The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-22
CITY NOTE 5.

Cuavas, peaches and apples, at Dunn's.
One disorderly was before the mayor
yesterday, and was fined 81 and costs.
Ten different kinds of sewing ma
chimes, at c. f. Sulzner's music store. If
Judge B. F. Roberts, the joker Of
Happy Hollow, was in the city yester-
day.
Mr. Cook Carleton, returned from
four months visit to New York on yester-
day
Miss Beulah Denham, of our vicinity,
who has been spending some time in
Ferdandina, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Martin Griffin went over to Cedar
Key yesterday, in the interest of the Pa
latka and Cedar Key Fish and Oyster
Company.
Pianos and organs rented for practice
one hour daily, 80 per month. Apply at
G. T. SuIzner's music store. If
Several of our citizers went up to
Como yesterday morning to attend the
democratic meeting held there in the
afternoon.
New Home sewing machine complete
with full set of attachments, and war
ranted for five years, at G. F. Sulzner's.
If
We wish to warn the Florida news
paper men that a quantity of $500 coun-
terfeit bills are in circulation. Examine
your change carefully.
A magnificent organ, canopy top, war
ranted for five years, 800. A neat little
French cabinet organ, $50, at c. F. Sulz-
ner's music store. tt
Mr.. j. J. Neilan, who has been on a
months vacation travelling in the north,
has returned to his position as baggage
master on the Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West railroad.
w. C. Braddock & Co, the live mer
, chants of Crescent City, have something
OF interest to say to the public in on
special column this muning. They ar
enter prising business men, and carry {;
good stock of goods at all times.
Mr.. VIM. F. Fol ward loaded the broad
t guage car of the East Tennessee, Viz
GINA and Georgia railroad, brought il
; on the Florida Southern track a day o
two ago, with ice, thus making the frs
shipment in the broad-guage road ca
from Palatka over that line. This i
+, but the military step in an arrangement
that promises much for the prosperity 0
Palatka.
Captain T. c. Butler. of Mobile, Ala.
has purchased q river front lot in tn
y Cove, where he viii put up shinglean'
> orange box factory. He proposes to pu
!, in the best machinery possible, to be IL
} by a 50-horse power engine. The capa
city of the factory viii be about 5000
shingles or / 800 orange boxes per day
, He expects to have his factory in opera
3, ton by the 18th Of October.
Hon. C. w. Mabry, the Democrat
nominee for lieutenant-governor,w was
the city yesterday for shoj time. II
d will join General Perry and party mes
week, and viii take part in the demon
strations in the towns along the Flo1id
Southern road He repolcs the canvas
1t in Sumter county as progressing satisfat
q tory, and predicts the election of the Ell
tire democratic ticket in that county /
RS at least five hundred majority.
e, The City of Palatka carried I'M
a Charleston on her last UP the FIST ba
E. of new Florida cotton. The News an
Courier says of it: It was shipped fro
r Bronson, by Mr.. Ira G. Ca,ter, and
Is weighs 80 pounds. Bir. CATER shippt
If two bags, one to Savannah and the 9th
&, to Messrs. Wagner s Co. The quality
c. the staple was examined carefully at Il
Cotton Exchange yesterday, and it w
is pronounced by experts to be mediu
n n fine, and a ve. fair indication of VIII
~ may be expected from the maturil
in crop
20 The Democratic Rallies.
Tho nrapI dom 1C3o+ II, 40 Hos IN mo no