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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
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IwvgnEEsI.I5s,o5,s5 Va, sErIEnBEn !, 1855.
Nss.psper Methods.

Neaspaper Methods.
The tIsrEISGEScRR preferred not to 80
tleeply,into. the merits Of the unfortunate
controversy which has arisen over the
pubiicationinitdet Register ofths sermons
delivered Sbroad by the Rev. DR.. Talmage.
We particularly did not desire to have
10 comment on the peculiar telegram Of
DR.. Talmags's American manager prompt
IL farnished 70 the Registsr inthe form Of
4 defense. We had not supposed that
any, defense was required. The same ser.
B mon and illustrations are received by
mailby other newspapers. In newspaper
Offices there Is no secret about this and We
did not suppose that Rev. Dr.. Talmage's
agent would find any occasion to eyade
this fact. ~
Tie sermon Is in the newspaper
office before 1t is delivered from
the pulpit. II is not sent by cable and
would notbe improved inquality BY pass.
Ing under the. water The sermoni is fur
nished 1t very low cost, but this dstracts
nothing from itsmerit. Why, then, does
DR.. Talmage,s ysgent desire to mislead the
public and place his subscribers, as he has
4 the l.3giseF, ina false light, as17thoush
they in turn were DESTROYS Of deceiyipg
their. patrons2
There are many persons who find pleas
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Rtgtst9, Aagu,' y. !.
The Parkersburg SAFE Journal app siLl,
TO think DR.. Talmaee,s sermons as caolea
10 the Rsgister are easily had at 9 nominM
cost, and are prepared weeks ahead o.
their delivery fof tne ueh s - sae
Journal, the Register states that every one
.of DR.. Talmage,s sermons pnphsneni ~ lhs
Registr costs more, exclusive OF TYPE !.
setting, than all the plate matter IN my
one issue Of the Jo.utdL and thats pfetty
much all that that paper has IN lts news " :
columns. But for fear the Jeltr. s t IgI.
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anbItc sale,


