TJE DAILY NEWS-HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1887. 5

t'cipa)ting suha clmt)tile' children l1Ili~I iliikFIBI~E would' t hbe long wi hout a holiday saint. J TI I 'i lT EVIDENCES OF PROSPERI [Y 'c' caamtU hnt lo Bagas ahas beenapprenticed to Santa tlaus and knows all about the Christman present ksiness. He is in charge of the old man's *n i

AD1 ION1 ST T fE MN 'S i 0 0W 1G 'rliE f irida ranch aid can be found at No. *

W rI F W BUSIN SS. est Bay street.

6f OF cU . canvass hold be male of all the well- \Ve have handled only dressed young men who will throng the have only

In all Branches ofTrade There is a De- hchesto-day it will be found that nearlythePills of the well-known everyone of them is a patron of Rosenthal, thePills of t well-known

an Excellent Winter-Not a Boom, But fastideousmen of Jacksonville want and they ake of McKesson & Rob- LBaby Carriages, Hats rror atn Care a Legitimate Advancement. discoveed this fact a iong time ago. Rosen

ethal is the leader in style and low prices. ins or years, an ave W indow Shades Stoves. Pictures. Toilet Sets If anybody doubts the fact that the winter binsfound em nda ve7

Business men Jacksonville continue business of Jacksonville ison a decided boom, found them invariably reto endorse the action taken by the NEWS- a call atJ. i. Tysen & Co's at any hour iaan ui ta

of the day will convince him to the contrary. liable and up to weight and HERALD in producing statements clearly Then whole force of men is kept constantly illustrating the remarkable growth of thi at orkin sppin ers and theoicmon J ll F quality. W e still elthem Parlor -:- Suites -:- Bed-Room -:- Suites

are worked far intothe night. Some sections quality, sellthem city and State, and to the long list already of Florida must want supplies, for whole car

published the following statements in re- loads of grain, hay and provisions leave Jack- at prices considerably lower dt siness and the outlook, aresup- sonville every day from J. R. Tysen & Co's

plemented.up- warehouse . than they can be bought CLOCKS, LAMPS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, C. V. Kinne. of Rockwell & Kinne. hard- FLORIDA FRUIT EXCHANGE. elsewhere in the city. W e

ware: "our business is fair and the prospects good for a lucrative season. We now have a The Continued Success of This Agency are enabled to do this for t i man on the road, which is an additional feac- in Receiving and Forwarding Fruit. eoedID tOf -ttr s prig . ture to our business that we did not have last the reason that we purchase year. T'o some extent we have more compe- All tLe old patrons of the Florida Fruit the reason that we purchase tuition now than we had a year ago, hut notv ith- Evr i""Enwt we eaa go, b t - Exchange have amplereason to besatisfied Deceml)r Price st them in very large quanti- A NY TH ING ! -:- EV ERY TH ING ! standing that we are doing a fair share of tile business, and look forward to a busy season." with the continued success which it is D ecember Price List t i very lag quanti

J. F. Nichols, witu ieore j. lctuomhe achieving. Its operations thus far this sea- tS larger Equantities, hardware 'uusiuh es ties-larger iing up, lun

very gratifying increase, anda i n of the son have been most gratifying and new fact, than other retail dealer Prosperous as tat last Year. e have tBoarding Priate spnion tnl the coming season wil e tuly as patrons are being added to its list daily. aO R nsh is, Boar s, ouses, from means of carrying oni an extensive traei, as Yesterday the exchange received and for- s n the South-a d are sat- Residences, Ships, Steamers, Offices, from our stock is unusually heavy and vett ar- warded 2,400 boxes of oranges. There has isfied with a very moderate ranged, and uaeis all thle signs fail I tik been a steady increase in receipts since wv we will reap tile reward of uur well directed th oetgOurostock eors to supply te wats of t t hr.o." e operating of the season and the returns 0 profit. Our general stock of T O T O C -E T T O I L,

