The Ocala Evening Star (Ocala, Fla.)
October 5, 1895

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Vol. 1. No. 10 OCALA, FLORIDA, OCTOBER 5, 1895. Price Five Cents PUBLISHED EVERY DAV IN THE WEEK EXCEPTING SUNDAY. IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN. Some Things You Know and Some Things You Don't Know. It was only a lew moved from frost last night. dt.-;rccs r C. F. Schneider is in town. Capt. Finch is m the city today. Wake Wells of Dunneilon is ir town. For Sale A 5x8' view camera. Inquire at this office. Mrs. J. M. Walkup of Mcintosh is in town. Nice fresh fat outside oysters at Gray's this evening, J. W. Bishop of Hawthorn was in town yesterday. Wm. Gray's for ycur fresh oys ters on ice. W. P. Harris of Gainesville was in the city yesterday. Foutz's Horse and Cattle Pow der, 20 c. at Tydiiigj. A. G. Dunstall of New York is at the Ocala House. Young chickens cheap constant ly on hand at Wm. Gray's. C. G. Lekrier of Dunneilon was in the city yesterday. Try our S irsapariila for all blood diseases, T dings Co, D. D. Crenshaw of Pughsley, Ga., is at the Ocala House. Are you wanting to sell goods? Advertise 111 the bi'AR. I Senator S. H. Hlitch, of Blitch I ton, is in the city. Est a oficma hace toda clase de For Sale. A nice young milch trabajo d z imprenta en ingles y cow, halt Jersey, with calf two and espanol. lone half months old, cheap lor cash. Apply at this orhce. TT T w W. N. Camp, of the Albion phosphate mines, is in town. Captain Thaver is in the city from B. Arentz's mines. If you have an old book that you wish to preserve, take it to the Witness job office and have it bound. H. L. Miller has just gotten down town from a two weeks' sick spell. Fresh oysters on ice will be found every day now at Wm Gray's. Maurice Riche has returned from a visit to his sister at White Sulphur Springs. E. B. Richardson's stable will furnish you a first-class turnout cheaper than elsewhere. Call and try his teams. Nice home-made quilts wanted on subscription. We came near freezing last night. The National Protective Legion is incorporated under the super vision of the insurance depart ment of New York. Three covered wagons of immi grants were seen on our streets to day. It reminded us of the west. For Rent. Two large, nicelv furnished rooms on Fort King ave nue, first door east from Dr. Fred erick's. Apply at this office. M. J. Sligh, agent of the Percy M. Rose Groceiy Company of At- A fuU lints of Buist's fresh seeds ianta. is at the Montezuma. at Tydings Co s this week. c v. lvicoy, tne ucaia mouse vv. lv. lwaxwen, r r. coiner s barber,wili give you the smoothest collecting agent, is in the city. Just Opened 10 assorted fail shades Flutter Duck. Dress Gooes at 9 c. yara at the Bazar Store. The hotel people say the north ern travel is picking up quite rap- industries. idly. A big line Boys', and Girls' Scnool Caps and Hats at the Bazar Store. and easiest shave imaginable. Hair cuts in the latest style. Col. Tom Harris has finished taking the census of the city, and is now taking: the manufacturing: Call and examine new samples of clothing from Jacob Reid's Son's. F. W. Ditto, Agent, Wei he's jew elry store. Rev. J. C. Porter will return in a I few days from an extended preach ing tour in the northern part of the state. The National Protective Legion of Waverly, N. Y., on Sept. 26 paid to John Yatch $15 tor one week's sick benefit. Mrs. J. H. Wertz, who has been very sick and not expected to live for several months, is now slowlv recovering and is able to sit up. Preparations for the firemen's trip to Atlanta are nearly com pleted, and the boys are very anx ious to be off, and try their met tle. Figures do not lie. Multiply 36 by 7 and you have $500 provided you invest seven times thirty-six with the Covenant Building and Loan association. Ask M. M. Little about it. Mrs. C. H. Colby and brother, E. F. Bickford, of Meredith, N. H., will leave on the 8:h for that place, where Mrs. Colby will make her future home. Wanted. A few private board ers, ladies or gentlemen. Conve nient to public square. Rates rea sonable. Mrs. 'i hos. J. Barnes, corner Main and North Third street E. Francis Johanet, who has been on a visit to his parents for the past two weeks, returns tomoriow 10 the French phosphate mines at Luraville, Fla. Rev. J. E. Oates, the new Bap tist minister, has arrived and will occupy the Baptist parsonage. He wih preach from the Baptist pul pit tomorrow. aicncs. jewen v AND OPTICAL GOODS. Cleaning, Repairing and Engraving. Guaranteed First-Glass Work. North Side Square, Ocala, Fla. Fred .Wei lie JSfts.