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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

| The members of Mouthers coun-
lcil of Prospect perpetrated very
pleasant surprise upon Mrs. George
Fritz, of West Church Street, Thurs
day evening. The visitors assem-
bled at the home shortly after 8
O'Clock, completely surprising the
hostess. The honored guest was pre-
sented with fine set of silver tea
spoons. An elegant two course
luncheon was served, and the affair
Iproved a social event of much con-
sequence. The Prospect club returned
home on late interurban car.
Those present from the suburban
town were: Mrs. l. .R. McNeal;
Mrs. r H. Finefrock, Mrs. Albert
johnson, Mrs. II Kirchner, Mrs. r.
| Il. Oborn, Mrs C. l.. Miller, Mrs.
IE. D. Toms, Mrs. William Finley,
Mrs. II. N. Mounts, Mrs. Benjamin
Fox, Mrs. Edward Hess, Mrs w G..
Hilford, Mrs. Belle Last, Mrs. d. A.
Freeman, Mrs. J. j. Roberts, Mrs.
| H.. J. Court, and Mrs. William
Labler, of Waldo.
The w. G.. club was pleasantly
en,ertained at the home of Miss
Blanche Bayman, of Grand Avenue,
Thursday evening. The attendance
was exceedingly large ana the session
proved highly interesting The even
ing was passed pleasantly at games
land music and an elegant two
lcourse luncheon was an important
feature. A number of pleasing in
gtrumental selections were rendered
by Miss Fay Keller and Miss Estella
Fisher.
The clubs guests upon this occa-
sion were Misses Ethel Lake, Fay
Keller, Mrs. Louise Layman, and
Messrs. Paul Rudasll Sylvester Me-
Entire, Fred Sinnig, Manuel Layman
and Mr.. Lloyd Sawyer, of Bucyrus.
! Miss Bernice Halliday OF George
street, Will be hostess TO the club in
two weeks.
The Ideal Embroidery club was
pleasantly entertained at the home
OF Mrs. G. NJ Carleton of South
Senner Avenue, Thursday after
noon. Practically all OF the mem
bers were present and the session
proved one of exceptional interest.
The afternoon hours were spent
at embroidery work and various
social diversions. A particular in.
lteresting social feature was a guess
ling contest in which Mrs. Richard
Nipple won first prize. An ell giant
three coruse luncheon, served by
the hostess was concluding fea-
ture.
| The club will hold its ndxt
meeting ON Thursday afternoon,
April 23 at the home OF Mrs. j. b.
Fish OF Bellevue avenue.
The members OF the Advance
club were in Columbus Thursday
lwhepe they spent veny delightful
visit with Mrs. Emma Hyatt. a
former active members OF the club
An elaborate dinner, served at the
noon hour was the feature OF the
occasion. rhe members returned
home early last evening.
Ask TO see the beautiful Easter
plates at Headley's.
4-1O-14-17-3tpd
Gold Medal Flour makes llghtcst breau.
SUE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

MARY ELLEN: FE
Gold Medal Flour is the best for max.
Ing everything. SADRlSA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

Lawn Grass Seed, the best on earth
at II e. Blake's, 1875 West Center
street. 4I0-2t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

Your grocer has Gold Medal TIoy.
a.. ~ = GENEVA.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

That shady nook lawn grass at
+. Il .Blake's will grow where no
other grass will. i-10-2t
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Take Our Money

and pay your biNs-Take advantage OIL
our low rates on
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