M. G. Rice. wholesale grain and feed: "I can- are in every instance quick and remuneranotrecall a season when business generally tive. r11 1 1 F y was in a more healthy condition than it is at This enterprise is tme-tested in Flo1ida. 1 ) Mid8oldi lds& We Go Cam be bought at the Original Pioneer Installment House .f present. I have just received a setter from and its stability and good management • M the Stan(ldad MAilling Company informing me nobody can doubt General Manager Ives IS co et W e d n'tru

sthata car ad f flour oraered some time ago knows the business thoroughly, has con- is complete. We, don't run ite to wthKKy posle to get cars to bring it as al the traus- stant and direct communication it down in summer ,O F T U S Portion lies leading into vlorida are ers and looks closely after the shippers' W JX 2

taxed to their utmost capacity interests. Those growers who have been keep pretty well everything in order to accommodate tue patrons of the Exchange in the past uni-e llevrti heavy freights coming this way. Another en- Yersally commend it and never hesitate to that you are likely to want 66 W EST BA Y STR EET. couraging sign "is tle tact tuat the orange "speak well of the bridge that has carried crop which has already gone forward s themsafely over.".. bringing remarkably good prices. Oie o them safely ove" i our line. If we have'ntneoo my oranges shipped through the Florida Frui CITY CHURCH DIRECTORY. New grenes, r is? ng eo "fM""lo brought aIT D.H R D EC Y gOt it, we will get it at short per box which wili net me about $21,and Standard time given for all churches men- /w IuSntce gnral which I regard as very good returns. Asfar tioned.dard time given for allhurches men- N s, notice, and we are generall Small Cash. Payments! Easy Terms on Balance asmy business here in thecityandtateiscon- St. Johns Episcopal Church, Duval street erned I feel entire y satisfied with th head of Market; Rev. R.H. Weller, D. D, New Raisins, informed that it is about

present results, and the outlook for the future, rector. Morning services at 10:30o'clock evenYou may not believe me when I tell you, butt ingservicesat7 Sudayschoolat p.m. New Currants, useless to go elsewhere if POLITE ATTENTION, PROMPT DELIVERY. is a fact, that I cannot get as many goons here NC s Church, corner Pn an Beawer i asI could dispose of, owing to the crowded con reeChristian Church, corner Pine and Beaver ditionof the transportation lines. I know o o leeni to mrning New fince ea, you cannot get it at nobete services 10:30 o'clock; evening services 7 N w Ai cm a

'bes o'clock, Sunday-schoal 9:30 a. m. Riverside (' bsnsinterests than t his fact; and in short, Eleganta l evie a :3 . n itfeel particularly s falhand uneven emorial Chapel, services at 2:30 p. m. e Buckwhea. Call and see our New and Elegant Stock whetheryou wish Fresh Buckwie head hopeh~s forl evenb u o ot

better results in the near future." Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner Laura (qJ LIgT . ' T yo C. S. L'Engle, crockery, queensware and and Ashley s reets, Rev. Mr. Bansemer, pas- t buy or not. LARK & LOFTUS, 66 W. Bay St.

house furnishinggoods: ".1 amivery sanguine tor. Worship alternately in the Ge-man and Bay of a busy and prosperous season. Of course English language at 3 p.m. Sunday-school at _ o Cor. Bay and Ocean, the presence of yellow fever in our State during 3 p. in., local time. the past summer has had a depressing effect on - AND business, and has rewarded the opening of the Union Congregational Church,corner Church N-AND-L L O , sess and Hogan streets; Rev. Russell T. Hall, pas- W Pa and rs st

andtht no fetatfugrower arta-WeCnBat the Worldi pst Cor. Hogan and Forsyth st X .9S I L L & S 0 N S Season, but I feet assured that the cris is past, tor. Morning servicesat 10:80 o'clock- evening We Can Beat theWorld on Or _ na ory st ;up wtht, new vio . i o te serv ick Frda ev >ae HE D R eal : Estate : and : Sporting : Goods. vesting their orange, bunssswil services at 7 o'clock. Sunday school follows opn morning service. Friday evening prayerA up withrenewed vigor.'Iamof the opini°omn ingstoeok R eal EsCOaTA 'id : Sp ria ,,G o s

that the large influx otf tourists this winter will meetings at 7 o'clock. aA he equal to that of former years, and of course Newnan Street Presbyterian Church coiner 1 Cigars, Tobacco a.d S voters 'irtieies, this will increase the' volume of business in Newnan and Monroe streets; Rev Wd Ht e s . t c a m e p . Jacksonville, and though the majority of them Dodge, pastor; morning services at 10:30o'clock; We do a general Real Estate business. Rents Collected and remittances promptly made. should go througli, stiff this city wili be indi- evening services at 7 o'clock: Sabbath-school rectly benefitted. 1 certainly depreciate the at 3:0 p. m. Seats free. Wednesday evening -AND- No. 25 Pine St., (Lock Box 579) Jacksonville, Fla. ideaof ally pulication thatwilluampen the (prayer meeting at 7. e a. business interests of the city- or embarass our Chapel of the Good Shepherd, Brooklyn, rl ilO

