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THE CENTURY PLANT.
Some Mistaken Ideas About It When
It D loo in.
Raid a well known florist to a reporter
of the Cleveland Herald, in resjon.se to
the query whether h ever saw a cen
tury plant in bloom: "Only once, and
that was a great ninny years ago in a
conservatory in LonJou, when a plar:',
generally supposed to have attained tlrj
pge of 100 years, lxgan to show signs cf !
life by sending out a stem in the centre,
which grew from weven to eKLt inches
daily. It at onve began to attract general
attention. Th- wteia grew largL-r ever
tlay. The plant was moved frcm pUicy
to place, for the glass room was not high
enougli, until, a.s a last resort, it was
placed under the cuiiola. Before many
days tho ttem reeclied the cupola roof,
rnd in order that its progress might mt
he retarded, the glass was removed and
the roof raised. When the stem had at
tained a height of alxmt 15 feet, if I re
member rightly, it stopped growing, and
numerous ninall brandies grew out cf
the main stem, each of which was topped
with a cluster of magnificent greenish
yellow llowers, forming a solid bush of
beautiful llowers of aloiit 10 feet in
height. It seemed to me all London
Hocked to see that flower, and it was the
topic of conversation everywhere."
"Is it a firct that they bloom only every
100 years."
"That's a mistaken idea, which has
long ago been exploded. The American
aloe, or century plant, as it is commonly
known, will sometimes bloom when but
25 years old. It altogether depends upon
the climate and upon the care. At times
it will not bloom unless it has attained
the age of 100 years, but there are not
many aloes in northern climates which
attain such an age.''
"Are the' a popular house plant in this
region?"
"Yes, they are growing in jopularitjT
ever' year, but, as a rule, eople do not
know how to treat them, and the conse
quence is that they die before they are
any kind of an ornament?"
"What do you consider a proper mode
of treatment of that plant?"
"In the first place they must be placed
in a wooden pot, pail or keg earthware
pots are liable to be injurious. Before
planting them it is essential that the
drainage should lx perfect say three
large round holes in the bottom and le
fore placing the earth in the vessel a
quantity of broken crockery or pebbles
at the lmttom will improve its drainage.
It also minim: constant watering and a
great ileal of care and attention."
" Will a cent ury plant bloom more than
once
eV"
"No, sir; after the disappearance of
the llowers the plant withers and dies,
ami no care in the world will save it."
TWO ROVINCJ TYKES.
A Couple of Celebrated English Can
ine Tavelors.
There is a famous travelingdog in Eng
land known :is "Railway Jack," says the
(Golden Argosy. He spends the greater
part of his time in making excursions
over the railroads of the kingdom, and
lias even leen in Scotland and France.
Of course the railway hands all know
him, and a few months ago. when he
was run over and lost a leg, they were
all extremely sympathetic and took gre it
pains to convey him home. After. lack
got out again he resumed his travels, and
quite recently ihe English papers had ivi
interesting account of the Prince and
Princess of Wales, who met him at a
railroad junction waiting for a train.
There is another dog, a pure Scotch
col ley named "Help," who has not leen
as long known as Jack, and leads a simi
lar life, though more useful. He is em
ployed to make collections for the "Rail
way Servants' OrjHan Fund," and in th.'s
service he brings in on the average, over
10 a week. This amounts to enough,
in the course of a year, to support six oi
lman children. He carries on this honor
able canvass on all the railways, lx-ing
"employed" by a charitable society. He
lias visited a great number of the chief
cities in England and Wales, and has
twice crossed the channel to France.
This useful dog has a plated medal
attached to his collar, leariiig the fol
lowing inscription: "I am Help, the
railway dog of England, and traveling
agent tor tho orphans of railway men
who are killed on duty. My olhVe is 800
City Road Iiondon, where subscriptions
will le thankfully received and acknowl
edged." Help makes his circuit of the
trains under the eye of the conductor.
He does not perform any tricks, but
silently exhibits his medal. First and
last, he makes his appeal to the majority
of British travelers. After this we have
no excuse for saying that dogs are only
good as targets for a stone.
It is steted by experts that Broad Riv
er, at Anthony Shoals, (leorg.a. has a
volume of 11.000,0H cubic feet of water
per minute, and its velocity is 175 feet
er minute, its fall in a mile and a quar
ter 1 eing 92 feet. The horse power is
calculated to le 3?,2H, while Ixmell has
only 16,000.
