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FORECLOSURES ALE.

TTNDE AND EY VIRTUE OF A FISAL
y ,iecree rendered on he 18th d&y Of Iefena
Der, 1893. ~ ihs Hon. ". Hooker Iud - =
the Circuit our 81 Jude q Circuit ST ron
c2un- y, FioTidR, IN Ger 4 n caHss then tfFltl-
log n said G UFt. wherein ]. =. LlDfLL i
com s'nant snd n G. fkIfs No cal ers. &c
PENDANTS, I as Specisi Master. Spruintes =,
said decree - execute the sane. on
1oHd y tn 5tt D y Of February, 1884.
IN front Of The couFi houfe dor. in sad c-sR,-
& snd state. within the legnl hours Tor ssle
VIA exp 2 sale snd - 10 Ia highesf end
best bidder for cash the mogtKseei sre.aisss Sc
scrtke1 IN said CEeFee, to-HIL: Brgfur.in.z "A
the Northeast corner Of the insersessrion !,
On . les stree. witH EAST FT8Br street. rs shown
by the map 81 iieiev5ew az A. in the eisrk.s
nee tnruius b nee 10 ty-siX aHd one ts-nih
lei toFtbVcsterlJ on hne OF sad Esst Fs0nt
5 rect thence nor hes sfef,y one hiIrdref fagf
parallel line Of Charles stree themes foufh-
6siesiy ioTt9 six one teGth feet l. uorsk In
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ginning. contsini by e.timafi0n oise te "a ~
N acst sad. sfrs-C e. or . ma rh--
If q may be safh lest :, saslsf. sd as-er-s
nd costs : n SfSr5sT-. I--4eS
J. Il. HILL, st.seisi Ssssss-
Goa plainant's Solicitor ISaS Il;
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BEST BARGAIN IN FLORIDA.

A farm of 80 acres located ON Ock-
lawaha river, ten miles from Ocala
and four miles FROM Silver Springs,
comprising shell and chocolate ham
mock with first-class productive pine
land, high, dry and healthy, natural
drainage to river; about 100 acres
cleared and we'll fenced. Nice frame
house 30.6x36.6, II stories, ceiled and
painted throughout, also dining room,
kitchen and pantry, 17x3s, packing
house, sheds, stables. barns, henery,
etc. No. we'll of water, bearing
grove of eight acres. A creek runs
through part of the land on which
there is a wild orange grove and
chalybeate springs. The finest cattle
and sheep range in the county adj
joins this property. Large crops OF
corn, oats, rice, sugsr-cane, potatoes
and cabbage have been grown on it.
TIE timbered portion consists of pune.
hickory, white and willow oak, red
cedar, magnolia, ash, bay and sweet
gum. The above properly i now Of
fered at one-half its value. Apply to
owner. JOHN CHITTY,
Grabamville,
l-2e q. Marion, Co, Fla.
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TAXES FOR 1898

The state aud county taxes are now
due ana the books viii be open in
Ocala November IL. when ! will be
ready to receive
TAXES on LANDS,
TAXES on P5BS 'NAT. PROPERTY
AND p III. T+NES
Tbs books VIII be positively closed
April IS, 1924.
II not convenient to come 10 Ocala,
taxpayers can write to me, giving des-
eription Of property and 1 viii send
statement of fmoUnt of taxes.
Respectfully,
II, T. MARKHAM,
Tax Collector, Marion County.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

with Dominic Mccartney at Madison
Square Garden, NcCaffrey declared
winner: February %, 1855, defeated j..
f. Scholes, champion heavy weight of
Canada, in rounds at Toronto; May
-, 1885, 4 round draw with bike
Cleary. at san Francisco; at Battery
D., Chicago, June %, 8 round draw
with Jack Burke; May 10, 1886, 10
round draw with Patsy Cardiff, at
Minneapolis, MINI. July IS, 1887, de-
feated "Reddyi Gallagher at Cleveland
Ohio; March 10, 1883, fought 80 round
draw with John L. Sullivan at Chan
tilly, France, fight lasting 8 hours, 10
minutes aud IS seconds.
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The Fight is Over and the Military
Bows Return.

