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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
The New Firm,

Messrs. B. A. Aldrich and Geo.
Worthington of Buford, Aldrieh &
Worthington are in the city making
extensive prer arations for the receipt
of their mammoth stock, that will
commence to arrive the last of the
week.
Mes'rs. Worthington, Bement and
Evans leave the city this morning for
the South and West III the interest OF
this extensive concern.
Their first sale of two car loads OF
goods was made to gentleman from
the Indian Territory yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
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The Glorious FAnrth.

All of the final arrangements for the
grand Fourth of July celebration are
y bout completed, and glorious time
. confidently anticipated. All rail
N the Dads coming in our city have agreed
wAYF make reduction OF one'haif to all
Visitors on that occasion, and from
ne Advices received large attendance is
Way. anticipated.
Among 5 the features of the occa-
ce sipn, rs seen by the advertisement
lT, Ssr barrow race, for which the
.aiiwag Huffman Implement Co. have
n then kindly loaned the committee num-
J ronSs ber of wheelbarrows. A forty foot
urn. pole has been secured, which is being
ing the smoothed of and thoroughly saturated
,sgsr With grease. This will be erected per-
gent pendicularly and a number of prizes
II, astened to the top thereof, which can
'se" pc secured only by climbing the pole.
number OF sacks Of assorted sizes
I, y io,.s- and the very best material have been
. Bolr opreoased for the sack race, which
f fa VAL be an interesting and highly
amusing feature.
Horsemen will be interested by the
adde's. races, number of which have been
arranged and give promise OF close
o., mum. contests The Santa Fe boys have
SIXTEEN NHSiA laNOlllC dRdlusI THAI
$ sort fthe Missouri Pacific boys and are
Of rr cav ocking anxiously forward to the con.
e e9%rUS est
General Our local shOotists will find consid.
Is asp re Die opposition in the glass ball and
nd col ive-plgeon contest, which Is another
rs win me many attractions of the day, as
es hs'' we learn that a number of fine shots
-- fom Denison and other points will be
4 IN 5riZes.
Kvl hhe programme for the dance tc
4 sIsHani ,ahe place at night at the pavilion il
i.ssry1s2 ON pleted and the tickets to the bal
!. ewes. we now on sale throughout the city. II
'' '-- nlu De very nice affair and fitting
gmA losing OF the days fes tlvities. Prof
~ Wlse's oAnd of fourteen pieces has
N zen secured for the occasion and
iood music is promised
~ ~ Tne days sport will closa wifi G
= M rand pyIotechnic display.bv night al
m y Abe grounds OF the park and az th,
is, Mo. avllion, For the information ofthos'
been ions, ontemplating coming to our cjtv or
sT Ios. aahat OCCASION we would say that this
living park, where the days festjvi
, 0rehtislts take place, as also the pavilion
sSas,Sr III CHI will be the scene of the ball ar,
,i,a eqsnlituated one mile north OF the CITY
y rri'.ssnd the facilities for reaching the sam,
mpoI tsIss Very ample, as buses and CARR
die tels.sges Will run continually, also tn,
on ne cars, which terminate at tn,
les eoateas rounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
DENTON.
DR.. A. P. Smith Declines the Gall Of
the Fort Worth Presbyterians.


the Fort Worth PresbyteTians.
Special TO The Gazette.
DENTON, Ten, June S0.-About
twenty-five or thirty ministers Of the
Presbyterian faith arrived In our city
to-day to attend called meeting of
the Presbytery of Dallas. The object
of the meeting was to take action
upon the call made by the Fort Worth
congregation for DIR. A, p. Smith of
Dallas to give his services to the Fort
Worth people.
The matter was thoroughly discussed
by the presbytery. About o'clock
the presbytery by large majority
adopted resolution placing the call
In DIR. Smiths hands. DR.. Smith
then came In the church and the call
being formally placed In his hands he
was called on TO say whether or not
he would accept the same, and he In
very feeling speech, In which he ex-
pressed his warm affection for the
Fort Worth church aud his high appre-
! citation OF their call, said that
after much thought and prayer, he
| had come to the conclusion that IL was
bis duty TO remain in Dallas, and 30
he declined TO accept the call. Most
OF the descons OF the Fort Worth
church and number OF the other
members, including several ladies,
came up with the Fort Worth COM
missoners and remained during the
session of preshytery.
The city council has leased lot
from the Baptist church for an en-
gine-house. This gives the depart
ment better access 10 fires that might
hereafter occur anywhere upon the
puolic square.
The council at the last regular meet
ing passed an ordinance covering
the local.option law soon "a
go into effect here. There IL
some doubt expressed AZ TO the
Legality of this action, and the same
! will be investigated before the law
goes into operation. There Ia not likely
to be any injunction gotten out against
, the local-option law, but 1t Ia said tina,
: some of the saloon men will continue
] business IA before and lake the risk o
t an appellate court decision being made
4 in their favor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
Local Option.

