The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-09-24
ESTABLISHED 1866.

MorTo :-THIs PAPER WILL Nol
FAwN AT THE FEET OF THE MAN WIG
HAS SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
REACHED THE TOP OF THE HILL; MOI
WILT KICK THE MAN WHO Is GOING
DOWN IT. -
Pianos aud organs tuned, regulated
and repaired, and all work guaran-
tced a. reasonable rates. w. :. PIKE
Dr. 4 l.. Izlar is in South Carolina
visiting his family.
Thy storm Tuesday was quite de.
structive in some sections OF the state
Mr.. and Mru. s. T. Sistrunk' and
baby are home again from their yistit
North Carolina.
Mrs. hewitt, after few weeks visit
10 her daughter, Mrs. w. a. Redding,
returned to her home Saturday.
Mr.. aud mrs. b. l.. O'Neil, of San
tos. was called upon Friday night to
mourn the loss of their infant daugh-
ter.
Mr.. Henry c. Groves, of tie Anti
Monopoly drug store, has returned
from his purchasing visit to New
York.
P.w. SpelIman, prominent far
mer Of Fellowship, paid the Banner a
pleasant call Monday ana said "iet 'er
wave"
Prof. p. Wilson Green, the capable
and efficient school teacher at NcIn-
tosh, was among the Banner's pleas
ant callers Tuesday.
Monday, September 27th, being
Yomkippur, or the Jewish New Year,
all our Hebrew business houses will be
closed on that day.
Mr.. p. w. Spellman, one of the
substantial citizens, dropped in to see
us Monday and to say he could not do
without the Banner.
Messrs. +. c. +. Sanchez and w. w.
Hampton, prominent attorneys from
the Central City, were in Ocala Tues
day on legal business.
Mrs. l.. w. Mann and son, Merton,
are back from their visit to the Nash
Vile exposition. The Misses Pearl
and Cecil will return later Oh.
Mr.. d. G. Crenshaw. of the firm of
Crenshaw & Mcneil, of Lynne, tur-
pentine distillers, was in Ocala Satur-
day and did not forget the Banner.
Mrs. o. G. Finch, Mrs. r. B. McCon-
nell and little daughter, Gladys, left
Tuesday for a few weeks visit to rela-
tives at their old home in Lima, o.
). j. Smith, one of Chronicles
prominent farmers and stock raisers,
paid the Banner very pleasant call
Monday and had an interview with
the cashier.
Mr.. III. ID. Brier, Of the Racket, IS
in New York replentishing his store,
and the many bargains he has Sc
cured will be announced later through
these columns.
Mrs. Summerlin, an aged INDECENT
lady living in the Smith and Dough-
erty addition, died few days since.
Death has relieved her of many an
ailment and sorrow.
Even Editor Godkin warns the re-
publicans not to set their party up as
an earthly providence. He says they
will find themselves in trouble when
wheat and other pgoducts go down.
Atlanta Constitution.
The Citrus County Chronicle is Law
ish in its praise of Rev. Samuel Pitt
man, Ocala's hoy preacher" II says
his two sermons in that city recently
were profoundly interesting.
Mrs. John w. Pearson and family
are home again from an extended
visit 10 the ancient city. Berthe, who
has been making a tour of the west as
far as Tacoma, returned with them.
The special meeting of the board of
county commissioners met Monday.
Owing to the severity of the weather
a quorum was not present and an ad-
journment was taken until Saturday.
Mr.. j. J. Smith, of Citronelle, paid
his respects to the Banner during the
past week and left the proper instrue-
tion for the continuation of the week
ly visits of the peoples paper for an
other year to his home.
Mr.. Chas. Witzig, superintendent of
the gas company, stole march on his
friends last week 10y going across the
Ocklawaha river and bringing back a
bonnie bride. The young lady is Miss
Minnie, daughter of Mr. Phil. Griggs.
Hon. w. p. Halsley is back from his
Phillippi grove on HillsbOrough bay.
He reports il in excellent condition,
and expects good returns from his
shipments of fruit this season. The
inhabitants of that favored region are
hopeful of better things.
NJ. Eishel has big lot of ladies'
shoes, Nos. and 4, going at half theil
value. 9-24
Mrs. Sarah Harris, who has been
spending the past few months with rel
atives at her old Georgia home il
Early county, returned home las
week, accompanied by her nephew
Porter Johnson. They spent severa
havs with relatiyes i'm Ocala befOr,