Boys Return.
Friday morning at three o'clock the
ocala Rifles, in command of Captain
Mcconnell, returned home, with the
exception of Jake Israel, Charlie
Spratt and Louis J. Brumby,
As told by John Owens, the trip
was regular pic nie for the boys.
The disposition on the part of the
noodlum element of jacksonville was
to meet their arrival with boots and
Kisses. But as Major Lowell had given
strict orders to the men of his battalion
to turn deaf ear to any such demon
STATIONS the boys marched in silence
TO the armory of the Wilson Battery.
A strict guard was set, but not
witbstanding the vigilance enjoined,
a number of the guards got out and
held high carnival, notably, our young
embryonic 81. d. Charlie Spratt, who
must have fun or die.
Great interest was evinced by tne
militia in the court proceedings and
as soon as it was determined that the
injunction was sustained by Judge
Call, they knew they had walk over
TO the fistic arena and most all the
boys attended. The price of admis-
sion was put at s. for the soldiers out
later the price dropped until 800 was
named, and some tickets sold at this
price after Corbett had been declared
the victor, which caused a howl of in
dignation To go up from the victimized
sports.
The attendance was between $500
to 5000 persons and while it Is said
the Duval Athletic Club got out whole
they made no money.
John Owens says when manager
Bowden entered the armory ana Of
fered the best seat in the arena 10 the
soldier who would throw his gun into
the St. Johns river, he did not meet
q taker and the proposal was received
with derision.
The impression prevails in the MUD
of the boys that had martial law been
declared, blood would have flown.
While the action of Gov. Mitchell
in calling out the militia may be
looked upon as a piece of folly by the
general public, the soldiers VINO were
ordered to Jacksonville look upon 1t as
the biggest pic ME of their military
experience and no matter what growi-
ing the tax payer may do they are
happy.
The fighters, after the contest, were
arrested and placed under bonds OF
5000.
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FLORIDA Life

Flor da Life, judge 4. .. Wrigbt's
magazine for January i ont and full
OF good things Col. G. 4. Choate,
editor Of tie Tall ,has,. can, writes
about Tom Zig Tails" senator Rog-
ers tells Of the Fortunes of Agr.cul-
tural Societies in this state; eX Chief
Justice E. n. Randall gives lis a
glimpse of Lawyers and law Ma-
kers in Florida;" OUR Judge J ] Fin
ley poetizes on "AI3le-Posts OF Life.
dc, dc The nagazine Is worth 81 a
year or ten cents copy.
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L4bodie and Hattie Rowen.

On Monday evening, January sth.
Francis Lahodie and Hattie Rowell,
assisted by company of exceedingly
strong artists. will make their first ap-
pearance in this city in gorgeous
production of the electrical spectatu-
lar drama. Faust"
This production is replete with new
and novel scenes and mechanical ef-
fleets, among which may he mentioned
the Vision Of Marguerite. the trans
formation of Faust" the electric
duel, the summit OF the Broken on
Walpurgis night with It's imps, de-
mons, witches, dragons. serpents.
etc, the apotheosis of Marguerite and
the flight of angels.
The company carries all its own
scenery and calcium lights. The cos
TUNES are new, gorgeous and costly,
having been especially designed for
this play by the celebrated Acme Cos
tune Co., of Owosso, Mich. Reserved
seats will be on sale at Troxler & Da-
Wilson's Friday morning.
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Notice Of Annual Meet ng.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Angio-Florida Phosphate Conn
pauy has been adjourned TO meet at
the Ocala House on Wednesday, Feb
ruary ii, 1894 at the hour of seven p.
III. for the purpose Of eleeting direc-
tors, altering bylaws and traBsaeting
such other business as may naturally
come before the stockholders annual
meeting, where all stockholders are
requested to he present in person or by
proxy. EPHRAIM BANNING,
;. NJ. MEEK, President.
Secretary. w-9-l2t.
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WHAT MITCHELL SAYS.
The Enghshman saws he was 0utolasSed
in Everyday,

