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The Weekly Florists^ Review* 



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JULT 15, 1900. 



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PITTSBURG. 



The Market. 



Things have now assumed an old, sum- 

 mer time look. There are so many away 

 on their vacations that the shops seem 

 lonesome. All have a few good flowers 

 in sight, and a few are all they need, as 

 tiiere is little business. 



The wholesalers are busy for an hour in 

 the morning, and then are through for 

 the day. There are some good Kaiserins, 

 Killarneys, Beauties, lilies, valley and 

 gladioli still coming in. Carnations are 

 almost a thing of the past, and all are 

 looking longingly for some good asters, 

 which have not made their appearance in 

 any quantity so far. 



Vatious Notes. 



Walter Breitenstein entertained a num- 

 ber of his friends Friday evening, July 

 9, at the Keystone Canoe Club. After 

 dinner under the trees, the whole party 

 were taken out in canoes, and, following 

 an hour or more on the water, they re- 

 turned to the large porch standing out on 

 the river and smoked and talked until 

 train time. Business was never men- 

 tioned, and, on leaving, all voted it the 

 most pleasant evening spent in years, and 

 a number of the party were converted 

 into canoe enthusiasts. 



There have been a number of the craft 

 who have taken unto themselves worries 

 during the last month, but they have all 

 wedded oflf on the quiet, scarcely letting 

 their best friends know about it, but Ed- 

 ward J. McCallum, of the McCallum Co., 

 will marry Mi^s Elizabeth M. Johnston 

 July 17. The announcement was made 

 last week, and your correspondent is in- 

 vited, so this will be the only real wed- 

 ding among the profession this season. 

 They will leave that evening to spend 

 their honeymoon among the Canadian 

 lakes. If any of you meet them, show 

 them a good time. 



Oliver Crissman, of Punxsutawney, left 

 last week for Seattle, Wash. He will 

 visit all points of interest along the road, 

 as he will be in no hurry, this trip being 

 for sightseeing and pleasure. 



Homewood cemetery is putting up a 

 fine high greenhouse at the gate. The 

 foundation is concrete and the balance 

 U-bar material. It will be a much needed 

 improvement. Hoo-Hoo. 



Please discontinue our advertisement, 

 as we are completely sold out. This has 

 convinced my proprietor that nobody else 

 can sell as quick as the Eeview does. — 

 H. J. POTOMKIN, Mgr., Forest City, la. 



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