me favorers of local option for Fort
'orth are not sleeping. A petition
nave local option election ordered
! precinct No. Of Tsrrant county has
sen drawn up and signed by thirty
gnt ofthe movers in this cause. The
slition will be presented to the com.
'iHkioners' court at lis next term,
nleh begins Monday, July 10. Only
tenty sisners are required by law TO
petltion asking that local-option
$500 be held in one precinct. The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
LOCAL EVENTS.
party of Exuursionists in Our Oity
Prospecting Bishop Ninde at
OhuIoh Last Night.
Glorious Fourth of July Celebration
"A Local-optiOn Talk-An
Important Arrest.
The Excursionists.

An excursion party consisting OF A.
3Bethards, A. j. Elrick, Andrew
tnruett, VIM. Reece, f. w. Odds and
q Ii. Medicinal OF Springfield, Ohio,
y re- in the city, with their headquar-
q ard in their cars at the depot.
v These gentlemen are prospecting
hrough this country in the interest OF
nofe than one hundred represen tative
antilles of Clark, Green and Clinton
Y o,,nties, Ohio, and will make thor.
n NON Investigations before leaving
y Their plan differs very materially
, rom the ordinary routine work OF
:, uch committees, inasmuch as they
Ire prepared to make both geological
!. Mud geographical surveys of the coun.
AIRY whe rethey stop. They collect soil
ldsknd rocks from every station and
Ppss.nake qualitative analysis thereof.
. Their next move will probably be to
the soil, climate, ETC., of
he counties both north aud south OF
Fort Worth. They are also gathering
nfbrmation for prominent agricul-
a;ural college that is looking this way
;. ,.or investment.
nis We understand from the gentlemen
IS that after thoroughly investigating the
advantages OF different parts of Texas
ei they will before deciding upon loca
Nsion visit Arkansas and Kansas. Bott
'yyshey and those whom they represen
esnwili invest very extensively wherevei
rm hey decide to locate, and will alst
= souild town of their own.
til Our real estate men should be stir
g aripg. would be get this colony in thi
,S ed ficinity.
COW The party go from here up the For
nd Worth s. Denver City railway, bu
SaIwill return to this city in few days
ds1when they would be glad to meet on
iesreal estate men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

killed ifa sufficient quantity OF any
one OF the substances named as disin-
fectsnis be thrown freely into the
cesspool, and In very short time the
injecting material is destroyed.
That shows the difference as to pro-
cesses Of disinfection and the way in
which disinfeoting agents should be
used; space here does not allow the
explanation, but the thoughtful read.
er will already have found food for re-
Election In the notes here made from
DIR. Bartlett's book.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
Bishop Ninde.

WAS AN Although the streets were exceed
oI ngs 81 layngy muddy and the. clouds indi-
on bec,nsated another deluge, still quite re-
ssinS Sspectable audience assembled, at the
o sgssl Ninth Street Methodist church last
dried ssVening to hear the Rt. Rev. w. X.
able wSsNinde Of Topeka, Kan, previous
he is narDention OF which appeared in THE
espo 0i ~ AzETTE. One noticeable feature was
| becomiathe large number of ministers present,
|na what Almost everyone in the city being
aye ~ as aaiss9there. 1t was late when the bishop
has knoS,began and the sermon occupied just
Her she dsforty minutes The text was taken
u, sO was from Second Corinthians, xiii o
nd this also we wish, even your
Erning hrperfection. The thoughts contained
by %n Ain the text were discussed in plain
|swold ST fofciole and earnest style using very
few technicalities At times the
bishop grew eloquent and INDUCED il
as s srso some very striking illustrations. In
| Act, the sermon was one of the fines
FIo Co.. Hyer delivered in the city, and those
"a who did not attend missed rare re
iiniOlR trent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
The Years Failures.