IN Everyday.
When Mitchell was asked what he
had to say of the result Of yesterdays
battle 10y Times reporter
here was his answer:
Not a word except that met a
better man than myself aud was de-
feated. Corhett proved a wonder to
me; either / have greatly deteriorated
or he is phenomenal fighter, and ]
believe the latter. Ii took me only a
few minutes 10 recognize that | was
completely outciassed in every point,
and knew from the very first that
was hot iii the game at al >"
And about the foul claimed by
many?' asked the reporter.
"If Con bett fouied or had any iu-
tention of foulipg me don't know it
But had he not been the better man he
would not have had the opportunity
of fouling, and had he been on the
floor aud / in his position my actions
would possibly have been just the
same, No sir, stand defeated now
because l MET better man than my
self"
Billy Thompson said;
" Corbett has proven a wonder to
me. He is a world beater, and if he
keeps his health the pugilis,ic cham
piolIship will remain i'll America for a
longer time than ever before. 1t did
not take me long this afternoon to see
that all OF this talk about bis not be-
ing hard hitter was mere gutf."
" How about the foul?"
Ne claim 40 foul. Mitchell
was defeated simply because he met
better man, and before that man is de-
feated some fighter must appear who
is vastly superior 10 any now in exist
ence."
do ali of Mitchell's party take it
this way?"
livery one, We did our best and
have been beaten, and we will accept
our defeat ike sports. ~e have al
ways tried to act squarely and we
have no lame excuses TO make now
about the reasons"
1T is said that Mitchell was too
finely trained, is this true ~
We'll, he weighed 146 pounds, per-
haps this was somewhat strained, but
that is entirely beside the question, az
the result would have been the same
in any event, as at no time could he
have bested his opponent"
There is one thing that Mitchell
and his entire party would like partic-
ularly TO have published" continued
Billy, land that is hearty thanks to
the people for the kind and cordial
manner in which we were treated.
When Mitchell left the Everett hotel
for the arena there was a large crowd
who eheered him 10 the echo. When
he stepped into the ring the cheers
were jusa as hearty for him as for Cor
bett, who had preceded him When
he returned to the hotel a defeated
man he was met and cheered as heart
lily as when he left, and not an unkind
word was uttered. In The courtroom
he was treated with uniform courtesy
aud consideration"
"Ail of these things Mitchell feels
and appreciates keenly, and wishes
the people to know it,"
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OOrbett's Battles.

