The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mexican went
{" Tampa Monday TO spend several
ays.
Mrs. George Ditmar and her two
of Holder, are in the city
Or few days.
Mr.. w b. Taylor, the popular hard .
ware merchant of Gainesville. wa- in ,
he city Tuesday. II
A ki.neg or blad der trouble can
Always he cured by using Foley
Kidney Cure in time. PostOfiice
Drug Store IN
Mr.. w r. Williamson, a pIomi-
lent citizen of Lake Kerr, and form
,rly member Of the board OF county
was in Ocaia Tues
lay.
DIR. Carswtn. oi Citra, who for
some days has been sick at the
Marion County hospital is - much
improved that he was out on the
streets Tuesday.
The ease of Caesar Burnett, rharg-
cd wIh the killing ct Margaret Clay
tom occupied the circuit court Tues
DAY. II. Is. Bullock for Burnett ana
y. NJ. Alfred for the state.
Strsyed-On sunday, November -,
from my place ia Ocala, small JeI-
sey COW dark brown back, black sides,
bob tail; heavy mixer; had on ieath-
or halter. Liberal reward will be
paid for her return 40 II. VI. Boney,
Ocala, Fla. Ia
The police force of Ocala are now
provided with flash light lanterns.
They can fash light into the dark
alleys and will no doubt add a great
deal 10 the safety and security of the
city.
Hon. Thomas Palmer, state senator
from Marlborough county and one OF
the most prominent attorneys, poll
ticiaus and statesmen of South Flori-
da. was registered at the Ocala House
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. A. Collier. OF Tuscaloosa,
Ala. who has been ia the city for the
past two weeks, during her fathers
severe illuess has returned 10 her
/ home. htr father now being on the
road - recovery.
/ Mr.. -. r. Peacock, who left Ocala
some time ago for Hot Springs, Ark,
. had To ba carried from that place ["
/ Auburn. Y. y, on cot, ana letter
from Mrs. Peacock to this paper states
that he has rallied and with good
nursing the doctors say he stands
a chance of recovering.
Mr.. William step, a merchant o
Oxford, was visited 10y burglars las
saturday night. His burgar-proo
safe was dvns united and bUrglarIz~d
His LOSSES. besides some valuahi'
uapers. amounted To -four hundred
dollars in currency.
Our county SOlon--the county com
mis,ioners and the school board
finished their labora Tuesday. Good
roads and bad roads largely occupied
the attention of the former aud most
nv routine work the latter. Bot
boards had full attendance.
MIR. Rufus smith, of Oxford, tn
first white male child born in Ocala
which interesting event occurred II
the wear 1916, was in the city yester
dav and paid this office plessan
visit. He and the editor of TIN
naper were comrades-in-arms durin
the late civil struggle.
Cant. John l.. IugIis and Mr.. RalpI
Barker. prominent members OF TN
DunnelIon Phosphate Company, wer
registered at the Ocala House Tues
dav. The company is doing pros
nervous business and Capt. Inglts in
formed US that he will soon leave fC
| Mobile for another boat which th
: Port Inglis Terminal Company ms
, recently purchased.
Mr.. T. {. Hall left, Tuesday fC
Savannah, where he goes 10 enter T.
e hospital to be treated. His friend
= will be pleased to know that his cas-
e T. not serious but he thought il wis
otake a stitch lin time and nip I'll
trouble i'm the bud. 1t is hoped tn;
ne will soon return fully restored [
q health.
Fayorite Family Remedy.
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