The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-02-05
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Marion county. Communications Tor publica- :,
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uer Office not later than wednesday, to insure Il
publication for the week intended. =
Cleveland don't shoot ducks when :
he is out of office.
Wildcats in Taylor county are de- i,
stroying many pigs. IL
The notary public plum is falling in =
very general showers. )
A large section around Inverness is y
going to be planted to tobacco. /.
Grace Darrells Trilbys are of heroic a
size. She wears a number 81. t.
Assignments continue to be fashion, !
able in different Florida towns. :
The Leesburg college begins its S
spring term under most favorable con- v
ditions.l c
A navy is as expensive and as bad C
as standing army. We want neither I
in time Of peace. I
The Ocklawaha trip still holds first a
place among American tours for pic
turesque novelty. :
Geo. B. Roberts, president of the t
Pennsylvania railroad, died in Phila-
delphia January 30th.
Some Of the officials of Louisville,
KY, have been indicted by the grand i
jury for neglect of duty. Il
Dade county, hitherto the fag end of
nowhere, is coming to the front as the :
great vegetable section of Florida. y
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The Palatka Daily Advertiser and +
the Lake Region Eustis are two ex- a
cellently printed newspapers. b
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Corn eight cents per bushel; freight :
to Chicago eleven cents per bushel-
Farmers Tribune, Des Moines, Iowa. !
Towns like Bellair, Plants place ON a
Clear Water Hsrbor, built entirely by h
millionaire capitalists, show no real
prosperity. h
Nevada's legislature has passed a
bill permitting prize fighting in that
state and the same has been signed by
the governor.
Archie Thompson, of Hague, Alach t
ua county, recently died of hydropho-
bia. He was bitten by savage dog i
last September. /
Little Delaware has done nobly
Her newly elected senator stands 10y
ally on the Chicago platform. He is a
democrat and hits from the shoulder.
Three bank wreckers, the president
and teller being two of the three, were s
recently sentenced to the penitentiary |
at Denver, Col, for period of ten l
years.
Genuine dress reform is going on
among women. The heavy skirt is
about abandoned. Boomers and
knickerbockers, in modified form,
have come to stay.
Rev. J. IL. McIlvane, d. D., the l
venerable president of Evyln college, 8
Princeton, N. j., died January Both,
in his eighty-second year. He bore {
close relationship to the McIlvaines of
this state. Il
Tom Plat, Matt Quay, Mark Han
ma and President-elect Mckinley are q
in Florida trying to fix up cabinet. !
Will the financial wizard of Citra be ,
invited into the counsels of these 4
great neng Why should not Florida
have place in the cabinet? :
The shipments of phosphate rock
from the port of Fernandina, Fla,
since the establishment of the indus !.
try are given as follows; 1890, 10,42s
tons; 1891, 81 300 tons; 1892 24,950
tons; 1898, l26,S00 tons; 1894, 1876 800
tons; 1895, 1885 tons; 1896, 129 1868
tons.
have given Chamberlain's Cough {
Remedy fair test and consider il one.
of the very best remedies for Group
that have ever found. One dose has F
always been sufficient, although use
it freely. Any cold my children con- G
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