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OCALA - - FLORIDA'
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MILLER BLOCK. CORNER MAGNOLIA AND Isl ST.
THEOCALA BANNER
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0. L. BITTINGF.R, City Editor.
All tic tires, ij’-.irr iaKt's, iH-aitn or resolutions ol
respect anil Cnlnloleme over U.. lines will be
charged for at ibe r.i. of one c.-.t k w..ril
E npreetdeuted Newspaper Combine.
THE OCALA BANNER ami Week-
YL WoKLD one year, for only sl.lio.
The BANNER auil World Alumnae,
*1.20. RAN'NKK, Weekly World one
year and Woild Alumnae, all three for
*1.85. Audress, OCALA BANNER,
Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala Ban nek and the Atlan
ta Weekly Constitution, for one doi.-
i.ak and fifty chnts a year to CASH
subscribers. The Comtiuitiou is the
best weekly paper in the country, and
is emphatically the people’s paper.
The Banner and Weekly Citizen,
Jacksonville, one year for only one
dollar aud a half cash, in advance.
The Bauuer’s circulation guaran
teed to exceed that of all the local pa
pers in Ocala. Best advertising uiedi
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urn iu the county.
Hon. Dixon Irvine was in the city
Tuesday.
Hon. P. P. Bishop and wife, of Cit
ra, were iu town Monday.
The VV. H. Harris’ Nickel Plated
Shows will exhibit iu Ocala March
12lh.
Of course Ocala will have a write
up in the “Great an 1 Good.” Aud
she’ll have it hig.
New jewelry at NVeihe’s*
The hardware house of Hubbard &
MaeDutT received this week a car
load of doors and windows.
Always goto David sou & Van Echop,
the Genls’ KurnUhers.
Mr. Ed. L. Root, of the enterprising
furniture firm of Root & C'o., is cou
liued to his bed with la grippe.
Davidson & Van Echop, The Haber
dashers.
The steam well boring tirm of Mc-
Kay & Alieu h.;s been dissolved. Mr.
Allen eoutinues the business.
Read George W. Greene’s change of
ad iu to-day’s Banner. Lovers of mu
se will find it to their | rotit to do so.
Lovers of first-class apples can find
hem at Smith's.
THE OCALA BANNER.
PtfMONAL.
Mr. and .Vrs. S. T. Bentley, of Geor
gia. are visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Z. C. j
Chambliss.
Miss Annie dal to, of Millwood, is
in the city, the guest of her cousin,
Miss May Martin.
Misses Daisy aud Pauline Israel are
visiting their aunt, 5 rs. P. Waiter,
of Jacksonville.
Mr. Sydney J. Bowie, of Alabama,
is on a visit u> bin wife and father-in- i
law, Mr. Wiiiis Etheridge.
Misses Ireau and Susie Zehubar, two
very accomp,ished Jacksonville y oung
ladies, are visiting Mrs. Authouy.
Mr. Lemon and wife, of St. Louis,
who have been some time iu Ocala,
left Wednesday for Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. L. i- a great sufferer from rheuma
tism.
Geo. P. E. Hart, ex-editor of the
Belleview Blade, but now-a d> lii :• nof
Crosby’s nourishing colony iu DeSota
county, was in town during tne past
Week.
Mrs. Hohenburg and children, of!
Wetumpka, Ala., accompanied by-
Mrs. Kosetiburg, of Selma, Ala., are
ilia visit to Mrs. Chas. Rheinauer and
Mrs. M. Fishel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Dumas, prominent
society people of Macon, Ga., have
been visiting Mrs. F. H. Lytle, of Stau
tou. Tile former lias returned home
to look after his large wholesale busi
ness.
Mr. C. A. Felber, C. E., assistant en
gineer of the United St itesanny, who
has been in charge of the government
work around Savannah, was iu the
city Tuesday on a visit to his friend,
Lr. Grotlie.
>ir. Sears, proprietor of the Planters
House, has sent to a Pennsylvania
kennel fora pair of English Mastiff
puppies. They are tine dogs, and
among tin* be-t species of watchers iu
the land.
Rev. Mr. Mahon, of Humbolt,
Tenu., tilled the pulpit of ibe Baptist -
church Sunday night aud preached a
very fine sermon. Mr. M. is here for
his health, and we trust he will re
ceive tiie benefit desired.
