The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-07-24
CITY NOTES.

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shop.
Yesterday was a success as a perspira.
ton producer.
The mayor was sad yesterday because
Of no cases to try.
Don't forget the mass meeting at the
court house tonight.
There is but little sickness at this time
in Palatka and vicinity.
The City of PaIatka arrived yesterday
afternoon, on her regular weekly trip.
Miss Eva Burke left on the steamship
City of Palatka last night, for her for
mer home in Syracuse, n. Y.
Be sure and get your chickens from
Geo. c. Thayer & Co., Griffn's Wharf.
25 cents and upwards. If
1--WE must draw the line somewhere"
remarked the washerwoman an Monday
morning, land guess the backyard is
the best place"
Remember that the Palatlla &, Cedar
Key Fish and Oyster Co.'S hours are from
1870 in the morning until $50 at night.
Sundays from 8. If
Eyes, sir, said the punster, speaking
Of the democratic presidential nominee,
che win 'Cleve' all opposition and land
in the White House.
The News IS a modest newspaper aud
doesn't like to brag on itself much, but
the fact must be told that it circu'a-
ton continues to grow.
The average darkey can get a g,eat
deal of fun out of the labor required TO
unload an ice vessel. His throat seems
never to give out calling, go forward,
dri-i-v-e-r!' p
Every variety Of Salt and Fresh Water
Fish kept on hand, dressed and delivered
without extra charge, at the Palatlla and
Cedar Key Fish and Oyster Co. GriAfn's
/ Wharf If
Work was resumed yesterday on the
! addition to the Putnam House, and if
no more rains interfere, the frame
work of the three stories VIII be in
place in few days.
Mayor Mount publishes a notice in an
other column that the dog ordinance"
VIII be enforced, and it will be well for
owners of CANNES to look after their
pets and see that they are properly ''col-
Jared"
The City Council at its session yester-
day afternoon recommended the rein
statement of Policemen Sherwood, who
had been suspended from duty several
days on a charge OF conduct unbecoming
an officer.
Since the drowning OF the Transfer
Company's horses on last Monday, the
stOck-owners around Palatka are afraid
to risk their hor1es on the dock, and a
Jacksonville team ere now used to TN,
load the vessels.
Mr.. H. \. Meyer caught a pink -
rabbit the other day, and hos had him on
exhibition in bis show-windOw for sew
eral days. If his g color" happens to &c
in on him. he viii he found cold and
stiff in his corner some of these
mornings.
Mr. B. L. Lillienthal's furniture bust
mes is growing so rapidly that his stock
has outgrown his large store room, anG
he has secured the old Journal build
ing. on Water street, to use as a store
room for furniture. We are glad t.
note the fact of his increasing pres
| perity.
We Learn from Mr.. O. w. Bromwel
5 that there is en- unclaimed trunk
checked m. No. 99." belonging to some
one in Palatla, now lvipg il the beg
gage room ct Pvpsacola. If the owner
OF the frank win turn the check over t.
Mr.. Cromwell lie viii have the t:unl
forwarded to Palaeka for them.
Captain E. r. Mexican, who is spend
ing the summer in Washington city. ha.
opened an Office at 924 G. street, n. w.
in that CITY. where he win show Up rhc
advantages of Florida, and Palatka anc
Putnam count especially. to the hun
dreds and thousands Of people who ar,
becoming 5oteresped in this state.
The river frort in this city PRESENTED {
busincss-lika appearance yesterday
There were thee scboonors disclargjns
their cargoes and several steamboats, ticC
to their various vharves. The seen,
gave only an indication of what Palat!;
will be in the near future--a city SECOND
in Importance to none III the state.
The schooner Minnie and Gussse,
Captain W. S. French, from New Yotk
arrived yesterday morning, b 'nging {
general cargo os mer- hand;se and brick
She is dischars;ng her cargo at Cap,a'r
Adams wharf, She was ont foe, Al
days. encountered head winds and calos
but did not strike a squar during th
entire voyage.
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