The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-12-03

gone.
Messcrs. win Hooker and o. t.
Green have purchased Jno. a. Row.
ellis place on Ocklawaha avenue, the
price being Sl,4oo.
The J. p. G's, and picked nine
from the Ocala CLUB viii play n game
of ball Friday afternoon. A good
game is promised
NJ. F.shol has big loj of ladies'
shoes, No-. 8 gnd j, going at half their
value. "--4
Mr.. II. T.. Eagleton, the hustIing
real estate transferer Of Leeshurg, mas
removed his office to Tampa, the Mag
ic City 10y the gulf.
s. r. Birdsey. lr., as assignee of the
late firm Of S, r. Bir'lsey d Co, has
wound up the business Of the concern,
closing out Saturday.
School erayons, white, at 9 cents a
box at The Autobiography drug store.
Mr.. L. S. Light, tho big saw miller
of Reddick, was in Ocala saturday and
did not forget t. call on the Banner, his
favorite county paper.
Captain Oliver Finch, has just had
his handsome residence in the fourth
ward repainted and otherwise inn
...o.,..I q, .,t,,,,o r.sttoo
The Banner has three bicycles to be
given away as new year presents.
Th6seaterested should call at once
aud get fuTlInricuIars.
Mrs. Frank Gan'ney aud her kim
dergarten class delighted a large num-
ber Of their friends Friday afternoon
with a musical entertainment.
Mrs. J. II. Livingston and her twoin-
teresting little daughters left Wednes-
day for her old home in GAINESVILLE, Ga.
to spend n few weeks with relatives.
airs. n. A. Shaw and daughter have
returned from their summer visit to
Canada, and are pleasantly located at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Jno. M.
Thompson.
Mr.. Geo. r.. Sanders left via the
Plant System fof Port Tampa. From
there he will make an extended busi-
ness visit to NIanatee and surround
ing country.
Mr.. Fl. G.. Hayoraft, one Of the pop
ular Plant System official, has been
appointed city agent of that road in
Jacksonville. Ocala regrets to lose
MIR. Haycraft.
The handsomest show window ever
seen in Ocala was that Of Mr.. A. f.
Burnett, the jeweler, Thanksgiving
morning. Henry Stevens was the ar
tistic decorator.
soaps Lower than ever at the
Anti-Monopoly drug store. Honey
boquet soap two cakes for 3 cents;
cold cream and glycerine soap three
cakes for 10 cents.
Rev. DR.. Law, of the Presbyterian
church, preached a most texcellent and
appropriate sermon at the union SER
vices held in the Methodist church
Thanksgiving day.
Malcolm Aver, an old Marion coun-
ty boy, but now one Of the leading
legal lights of the legal fraternity in
Macon, la, was in Ocala last week
shaking hands with his many Ocala
and Marion county friends.
William David Carn, jr. arrived at
the home of Superintendent and Mrs.
w. ID. earn early Sunday morning.
May the little fellow grow TO be his
fathers successor as superintendent
of the Marion county schools.
The Ocala Wagon Works this week
shipped to Mr.. y. Meyer, at Miami,
one of the handsomest bakery wagons
ever put mp in Florida. 1t was
beauty, and in point of workmanship
equals any built in the country.
Weylers recall could not stop the
closing out sale Of clothing, now going
on at J. J. Fuller's,
Hons. r. l.. Anderson, II. A. Bur-
ford, NJ. J. Clements, DR.. VIM. Ander-
son, Capt. John L. IngIis, Mr.. c. S.
Clarke and Mr.. o. T. Green went
down TO Crystal River Saturday to
spend few days hunting and fishing.
DR.. J. d. Bennett, of Crystal River
president of the Citrus county board of
health, was in 0cala Friday and paid
the Banner q pleasant call. The doc
tor is great admirer and warm
friend of the Banner, and says he can
not do without the best weekly in
Florida.
Editor i. Il. Harris, NJ. L. Payne,
Ex. County Treasurer J. w. Stevens,
County Treasurer a. r. Griffin, Re-
ceiver G. C. Stapylton, w. A. Red
ding, J. Walter Lancaster and Capt.
r. NJ. Thayer left FOR Tallahassee San
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