bu ''- H lsii fouse, EREC ISN business men, as such a coursewill surely do." Rev. J.R. Bicknell, minister. Holy Commun- O R E W T O , Jose A. tiuau, dealer in and mnanufactu er ion on the first Sunday at 10:30 a. m., and third

of cigars: "My business rightnowisgradually Sundayat 7 a. m. Morning service every Sun- JACKSONVILLE, FLA. on the increase jand fully as good as it was a day except the third at 10:30. Evening Full Value in Goods TO GEO. . WILSON & 00, year ago. The'box trade in cigars is unusually service 7:30., Sunday-school at 9 a.m. WFullL Vau in Goods.

good, and I find it difficult to manufacture Church of the Immaculate conception, co- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN cnoughtt<3up > t e n eaducI fno t untowar Ch rc on then md cuc l 0te l p ion, ar sst TPi e s a n d Wr o v s i o n enoughtosupply the demand, If no untoward nsr Newnan and Church streets; Revs. W. .T. ium aneosintervene my impressive on.c Chr , m PLOWEST T.sor iei s and thaotisions Kenny and J. J. Creed, pastors. Sundays, RAAT

we willam enA. Bours, hay bight and grain. " arosperoum communion mass at 6 a. m.: second mass, 9 NO Ohromss, Diamond Pins or AT LOWST RATES. pleased otus n grain a o'clock; vespers. 7 p. m. Stations of the cross Send for prices. Railroad print ng in all its NO. 4. 08T6t "ap St.s t1Rk=Ori'vili , Fla.. rapidly. toay stlat business ver gratifying up n- and benediction every Friday evening at 4:30 10 day Clocks Thrown in. branAhes.

crease, and one of the most encouraging o'clock, signs of this favorable condition of things is that collections are easy and prices fairDon't While I have on hand a pretty heavy stock a. let that cold of yours run on. You think present, I have experienced some difficult it is light thing. But it may run into during the past month in seen ing promy ct ir rsht. Oint o t pn mna. r So shipments of myorders, owing tothe crowdpt catarrh, Or into pneumonia. Or concondition of t ansportation lines and scarced sumption. of cars." Catarrh is disgusting Pneumonia is

Captain J. W. Fitzgerald, superintendent of dangerous. Consumption is death itself. Plant's steamship line: "I consider the outlook The breathing apparatus must be kept for a heavy tourist travel to Florida this winter healthy and clear of all obstructions and vet promising. Thereare alreadylarge num.- offensive matter. Otherwise there is WiOLESALE bers coming, as the most casual observer will iee, if he notices any incoming train front the trouble ahead. North. Manyare daily- going over our line, All the diseases of these parts, head, nose,CIGA RS and we expect tobe taxed to our utmost ca- throat, bronchial tubes and lngs, can be FOR pacity when the season fully opens. delightfully and entirely cured by the use

Mr. H. A. Burt, proprietor of the Acme of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't hotel came to th NEWS-111CRALD office and know this already, thousands and thouthe following voluntary statemeh. in reference sands of people can tell you. They have ._1L1 C2Ocd r a fri 1s. to the publication of an article yesterday been cured by it, and "know howit is, . morning, which he said placed him and his themselves." Bottle only 75 cents. Ask house in a false light:

"I desire to correct a misconstruction rela- any druggist. ___ ive to my interview with the NEws- Superior, per 100) ..... $12.00-Per 100 . $1.40. eitemitenwietteNk -HERALD LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS. , ederas, per 1000 ...... 15.0-Per 100. 1.. 1.40.

representative. My hotel clerk asked this DbORS, SASH ANDBIND hotel reporter why his paper too0 the position O2.00-Per 100.. 2.40.