Manager O'Day gave the can an
other jingle today when he released
j. C.. Firestine, of indianapolis, and
Harry Thomas, of Columbus, both in
flelders. The two lads made good
'showings, but both are in need OF
more experience before they can hope
to play in fast minor league company.
A crowd of about 400 fans watched
the practice OF the squad yesterday.
The fact that the fans take such an
Interest in the team is very encourag-
ing to the players who have already
formed the opinion that Marion Is
one fine baseball town.
Although the manager Is now in
condition yet he has pulled off sew
eral pretty plays around second base
and has shown the fans that he
can deliver the goods. With Wolfe
at short, O'Day at second, King at
third and Lotshaw at first, that in
field was certainly working great.
Wolfe and O'Day worked in light
ming double play. A faster or better
infeld would be hard to find.
Nothing has been heard of Red"
Farrell since he was sent his trans
portation. The auburn haired fielder
has been expected on almost every
train for several days. The directors
OF the club state that they know
about Farrell and can give
no reason for his failure to report on
time. The non-arrival of Farrell is
not causing the manager any worry
as he has plenty OF out1elders who
hit the ball as well as does Red" and
who are probably not as hard to con-
troll.
About one whrl around the circuit
and every fan will be we'll acquainted
with Windy Lotshaw.
f. Anderson who did the backstopping
tor the regulars yesterday. worked
very well. He not only receives
nicely, but his throwing even at this
early date Is excellent. The little fell
low looks like he will stick either
as the regular man or the second
catcher.
The price of baseballs has advanced
and some liberal hearted citizen
might offer to pay for all OF those
lost by being knocked out of the
lot.
a United Press dispatSih to the
Mirror today states that Michael
y Griffin, aged 43 years. is dead at
Utica, n. y, OF pneumonia. Griffin
was one OF the greatest baseball play
ers In the country several years ago
and is widely known. He played
TOR many years with the Brooklyn
team, OF the National leagne and
for several years he was captain OF
the team.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

Tomorrow big display of fancy
cakes at Chas. Turner G. Co.'S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

Ask TO see the beautiful Easter
plates at Headley's.
4-10-14-17-3tpd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-10

A crowd of about 400 fans watched
the practice OF the squad yesterday.
The fact that the fans take such an
Interest in the team is very encourag-
ing to the players who have already
formed the opinion that Marion Is
one fine baseball town.
The evening world., 1908-10-05
Sewn Columbia Graduates.
AUTO plTcHEp; MAN MAY DIE.

sANDUsKY. O., Oct, 5.-Fred p. FOL
finger, cashier of the Third National
Exchange Bank. was seriously II not
fatally Injured near Bloomingville last
Iieyening when his auto was ditched as
The result OF the breaking of the steer
Ding gear.
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HAVE GONE TO BELGIUM TO RE.
SIDE

Mrs. Handley, mother of Mr.. A. E.
Handley of this city, left yesterday
for New York, and from that city
sails for Bruges, Belgium, her old
home, where she will hereafter reside.
She was accompanied by her three
young grandchildren, VINO will make
their home with her. Mrs. Handley
has lived in this city for some years,
keeping house for her son and his
children. She is a very charming and
cultured woman, and a splendid mu-
stefan, and has endeared herself TO
many friends, by whom she will be
sadly missed, but they wish her and
the children much happiness in their
far away home across the waters.
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Saluda, y. c., Sept. Il, 1903
.itOr Ocala Banner:

&
TO the Editor Ocala Banner:
The "OcaIa colony" at Saluda have
gradually dwindled away, and there
are now only half a dozen or more
Ocalaites at this attractive resort, al
! though there are a large number OF
FloriGians here and at nearly all of
the places in these beautiful noun,
tains are 10 be found many represen-
tatives from fair Florida, the Land
o. Flowers"
The weather has been very cool
continuously for more than two weeks
and The good old summer time" here
at least has passed away, and soon
the icy blast of winter will be at hand,
so most Of the FloTidians are getting
ready to seek their sunny homes.
Mrs. Frank Harris and Miss Louise
Harris, who have been at Saluda, n.
c., since the middle of June, leave
Saturday night for Charleston. They
will be met there by Mr.. Harris, who
sails from Jacksonville on the Conan
che Monday, and together they will
make a short visit to New York City,
returning home the latter part of the
month.
Mrs. Charles H. Lloyd, after spend.
ing the summer at SalCda, leaves for
home Monday afternoon. DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Powers and little son, Har.
ris, and nurse expect to remain in the
mountains until the first of October
Mrs. NJ. c. Looney, who has been
spending the summer at Tryon, spent
Monday afternoon with friends al
Saluda. Accompanied by her son
George, she will leave on Tuesday for
q visit to relatives at Columbia, going
from there to Charleston before re-
turning home.
DR.. w. H. Powers spent Monday af
! teTOon at Hendersonville, having
been called to see little Merits Car
roll, who was quite sick with fever
but whom we are glad 10 learn is
now very much better.
Staying at the same house with
Mrs. Carroll and daughter are Mrs. H
B. ClarksOn and children and Capt
and Mrs. T. H. Johnson and Miss Clara
! Johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Horn and children
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MRS. H. CLAY CRAWFORD DIES IN
AsHEVILLE, N. c.