Mr. M. \V. Groves dud wife, of Illi
nois, and brother-in-law to our enter
prising druggist, 11. U. Groves, have
come to Ocala to live, and have taken a
position iu the Merchants’ Block Auti-
Mouopoly Drug Store.
Mr. John 11. Yemen, a former resi
dent of Ocala, but who, for several
years has lived iu Tampa, lias come
back to this city to make it his home.
He has embarked iu the vegetable
and poultry business. The Banner
wishes him success.
Mr. F. \V. Deuis, who has been
spending the past three months at
(Jampville, constructing for the Camp
Bi -os., tirick manufacturers of tiiat
place, one of Denuis' celebrated Flor
ida Down Draft Brick Kiln, returned
to Ocala with Mrs. Dennis Saturday.
Mr. Deunis’ new process will enable
the Camp Bros, to make brick equal
iu quality to any made iu the United
States.
HLLD IN CCAtA.
The Annual Meeting of the Marion
County Sun .''a/ School Association.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
were held the auuuil sessiou of the
Marion County Sunday-School Con
vention.
It was w-ell attended by delegates,
while the audience tilled the Metho
dist church ami Tuesday night every
seat was occupied.
The exercises were of an interesting
! and high order instinct with great
>p rituality.
G. Enloe, tiie great Sunday school
worker, opened the meeting. Rev. J.
M. Pike, in the absence of Judge Bul
lock, owing to illness, spoke the words
Yf welcome, to which Major S'.roug,
of Belleview, fittingly responded.
Rev. Win. Shaw, of Tempi" Mills,
whose Sunday school work covers three
states, greally pleased his hearers by
his aide talk.
The great drawing card and inspir
ing lecturer was ltev. Dr. F. J. Tyler,
of Birmingham, Ala., on Normal Bi
ble Lessons. He delivered four lec
tures and the las was, if anything,
more interesting titan the tirst. He
was voted a revelation iu the sugges
tiveuess aud greatness ot hi.; interpre
tations of God’s word, to which he
has devoted twenty years of ins lii
The other speakers were Charles M.
Banks, of Boardiuan; Mrs. E. 11.
Swain, of Anthony, Rev. Dr. Parks,
who has been a missionary to China
for eleven years; Rev. H. i. Sterns, of
Candler aud Mr. Kuld, of Spriugtieid,
111. '
Owing to the serious illness of Mrs.
K. P. Gaffney, Miss Sadie Bull took
tier place aud filled it most acceptably.
M rs. E. H. Swain bad chaige of the
music aud with the assistance of her
Anthony musical co-laborers, her two
< harming daughters, Misses Gene aud
Della, ’• iss Emma Smith, Miss Edfth
Meadows and Mr. Charles Smith,
who, by his fine tenor solo, captured
his audiem*e Tuesday night, she
scored a pleasing aud gratifying suc
cess.
The reception at the Ocala House
Monday night was enjoyed aud appre
ciated by all. Music aud social con
verse were the pleasing features.
The following were the delegates:
Mrs. T. D. Wray, Columbia, S. C.;
Carl Harlan, Auita, Fla.; D. B. Og
den, Mrs Mary Layeoek, Mrs. A. D.
Moore, Mrs. D. L. Mark, Candler; A.
M. Coats, Weirsdale; A. A. Wilson,
Inverness; 11. H. Truitt, Evinstou;
Miss Frauds Gahskiil, John H. Bass,
.Mclntosh; J. N. Thomson, Richard
Carter, E. S. Uphain, Thos. Anderson,
South Lake Weir; Miss Della Swain,
Miss Gene Swain, Miss Edith Mead
ows, Miss Emma Smith, Anthony;
Miss Eva Colston, Louisville, Ky.;
Miss Maud Bass, Miss Ollie Richard
son, Boardiuan; Rev. Conrad Kuhl
nd wife, Springfield, 111.
The officers for ISIM are H. C. Groves,
president; Mrs. E. H. Swain, vice
president aud Geo. M. Taylor, secre
tary and treasurer. Executive com
mittee are Groves, I. Steveus, Major
Strong, Taylor aud J. P. Clute.
THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE.
OCALA, FLA.. FBI DAY. MARCH 2. IMR
THE COLDEST WE A .THE.t OF THE
SEASON.
Severe Snow iLterms in All Sections
Ike Thermometer 34 Degrees Below
Zero in Some ilacts.
