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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
Aep tJn5lCat;or9.
DEADY TOMORROW
VALENTINO.
By WILLIAM WALDORF ASTON
1yo,.. Emo. I.oarsoncly bound, -.

VALENTINO IS ar,maIcc forniea on nc hstoIy O. tie
Dr-t f,mly in ae early pa:t IN. sixteenth century
apg tie MET M Of Pore Alexander VI aud OF has .or
ce,are H,r.4 II pr,ar.ts remarkably Gear and car fans
s Lei picture IL the maars ana customs Of te-e event
tll tines uboi.cd n slD.y tli - 'pI AID action.
The qty.e o. the hook oec'gd amt mu-cI The de
s.rDl.r> yisld b., dialogue - a;ci'sn- nj i
Iud with ia suirt T." time Winch Tie wit rs dt5c Pc
Jug Nc0-IOE Iubu"e.
ON nnt read Tar IN va On: n before pcrceylng that
Nj As;oT has Vf.tcI very c.rht bc r!Iantr 300 the u.s.
inl IT, a. 1u ore TINT you'd have ed read = ad
the mare c:t or M tito PAGE. II l. pIi'iY under
stIdaf" hit tn ru. s as g. abnotr", sin1d 1't
lteu abe novel, W tl0li who r1lr n ou IT, merit
ION d. need tio m "i Ci,"sy 10 - "u spr q.
book stDr write 10 CtiIy IA ric' bf' oid Tie
LayiIg naIi.."- now Ior@ iiECS.
rms Doo< for by al booksellers NJ. postpaid,
I.,c Gf price, by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

DJPULAR SHORE LINE for BIOS TON ant
L Tic fA+r--An rail frUn Grand Central oSpot IhrS
daily Suptdy3 oArept'G) 10 i"htl-'t ~
% At;acAcd and IL IA win Valt seoPAS
cara Sundtys at pm. with pGl1cc sc pnS Tri9 ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
Hlleccilaucou5.

