The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-23
CITY NOTES.
APRIL.

APRIL.
A fair maid, simply drest,
With pure, half-timid air,
A wild rose on her rounded breast,
A lily in her hair,
A culver about her mouth,
But the sunlight in her eye,
When softly kissed by the wind of the
south,
Just poised 'twixt a laugh and cry.
Just received seventy-five tons of best
Hay. VERTREEs & Co.
Messrs. Richardson & Co., advertise
low prices for flour this morning. They
are receiving large quantities of goods
and their business is growing rapidly.
Roberts Razor Steel Scissors and Cut
lery, Needles, etc., at
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Sons.
Kennerly &c Co. have in stock splen
did line of hardware, guns, pistols am
munition, ETC., which they desire the
public to call and inspect. Look out for
their new advertisement in few days.
Atwood Suits, Mems Boys and Chill
dren's-bargains never before offered in /
Palatka, at
DEvEREUX, RoGERo & Sons.
Hon. E. S. Grill returned to Tallahas-
sec last night with his family, where
they will reside during DIR. Crills term
of office as State Treasurer, though the
Doctor will retain his citizenship in Pa
latka.
Mr.. T. III. Brown is overhauling and
making extensive repairs on Maj. Teas
dale's wharf. There are several places
along the wharf that are in need Of re-
pair, and we hope Maj. Teasdale's exam
pie will be followed.
The store just vacated by. Messrs. Acll-
erman & Jackson will be occupied here
after by
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Son.
E. R. Farrer will sell at auction every
Saturday all goods left with him. The
auction hours will be from 10 a N. to
p. M, and the sale will include all sorts
of things, from horse to pin cushion.
Alderman & Jackson have just re-
ceived beautiful lot of gold rings, rang
ing in sizes and prices to suit all. With
this large lot of rings in town there is no
excuse for any young mans not being
| engaged, as most of them are especially
designed for that purpose.
Look at our new Hamburg Meetings.,
Ruchings, Collars, Ruffling and Laces.
DEvEREUX, ROGERo & Son.
A marvel of orange growth may be
! seen at the grove of Mr.. Hotchkin in
Welaka. The bud was put in June 29th,
| 1888. To-day it is seven inches in cir
conference at the butt, eight feet long
and bears fifty-one oranges. Can this be
beaten anywhere in the state?
Our bargain counter is now longer and
we are displaying many specialties which
has been impossible for us to do before,
on account of limited space.
DEvEREUX, .RoGERo & Son.
Mr.. NJ. C. Spray was married to Miss
Lizzie Rumley at the Carleton House in
this city on Tuesday night, Rev. J. B.
Ley officiating. The young people live
at Meanwhile, in this county, where they
are both popular with all who know
them. We wish for them long life and
happiness.
Union services every afternoon at 4
o'clock and eveay night at 7:45, in the
Baptist church, this week, conducted by
Rev. James B. Dunn, Rev. Mr. Ley and
Baptist minister.
Prof a. J. Wood has a century plant
which is just beginning to send up its
stem preparatory to blooming. Prof.
Wood put out this plant, but wants it
distinctly understood that it was some
time less than hundred years ago.
The plant is ten years old and will die
when it throws off this bloom,
Baldwin & Cochrane' take risks on all
HiOPC1Of' AiC9 ASGiCoSIJ SOIlc VI tllS
best insurance companies in the country,
and would be glad to show the public their
manner of.doing business. Give them a
call
An intoxicated Individual whose phys
ical appearance seemed to be practical
joke on humanity, created a little laugh
ter on the streets yesterday. He was
using his utmost endeavors to maintain
perpendicular position, and in one hand
he held a match, seeming to think that
it was cigar, as he asked nearly every
person for ''hic-s'light."
Ladies' and Children's Underwear
Corsets, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Parasols
and Satchels, at
DEYEREUX, ROGERO & Sons.
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