Pto 1 pl lxistimntoon th pos inWAR DEPARTMENT, aB qek eper10ean,.0er1 it did in harping upon the 'm ssing tourist' as La Boquet, " elegant, 80.00-Per 100 ..... 8.20. it did last year, and his reply was that it was to SIONAL bERVICE, U. S. ARMY, A. A.&A. 1, all Havana, 35.00-Per 10J.. 3.70. get people interested to advertise, and he also JACKSONVILLE, Fla., December 3, 188. Com. Trav'ls. Conchas, 46.00-Per 100... 5.00. , volunteered the information that success had Seventy-fifth meridian time. Rema Vic, per 1000.... 55.00-Per 100 ..... .00. attended the effort to such an extent that the c H ind. i ;& (Aoc proprietor of the Windsor hotel had at once < W a S arranged for $1,500 extra for advertising. , a ~

Thearivalsat the Acme, (which is an apart- 5o 8 - F hJ 02,l ment hotel only) for November, 1886, was -' , 9 g g -oois 86, and for November, 1887, was 272, and I object a o , mv U0 to having t o different hotel registers used to F a kovilF rda prove that my business is falling off. : ** -

' This man has discarded the Arne hotel reg- -ist r for 1886, and has taken the Jacksonville 7a.m.. 0.31 5 ST 8947-Cloudy LgF hotel register inste ' which registered both 3p:m 0.81 55 N 8 T 4752 ludy. Wid'"ss?&""S'r ?r a odn8 mh30.e Oldest Hadware Hiouse in Florida. rooms and meals (antfrom what I can'ascer- 10 p. m.. 30 31 54 N 4 01 978 Lt.ain

genuine arrivals on the Acme hotel register Highest temperature 56, lowest temper aure foroe ber, 1887.Wenn the latehoter cise, 4, for the'past46 hours. Same date1888, highforNovmber, 1887. Whnin the latter case, ' e a ur ee er e Dealers in Belting and Mill Supplies, Paints, Oils, the guests remained from one day to a'month he amount of rainfall is given by inches I will venture to say that if the Acme andVarnishes, Pumps, Iron and Lead Pipe.

e th greater rd ligt a e a IN TOBACCO. Varnishes, Pumps, Iron and Lead Pipe. dining room arrivals, which are sep- weather, preceded by:light rainsnte g IN TOBA CCO. orate from the hotel proper. were ern coast, light to fresh winds, generally added to' the hotel register it would show e gaslight to fresh wids, generally WI We run in connection with our Hardware stere a comple e shop for doing all kinds of a greater number than any hotel in Jackson- northeasterly. ville, but I have not chosen to take advantage .M- 6l T u r# Ci i 'i Ti_ _ n_ Ini of this fact to advertise my hotel, as it has DAILY WEATHER REPORT. .. 11 in S ma Caddies. Tin eet Ir* ork 0ia em an F n Phmi ,t been full a great portion of the time. Another WAR DEPARTMENT,.0 0 'significent tact is that of the '272 apartments SIGNA.L SERVICE, U. S. ARMY S.;:

takenlasimonthat the Acme, not one w JACKSO MN Y . December, 1887 Old Nic 9Inch, 5's, per pound .......... 23 Wemake a specialty of Plumbing and fitting houses in the country, and would be pleased to give estimates on application. We invitelall solicited, as thefbusiness was so good that I did Seventy-fifth merijian tame. Ada, 9 inch, 6's, per pound .......... .... 5o. merchants in the State to write us for prices or send us their orders and we will guaantee satisfaction. notem loyahotelrunner or an omnibus. If dMorningGlory, inc,6'sperpound . 42c. the Ja onville p 'per, which harps on 'missing H Wind. : Mornuiny Gloy, en, 's per pound.... 40c.

tourists'so desirs, itcanhav proof ofallsay Jcy Cew, ch, 's, per pound 40c. W e invite the atten- State Agents For and retract itsharsh language toward me andU do what it ought-give Florida a show for T W once." STATIONS 5l WEATHER* *

ne>s is picking up rapidly and inquiries for vy___d's 0w d Cty and subu t ban property are very brisk, and v a.... 0. 5SE . arC nLi-a sP w e sales are frequent. The first week in October Charleston . 30.34 565E 8 .... Clear. Corn Of water supphes for of this year found the real estate Augusta . 30.86 48 N * ... Clear. market in excellent condition, and then Savannah ... 30.34 50 SE * F .]air. .

