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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

WI are panied to note says the
New York World, "that Senator George
Vest, who really is good natured. gem
ial and even jolly man. has so far lost
his temper as to use, with regards to
the newspapers. sulphurous language
which calls for revision, A reporter of
the 81. Louis Dispatch attempted to in
teryiew him in st. Louis the other day
and elected only the following repre-
hensible, supplementary language;
damn the newspapers; I've got no use
for them and you needn't try to inter
view me. | don't want to appear in the
newspapers, but, anyway, don't care
what they say" But here the Senator
is egregiously in error. lie and other
Senators and public men generally have
the greatest use and need for newspa-
pers, which in reality make them, by
giving publicity to them and their
doings, and without the newspapers the
most of them would never have been
known beyond the boundaries of their
own barnyard, Senator Vest Is tempo
rarily nettled by something said about
him in the newspapers; but he is really
a favorite with editors and reporters,
who would much rather elevate than
pull down their vest. We trust that
when the genial Senator cools down in
the sweet seclusion Of his Missouri home
he will drop us a note asking us to ex-
punge from the record his hasty and i'll
timid remarks concerning the press
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

The Laredo Times makes most val
liable and sensible suggestion in the
following, which should find n hearty
cooperation from all good citizens
THE laboring men OF every county in
Transformers, stOCkmen, mechanics
rs well MS all others who are friendly to
honest labor, should meet in county
conventions, and give expression to
their sentiments upon the convict labor
question. AS long as it was considered
only temporary, and necessitated by a
want Of room in the penitentiaries
proper, reasonable men were satisfied to
cOuntenance the Incidental competition
Of convict with free labor; although
every attempt to make that competition
more than incidental has met with a
prompt and emphatic dlsapprOval on
| the part of the people. But now that
the demOralzing competition finds adj
| yooates at the hands OF those high in
authority, as a permanent policy in this
| State, the peoples condemnation OF the
same cannot be too soon expressed. II
will be all important that the personne
of the Twentieth Legislature be selected
with specific regard to this very ques
ton. Texas must not be allowed Il
take medieval stand on the question
OF ennobling labor through imbecilt
legislation. The new, specific and per
| manant nolicv of the Stota shonld "A.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

DR.. Breeding, the dentist, in the Dullnig
block, for iirst-class work Mt reasonable
rates. 5-25-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

THERE is pointer for the members Of
the Texas Legislature in the statement
that only 60 members of the Indiana
Legislature have applied fer Office at the
hands of Mr. Cleveland, with fair
show of getting appointments. Indiana
only had plurality of about 1000 votes.
Texas had a majority Of about 10000;
and, in consideration Of the vast differ
enee in the returns, apparently in favor
of Texas, every member ought to "get
there" but they will not, although
there is not Republican in office who
is not q partisan, or who can give very
20 I'd reason why he should hold office
under Mr.. Cleveland.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

and we repeat that no man should be
elected to n seat upon the floor Of either
house who will consent to the employ
mcnt Of oonyicts as competitors OF
Texas freemen. IT the honest yeomanry
OF the State will move in time, they will
leaven the Democratic organization OF
the state, and triumph. The gauntlet
of defiance Ia thrown down by bourbon
ism let honest labor respond as def
antly."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29
THOMAS u. JOHNSON,
business Manager.

Entered ut Postonicc ut san Antonio. Texas
us second class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29
Consult

The only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pulls. II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

TnE Apache Indians IN New Mexico,
who have been on the war path for the
past few days, have made the occasion
one ofexoeeding interest and excitement
for the people in their immediate neigh
borhood. The raid was caused by whis-
ky, and knowing some punishment
would follow, they abandoned the reser-
vation
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

