The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-03
CITY NOTES.

Is what / say.
Love is fleeing and comes and goes,
Whence and whittier there's no one
knows;
How and why 'twere as hard to guess
Be it no or yes.
Love me as long as love may last,
Love me no more when love is past,
Love me just for day and night
While love is bright.
Kiss when kisses are sweet and new;
What were kissing a whole life through?
Love me much till the fancy fly,
Then, love, good-by.
DIR. Joseph H. Warren will leave this
morning for Boston, where he goes to
spend some time.
Buy crockery at NJ. W. King & Co.'S.
See adj.
Regular prayer meeting services at
Methodist church this evening at s
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. Charley Williams, the paper man
with the peculiar looking business card,
was in town yesterday taking orders for
the houses he represents.
A desirable 7-room cottage, pleasantly
situated, is offered for rent. Apply at
this office.
Mr.. B. F. Barker has received a large
consignment Of fresh goods, to which he
calls attention in our special column.
Read his notice and give him call.
Fine black walnut desk for sale. APP
ply at this Office.
Priddy 6; Co. have their new soda
fountain in full blast now, and the resi-
dents of that portion of the town have
convenient place to secure their cooling
drinks.
THE WEEKLY NEWS is steadily grow
ing in circulation, and if the good work
goes on as it is now doing it will soon
have a wider circle of readers than any
paper in the state.
DIR. Daniel Waldron has removed to
his new quarters in the Kennerly &
Hickman block, where he has a nice
suit of rooms, and where he would be
pleased to see his friends.
DIR. Landau, of Berlin, Germany, a
distingniguished scientists, is in the city,
the guest of the Carleton House. He is
travelling in the interest of a German
Natural History Society.
Hon. C. C. Wilson. representative of
the senatorial district composed of Polk
andManatee counties tothe constitutional
convention, was in the city yesterday,
and we were pleased to have a call from
him.
Mr.. Mangold has on exhibition at his
gallery large tinted photograph that
hes attracted much attention on account
of the excellent work it shows. 1t will
compare favorably with any photograph
er'5 work from the large cities.
Report of prize drawing which took
place at eight p. m., June list. Number
of tickets given out on S. sales, 3O2.
Ticket drawn, No. 124. Person holding
ticket No 124 is entitle to goods to the
value of fifty dollars on demand.
Signed: II. A. HEATH.
The long talked of hop for the bene-
fit of the Gem City Guards will take
place on next Wednesday night, the 10th
inst. The ladies in charge of the enter
tainment will make every preparation
for grand time, and a pleasant evening
is in store for all who attend.
Augusta Ga, News: Mr.. J. G.. Cain,
formerly of Augusta, but now living in
Florida, after spending several days in
his old home, returned to Palatka last
night. Mr.. Cain has many friends in
this section who wish him unbounded
success and happiness wherever he may
go.
At the meeting of the city council last
night, action on the charges preferred
against Mayor Donnelly was postponed
until such time as a meeting of the full
board can be had, and the president of
the board was ordered to notify the
mayor and all the parties interested of
the time of trial.
At the residence of the bride in this
city, at o'clock last night, DIR. J. a.
Hall was married to Mrs. Caroline E.
WoOlsey. by the Rev. Mr.. Beekman.
The high contracting parties are well
known in Palatka, and their friends
wish that they may live many years to
enjoy their new found bliss to its fullest
extent.
NJ. w. Wallace and Francis Jackson
were before the mayor yesterday morn
ing on complaint of some of their
neighbors in New Town, who charged
them with living together in an unlaw-
full manner. Wallace was fined So and
costs, and Francis was made to dance to
tho tune of $40 and costs All the mar