PgBLL.Ig SALE on yALUABIiP
il PROPERLY. "
Bysyinne 81 a ned q Tittt laasetS NH, ~.
AZ Attasttctg, dattd gu he I'm an 81 ibIy ~
and duly recorded in ne ofleeo IL ic citSs n ~
County Court oil Ohio County NJ Mn M Y. Iae
do ~ nc 'front.' 1oes u The C0nft Hon..
eaid county on 80 4'V q
SATURDAY AUGUST . iss6
heginplny y 10 ecioek A. Y the i6ii6S,ss a.
tcElbed parcels Of raj ptprgfty; g.
eeIiait 4, parcel q. lead litrlta On Zsn,,
piiglni9 md PENN sifte sISt 81 resn st,SSs 4,
lopth ~ viiginia ttFtet a. n n n w.
tltEianirg ~ on enihti thfnea Ns.t yf.s nv
totltl nag " VIZ ms llseei pne hpndfld M
Ntnty w iesi " ~ hsllyi llltntt fsFSlll ~
tstnce b1st 20 lAid flnt kttels orc lhn1d IA M
tNfeilty NO leett thtnce With ne rtlf IaS n
Penn ste { one hundred and tNOntY tfSS NJ
% TIE Inning, with lhe improve IA IA n,
p1L,ssiiaiiees thetelnto belerFing. This ptopsfS
street. and ellu a whole and sold "a whIt6Sysl
way may appear best The three uafcels n ISt.S
the property VIII 20 .ofefed are the norm tsI,ts
e. ibe .outh thirty ie q the remainder Il Nv
lot on whion then sidenfe stands. = v &e
~ Alfo the Lowing ldescf1hd property. ma,
Is eay; Lots numbered on The Ola piSf a ~
aid city Of Wheeling ~ lnta Ei7ty.hye len ~
sixtyA 6ol, fronting on Market street, III I,S%
9efsd si5siye pe,ns s ne e9tner q Market ana
lot numbered Eixtysx lying iuimed lately nSrS y
lot numbeEe kixty.i - q adjoining he ssrsS
These i've los Will b ofett In sub iyiSionS IA
30 Is one psfcei aud Nill BE- sold aS may NV INV
best . he proposed sub ,tsvk ions are Sh0Vii 1SoS
plat which may 20 sesa In the once q ~ tis.p
Of The County Copf,. The bniidipgS o. he NM.
erty are mel ded, but not the engines boiIsS ~.
maGhintty. Thess were conveyed by ATinStFgnS
Cosn 4 Go. TO Thomas o. BtiGn, ASliYnee. fsSss
INnom they may be purchased. -'S wy.
| On IsAid lots Nxty 70 and gi4iv.sfx thst. -.
unde which Newtll Sell dliect these pfioF y
tfiEt 70 be fitst paid oh Out Of The N M,
interest Of the gtantof if clear titIe Vill ~
Iclnyeyed by us 70 the purchaser, FEeliins n
1 trustees, however, we Will mol warrant the tile
TRIMS OF sALk-unei third 81 the plrr6ss.
money, or 30 much nspfe thereof Is he p1FchaIS,
may efe i, cash On the day ottRle aud the h.
mRlndef In two equal inatalmentS, p6yable y.
specttvely In one and Two !ea;s from he div n
sale with interest from thkt day. the deferred Ii.
StAlments being secured By q deed Of trust unos
The property, and inairante on hrildInES 70 m
amount Of one hall the npAid purchase money,
n 1'lSf5 WIN P. HUBBARD. ~
I4s ia is.-s. HEkRYM. RUSSELL
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Governor Hosdly lis afraid that the New
York Democrats will do something rash
and 50 give him d harder road to travel in
Ohio. Anew York correspondent thus
represents Judge Hoadly' state Of mind:
The Governor known to be extremely
anxious that the Demo- ratic campaing In
Ohio and New Y ork should be run in the
same groove, and that there should be no
clasliing between them on the tariff qnes.
ton. aeis little apprehs nsige thai the
free trade wing OF the party here mean mis-
chief IN regard to The wool duties, and he
wants TO have it in his power to go back
to Ohio with some sort Of assurance from
the leaders that there ia no intention TO
assail the interest Of the sheep farmers in
that respect. Ia. the absence OF some such
assurance, lie ID afraid of Republican
gains in districts where they are deter
mined toiwork the issue for all 1t isworth.
Wool ID q stalking ghost in Ohio. A
Buckeye Democrat dreams wool and sees
itinsthe bush, He knows that his party
played livery low down on the tlockmas:
ters Of Ohio, and he wondering whether
theyIhaye forgotten the treatment. Two
years ago! the democratic State Committee
deiuged Ohio with circulars sympathiztng
WITH tile woot-grower, exhoriing him to
yotethe Democratic ticket aud promising
him the, restoration Of the wool tariff Of
1867.
The wool growers has not forgotten this
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chsapass. q Her.s in TON.

Cttenso Herald. ~
"Horses are cheap down in Texas. . re-
marked q drummer who had Just come
from the Lone Star State. e0ne day
down near Fort Worth IVES diving in
the country to see o customer OF mine
when Icame 10 Q bad place in the road.
There was q farmers team hopelessly
mired in the slough, and the farmer stand.
ing by as II paralyged and not knowing
what 10 do. / whipped out my knife and
ran up and started cutting the harness so
the horse could extricate himself, when
the Texan grabbed my arm and remarked:
See here, stranger, 1 want you 10 under.
stand that that harness cost SIS last week,
II You want to cut anything cut my
horse,
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EL4Sss
CREAM BALM
Allaya InaamIna.