4 DVERTSE EXITS FOR TIE NEW
- YORK III U*1 WILL ~ RECEIVED Ats THE
drr2WM "IL%lces =, o. go hroaiwiy. corner Thirty
VI IT, unhID p ~ ""j br0a Wy Otyrrl Iwchiy.
10 nl!j aud Ir-tu ~ si.. tu 3 Wcat Twcn
~ IN riSt corner g thai. 30 lJ Four;layr corner
foGreTt, go Iurd ave, toIIsr iory-,eVentl-si 50.
- Ihiidt,". near ~ eta 2 and tr HAHLEM OF.
~, /, -! E. - bnr hun TT rhtWcaty fl.ar. ",Ol
Third vc. corner ne'nun 10 and.tw aith.st up 10
p. ~ T.gn-u Office Taies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD.
On aud after December !. les5
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED SiA r. MAIL NOF ~
rains icave Ne"Y York. nespro aud C0Gu Street
nsrsgar it'.Gars ard the West, VITA Pullman pslac,
Chc,e Liolted OF iror, Drlhv king aaG sleeping
Ts' S S cd aSS s of 10, ,s Cory and sd ms
h3T9g MI;gGs9n -na ;ss SSn,h Lntca Wlhnst35
m, -rrtv' " .hnrtoi O., D. ant 500 ~. s'rNS
LAND s2t Il ns ,aHd., oi5 t a. m s' .ai
For Atlen.lc liiy. except sgnei y. pr.
Long iranc lay head Junction and ilin,a.a- -tluoas
Gn su HS e9s a aG % and 40 S a :S GSi
Yor.olt aro,i 800 a. M Nret ja oaa g p D. svei!
Jersey CIV aaOrdns speedy ana a!ct 10
Trans Arrive Fion ritsoirg, 40. -. l:o 90
G30sm.l:2o 80 - SO $40 aat 9S, y. sunday,
e2o S = "a O. 20 s s s 81 iGs6 KS G S 20
500 $3.50. $50 G:2o. 80 40. so, e!n SD pw.pri
aao 8 s SEQ S1 G5 go e5S 5 az! S'G IS 10 '
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Eiprsss trans leave Via Desor'ses sud Court
s2T, 80 s. D . c6iclyo Limited aud 10 a. H. and $40
p m. washington Limited, II a. m. J. $50. !. s. 9 =
aud D. and IL glt. Acc1mm tlstl0n 80. lll's
a AZ 10 "a, D. g. q * and ~ M :aS NJ 81,
TTp' Saving TeTA "5a Say s1c.p; "d, a. 20 Sns
conn N 81 al trenton Oc cane NJ ''
l3oi 500 "a ). o.. $50 4 $40. so i, ard ny
an i ,cd 10 on 9 gSaa az p so x ~
600. $50 a NJ. l2is. t4;jO Linked, Gas, 100, and
Leave rmadeph, VIA Camden NJ a,ly except sqnas .
and to2t psS % f ran c az r,o '0p ES55 ht
B s@ssa ltSe noS%kn s!siS ets ity E%as;
Ilceet ON . No. Batteg pacs and 1gs.lc Gar len. -
eAsSiss iE}P 40 el rr &c? Tenderness Jn WOOD
Gsncrsl Manager General Passenger iqent
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
'ont HyER s, G and T be %;pS SG' - lSt
- - to'hes'ey and Montreal kNpn,s; through dra~
- 80 NJ. Fast Iiui,ed Cbicsco Spyess with hplI{
Mlo NnE1a Falls Erie Cleveland AM I0e.o arriving"
ChiSaSo 100 a; m n x dly. ,, ., c,n.r
daiggs, Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo. -. .,,
81 a m " cstern Nov.iork and Norlcru Express WIN
S,4 NJ: 16any Troy aud rica Exprest hr 'i.5.
Falls on saturdays only
q >. NJ chicago aud 81 LSuS Express wh sieopingcs'
for Magma tsls Buffalo Cincinnati. rocio Detroit 'R'
$40 p NJ Express with sleeping cars syracuse aid
!iG D. m. racinc ENrrcss with sleeping cs R1c1es.
ter Buffalo. Niagara tsil-. Cleveland. roedo t. ous H
trot ana clro aisJ to Waietown ana orensburs "A"
NJ Siss SHTfs Saf S 10
ileIes on sss az GTSaa Central rcpot. No newlmtt
Green - Broadway. Ilarl@n Depot hist and S,hme
wayI 7s5 aud ai2 Jway and G. Vest i25p.st. New;
lorA, ~; MashngOn nd 13O Fulton'sts, Bookbh III" "
Acgomnoia n drawing and slcepns cars can 4
5S3 WASHINGTON 81. Brcoilyn. -
tIhese nam run daily Al oths ; daily except Surisy
tThcse trans step at Harlem O2iihst ana t,h;1yS,x
'GSae'sl sa"erinrerdcnt ser9ral Passenger AGent.
THE BAY LINE
OLD POINT coMFoRr. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily. except sundaya via pennsylvania RsiiIoad Nv
Pm. Cars Through " steamers wharf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
Jnstrnriion
For Both Sexes-Citv.

