The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-15
CITY NOTES.
a HAMMOCK ECHO.

\ HAMAOSEh ECHO.
Oh. han me down the gospel hat,
Oh, han me down my crown;
Use gwine fur ter lib on Jerusalem fat
Doan yer heah dat trumpet SCUM?
Oh, han me down my velvet gown,
Oh, gimme de white kid shoes,
Use gwine ter leah dis wicked groun,
Oh, lissen at de gloyus news.
Fine turtle steak on hand at Geo. C.
Thayer & Co.'S.
Walter Thomas. of Norwalk, is happy.
The cause of this happiness weighed 10
pounds.
Ten different kinds Of sewing ma
chimes, at c. T. Sulzner's music store. If
Mr.. H. J. Campbell went down to
Welshton yesterday afternoon, and will
return Saturday.
Pianos and organs rented for practice
one hour daily, So per month. Apply at
| G. F. Sulzners music store. If
Mrs. H. A. Crap and family have re-
turned from the St. Johns bar, where
they have been for several days.
New Home sewing machine complete
with full set of attachments, and war
ranted for five years, at c. f. Sulzner's.
| If
Major w. P. Copper left yesterday for
Alabama, where he will enjoy weeks
vacation.
Mr.. A. G. Phillips and family have re-
turned from the bar, where fhey have
been enjoying salt air and sea bathing.
The city council publishes an impor
tant health ordinance this morning, to
which we call the attention of our
citizens.
The steamer Anita will carry the mail
between PaIatka and Sanford, while
the Water Lily is undergoing repairs
. from the recent collision.
Mr.. Sherman Conant, of Palatka, Fla,
was in the city yesterday, and left this
morning ON the Charleston and Savan-
I nah railway. Savannah Times.
= Mr.. B. j. Grooms tells in our special
column this morning what dollar will
buy at his popular store. Look over the
list and see if he doesn't offer something
you want
Mr.. M. Meyer has sold his residence.
; on Fourth street, to Mr.. IL. A. MeI -:yday.
|, The building has been removed to the adj
J, Joining lot to make room for a new and
, larger structure.
, Mr.. James E. BoIand was made glad
Yesterday morning by the safe arrival OF
fine boy, and he stepped around town
=. Yesterday as proud as a lord in conse
quence. Mother and boy doing well.
n There is talk among The young men o
s another Saturday night excursion to thu
bar It seems that the boys want to tr,
the hot sun on the beach once more, t
see if it viii blister them as bad as OF
~ their recent excursion.
The late rains have caused vegetation
to put on a most vigorous growth. Nov
is a good time to plant out shade tree
ut along the sidewalks in our tbroughfares
nd thereby adding to the beauty of our a
ready famous Gem City.
, ,ss Since the new schedules went into e.
&c, feet the mails going north close here (
is 1910 and 2:30 p. m, and arrive at 1O1
e a. m, and Ais p. m. Going south, til
- mail closes at $50 q. m. and p. M, an
err arrive at a. IN. and p. M.
In Mr.. Justice has just GIrned out Of tt
Ak Florida Southern shops, in this city, Ell
ge CINE No 2. completely overhauled an
5 repaired until it is as good as new al
KA looks as neat as a new pin. The engil
an2 will make lis first trip to-day, carryir
is, out the pay train over the line.
aa7 Mr.. d. d. Young writes from LaI
at Benton, Mimi, that there has not been
is sfS day in the past month when the mercu
IS reached as high as seventy, and that Il
-7@ summers there are about like our be
winter weather here in Palatlla and tn
=" he is having altogether most enjoyat
time of it.
Captain j. H. Welsh was in the CT
ho'' Yesterday. As showing how rapidly a
extensively the improvements are NJ
nth going on in Welshton, the captain stat
led that his expenses on this accou
IS amounts to $3.50 per day, and, includi
Vho the large force of hands engaged by
ave Welshton Milling Company, the exper
ing is about $500 per day.
A Young lady was little demonst
ttul tive ON meeting a young man on
the streets the other day, when the you
ome man, for want of something better
cry say. remarked Well, don't eat me
about it. No, George, l won't" s
viii she, q have long since quit eat
I'm. greens - And now George wishes
Sep hadn't made that remark.
ON Mr. Morse, the painter who was SO
ats fortunate as to fall from the staging
NJ. the Episcopal Academy Wednes'