a partial suspension occurred on account of JACKSONV'LE. 80.32 5.N * 0.1 Lt.rain. Oats, their houses to the the yellow fever in Tampa. Within the vast Key West. 30.18 70 E 18 .. Cloudy. ten days business has improved rapidly and is Atlanta. 30.34 4 . 8 . Fair. fgg 7 ,i much better than at this time last year. I Pensacola .... 80.18 6 E 14 .... Fair. have made more sales during the past week Mobile 30.16 62 SE 12[... Fair. PLANEI, J1, than in a corresponding period 14st year. Montgomery.L 30A., 56JSE 8 Cloudy. O, Prices, too, have advanced. For instance, a New Orleans.. 30.16 6S 16 .e Cloudy. piece of suburban property which was for sale Galveston .. .29.98 66SE 6- 0.4 Cloudy. Grits Ericssons & Rider last year for$3,080, Iecannot buy now for NOT-rmbroetrneainsGedceddeGrts E iTsoolsRde $4o500. We are having no boom, but just a TvleAl arnodne t er ngs reduced to he lthyac ase in usines.ication thMt our inus readings of temperature are below Foude r 8h01 adeT.

merchants and business men appreciate the rVelocit of wind 5 miles per hour.. NEwS-HERALD's efforts to defend this city -Rainfall too small to mention. I OT A IR Washburn & Moens' to note the complexion of thte paper read at the HOT Tremont hotel's breakfast table yesterday morning. While he was looking on, nineBulding Materia * guests entered the dining room, each drawing Buldna"tr . from his pocket a cony of the NEwS-HERALD. Nine out of nine is a healthy fount." Brick, Shingles,

LOCAL BRIEFS. The workimgman's paper, the NEWS-HERALD Wement, . rlaSier, The wife of Judge M. M. Bellisario is lying Lime, Hair, Othello Range

dangerously ill at his home in East Jacksonville. Laths Fire Brick

The"demand for the:Snday NEWS-HEAL L which can be run at a And the Famous' Texas is enormou. Dealers ishingeexta0copies this issue should order early. _____________

Dr. Elihu Burritt's elegant gallery of oil trifling expense paintings opens next week. Particular atten- trIig.xes tion is called to his advertisement for artists. 1

During the afternoon yesterday nearly 3,000 T.Les-ok f Grrl boxes of oranges, consigned to Northern porch- T L s o f c sR g asers, were received in the People's Line ware- Cataloues and inforhouse from the up river boat. In the State of Florida. C

For 20 cents a week you can have the NEWSHERALDleftatyoor houseeachmorning. Send "Iholesale O2.. nation furnished onIap-I in your name and address on a postal card or " " p otherwise, and get your paper regularly. ._o_,- +- l l T e Best in Use.

The Carleton hotel opens for business this o location. The Best in Use. morning on the European plan. References to ,their advertisement in another column will show the wayfaring man where to make his home when in Jacksonville.rL

Ois at r. That young man who charmed his best girl last night by the elegance of his cravat had To1t. Johns Bar, Palatka, spent nearly an hour i selecting it at Smith's Crescent City, Lake George. furnishing goods establishment. But the iy e .PROFIE8IOI AL.HoeSa Dig,(e . v o p - • wonder is that he succeeded in making a choice so quickly, for the display there is most be- CALL & Burnside Beach. - - Near the Jettes.

wlde on<f the most beautiful holiday jewelry utel OFFICE, 2 WEST B STREET, 'O.N S.r fro..O ackso.vimle. B A K ER Y, ever displayed in Jacksonville is being opened This powder never WESTr..es.. A ma oLfO ± t . Bathing, Fishing and Hunting. Accommo- K atL. F. "ephens cozy lttle store. The stock ity, s n d v ares Anesn * o WllPractice inallthe Courts. 'in t Terms $pe day $pe of novelties and curios is unusually full just emica' .l than the o"rdia d, ,a nd can- dae Ution 1 omguest n rms $2her day $8 er- l~,l.l .!I~^i ..

u p rese nSteph us ns an "allthe year otb soldin ompetith wilt hemultitueof tOFFIE: ROO 8, LAW BUILDING, roahtake the J. & A. railroad to Pablo Beach, on t CPdsudu td inn sson, low teat, short weight alum or phosphate AKO elephone No. 4 F y .or steam a t Lvi oet or

fantsaClaus should die (and nobody is an- P OWDER. Onii alls.t HA BA-, o rehouse Teellephon No .4I.FryhS. akovle rote Post: fice' port ... ei • i 'L JAOKBOR: L, FIA

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