The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-26
CITY NOTES.
A Sabbath well spent
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And strength for the trials of the morrow.
But a Sabbath profaned,
Whate'er may be gained,
Is q sure foerunner of sorrow.
Sc lawns at Devereux,. Rogero & Sons
on Monday.
R. T. Cormick, was fined 81 and costs
by the mayor yesterday, for being disor-
derby on the streets.
nc fruit of the loom at Devereux, Rog-
ero & Sous on Monday.
Devereux, Rogero & Son have new
bargains to offer on their bargain coun-
ter this week. See advertisement for
particulars.
The following subjects will be discuss
ed in the Baptist church to-day: at 1920
a. m. ''The Seed and Product the Same. 3"
7:3O p. m. Prayer and Faith
Zoe sattens at Deyereux, Rogero &
Sons on Monday.
Rev. Heber Weller will conduct the
services this morning at 1920 o'clock at
st Marks Episcopal church. The pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
20c bleached sheeting 8 IA at Dever-
eux, ROgero & Sons on Monday.
Services in the Methodist church to-
day at II a. IN. and 8 P. m. Sunday
school at4 p. NJ. The II o'clock service
viii be conducted by Rev. n. J. TighI-
man.
SIC Isle thread hose at Devereux, Rog-
gro & Sons on Monday.
DR.. w. A. Mann and wife, left yester-
day for his old home at Gilman. ILL.,.
where they Will spend the remainder of
the hot months. We hope they will
have a Pleasant visit
soc pure silk hose at Dcyereux, Rogero
q Sons on Monday.
The regular meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Methodist church will be
held at the residence of Mrs. A. j. Lu-
cas-, corner Oak and Third streets. A
full attendance requested.
33c ladies cause undervests at Dever-
euX, Rogcro & Sons on Monday.
Mr.. N. Newfeld, the captain of the
Putnam League base ball club, desires us
to say that he challenges any team that
may be got mp in Palatl1a for a match
game Of ball Time to be mutually agreed
upon.
55c all silk black sash ribbon at Dew
ereuz, Rogero & Sons on Monday.
We dropped into the office of Judge
b. F. Roberts yesterday, and found that
gentleman snugly fitted up for the prac-
tice of his profession and ready to look
after real estate affairs. He has some
valuable lands for sale.
Sc to 55c big drive in hose at Dever-
eux, Rogero & Sons on Monday.
We find the following in a special dis
patch to the Jacksonville Herald from
Tallahassee, yesterday afternoon: ''The
case of the city of Palatka VS.. DonnelIy
was decided this morning by the Supreme
Court in favor of Donnelly."
Look out for one car choice Irish po-
tatoes to arrive Monday. Vertrees & Co.
We call attention to the new advertise
ment at Mr.. r. J. Ryals, to be found on
our first page this morning. He has an
excellent stock of watches, clocks. Jew
elry, stationery, ETC., on hand which he
will dispose of at prices that will make
his establishment popular with the pub
lie. Mr.. RyaIs will meet with success in
his new business undertaking because he
deserves it.
MangoId has just finished 14x17 pho
tOgraphs of each Of b. P. Calhoun's chill
dren. The work is finely executed and
Hlenesses perfect. These pictures are
not copies, but made directly to the size
at one operation. Go and see them.
The ladies of the Baptist church and
congregation desire hereby to express
their thanks to all who so generously
contributed by their donations and pres
ence to make their festival and sociable
so marked a success.
COMMITTEE.
Crescent City Globe: While in Palat-
ka last Tuesday Mr.. L. Meyer kindly
showed and explained to us his paint
works. Mr.. Meyer has been south for
over ten years experimenting in paints
best suited to this climate, and at last he
has succeeded and is now able to fill all
orders and guarantee satisfaction.
We are frequently asked when THE
News will begin the publication of the
Associated Press dispatches. Just as
soon, friends, as the patronage of the
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