An enterprising seaside landlord ad
vertises that the bathing suits worn at
his resort this season are far more shock
ing than at any other place on the eo;ist
and that no advance in rates will take
place.
T A- r"".i-..ll 1.... l v...,.J flr...
, V , ..-..rruumuru
acres of land near (.umesville for the
purpose of starting a poultry farm.
Egg plants grow the year round in the
Indian river country,and are as plentiful
in December as in May.
I THE 3VCoxa,gjCLO
ESTABLISHED 1 JS5.
Corner Lemon and Front Hts., - - PALATKA,
Prescriptions Ciiiefulij Compounded Day and Ni,vrht.
FRESH DRUGS! FRESli
RECEIVED
J)IIAHMACY. Ali orders filled p.-omptiv and
pounded at all fiur. by e. periem-ed Dri -rri.-
S-J5TSZ OIF
WM. .T. WINEGAU
A. General Hiiiikiny IJusiness Transacted. 15uy and Jell
Foreign Uxeliaiif. '(rresoinln(s: on York First Xa
tlonal Hunk; Kountze Kros., Iioston; Jlaveriek INational
Jfank.
KISSIMMEE LAND COMPANY.
' M;!iliJtY' l'sl'nt. b. W. K LA UK, Treasurer.
HAMILTON DISSTON, Vice-President. T. W. PALMER, Seiretary.
911(1 (111(1 ArlU"s CHOICEST" LOCATIONS Fi It RESIDENCE AND CI LTI YATION OF
"V"'" "ranges, Ia-hioiis, Pineapples, llananna.-,. Cocoa nuts, etc., in the counties of
Orange, Brevard, Sumter, Polk, Hillsborough, frlanatee and Monroe.
"oll in Quant it is to s-miU I$n vei-;.
Prices $2.50 to 810.00 per acre, according to location and quality.
KISSIMMFE c-iTV business Lots ejji'Ml to $.100
- - - . I, , , - , , I . . 4
( Five-Acre Lots
Special Master's Sale of Real Estate.
Under and in pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court of the Fifth J udicial ( 'ircuit of
Florida, in and for Putnam county, made on
the 24th day of May, A. D. 1hs4, in u certain
cause jK-ndinK' therein, on the chancery wide of
the court, wherein Augustus Monroe "is com
plainant and Joint II. Mclean, and Edward S.
Crill as the assignee of McLean & Pro., defend
ants. 1 will as the special master, named ami
appointed therein, offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, on Monday the 7th day of Ju
ly, A. D.. lHh4, in front of the front doorof the
Court House in the city of Paiatka, Florida,
between the usual hours of sale, the following
described real estate in Putnam county, Flori
da, viz: The s w of the n e of sec. 2ti t 10 s
r 2.1 e, with the exception of twelve acres of
the same belonging to S. Graham, conveyed to
him by said John H. McLean, and the descrip
tion of which is set, forth in bill of complaint
tiled in said cause. Purchasers to pay for
deeds. Jos, E. Baldwin,
Sjiecial Master iu Chancery.
In Chancery.
In the Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Circuit of
Florida, Putnam County In Chancery.
James J. Montgomery, Complainant i Suit for
vs. :
Mary A. Montgomery, Defendant. Divorce.
It appearing to the court that the bill of com
plaint was duly tiled in this case and allidavit
made and tiled that Mary A. Montgomery the
defendant, resides beyond the limits of the
Statoof Florida, but in oneof the I'niied Mates,
it is therefore ordered that the said Mary A.
Montgomery, delemtant, do appear and answer
the said bill, on the First Monday m September,
A. D. I ss-l, otherwise the complainant's bill
will be taken pro confosso.
Wm. F. FoltWAliK,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Win. Thompson, Conpla inant's Solicitor.
IN CHANCERY.
State of Florida, iu the Circuit Couit for Put
nam County,:")! h Judicial Circuit of Florida.
James W. Uoliertson, Complt. )
vs.
Norman II. Chamlierlin, fIn Chancery.
Mary Ettie ChamU'iiin,
Hefts.