For Both Sexes-Citv.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS. -
n ruom rya &h !pG4 1 hsn G9s Yves. 45
DRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
WALLER holiday. ALFRED \: FULLER
cCHOOL OF INES.-Preparatory School.
- AHisA sf sS TS q fe i5T sPf hns''n
WOODBRIDGE DAVIS &. IL. D., Principal.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR I'm SCHOOL, Sss1 STIs,v 6 No
eG S hd 1% H-'ie1A "5 =
Art Schools-City
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
aad''S' ' emma g Ssai;Sf q s S:as
Mr. D. HUNTINGTON pr.itnt $aaqa,l ASpiGmy o! D,sFn
MI William h MI ~ II io mr. JIM r. A. 'i'' w. Al
For Bows and Young Men-Country.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Ggc inter Gon2n or S+f ,@1s' goa
NEWTON N. j.. COLL INSTITUTE
5o raaS Ss sy~P T;T. 5cp SnlR
mct. horses nn1 beautiful pet g2pT ic NJ Principal
Fer Boys and Young Men-country.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
,rpia Y yfs' ard iarys Riv 4 o. CiihiHhIiS Prn
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
Worcester Mass 3Utl year becins sept -. lSsS.
C. q NnTCnLF, \. NJ sup .r.nt'nirn;
DENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Err rTHt,1i% coli {1iT C,,n Trqinccfng Chcni,try
Classics English. COLONEL THO. HYATT fIesd'h"
For Young LaIiss--couutr7.
NLAVEKACK, y Y, College ard Hudson
X River Institute college con-sr iof ,lrs Gadn1ths
conrsc utc aid Ara. .oya Pr"pnr Tor cp"ic OF n.
ness Inorpich instruction a departments crm 81
Jmu Iy 18th send !0r c-tao QUE ,,.,. , - ,,,.,,,
NrYACK SEMINARY for gir,s limited MIN
y b,rs. thorough training de iglinl hpmoi one hmF
nom T. T. AGdrcs, Mr.. lMoGE,'t HE iiioLF rnn
ASSINING INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
pleasant rooms fcN.'. - nv . y H. i''''' "'.
WASHINGTON, d. CA lady having
pleasant nc and ever educ uo1ll adyaiTa5c A.. n
Aooio,s T. y T. - -. nA,,,ng ~. y ''o' MI" '
For Both Sexes---Country.
DOCiIAND COLLEGE, Nyacll -on-thc-
IL Uuds'r,-Prcyar.torY aud business for ccntlcWea
r,g:ulfln, cours Tor ladies' twelve teachers. WINTER
S''''' ". IL. BANi>rER \. NJ, Prh.
CT. AUGUSTINE. FLA. LADIES' ACAp-
= TMY combining q Sout,Iu iom- IN CITY proved hf
,,fisfi, 10 be- tie uua: healthy he Continent with athor
oUgG couIac in Iur)-h Ian. ua-cs, Must iT""nS AL
Box 100, Il. Augustine. Ia
"INNE ELNS." Springfield, Mass. Family.
Classical Az! Post iuatr tnII-ctt - -
Mi~~LS PORTER & ca WIN ~, ftnc.Il.+
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.

Il
Foor o. LI6ERTYa ST s Koat o gigafi,s 1885
r Tga Rs!a Il 4%o * 81 S
o S co conn., 3, wsya Germ
Chestnut Hil at Colnmbis-ave. for hanaynhH oOn'ns
osSp ga ROM G%R on all Day Trains and
r eARs on siTs Srn AID S,cen
$50 . 70; 80 IGs9 49, iott ss
FOR s4 ts' 1A N frahf and Penn
e6 az &Yft III n sUNBURY. JEwIssBUGs su
d @A tsA5fSG Ta anf fmAesfssUag at 400 So
iI5 m. leo 1850 4:Oo. $3.50. o;t' lSioo D. H. 7unaA"
gsr sSfASrS% 81 1psfrs4SyP at 7oo ss. NJ
fG Poo 10 sI5 5f5 p ~ sunday. at $50 p. m.
SI Pslt22H a. To so e. 45 H. $780, sas 400
eoI Es p Fl qnG.y' a MAUcH cHUSl
at 40, - O 8s6 M. 100 1850. $40 S''6 p m sun"a
For or f E%spfoN a. 1900 700, $40 Ia' ~ a
FOR SHI'l efH BRIDGE BRANCH 400, s45 H. 800
.c sS VI IMINGToN 7Oo s4S 100 $780, 400 4'Sa
fG or s2 is5 I 49, 81 55 300
100. 7:S5. sl5. l0;S"p ~ Sundays ''0' '''''
'% rs as ss -os r. - SS sl'
sGs sS9 ~! ssS 80 49, as a3 ' SS 80
80 SG 16N go ssS ;S" sR2yg 80 an rs
DAYS crcspt ocean Grove at $99 So 10 10, 500 nm
For For fS{fFN%2GEpo IONS sG nv ER
ro AFL A. H TlNELAND and BRrDoErOss
''T N + w, SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No. q North liver; via ssnty Ho15 yco
.KEtWOOD TONS KIN Err. and BAhNE1A J. stJ
rHeIs can be procured a. foot Of Liueriy;st Pier
,crh vec ~ Don 25l. PSI, ga ll4uanl iJ<S broaawsH
AKA 73- and T4O SLhIve RivlnX51nst ~ IL 10 ana ~
r.cny,ch. At; : anals'; l45. 7 East z "a ST. l)5h
-, powerv and principal hotels IN Hewfork SIyzE
4ro1Sivn AZ No Ourt--t.; LOT Broadway o5s soJ rW
D. =, JiO IA Manhattan In H0D0ken, 90 Washn3
~ rpsfsrt onpany VIII call for and ooeck LAP
"a q rom oels resiC 10 desti9atlon ,--oo-
'fcr"r3l Manager Gen. Pass. ara iicEet Aes
IT, p. BALDWIN. e. T. p Astp lIe lIbeIS'"' ~ IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
Ocean 5ieamers.
COMPANY.