NEW YORK, June S0.-The mercan-
tile failures for the six months ending
to-day are reported by r, g. Dun "
Co. as 6OO4, as against 55l0 for the first
six months OF 1854, an increase
Of 494. In liabilities, however, there
ia marked dimunition, the amount
being for the fret half of 1880 S74, 00O,-
600, as against 1924 900 600 in the first
six months of 1881
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

That the quantity OF Silver Loaf
baking powder manufactured by j.
II. Brown each month has more than
doubled within the past year settles
the question OF its popularity wherever
IL has been introduced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

The Galveston sbrievalty case will
go to the jury to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

Mr.. Kimball, the new director of
the mini, Mr.. Day, the new sec
ond auditor, and the chief
of divisions appointed during
the month wifi assume their
new duties to-day. The sir is
filled with rumors Of other changes to
be made In the treasury department
during the next few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Puffs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
The National Encnmnment.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June S0.-The
National Soldiers encampment at
Fairmonnt park is now well under
battery No. 2 OF New York, the Busch
Iouaves, the Houston Light Guard
and the LomaX Rities.
The soldiers from the North and
South have fraternlzed completely and
are living over in good fellowship the
scenes OF the late war. The attend
ance thus far has been light. The
troops are not altogether pleased
with the idea OF the manage.
ment charging admission to the
public to view the competitive drill,
The Ohio men say they did not come
here to be made an exhibition of in
this way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

Cure fot -
n-h, Wsasnr
'r,ofs. BOAR
lea, FREE
FFAtofMN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-01

.Ouls, NV'
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Ltlosses deblll
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females, eonit'l
isa AlHHIAat
4. Pamphlst
free To auy y
aud inyilsA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
An Qfdranee IN .RalattQa 10 Shows

81 $, i Eetcg I
BE it ordained 10y the city council Of the
city OF Faatka State OF Florida as follows, to-
section LIST.
/ Hereafter il. shsElh he unlawful for any per
son or persona TO err osiI or contact any
business, i'll said city, for the sale ofauy kinds
of goods, wares or merchandise, where the
sale of of the sSaulc is effected, by public out
business by which the sale OF any kinds of
, goods, wares or merchandise is effected by
any game Of etsa ace, & o. eHlEs 81 business by
Ell crawl ny 81 ast ,,ei,o IN
OF inducing them directly or indirectly, to
purchase any goods wares or merchandise, or
10 engage in any game partdktng, OF chance
provided however that the provisions OF tins
section shall not apply to regular Ii cuSed
auetoaeerss tnlthe course of their ordinary
business. ~.
Section End. ....
q l5e it fnrthss Il r@sipea tsfSI II shat be I'M
Awful feha asf bersoM &C pekSSn ste carry on
/ TIE businesslaf roptssu-a IS flsrsj 81 San grind
Ming, monkey Showing e 4 Alts Similar bust
ness by~Ehich a3rO sat s4sfa q Jos aSSe mblC
/ on the streets or public places of said city,
: prOVde0h h0Mcger tnfs taiS section is not TO
!, aIsplS 1o theatrieal -HdIsoes who performs in
A'etbsEssS NOR ia iis=st-elssssz excuses. z. ..
d Section 3rd,
Is. Any persoEor persons vie3aiing any of the
4sprOvisiOns ofthis urdinaneessball Toe fined not
SaeSs than Twenty-Five d"ll1Tor Imprisoned
bot less .rhaH Ftweuty days, Scr more than
Five huINred> dollars, Grim prtsCGed not more
. than sixty days ut the discretion Of the mayor.
l. tt-gSSed Feb. eth lSSs -.--- III
~ President of Council. .
COP Hn9 .Ik cld hGV IF t taak,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
CtRRrtHGnTHEU: S. MAIL
> 1,a..s.- ELY
THRoEGa EAST MAIL.

