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The Evening Star
PORTER & HARDING, Publishers.
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You like a live town, don't you ?
Well, if you do, come to Ocala.
Lir's have a meeting of theciti -
zens and appoint a committee to
look after manufacturing enter -
prises.
A great many of the orange j
groves that were thought to be!
perfectly dead are coming out
nicely.
One of the most beautiful and
healthy towns in the state is
Ocala. Pitch your tent with us if
you want to live in an enterprising:
town.
Don't talk hard times. It is a
fact that money matters are a little
close, mostly on account of the
bank failure, but let us push for
ward and we shall soon forget all
about the past while attending to
our increasing business, and we
will not have the spare moments
to stand around on the streets and
talk hard times. The freeze and
the bank failure combined have, of
rnnrsfV hffn n errant rl rnwhnrlr tr
our countv, but let us remember
that there are a great many worse! Mrs- Marion Ansley and daugh
u. . 11 u 4. ters are visiting Mrs. J. C. Porter
things that could happen tons. at Lake Weir
We have had no famines, no ! The Misses Brumby are enjoy.
drouths, no earthquakes to swal- ing the cooiing breezes of Lake
low up our cities, no cyclones to 1 Weir. They are entertained by
sweep from the face of the earth Misses Margerite and Mamie Ea
our homes. Some of our orange gleton.
groves have been frozen out, but Lake Weir is certainly one of
x. .u 1 i .u i .u the brightest and pleasantest
we have the land, the rain and the , , , fU ( T.
' . neighborhoods in the state. 1 hey
fcimsumium uiciuiuic uan idij,fa;are "having a series oi charming
large variety of vegetables, which
can be marketed early and good
prices received for the same.
While we are raising other crops
let us put out young orange groves
and it will be only a few years un
til we can inhale the sweet scent
of tht- orange blossoms and see
orange
golden fruit as
it
silvery rays of the bright orboflMondav afternoon a charming
uay. uoii t tatK nara times.
Excursion to Lake Weir,
On of the largest excursions of
the season was engineered by the
Plant system yesterday to beauti
ful Lake Weir. A train of nine
coaches was crowded, and but for
the breaking down of the boat
which was used in carrying people
across the lake the whole affair
would have been well-nigh perfect.
The grounds near the old Lake
Weir Chautauqua buildings were j
secured and put in splendid order
by the energetic traveling passen
ger agent of the Plant system, Mr.
H. G. Haycraft; comfortable seats
and an abundance of ice water
were furnished free to all. Divis
ion Passenger Agent F. M. Jolly
of the Plant system was on hand
and seemed to enjoy himself huge
ly, shaking hands with old friends
and looking after the welfare of
the party.
There is no prettier place in the
state for picnic purposes than
North Lake Weir, but before it
can be utilized to any advantage :
...:n u j
spur built to it. It is thought that
the Plant system will either build
a spur or deflect the main line of
the Florida Southern around by
this famous spot.
The famous plant system will
run a grand excursisn to Picnic
Island, Port Tampa, June 30.
Leave Ocala at 7 o'clock in the j
1
morning.
Fare for adults $1, and j
50c. for children. Let everybody j
go and have a good time. 1 ravel-J
ing Passenger Agent H. G. Hay--
rmft hnz. inst hilled thf town with
the most artistic lithographic pic- j
tures of this
ever seen.
excursion we have
AGNEW AGAIN INDICTED.
'Three Charges Made Against Hirn in
the u. s. court.
We clip the following trom tne
Tuesday evening's Jacksonville
Metropolis:
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-The p-rand iurv came into the
U. S. court this afternoon and pre-
1 sented another indictment
against
jE - W- Agnew, president of the
j suspended First National bank of
j cala making now three against
I him. The one found today charg-
affairs, fraudulently issuing and
honoring notes for his own benefit
ec-
When court opened this morn-
ing Agnew was arraigned upon
the- inrHrtments found Sntnrdnv.
and his attorney moved for a con
tinuance, and owing to there being
no funds to pay jurors or witnesses
with, the motion was granted, and
Judge Locke required bail in the
sum of 10,000 for his appearance
for trial on the 2d of December
next. He was allowed to file;
special pleas on that date. Mr.
Agnew said he could give the bail j
in Ocala.
Whether additional bail will be :
required since the last indictment !
was found was not known by the j
marshal. j
Lake Weir News,
'entertainments weekly.
The first
was the birthday party of Miss
Alice Achison; next, a krokonole
party given by Miss Mary Turn
ley; tnen an ice cream festival at
the residence of Alfred Ayer,
given by the Young People's
Christian Union last Pridav even-
ling; a delightful musicale given by
gnstens in me,. p f r;,.nrfrio. rmri rm
lawn party at the beautiful place j
of N K Campbell, which was:
largely attended ana greaiiy en-
iye('
1
Cheap Rates,
On night train of the 28th and j
day train of the 29th the Plant j
system will sell round trip tickets j
from Ocala to Valdosta, Thomas- j
ville and Monticello for only$4-50.
Round trip rates to Bainbridge
same date, gS-SO, good 10 days
from fate of sale. For tickets call
on C. F. Faires
City Ticket Agent, Ocala House.
F. J. Huber, Ticket Agent,
Fla. So. Depot.
Annual convention of the Chris
tian Endeavor Societies at Boston
For the above named occasion the !