GENERAL TRANS ATLAN1lGs CoMrA N :
N ,,ar nav No ~ North River. iooo OF ~ noon
IXBKAI Or Perer dlauterVsa, " es.dav bee 49,
sStnpW hSpiE Frangeu Wednesnsv. Ia ian d g a m
81 cabin by Olinde ROdrgues ana ~ nn tIo Banqus
Checks payable az sight in amounts u SUI" va
ii"n1 niIIS b. BEBlAN, Agent 20 90 y b ,mX
Loo IPpI%t9H OFFICE, l,liO BkoAD" a -
INRITRti ANERICAN IS. CO y IL IN ian r1s
rGYMoUT opGon NSGs via! aiis b SiG
Ehast' eS ~ = Gelert SsR 4 oS irr
first cabin go sS SD5 s9 Sr Tourist cssec co
KUSHAftpr 81 co. =, " Con Pa D Ats 81 b way. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11
nFD STAR LINE.

{fp > ~ ~ G%IWFRP AND PARIS.
- Ssi4l--"f IN Saturday, Dec. l., 80 T. M
"tI,'f' = .'''.---- ~tturl a.. Dee. ~. $40 p m
I.liNN ~. --. 49,, ..r,-i-n $40 10 $40. second
En-, n,, ,'.ir lon $50 Il erac' at 10 vest rate' 49,
pt.ri.p NHttu. e SONS. Gcul AK - % D.'"u"'I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-.EPSEY
= Trains leave from Chan hersst Depot iOr Fugloy
CioSor t mon: NyacS = soc. 10 a m. 30 l. $50
$40 $40. $50 =. Il midnight sundays :. a. M and
Nsslt spring valley md Mouscy 7. 10 a. n. 450 p IL
q a Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

Tho : s. AUSTRALIA Will ssl I Esp -, Dec'"oer -
49, frr s,n Francisco Tor Honolulu aud Sym .t, Or
ms att.ncr WI not iaAc Ps'sen +'ro a. tner1I M
amy pO Il IN cN 20 Phu lp' y NJ 20 General Agents,
i"rA,3l on HpDf - "''' ii. !. BJ LAY. -upt.
Francisco, or D,.,.., ,a,,,,,i - Il New.Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

FLORIDA JACKso ,saa ana . a Pom' :
INV ~ Tng,S Cnt RATE Ticket Ofce 5lI brosdwfL
ue4mer,. :" H poggors on ckci sleppefs reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-11

-oD MISUNDERSTOOD leave Peek
ItOh re m and ii r. NJ (Sundays erccptedl II p
SIP y. o ~ IN tine early Trans Nortn and East
~, tnrsinn 10 Ne ~. Haven and fsiutn ~ v"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Richardson & Co. have bought the in
terest of G. w Lansing in the firm or
Richardson & Co., who will continua
the firm name as above, aad will So IL
more goods for one Dollar CASH, than
any house in Florida.
RICHARDSON s. Go.
Palatka, Fla, Dec. 10, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
EfE EttI -.