The elegant iron compartment Palace Steam
ers CITY Q FJACKSONNILLE,o f'the DeI}ary
BbayP 2 Mafgh4IRts ti9g H t PtAERS ,s IF
Service, lesIyingiSi Fl and W. Halfway Com
pany,,s wharf at IL m, and De Barry IlaYa Ner-i
chautS Line wharf, foot of Laura street daily
Bi8c SPRINGS sanfdf& ana En 9tet Re,
tpFqi4gl leaves Saaforsh Mt 3 n, iGI4< arreiDg at
cios8 connections with traifis FOR AN points
North, East, and' West, 0,.s RI .rrf -
THROUGH EAST FREIGHT. 80, -, I'D
Leaves Jacksonville daily, Sunday Excepted,
at 5 2. m-fer Sanford! Enterprise Lake Jes-
leaves Sanford. at eal M, thriving st Jack
SQ4Eilef e9Ply following morning. .+..5,r..I Il
ThrougR 70 Lake JeSsup Wednesday, and
ositnite'yJ l. ,og&J'h} .as5:oI . ! ..d9 -
JAGSsp8yl LIE hitA44 AEI IASD CRESCENT CRY
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana Palatka Fast5Matl
daily,qKGgTf Sqqday3a tS:06 q. M, for Palatta,
Crescent City and intermediate bindings, Re
turning ieaycs iCTesasnt City daily. Except
Sunday, at T;30; Palatka at 9:43 q. m. all e.
PALATK1 ASD sANF6Rb DAYLiIGE nj DI1vffsION.
'<iiNtwl ana eiegdtft Iron Ptiiace Steamers
4HSqED pEB3A4kA9! aFFa AMT a feaEe tfa
daily, Sunday excepted, at 10:f2 a; m, Oh afri-
,yst OF III y. ana KIN Railway Rast E0gsIess
Train with ParlOr CaEs attached, leaving lack
sOnviile at $40 a.. m, for Sanford and Enter
prise iaEF1 ipteI1nefiiatc landings. RetRTning,
leaves Sanford at $50 q. n, arriving At falat
kant 6:B pl, In!. connecting WithiBast H<xliress.
arriving at Jacksonville at $50 p. N. ~
Elegant WAITING Rooms, with an fTf6lera
improvements VIII be found: ut Passenger
wharf. ID
Close correction raslde atipaiatka with, the
Florida southern Railroad; at Aston with st.
Jolns ana lake Eustis Railroad; at Stafford
With South Florida Thailreads fQrg Orlando,
kl5sfmmeC, Tampa, Key West and intermGdi-
ate points and with SteamhEsfor Indiah River.
For further information apply to Ticket
Office, sbfthtast corner Bay ana Lsir5i. or al
che 29mgqny'S, qiii9ss, foot of Laura street.
Freight whafyeS foot of Pine street; passenger
wharvcS fOCtiofiLaufaf StFest! n r5BGOL .
- CHAS.. B. FENWICK,s II
''.'i'...' - Gen. Freight and Pass. Agent. Il
". 3. WATSON. ..o4-st.ff-,TsfB
General Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
/. n 4 An Ordinance.
REQUIRING \ LICENSE OF OWNERS OF
N1R GIAS4A1iERslpF QNiNIBHSES, OAR
~ RIA GES, Se1t4t4Sq . RAYS AVID WA ICONS
\. USED; F6IR aIIRE.i5.-sHs .s

REQUIRING \ LICENSE OF OWNERS OF
Won MA&A1fEHSzf de 0MNIBHSES, GAR
! ~ RIA GES, EG4t1t4SaI d RAYS AND WAGONS
! T. USED FttR HIRE..s..- .s
Z BeitoFdained by the city COuRcflOf the city
of PalatlIa, State of Florida as follows:
Section lst. That for the purpose of police
regulation, owners, or managers OF omnibus
Scss bA clIs,s calaiages, carts, Glays and wagons
AAsetl In sad city tOT hire. QrIpas directly or in
directly, for the transportation of any person
or articles, many oRSaid vehicles, shall pro-
cure OF sEItd city tee4sse, unlserthe hand and
official seal Of thpcierSO of SAID city, and shall
/ pay for the same the sum of five dollars year
I for every sfch@Yehieie drawn by two or more
horses or mules and three dollagsa year up
! on every such vehicle drawn by one horse or
mule. sat 80
/ Sec 2nd. Be ii further ordained that any
! such owner or manager of any such vehicles
tsyhO use the same as aforesaid, and VINO does
not procure 50 Cd license aAis requirea7by the
thrst. section af5hS Ordinesce, shall he fined
FupOn conviction before st4fe mayor of said
oitya sum not less than double the amount re-
Quircd for such license, or imprisoned not
! more han sixty dgCsat the discretion OF tho
( 20 IL mayor ~ t-
I See 3rd BE it further ordained that The
same rules and regulations. as to the papIler OF
dssuRg lieeBsiS b Dtiierl q sd. ana fistn the
clerks fees for Issuing said licenses shall apply
ig the isslgff4S Fhffe lice pfes4 herein provided
II, See. 4tIl. BE il further ordained that this or
.dinSnce shall take effect March LIST 1885, and
/ that licences issued under this ordinance fOl
lFAg year I7efffhall cySEsfo st. i a4s5:
]JUilasso4 bsishhcit yidAibcil Ed9!g3 1885,
Attest }. II, MERRYDAY,
4 p, g l., FALE,. .-. -Actg. Priest. Beard.
pan -CleriS of council. .@.
d....-t Approved February Goth 1885,
#tEf-...E- \. V. MOUNT,
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.75I9lRAJ 4 s3sf!i r X NT7laA \ Faiif IIF