Tallahassee, Sept. 14.-Mrs "a. Clay
Crawford, wife o. the secretary %
state, died this morning IN Ashevllla.
n. c., where she was spending ne
summer. Mr.. Crawford was called 10
Asheville a few days ago on account
of his wife's illness, and will bring
the body here Wednesday.
Mrs. Crawford was a most excellent
woman, and was beloved by an vhl
knew her. Her fiends here are great.
ly grieyed over her death
She was the mother of William 70
Crawford, editor Of the Pensacola
Daily News, and J. r. Crawford. a taL
ented young lawyer of the same cits.
She had many relatives throughout
Florida.
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& DeCAMP
THE PEDRO BARBECUE

To the Editor Ocala Banner:
On Saturday, October 3rd. there
will be held on the grounds OF our
new public school building a picnic
and barbecue. We extend a cordial
invitation to all to be present We
are proud of our new school building
and want others TO see IL. We are
proud of our children and want you
to see them. We think We have a
good community and want you TO en-
joy its hospitality.
A special invitation is extended 20
the editors of our county papers, 90
our county superintendent OF schools.
and to the members OF our county
school board; also TO our candidates.
Special invitation is given To the
patrons and pupils Of the following
schools: Shady Grove. Charter Oak.
Belleview, Oklawaha. Summerfeld
and Dallas of Marion and TO Oxford.
Pleasant Grove and Long Hammock
of Sumter county
Baseball, morning and afternoon:
ice cream, lemonade and speaking
We shall try to provide a good time
for ALL
Bring your baskets. but plenty %
meat will be provided on the grounds.
and Rufus Perry knows how 90 cook
it. THE PEDRO PEOPLE.
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BIDDING GOODBYE TO SALUDA
FLoRIDAs VISITORS TO NOW HoMEWARD
TURNNo-PERsoNAL NOTES

ton, who have been at Indian Springs
Ga, Saluda and Asheville, n. c., and
other resorts all summer, have r.
turned to Florida.
Dr. Dozier Leitner, a former popu-
lar young Ocala dentist, who has been
spending his vacation in the noun.
tains of North Carolina, passed
through Saluda Wednesday afternoon
en- route home.
A couple of young people, chaper-
oned by, Mrs. c. H. Lloyd, went for a
long horseback ride few days ago.
They rode to the top Of Tryon noun
tain, distance Of nine miles from
Saluda. This peak is one of the
highest in this section, and the view
from the top of the mountain is sim
ply magnificent. AS far as the eye
can see peak after peak rises one
above the other to the loftiest heights
and the clouds hang down on the
mountains, partly yelling them from
view. The scene is one to inspire
both the artist and the poet, and one
that once seen can never be forgotten.
Almost at the top of the mountain is
an acre field covered with May-pops,
which are now ripe and are quite edi-
BILE. Just as the party started to re-
turn to Saluda a sudden severe storm
came up most Unexpectedly and the
party were completely drenched, being
obliged to ride the greater portion of
the way home in the rain, but after
the storm had passed off the air was
most cool and delightful.
Mrs. Hardy Groom and her hand.
some little son passed through Saluda
Thursday afternoon on their way back
to Ocala. They have had a very de.
lightful visit in Asheville for the past
three or four weeks.
DR. ]. H Pittman of Jacksonville
was among the passengers on the
down train this afternoon, returning
home from a short business visit to
| Asheville.
Capt. Williams and family of St
Petersburg passed through Saluda
Thursday afternoon en- route home
! from a summer visit in the noun
tains. Capt. Williams is one of the
popular A. c. L. conductors between
| Jacksonville and st. Petersburg.
! s. Z. H. L.
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ITEMS FROM DUNNELLoN