.,ars seen ia this market in q long tjnse.
e.,..,. ,.,sos mostly DRINKS and di-or
,--f:.~ 80 t,;o1 hae.,rs. The MAYOR ,es-
ta~.lav morning. all oc whom pad fines
,,.,t,.as 3 g. received Yesterday two
.,,.,,.. - ,.ar, e., ao,,r. If the veil
-. '..,,.. ,,I ,,.-.,, l,.,,- ;a,It i ~
4 n.y., - ',''
Ill.
4r. l. icy e. 49, - ,r.,g,,,
lsS ~ IS ~, ,,.I,:. are now an sale At
,..-, -, ,
'''' ',, :, ..n ,.,.a |
Jlss 'o5'i''.' >''.',!',, - ~
''' ~ '.,'~, , '., r:fi'. ..,.,..,,
i-.>, < ..' Az -'. ,.', -. ...r..r-
<@'''i ~ - ~ ~ 81. ~
Du;.
'if l. l'''I' H. : ~ tS'''> ~, -
pert '.'-4i'.' 90 - 49, -
evening. =. ss' :. DIE, ''.''S-9s
vas ''''',11 ~ inc -
"'s ~ o.'''' *'''A>
The 90 pipe being laid u lemon ana
/ Front streets oe&'i 10 maze Pe"P'' -i'l3
pare l'.s ii.o'5 .'r1', ''.''-'' -
-" '''''.',' - --'
'5'.' "s'.' .'. '''' -
/ the ia!@tS2 General 1i&f&e5 @ti'l31-'e
+ Is aa>ut completed anal sa1ste2o Of tAe
stalls aaf@ beer -zs'-t =c'. '-@s}A.. game
fish ogst.'s, |eaet@sle.5' 9se. '"5iA Ut. S>sa'5,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
rAGENTs FOR THE NEWS.

The following gentlemen are the auG 47 -
,,,rrts of7 THE PAEATKA DAILY AND " Eh.- -
NEWS, in their several locahtIes:1
W Il Dewitt. san Mateo
" { Valentine, Nashua.
C : Packard, Weiuka.
Il NJ Bard NorwaIk.
I 4 Marshall, Fruitland, Fla.
I i Mc(,ailuIn, Orange Mills, Fla.
A Il i,nrtlette, Georgetown,
1anieI Darling, DraytOn Island.
= 4 nigly, Lake George.
I 7, burton, Crescent CITY.
I q Strickland. Interlacheit.
a Munroe, McMeelIin.
VIM g Braddock, Seville.
Is C2wdon, st Augustine,
II a Vogelbdch, MelrOse,
Char!es Moore Lake worth, Fla
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

CORREsPONDENCE

teseltefted on ali interesting topics thraii.a77
,,nr tht, state We will be especially gf4tsitii
for ali local items of interest 0 the fa@.41.
News sent by wire should be abTeyate- : NJ RI
actieable, and sent after O'Clock Pm; -
dressed to 4 PALATHA DAILY NEW :.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Just received direct from New York a
very choice Stock of Fancy Stapi1 nro'
ceries. Also full line of standard Jan
ned Goods, Crockery, Glass and Store
=, Tin and Wooden ware Selected
with care for the Holiday Trade at iItA
Family Store, Established 1871 t,ta-
ERT r. REID, LNII-lL
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
The Wine the Savior Made,

ED. PALATKA DAILY News;
From what you say= concerning Sam
Jones. infer tl,at you are Of the i'm
preston thatthe wine which the SAVIOR
made notwithstanding. ia this / tj.jHh
vow are mistaken. The wine referred
to was made Of pure water, and was
therefore as t1niutoxicating as the pare
water itzalf. He who h3st sufficient
power 10 turn the water-into wiae could
also keep it free from all Intoxicating
elements. There .wae rs good reason for
making it Intoxicating, but many for
Keeping It pure. = ing a perfectly good
man, It is hardly probable that He would
have condpsccnded to make wine that
would ;nto2jcate when he could have
fus1 - easily fna.ta it free of such evil
tendencies. &o e2a5 man would make
v, inc .uto.>ieatla, When lie could just rs
easily q, oil ~. and nave The wine to an
swer every good purpose. The Savior
was good elan; therefore, 7 thinE die
wine he 5Haae was Intoxicating. e
know saae She wins .!a.s,.le ay.jlim e5ae q
very Superior Lsiai so- lie sea.e ii
tn feast ii - 44gag l2:..sze. .,7-- #
nsus. la a-au rar@
II 5le snga Ia tisa a1a. s-a.t E2aa Is
pare au5 harmless 2r thai rlzde ~ Tho
l4arlm. ar. possessed gao sane na4ao-~
iiaaGu. nature, Heot& 45 ocaso# L.
recommend h3ir us n al Families, but
+ i
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
CHEAP ADVERTISING,