New Time Card In Eject May H. 1870
!. a q. n. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
rnr ST Louls. via Mo. puc. route .N -. 100,
i,r ~ IouIs yIu Iron Mountain. baM "a. M.
Fpr Laredo ............ ..... n IA %. M.
ARRIVALS.
From ST. Louis Missouri Pacific ~ %. 900.
Trptu II Louis. Iron Mountain .. lU..i .. 900.
Frnu Laredo ............... ..... 1880 q. in.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29

o,,tyu
- =, mn,
'ho'oi'p'N" 10 iIoiessor - "'''S'
lhe oh'eu STATES hn'o,no'os"'' 'Ay'
'he Hclehtliio american we "ie W oN
Per'ehco 'nis year very oA'o". . "r
Pe"ranoe vi 'ne '''seo' N"o"" 10
r'ouio"l oicaua' al,as 'ne " s'"l ~
Gust iro'esso, "'ioy, ""o ""' w.
many oI's'n"' oo'ei '"''o"o -, -.
sect u'lu "no ye"is w. "n a.s,
account U, - u,s''no' oio0u'' a
"nno""oeu nm '"o.' Ill ,.',,
VI '"e Spouoa' 800 ' -, ,wo
',eNs '",' ~" Wv ~ nar and ,ho
''s''o' 'lo :, oo1 voars
o'"'' " T." y ,c", ,, 49,. 600 ,yoo1s
"so' V. ~ ,o MA ~ ,oor
sppoai ,J ,.''', 'a '.'."iasu,. g. ,ha Nj
o'oV' - 80, $500 p'' "a s
s''''ppi "'e!' 'V ,,,. ha,tnn
,'' n,Vu'" ~ ,a tr,,on county
,, 10 ..'. ',,,''"'' 9s T., Wonsoo MI.
80, c.a..,a on,siano T.nnessae
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-29
Notice to Taxpayers,
OFFICE or CITY ASSESSOR,
French Building. Room |,
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April ~, lNNj.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April ~, lSNi.)
Parties are hereby notified that the city
Assessment Books for the rendition of taxable
property, personal and real estate, for the fiscal
year. commencing March |, 1885, are now open,
and will remain open to include June 30 1856.
All persons concerned In the above are re-
spcctfully requested to come forward aud rem
der their property subject to taxation 10 the
undersigned, us required 10y law.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

Notice.

Notice; Is hG9 -, gwen th.i IA dfCplttii!:'
with ii net iiI, " M act - pre-, Vie t"f .
general law, Ia Ia, Incorporation 81 ':tai"rIs
aud ,.liiliS' approved by 10Th, itti, t-'if'r
chapter lbs. of th;. laws oi Finri'tI and All acts
amrusiAtnry thereof, th's undersigned A'N"
formed u corporation inI the purpose - con
~friIcfiu., niiut aiming and operating :: ft'i-
ru.itI IoI public tit- IA rnHN UN'ur ul persons
AMI property. to- hC called TIE ialatki d,'f
tIck i.lSynha river hallway Company. The
road t., lt. t.tHS TtIrtsd ana operated from
p.lI:it 4. in lie county at Putnam 9" tr:Ii:t III
the. county OF MrioI nth 4 branch from -''fn'.
point in he county pt Pu!u:tm to Aston IN tn
county of Orange. The length at Tia road -
To he about ninety miles and TIA" road VIII he
matlt. iiIruIigh and into TIA" counties ct l'Ht-
nam. Marion aud Orange
NJ :. q ttI'fER, IT. inHi@, sic.
~ r. I:tAN Norwulk, Fii.,
: y. tit.bnEN, TAX" George. Pa,
y :; COLLINS. Grange Springs, Fin,
So. CIfAND LiI;. iitl;tt kit- Fiat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
: ri lufi.. io>h.
Notice o. incorporation.