It apK'arin- by affidavit, to the satisfaction
of the court, that, ti e said defendants resioc
out of t he said .1i h J idicial Circuit of Florida,
and lieyond the limi. s of said Stale.but willu.i
the Cn'ited States, t! e particular State beit .
unknown, now, thet don;, on motion of Ciu
lioun, Oillis & Calhoun, complainant's solicit
ors, it is ordered that tin- dolcndants N'oim.oi
H.ChiUiiberlin and .Mary Eltie CtiamK-i lin, do
appear and answer the bill of complaint, tiled
by thecomplainant, :n t he above cause, on r
before the tit h day o- October lHHt, otherwise
said bill shall be taki n as confessed. It is fur
ther ordered (hat a py of this Mvler be pub
lished in the l'alatk.. Nkwi, a newspaper pu'.:
lished wit inn said Fi t li.l udicial Circu il , where
in said mort:ared I" cmises arc sit uat.-d, ouv e
m every week, for a: least, four months before
said tith day of tctoocr lss.
Dated May lilst, 186-t.
Ry the Court.
Lsf.ai..! Wm. F. Fouwahk,
( 'lerk ( 'ircuit. Court.
'ai,hoi;n, G tl.l.lS & ('ALIIIII N,
Ci'ipl 's Solicitor,
Notice of Incorporation.
1Y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE
I Legislature of the State of Florida, enti
tled"An act to provide for the Incorporation
of Itailroads and Canals," approved February
Mth, lstt, and the acts amendatory thereto,
notice is hereby jriven that u. company has
been formed under the name of the
f-t. A umist I ne ami I'ahilka
CiiikiI and brails-sport a t i n
Com pa n y,
to be invested with all the rights, powers, pri-
ilexes and fraiu hises conferred upon compa
nies formed under said act, for the purpose vd'
const ruci inr, mamtaiuim; ami uperalinu a
canal ami vessels of various kinds for ti.e
transportation of persons and property wit hiu
the State of Florida.
The main line of said canal shall extenil
from a point at or near Tocoi, on t he St. Johns
river, to some point at or near St. Aimustine,
and from the channel of said river to deep wa
ter in the Atlantic ocean, and said canal shall
utilize the waters of the St. Johns river to
gether with the waters of Moultrie creek in St.
Johns county, Florida, on the East, and those
of Deep Creek on the West end of the propos
ed canal.
Dated June 1st, ISHt.
J. K. Rainev,
R. R. Gakxktt,
J. S. CownoN,
. In Chancery
In the Circuit Court Fifth J udicial Circuit of
Florida, Putnam County In Chancery.
Amanda lirown Complainant i "
vs suit tor
John Drown Defendant. Divorce.
It apiK'aiinyr totlie court that the bill of com
plaint was duly tiled In this case and affidavit
made and filed that John Drown the defend
ant resides beyond the limits of the State of
Florida, but in one of the I'nited States, is in
the State id' Oeorjfia, it is therefore ordered
that the said John lirown do apcar and an
swer the said bill on the First Monday in Scp
temlHT, A. D: 1S4, otherwise the complainant's
bill will be taken pro confesso.
Wm. Fokwahd,
'lerk 'ircuit Court.
Wm. Thompson, Complaiuat Vs Solicitor.
In Circuit Court.
Putnam County Yift h Judicial Circuit
f the
State of r lorda.
In Chancery
F. Q. Crawford 1
vs. ' Dill for Divorce.
Tamar J. Crawford S
It aoiH-arinir bv the allidavit of the -o:
plaiuant tiled in the above cause that the de-
tendant n-sidesout of, and Uyond the limits
of the State of Florida, to-wif. iu the State of
Michigan. -Now th. refore it is ordered that j
the defendant Tamar J. Crawford, do appear i
and answer the said complainants bill for di- '
vorco tiled asrainst her in our said court on or
it-tore ihe first day ot septcmtier. A. I. t.-st.
ouu-rwwe said lull may taken pro couieso.
Witness my hand and the seal of our said court
tlut 24 h day of April A. D. lss.
Wm. F. Forwari.
Clerk Circuit Court,
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
n,E UNDERSIGNED WILL HE AT PA-
latka Election District, No. 8, on Monday,
May ;tn, and remain during the week endintr
en Saturday the liftii., for the nurpivse as of as
wssHiy the State and Count v Tax for the year
ii , AH taxpayers wishinjf tax blanks
will please caU ut either the office ef clerk of
oV wu11" or Tax Collector, where they
wUltlndthem. j.V. WOODS,
Tax Assessor Putnam County.
PlLarmacy
FLA
DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS!
DAILY AT
at hot prices. PIIESCUIPTIONS com
ts.
T ALATEZA
.fc CO., IKK1 JS.
j.:KJ to $,100
FOH Manager, Jacksonville, Flu.
