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Vol. II.-No. M.
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1896.
PUELISHED EVERY DAY IN THE WEE
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EPTSNQ SUNDAY.
TIIK CHURCHES.
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lows: Sunday school at 9:30 cm. ; receives $ko for puiyishirg the
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Wisconsin and Minnesota, but the
conditions arc different in
provisions
and placing
Kpworth League mcctm
.in. Midweek prayer
Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. All scats
are free and everybody welcome.
A cordial invitation ir extended to
st nincrs.
At the Uantiit church tomorrow sca.e, wnere no
the services will be as follows: rat for publishing
Sun Jay school, 9:35 a.m.; morning lhc in the hands of the masses,
service, 1 1 a.m.; 15 Y. P. U., 3oO Some $io,cco cr Si 5,000 a year
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tion would prove a gooci invest
ment for the state, as it would ob
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p.m.; evening
A cordial welcome to strangers.
At the Presbyterian church to
morrow services as follows: Sun
day school, 9:30 a.m. Service
at 1 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. Seats
free, Strangers welcome.
Grace church (Episcopal) ser
vice every Sunday 2t 11 a.m. and
8- p.m. by Rev. C. M. Gray, rec
tor. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.
W. L Jewett, superintendent.
Services will be conducted by
Rev. Father Louis at St. Philip's
Catholic church tomorrow at 9:30.
The public arc cordially invited to
attend.
Synagogue : Regular services
every Friday evening at 8 o'clock
and Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
conducted by Morris Rheinaur.
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church tomorrow
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OF OCALA, FLA.
A CARD.
3-00,000-
IIOTEL ARRIVALS.
TIIK OCALA.
II C Thorstcn, Troy, Ala; II A
Ford, city; Maurice Strauss, Dun
nellon; C W Kimball, N Y; J M
Richardt, N V; Frank Clark, Jacksonville.
THE MONTEZUMA.
H W Meeker. J A Mellon, B
Willett, G A Nash, J C Porter,
city; Geo Ausberger, Cincinnati;
I N Hugett, Rock Springs.
Ocala now has a furniture fac
tory in opsratidn, an enterprise
that was started this year, and is
doing a good business. She has a
cotton gin that will be in operation
by the time cotton is ready to
market. Besides these new enter
prists, there are many other facto
ries that have been in successful
operation for a number of years.
Now let us continue by building
a canning factory. Let some one
make a start in this direction.
Norton & Davis, the new propri
etors of the Ocala House Barber
Shop, will give you as clean and
easy a shave and as nice a hair
cut as any barber in Ocala. Three
experienced, fashionable barbers
in the shop. Call and give them a
trial. 3 24-tt.
Supper tonight is the last meal
The Ocala will serve until the fall
opening. The rooms will remain
open and the guests receive just
as good attention as formerly. Mr.
P.ogers will remain in charge and
look, well to the comfort of his
lodgers. The guests and attaches
of the house will take their meals
at the Toigne restaurant, where
Mrs. Lamb, the popular proprie
tress, has arranged to give them
every comf jrt in the culinary line.
Is your nervous system shat
tered ? Do not despair. Brace up
with Sabalena, which goes to the
brain and stays there.
Lieut. J. J. Meyler of the U. S.
engineering corps at St. Augus
tine is in the city to investigate
the matter of the phosphate mines
running the discharge from their
washing machines into the With
lacoochee "and Wekiva .livers,
which is seriously interfering
with navigation.
The Post Office drug store will
give you th e finest cream and best
drinks in th e city.
Ocala meicbanias and laboreis
are given eniplcymen on the new
depot, although the contractor
could get pie nty of men from else
where at less w?ges.
The editor of the Star is under
oblications to W. E. Cason for a
liberal supply of fine Jersey butter.
It Mr. Cason could have seen us
devouring the pancakes, after al
most swimming them in this fine
butter, it would have been useless
for us to tell him that it suited
our taste. Come apaia in the
same way, Brother Ca or we
mean many thanks, Brother Cason.
If your bicycle needs repairing
P. E. Williams, at the Ocala Wag
on Works, is prepared to do it.