don. Heals Sores,
Restores tho Senses
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Grafton SeRttRd. =.. ) . ~ ,.t-
The Wheeling Regisier requests State
papers to corspltmens Its enterprise in se-
curing sat great expense the cable re-
ports'' Of Talmage's London ermons,which
Il publishes every Monday morning. As
the so.called cahlegran1s are printed IN
New York previous to the delivery OF the
sermons in England, Mr.. Talmage having
furnished the manuscript days before, and
mailed to the Register NJ s. so per sermon,
postage prepaid, We don't see anything
yery reIiafak lie about the Regiaer enter
Prise, unless it be in the fact that g West
Virginia newspaper Is able TO raise the
sum OF two dollars and q half for such q
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Ell dlo t0lIif. 49, 3 7lllsl Z III
The shorthand men in town are not
without some notions Of humor. While
one OF them was speak King yestetday alter
noon q dog in the lobby barked loudly.
us that Secretary Browns dog WAS ask-
ed. mo, replied Secretary Brown. ~
move p said the first speaker, THAT the
President appoint . committee 81 one on
that dog to take down his bark eWhy
not report his tail p asked another mem
Der. Everybody laughed, including the
ladies.
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Engiish as She Is spoke.

i1AeJuu1ts A.5.sy slss & siis - = Z IL
as too hot To. eat, 2 he said, as he seated
himself at q table in the cafe, and mopped
his weeping brow. "a y,
Eyes Sir p responded the WAITER prompt
y. .What kind Of stew sir2 We
sstewi Who said anything about a
stew, / wonder?n S
You ordered a hot stew sir"
a0rdered nothing. Ahot stew to. day
whewl I said p TOO hot TO eat that's
whater said, man and / don't know
whater came in here for"
"Haye something cold, sir. We have
cold beef, cold duck 4
..Cold duck, eh2 That's just whater
.want-a cold duck -in the sea Ta.ta,
Pm FLOR Coney Island"
BE vanished, and the waiter he left be-
hind him looked dazed somehow like one
who, in. trying to help another out Of o
slough, had put his foot init.
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a Mater Of ra.te.

Talmage,s sermons are now illustrated
in some Of the papers, to add to their at
tracHyeness We suppose, but We confess
our inability TO appreciate that kind Of
illustrations. We notice, however, that
one or two papersh have dropped the car:
toons, which in our opinion shows good
taste. M IN q <
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rurnre1srgn,s I:NrRnpRIsY.


mont Roach wheeling.
wHfemso, W. VA, Aug. 81, 's5.
Plllfisllss Intsliigtacet
GfS4lEaES AS you have been con-
siderate enough to publiih the Parkers,
burg Slats Jolr1aFs editorial upon the
Reais.er.s enterprise viii you be lind
enough 10 publish lie 1scli.ff'i reply.tc
seid article, and 4 agreeable, permit y
pcs through The zane Issues thai me
JeIiiRpfi Rislplg palaes,
VIII bstt Wishes &,
4 An respectfully
JAS. B. TASHY,
b Gen'l Manager.
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TRurH Is stranger than fiction, and some
Of the testimonials to the merits Of St.
jacobs on NJ tirst read almost like 0
romance. But they have all been verified
and been the means OF inducing thou-
sands Of people to use the great ccnquetcr
OF pain.
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sALE!oF ISLAND REAl ESTATE
, Seventy one Desirable Lot in Daniel Zane
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A rtettit q, tho ,stnte.

;iReiiibary Herald
The VII ciiSg 1s1Htt lgEscEa celebrated lis thirty
third birthday on goudly. The ISrItIilEscEe 4
q credit 70 the State and Ii meeting with thes sue
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a4z4l.I
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.Notnoisl.

AIS
Johnny came into his mothers room
looking pretty much as though he had
been sent through o sausage cutter.
Gracious saEes alive, Johnny, she
screamed, 1what is the matter with you
Where did you get all those scratches and
all that blood
aTightin'," he answered briefly.
HWho2n s
"Bobby Jones'
eYou naughty boy. And you've lost o
front tooth, too g. Oh OIL walled the poor
woman. 4 y, u
aNoit amt lost, either.'' "
aYesitis. Put your finger up and you
will seeg
II know faint there, but faint lost. ]
knowiwhere lis. It's sticking in the calf
Of Bobby Jones leg, cause 1 left it there
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oaa,lot DO Exselled.