P. CUNNEELY,
lMI'OKTKK OK
FineWines,Liquors
i :., Kto.
Acker, Merrall & Co.'s
Clioioo 1Si-:iim1x of
Imported Segars
Billiard and Bowling
Parlors Attached
Water Stkkkt, - - PALATKA, FLA.
BRADLEY'S FERTILIZERS
mum:
, II' mI!;-!
'.'. r: T.vi ,
3-
GEORGE E. WILSON,
No. l"i West Pay street,
J ACKSt . VI LLE FLOKI DA.
,r.v 'KSDNVILLI-:
TAMPA & KEY WEST RAILWAY
THE "GEM CITY" ROUTE.
THE ONLY ALL HAIL LINE TO
ORANGE PARK, MAGNOLIA, GREEN
COVE SPRING & JACKSONVILLE.
Three Hours Quicker to Jacksonville
Than by any otlieiline.
P.KOAD GAUGE, STEEL KAILS, AIK
DRAKES, FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT.
o .
rI",RAIN'S; Rl'X AS FOLLOWS:
1 (KiIMi SUITH.
1-ave Jae?sonville i.50si. m. 3.: p. m.
" Orange Park lo.it, 4.(
Magnolia H).."Vi " l.o'T
Green Cove Spring 11.14 " 4 4x "
West Tocoi ll:4ll " 5:1) "
Arrive Paiatka l:2tt p. m. 5.55 "
r.oix NORTH.
Iave Paiatka li:;!5a. m. 4:15 p. m.
Florida Sou. June .10:45 " 4:i
West TiH-oi !::jn " :-:iik
" Green Cove Spring- 11:5(1 " 5::j5 "
" Matrnolia lli:( " 5:40 '
Oransre Park !-::! p. m. S:d
Arrive Jacksonville pun " j:45 "
. T M r QT IHUMO DAIIXAAV
! I M L Ol, JUrllNo nAILWAY
-MAKES
c oxrv ECTIOX
At Y est Toc-oi, and from St. Autrustine.
At West T.xoi.
i
j Rates and Fare to all Pointsas Iwasby
any other line, an.l imfr-r-acre checked throutii.
! M. It. "li KAN, v. IJKNTLEY,
j Gen. Pass. Airent. Cen. Manager.
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE BOOKS
JEPT BALANCED OK ADJUSTED, IX
strict confidence, by
W3X. O. MOATEJ?,
Expert accountant. Practical instruct ionain
Bookkeeping-. Best of references. Apply at
taia office. . ....
" ' -l i? .- ;
TIIK
Paiatka Daily Kevs
A HANDSOME, NEWSY
SIX-COLUMN NEWSPAPER
prtll.lSUKU A
I 'AIjA T jc a , lTr III I A ,
AT-
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
rpiIE IMPORTANCE OF PALATKA ASA
trade distributing point and railway center,
and its magnificent location at the head of
ocean navigation on the St. Johns, and in the
midst of a charuiinj- farming- and fruit producing-
section, renders it a natural focal point
for the news of the Peninsular, and affords
the opportunity to make it what it is pro
nounced by the press to be, a first -class news
paper, both in its make-up and in the charac
ter of its collated news.
PO LT rr I O .A T T "V"
The News is Democratic, and while it will be
courteous to all, it will stand gt t in its
adherence to those principles of th ;t party,
the success of wliich'aloiie insure? liberty and
good government.
The Year 1 884 is a Campaign Year
Both the National and State Campaigns are to
be waed. Towards the settlement of the
momentous political issues they involve.
E WS
will Rive its untiring efforts to intluenee pub
lie opinion for the lxst interests of the people.
To do this more effectually, the editors will
at once begin the publication of '
The Weekly News
A, folio 4S-column paper, eijuipi'd with the
currnet news, or a complete digx-st of the hap
penings of the week.
This publication, at the price of
ONE DOLLAR
we hope to introduce into every household in
this section too remote to t' reached by our
Daily.
We urge our frieud.s. lith in and out of
Putnar- county, to aid u.s in the distribution
of both our publications.
A copy will 1 mailed free to .he C-tter-up
of clubs of thesubsci rjin to either the Daily
or Weekly editions.
Address all correspondence to
.THE PALATKA DAILY fiEWS.
Water Street, - - Paiatka, Florida.
