The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-15
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An tn'ouragin. ont hook.
I'm every hand "" Sc" sign, ri i'm,
rroN"meht in all branches III industry.
There has been m"rr solid prngr,Ss in
th. south the past six months than ever
before IN III" same length ui time. With
the exception al rotton east Of thu Mis-
Nlse'rrl the crops generally proms.
we'll. Til" wheat crop. NOW l.ing har.
vested, Is e,"d and the Indications are
that the corn crop Will he better. The
area Of grain planted Is greater and the
l"ld something heavier IN NEST sections
Than last year. Such industries as iron,
AMI neatly all enterprises IN which that
great Prnluct enters, IN ON. form and
ah'ti"t, Az, booking up, AMI quiet bu,
steady movement going forward iui It's
lihal r'suscIiatlon. Manufacturers Of
various kinds, in all sections Of the cuun.
Try, are du,ng something AMI some Of
them ~" increasing their business. TIN,
labor troubles, if W." except the tanners
strike ~ Massachusetts,, are about over.
AMI the lahrrrrs returning To their Va.
ri"lis occupations. The lahor,rs are uoor
m sections where the strikes and lck.
outs have prevailed TIN, summer and
last spring, but there are no further ndl.
cations Of "riou, Interruptions of gen
"ral traffic III closing down Of factories.
Money IL P'niy, beyond all opportunity
for ils employment this year. Owners of
larH" sums are seriously ia search Of safe
and rroiilal'lcu'.s their idle SURPRISES.
Real estate is holding its own. and in
som" sections Is rapidly advancing in
price. This generally favorable outlo,k
must h"ncit Florida alike with all other
sections, and IN many respects to much
larger degree. We have special induce
m,nts Tor capitalists and for the lalurrr.
IN" public has been quick to recognize
tins. and rs soon as cool weather comes
We will feel a steady and firm incrcas,
ct trade and appreciation Of values not
heretofore experienced. We shall h
greatly disappointed " this section of
Florida does not see better times this
fail. IN general way, than the two past
winters. MI over The South. including
Florida, all kinds Of new enterprises
are sprnglng up, Eairoa,ing never
seemed 30 active. Manufacturing also
Is springng up on every hand. The
amount OF capital invested IN various en-
terpris"s IN Florida for the first six
months of this wear j., fully double what
Is was the same period last year. The
character Of the industries are great,
improved also. Such things ~ carriage
ami wagon factories, brick yards. wood
working, ice and cigar factories, sugar
mills, furniture factories and grist mills,
machine shops, foundries, artificial stone
factories. planning mills, lime works, etc.
are among the number. These enter,
ptIscs are sure Indications Of prosperity
and success they give employment To-
skilled lahprers and bring money to the
OWNERS. These enterprises are confined
to no particular section, but are dstrih.
utcd all over the state where transporta
tI"n facilities are ENJOYED. All centtts
If trade must feel their general progress
and enjoy the benefits that vii, follow il.
l'alatka's lncatlun is IA certain guarantee
of "A good business this fall and "A steady
increase in all her industries. The larsr
block of buildings now in course of CON
structinn l., the Florida Southern rail.
roa,l company, will. when once occupied,
tend To- concentrate wholesale, trade AZ
this point for the consumption 1T "A vide
linErh surrounding country. Wrtake
oolid comfort from the favorable niira-
tons that present Themselves, and share
with the readers Of I'm NEWs oar hnue-
FIJI feeling nn the daily promise 1T better
and more promising times.