RrathagtoH RspHslkeGf.
The wheeling IsrEtL,oEsCRR has completed It's
,hifty.third year o. existence The IsiEllicRscEs,
as . reliable newspaper cannot bs excelled ia the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

Tux ''Want Soap" universally acllnowl-
edged to be tho biggest and best 5 cent bar.
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ono q Our Many Oommendable fsatafe.
!. W. Eni,Y tl,,,t Dis,linctlon.

Parterbnlo Seatiad.
The Wheeling IsIIilIoEscER has paased i.s
tSirtythltd birthday and Eays II 4 now snjoi ins
Tie most prosperous period q It's existence. It's
d good pspsr and ought to prosper. Al ntwspa.
pers ought 10 plospet, 81
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The sale Of The above described properly lssd.
!outned until saturday, september 8 ii 10 O'Clock
A. ". q q II. N. RUSSELI.
W. r. HUBBARD.
sAt1 "a z - 9 =. TRUSTEES
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Pure and solidly Republicans

TYR t0bNlv NIQf. n y q - q
The wheeling IsrEtti1ESoER has rounded up
another year and SIN moves onin the even tenor
offs way, tho leading newspaper Of the State
clean, pure AID tolldly Republican.
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car tlig 7tlfgpdpl.
Ihe Wheeling lsIELLilEAe - Gu Augli NE iii,
iss5s ps thltd annual mile stone ina
healthy, even vigorous eonditi y. 80 other paper
IN thestitp from ftst 10 has done % much %
mould public opinion and sentiment m ihs fight
dissection, 10 mistakes have been the conmor
heritage Of All human institutions Butt hh4. "
wasF been and stlll Is IN excellent peYspeptf
NayIt esnAnus 70 pro, per and 40 no seed work
WhieA Il 4 kspudanlly htlt TODD
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y. q. FERySY, Auctionter.
certify that bond has been given By said spetIil
Commit lontrs as required ey he sid dectee.
aus q q Cie'k Il aid routl
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T SALVATION on, the greatest cure on
earth; for pain, has made 70 most brilliant
debut. Price 25cents.
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alaonsI !sstatto,sssg, &s.
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tIlo3 TAE MEpICAL PROCESSION.

Ihe Medical sccist and Profession arefespect
fully Invited % tead meeting 70 be held the
Pablo Library Rooms this ltuesdayj evening,
September L At 8 o'cosk, 70 take suitable action
inreterencc to the death Of our associate Or. Z A.
HILpRE1tI.s sept
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~ Il Z W. e. HUBBARD,
= & y q ". n. RUSS I'LL,
+ ~ Special Commissioner
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asdasattia,sal.
gos,a,t 90.

aad apn u tff eoltes &
s ssgnlf cellss cease III aanali nalefl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-05
A dangerous Old Hat.
Harrisburg Telegraph.

Harrisburg Telegraph.
DR.. Roberts, the oil torpedo man. gives
an odd description of the danger which
may lie in an old hat. Speaking of
nitro-glycerine," said he, the oil torpedo
man, to q group of legislators in Warren
the other day, ''and its explosive proper
ties reminds me of one incident of
thousand that l could relate regarding it.
At the factory where the oil-well torpe-
does are made we strain the nitro-glycer-
inc through the crown of a felt hat, and
when the hat has served its purpose we
destroy it. One day some of the work
men, instead of destroying the hat wash
ed it thoroughly and treated it with ak
ais in order to destroy the effect of the
nitro-glycerine. Then they laid it up on
a shelf and forgot about it.
''Some two years afterward one of the
men ran across the hat, and his curios-
ity was excited as to whether it would
explode if struck hard blow. He pla-
ced it on one of the iron arms that run
out from the tipners' bench in the fac.
tory and struck it, while his companions
looked on in wonderment. He struck it
twice without any result, but the third
time it exploded, blew the iron arm
through a brick wall, knocked the man
down and broke both of his arms, and
wrecked the interior of his tinshop."
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-05
TWO WORTHY OFFICIALS.

