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x LOCAL HAPPENINGS CI

Mr 13S Dphalf of Lake Weir

was visiting in Ocala Tuesday

MrsW M Jenkins of Sumter S

c is1 the guest of her daughter Mrs

fT C Hall

Mrs John A Hansbrough of

is the guest of her sisterin-flaw Mrs William Hocker

Jesse Williams left Tuesday after¬

noon for Sutherland where he will

attend the Methodist college

Mrs M H Neuberger has returnedsr

Ga where shehome from Augustaspent the holidays with relatives-

Dr Fred Blalock has returned to

fOcala after an absence of ten days

spent in Atlanta and at Madison

Miss Eugenia Fuller left Tuesday

tor DeCatur Georgia continue her

studies at the Agnes Scott InstituteTlft

Harry Bullock left Tuesday for

Lake City to continue his business

course at the University of Florida

The attendants at the Armstrong

Camp wedding spent Wednesday

afternoon most delightfully al Silver

Springs

Miss Kate Lang gave a very pleas

ant bowling party at the alley Tues

lay night to quite a number of her

endsMiss Mary Drake went down to

unuellon Monday for a brief visit

lWith relatives She returned Tues-

day noony

t Mrs Charles Tyler of Clearwater

f after a brief visit in Ocala with herI friend Mrs W D Graham returned

home Tuesday afternoon

Mr and Mrs Nathan Mayo andfKbaby after a short visit in Ocala

tit itll Dr and Mr W V Newsomfit have returned to their home at Sum4 1 merfield

Pure fresh drugs are the only kindsused in prescriptions filled by Tydings

Company Tell your yhysician to= 1ease your prescriptions there to be

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Strs Henry Stevens and baby of

Hih Springs after a short visit in

Ocala with Mr Stevens parents

land Mrs Isaac Stevens returnedhome Tuesday

Mrs C L Gamsby and son Cam ¬

eroirhave rooms at Mrs WilliamSinclairs for the winter They are

taking their meals at Mrs C Ji Phillips on South Third street

lIrF Lang has arrived fromft Ocala and has taken possession of

the fine PriceWilliams propertyS

which he recently purchased for 17

jfOOO The News welcomes Mr Lang

lsild his interesting family to Miami

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Dr II C Howard of ChampagneIllinois is in Ocala on a visit to hisson Mr E M Howard

I Mr B S Weathers has accepted aposition with the Buttgenbach Phos-phate Company at Holder and leisfor that place Monday He will make

i his headquarters at DunnellonI

i Mrs S E Apperson and Miss Mary-j Apperson of Mb Sterling Ky afterspending a few weeks in Ocala leftWednesday afternoon for Lakeland

l to spend the balance of the winterseason

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Mr and Mrs Sage of Lakelandwho have been spending the holidaysin Ocala with the family of their son

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Mr Chas K Sage returned home-

Vednesdayafternoon

Mrs Rufus Waterman and babyj son of Gainesville Ga arrived inOcala Wednesday and are the guests-

j of Mrs S E Waterman They willJ

Jremain in Ocala for a couple of

j nionths1

I Judge and Mrs J L Doggett andi Miss Carita Doggett of Jacksonvillej are guests at the home of Mr and-

I Mrs Clarence Camp having comefor the wedding of Miss Camp and

I Mr Armstrong

IMiss Minnie Barco spent Tuesday

in Ocala on her way back to AgnesScott where she is a student Shehas been spending the Christmas

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l season at Crystal River with herparents Col and Mrs NIC Barcot-

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Mr Wm S Crane of CaliforniaMd suffered for years from rheum

i tism Iud lumbago He was finally3 advised to try Chamberlains Painj Balm which he did and it effected aJ complete cure This liniment is forsale by the AntiMonopoly Drug-Store

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Mr Guy Ayer and his friend Mrj George Mitchell of Barnes ville GaJ who are studying medicine in Atlan-

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Ga after spending the ChristmasI and New Year holidays in Ocala withMr Ayers parents Mr and MrsAlfred Ayer returned to AtlantaTuesday They will stop over for aday in Barnesville

Mr John Halligan and Mr J M

Haley of Chicago Ill are in Ocalaand are the guests of Mr and MrsA E Delouest the first named gen-

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being a brother to Mrs Del ¬

ouest Mrs Blanche Abbot of NewYork City a sister of Mr Dhlouestis slso their guest for the winter

I Mr and Mrs B F Hampton ofI Gainesville will remove here thisI

week and have leased the Coniff resi ¬

dence on East Second street Spring ¬

field The Misses Coniff will residewith them Jacksonville Sun

Mrs Hampton was formerly Miss

Harriett Whiddon of this city

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I fi Brilliant Wedding at the Baptist Church Wedrjesday1 Morning at 1030 Ocloc I-

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A Cviding of charming arrange-ments

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was that of Miss Lucy Campof this city and Mr George Ferguon Armstrong of Savannah at theFirst baptist church Wednesday