ADV EWFIsGMEN'rs, IS words On NOR II
thi. column iisgi ted for I'm e CENT 4 :, o. y.
Everybody who mas any want ~.t'''+
anytning to buy OF sell, any business " -
Communications to secure; inGeei, a"5 WEB ~
CRAFTY, should. advertise in this col'i-ni.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

windows - Window Frames aud
Blinds complete, 12xl6 and 14X36 lights.
0 Doors-Door frames, Locks and Hinges
with Castings for same; all new, never
used, owner declining TO build. Sold for
half cost if taken as a lot. Josiah James,
Penn, Putnam Co., Fla. dec20-2t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

w. B. Cross has on hand for sAe ho3.-
DAYS Turkeys, Chickens, Fish anal 0ys-
ters. Game. &C.; besides afuli line al aU
Meats kept in tirst-class market. Cali
and leave your orders at his market aa
Water street. d25-to Jan
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Neutrality-suspicious. on garden OF
small fruit farm, by aman who has had
experience north Apply at this office
dec20-2t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Remember the old sayinS q penny
saved is a penny gained If You wish to
get the benefit of Mangold's special holi-
dav rates on pictures, don't fail to secure
sitfinps at once, as the old prices will
positively be resumed on the first of the
new wear. Good work guaranteed in
cloudy weather, except for babies; the
dear little creat ures, bring them q 4
bright morning. dee60u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENT.

ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENT.
Tickets for round trip includin- din
ner, for sale at ticket Office Of Florida
Southern railway on Christmas day.
dec20tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Give your boy one of those excellent
Guns at Griffin & Parker's fer CHRIST
mas present. 2S5-tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Get my prices Oh Plush Goods b ~.
buylny. +. T.. Coch:ane. CccL'5
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Round trip tickets to Interiachen ANA
return. a Christmas dinner at Hotel In
terlachen and boat rides on Lake lagoon
da for
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Sprc!at prices TO any sc etle5 p'iI r, az
rane's. H"Nl'-'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

The largest Stock of Guns, Rifle aaA
Pistols ever brought to the citE f'is ta5t
arrived at Griffin & Parker's. G2#-,I
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Candles and Ornaments Tor JAf's'
mas Trees at Cochrane's Book SJar@.
dec13tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

The Dilice Of 1IiE Bt:Ly &Elgs Is located -
wafer street. in the lryn LUiiGulE %@A' ~
T., Is brick store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

l.. Meyer has just received a heautl' al
and varied selections OF wall paper at
this years pattern.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Look at Cochrane's Holiday Goods.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Higley & Smith are prepared to pack
boxes to special order ready for shipping.
All varieties of oranges always on hand
and packed in the best manner at the
most reasonable prices. ldl1 to Jan j.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Ten acres of good fruit land Nttsl.4
,ne mile of Keuka- per aero. I'D
Rumley, Keuka, Fla. III
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
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PALATKA. FIN, DEC "a, 1850.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

In putting on your wall paper be 7If"
to use ''Simons Bug Destroyer, III N"uf
pasLe, which prevents reaches from cas-.
ing the paper keeps ont dampness "na
DESTROYS insects For sale by l.. Meyer,
oal,, state agent.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Paint your roofs with the celebrated
Fire Proof Black Tar Paint, for sale by
L. Meyer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

! Largest assortment OF Chrisgnl4a goods
in town at F. G.. Cochrane's Boot1 .7iof9,
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24