The country is ready to concede
that Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet is the
best that has been organized since
the close of the civil war; that its
members are gentlemen of marked
ability and patriotism, and all are
working together harmoniouslv to
accomplish the great task of restor-
ing honesty and simplicity to the
government. But while all are wor-
thy of credit, says the Savannah
Times, there are two who deserve
special commentator for the zeal
they have manifested, and the prac-
teal good they have already accom-
pIished. These are Hon. VIM. f.
Villas, postmaster general, and Hon.
VIM. c. Whitney, secretary of the
navy.
The first named of these gentle
men has shown both by word and
deed that when he declared "offen-
sive partisans" must go, he meant
what he SAID. He has therefore
started in with a vim to purge the
postofices of improper incumbents,
and Virginia affords a fine example
of how effectually and benefcially
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-05
PROSPERITY OFFLORIDA.

Gays Jne EIOTIud AgflCulJuTlSC.
The orange and vegetable business
and others that are old, or new, up
to this time have added to the
wealth of the state, and as they are
taken up and increased will add so
much more, but the climate of the
state does more for its improvement
and settlement than anything hith-
erto. 1t is the climate that is the
great incentive to the settling in
Florida. The fatigued brain of the
nation rush to 1.-THE WORKOUT
banker, politician and merchant, and
all notwithstanding people. Their
money follows them, their families
find homes and get so familiarized
that after few years abode here
they cannot reconcile themselves to
others. They may go to their nor
thern homes for the summer, but
directly upon the first appearance of
winter, like the birds of passage,
they must take flight back to their
delightful south. One winter in
Florida units any northerner to
spend another in ice and snow. The
real estate agents know this, and
that is the reason there are more Of
them in Florida than in any other
state. The transportation agents
are alive to this, and it is to their
interest to bring visitors down as
cheap and as comfortable as posi-
bic. The hotel men know it, and
they are building handsome and in
many cases luxuriant edifces all
over the state. The more hotels and
places of amusement that are made
in any one place the more visitors
Will go therowhoro they GIN visit
friends from one hotel to another,
and the soclability kept up as if it
were in.their northern homes.
But we believe, even if there were
no orange industry in the state, that
Florida's destiny would be the best
in the Union. The climare alone
would populate it, slower we know,
but still surely and solidly. The
real wealth of Florida is hardly
touched as yet. Let those who have
kept files of this paper look back
and see if we have not from the first
fOretold what was to come, and how
many of the Industries we advocat-
ed have been taken up. But the
grandest and most glorious, that
will add wealth to all concerned, are
hardly conceived in the brains of
capitalists, and those will advance
the state more than anything that
has yet been tried. Let people dis
abuse their mind of the idea that
the orange alone is the making of
Florida. Oranges may bring a few
millions, but there are other indus
tries, that only a few can see vet,
that will bring their hundreds of
millions.
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The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Sun says: "The new
broom is going to do some sweep
ing. Unless all signs arc at fault
there will be more removals, trans
fcrs, and appointments in the de-
partmentS here iii the next thirty
days than there have been in the
first three months of the new ad-
mini tration. The removals will all
be for cause. Some will be made
for the sake of economy, some be-
cause of rascality, and many on &C
count of the inefficiency of the in
cumbents, or their lack of interest in
democratic reform. The new APP
pointments will be governed strictly
by the civil service rules so far as
those rules apply. Where they do
not come under the rule, heads of
departments will make their own
choice from lists of honest and eff
cient democratic applicants"
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Dry Goods.

