were brought Il } aud referred TO
respective committees.
Hereafter il was ordered that all
matter for publication. must be given
to the official organ of the ciry coun-
ell, the Free Press, whose contract
seven cents an .nch.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Willis Elhridge is giving his
dwelling a coat OF aiut.
Editor l.. j. Brunhy is imbibing
health loning waters OF the Suwanee
springs.
Mr. E. Il. Bugbee is taking in the
Lake Worth country and inspecting
The ROYAL fOnciana hotel.
Mr.. B. Arenlz returned last Friday
from High Springs. where he engaged
u cargo of phosphate for export.
Judge Samuel +. M,rshall returned
saturday from the Palmetto Stale,
"hither The legal light had been on II
visit 10 hIs children.
Misses Lula aud Florence Randall,
pleasant young ladies from Graham
vile, paid their financial repects TO
he Banner last SA urday.
Mr.. w. +. Parker, of WilliamspOrt,
Pa, one of the heirs of the ZrBuu
property, Was in town during the
last week looking over his possess
,iUns.
Prof ssor Streator, who is so well
md kindly reInenb, red by our peo-
,le as the genIlenipu Who built up GU,
public school, IS now located in New
IrltanS.
Ocklawaha river travel is on a
,uUnI. Inst Friday Col. Hart'e
steamer took down II passengers.
Bat every body becumes eurapIured
,vpr The wi,rl AUD pi, ture-uueness of
lie Incompatible s.enlc route.
Sr. B. + Childr, ss, of Dublin, Va,
is stopping at the MODtezuna hotel
,nd elj ). ing the soft sunshine an !
delicious air of Florida. Mr.. G. i'm
,,r4sses you with al The distinguished
rats of Il true VIrginia gentleman.
Mr.. ID. 5. Woodrow, accompanied
" hls mother. Mis-. +. w. Agnew,
Miss Kate Helm, the kentucky ar
list and Mr.. Jones have been taking
~ Tampa, the big hotel, Port Tampa
md BraldentOwn, on the Nanatee
river.
rs. IIary Farley Todd, sister of Ad-
jutaht General FarltA, of South Car
,lina, in company with her sou. Sam
u, Todd, arrived Last Friday. Mrs.
rudd is on a visit 10 her old friend
md school mate, Mrs. Col. Sallie
Waldo ar.in.
Will Hopkins, the rntiring travel
~ agent of the 7. &. & p. II. r., is
.lIso the most su"cessful grower of pam
>ies in Ocsla. lie had a bed of them,
which for variety aud beauty captures
every one who has seen Them. For
particulars call on viii.
Mr.. Jno. r. Avery, of Mount Alta,
Pa, a subscriber 10 The Banner aud
owner of fine orange and lemon
rove on Lake Bryant, in company
with his friend, Mr. Angus Us Dun
can, u citizen of Chambersburg, Pa,
made The Banner call Saturday.
Judge TrOgdOn was on the court
house square Friday showing his pa
tent plant transpIanter. 1t is simple
nd effective and does the work of
hree men, besides saving a world OF
lIackache. 1t costs IS aud is the re-
ult of MIR. Jno. Collins inventive
genius, who lives at Quincy.
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Still Upward.

When a school makes such rapid
progress IS has that of Cotton Plant
tor as it is often called st. Johns) it de-
serves honorable mention. The pro-
gres> of hat school ha- been phenon-
rnal since Mrs. Thos. Smillie assumed
charge, IA little more thaG two months
ago, aud .,fttr giving entire and per-
feet satisfaction it closed with a re-
markaLly good entertainment on
Thursday, March Isl, 1894. Owing to
wanT of space The program must be
omitted.
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Susoected and Arrested.

Tuesday Frank Mitchell, a colored
waiter at the Ocala House, was ar
rested on suspicion OF stealing 500
from Mrs. hidden.
The money was missed February
24th. Mitchell, who was only getting
S2a week, was strutting around in
new suits and other toggery that indi-
Gated he had discovered gold mine.
A search warrant was issued and the
pocket book and a geld ring was
oupd.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09

Splendid for q cough, Mrs. Kate
Ki, ncy, - Lewis St, San Francisco,
Cal, writes from the Golden City: 81
havr been u-iug DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup for nearly five years and have
atwa. found il a splendid remedy for
a cough / am never without DO tie
in The house"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09

Rheumatism, Headache, Earache,
ToOlhache, aud Neuralgia, are only
severe reminders hat your stomach,
liver anal kidneys are not III prop~r
working ortcr, and that you sipuid
remove the cause ut once. Brgg~
Blood Pur, ,ti,r ANA Blood Maker viii
positively do this as it acts directly on
these Will par,s. Every bottle war
ranted Dy }. Il. Carlisle, Ocala.
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Furniture Must be Sold.

Fifty Gems on the dollar buys a
"l.ck walnut wardrobe and marble
T. p commode. Also three marble top
,4bles, cooking stove and Otmer house
holj goods. Inquire corner p nd and
South Fifth streets, opposite lower
end shoOl house lot.
1920
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]. Ra.kel's Tailoring DEPARTMENT.

Has removed from 1hoIupsOn's
OiocR ~ D~tler's new block On Expo
sition olreeI, where lac will continue
hls business OF cleaning anu repairing
suils. VI iii also have in stock hnS
Lne of pants aud suiIing. J. Barker,
BuiIer's new block. lO-O-lm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09
Pomona Nursery Stock.

Every desirable variety and kind of
nuIt trees suited for Florida s soil aud
Florida stock for sale. Bedded in lot
nor'h side OF public square. Kraybin
ant BrgSance, nurserymen, Ocala,
Fla. 1855 II.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-09

Thos. II. D>lano, managing editor
Of "TobaccU," "a New York publica-
ton, accompanied by Messrs. O'Hal,
lOran h Co, TeodorO P,r.z, =. & r.
Flietas, NJ. Bowanco Il Co., J. NaSa-
70 and /. q. Harraro. arrived in Oca a
yesterday. They are all cigar manu-
facturers and may add their names IL
Ocala's bee hive of active worker.
They represent 10, ,OOO, 900 cigars year,