The following is complete list of
Corbett's meetings and conquests:
AT San Francisco he bested Eisman
IN rounds; Jim Hare, A rounds; Ed
Slosson, 3 rounds; Jim MeCarty, 5
rounds; Joe Chosinski, / round; Bob
McCord, round; Billy WEIGH, 3
rounds; George Maxwell, rounds;
Tom Pollard, rounds; John Dwyer,
round; Ed Rose, rounds; l.. Il.
Fulda, 4rounds; Jack Burke, 5 rounds;
draw Mike Brennan, 3 rounds; Con
Riordan, 2 rounds; Capt. James Daily,
rounds; Joe Choyinski, rounds.
At Salt Lake City he defeated Frank
Smith in rounds and Duncan Me-
Donald in S rounds. Again at San
Francisco, Joe Choyinski, 3 rounds;
Martin Costello, rounds; George at
kinson, 8 rounds; Prof, William Mil
Ter, rounds; Larry Sullivan, Grounds;
Frank Glover, rounds; John Don
aldson, 8 rounds. At Portland, Dave
Campbell in rounds; Joe ChoyinSki
in q rounds in San Francisco; Jake
Kilrain in rounds at New Orleans;
Dominic McCa1ery in i rounds at
Brooklyn; draw with Peter jackson
in 81 rounds at San Francisco. 4
Philadelphia, Mat Donovan. l round,
John McVey, 5 rounds; Bubbles DAVIS,
rounds; Bob Cofiey, / rounds; Sailor
Brown, , rounds; Jack Brady, 3
rounds; Mike Monaghan, rounds;
Joe Godfrey, rounds; Jack Haughey,
round; Jack Langdon, = rounds;
Denny KelIeher, rounds; Joe Viii
son, 3 rounds. AT Madison Square
Garden, New York, VIM. Speflings,
round; Bob Goffey, round Joe Lam
non, 8 rounds. At Hartford, John
McMahan in rounds. Al Albany,
Jack Mcdonald in l round. AT Col
umbs, Jim Hughes in rounds. At
Butte, Mont, Jack Grace in = rounds.
At San Francisco, Mike Olson in l
round. At Tucson, Arizona, Mike
Sullivan, in 2 rounds. AT Fl Paso,
Jack Donnelly in rounds. AT New
Orleans John L. Sullivan, the cham
pion of the world, in u rounds. AT
Jacksonville, Fla, Charlie Mitchell,
the British champion, in Srounds.
afITCHELL's RECORD.
Charlie Mitchell was born in Birm-
ingham, England, November II, 1851;
defeated Bob Cunningham IA. Birm-
inghan, January IL, 1885, with bare
knuckles, VOL in 50 minutes; defeated
G. Smithers, bare nuckles, November
-, 1879, winning in Il minutes; same
year fought 50 minute draw with
gloves for purse with Bill Keaedy,
the light weight champion; next de-
feated Baily Grey with bare knuckles
in round, lasting ii minutes; defeat
ed Caryadoff, the Belgian Giant in
4 rounds with gloves; June Is, 1851,
fought Jack Burke for $500, lasting /
hour and II minutes, which ended in
a draw; December 3, 1852, Mitchell
won the championship of England in
championship competition over all
corners; April 3, 1888, defeated Mike
Cleary in New York, in 8 rounds;
May IA, 1888, was bested by John L.
Sullivan, in 8 rounds. in Madison
Square Garden, New York; October ?,
1855, fought draw with Sheriff, THE
Prussian, y at Flushing, Long Island !;
March %, 1884, defeated Joe Demming
amateur champion heavy weight, IN 4
rounds. at Turner Hall, New York:
March 20, 1854, fought four round draw
with Jake KiIrain, at Institute Fair
Building, Boston, Mass; May Il, 1854,
knocked out Billy Edwards in three
rounds, at Madison Square Garden;
october Il, 1854, fought four rounds
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Handmade sonr Rash.

[ beg leave TO announce that have
been appointed by MIR. l. W. Harper,
the famous disti!ler, Of Nelson county.
KY, agent for his superb Hand Made
Sour Mash Whiskey. Thisannounce-
ment il OF importance to every one,
for it insuTes to them for the future
one OF the purest, most delicate and
celebrated WHISTLES in the world, and
those who viii take the trouble here
after TO demand the II. W. HARPER
WHISKY need have no fear that its.
moderate use will injure either health
or disposition.
w. J. MeGRATH. oeala, Fla.
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sions to the fight, and out of this the
SIC, 600 purse and the $1,000 training
expenses Of the principals had to come
making balance to the clubs credit
of $4,000, and out Of this the attor-
neys' fees and other expenses have to
be met. I'VE are 5000 loser by the
governors interference" said Mr..
Bowden this morning, hut we are not
complaining. We got up the match
for the benefit of the town"
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If We can't cure your Catarrh,
40 matter how bad your case or of
how long standing, we'll pay You
$500 in cash" That is vhat is
promised by the proprietors OF DR..
Sage'S Catanh Remedy. Doesn't it
prove, better than sny words could,
that !hi5 - .3v that caaes
Cagargi4 Cots only 50 eeats.
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DR.. LlOyd's Improved sarsapariua for
the Blood.