F. C. & P. railroad will sell tickets '
at the following rates: All rail, :
$38.25; via Savannah and steamer, ;
$34.40; via Mallory line, $31.90
Tickets sold by rail July 6, 7 and
8; via Savannah and steamer, July !
1 y HT H 7 T--7--
AfA. , ' v -74. T u,
All tickets limited to July
1, 5 ana o; via iuanory nnc, juiy 4. ;
31. Iron
j clad signature iorms requireu inn-
ited to a continuous passage in
both directions. For further in-!
S
iormauion, ticKeis, etc., uuu un
R. G. Blake, city ticket agent, or
John Dozier, depot ticket agent,
Ocala, Fla.
f . I A 1 A. 4m 1 I m
Cheap excursion to West Flor
ida on FYiday, June 28, good for
10 days. Rate to Madison, Monti-
cello, and Tallahassee, $4.50;
yuincy, ,5.
Found At Dunnellon, a month
rrrn n IVTnltc rrnc nciprl ni n
watch charm. The ownerjean get i
same by calling at A. E. Burnett s ;
D. E. Mclver,
'
UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER
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j
Carrying a full line of Undertakers';
Supplies, Wooden and Metallic'
. 1VUUW!
Orders bv mail and
TP PO
1
raph
promptly executed.
W A w
7
liller Block.
Red Oak House,
Board and Lodging.
Nice, larire, airv rooms, best of
' table accommodations, pleasant lo-
! cation, one block south from V. C.
; & P. depot, on Magnolia street.
; Kates nom 5c. ioi0upu ua.
Special rates by the week.
D. S. LITTLE, Prop.,
OCALA,
FLA.
THE
Sand Dodger
Shoe Co.
are selling at greatly reduced
prices, notwithstanding the ad
vance all round by the manufac
turers. Arlington Hotel.
Corner of South Main street and
Fort King avenue.
Rates, $1.50 and $2 per day.
Special rates by the week.
Best accommodations for the
money to be had in the city.
W. fl. Lucius,
Stnlls t nnd Citv Market.
. fc onstantl y on hand a full
,- of
Florida and Western Beef
Pork, Mutton, Chickens, Pggs and
Vegetables of all kinds.
Try our Silver Churn Butterine
on Ice.
T. A. YANCEY,
Butcher,
City Market, - Ocala, Ma.
PTsh, Game and Poultry.
Northern and Florida Vegetables.
New York, Chicago and Florida
Meats.
Orders from a distance
special attention.
given
The Boston
Tonsorial Artist,
Who is upstairs in the
Large, Cool Rooms
m tne oary J5iocK, is aoie to please
ail customers. ' Come ana see me.
Hair Cuts, Shaving and Shampoo-
mrr rlnnp in firQf.nin tic nrripr
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WM. JAHES.
Gary Block.
Charles Constans,
Foreign and
Domestic Fruits
Melons - on Ice delivered to any !
ArA . U1 i n i-i c
vegetables and all kinds of
-v - 4- C 4- C if tr
Country Produce.
ViTrn'
IS uts,
Tobacco and
stop when passing and examine
W. H. Chaille,
Ladies' and
entlemen's
Board and Lodging.
Opposite Post Office.
Miss M. J. Wilson,
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
Nicest Location in the City.
Special Low Rates by the Week
and Month.
MRS. T. J. OWEN,
PRIVATE BOARDING.
Best of accommodations, quiet and
homelike.
Also have desirably located Cot
tages to rent.
Mrs. D. M.- Hick's
MILLINERY
EMPORIUM
We carry a complete and well as
sorted stock of Up-to-date Millinery
Goods at the
Lowest Cash. Prices !
Call and examine my stock.
Millinery
e latest.
phe IjoWest P
rices
AT
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rowns,
Thomas J. Clary,
Justice of the Peace,
First District, Marion Co., Pla.
Office in Court House.
Prompt attention given to all Civil
and Criminal Cases under my
Jurisdiction.
OCALA,
Albert Wright,
FLA.
Attorney at Law.
Room 3, Merchants' Block,
OCALA,
FLA.
James H. Hill,
Attorney at Law.
County Judge's office in Court
J J &TT
House.
. G
RESTA
Mrs, 0. A, B
A. H. R. Fredrick, M. D.
Physician & Surgeon.
Diseases of Women and Children
a
Specialty.
j Office opposite Arlington Hotel.
! Ocala, Fla.
I R. D. Fuller,
i
j
Dentist.
Office over
Merchants' National
Bank.
OCALA,
FLA.
James Chace,
Dentist.
Office over First National Bank,
OCALA,
FLA.
K-F-Brown' M-D-
' 1hysician & Surgeon.
Box 382, Ocala, Fla.
Treatment of Canxer a specialty.
W. H. Marean, M. D.,
Homeopathic
Physician and Surgeon.
Klectro-magnetic and Massage
Treatment employed in treating
Chronic Diseases. Diseases of
Women and Children a specialty.
Office, corner of Second and Main
streets. Residence, corner of
Second and Watula streets,
OCALA,
FLA.
J ohn G. Reardon,
Attorney at Law,
Will practice in all Courts.
Union Block,
OCALA, - FLA.
James D. McConnell,
Attorney at Law.
Office in
F'irst National Bank
Block,
OCALA,
FLA.
E. P. Allen,
Attorney at LaAv.
Room 3, Merchants' Block,
1
jewelry store.
my stock.
OCALA,
FLA. OCALA,
FLA.