l Successors 10 ;" III: d: " li1Sat y It %
genera oalhihs JUSTICES 'i1''l''e'0N' '''U
N'iO0'' TNrv Goods
,,,rr7,1,r-y- T,HCZpO 6 CON Cop>-E2
lDTnmonT non and Water Streets. carry at ali
times q full stock of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Shoes, etc Also deal extensively in
Groceries of every description.
7 JACOBSON, LEMON STREET, DEALS
i Exclusively in staple and fancy Dry Goods
Hats Caps. -
Books and stationery.
L c. COCHRANE, AT MASONIC BUILD
Il stng on Lemon street, wholesale ana re-
tail dealer in Books, Stationery, Florida Curl
osltles' Maps, eIc. ----. ,.,u-,,,-
y FRANK CURTIS, BOOKS, STATION
Crocerfc1 ana commission.
r. RETD. WATER STREET. DEALER
Is Gin Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, etc.
vrD1vP ms 6 90 WAITER SrRFFyT COM
Y Mission merchants. ana wholesale dealers
in Hay. Grain. Fertilizers. etc
NJ HATGHTON & BRO. GRTFFTN'S
N. Block, Water street, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in groceries.
DREW. H. L.. s GARDNER, NEAR FLORI-
Ida Southern depot, wholesale and retail
dealers in Hay, Grain, Fertilizers etc
Hard ware etc.
~ FLAME. WATER STREET, DEALER
T.. Gin hardware, Stoves, Tinware, house fur
uishing goods, building material; piumolhg'
Timing, etc. "
AEcnitts cts. r,,,-
II ,,,li ai' a'inan .-' "
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-, :, eT-T lH-T,1, r r-,To>- sq,pT,rrr nrAr-
L N LI ~ ,+, - ari ln[-i
.Tas ~ a., -H"'i~''' --'> 10
-haollILl09'
- %',lSA -.- : =
DUTNAM PHAltMACa. JotNEH hhli g
-, rom 0OieC'9' ~ ''''
tlcles' cue. .-.---..,,- ,,.,-.,-r-., -,
A ChhhM- an . 1AC.N9J1 =, IN I-t-,,
1T' ~ ~ Hi"'i' ''' e1'7 az '''-
,,-,, 7,r5,o,7,c,v rl,,,-r,p
~ 80, 1+rlts IzstaiIfsbri Ilf
LGIi,tiI,,g rararnIiv cofnnonn,Ied day or
night,
Beef, Fish, Etc.
A W. MANN. LEMON STREET, OLDEST
"A .bcpf market in the city. Orders filled
promptly.
w b. CROSS, WATER STREET. BEEF,
w Mutton, Fish, etc.
Furniture, Etc
TITTr,N-,rEIAr. CDpnyr7p WAITER e.
Is .Rcid Streets. Wholesale ana retail dealer
in furniture house furnishing goods etc.
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The PHILADELPHIA TIMES

Aims to cover the whole field of progressive
journalism. No subject is too great for it to
discuss intclligently and without bias, and
none 50 insignificant as to escape its notice.
1t lays the world tributary to its wants, and
everywhere its agents may be found, alert
to gather the particulars of all passing events
and send them by telegraph mp to the last mo-
mcnt of going to press. 1t is brief and alb
stract chronicle Ofthc time and contains all
that is worth knowing in the history Of the
world for the past Neutrality-suspicious.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-05

BENZ. HARRISON, Editor.

THE DAILY NEWS is published every morn
Ing, except Monday. and delivered by carriers
in the city, or mailed postage free, for 80 cents
a month, $50 for three months, $3.50 for six
months, or $ per annum.
THE WEEKLY NEWS is an S-page 48-cOlumn
paper, published every Saturday, containing
al the news of the week. local and general. 1T
l. the largest and handsomcst weekly paper
published IN Florida, and will be mailed post
age free for 81 year, or 80 cents for six
months. Specimen copies free to any address.
Loo, advertisements 90 cents per line for
first Insertion and 10 cents per line for each adj
ditiOnal insertion. Special notices 10 cents per
line. Reduced rates on continued advertise
meuis.
All advertising bills become due pro rata
every month. Local advertisements due at
tine expiration Of the time for which they are
Inserted.
Al remittances should made by express,
mOney-Ordcr or registCrc 4etter.
Address,
w. w. RANDALL.
BUSINESS MANAGER,
PALATKA, FLORIDA.