The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-05
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TIE rneuIi-rs u the Old Putnam Bra.
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tsr. are reiua-,4l - meet a, the engine
ho1-e N Thursiay erening a, : O'Clock.
fot .s.e rsirpD-e Il 0rganik.nZ the land
, They Etfe a full set Il Instrument. and
The band wOall H. quite az acquisition
J! q .h5uld ~ properly organizSd This
rslns-. % insIe by Nf. H. J Manucy,
tie .e,re,aty on band.
CAP, II 4, Anderson. the .aund.r Il
Mariner. take, i~arlachen. wa. an
APR latet caller At THf NEWS ofIire
yes',fiay. He has recently tur,ha.ei
the mercantile stock ~ Mr. {. /. Dey.
: efeur. and viii CynIGc, that busine.
hereafter. The Captain will prove a
success a, an, thing be undertakes, from
commanding s,aunch vessel 10 wrap.
ping W spool u thread
On H.. iIlh inst. the local talent u
W.lasa will pre."nt the drama Down
by the Sea- at Broad. Hall, FOR the
l"nsii; u the Methodist church at tina,
plac" The ladies and gentlemen VINO
will take Tar, in the drama are now
holding series 81 rcher.als, and will
present the play IN the lest shape and
aill give oil who attend nm evening u
rare enjoyment.
J.. \. Garrison, h-y. la- righ, ~ ten
jersey COWS, 10 which there will h.
added in few days. twenty more. MA.
. king v" believe. the largest herd Of
Jer-'e, in the State. They are thorough.
bre,ls. handsome, healthy anl average
'those that b" milks twelve quarts IL
rich milk yer day. Mr. g. is engaged
in the dairy business. He will supply
the Putnam House next winter with
milk The additional Jersics mentioned
viii BE- ant from Boston by ]. " can
dIer, Eu. President Of the Florida
Southern Railroad company who j. a
brother in-lnw - Mr.. Garrison
Mr.. !. \. Garrison, living out on the
Heights, informed u, Las, nigh, that hi.
orange trees we're putting on second
bloom, aud the promise u favorable for
much larger crop than a, first indica.
ted. provided the blossoms "stck." The
; weather !. quite fay orablc al present for
the growth of fruit and there i. every
reason 10 supi.b" that the second bloom
Is one thai will result fayoraily Tor Nh
enlarged crop. II IL not, - cuafse. u.
ten that orange, or other fnit trees.
3 sport with themselves IN this manner.
/, but 81 the cold weather Put them back.
ward, IT ia not surprising. or unnatural.
that they should desire 10 come to the
/ front with II later crop after fecuIsrat-
ing hginewh hat from III. terrible cxper.
fences Of lat winter. We may expect
to hear 81 nt her groves doing the same
thing in Other parts Of the county and
state.
Mr. /. A. Mann, editor of the Halifax
Journal, published n, paytona, stopped