The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-21

| whether he should be sent to Jail or Civ
en- q good thrasbing, she chose the latter,
| when Policeman Brown carried the little
rascal to the rear OF the store and laid on
about twenty-five lashes after the most
| approved fashion. That boy will not be
apt TO steal anything else until the sore
hess wears of, and then he will give
| Petermann's corner a wide berth.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the St. Johns River Baptist $50
citation held at this place: That tic
thanks OF tins Association lie rendered to
the Baptist Church and citizens Of T.
latka for their generous hospitality dur
ing our late session. That we tender
or thanks 10 the various railroad and
steamboat lines fer their generous 70
duc;'on Of rates during our i.te meeting.
Pa!st-a, Get. 80, 1885.
4 just complaint IS made by the good
people who live across the river and " 10
have u come t. town in boats, that there
is no PROPER Iandi' for them On -
side OF the river, and the oIe IL az
been using at the Florida EoujnaTl de-
pot is now planked over. We hope tie
owners of the river front will Look into
this matter of good landing, and 70
vide our friends across tie RIVER with 2
safe and convenient landing.
When we met Mr.. j. C. Jackson YES
terday morning he was liz such jgt;iaa.
spirits, and the grasp OF his hand WIS So
nd Of hot I, -
for his we'll known temperance IHaci!y' :
ties we would have looked for an invita-
| ton to break a bottle of extra dry Ia
when he whispered in the reportorial ear,
F'It's a girl.'' we could read the meaning
of his happy face and could understand
the buoyancy that lent lightnes5 to his
step. The young lady is little beauty
as fine as the finest, and arrived Monday
evening.
We find the following marriage notice
in the West End CWis) Times, of last
week. We join with the many friends
of Mr. Miller in this section in extending
hearty congra tulations and good wishes
for q long life Of happiness: There
was Il grand wedding at the residence Of
ioss. Paul \. Wei. Tuesday evening T.
=. lIIlvr, IF Seville, Florida. being
un ted in marriage to Fannie We'll,
youngest dau, h er of the late Henry
| We'll, and piece Of the host. The cere-
mOny WAS performed by Rev. T. II.
Ross and was WITNESSED By large party
Of relatives a1I immediate friends Of
the parties; large number being pres
ent from Milwaukee The wedding
presents were numerous and costly. The
wedding party was sumpluously enter
tanned by MIR. ard Mrs. We'll, and left
on the night train for milwaukee. n.
and NJ. Miller viii sle0d two CT three
weeks in Milwaukee ana Chicago after
which they will return 10 Yves. Benz .Ol
Il short visit before leaving for their
Southern lone. They viii leave behind
them many friends who are full OF good
wishes for then
We mcrti, ned a day or two ago the
fact that 7Ir. ! :. Fraley, the southern
representative OF the New York World
would visit pa,atkI in search OF data and
information Tor description OF cur VI
cinity TO be priEt3r III Z special Flor:da
edition Of thar paper. lie has mt with
= most catering reception in all IL,
cities visited SO far, am such men a
Land Commissioner Mitchell, Of Tall,
h8ssee, W. D. Chiiiev, of Pensacola, til,
boards Of trade Of Jacksonville, Gaines.
vile, and other cites, anil the county
commissioners of various counties, haFt
cfItred him every facility for getting n
the trGc facts Of the agricultural, con:
nlerciai and industrial conditions q.
those sections. Mr. Fra!-y arrived IN
Palatka es or lay. and will be here for {
few Gays to secure material for his Ia
per. When we mention the fact ti;a:
this F!Cridl Ell ton cf the World VII;
consist Of three hundred ,holland copies
which will he distributed thr0u shcu
the north, and papers Of 0.acr
cities will reprint a great TT
ton OF it, it will realty he seen how
important it is that Paiitka should be
represented in proper shape. as this dcs-
cripton of Florida will he no milk and
water affair, but, as Mr.. Frtlev assures
us. will be true description OF Ford g..
as it actually is, and written III such =
manner that it will be read by the t.4ot.7-
ands of people in the north Sc, ing IL
vestments and homes. There - 10
doubt but this paper will be the cause q
thousands of people coming to Floriia,
and the Gem City, the most enterprisius
town in the state, will get her due share
Of them. We bespeak for Mr.. Fraley
the same cordial reception in our city
that has been accorded him in other
places.