Judge Joseph Bell of Ocala came
down Thursday afternoon to confer
with the city council regarding bonds.
Mr.. c. H. Lloyd of Ocala is hustling
around our busy town. Mr. Lloyd
was formerly employed by the Dutton
Phosphate Company, with headquar-
tiers here. We are glad to see him
pay our town visit
Miss Lille McCarn, who has been
visiting Miss Turnipseed for a few
days, returned TO rer home in Ocala
Monday.
Mir. G. w. Richardson of New Or
leans La, who has spent the past
week in Dunnellon, left yesterday for
Ocala.-Dunnellon Advocate.
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Mrs. L. ]. Parr and Mrs. j NJ. Fish
er of Tampa arrived Saturday to the
delight of friends and children. Mrs.
Parr was gladly surprised at the i'm
provements her son, Ed, had made in
the interior of the home by papering
kalsomining, etc.
1.-The angel of the Lord encampeth
around about them that fear him, and
delivereth them" Ps. 34:7.
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Mr. Brantley Weathers sailed We'd
nesday from Jacksonville for New
York. and goes from there to Am
herst. Mass, TO re-enter college for
his second term. His sister, who was
10 have gone with him as far as New
York on her way TO Troy to college,
has had 10 defer her departure on &C.
count Of a severe attack of fever. She
will leave as soon as she RECEIVERS.
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Mr.. Harry Rubin of Dunnellon, for
merly of It's city, left last Wednes-
day night for Philadelphia, where
he will enter a medical college at
that place. Harry was a graduate of
the Ocala High School in 1906, and
was one of its brightest scholars, and
we know that he will do well in his
chosen profession.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
NEW MILLINERY

Our Fall and Winter Hats have
been gracefully selected. and are of
the very latest styles and shapes.
having been personally selected
from the best OF New York max
ers, and are sure 10 please the Ia
dies of Ocala and vicinity. An
early inspection of our stock will
convince you Of It's merits We
also have the latest styles IN Hair
Goods. Call on us. 10 Is a pleas
ure TO show our goods.
Yours for style
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Miss Mary BuTfOrd and her guest,
Miss Ruth Trice, of Tampa, left Wed
nesday afternoon for Nashville, Tenn,
where they attend school at BEL
mont" They were met at the train
by their friend, Miss Mossie Lucas
of Tampa, who also attends school at
the same college. Mr.. John Trice OF
Tampa will accompany them to Nash
Vile
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BRIDE AND GROOM RETURN
HOME

Dr. and Mrs. George Earle Yancey.
whose marriage was such a pretty
midsummer event in this city on July
the twenty-ninth, reached Oca,a We'd
nesday afternoon and are the guests
of Mrs. Yancey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Mathews. For four
weeks In New Orleans Mrs. Yancey
was very ill with typhoid fever and
at one time her life was almost de-
SPARED Of She was sick for two
weeks before her marriage. but was
almost well again until she reached
New Orleans. After she had sufFi-
Cieutly recovered 10 be out o. he
-auitarium DIR. and Mrs Yancey went
20 Pass Christian. Miss, for a visit o.
TWO weeks and after that spent d
week az Mobile and Dophire, with
Mrs. Yancey's relatives. After spend
ing week OF ten days in Ocala with
Mr.. and Mr Mathews they VIII go
% Umatilla for q brief visit with Mr.
Yancey's parents. They Will then
leave for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
where a. y will make their future
home. Or Yancey will practice his
profession q dentistry in that city.
Their friends here will regret very
much that they are 10 make their
home 80 far away from Ocala, as
Ms Yancey as Miss Mathews, was
very popular here, and her friends
will miss her greatly.
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Capt and Mrs. Chase, pTCminen1
residents OF St Petersburg. passed
through Ocala yesterday afternoon eI
route home from Saluda. y. c., where
they have spent the summer. They
own a cottage there and spend e.
ETY. summer al that resort. Capt
Chase has been quite sick most o.
this sumner, hut is now nearly wei
again. which will be good news to his
friends wherever he is known. Capt
Chase was q gallant Confederate sol
dier and lost one of his arms during
that conflict
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The funeral of Mr.. Thos. J. Owen
was held in the undertaking parlors
of Messrs. McIver & MacKay Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock, many of
the Masons attending in body. Rev.
c. c. Carroll of the Baptist church
paid a most beautiful and touching
tribute to his memory. The remains
were shipped on the noon train to his
old home in Maine.
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Mr.. J. H. Brooks, Mr.. W. W. Clyatt
and Miss Nan Brooks went out to the
Hiawatha Lake Dairy Monday after
noon. They report the dairy a model
one in every respect and were de-
lighted with the beautiful driveway
leading from our city out to it, and
with the scenery in general.
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HoKE SMITHS FATHER DEAD

