The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-20

FAwN AT THE FEET or THE MAN WHO
has SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT MERIT
REACHED THE ToPoF THE IuLL; NoR
WILL LIr KICK THE Man WHO Is CofNG
DOWN IT. -1a~---
Pianos aud organs tuned, regulated
and repaired, and all work guaran-
tced az reasonable rates, W. :. PIKE.
Miss Estelle Trantham and Maggie
Taylor are visiting friends at Floral
city.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcconnell has gone to
Athens aud Marietta, Ga, on visit to
relatives.
Haoi'- Pills are easy 10 take easy
operate Cure indigestion, bilious
Il .5c.
Mr.. GOO. \. Na,h has gone to
Gran d... + s.. to visit her parents.
Air Nt-h wia i,in her in aaout two
wea-
V J Tapr Hs- eoo, To-
Ot4.,,ta ,tA o. .',nd-
and Nrtr,
-. W *. = Nad~ki aHcua the
msffilge 90 bsr nc-c, Miss Turner, at
Dapa,llon. Fua-iay
Air jos. r Alickle lNe merchant of
Nenberrv, accompanied hy his wife,
spent sunday in ocala.
Mr. j. B. Grivgs, one of the slrudy
soil lillers Of Lynne, was among the
Banner's pleasant callers Tuesday.
Jim Pittman now wears hand
aome gold watch, and the beauty OF
It. 1t only cost him iilty.eight cents.
Mrs. y. w. Agnew and her tttle
nephew, Whortou Mcintyre, have
gone TO Elizabethtowu, Ky, TO see
MIr- Agnews' parents.
interesting communications from
Msior &. W. Campbell, "Rnsticus, y
and several county correspondents un-
avoldably left over this week.
Alex Mitchell, the erstwhile popular
and obllging clerk at the Ocala House,
but now of The Meadows, spent sun
day in Ocala with his many friends
Hnmors in the blood, hollis, pimples,
scrofula sores. are promptly eradicatcd
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True
Blood Purifier nerve tonic aud health
builder.
Miss Nora Hewsom has gone to
Birmingham, Ala, 20 visit friends for
a few weeks, from whence she will
continue her journey TO Nashville to
visit the exposition.
The city council, owing to the lack
of a quorum, did not hold their regu-
lar semi-monthly meeting Tuesday
night. Another attempt will he made
next Tuesday night.
Mr.. Jno. w Vogt has recovered
from h- recent severe illness, and re-
turned home Monday from his With
laeoochie plantation, where his family
Is spending the summer.
Arnold's Bromo-Celery for head
aches. II tried will hot be found
wanting lOets. Acid Cough syrup
cures lagrippc. For sale by Wm. An
derson, druggist aud cptician.
Mr. Thomas Creighton, a former
citizen Of Ocala, died of consumption
In Gainesville, August 18th. He wa
prominent in commercial circles and
well known throughout the state.
Another paper has been establishei
in Ocala-The Union-Times, :. r.
Pooser. business mananager and II. y.
Dosh, city editor. These two lads get
out neat little paper. The price is
one cent a copy.
our chief is attending special
meeting Of the board Of trustees Of the
Agricultural College this week at
Lake city. Upon his return home
he will make "a visit to the sub-siation
of this college al Fort Myers.
Mrs. Weihe and sons Carl and Fred,
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Smoak, Miss Linnie
Tucker, MrsJ q. Spurlin and son,
Mrs. G. r. Ball and children and
I.eafy Sylvester are enjoying the gulf
hreezes nj Homossass. They will be
absent several weeks.
Nrs. \. +. Waterman, Mrs. w. V.
Newsom and children, Mr.. Davis :.
Moody and wife, and Mr. Glib Red
dick, left Wednesday for Orange
Springs to bathe in the cooling sui
phur waters Of that delightful place
for month.
Or. Hugh Ballard of the Ceda r
Keys port Of entry, was in Ocala the
first Of the week inspecting the Ocala
SUPPORT Of entry, the affairs Of which
he found in apple-pie order This Of
fee has recently been promoted from
third 90 second class, aud the salary Is
now three instead Of two dollars per
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage, parents of Mr..
g. X. Sage, our popular and obliging
telegraph operator in charge of the
Western Union Office at this place.
las removed from Eustis 10 Ocala,
and are comfortably domiciled in one
Of the Fuller cottages. The Banner
extends "A cordial welcome to these ex.
eelIent citizens