The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-04-02

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Devoe predicts rain today, cool
weather tomorrow.
Several good horses for sale cheap.
j. 8. Goff.--8tf
County commissioners and school
board will meet Monday and Tues
day.
Beautiful shell souvenirs OF Punta
Gorda at the China store.--tf.
Mayor Porter has ordered an elec-
tlon to be held on the 2Sth inst to
choose IA town marshal.
For lowest prices IN stock feed, so
20 Lanier's feed store.--42
Attond tho moving show IN Nc.
Adow hall tomorrow night
Plenty OF Punta Gorda souvenir
cards now on sale In the stores.
MIR. aud Mrs. VIII Krause went up
to Avon Park, Sunday to visit Mr..
X s pare nts.
Suits for small boys, nobby styles
at r. @. Blounts',--l0
Grown chickens retail In this mar
ketat Toe. each; eggs, 26c.a dozen.
Bryant and Barker's bread, fresh
daily, at II. M. King's.-l2 IT,
Don't fail to read the local over.
flow" on seventh page Of this paper.
Get your spring and summer under
wear at n. q. Blount's
Judge and Mrs. Hand, of Racine,
Wis, who have enjoyed tho past two
months here, started on their return
home. Tuesday.
FCs stock feed CT GIL kinds, 80 10
Lanier's feed store.--s2
Complete change of pictures, all
new pictures, will be shown In McA-
dow hall tomorrw night.
For bicycle fixtures and houses TO
rent, 80 to Strobhar.--lO H.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, w. Smith, of the
city bakery, went up to the cattle
dock last Thursday afternoon, and
caught jewish that Weighed 100
pounds.
Nice line of boys knee pants suits
ust received at II. O. Blount's.--l0
At contest between ladies at
Charlie McLane's bowling alley,
last Saturday, Miss Reba Bourne
made the highest score, winning the
first prize, pretty silver bon-bon
spoon.
Feed for horses, cattle and chick
ems at Lanier's feed store.--42
Mrs. Sarah Matthews, of pittsburg,
Pa, arrived here today on n visit to
her brother, Mr.. WIN, M. Written, OF
Pineapple Center. For some time
past, she had been sojournlng in Or
lando.
Wade's Drug Store sells Victor
Photographs on installment terms.
The hard-surfacing with natural
concrete OF Marian avenue now ex
tends from the railroad to the bank
block, After good rain, 1t will be
come as solid as rock and be the
best paved street In the State.
For tho latest styles in spring and
summer clothing, go TO II. O. Blount.
All taxes now unpaid are delin-
quent and those owing them are liza
BILE to have extra costs to pay; but,
II they will hurry up aud pay before
the end OF this month, they may es-
cape penalties.
Bugeies. wagons and harness for
sale at Goff's City Livery stable.-l4tf
Mr.. J. M. Messer, recently mer-
chant of this place, now manager Of
O naval stores business at 0viedo,
was here on a visit last Saturday.
He expressed himself as much pleas
ed with his new location.
Selling out post cards at 800 a
hundred, many OF which cost as
much 90 Wholesale. DIR. Fl. A..
Iyerson. l4tf.
The residence Of the late Judge
VIM. Marshall, on Alligator Greek,
was destroyedby fire, Saturday after
noon, and Mr.. VIM. p. Marshall's
home near by came near sharing tn g
same fate. The burned building was
cozy, commodious structure of two
stories and was worth probaly $4,000.
But the contents, all OF which we're
consumed, were invaluable, compris-
ing, as they did, priceless family rel
les, Judge Marshall's library and