The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-17
CITY NOTES.

That's Thompson approaching; it is,
could swear;
And poverty stricken he looks declare;
A picture, indeed, of the shabby genteel.
With clothing threadbare and shoes
down at the heel.
He's met with financial reverses, they
say;
I'll turn up this street and keep out of
his way.
YEAR LATER.
Ha. who is this coming along? Let me
see:
That face am certain's familiar to me.
By Jove, it is Thompson! How well he
is dressed;
All, now he can hold up his head with
the best.
They say he's struck oil and is rich as
Jew:
Why, Thompson, my dear fellow, how
do you do?
Mr.. T. Fl. Walter, of Charleston, is in
the city on business affairs.
Cottage to rent, $40 per month. APP
ply to j. ii. Hlbbard.
Mr.. d. M. Hopson, of Leesburg, is in
town, stopping with mine host Ora
ham.
Porous Strengthening Plasters at 15cts
each at Moragne &c Kersting's.
The w. C. T. .. will hold it's usual
meeting at the reading rooms Tuesday
Oct. 90, at 3 p. M.
To let by the year or for sale, a T-room
| house on Kirby street. Apply to j. E.
| Baldwin
Mr.. w. B. Cross is row furnishing his
! customers with some very fine oysters
and fish, received fresh daily.
The set straight long Havana filler
cigars at Moragne & Kersting's, are the
! best in town.
Rev. A. E. Cloud, and family, of Lady
| Lake, are in the city, en- route home
| from a vacation at their old home in
| JonesbOro, Ga.
Wanted, house of about six rooms,
near business part of town. Address
| Tenant" care NEWS office.
| Mr.. Ingram Fletcher and wife, we'll
| known in Palatka, now of Orlando.
were in town yesterday. the guests of
the Carleton House.
| Mrs. F. Fl. Conolev viii receive a few
music scholars at her residence on En-
NETT street. Terms reasonable.
Mr.. Cullen B. Johnston, the lively city
editor of the Sanford Journal, passed
through the city yesterday en- route for
Jacksonville. We were sorry we were
not in when he called.
Just received, a car load of heating
stoves. of different grades and prices. at
E. T. Lanes, Hart's new block,
Mrs. L. M. Lasseter is opening a neat
and new stock OF millinery goods on
| Lemon street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, where she will be pleased to
have the ladies call on her.
| Flower pots and hanging baskets, just
received by III. p. Dinson, at West View
Cemetery. For sale at low prices.
| Mr.. John Bxler. who has been on an
extended visit to his Olt home in Ohio.
returned TO Palatka yesterday, chuck
| full of enthusiasm over the good time
he had while absent
WANTED-A librarian to take charge
of the Reading room of the w. C. T. U.
| Applicants must furnish testimonials.
Address P. o. box Ale.
There was more than one ton of mail
matter received at the Palatka office on
Thursday night, most of it being the
mail which was delayed by the washouts
| of last week.
For RENT-Dwelling of ten rooms,
corner of Front and Madison streets,
Palatka. Apply on the premise or adj
dress p. 0. box 412. 1t
We noticed some of the finest New
York beef in Mr.. NJ. C. Goodson's meat
market yeste rday that has been shown
in Palatka in long while. He will
keep this beef, and mutton and sausage
all through the season.
Clipped beef, onions, Irish potatoes,
sweet potatoes and cheese, all new and
fresh. Also Strattou & Storms ceIe-
brated sc cigars. at Henis Peterman's.
| Mr.. L. Falk, who is now in New York
laying in large stock of goods, is fairly
filling up his establishment here with
his shipments of dry goods, etc, which
are now being opened out for the fall
and winter trade.
Evinston camp meeting in full blast
The special train on the Florida Southern
will leave every afternoon at $50 o'clock
The Band of Hope meets this after
noon at Mrs. Lansing's at $50. All
children and young people are cordially