The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-07-30

| NelSbiated ioi lis great leaVen1ng strength aud
healthiulneSst Assures the food again,t alum
aud all torms of adulteration common to the
| cheap brands.
| ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co, NEW YORK
Gambler Jubilant Over the Orange Outlook,
The Banner acknowledges pleasant
call from Messrs. Chatter, Springstead
and Sutton during the week, all of
whom report the orange outlook in
that locality exceedingly promising.
Mr.. Chatler's orange nursery, which
he succeeded in saving from the kill
! ing effects of the freeze, as already re-
ported in the Banner, has proven to
him as financially resourceful as a
klOndyke mine. Among others he
has sold Mr.. MacGregor, the Standard
Oil magnate at Fort Myers, 10000
| trees, and is now engaged filling an
order for 5000 more. Since the freeze
he has been kept steadily busy filling
| orders.
Besides Mr.. Challer's nursery, which
has been great source of revenue, all
the orange groves in the Gambler see
ton are encouraging to their owners.
We were told by our visitors that the
tiye-acre grove of Louis Schwarz
would bear an estimated crop of $50
boxes; the four-acre grove of John
Schwarz 100 boxes; the ten-acre grove
of Mr.. Warren Gaskill 1876 boxes; the
five-acre grove of G. B. Henshaw p
boxes, and number of other groves
from five to ten boxes each; that the
fifteen acre grove of Captain Lytle at
stanton would put into the Golfers of
the little game-cOck" as many as one
thousand dollars, and that Mr. Shows
grove at East Lake is the Drag"
grove of that section, and would bear
perhaps as much as fourth of a crop.
Our visitors Informed US also that
our fellowtownsman, Mr.. d. l.. Mark,
had one tree that had fifty grapefruit
on a single limb.
We are also told that Captain De-
Longs is one of the finest groves in
the place.
All the owners of orange grove prop
erty at Gambler are jubilant over the
hopeful outlook and the disastrous eff
fects of the freeze will soon he only a
memory.
Nice line of perGumery and toilet
soaps at II. b. Masters.
The city must now enter at once
upon negotiations for an electric light
plant. A stitch III time saves nine.
Buy your groceries and garden seeds
from J. b. Sutton, 2S Exposition st.
Prices the lowest, goods the best.6-1Stf
Ex-Governor +. P. Fleming and a
party of capitalists, are contemplating
the building of canal from St. Au-
gustine to Cedar Keys, distance Of
rs miles.
Capt. 0. q. Finch has purchased
some very valuable phosphate prop
erty at Floral City and will in few
weeks move his plant from Dunnellon
and begin mining.
Protect yourself against sickness
| and suffering by keeping your blood
rich and pure with Hoods Sarsapar-
lila. Weak, thin, impure blood is sure
to result i'm disease.
THE trusts said to the political lead.
ers: "Send whom you please to Con-
| gress; choose Presidents to your liking
upon one condition: Let us write
your tariff schedules"
Arnold's Bromo-Celery cures head
ache, causes sleep, claims precedence.
1Octs. Acid Cough Syrup cures la
| grippe. For sale 10y VIM. Anderson,
| druggist and optician.
| Just received, and opened up this
| week, n handsome line of suits, which
is being sold at s. and upward, at J. j.
| Fuller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bugbee, Mrs
Abe Liddon, Miss LolIie HALEY and
Lou HALEY, have gone to Hickory
Island to spend a few weeks on a
camp hunt and fishing.
Miss Mamie King, one OF Gaines
villes sweetest and moss fascinating
young ladies, after few weeks pleas
ant visit to her uncle, Mr.. ii. Il. King,
returned home Tuesday.
Gar Reed appointed Congressman
Davis on the committee of Interstate
aud commerce laws, while Congress
man Sparkman was given place on
that of rivers and harhors.
A big immigration is expected tc
Florida this fall. Twenty for For
Myers from Horny, S. C., passed dowr
the Plant System The other day, anc
will soon he followed ny twenty others
You can't keep great state down.
1t is claimed that in India, where
the mysteries of hypsotism are bette
understood, perhaps than anywher'
else, life has been completely suspen
, ded by hypuotic Influence, the subjec
buried in hermetically sealed grave
a crop grown upon the grave, ant
then the hyphontized person taken u
and restored to his noraml condition
without any serious result Ohis health
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/ WANTED-To exchange Syracns
: Racer bicycle, cost Sl35, for iigh
| road cart and strong single set harness
/ Address +. J. EagletOn, Weir Park
Fla.