Wholesale and ret.ul dealer in all kinds of
Paints, Painter's Supplies, Ready M:xed Paints, White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Shelac, Varnish, Turpentine, Putty, Window Glass, Paint Brushes
Fireproof Paint, Roof Paints and a!i kinds of Dry Paints. Neatfoot
Oil, Lard Oil, Machine Oil, Benzine, Ladders, Step-Ladders, Wall Paper
In fact Everything Kept in a First-class Paint Store.
Itcinir a practical painter and hav iiff IN years, experience in mixina- and usin-r paints-I mix
my own paints, and cannot be impo: cd npoi by the inferior mixed paints with wliich this pint
of the c in nt ry is Hooded and sold ti nnex iM-.-a iu ed dealers I otter one hundred dollars to any
body win) can find one urain of adulteration in any paint or jioods that are mixed or sold in my
store. ltesH'Ctlullv,
n n
n II
i i
An Unadulterated Natural Guano, imported direct into Savan
nah, Ga., from the Orchslia Islands in the Csrribbean Sea, by Tra
vers, Snead & Co., of Richmond, Va. Ve are now offering this
High Grade Fertilizers to the Planters and Orange Growers of
Florida, feeling confident that it is just the thing they need, hav
ing stood the test side by side with "he best Fertilizers in the
market for a number of years, and continues to grow in popu
larity wherever it is used.
OUDKUrs PUOMPTLY
DISSTON PURCHASE-4,000,000 Am
FLORIDA LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
IIAMITON DISSTON, President.
J. j. DUNNE, Vice-President.
LANDS FOR SALE AT GOVERNMENT PRICE OF $1.25 PER ACRE.
IN II LOCKS OF NOT LESS THAN Sit NOR MOKE THAN tHO ACRES.
WITHIN SIX MILES OF RAILROAD LINE, PRICE $2.50 PER ACRE.
'PIIESE LANDS INCLUDE ALL VARIETIES Ol' UPLAND AND LOWLAND AND AUE
1 adapted to oranges. Lemons, Limes, Pine-Apples, llanaiinas. Siijrar-Cane, llarly Vevretables.
etc., and arechietly in the count ies of St. Johns, Volusia, Ilrevard, Orange, Sumter, Levy
Hernando. Hillsborough, Polk. Manatee and Moiiroh.
Our lands are sellinf.'- rapidly. Thousaids of settlers have located on them during the past
six moulhs. Do not delay if you want them at present Low Prices.
Stock of this company will be received at 4.".iki per share in payment for land located in
compact bodies of 40 acres or more. Kor further information apply at the olliee of the com
pany. V. T. I'OHlll S, Land Commissioner, Jacksonville, F' l.
A. 4 Q. u. C and
S. H. C.KEY. 1'resident. J. M. KPEAMER,
VV, H. W UK i II T, Vice-President. EiiKiiieer.
LANDS FOR SALE IN LOTS OF FROM 40 TO 10,000 ACR3S
IN THE COUNTIES OF LltEVAl.'D, 1'OLK, MANATEE AND MONROE.
PRICES:
For uverajre Pine Lands $ 1.2.1 Hkr f.cre
For averatfe Prairie and I'asture Lands Lr jK-r mtc
For.Ijike and River Fronts f 5.(iu to 10.U) it i cre
For Sutrar Lauds )0.(Ht per i ere
The Lands ot this Company are specially a
Sug-ar Cane, etc., and
are irencrallv acces.-il
W. 'I'. FOK
l loi iilii Southern Railway.
Office Sci'Kuintknkknt, i
Pai.atk a, March at, I'iM.
(iolMi SOUTH."
STATIONS.
M A 1 1.
AcomM'. u
Lv I'ulatka I -:( v M I :UI a m
Arlnterlaehen " "
" Wail's Crossing .. :i:M " 11:1 "
"tjruidle a:.V. " ; 11. .4 "
" Micanopy ti: 10 " ',
" Lochbie 4::i7 " 1:1 1 r y.
" Reildicks 4:.l " 2:27 "
" Ocala . r.:( " j ;:5." "
" North Ijike Weir. . . H:M " 0:1.1 "
" South Lake Weir . . f,;.Vi " ti.;i.-, "
ArLeesbuix T::i" " .s::W
" " (iOINC NORTH.