This preparation is made from the
foTmular Of DR.. T. Playfair Lloyd, and
contains the three best alternatives
known TO medical science. Under
their influence inflamatory action is
arrested, morbid deposits and growths
are absorbed, and healthy action is
restored 10 the internal organs and
system. Price only 81 for Is OF. bot
tie. Remember, this is not a patent
medicine, but really an improved sarsa-
parilIa. Call on
T. P. LLOYD, NJ. D.,
Exposition street. Ocala. Fla.
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For Sale at a BARGAIN.

4 six room house with kitchen At
tached; the house is in good order;
one-haif acre ground; bearing orange
trees, goHd cistern, etc. The house is
in 1itra, next To the biggest orange
groves 81 the world. which offer good
opportunities for labor. Apply at this
office
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For sale at a Bargain

A 87-aere farm within II miles OF
city limits of Ocala. loo head Of
fowls, Is head of hogs, Il head Of cat
tie, horse and wagon and other farm
tools. l will sell cheap for cash or ex-
change for 0cala city property. Ad-
dress or apply to J. B. Sutton, Ocaia,
Fla. 1-4-94 I'm.
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Notice Of Annual Meeting Of ssooAbs
ers Of the 0cala B, az. Co

Notice Is hereby given that the 81
dual meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS
the oeaia Bnileiug aud ImpTovems
Company win be held in the afics
the First National Bank, February d
1884. being the second Tuesday Of sai
month, for the election Of officers, "a
II. c. Grows.
i-26-2t Secrefary.
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LOOK 1T TIE SIZE

of the ordinary pill. Think of all
the trouble and disturbance it causes
you. Wouldn't you welcome some
thing easier to take, and easier in
its ways, ii at the same time it did
vou more good? That is the case
with Dr. Pierce,s Pleasant Pellets.
They're the smallest in size, the
mildest in action, but the most
thorough and far reaching in re-
suits. They follow natures meth
DDS, and :hey give help that lasts.
Constipation. Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks. Sick and Bilious Head
aches, and all arrangements of the
liver, stomach and bowels are
promptly relieved and permanently
cured.
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CITY MARKET
Meats, Salt and Fresh Fish of al Kinds
and Varieties

Fowl, and Vegetables. AS good an
assortment for quality and kind and
as low prices as can be found In the
city. City and country trade Invited.
Highest cash prices paid for country
produce. Call on GEO. COURTNEY,
City Marx
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NOTICE. ~ FORRcLOsURE safr

w ~ s. ~ JIM Afe7 ~ A. -AtA
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y + on t-.-lu Ci4aceFy-
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JUN HRBr q a. fRfendsnu-
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teresi .Id COS 8 Dsi-d ucaia. e. Us
a-A-1t r. E.AAihA
cil Master in Cass cssf
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In The Circut Court. FIab Jr8ieIsl c.rss,
Marion coGnty, tiurlda---ln ChrHeefy.
Wa. J, GARDNER ". IAaEs "a. naFls
s+NAAAAH DAVIS g. Fufscicsurs
1t APPEARING sY A FIDAvlr ArPES
4 de1 ~ Tue u1i e1 ll fhe ghula siasst
cause that JAMES II. DAVIS and sAf s.
All ID VS., the cre1d-lt therein nsmst
are u-sid ats of gisa -Eartng rlrrifa ~ ri.
hlsen ll1ssnt -lerers.3 for ID ~ taAn sixq
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II IS further entered faaf tbIs irfsier u rua
lishr1 elice s seek i5r t1uf e anseedr Sc ufels
in the Ofala G-hG 2. IA = wspaucr pub shed I,
tid cuulity 81 st-e lns~ lae ~ asa
SEAL II AZ. NIlAEh
SlerS ircml CogTf 1fsIi = e.. 1iy. "a.
50 = -t~t 81 Na. u G.
JAMES Il An.E- SoiialtuT Tor Cun rs
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FLORIDIAEs, PATR0SIZE YOU
OWN FAIR.

