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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
5
The item lists dental offices in Ocala Florida and Athens Georgia, then details university tuition and housing ads. It cites Walter B. Hill as chancellor and notes a short academic term starting September 19 1900. Also includes Whitfield’s annual state ment showing bonded debt and state funds balances with cash figures and school funds.
Fragmentary for sale notice lists items including a doodle seated axe, Rinse Laxey pearly new, a No Freeman foot cutter, and a cheap for rash listing attributed to J RK Sattan. Source text is garbled but indicates miscellaneous sale offerings and a seller name.
The Ovala Employment Agency announces services for all kinds of work in and out of the city. Call or write post office box S 2 or telephone for prompt attention. Managers are 1 K Tompkins and A D Brooke.
Ticket notices list early sale dates and round trip fares for a range of groups including Colored Od Fellows in Loolaville Kentucky, Mississippi Valley Medical Association in Asheville, G A R National Encampment in Chicago, Biennial Conclave of P O P Detroit, and Abion MacDonell as assistant, with limited validity through September and October and a small joist agent fee due at Chicago.
Ocala society and events: C J Garrett and various locals in town. Plans for a Monday ball game Ocala versus Gainesville. J P Moody joins Cohen Brothers in Jacksonville. Gen R Bullock returns from Jacksonville for state democratic committee meeting. G W Wells visits Seabreeze. Mrs Pearl Mascon returns from Sea Breeze. Jake Brown ill but improving. Mr and Mrs J G Ferguson at Mrs T J Owen's boarding house. Miss Miriam Pasteur leaves Ocala High for Summerlin Institute Bartow. visiting Tarboro NC. Gainesville Sun cites capital removal proposal to Florida voters east of Suwannee. Hon H F Rogers state inspector of convicts visits Ocala, touring camps and reforms. He departs for Hitmas camp with Mr Powell in charge.
The Stetson University in Deland announces its first college of Taw with Judge W A Hocker and I L Anderon of Ocala as lecturers. Tickets for summer excursions at low rates to famed resorts are on sale until October 31 1909. Southern Railway issues pamphlets on the Land of the Sky and Sunmet or Summet folders. Information available from W T Cosby in Jacksonville. Also ads mention Foley's Kidney Cure and job ads for wholesalers and sales reps, with various prices and locations.
Odd fragment heavy with brand names and medical ads. Mentions Winter smiths products, Foley's remedies, and local stores in Ocala and Chicago. General notices mix sports travel, patent medicines, and merchandise ads with little coherent story.
The Plant System offers a cheap excursion on Monday August 6 from Jacksonville to Ocala and return for 1.50 Leesburg to Ocala and return 1.31 High Springs to Ocala and return 1. Treatment mention notes a salve for skin diseases cuts sores and piles touted by an anti monopoly drugstore in Florida.
The Ocala and Gainesville ball teams will play a game on the Ocala diamond Monday afternoon. The matchup promises to be lively and interesting and all spectators are urged to attend.
The Woman's Missionary Society will meet tomorrow at four o'clock in the lecture room of the Methodist church. All members are urged to attend.
Mr Christian Kiebe had a new greenhouse built measuring 11 by 65 feet. It is fully glass covered and located south of town. The greenhouse will be used to grow plants for planting out on the farm.
A dated lease offering for Torpenting tie and chamber near Jutlette details terms with J Moorheat as party. The notice cites a privilege 10 1346 Heres location near the water and outlines occupancy and payment expectations for prospective lessees.
Local rains and thunder showers are expected tonight with a fair portion of moisture across the central region. Showers are forecast for Friday as moisture continues to move through. Moore.
A mixed fragment of newspaper ads and notices touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward offer and testimonials by physicians, plus various local business mentions. It includes farm products for sale, travel mentions, perfumes, hair tonic, and a political book advertisement.
Wartmann of Citea promotes cucumber seed and tested stock at low prices. Carroll merchants offer drugs, tonics, candies, and cosmetics with cheap rates and postpaid options. Various products include laxatives, candy, malt extract, and talcum powder from local vendors with promotional pricing and catalogs.
The funeral drew a large crowd at St. Johns burying ground with many friends in attendance. Due to absence of local preachers, lawman E C Collier of Cotton Plant officiated alongside Rev Kennelly and Rev M S Moser. W K Zewadski traveled from Sea Breeze for the service. General Robert Hallock remained in Jacksonville for a state democratic executive committee meeting, which adjourned to August 24 with discussion of primaries for appointing local officials including county commissioners and circuit judges. The Marion county party leaders expressed support for the idea and praised Hallock as a key regional statesman.
The firm of A C Rawls & Co in Montbrook Levy County Florida seeks to close out stock of general merchandise to focus on orange growing in South Florida. Sale includes goods and building, stock valued at 3.00, offered cash or cash plus security. Details from C C Rawls & Co Monthook Tawy County Florida.
An advertorial tirade promotes Kodot Deapeyela Care and Deapepties as cures for stomach troubles and indigestion, urging readers to visit Anti Monopoly Drugstore in Ocala Florida for purchases and political spending notes. It mixes political commentary with health claims and local business pitches from Garrett & Gerig's.
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