-i'-' JXL ''yr VLX .VLV US JxUS WW 235 Postoffice Drug Store, DEALERS IN Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c. Soda Water and Ice Cream. Physician's Prescriptions Corefully Compounded. W. A. REDDING, Hanager. &2 see. 7 Mrs. Wallace and child of Fer- nandina are visiting friends in the yUT fal1 Sarde- ant Pnty of city. Fine fresh water fish today on ice at L. S. Black's, stall No. 11, City Market. truck. You can sell it to good ad vantage this winter. R. L. Anderson, a popular at- For Rent. A ten-room house. Hot and cold bath, two blocks from square. Apply to H. G. Hay craft an citv ticket office ot Plant a. j 1 r I torney, rcturncu ycsLcruay irom System. his Atlanta trip. t Miss flattie Curry, tne pretty Isaac Stevens has cottages to r rent trom to 15 per month iit" autuo, s.a.m. each. UP yesterday atternoon to spend CJii nr or iit-h Viur norontu laundry has just recovered from a School Crayons, per Box, 7 c; hr,rf uttnrlt nf fi-ur est jlsuck ink, liottle, 4 c; late rencns, per doz., 4 c; Hcst raicon I m ft Take your prescriptions to 1 en, per doz., 5 c, at tlie Bazar Tvdintrc Xr Co. and P"et the r otore. prices. Only pure drusrs used. Hie Covenant Building and Loan association will pay you 8 per cent for the use of your money, or :oan vou theirs at 6 per cent: Time is almost ripe for planting HVhich do you prefer? M. M. Little will explain to you. A. R. Taph, a former resident of Cincinnati, but who has with his family resided r ear Ocala for some time, has returned from a summer trip to Cincinnati. R. E. Yonge, jr., has in stock a supply of patent gas lighters. You light the machine, then turn the cock and light the burner at the same time. Only one match to the house. Call and see them at I R. E. Yonge Co's. George D. Courtney's City Market Grocery, is the best place in the city to buy your fresh groceries. A complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries constantly on hand. I keep every thing in the grocery line. Country Produce, Chickens and Eggs bought and sold. Bread, Pies and Cakes fresh from the bakery. GrivB u. Call aisd iscs Cots vincgjd. One Door North from City Market, Ocala, Fla. Hlh Grade Goods, Low Grade Prices. Repairing and Engraving. All Work Guaranteed at A. E. Biiriiett'S, Jeweler Merchants' Block, OcaldFla. W. S. GASKN, The G-re;e;n. J. H. Benjamin, the handsome, efficient, industrious, amiable and pious foreman of the Baptist Wit- ness, is very sick, but still manages The town is full of country peo to sit UP set P6 and throw his Major Abe Martin, traveling pie today, and business with our suck at everytning mat annoys agent of the E. T. V. G., is in merchants is better than it has him the city for a few days. been for some time. J Mrs. J. T. Yonce, daughter See our new shades Fiutter You can carry 1000 to $5000 Blanche, and litt'e niece, Juanita, Duck Dress Goods at 9 c. yard at for $24 to 33 per year in the Ma-! arrived yesterday trcm Appleton the Bazar State. tionai Protective Legion, r. C, W. Citv. Mo., and are visiting Mrs. B. A. Close of Jersey City, N. J., q111 MUchssU j Yonce,s daughter, Mrs. R. R. Car- who travels for P. Lorillard Tobac- j r0J1- iVAr- once, wno was in ucaia Messrs. Riche and hrancis Jc- a few months 3go, will arrive in hanet will entertain a few friends the course of a week or two with a at the Riche mansion on Ocklawa- car of household troods and will ha avenue this evening. Music, either reside in St. Petersburg or vocal and instrumental, will be the Oca a, th ;y are not iullv decided (.ading features 01 the evening. which. Keeps constantly on hand a full line of Choice and Fancy Groceries at prices not excelled by any house in the city. Poultry and Eggs, Fruits and Vegetables, a Specialty. Come and give me a trial. I keep everything in the eating line. Remember the place. West Side Dunn's Park. W. S. GASKIN, mm PATRONIZE co Co., is at the Montezuma. On and after October 1 the of fice hours of the Internationa Ocean Telegraph Co. wiil be from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. instead of 8 a.m to S.3o p.m. J. H. Strunk, mr. Bring us your Job Work, if you want it done neat and at Reasonable prices. 4g -mm OCALA HOUSE BARBER SHOP, C. v. M c c o v PROPRIETOR. The oldest and best established Barber in the city. Only expert workmen employed.

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