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Newspaper
Ocala Evening Star
Location
Ocala, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
5
Summer Specialties promote prettiest trimming and plain suit, adding grace and fashion to any dress. Dresses for misses feature rich fabrics and comfortable wear, combining excellent features with individual beauty. Mrs P W Biggs and her daughter travel to Allants for summer, Ocala News Co. will stock goods, W Smith of the Citas Chronicle visited town today.
Watermelona at the Hole to the wall. Limeates at the Postoffice Drug Miss Mambo Durandle visiting at Writney. Nathe Mayo of Summerfield was in Lowe Sunday. Frank 8 Turner of Cordeal was in town Monday. Cemetery lots cleaned and cared for by the Greenhouse. The Montexuma hotel was filled With guests yesterday. Rev. J. P. Reeves of Spring Park was in the city today. Flowering and Foliage Bedding Pants at the Greenhouse. Augustine steam launch Ice Cream Fruit Flavor at the Anti Monopoly Drugstore. Mrs J. E. L. Mallett and children have gone to Atlanta to reside. Pull one of time candy and fancy crackers at the Hole in the Wall. Go and see the new line of Lustic Hanging Baskets at the Greenhouse. The best supply of writing paper is the town at the Postaffios Deux Store. Thomas Sexton went to Newberry today on business for Ford and Hiller. Gestlse Root Beer served in German beer mugs at the Anti-Monopoly Drugstore.
An item from Ocala advertising pages notes a wide array of local products and vendors. It highlights Postoffice Drug Store items, remedies, and household goods, plus local notices on clergy and community events. The piece reflects a bustling storefronts scene with several named merchants and addresses in Ocala Florida.
The notice lists multiple events including the American Exposition in May to November, the International Christian Endeavor Convention in Cincinnati with round trip fare and flexible limits, and the National Educational Association in Detroit. It notes twelve hour quicker schedules via Southern Railway, various ticket sale windows from July 1st to 14th, and extensions to September or August at the organizer or railway discretion. It also cites the Epworth meeting in San Francisco with specific dates and return limits, and the Grand Lodge B P O E meeting in Milwaukee with round trip fares plus a $2 membership fee cancelation and sale windows in July.
To all points East including Washington Halliware and New York apply at city teliet office Seaboard Air Line Railway ext door to post office or write AO MacDowell Assistant General Passenger Agent Jacksonville.
A patent medicine claim asserts Jean O Harras tonic cures nervous debility lost vitality and memory issues from tobacco opium or alcohol excess. It promises hearthood clarity, restored vigor and youthful color with mail order at five dollars for twelve boxes from Anti Monopoly Drugstore.
C A Pyne was found guilty and sentenced to one year in the Georgia penitentiary. Judge’s sentence followed a trial in Valdosta Ge. Hom J M Johnson performed a noble act. his conviction was certain from the outset. Attorneys for the prosecution included Messrs J G Crawford W Thomas of Valdosta and J C Miller of Ocala.
An Ice Cream Rooms has opened in the Montezuma block beside Toph's real estate agency offering summer drinks and ice cream. They will supply cream to families at home in any quantity and promise a desirable article of cream and hope for liberal patronage.
Yesterday at 2 pm in the Methodist church Mr Wm D Alford of Irvine Florida married Mise Lyle Traul of Dayton Obbe. Amid ads for mouldings, herbs and tonics the itemized notes mention shop calls, real estate around Ukensvertes, cycling advice, and several testimonials praising Foley's Kidney Cure and Herb ine while local merchants advertise remedies and goods.
Weather forecast notes a cure for deafness involving constitutional remedies. Claims deafness arises from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube and presents a rubbing sound. Offers one hundred dollars for cases of deafness due to catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes related products.
A notice calls firefighters to a Wednesday night meeting at the fire station on June 19 at 8 o'clock. The object is to organize Fourth of July celebrations and municipal readiness, with all members urged to attend and participate. Chief W. C. Bull signs the notice.