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morning at tenthirty oclockThe church was beautifully and

simply decorated no colors beingused save green JUH white Theprincipal decorations were four largewhite pillars trim ned with featherysmilax against a background of tall I

palms and ferns Suspended from I

the wall just between the four pillarswas the wedding bell of maidenhair-ferns and smilax tied with a largebow of white satin ribbon

I About one hundred invited friendsI

were present to witness the brilliant I

nuptials To say all the nice thingstiat could with truth and justice be

isaid would indeed exceed our limitsThe attractions of both bride and i

groom the prominence of the fnmi1

lies uul the taste and trouble ex-

pended¬

in the wedding preparationsmade it a long to be remembered-event

Before the ceremony Mr LeonFishel played a beautiful prelude In

G Minor and exactly at tenthirtyoclock to the strains of the Lohen ¬

grin wedding march the bridal partyentered the church the ushers enter ¬

ing first and singly up the right aislefollowed by the bridesmaids who

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came up the left aisle I

The bride in her exquisite wedding I

gown of Duchesse satin with finish ¬

ings of real lace with her beautyI

softened by the folds of illusion that I

fell to the hem of her gown was a j

vision of youthful ueauty and made I

every heart beat more quickly and I

silently congratulate the lucky groom J

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who had won her During the mar ¬

riage she was surrounded by ti group-

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very lovely girls and fine looking-men

The ushers were Messrs JosephNorfleet Ryland Camp and RobertCamp of Franklin Virginia andMessrs George and Frank Camp of

White Springs the five cousins of

the bride They vore frock coatsgray trousers gray gloves and tall

tsilk hats i

Miss Sallie Camp the brides sister I

and maidofhonor was lovely in a I

gown of pink crepe de chene withpink picture hat and carried an arm-

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of pink rosesI

The matron ofhonor Mrs Clifton I

Camp was very stately in her wed ¬

ding gown of white liberty silk withwhich she wore a white lace hat

The four bridesmaids Misses An ¬

nie and Jessie Nurney of Suffolk-

Va Miss Mary namp of FranklinVirginia and Miss Pallie Dekle of

Marianna Fla were very beautifullygowned in white crepe de chenedresses with white picture hats andcarried large bouquets of Parmaviolets with long streamers of violetsatin ribbon I

Miss Leta Camp the youngest sis-

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of the bride and Miss Carita I

Doggett of Jacksonville in daintywhite accordian plaited silk dressesand white poke bonnets as the flowergirls were very petite and lovely

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The groom and his best man MrF D Strachan of Savannah en ¬

tered from the vestry and met thebride who entered with her fatherCol Camp and standing under thewedding bell plighted their troth

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Lev L B Warren pronouncing the I

Capt and Mrs John L Inglis and

John L Inglis Jr of Port InglisMrs Meade A Love of Quincy MissAshton Thomas of Madison andMiss Riley of Jacksonville form apleasant party who are registered atthe Ocala House

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mystic words that made them manand wife

During the ceremony Mr Fishelplayed softly Thee I Love and OnlThee and to the glorious music ofthe Mendelsshon wedding march thebriie and groom and the attendants-in couples left the church

A beautiful wedding breakfast incourses was served at the home ofMr and Mrs Clarence Camp imme-diately

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after the ceremony to whichwere invited the attendants and im¬

mediate relativesThe entire home was profusely dec ¬

orated with bamboo In the largedining room were two tables atwhich were seated the guests Thebridal table was lovely in its whiteand punk simplicity In the centerof the table w fIr brides cakewhich was rnai t iif d with a bou-

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of 1file rose ied with a howknot of pith ribbon the entire con-

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being made of spun glasscandy the work of a fatuous Louis-ville

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caterer Loosely around thebase of the cake was draped whitetulle and smilax and at each end ofthe table was a tali crystal vase ofpink and white roses From thechandelier to the four corners of thetable and ending in large bowswere streamers of wide pink andwhite ribuon The place cards werehand painted in pink rose buds andthe monogram A C in one cor¬

ner was done in gold and each eon ¬

tained an appropriate rhyme painted-in gold The cards at the places ofthe bride and groom were heartshaped and contained the following-very suggestive verses

1 have met nauy 1 kci ro fewLined lint onethat one you

Tins deed knots u togetherFur tune ami tteriiit

The cream was frozen in the shape-

of pink and white rose buds and thebon bons were also rosebuds and thisattractive scheme was carried out inthe different courses wherever pos-

sible

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After the breakfast and heartycongratulations extended r andMrs Armstrong left over the Sea ¬

board for Cuba going via TampaMrs Armstrong wore a beautifultraveling snit of golden brown clothwith hat and wrap to match Theywill return via the east coast visitingMiami Palm Beach and other famouswinter resorts and after the first ofFebruary will be at home at theDe Soto hotel Savannah-

Mrs Armstrong is the oldestdaughter of Col and Mrs W XCamp of Ocala and is a very cul-