All work lett at W. W, Condon s
jewelry store will receive prompt
attention.
Judge Marshall and Wm. Fox
were elected delegates to Rich
mond by the United Confederate
Vetera corps of this city and
leave tomorrow to be present at
The ladies of the Ladies Aid
society of the Baptist church take
jthis method of returning their
thanks to the many friends whoso
generously aideel them both by
their donations and patronage,
during the recent restaurant.
While they are under special ob
ligations for courtesies received at
the hands of George MacKay.
president of the gas company, and
to H. B. Masters, Hubbard & Mac
Duff, J. J. Gerig and F. Ii. Bug
bee. To every one of the good people
of Ocala, whose co operation help
ed to make their enterprise so suc
cessful, they are deeply grateful.
Mrs. F. R. Gary,
Mrs. J. E. Oates,
Mrs. J. H. Livingston,
Mrs. T. D. Crawford.
Executive Committee.
Accounts of Merchants and
Individuals Solicited.
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m iMonaa, lioxes to rent 5, .io ana i 5 per annum.
Call and examine the vaults.
II. C. WRIGHT, Cashier.
SPRSIMCS SEASOSy
The Latest
MilmeiT,
Pattern Hats and Bonnets,
and Millinery Notions.
Mrs. C. A. Brown.
Ladies arc cordially invited to call.
Requisition papers have been
asked of (lovern r Mitchell by the
officials of Alachua county for the
purpose of bringing E. W. Welsh
from North Dakota, to answer to
a charge of forgery.
The Orinoco Social club of
young folks gave a card party last
evening at the residence of Mrs.
John F. Dunn on Fort King ave
nue. They report a very enjoy
able evening.
i!.acn 01 tne tnree excursion
the grand rally of the old boys of ; trains over the pjant System today
the gray.
Something New. Coffee and
Whipped Cream at the Post Office
drug store.
The republicans held their coun
ty convention here yesterday.
About 225 were present at the
meeting in the court house, neatly
all of them being negtoes. Resolu
tions wete passed deploring the
"Sheats law" and commending
the action taken by the gold men.
For Ice Cream and Cold Drinks
go to Post Office drug store.
Business was better with our
merchants today than during any
day of the convention, because!
nearly all ot th2 excursionists
came on purpose to buy some
thing.
Among the Hornos2ssa excur
sionists we noticed Sim Smith and
little daughter and nieces, Misses
Cora and Belle Smith, and the
Misses Brige; Miss Ada Whce'er
and Miss Beulah Burt.
C. E. Heston, assistant toj.
came loaded with excursionists,
who thronged our streets all day
and gave the c'ty a lively look.
As a result of the very cheap
excursion today over three sec
tions of the Plant SvBtcm abcut
a thousand visitors spent the day
in the convention city.
The Elks held a private recep
tion and banquet in their hall in
the masonic temple last night. A
number of friends were present
and a very nice time was passed.
Bev. Father Fox cf Orlando ar
rived today upon summons by tele
gram to administer the last rites
of the Catholic church to Miss
Marguerite Riche.
Owls have been
called wise
since one, a long time ago, discov
ered that he needed glasses, and
immediately put them on. You
who are working your eyes blind
emulate the owl put a pair of
glasses between your eye weak
ness and the world. Don't let it
go any further.
Accurate and careful examina
tions are made here. Oculists'
prescriptions carefully filled.
Come in today.
A. E. Burnett,
Ocala, Fla.
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Cheaper than Gas or Gasoline
Just the thing for summer
Call and examine.
Price, $6 50
S. R. B1RDSEY & CO.
THE
The section car ran over a doer
this morning, which threw the car
( off the track and hurt Foreman F.
J. Stafford and two of his men,
though not seriously.
Telegraph communication was
almost cut off here duiing the
night. Most of the wires were
crossed or grounded.
Strunk, in the Western Union! J. N. Edwards, candidate for
telegraph office, left tcday lor tax collector, has returned from a
Jacksonville to acct a simibr.po- week's electioneering tour through
sition.
the county.
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