The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-09-24
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
slaanlngs !Tom srahamville.

front Apopsa, ANA Hiss Florence Ram.
dali from Anthony SUNDAY. Graham
vile Welcomes them back with glad
smiles R~v. W. F. Shocmseher.
OF Anthony, filled the pulpit at The
Methodist church Sunday The
picnic hege was not success OWN. to
the fact that there was not thorough
understanding as to.what the picnic
wa for. Frank Long will give
party next Tuesday night in honor of
his loth birthday y new sawmill
company have leased the Howard K
Mills mill for "a term of months and
are now romodellipg il, preparatory to
shipping large cargoes Of pine aud cy-
press lumber to the northern markets.
DIR. w. II. Russell and wife were
in Anthony Sunday. The Doctor
breaches there every third sunday.
Twenty-Five calihre correspondent Is
Well what OF it? / have heard sol
.diers talking OF the war, and they al
ways sand that il was the little guns
that did the business, SO guess that
twenty-five calihre correspondent
has as much right to have his say and
his opinion, and whose vote will count
a. much and perhaps more because
there are more of this kind than any
other than an eighty-ton gun cores
pOndent, as no doubt Silverite thinks
himself, and Why not? His pen con-
tains So much eloquence, only lf il was
used to better purpose how much
good il might ,io. Still believe that
all experiments made with these big
eighty-ton guns have demonstrated
the fact that they are much more dan
gerous 20 the party who does the firing
than To- the party who receives the
IRE, and truly this seems to Ice the
case with regard to Silverite. New,
Slverite, when l wrote that | did not
think you dill MIR. Xewadski justice
for thought he had done much good
for his county in the little while lie
WAS NJ Tallahassee only made pub
DE my opinion and the prevailing
opinion OF Fast Ocklawaha, and / did
so only because thought you had
abused him quite sufficient. had no
intention Of entering into any pro-
longed discussion on this subject one
that had already hecome tirrsome to
the readers VI these columns because
Of your continual diug-donging NJ it,
The doing- of the last legislature have
already gone out before the people
and they have already considered
them, and the opinions of ~ilverite
aud the BauRic Prince Will have 40
effect on thein Enough has. think,
been said on tie subject, and ynu have
been asked time aC cr time To drop it;
vet you cling to it as grim death TO a
dead niger Come, quit ynurself
before some one has Ia choke you oil,
People are already beginning 30 think
they see signs of wolf in Sleeps
clothing about Silverlte. Perhaps it
Is the tracks. And is il any wonder?
One writing as .ilverite and doing
his best TO poison the minds of the
people against one of silver's cham
pions. Come, Silverite, You must
stand out fair aud square for the name
you write over, or Crop it. 1t is too
good a name TO be dishonored. We
would be glad to know that the sus-
picions were wrong and you are true
silverite, but you must make different
tracks before every one will be willing
% allow their suspicious TO vanish en-
tirely. There are people who are pes
simists, who never see any good in
anything, but keep hunting for some
thing on which they may vent their
spleen, aud when they think they
have found something some of these
kinds of people can pick a flaw even
in the Good Book they. nag away on
it until every one is worn out hearing
them, aud still they keep on. Now /
do not say that Silverite is one Of this
kind, | only ask: Is he9 This is a
question which can better be answered
when We see how he quits himself Of
this affair. Now, SiIverite, we will
leave il with our good editor if you
haven't said enough on this subject.
We have many lady readers who care
nothing for politics and these subjects
only tire them. Come, let's have
enough respect for them rs to hence
forth leave all political matters out
Of the correspondents columns am
sure our good editor will give as space
IA some other column for eur political
sluabhles. And let Us all drop this
affair which has grown SO tiresome Ia
50 many, and which only becomes the
more confused the more there is said
about it. Ii Silverita wishes to say
anything in reply to thi-. very well.
rs well for him to have his say last as
for me, but Silverite, do leave Mr.
Iewadski out of it. ! have had my
say aud de not wish to renew this sub
Iect further, 50 will not write another
letter Of this kind. have done.
EoNNlE PRINCE CHARLIE.
It Saves the croapy Children.
SEAvfEw, VA.-We have q splendid
sale On Chaniberlain's Cough Remedy.
aud our customers coming from far
aud near speak of it ia The highest
terms. Many have said that their
children world have died Of Group il
ChamheFiain's Cough Remedy had
not been given. Keilam and Ourren
The . aud 5A.eent sizes for sale h1
Anti-monopoly Drug Store. In