PHIA1k GAS IlatT RNb FHEL COMPANY.
The undersigned have formed und orll ni-eG
thcmS. .si IA company nr incorporation Ia
Toe know. .s.s ~. !l.3t>t Gas Light and Fuel
Company End. Gh, general nature at the
business to he TRANSACTED shall he th'. manu-
Gacturc of gas ami the sale al gas ni ''''.tl Tor
lights and fuel.
Bird. The amount AT capital stock anthof-
lied is fifty thouSind dollars, ten per cent al
which shall hc paid in AT the commencement
of tins organization. the rrmiiIi'i,F shall l.s
paid .ts th,. bylaw HttN drcc! :iIti ~ n Slitii
H. called lay thu directors. undo i!i'' ~ laws
It'll 4 he tiuI', 81 It's, 'BHIus mont ' I4S
organization pf SAME sstc Ia r''witf ;thd t
corporation shall expire by limitation I've MY
wears ths gcaitcr, uuls-s~ continued ~ t"t..ii
means .,
9Th The business IT the company Sh'ii x
Cout.!fcfc, lsy IA President ;tud Board ot hNe
Directors, a Secretary aud frctStns'f, aud
scc other officers ta1S ~ pros ticfi i"F III
the bylaws.
9TH. The highest amount Of indebtedness
ar liability IT, which the company can 1T any
time. subiecl itself \ ixed at tea th"'is,tnd
dollars This June fsih 1885,
Ms. CARTER.
COON CARLETON.
WM. 4. WINEEGA..
EIsSa DEW fsSToN.
WI. VERB
f,sssfEa fla. Jsfiy 9Th. tSS5.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

Hinder AMI hv Virtti,. Of II d,.rtcs. rendered
on the 18TH dag OF August T. - I~t-,, 10y ii"I-
T.. Il. Foster Judge ~ tiIr ,th lntis'1l tittuh
al the stat" of FtUIi'!.t, ~ The "US 81 i%:ntli"
Sweet and Isaac t. E1iwooi, compartments ~.
H. j. " icy ana Otiit'T:s defendants, shall pro
coed to sell ut lltttiic t}'TicrJ ia tiGHf bi me
W,~ttnnrt.ian,i ho!,i Ia thu. city 81 IulasE :.
in Putnam county. FirrIdt, "n Monday i''''
9Th ,i:ty of trtoileT 49, between tn l''t"'
hours of sale, to the highest bidder for o;i~,
the fnli,,winr dr-rrflH'i property, t"-wtt.
The h.ptI~,.n,It ltr3titI!i AMI .su'"l~ new -
said West tuort'itTI hct'i consisting: 81 iH-
r,'tiS beds, springs. Inrii..:-, W;'~hS'an'i Il,
chairs lounges, tables, carpets, tIitttH AMI
diniu" room tIItnitlIrs', utensils AMI Nitif''E.
one. safe Sc. AiSu the two storey .t''iit ion t'
said t:otti. sontitIuius. sItpd1 tWrni YET 90
rooms md all tia. fuThtttHt'- itNtuf"S, 81,
thereof, cont tIut-'i.
+, = liAFEt.tiTD%.
Special N,,St,'T ia Ia 1nt'-tt'-
Pilatka. Fla, September 'Ed, !S+5'-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
Test fof. Short-SiEatr5lnHss.


The increasing prevalence OF short
sight is very important matter, worthy
of all attention. There IS one fact IN
connection with it which avail myself
of this opportunity OF mentioning, in
the hope Of inducing scientific ocali3t3
to give it further examination. find
that, though not at all short-sighted
under ordinary circumstances, become
decidedly so in nearly dark room, see
ing much better with spcctacl,s of
thirty six inches negative focus. In a
moderately good light sec better with
out the glasses than with them From
the few observations that have made,
| have reason to believe that this pc
culiarity of vision is not uncommon
With the aid of Il set of concavc glasses
it is easy to try the experiment IN q
room lighted with Gus. The ilamo
should be gradually turned lower and
lower, SO us to give full time for the
pupil to dilato and for the eye to az
quirc its maximum Of s.nsitigcneSs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
ChnRYIHC THEu. S. aiAI!