Floridians may account themselves
happy this year. I hey have escaped
the great, blizzatd that bus been rag
ing furiously >u nearly ail sections of
the couniry the past week, in some
places in New Yoik state the mercury
fell tliii ty-ioiir degrees i.elow ;.ero. In
Vermont it was below, aud in ti e
western states it was excessively cold
and marked many degrees below the
freezing point. Atlanta, aud Macon,
and many Georgia dins were block
aded wiib snow aud the eats coming
into Jacksonville covered wnb snow
presented a strange spectacle to the
lulmbuuuts, many of wlmm had
never before seen the ‘‘beautiful
snow.” And see what our Georgia
contemporaries say of it:
The country 's it: a s iver,
Ami tli vales \ ith Glow ;rc filled.
But ’taint that whu.ll makes us quiver
But the croaker—Lord deliver !
With:
The
Fruit
Crop’s
Killed !'■
So while we s rrow for our neigh
bors we have cause to rejoice for our
selves. Here the teuuerest spiig has
been untouched. We have peaches as
large as birds’ eggs aud our orange
tress are white —not with the “btauu
ful HO v"—hill with white scented
blossoms.
While ail other states of our uuiou
are snow bound vernal -pring is io he
found alone iu Florida, with birds car
roling their songs amid sweet scented
flowers and iu tiers iu full Iruitage.
Florida is blessed among all the
states.
Constipation and sick heauache
positively cured by .Japanese Liver
Pellets. 60 piils 25 ets.
A Cutting Scrape-
A Mexiaan and a Cuban became in
volved iu a quarrel Saturday night on
North Magnolia ireetaud before the
end of ilte melee both became serious
ly cut. One is in jail aud one in bed
at Marti ( ity.
Awarded Highest Hon
ors World’s Fair.
BA JNG
PO lIR
MOST p; XT MADE.
A pure Grape C e : Powder. Free
from Ammonia, A ' ier adulterant*
40 YEARF L■' vSDaRD.
Fa- ritO.'i BL . lIkLINE i/.
Grand Opening Monday and i uesda;,
March sth al . vth.
Tiie Buui.t-r takes pleasure iu ■ 1-
rectiog the attention of its nniu.. lady
re id 1- to the fact that anew oiess
maaiug ami millinery e.-t lidishmeut
has located iu c,euia ami established
in Condon’s jewelry store ou Ihe
side toimeriy oicupie i by Mrs. Rey
nolds. M.s. 1. Steinberg, of New
Y’ork, is tiie proprietress, aud comes
recommended us uot ouiy an estima
ble ladv but a genuine i.r.ist iu her
lint*.
Tiie stock of millinery is complete
in newness and uoveily aml selected
with an eye single to pLuse those
whose last, s are plaiu or their, fancy
leads them to seek the richest mate
rial aud most striking colors to adorn
the head. Ordt-rs for dless-musing
are particularly requested as Mrs.
Sternberg lias secured a Chicago uio
j dos e, whose exp*, rienee aud success
1 in iter line ot artistic gowning for la
; tlics is ail assurance that the most < x
! acting'ami fastidious iu style aud fit
will b picas* and with her work.
So confident is Mrs. (Sternberg of
j tin- ability of her dress-making ur
-1 tist to please all tiiat. she especially iu
vinsalrial from those O ala ladies
who have iieeu 111 tiie iiabit of sending
their orders for dresses to Jackson
ville and oilier large cities.
| The Banner bespeaks for Mrs. St.?ru
| berg iu establishing herself in Ocala
in Ibe dress-making and millinery
j line a liberal patronage aud an assur
ance that good, meritorious goods ami
artistically fashioned in tin ir make
-1 up will be duly appreciated by the
! fairer portion of our community.
I Mrs. lo's. formal opening will take
: place onday and Tuesday, March
sth and *>th, which dates the ladies
will please bear in mind.
| Rheumatism, Headache, Earache,
) Toothache, and Neuralgia, are only
; severe reminders ihut your stomach,
j liver and kidneys are not iu proper
working order, and that you suould
remove the cause at ouce. BcggV
Bio->d Purifier and Blood Maker will
posttveiy do this as it acts directly on
; tlicse Vital pans. Every bottle War
, ranted by J. B. Carlisle, Ocala.