STATIONS- i M 1 1. I Acom'd'tn
Ia" IxfesburK i:"0 a M T:Ii a m
Ar South Ijike Weir.. t;::t;! " s::r2 "
" North Lake AVeir. K:M " s-..Vi "
" Ocala Mi " lh:: "
" Reddicks s:U7 " 2: t.i e m
" LiK-hbie :1'J " 1:2(1 "
" Micanoiy 0: In "
" tiruelle.'. K:.12 " :i:2H "
" Wait's Cifissiiitf 11:22 " 4:ts "
" Inteiiachen U::'.i " r,M4 "
Ar Paiatka 1ii:.ir " 7:;ir. "
TRAINS ARRIVE AT O A i N KSV I LLE
From Paiatka, t !:: a m and
Ocala and i l:.'::iii r M
lA-esburir. 4:.'!n "
From Micanopy 7:t5 A M
TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE.
For I'alatka, i s:ihj a m and
Ocala and )' ll:ui e m
lx-esbnrLr. v m
For Mica nop)' a-.nn e m
MICANOPY.
Train leav cs at
Train arriv es at
First-class car through from
fbiinesviile on all trains.
(;::;i a m
i:10 i- m
Paiatka X.
Ct)NNECTlONS.
At Paiatka with Jacksonville, Tampa A: Key
West Ky, last river steamers lor st. A
RUstine, (ir-i-n Cove Sprmsis, Jack.-oiivuii
and all points North, East and West, and with
up river steamers for South Florida. Als
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer '"City of
Paiatka," for Charleston, New York, lfostun,
Philadelphia, etc.
At Wa it's Crossing with Peninsular Railroad
for Waldo.
At Gainesville with Transit Railroad for
Cedar Key, Pensaeola, New Orleans and Tam
pa. At Ocala with Transit Railway and Hacks
for Silver Sprinsrs.
At I-esburj-with boats on Lake Harris for
points on I,ake and along- St. Johns and Iike
Eustis Railway. Also with Graham's Hacks
for Iirooksville, Sumterville and all jxiints in
South Florida.
S. CON ANT, JAS. D. HOLLISTER,
General Manager. Sui-erintendent.
O. W . RROMWELL, G. T. F. A P. A.
KEUKA AND ORANGE SPRING
TRANSFER COMPANY
Y TEAM WILL' LEAVE KEUKA FOR
Orange Spring every inornitnr on arrival of
the freig-ht train fram Paiatka, for the purport
of
Transporting Passengers and Freight.
For further in' r i: '.on address
KEUKA Ai'.'I) Ui'.ANGE SPRING
THAN S FEU COMPANY,
At Keuka, Putnam Co., Fla.
C. A. LOPEZ 4; CO., aKt at Orange Springs.
For Sale.
TWO CONE PULLETS, (one a split pullev,
three inch face, four steps, from ten to df
teen inches diameter. Apply at
THIS OFFICE
MEYER,
ll.bKl) AND lM'CHMATION 1-l'liMSlil'll 1 1 APl'LIC ATIOX BY
s;. II. KOYALl. V CO.,
Importers Aleuts Water street, I'AI.ATKA, KbOHIDA.
T. H. ASlU liY, Treasurer
1(. SAIdNtJEH. Secretary.
Okeechobee Land Co.
1 1 A Ml ETON DISSTt N, Ti ers.
K. SALINtlEK, .secretary.
lapted to the Culture ot Tropical l-ruits, l.ice.
e ! steam na itrati
ISl Of-. Land Com
ominissioner, Jacksonville, Fia.
SavaiiMali, Florida & AVestcrn ll'y
Wtivcross Hliori: Jine.
All trains of this road are run by Centra
(!Hh) Meridiam time, which is .'Cf minute;
slower than Jacksonville time.
ON and after Sunday, May 11, 1HK4,
PasseiiK-er Trains will leave and arrive as
follows:
NI'.W OKLKANS KXl'llKSK.
Leave Jacksonville daily at H-.'V) a m
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at S;I5 p m
Arrive at Callahan daily at t:ll a m
Arrive at. Waycross daily at U:ti5 a m
Arrive at Itriinswick daily at ;$:ii) pin
Arri e at Thomasville daily at :t:17 p in
Arrive at liaiubridtre daily at 5:1(1 p ni
Arrive at ChattahoiH'heedaily ut .1:1S pm
Arrive at Pensaeola liaiiy at 11:4.1 pm
Arrive at Mobile daily at 4:45 am
Arrive at New 1 Irleans daily at 10:10 a in
Connect im at Chattahoochee with Penw.co
lii and Atlantic Railroad daily for Pensacolu,
Mobile, New Orleans, Texas and all traiis-Idis-sissippi
points. Pullman Ilutlet and Sleeping
Cars iii this train, Jackson ville to Pensaeola,
Mobile and New Orleans.
