The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-31
CITY NOTES.


goods, just received at
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Sons.
Mr.. Summer c. Chandler left with us
Yesterday copy of the Brookline, Mass,
Chronicle, a paper published at his old
home. The Chronicle was among the
''mugwumps" in the last campaign and
exerted quite an influence among the
voters of that state.
Roberts Razor Steel Scissors and Cut
Iery; Needles, etc., at
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Sons.
Mr.. E. r. Farrar has on hand large |
stock of good harness which he offers to
sell at little above cost, in order to
make room for other goods. He is also
ready to take orders for door and win
dow soreness, which business hewill make
a specially during the summer months.
Look at our new Hamburg MEETINGS,
Ruchings, Collars, Ruffiing and Laces.
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Son.
Mr.. Ben P. Boyd, tax assessor for Put
nam county, publishes notice elsewhere
that he will begin to assess property for
taxation at Norwalk on Thursday next,
and will make the West Putnam round
within the next three weeks, as announc-
ed by posters. Those interested may gov
ern themselves accordingly.
For RENT-House, with six rooms, on
Lemon street. Will rent low to good
tenant by the year. Apply to
DEvEREUX, RoGERO & Son.
Mr.. Fl. P. Dinsden, our worthy city
sexton, desires us to say that the 'horse
story" published in city paper several
days ago was without foundation, as he
was not consulted about interring horse
in the cemetery, and if he had been he
, knew his duties sufficiently well to have
refused the demand without seeing the
i, authorities about the matter.
e Grand opening of the season The
largest and most complete stock in the
city! DEvEREUX, RoGERo q Son.
o Messrs. S. J. Kennerly & Co. are NOV
: ing their hardware store from Griffin:
h warehouse to one of the store rooms il
n the Hart block, on Water street, where
. they will hereafter be ready to serve thei
q customers. They will have large anC
n complete stock of goods, and will b.
II pleased to show it to their old friends ant
/. customers.
y The store just vacated by Messrs. Ack
y erman & Jackson will be occupied here
If after by
,r DEvEREUX, RoGERo & Son.
,e One of our citizens was in Ocala look
n: ing around the other day, and in con
versation with merchant over there
remarked that Ocala had not erected a
many buildings as he expected to see
This excited and surprised the Ocala mar
and he went off into description of a
that had been done, and said that Pala
ka would cover herself with glory if sh
did so well. The Palatka man agree
that what had been done was very cree
liable to Ocala, but since the 18th of N
vember, when our city was laid in ashe
Palatka had put up double the numb'
of buildings, and was proceeding to te
of brick blocks and houses erected {
cid the burned district, when, before he hf
of half finished, he was stopped by I'll
tee Ocala, man who admitted that Palatl
70. was the ''boss" city of the state, and tn
to she had even far excelled enterprisir
va Ocala.
A NEWS reporter dropped into Cal
Edwards office on the steamer Okahul
= kee yesterday morning, and found hi
as jolly as his surroundings were co
20 Portable. He reports very heavy trS
ell on his boat, and the Ocklawaha Ii
lub this season, as the beautiful scenery
hat along the route never grows old to
at tourist, and most people are not satisf
tst with tour of Florida without trip
the this beautiful river. While on board
ish- were shown two handsome photogr;
ion of the steamer Okahumkee, taken
,ril. Mr.. Dewitt c. Williams, that are
good Photographic scenes as we ever Sc
4. One of the pictures was taken at Sill
Springs, while all hands were below d.
except Capt. Edwards, and the OF
was taken at a picturesque landing W
ssed all the crew on deck. These handsC
pictures will be framed and given pl
are of honor in the captains home.
y. Atwood Suits, Mems Boys and c
the dren's-bargains never before offered
me. Palatka, at
,rad DEvEREUX, RoGERo & Son.
Hill. The extract following, cut from an
and change, is respectfully inscribed to
the boys: "rn write you ballad on
lars, every line shall be perfectly t
and I'm writing these verses on
- pose, my friend, to present a few tn
"a to you. A quarter looks small W
- you're out with the boys fifty cent
a dOllar coon opoes. and a ride on the