Fishermen— Bi t no Fish.
Sheriff Hodge, ‘’Uncle” Jim Clarke,
Louis Volk and Mr. Harding hied
themselves o Cry stal River Saturday
night to commune with the fish mid
| oysters of that wonderful stream.
] Old Boreas look a h ind in the Snn
| day service aud created sucii a rum
i pus ou the waters that though ilie dis
i ciples of Bir Isaak Walton laJxired
j faithfully ou the turbulut waters and
in tiie troughs of same, they ignomiiK.
iously failed to catch a sucker, l>ut lost
tiieir diuner aud returned home
j strongly impressed with the fact that
it was cheaper to buy fish at home
than go abroad for them.
One day last week one of Marti
City’s energetic aud successful cigar
manufacturers shipped thirty cass of
cigars. They went to New York,
Chicago, Nebraska aud California.
Be oid Jui fc e Hill.
Mathews J. Nettles, of Orange Lake,
sue i Louis Luht 10: S<>:* aud the case
ha i a iieai mg Sat nt.ay morning.
Mr. is a manufacturer of veg
etable elates aud box Leads. He had
a iot of discarded b*>x heads which he
was using as itiei. Nellies came
aioug, aud seeing tUe waste asked Mr.
Light for theiu, and said he wanted
them to cove* his vegetaoles. Mr. L.
said Nittks could have them.
Netl.es put ihe box beaus in a house
and departed, and before he returned
for them so.d the same. During the
lime Nct i-s was removing tne box
; heads Ligiit loumi out he had sold
them and refused to deliver the bal
‘ a I c 1.
lienee lire suit. An intelligent
: juty awarded Nettles *lO damage. O.
j T. Given npp tired for Mr. Light aud
1 Hugh E Mill, r for Nettles,
j Auo.licr case was brough by L. D.
j Smith, of Welsbtou, who lost a vaiu
j able co.-. by failing 1 ut*> a pbospliate
I pit on lauds owued by the French
! Puosphute Cos. Mr. .Smith recovered
| for ins tow $2 1. W. K. Zewadski ap
j pea red for .-smith, while E. P. Allen
| represented the French Phosphate
Cos.
Si nic’lmig Unusual.
as a medical*, is L)r. Pn roe’s Golden
j Medical Disco.cry. Aud, because of
j that, tiler’s something usual iu the j
| way of selling it. v* here every other
me la in** of its kind only promises, ;
j this is g laranterd If i ever fails lo
: bent lit or cure, you have your money
:back.
It's the oniy guaranteed remedy fur
: every disease caused by a disordered
liver or impure blood. Dyspepsia,
Billiousuess, the ru<>st stubborn skiu,
! scalp and scrofulous affections, ev**n
i consu 1 ption tor lung-scrofula iu its
earlier stag- s, are all cured by it.
It purifiis and enriches the blood
rouses every orgau into healthful ac
j tion, aud rvstor.s strength aud vigor.
In building up both fiesh aud strength
of pate, pu.y, scrofulous children, or
t-. invigorate and brace up the system
; after “grippe” pneumonia, fevers, and
other prostrating acute diseases, noth
ing can equal the “Discovery.”
Catarrh is positively cured by Dr,
i Sage’s Remedy.
A Card of ibanks.
The exi eu ive committee of the
j Marion couu’y Sunday School Asso
ciation wi.-U to extend their sincere
i th iuks for the use of the Ocala House
parlors aud to ail hotels and citizens
1 who entertaiued delegates so geuer
! ous y.
G. M Taylok, Secretary.
AH S zes show cases
fo: sale st
Eemoved an,Engine.
It. L. Andersou, J. VV. Pearson and
D. A. Miller several years ago became
the owners ot the old Exposition
grounds, buildings and appliances.
Anion; tiie latter was an eng ue and
boiler claiu ed by the Ocala Electric
Light aud Power Cos. The latter par
ties attempted to remove the boiler
and engine but the parties above
named restrained them. Iu the
meanwhile they sold the boiler to Coi.
Nic Bareo. The engine remained
* there some time and was sold to Mr.
Jacob iiopt, but had uot beeu re
; moved.