Sercnd annual exhibition Of ~
South Fiorida Fair Association, OF.
lando, Florida, February %, q, - q
"A. $500 in premiums. Excursio.
rates on railroads. Races every aitet
noon. For premium lists, etc. 81
dress the secretary.
Leslie PE1L CLARkE
:. \. WAY, Presldent
Secretary.
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THE MAGNOLIA NURSERIEI

Have the finest stock of CITRUS FRCIT TREES in IA
state consisting of Orange Lemon and GrapeF all the
varieties Can also furnish full line of Decduous Trees
LOWEST PRICES for rstcass slock We invite inspection
nurseries Packing guaranteed frstcass every paTtcua
Less than per of die in ranspanting
Catalogue and pricelist free upon application.
We also offer pair of good working mules cheap cash
Address
j. W. and F. D. WAITE.
Beeview, Marion Co. Fla
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sHERIsTs sAa.F,

Pr VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS To AE DI.
Marion County, Florida. one in favor ~ ! y
BASS against WILLIAM (. e SLY as,,ifr,s :,
iaSer Of I0HN J end JAMES j. HTCEF4S
ekallst WILLIAM r EL>Ef aud ; MI f
Johnson. VIII CHER for sale 10 the hi,rb,-s1
6 6lo9er tor cash, az the court house door IS
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The Autobiography Drug store Of
fers leader in seho d supplies. Fools
cap paper, Zoe a qalre, All supplies
sold at popular prices.
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Shtriff Hodge, WAC made "a 1ying
visit 70 Dunn Ion Tuesday, says i, j.
the quietest burg in the country.
They have not hat Il case before the
N yor tor three weeks.
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Lords Hons and Celery.

\ purely vegetable tonic, an appe-
tier for Indigestion, general and ner-
vons debility, fer general depression
and general tired feeling. II produces
> gradual and permanent increase of
nerve u vieor, gives vitality TO the
nerves and iavigerates the Who'll. sys-
le.n. PRICE, only 81 for 10 oz. bottle.
T. 2. LLOYD, ST. D.,
Exposition street, OcaIa, Fla.
LA 3 D ne
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Eebrnnr,l sth 80 .

1nrans legal sale hours, earnacztss Nos = ana
me Florida Hedge snd xtEe Pence C,rspsnv
the property Of W. r Eisey. ard eertifesfss
Nos 81 a -. Al, 90. e and a. Tor us ShareS ~
SAID stock, property Of saia johnson
3. DUPRkE HEDGE
az - Sheriff Marion CO., Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02
Yanosy & Davis.

Purveyors to the public in meats,
poultry and fish of every variety.
Quality high. Prices low. Remem-
Der, stalls az City Market.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02

On good security in Ocala o. Wei
ity. For particulars ean on Or
dress L y. Green, Merchants BE
Room 9.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02
a NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.
Noner in Sight For Investors.

Money IN Sight For Investors.
Horace P. Eagleton, dealer in all
kinds of improved real estate in Mar
ion, Lake and the other counties a.
the state Call on or write %
HORACE Z. EAGLEToN,
Room Notes Block, Leesburg, Fla.
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02
Date Of Meeting Of Maroon County
Sunday School.

The executive committee of the Ma
riou County sunday school A~socia-
tIon met in Ocala January #4yh and
decided TO postpone tha County sun
day school convention until March
u, =, p, 1894. ia or.trr 10 have it in
connection with .he Normal Bible In
sritu;e, that We may have the state
Normal bible Instructor, the Rev. DR..
Tyler, Of Birmingham, Ala, at our
convention GEO. II. TAYIoB,
@sgra,9ry.
FoR SALE OR BGHr.-An elegant
residence, nine rms, on corner of
South 1higd street. TeraIs easy. APP
ply to DB T. c. HOOP.
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