~ 'stft-t' .i 80. ''if-'f"
i.,,.s: conn fflt ia - ly3. Steam
.,f.tITF JA4f!, S(biv HE, e.! III" b"I;dry
t;,,, Nrr..,,a,ti,s s;n,. aud IL. H. PI.HNF, OF
tis j.rnI,lf.' t,iue win pen fpriG the Fast Mail
S;.., ice, is. yiu.r s. T.. ANA ". Halfway Com
IiuN = Whart ut T. ia, 8.ii ID iIr}-itya s''r-
chtnis lane Wi.:tri, lo.'' 81 LAURA street. 'idig
''5r) T. nv roc i'tl,'''.,t' - H',i'
tsi'i" SIfbl%-' ,>..i'1'lth go 49, !" T. ~;
rive az s,i''I - 49, - -, -
tnfilil. htt''" '.''''''"" - y IT. - -. "
Ju'.k''i'N -. 81. -, "a; - i - y
,"';n t''+ 80 go - I'M e.
i'''-'
tt'E"t+'u EA~F t"..'fif'f-
80. Co. ~. L-.;,. ,I .itIy :ti5Gt!..t ,.k,r-f,tt.,i
81 : - "a i .,,tf.,rI t.ui, {.rIes. :ttiH ri .;l-
t,.,i,a,tft, i:tr.,I.t.4 E,tu.Iifr.- ft:,Nf.- rt-
80 AZ q . ~, .,rg,j,,s 49, f.,..! -..r:.-i only
f,,,i,,,, i,... ,,,,,,rlf,.s
tt',,,,,-, v.Tti.. i,..,y.s t., ,#.,..-,..sk .tH.
,..,,'t.,,',,i MI tEt.;,t:,rI l..-s >f.-atn. g.
RIOS. i;-tl,.- Monday :.r,d 'Ghugs'.. .nf goes
tt,:.ji4fs -, ;atFc .I.S-iir-
,~-.... .-.., -. an 5. -.. .., .,,-,-
fH' i-~''.' ''-''' 40 -
U'ti -f'.-.
E.... s..L.-..-,. IN .,.,.t I-...ts. ,.: Mail
"' ,t -..r,.I . Il tr..l. - t... tssE,tt.,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
Nofice Cor Final Dia.harra.

SiV mant his after date u-s executor "i the g.
iat,. al Andrew tnr,l:iil tate Df Putnam colin
~ deceased, " III rlt-%'ui H. tin C'stiaiN
iIrs, "a: ''rIiti:In county Fi"ri!a, 1875 hiis:i '
counts .,ui vouchers, ami al, - :t~l, tpi isl
tiishll:.t- from the administration at said &C.,
tate
raL.tEI Via, JIsus, Irih, tS-li-
AuGIf-TIs, HoNEHt.
Executor Of Lust will and Testament "i An
drew t,DtdDu. dee, aSs'ti-
CaLHoUr 5 CIt4.is AIS
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
Notjca Of Dissolution.

f,aticp is hereby given that the iiTm OF \
4 Pr,.Sbr,.y ~ 30, Ora Eton tSltul Fla, = sltiS
.!ay diSSolV Cd 10y HIttifai consent. y y i'f' =
brcy continuing the business. MI those an
,IcLtpd ia the firm are requested to mas" in
mediate settlement with y. n. I'rieir.-y, ah"
Is also responsible Tor aii i"ltS.
September 10Th, iS7a-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

in connection with the disastrous 90

In connection with the disastrous col
HcTy explosions at arWln and Saar-
hr.Ickon, Herr j;u,iolIh BALL, the Aus
TRAN geologiSt, who has made special
study Of volcanic crupti"nS, publishes 4
caution 10 mine OVerScerS, lie say
chat explosions in mines usually com
eide with or follow closely upon earth
onakcs, and he mentions as days that
viii he dangerous in mines this year,
MI over lran,c, March 80, June Il,
.!uIy T., Sept IS and Sept "a
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
.srniI~ Not N1.r'S"iahl...

The truth is that n work of genius is
not in any proper sense a marketable
commodity. 1t may DO bought and
sold, but il cannot be ordered like n
pair of boots, or paid for like a barrel of
flour. 1t is OF the nature Of love and
hope-things that may be lost, bat
which cannot be restored for money
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

According to Tho Indiana Pharmacist
raw oysters not only have remarkably
wholesome influence upon the digestive
organs, but are highly recommended
for hoarseness. Many leadikg vocalists
arc said to use them regularly in pre-
pairing for their appearance IN concerts
ar ODer9S
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

Uuyioc bccn duly qualified us adminiSir a-
tor of ths. estate of Charles j. B!ouii"f" &c
c.Is..d and hereby require ali claims ANA &c
tnands AGAINST sai,i estate to DV present al ~
pr scriigca 10y law or this motto" vii t'e iic't'-
cal i'm Irar and all debtors are warned 10 MAKE
immediate settlement 20 IN" HndtfaiSheh-
n 4. GURTAFRoE.
AdminiSt ratOT.
AuE. eth lcS-J
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