Hunting Suits. Game Bag Les2.0-s
etc. at Griffin & Parker's. de-23rf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-24
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E.sl.s ee6a.e. ssahs.
Evarg spring .4= would f7fa tfa ~asar-
day I.t-,;aa u eon&raasnaaIt aEd officials
sho uaad IL e. @oern the I'osasaaell tfa
old STEAMER salem &" t5,o failing 1eaun.5s
add eni1.~ Jra4hty raarj.H a11a%. opars3s
nailed on 3>=a boards and coo.-aa he
fore la,.5 wood fires @,4 -ne oG t-.es5
occ5ztore .[r. gr4Ezter .a- 7,:ta.oal}rom
Boston -oale rock cai crackers and salt
Fori,s. a,sJ as5oa3e p c1mW Ter H. had
a lara z-;tte. ant, hav:um fried his
serar-. he s7s-.r saa -ths successive lay
| evz fish ca aci srsalld potatoee and onions
over aud over until there was no more
r392ss Then porting ina half gallon Of
na5'z. i,e, rab9v,l bis hands, exclajminc:
| Nov soc lt4 iit=. As Agr-, Macbeth
-4..i. 4 '..s,s 19ste. r}e- Us dome
, then Hja ,eeH 'f2@-a -Ss-@1 quickly" I
quote f1om memory, but shall never
forget his ioys9Hs expression of Counte-
nance and the merry twinkle OF his
deep-set burning black eyes The chow
/ der was 2 success and so was n medicinal
| preparations ii Santa Cruz rum, brandy,
| dish Of arrjck, leaf sugar, lemons and
strong iced tea No one who ever drank
'.Marshfield Punch" forgot its seductive
excellence, but some found to their sor-
row that ]. had fearful kick. Mr..
Webster grew up at a time when almost
! every man took his daily glass Of toddy,
when decante,s of brandy We're on the
tables Of the hrst-class hotels, and when
wines and liquors Were genuine, not
manufactured from poisonous .ingredi-
tents Towar.9 the close Of his life,
/ szlan. sEI,akgo b dae4@ic sorrow and
.lrsaataa 10y scusa 9slrose fortunes he had
/ l.4oesl 90 lnabe, ID amy AT times have
sought TO drown care. But he was not
babitually incorporate, and what no did
slrsu i Va9 taken without disguise or
/ hvo5rI:yiCl, ccGccti5ent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-05-01
THE INVENTION OF INK.

When ink was first introduced does
not seem to have been decided, but
given the paper and the pen, a colored
medium which would show on light
surface was so obvious walt, and one
so readily found, that there is no ex-
traordinary credit due to the unknown
inventor. 1t appears to be only of COM
paratively late years that black ink has
been almost universal. Roman ink was
red, purple and gold, and inks of blue,
green, violet and other shades were not
uncommon. 1t is said that simple as is
the composition of ink, 1--WE possess
none equal in beauty and color to that
used by the ancients; the Saxon MSS.
written in England exceed in color any
thing Of the kind" Modern ink makers
will deny the superiority of the ancients;
but who shall say whether words
written in the ink manufactured to-day
will stand as vividly centuries hence as
those Saxon MSS. have stood? 1t is
difficult to see how the writing materials
of the present day can be improved up
on, for convenience at least, setting
aside questions Of lasting inks, which
the generation that uses them cannot
settle. Paper, rough or smooth, fluent
inks of any color that the writer may
believe suitable to his eyes, pens rs fine
as a needle or as blunt as spade, are
all to be bought in every street. The
great lack of the age seems to be ideas
at once more novel and sensible in the
record of which these serviceable mater
ials may be employed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-05-01
&. CATLEss CITY.

One Of the queerest Of the many queer
things about "this here mining camp"
as most OF the natives still call Leadville,
is that in all the length and breadth
thereof there lives not a single cat. Cats
have been imported here by hundreds
and in all varieties of color, breeding and
size, but not one has ever survived the
second week Of its residence. The mid
night serenade, the back yard clawing
contest and the bootjack act are alike
unknown to the Leadvillian, and his
nightly slumber is sound and sweet-a
calm and undisturbed repose. The
healthiest sleekest cat in ST. Louis, if
brought to Leadville, would lose all
interest in life the moment it reached
here, and. after moping around i'll
sickly, disconsolate way for few
days, resignedly have fit and give up
the ghost. A saloon-keeper brought u
big Maltese from Denver, hoping the
animal would survive the fits long
enough to be acclimated; but it was no
use. The cat had fit the first day,
two or three the second, and then the
number of attacks increased until, as
the saloon man said, "there were more
fits than cats and the cat had to give i'll, .
However, as there are no rats ill Lead
vile, there is no real need of cats, and
it makes very little difference whether
they live or die. The thin atmosphere
at this latitude is as fatal to the vermin
as to their foe, and the inhabitants are
thus mercifully spared the inhictiou of
both.