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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1903
Page
4
A jumble of advertisements and notices from a historical paper describes Montezuma Cafe and multiple merchants in Betle view and Ocala offering meals, oysters, crepe tissue, tobaccos, and luxury goods. Mentions of Mrs. Churchill Lanter, J. Star Stormberger, Taylor’s Peacemaker, and various local names appear amid toasts about cellars, lard, drugstore promos, and beacons to visit for goods and services.
Forecast calls for freezing temperatures tonight across the southeast portion with frost in the southern sections. Strong winds and clear skies may yield a cold Friday with below freezing highs and continued frost risk in exposed areas.
One hundred dollars reward offered for proof of cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice claims endorsements from West & Triax, Waldise, Kinnan, and Myrein wholesale druggists in Toledo. It asserts the remedy is taken internally and sweeps the system, with testimonials available gratis. Free bottles and sale by druggists are advertised.
Fragmentary notice reports removal due to sale of Mrs Chambers residence to Mr Gump. The plan involves relocation of the old Couch property toward Fort King Avenue with Mr Hall occupying the new site as part of the transfer.
A fragmented issue presents a mix of local business notices and oddities. It mentions Ocala Greenhouse, a social gathering at a Presbyterian hall, room ads, trinkets for sale, and various local names, with health advertisement copy and a note about farm and animal show events.
A fragment shows furnished rooms at 12 North Watula Street with fire places, plus a nearby cafe named Mostezuma Cafe offering meals. Other lines mention W. Crosby ill at home in Tals city and a note about a naval meeting attendance.
A jumble of 19th century classified lines advertises jobs, products, and services. Includes help wanted for a sturdy woman, pharmacy claims, furniture and home goods, furnished rooms for rent, a horse an harness sale, milk products, and a bookshop with copyright fiction.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates and names in a garbled way likely describing a local event or meeting. It references a Friday and a person or group associated with an indeterminate activity, with scattered phrases about weather headgear and possible selections or rejections. Hard to extract concrete facts.
Anil danke offers a range of ledgers journals and time books with accessories at fixed prices. The catalog lists entry records accounting books and price details provided by Oral News Co for the Eat of the Gear market.
A local craftsman unveils a design heavy furniture collection noted for artistic detailing and bold shapes. The project emphasizes value and quality with a focus on sturdy frames and distinctive styling.
A fragment from a December issue of Good Route Maurine, published at 180 Nassau Street New York City, notes attention drawing roads near Marion and Ocala regions with a travel feature and a writeup on progress county commissioners visa matter.
The Carmichael and Son Co promotes Choke Coffee at 50 cents per pound and the option of a pound at 20 cents with caul and wy. The ad markets a superior brand of fast fly coffee and affordable footwear alongside.
A county tract four miles west of Gainesville is proposed as a poor farm with 3700 acres to be ded. Forest cleared and hammock land prepared for future development under the Ajvehun Rave lnight plan.
A. Eppins, a mill man at Santa Fe, is in trouble for obtaining materials for the present toi and tor. He went to Jacksonvile but warrants are out for him.
Biloxi pastor Reverend Llwheny, invited to lead the Quality Presbyterian church, announced he cannot preach this month due to illness in his parish. A new date is being arranged with the congregation.
An old time tonic called Nerve Restorer promises relief for nervous prostration with claims of aiding sleep at 1am. Advertised by AntiMonopoly Drugstore, the product allegedly contains opium in some forms.
Edsa Sandifer holder of Tax Certificate No. 261 dated 1884 has filed an application for tax deed. The property lies in Marion County Florida in the town of Notas and appears on tax rolls in Willem Lang name. tax deed will be issued if no compliance occurs by January 10, 1902. Clerk of Circuit Court Marton County Florida S. T. Sistrunk signs.
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