Joseph 8 Chase
rs Bill for divorce,
Martha Ann chase
Ii aI.pc.rin.s by affidavit flied in the above
cause that tn, defendants Martha Ann Chase
has removed out of til" state ot t1oTitl:i, 50
that ordinary process cannot b' c'Ned upon
her and that her place of residence is uu-
known. Now, ON motion OF y. w. RoyStten.
itStI. solicitor for complainant, It is ordered
that the defendant. Martha Ann Chase, do APP
pear and answer or dCmur To said - Ill on or
before the first Monday in November, y. ID.
1879, otherwise said bill may he taken pro con
rcSSo us against the said defendant. ProNr-
ed that Il copy of this order he BuhiEli"d Tor
the spice. t.f three months II! the I'aittk1
News. Il newspaper published ~ Putnam
county, Fla. Witness my hand and The seal
az said circuit court. at Falatka. at"gt-Sh'i On
this .s4tii day ri July, \. -. t>S-I-
WIN L. ttitG AsjIt,
ClcTiS Circuit court.
Putnam County, Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
%TSi = t-.rat.-t

The Medicinischc Wochcns2hrift
makes tho bold statement that English
scientists are 50 far behind other ma
tions in their study of the causes OF in
fictitious diseases that they are no longer
in position to make anything like n
pertinent criticism upon such re-
searches The cause is attributed Otha
English laws practically prohibiting ex-
nerimcntS on animals
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
Notice for Final Discharge.

six months after datcas cNcciitoi on IL
,.Itntc If r. v Mann hate. DC Putnam county,
deceased | will present t. the county JudEc"i
Putnam county, Florida, my hnHt account
,lnI yoIIc hers and then ask for Il tnal hiN-
CHARGE from tin, ariniuiei ion 81 SAM 81 az
\. j. t:EAtii-
Administrator of the c=tite ~ T.. " N'.i"-
Palatka Fla. sept. 3 let'-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

A moro bcaUtifu farmiD" country
docs not exist than that along the
southern shore OF tn. Baltic. No fences
mark the boundaries of the fertile farm
which stretch away over the rollIn"
hills to tho distant horizon, all agiow
with yellow grain, At intervals n
cIunp Of trees, .ftcn seen Intcn ely
dark against the ripe grain, shows
where farm housc stands, ana
giant Windmllls swing their sails
on the highest hill-tOp5. The
highway, IL finely built chaussee
leads straight across the COun-
try, only curvin" t. pass through some
village. Mountain, ash, birch, and
cherry trees border the road in an I'm
broken rank In the bitches and by
the road grow countless varieties Of wild
flowers = perfect PARADISE for the
b0tanist from the highest hill the eye
meets 10 tho south a succession of grain
fields To the moth, beyond the
soft undulatiouS of the cultivated hills,
the l'aItic shimmcIS in the strong sun
light. 70 narrow line, sharp ut the hori-
ION The dimension, of the brick barns
prove the accust. m"d magnitude of the
harvest; the luxury o. tn farmers
houses tells of inheritr success.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

Notice is hereby given thai W =. Volt hhS
This dny made. a. mo an ;t>~ii'nIns ut Tor ~"
benefit OF his creditors, none al whom Ar"
preferred. ~ persons indebted {" sill ",
- Volt are hereby required t. make pa,-
mcut to me and his creditors ar" requested ~
file their ciHI with ne for settlement.
P.l.tka, Fla. july 18th. 1850
MAE,r. InEH. ASs,gItc..
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
Notice Of incorporation.