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and attractive young womanand she will be a charming acquisi-tion

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to the society of Savannahwhere her husband is very prominenti-n both the business and social worldAs Miss Camp she resided in Ocalafor only a few months since her re-

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from Europe early last fall butshe made many warm friends herewho will wish for her every happi ¬

ness in her wedded life

The out of town guests at the wed-

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besides the attendants were MrL G Armstrong of Savannahbrother of the groom Judge andMrs John L Doggett of Jackson-ville

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Mr Raymond Camp of WhiteSprings cousin of the bride MissLucile Colclough of Gainesville MrsW D Clark and little daughter cfSavannah sister and niece of thegroom

Through the efforts of the Georgia

Railroad Commission Macon willenjoy better freight rates Wonderwhen Ocala Palatka and other citiesof the interior of this state WIll ex¬

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perience a smilar blessing PalatkaI Herald

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OUR BANKWas born of necessity 7

allied strength in adversityDeveloped irith Prosperity

I l mnphed by FidelityIU7 Y ROE ft CJf LJfBLISS-

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A Book Party

Monday night Miss MargueritePorter entertained her young friendsquite delightfully at the home of hermother MrsJ C Porter on FortKing avenue All of the guests camerepresenting some well known hookand all had a good time guessingwhat each one represented The twoprizes lovely hooks were won byMiss Lida McDougall and Ben Toddthe former for guessing the most I

representations and the latter forhaving the best costume Fie repre-

sented The Boy Knight by G A

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After the guessing a heart game I

was enjoyed A big red heart was I

tacked on the wall and each one shotan arrow into it the one piercing itnearest the center winning the prizeThe successful contestant was MarionPelot

The young hostess was assisted byMrs Gottlieb Mrs Willis and MissEloise Miller and the evening was anexceedingly pleasant one

New County Surveyor-

Mr James R Moorehead who hasbeen county surveyor consecutively-for the past twelve years retired fromoffice Tuesday at noon and was suc ¬

ceeded by his brother Mr AlexanderMoorehead who recived his com ¬

mission took the oath and was dulyinstalled in office-

r= Moorhead made a most excel¬

lent and aceomodating official buthad so many contracts for surveying

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railroads and other big enterprises-that he found it impossible to any I

longer give the attention that theduties of county surveyor requiredand he was not a candidate for re ¬

election-Mr Alexander Moorehead his

successor has large experience isvery accurate and we know that hewill give entire satisfaction to thoserequiring his services and the recordthat he will make will in everyw ybe praiseworthy

Sickening Shivering FitsOf ague and malaria can be relievedand eared with Electric Bitters This-is a pure tonic medicine of especialbenefit in malaria for it exerts atrue curafive influence on the dishase driving it entirely out of thesystem It is much to be preferredto quinine having none of this drugshad after effects E S Monday ofHenrietta Tex writes Mybrother was very low with malarialfever and jaundice till he tookElectric Bitters which saved hislife At Tydings Cos drug storeprice 50c guaranteed m

The Ocala Bainer Designated as theOfficial Organ

The first act of the board of countycommissioners upon their organiza-

tion

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was the designating of the OcalaBanner for the publication of thedelinquent tax list for the year 1904

This was done at the suggestion of

the retiring member Hon E LTtmannThe resolution was made in due

form was heartily seconded andpassed unanimously-

This paper returns its profound 1

thanks for the honor conferred upon-

it and assures the board that thecompliment is duly appreciated andbelieves that their action will meetwith the approval of all concerned

Among the good things vouchsafedto Ocala for the New Year are thefollowing viz A new court house-

a new government building a hardroad to Dunnellon It looks likeOcala is going to near her best biband tucker iri 1905 rI

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1 louse and lot on Ocklauahaavenue between the residence ofMr Tydings and Mrs Ilowselate yvacated by Dr W V Newsom

2 Two story house and lot onSouth Orange street belonging toMrs Annie Martin and next doer-to residence of D S Wooctrow

3 All of block 22 CaldwelPs ad-dition to Ocaia one acre being theproperty immediately north of Mr-J R Mooreheads home

4 The Alfred Davis house and loton South First street next door toJ A Pittman Sons furniturestore 1

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5 Lewis Plater workshop on SouthSecond street

5 The Campobello Plantation 2 12miles southeast town consisting-of

a70 acres cleared and fenced land

and 165 acres of mixedoak hickory K

and pine land of first quality 6room house outhouses etc The T i

property is right on the A C Lrailway and has a fine depositlime on it i

7 The Rogers place on the south ¬

west edge of town consisting of a ttwo story house and SO acres of W

land-S The Wade Hoard property con-

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of small house and lot duesouth of D E Iclvers residence

9 2 12 acres of land on South rTenth street adjoining property ofJ1 effort suitable for slh ividtbig into lots known as the Gambleplace

10 70xHO foot loton Wniona street < frtnext door to residence of R G

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