FAST MAIL.
Leave Jacksonville ilail) at.. .
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at. .
Arrive at Callahan daily at
Ar rive at Waycross daily as
Arrive at Jessup daily at
Arrive at Savannah daily at
Arrive at 'harleslon daii v at. . .
2:30 p m
2:10 p m
:t: 10 p m
5:05 p m
:li4 p m
8:17 p m
I :C a ni
Arrive at. Washington, I ). C, daily at.
.11:110 p m
Arrixe at .New i oik daily at
a m
Connect inr at Waycross with Through Pull
man Palace Pullet and Iiiavvinvr Room Sleel:
in;f Cars, Waycross to New York without
change.
JACKSONVILLE KXIMIKSS.
Leave Jacksonville daily at
Arrive at Jacksonville, daily at
Arrive at i 'allahan daily at".
Arrive at Waycross daily at
Leave Gainesville daily at
Ieave Newnansville daily at
Leave New Mradford daily nt ...
Leave Li ve Oak daily a.
Arrive ia Dupout daily at
Arrive at Albany daily at
Arriv e at .lesup daily at .
Arrive :,t Macon da ly at
Arrii it Atlanta daii)- at
A rri at hattanooya daily at
Arrive at Nashville daily at
Am vi- at lnjisville daily at
Arrive at Cincinnati daily at
Arrive tit Chicago daily lit
Arrive at St. Louis daiiy at
Arrive at Savannah daily at
Arrive at Augusta daily at
Arrive at Charleston dailyat
Arrive a' Washington daily at .. .
Arrive. : New York daily at
Arrive ;,t Thomasville daily at
Arrive at. Albany daily at
Arrive Montgomery daily at
Arrive at New irleaiis daily at
Arrive at Na-!iv iile daily at.
Arrive at Louisv ille daily at
Arrive at iiieinnati daiiy at
Arrive at St. Ixmis daily at
Arrive at Chicairo daily at.
. 5::) p m
. ".1:00 a m
. . i:20 p in
. . !t:00 p in
t.-.Vt p in
. :.17 p m
. h:2t p m
!i:4." p m
.12:10 a m
. . 2:2.1 a in
..IHI p in
. . . :ui a m
. . 12:2.1- p ni
. . :"0 p m
. 1 :25 a in
. 7: :) a m
. . 7:00 a in
.. i:10 p m
. . 11:20 p m
. . f::i) a m
. . 12:20 p m
. 12:40 p m
.10:2.1 a in
. r::m p m
. . i:4.1 a 111
ll::a a in
7:17 p m
!';"o a in
s.io a in
'i:U p m
7:2.1 p rn
. . a m
- I
7:00 a ni
Pullman Palace liutJet and Drawinur Room
Sleeping Cars on this Train to Washington.
Pullman Palace Sleeping- Cars, Jacksonville
to Savannah.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on thisTrain to Louis
ville v ia Thoriia-iviJle.
Pullman Hotel and Sleepinjf Cars on this
Train to ( incinnati via Savannah.
A P.estaurant has lx-en ojwneil at Wavcrxs,
and abundant time will U- allowed for" meals
by all passenger trains.
Coiiiiectiniz-at Savannah with steamers for
New York, Philadelphia, Poston and Balti
more. Connect invr at Charleston with steamers for
New York, Philadelphia and Itall itiiore.
Trains on 15. and W. K U. leave junction,
iroinif west, at 12:lu p. m., and for Prims .vick
at 12:ln . in., daily.
Through tickets sild t all ixints by ltail
and Steamship connections, and ItagaKe
Checked throujrh. Also Sli-eFiiiij Car I rths
and sections secured at Couiany's Off" - in
Astor's Ruildinr, f4 Hay street, and at I epot
Ticket Ortice. JAS. I TAYLOR,
ocni ral Passenger Acv. nt
AM.J VES: A n en t :.
I HAVE JUST OPENED
A first-class Meat Market, and keep cons ant
ly on hand a supply of fresh beef, pork, poul.
try, and vegetables in season. Goods deuAere&
free. Give me a trial is all I ask.
C. H. WIG G, cor. Lemon & 3rd
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