Notice i hereby given that in acceptance
with an Act ut the legislature OF Elorl,ta en-
titled IAN act Ia provide fer Il general law thc
incorporation of railroads and canals ap-
proved Fcb'y 10Th 1874, and all acts amcndt-
Tory thereof, and all acts cnutro ling and pro
Nidin.r for the same. tHc undersigned nave
formed sin assoc iation or corporation Tor the
purpose of constructing m;Jititt inine. ami op-
Grating Il railroad for public use ana OF cree
ting AMI operating u telegraph on fticph"Te
line. for public use. SAID company on aSSotits-
tiou to he known as tine -. Au-ti&tIlc anu
s,lhuuTd hallway Company. an'i sand tstilruid
IL IL. known rs ttie ST Nu"ustint and sea
board Railway, The liHc ct sand road IS
to extend from 81 Augustine, m 81, 'IGiiiis
county t. ter iu Orange county and 10
pt-4 al 80. th-1t;.-h IaC counties OF ST
.toiiyts and VoIusII tn A~tCr IN the county
of tram with hF;HC'. to fAtia'ka, IN PUt-
ma II! t.t4t.i s.. amt ~ti tff,'r roads 'iS may IA
st,.,-,,f...,,; tti..n I. ir,s~ih ut the ROAD il
L, I. :4tout Isu Jtti,.- ltsss tttsj.t storS ct
Irid cs,ulrsn. -h "a H.. tsya hundred and :iity
Thousand to!luf-S-
::tii:i;AitN t-tNANT,
l.t,f,A " Ipisb
l ) N'IlIfi-
S..t.f Isti -
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

Eva. noticing a flock ef noisy chatter
ing blackbirds, said, Mamma. guess
they re- having a sewing 'ciety.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22

There arc 100 college papers IN the
United States and none IN Gsrmany.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
rAE PHILADELPHIA TIMES

a.a.. g.. ....p,. 90, , hole trld 81 proRressiy"
......l... .ua f-p .ul.,.t o. too great Tor u -
d. ...... ,uIt III..t,uBg nud without bias, apd
....I....1 ..utit,int "a. 10 escape 10 notiee;
III .st. auyll tributary 10 its wanta, ana
...... IS ft,# tl- rtut- muN be ionnu, ulel
l.....Il,t Biz. iuItl,ulAts At oil passing events
.... .aI ~. lu It ltirIlapb up - the lasi i.io-
.#.-iitI ..a4u. tn IIes-. ~ ia a bTtei and an.
.#f.t.t ,tlun4,i. - the time ana contains al
faaf 4. t.plIi knowing In the ht'tbft D' ibc
,..,.I l... 49,. lr.s. t., e4ty -four yeaIs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-22
$1,000
The Weekly Times
&f 90 a YEAR.
The Largest, the Brightest and the
Best, a Newspaper for Every
Household.

THE WEEKLY TIME b. foremost among
tH. IIY,st.4i and best 81 the Iumily aud Den
anal 1s..sit Itwapap crs published In The c'nln-
G.... eul Is d now offered 20 single suDscilbrft
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-28
Important supreme Court Decision.

The supreme court Of Minnesota, has
rendered decision, affirming the order Of
the lower court, inithe case Of CHI. Wyman
vs.. The Manitoba, to the effect that the
purchaser OF a railroad ticket is only en-
titled to one continuous passage, unless
THERE'S an agreement to the contrary. When
the purchaser has selected his train and
commenced his journey he has no right to
leave it at an intermediate point without
the carriers assent, and afterward demand
that the contract be completed Ii per-
son enter a train and refuse topay his fare,
when lawfully demanded, he is trespas.
ser and not a passenger, and at common
law the carrier is not obliged to put him off
at station or usual stopping place. but
can put him off at any place, provided it
wanton injury.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-10-28

OF Banker Fish, brought from stat d prison
to New York to testify IL the Warscase:
Mr.. Fish exchanged his iison cell iorcity
hotel fare only to encounter more sorrow
than Auburn brought him. Whilsslie vas
in the district attorney 'sso Office tho corpse
sof his son, who recently died5in Louisiana,
reached the Grand Central depot for ship
cut for burial. One Of the officers,
as gently as possible, broke the news to the
wretched father, whose face grew even paler
and more drawn than before, as he bowed
his head in his hands and wept in a silence
which was broken only by his sobs and
means. At last, in q broken voice, he said
his grief was all the more intense because
he could not look once more, and for the
last time, upon the face OF the dead son, so
dear, always SO dutiful and devoted.
The train with the dead son had rumbled
out Of the depot on the way to the burial
place. The former bank president, sank
back into his chair with a faint, weary
sigh.