The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-23


must be something wrong
Mrs. Sarah a. Harris lefc yesterday
for Georgia to visit relatives.
Captain and Ms. J. c. Dupree, OF
Sparr were in Ocala Tuesday.
The prettiesl line of gents neck ties
at Masters.
Colonel ]. j. Hickman, the famous
temperance lecturer is in town.
Mrs. o. T. Green and son are sum
mering at Ormond d-hy-the-Sea.
Several new accessions were made
to the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Trunks, yalises and umbrellas at
Masters.
Ralford Ditto has gone to Jackson
willie TO accept position in drug
sore.
Hoods Pills are the fayorite family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price
25c.
Senator Bitch was among the dis.
tinguished visitors in the Brick City
Monday.
Messrs. II. :. and w. }. Chambers
of Orange Lake, was on the streets
Monday.
The most complete line of ladies'
and chiIdren's hosiery is only to be
found at Masters.
c. Il. Bisbee has been removed and
Joe Lee appointed collector of Gus
toms i'm Jacksonville.
Messrs. Harvey Dunn, JAS. Hobkirk
and :. b. Moody, of Citra, paid Ocala
a business visit Tuesday.
The Thompson Glove Fitting Cor
sets at Masters are something that
will please the ladies.
Mr.. Jno. w. Vogt has taken his
family TO his country home on the
Withlacoochee in Levy county.
Messrs. Jefferson Davis Boyt and
Jno. West, of Citra, were pleasant vis-
itors at the Banner Office Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. l.. Carney killed twenty-six
rattlesnakes on his lemon grove one
day last week The largest one had
eleven raules.
The largest, best and most carefully
selected selected stock Of shirts, latest
styles, at Masters
The annual July picnic at Camp
lizard will take place Saturday. Hon.
W. X. Zewadski has been invited TO
make an address.
CitrA was represented in O.ala Mon
day by Mr.. II. L. and and Mrs. f. L.
Wartmann and Mrs. II. c. Douglass
and Mr.. Harvey Dunn.
Miss Laura Bordy, after a pleasant
weeks visit to Mrs Frank Harris, re-
turned to Panasoflkee Monday, accom-
panied by Miss 5 lrah Harais.
Highest market price paid for coun-
try produce, by J. b Sutton, IS Expo
sition st. 6-lStf
Hon. Thomas b. Turnkey, of Mem
phis, has been appointed United
States senator to succeed the late Hon.
Isham G.. Harris from Tennessee.
The Banner will attend to the pay
ing of taxes for nonresident property
holders, who are paid up subscribers,
without charge. Make a note OF this.
THE RACKET has just received
the largest shipment of Ferry's fresh
garden and flower seeds ever received
by any merchant in Ocala. Get their
book.
The big miners strike is still on, and
Is becoming more serious and cOmpli-
Gated each day. 1t is now feared the
railroad employees will take a hand in
the strike.
Mr.. J. w. Pearson, after an absence
of several weeks in Missouri and Hill
nois, is home again, and says Florida
is the coolest and most delightful state
in the Union.
The annual excursion to Fernan-
dina, gotten up by the people of Citra
will be on Tuesday, the eth. The
train will start from Ocala and the
fare will be 81.
Rev. DIR. }. G. Law leaves in few
days for CharlestOwn, where he will
spend his vacation, and during the
month of August will have charge ofthe
first Presbyterian church of that city.
Every day is special bargain day at
Masters, and if it is your wish to be
dressed in the latest styles and wear
only the finest for the least money,
you should call early and get first
choice New goods for the ladies ar
rive at this house daily. Call and see
for yourself.
The question of letting the contract
To the General Electric Company for
furnishing city lights for two years
VIII pe NotSu oh ny tIiC iiSo h"'NSiS al
a special election called for that pur-
pose to be held July 2Stb. Our citi-
zens should study well the question
before casting their votes.
MIR. Charles Torricellas, recently of
Pennsylvania, and an experienced
tobacconist in allof its various forms,
has located in Ocala and will open Il
warehouse for the purpose of aiding
our growers in the curing of tie weed.
lie will also purchase tobacco in any
shape.
THE RACKET has just received a