Lost Saturday uigbt Mr. James
Uliambers, with his assistants, J. R.
j Mathews, Jas. Baggett, Alfred Gard
j uer aud a gang of men weut to the
grounds and uukuowu to Messrs Au
■ dersou, Pearson aud Miller removed
the much iitiguied engine. Of
course this mid uigbt act, when It be
came known to the purchasing claim
ant.-, raised quite a breeze aud the end
in the drama is uot yet.
Bcggj’ Little Giant Pills
Relieve Headache, Constipation ami
Indigestion. Try them. Sold and
warranted by J. B. Carlisle, Ocala.
Highly Complimentary.
1 Our promising young lawyer, Mr.
j L. N. Green, has been appointed by
1 Judge Broome, of the seveuth judicial'
| district, master iu chancery iu the
! cause wherein the Mercbaut Trust
! Compauy, of New York is complain
ant and the St. Johns & laike Eustis
■ K. R. is defendant. It is a very iur
-poriautaud responsible position and
w congratulate our youug friend ou
rtei iviug the grave trust.
e are eoustaully receiving
g< ods aud the latest styles, Davidson
& V u Echop.
; Bfrss Bill loiilste
for *IOO, is the biggest offer.
Upright Piano,
Square piano,
Concert Organ
Chappel Organ
Parlor Organ
and Baby Orgau.
Stein way,
Mason & Hanlin,
A. B. Chase,
Mathushek,
aud Sterling Pianos.
Mandolin,
Guitar,
Banjos,
Fiolins,
Autoharps,
and Accordians.
Flutes,
Glaronets,
Cornets,
Flagolets,
and Fifes.
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise,
at the Ocala * Music House. Montezu
ma Block, F. W. Hunt, Agent tor
udi M. H.
| MOFFETT'S, f
|thk
Place to buy and sells
Household Goodsj
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Remember-
That if you wiah to take advantage
of Colby’s Free Crayon offer you bati
belter uo so soon as it may be discon
tinued at any time. l-2a-S*4 d-w.
for Bale 10 Acres Laud
one mile Hour Ucaia. {suitable for
lruit or vegetable growing.
Aduiess E. C., Box 007, Ocala
Fla. uxwi-lUtl
J. Barkei'a Xaiioring De tarur.eat.
Hus removed uutu ibumpsou’s
bloca to ii-aaer’s new block ou Expo-
MUou OUvel, wnere be will continue
bis business of cleaning aau iepwuiug
suits. V lii uisu Lave in stock a Hue
bnc of pants aud suiting. J. JLtaikwr,
Butler s new block. ib-o-lm
Pomona Bursery Stock.
Every desirabie variety aud kiud ot
lruit trees soiled lor 1* loriua a soil aud
F ionua slock for sate. Bedued iu iot
uur'.L side of public square. Kray bib
uiw iiCiggauue, nursery in eu, Ucaia,
t U. Urb-Wt If.
For Rent.
A four room cottage in good repair
aud neigbuoruoud. inquire at Ban
ner office. f ltklm
Finest ft arsery atock in the State
Consist.lug o i buddeu orange, ietuou
and grapc-iruit trees. Auy age de
sired. i Uose in uced ot nillserj stuck
can make no m.slake iu quality or
price by auures.-ing or caning ou E.
D. Coates, auuuiu, Fits. lU-27 tf.
first-Ciass Livery Service.
The ieadiug livery meu of Ocala
(Single or double leailis aud saddle
horses at Liddou Bros., Ocala, Fla.
Ocala House Barber Ehop.
Get shaved aud bave your Uaffr cut
at ibe leaning sbop iu Ocala, bpecutl
atleutiou given 10 cbiidieu and anies*
uair cutting aud bang trimming.
Vv ork none sausiaclory oy exception
ally goeMl Wen amen in sbop oi'kw desi
nence. Ponce Ci .zette cudcuseiueui
MarcU lltn. itsbd. C. V. McCoy, Prop. ~
Fok Bale ok Rent.—An elegant
residence, nine r uui, ou corner of
(South Third street. Terms easy. Ap
ply to Dm E. C. Hood.
dAw 1-24
New Goods.
LOWEST .-. PRICES
Having just returned from the mar
ket with an elegant stock of New
Style Dress Goods, Trimmings, Laces,
Gloves, Notions, Gents’ Furnishings,
Ladies’ Goods and Children’s Shoes.
Trunks and Valises. I solicit a share
of your patronage. Give me a call
before making your purchase.
Very Respectfully,
G. A. NASH