The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-09-03

All the county hptIuS VIII ne ia
session Monday.
Dr. W. O. Weston, of Blue Springs,
was in Ocala Tuesday.
Mr. T.. G. Mcleod has been on the
sick list for the past week.
The Oealas and the fire boys will
play ball this afternoon at ball park.
Neal Weathers leaves today for AM
her.t College, Mass, to resume his
studies.
Receiver Stapylton and family are
enjoying the delightful ocean waves at
Ormoud.
Mr and Mrs. John ReddiclS, of
Brooksville, came up Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Hoods Pills act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache.
Rev. J. W. Bgrke, one Of the best
known Methodist ministers in the
south, is dead.
Mrs. Fred Wcihe and two sons,
Kari and Freddie, ar visiting friends
at Mcintosh.
Miss Mamie Ogen Mathe"es re-
turned home from her studies in
Charleston yesterday.
Mr. Jno. G.. Reardon has returned
from his Ohio trip, where he went on
important legal business.
Claude Munden has returned from
jacksonville and accepted "cases' on
the afternoon illummary.
Mr G. y. Hackett, who purchased
the stock of goods of J. W. Hodges,
will remove same 10 Starke.
Horace =. Eagleton, the sand ma
nipulator OF Leesburg, was smiling
with his Ocala friends Tuesday.
Mr.. John T. Lewis, the merchant
aud postmaster of Moss Bluff, paid the
Banner a pleasant call Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Vogt's many
friends will regret to learn of the
death Of their infant daughter.
Nj George Close has disposed of his
fine orange grove in Lake county,
known IS the Mont Verde, to Capt. 0.
q. Finch
Merchants G. \. Nash and Charles
Rheinauer leave today for the north
ern markets to purchase their fall and
winter stocks.
Mrs. d. w. Davis and sister, Miss
Edith Piatt, accompanied by little
Norton Davis, are enjoying the sea
hreezes at Ormond.
WANTED y bright, intelligent boy
to learn the art OF Preseryatiye of
Arts" Apply at this Office. No
cigarette flend need app ly.
Captain O. G. Finch has purchased
a half interest in the Alliance grocery
store of Mr.. J. }. Gerig, and in future
the firm name will be Gerig & Finch.
Mr.. J. J. Nelson, of Belleview,
passed through Ocala Monday on his
way to Ridgeway, 5. G., to see his sis
ter, Mrs. w. c. Lyles, who is very i'll.
The citizen Of Ocala who sends
away for goods which can be pur-
chased from Ocala merchants Just as
cheap is an enemy to his own home
Mr.. c. w. Whiteside has gone to
Alabama on a short visit During his
absence Mr.. J. r.. Matthew's will hold
down the olerksbip at the Ocaia
House.
Rev. John G.. Law, after months
absence in South Carolina, will return
home in time 70 occupy his pulpit
sunday to the great delight of his con-
gregatiOn.
Major f. ". Peabody, representing
the leading daily Of Florida, the great
aud good, was interviewing our citi-
zens in behalf Of the Times-U Mon
Wednesday.
Miss Julia TydingS, of Anthony,
came down to see her brother, Char
lie, Tuesday and witnessed the game
Of ball between the Ocala aud the J.
=. G.. mines.
Look for the facts demonstrated by
experience. Thousands and thous-
ands Of people suffering from the ef-
fects Of impure blood have been cured
10y Hoods Sarparilla.
Arnold's Bromo-Celery, the best,
safest and quickest cure for headaches.
locts. Acid Cough Syrup cures la
grippe. For sale by VIM. Anderson,
druggist and optician.
Judge ;. J. Turnbull, who recently
MED at Monticello, makes three mem
bers Of the Board of Trustees of the
Agricultural College who have died
within the past two years.
Frof. l.. w Bucholtz, superintend.
ent Of public instruction for Hills5orC
county, delivered three lectures before
the colored normal school now in ses
sion in Ocala Monday and Tuesday.
Ihe Campbells Of Ocala have {
"hump" on them. one in endeavor
ing to bring crowds 10 Ocala and th,
other theorizing as to how to builC
factorie- and other enterprises in oul
city.
"Rusticusr in our last issue seem,