The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-05-04
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Mrs. j. X. Hickman and children
have gone to Columbia, Mo-, for the
summer.
John M. Reddick, the merchant
prince Of Brooksville, was in the city
Monday.
Mr.. ID. G. Cutler, of The Mead Grove,
will have some 800 bushels of peaches
this season.
Mr.. w. H. Chaille will occupy the
Gamble restaurant building, opposite
the F. s. depot.
Will Condor expects to leave for
New York Saturday on very impor-
tant business matters.
Mrs. s. B. Hopkins, Tallahassee,
mother of Will Hopkins, was on a
visit to her son this week.
The men and women of Spring Park
in foot race last Tuesday, Editor
Blue says honors were easy.
Miss Jessie Maughs was up Sunday
from Gambler to look after her new
brick block, now under roof.
DIR. A. Griffith and family left their
winter home south OF Ocala for their
summer home at Ebensburg, Pa.
Major Rou and his grandson, Mall
com Williams, of Reddick, were in
town last Friday and called to see the
Banner.
DIR. s. III. Bitch, the leader in all
things progressive in his community,
was instown Monday and remembered
the Banner.
w. s. Martin, managerof the Fure-
ka Phosphate Co., at Istachatta, was
in town Saturday and says they are
hard at work.
Mr.. Lonis Freeman, of Hammock
Pond, east of Weirsdale, secured Ii
cense Saturday, Apri. 2Sth, to marry
Miss Mary Fullerton.
DIR. Carradine preached very eff
fective sermon to the members of the
fire department Sunday night at the
Methodist church. The house was
crowded.
The Presbyterian church extended a
call to Rev. Jno. G. Law, of South
Carolins, to take place in October.
2. .sS. Or. Reeves will preach for them
& OAlthen.
Adf. James Al. Harris in returning
Saturday night from Reddick to Citra
in his buggy got lost, when he tiled
mp for the night and took shelter and
slumber under the friendly trees.
Ben Mayo, one of 0cala's most
promising young men, who has been
in the employeof the F..C. & P. rail-
roat in Jacksonville, has returned to
Ocala to assume responsible position
in the First National Bank
Cadet Wilson Atchison, of Lake
Weir, who had his hand injured in
the mechanical department of the
Lake City Agricultural College, of
which he is a student, was in town
Monday having DR.. Hocd dress his
wound.
Mrs. Gus Morton, Saturday, was
lying at deaths door from consump-
tion. Mrs. Swain, of Anthony, spent
last week at her bed side, and Mrs. T..
]. Owens and Mrs. 9. L. Bittinger
called to see the young masron whose
life is despaired of.
Prof. Ladareau and wife left Mon
day for Paris, France. Professor L.
was connected with the FreLch Phos-
phate company as their chemist, and
in his profession was eminent. The
society of his countrymen in Ocala
are 10th to see the Professor and his
wife depart.
DIR. Wm. Anderson was the happiest
man in Ocala Monday, having re-
turned from Crystal River, and while
enjoying week in piscatorlal sports
landed tarpon that weighed 127
pounds. 1t was the finest fish of its
kind that was ever landed al Crystal
River with rod and reel. The Doctor
would rather have lost 500 in cold
cash than lost that tarpon. 1t took
him two hours to bring him to land.
He is having it mounted.
DIR. Carradine closed his revival
labors Wednesday and made deep
impression on the large audiences to
which he spoke for ten days and
nights. He spoke largely on the doc
trine of holiness, how it was expound-
ed and believed in by John Wesley
endorsed by all the general Methodist
conferences since Wesley's days.
Many made confessions of having re-
ceived the holy spirit, and the beatific
state of their hearts, and its absolutely
cleansing power from all sin and
tainting thoughts.