The Magnetia Club plans a cake walk at the armory on July 4 with exceptional specialty work and a large anticipated crowd. Proceeds aid club expenses as they fund improvements in the Witness Building rooms on the third story. Mrs Ottensesser and children Nathan and Heatrice depart for New York for the summer, leaving many friends behind.
Fragmented catalog and notice items show Otis prices on coats and thread, servants furnished and a request for adopters, plus ads for Ocala News Company bargains on novels and cigars. The Seaboard excursion rates to Savannah and Columbia are announced, along with Plant System travel and local hotel information. Judge Bullock relocates his boat to Silver Springs for the season.
Full er dentist R Fuller operates above Munroe and Chambliss Bank in Ocala Florida. J Chace dental surgeon maintains an upstairs office at Commercial Bank Ride near Peale Florida.
A dealer promotes a broad book selection with options for any binding and title. The note assures Li a thor is secured and invites stocking requests for Scala News.
A skillful shoemaker named Frank Lewis advertised at J M Neelys Show Store offering low prices and guaranteed work. The message emphasizes best value and reliable service from a local shop in the period storefront.
The text lists individuals visiting or staying through summer including J J. Gerig Mr. Boyntos Dr. Walter Mood Mary Jebus Louie artis RB Bullock Harry Mallett Mrs FW Bigge and daughter W E Connell and Miss le Lidden with unclear context or roles.
In New Quarters 4 El Vereen closes the Railroad restaurant and will feed his pod cane from the Club House on the square side. Vereen thanks patrons for their patronage and solicits continued support.
L. B. Vara of Strooksville, an extensive naval stores operator, toured the city on land business. Vara is interested in five large turpentine farms in Hernando county and spoke with a dealer who recently sold 166,000 acres to a large buyer.
Willie Charles, a member of Section Master Renfroe's crew, was fatally injured while cutting a fallen tree that bridged telegraph wires during a wind squall yesterday afternoon. The tree, about twelve inches in diameter, blew onto the wires and was held up by them before collapsing. Charles climbed the telegraph pole and was struck when the top fell, resulting in a fatal back injury. Newsom attended him at once.
In the city today W Pearson and Conteal are repairing pumps to be ready for work as business operations falter. A large rock pile is seen near the mp. The Woman's Home Mission and Evangelical State Convention for colored attendees meets in Ocala on June 20.
Special rates announced with ticket office information for Southern coast resorts and Susomer touriet tickets now on sale. Monteagle Assembly Sunday School Institute tickets go on sale April 4 11 and 12 at one fare round trip limited to August 25 1961. San Francisco convention tickets for Roworts League go on sale July 10 to 12 at $64.55 from Ocala and return limited to August 53 1601. Convention tickets on May 6 and 6 at one fare and limited to July 14 1501. Extension of validity may be obtained to September 1 by depositing ticket with joint agent Io Cio cinnatos or before July 1 and paying fifty cents.
Under orders of the Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Circuit Florida Marion County Deeds to be offered at public sale in front of the courthouse for Marion County Deats City on the first Monday in July 1901 between eleven o clock and a quarter for two described tracts totaling about thirty acres with precise boundary calls and subdivision details. GG Gilbert executor of T Warnell Tucker deceased acts. W E Sumpter Commissioner and W 3 Block solicitor for executor.
The Montgomery Advertiser death report of Governor Samfors is cited by Mrs. Robert Bixke for thanks to the Star editor. Local quotes praise a kidney cure and a patent remedy while audience members discuss energy restoration and Banner Salve. Various notes mention a Carter’s Pond picnic, a June 21 event, and a Gulf Coast lot sale in Ocala with a two story house and fruit trees.
An advertisement touts Botante Blood Baim as a universal remedy for conditions from eczema to cancer, claiming to cleanse the blood and stop pain. It urges readers to send for a free diagnosis by mail and visit Dr. Olam in Atlanta for treatment or home delivery, price set at one dollar.
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