The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-25
CITY NOTES.

Fresh lot of Mocking bird food, just
received, at Moragne & Kerstings.
Mr.. Chas A. Richardson and Mrs. De
| Weston, left on Sunday night for New
York on the steamer Monticello.
FoR RENT-A handsome eight-room
cottage, with all modern Improvements.
Centrally located. Apply at this office.
Yesterday was daisy day, in the
way of awakening old rheumatic pains,
and making corns and buniOns seem as
large as meetin' house.
Another lot of pig hams, full line fam
lily supplies. fruits, vegetables, &C., ar
irving at THE Family Store" r. r.
Reid,
w. s. jackson was before the mayor
Saturday afternoon charged with dis
turbing the peace, for which he was
fined 81 and costs.
We call attention to the special notice
in this column of Mr.. Rutlege Hunter,
proprietor of the Orange Bloom House.
He is prepared to accommodate num-
Der of boarlers and transients.
Received at The Family Store" Sc
lect brands, Tip, Falka, Principus, Our
Darling, Nipper and Spray segars at reas-
enable prices, r. r. Reid.
The steamship City of Palatka, we
learn, will take her place on the Charles
ton line and continue the weekly trips
until the business season opens.
In the case of the State VS.. w. $.
jackson, charged with assault, tried be-
fore the county court yesterday, the jury
brought in a virdict of guilty, and the
Judge imposed n fine of $40 and costs on
Jackson.
Mr.. w. +. Blaine, who has been con-
nected with the Southern Sun establish
has severed his connection with that pa
per and left last night for Sanford,
which place he will IN future make his
home.
Regular and transient boarders can
find first class accommodation at the
Orange Bloom House, Lemon street.
Special accommod. ,tions for commercial
travellers. Rates reasonable.
RUTLEGE HUNTER,
ct Proprietor.
In the case of the State We. ID. Oliver,
tried before Judge IIaughton yesterday,
the prisoner was discharged on his pay
- Of
over the money with interest, which he
obtained for the watch which he was
charged with having appropriated. Oil
yer left the city yesterday afternoon, and
will make Jacksonville his home here
after.
The rain fell and the wind blew and
howled pretty well all day yesterday,
coming from the northwest and making
things as gloomy and disagreeable as
possible out doors. The rain began to
fall about six o'clock in the morning,
and as the clouds grew thicker and the
wind began to rise, people realized that
the euuinoctial storm was on us, and the
Inhabitants who happened to be on the
streets divided their time between run
ming after their hats and telling yarns of
how the wind blew or how high the
waves on the river run here on former
occasions But the wind did not get in
the northeast this time. and for an'.equi-
noctial storm, yesterdays effort was n
very tame affair outside of its dampness.
of los
Yesterday afternoon the remains of Mr..
Percy Magill, who was drowned near
Palatka "Wednesday evening "a full ac-
count of which was published Thursday
were Thought down from Palatka to this
city on the steamer Pastime and imme-
diately transferred TO Undertaken Ty Ter s
office this morning. Col. Magill and
wife. parents of deceased, and their
daughter, Mrs. King. accompanied by
Captain John Fitzgerald and wife. arriv
ed from Fruit Cove on the steamer Port
Royal. At Il o'clock number of friends
and the relatives Of the deceased assem-
hled at the undertaker's office, where
the Episcopal funeral service was con-
Quoted by Rev. X. H. Weller, and from
here the remains were Immediately taken
| to Evergreen cemetery. large repre-
sentation of the DeBary Baya and Peo-
pies line of steamers We're present. The
| aged parents were much affected by the
untimely death of their brave SOL. They
have the sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty in their sad bereavement.
| We had pleasant call yesterday from
Capt. I. IL. Brown, who has the con-
tract for building all the trussels and
bridges on the ?. & l. extension of the
j. T. & X. w. II. r. between Palatka
and Sanford. The captain informs us