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 14-H. H. Smith.
father OF Governor Hoke Smith Of
Georgia, and one of the best known
educators of the south, died at his
home in this city today.
Mr.. Smith was native of New
Hampshire and had lived in various
cities throughout the state of Califor-
MIA. He was IS years of age at the
time of his death.
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A second little daughter has been
added to the family of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Bernard Seligman, the little lady hav-
ing been born Wednesday at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Peyser, in this city. If the
little girl is as sweet and pretty as
her sister, little Carolyn Seligman,
she will be a most attractive baby
indeed.
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Mr. E. T. Helvenston who has been
in New York for several weeks pur-
chasing a beautiful fall and winter
stock of goods for the firm of 'Hel-
venston & Pasteur, has reached home
and his new goods will soon follow
him. Mr.. Helvenston had a splendid
trip north.
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Mr.. Ernest E. McLin, Formerly of
this city. has recently purchased a
lovely home in Springfield, Jackson
Vile. and is now busily engaged in
having il remodeled and made ready
for the occupancy of his family. whom
he is expecting home from their sum
mer visit TO Lexington. KY, about the
first OF october.
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Miss Annie Ruth Mcdonald and Mr.
James Seaton BloodwOTth, of Savan-
nah. were married at Pooler, Ga,
Wednesday night at the Methodist
church. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Matte Mcdonald, OF
Monticello, as maid of honor. The
pretty young bride is a niece of Mrs
Frank Harris Of this city.
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4 card from Mr. Frank Harris an
nounCed his safe arrival in Charleston
after a pleasant trip from Jacksonville
on the Comanche. Mrs. Harris and
Miss Harris joined him there from
Saluda and after a few hours of sight
seeing in the beautiful and historic
city OF Charleston, they sailed for
New York. and expect to reach that
city today.
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Miss Lola Raysor lett Wednesday
morning for a two weeks round of
charming visits with relatives and
friends in South Carolina. The first
of October she will proceed to Spar
tanburg where she will enter Converse
College for her second years course.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bailey and pref
ty little daughter of Clark, Fla, have
been the guests of Mr. Bailey's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bailey, for
the past several days. Mr.. Bailey is
one of the efficient superintendent of
one of the GUNNER phosphate plants.
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KILLED AT FLORAL CITY

The news reached Ocala Wednes-
day that a Mr. RawlersOn, who is in
the employ of Mr. J. w. Ward Jr., had
been shot and killed by an unknown
party. Mr.. ALT owens went down to
Floral City to embalm the body.
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Some days ago, in the write-up of
Mrs Frank brakes return from Eu-
rope, we said that it was her first
visit abroad. We were mistaken,
however, as it was her former home,
she having lived there about TWEEN
ty-fve years before coming to this
country.
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ocala Be- working for a county fair
frr Marion county An enthusiastic
meeting Vas held the other night and
fts question thoroughly discussed
waldo News
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A. soon as his beautiful new home
On Fort King avenue is completed DR.
Walter Hood and Mrs. Hood viii
move into IT, The house will be
ready for occupancy in & few weeks
and 10 will be a most attractive place
Mr. "a. e. Judd has rented DR.. Hood :
home ON Watula street. and as soon
a. DIT and Mrs. Hood move to their
new home NT. JudG's family will re-
fsu .rom Lake Weir and will move
into the Hood home Tor the winter.
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49, G H Tan.ersiey. fhs Vel
Ennun Coleman trucker passe.
ffrHEf nrala "wednesday after Bra
furarrs hams from ulonrh's VISIT o.
ca rnrff
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Capt. T. E. Bridges came in yester-
day afternoon from Jacksonville,
bringing with him a young white man
of excellent appearance, who was re-
Gently convicted in theh Jacksonville
courts, and who will be sent from
here to begin serving his sentence.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-18

" W Stripping Be- in Ocala and b.
f'crriuE af fhs Ooala House. Mr
sirpnura friends are always glad 90
80 tIm
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Mr.. Lawrence Price of Inverness,
who was one of the Ocala High
School graduates the past June, and
who is a very fine student, has gone
to Lexington, Va, where he will en-
ter the Westinghouse University
for a four years course.
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So d Wauer bishop returned
WEEKDAY uom CRYSTAL River. PA.
uhrHr 3d. fas speuf ODE past fhre
arfls fsuuE beT parents Col au.
81. ~ uarrn
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Work on the long delayed govern
ment building in Gainesville will be
begun about the middle of October.
We congratulate our neighboring city
on her good luck and hope that her
building will be as handsome as
Ocala's is to be when it shall have
been completed.
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The sound of the hammer and saw
can be heard in every portion of the
city. One would not imagine fconi
the amount of building going IN in
Ocala that the panic had reached
down this far.