The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-02-08

ADDS WITH DHE COMMON PEOPLE,
ASp II- FIGHT WILL EE MADE FOR
rHE EEgTERNENT OF THOSE AT THE
BOTTOM
Te.o- cannot 1- where clankiug chains resound
Peace may ~, come till wrong alone is bound.
Rest careless rest Is in dTeamland Ger the way;
Tire true hearts portions now the fiery fray.
.T.- ours % break the rod 20 rend the veil,
n. uipc the tears from faces wan and pale
70 make the many blest as now the few,
10 prove that Love makes free that Truth IS
true.
So, o-rs O. pause Or fslter by the way
I'll. uight fo1 sleep, for toll the heeting day.
TIN sisters. br0ihe--. who have seen the light.
H--- back the Tie. 'W hateyer is. Is right
Walt A Radcliffe.
Miss Mary Reardon is visiting Mrs.
=. =. Anthony at Cedar Key.
lrL d Bmmay j. up from Jack
-..vi'lr.
= Splendid rain last might and de
.-aff. a.ra.r thi, morning.
Ta- Railroad Restaurant feeds the
hungry ard give, r,-t 10 The weary.
Ni--e- Julia and Jennie Mayo are
r.-itiug Sir. ard Mrs. Ben Mayo, in
Jacksonville.
The Summerlin sisters, who Joined
the Gondola circus in this city, are adj
vertised a. Parisiennes.
Nr. Leon Fishel has returned TO
Netumpka. Ala, after a visit of sew
eral weeks to his parents in this city.
Huylcr's candies and a full line Of
coufectiou~, fine tobaccos and cigars,
and all the periodicals, at MARTINS.
---
rr. and Mrs.. Gottleib and little
Bliss Nellie. leave for New Orleans
e.. witu,,, the Nardi Gras festivities
.-Nt Tuesday.
We have often heard Of "oEe-
horse" shows, but never saw one until
.aw-tarrr j. one in Ocala and lis
on. worth going Jo see.
Nr. u r. Potter, Of Nillimantie,
Conn.,. mas arrived in the city and and
Ui.I. o. usual spend the winter with
DE-. iIe j. ~ the Ocala Hou>e.
The German which was to have
u,,u held ou the I3th at Mrs Schrei-
beers home, hss been postponed until
tne lith and viii be held At the ar
mnry.
The Best Prescription for Malaria,
ghiu- and fever j. "a bottle Of Groves
Ta-,-le~- chill Tonic. Il t. simply
iron ana qGiuine in tasteies> form.
SD cure. uo pay. Price 80 cents.
Ne regret exceedingly 10 learn that
Sir. and Mr.. Nathan Mayo VII very
shortly move O. SUmm-rlieid. where
.s-y wiu reside iu the future. Nr.
.ta ls- purchased the dry goods
-..r. iu that place from Sir. J. q. Fer
1s-.r. Nla recently purchased i-
..u 81. Werao.k.
Ea. sad Intelligence of Jhs death Of
Mrs.. X. NwrHree, Mrs. E. 4. Bur
..E-- u..G.r. Gas reached Ocala.
~.. a.l a-.a sick fara loue tiue and
..- dead. uas uo5 unexpected. she
0.-e -r.. ullG woman alG Srea.ly .e-
loved ival. Who knew hes.
when yau want a physie that Is
m,d and gentle, easy 70 take and
pleasant ia effect use Chamberlain :
stomach and Liver Tablets. Price, >
SCENTS. samples free. Every box guar
auteed. For ~ale 10y Anti-Monopoly
Drug store. !h
Miss Mabel Brumby entertained in
formally AT cards Saturday evening no
honor Of Miss Ernestine Brumby, OF
ocala, Fla. Those present were Miss
ss Eruee.ine Brumby, Alice Brumbyr
Mated Bumby, Mrs. Lacey and Pro-
te,sor 4. Il. Davenport, Messrs.
.ustles Russell, Hamilton McWEor-
Ser. Jr.. Julian B. McCUrry and c. ii.
a. LLLltfA ~ LltilAAtR AhiLl0ei "a AN,-As
IA. ~. y. Camp, the well known
.smaer and phosphate man, was IN
Gown las, saturday, the guest OF hr
J. H. Randolph, and while in town
made this Office a call. MIR. Camp j,
a mau OF large ana extensive business
connections and there Is q probability
tlat he may become interested in en-
t,rpGi-e, ia this section that Will
prove vastly beneficial 10 ,it.-Lees-
.urE Commercial
After the play Friday night, Mr.
and Mrs. ". ". HARRIS, Jr., ten
3ered au informal reception TO Miss
Marion Converse Jones, the leading
'ajy in My DaUghter-in-Law," al
th.ir home. The guest of honor and
Sir. Hariss were Vlaymates together
Eefre-hments were served and al