ssAnsts1kiH "A IfIttA NsaSYlIF r
.kFRfF d Poqs44ssike'drnT ZraieoH ,ai45lg : 4 :;
Leesburg and MicahDpylsdotn4 bHG ~
q. On uRdaYsa f4Sf paSsepge ,tFfin will he rtrt
leaving p letkd at 80 A. M t-5hnecting With
GafffeJfiHe nj IStst 4 I'M. n - r II Oft f.
Lealvipg esaiEaTFt III RtA Q0tB,, sei}llaqating
with train from Leesburg at ErueTle, daG ar
riVfh g at eAtatk;ttat 6aatp rpdIIJb 9nNsHG
it71 Jf4s14 sri 4. +! e
afn taa1a 4 CQHAfEsEI804ssI Ifiu air.
.,AtfReistka s5ts ya qEE9ngi E7lya 4,Jlcy
west KY, fast river, steamers for SE ~
gustlne 1ssreen. Gdoel S4rnrss, J ,tsOiaIuuit'
a nB 4 RI Rol Fts fRs af5 hI .f
F Pal6tt tas d dE9 f2 stG9 ZIG S e a.
e}F CaaElest9F. As9H fe1kl 'eF;>Tf "A !. ':sf'el-
Il Nab tra4zsrtskce ioee cslih6tzDH agsl, ~ ysi
i Eln 9 \ II II HfE ~ Afr
ana A n tW tF t &c fl9E'9a i. leoa
Al IS ssAsysifesGiI8ti; 81 4F3s54fsi s
yioistl tisf .s isi S tsi3IF si
Rs aiG9S g. 3 81 K: r f4B ef fs.r
In;aAiI 9aslo y4BAIl on ad5s war ani BnBk 4I'
ssa ~, 10, ~ psh
s tYts 3 oiti! u! I5955 so4thef iira
siise " Gre a,sg r. 40 f. for B,sf5ks-.
yIue, cupterYllle and al rp!ufs in South IIDr-
ida. @79ulifi92U E9Tnf-%1 10 i5ITs0Tg1 ~
;. C0NANT, JAS. .. H0LIISBE,g, 81
General Manager. 1uhkrTntAi tfilf.F
1A3 M76iB9A Hi77i74p lieteiiJ tfss, agent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
WILLIA4i KEMBLE I.ENTE,
Administrators nf the Estate OF frederick d
y / szLehteS Cseaaeased, i9aETzhs FE9rida@
~ Commissioners Sale. q o.

ESTATE WILLIAM 5. TUCKER DECEAS-
E3-zssALE FO4t-P A,fHENT OF DEBTS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
x E Z . Aotjca4 e

matter eyff All. Johns
late of Bradford county, Florida, deceased,
Y Hotia5sfs hereby given thatI will apply to
-tll ehSndralfe csAaIy judge efPutnam county
Florida, ip the town of Pulatka. on March 18th,
1885 fUr All order to sell the following describ-
ed lands lying and being in Putnam county,
Florida, which belong tQSaid estate to;yit:
lots SltmbcT one III aud stSO ~ in section
fourteen ia and lot number five 81 In section
eleven I'D township number nine 80 south of
range number twenty-three C23 east contain
ing one hundred and thirty-twO G2) acres
| Said sale being made fol dfstri}tdti0n dnong
the heirs and settlement Of the estate.
February oath, 1885. j. NJ. JOHNS,
fSa ecu ter of the Estate of a II. Johns, late of
5Bsahford county. EToFidf, deceased.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24

l have been a sufferer from rheumatism for
twenty years, at times with almost into lerable
pain-J hh4the. hest med eaTteatment, and
took dlfsorts' or remedies, but without relief.
Reiug, reduced al est to askeletQn, and not
beipgsablesto SallS even wItE clutches, was
induced TO try Swift's Specific, fffldft@ acted
HaT'e'thr0wh' away my tTiItches. and am in
excellent iF4altn'i / belieYg SWift's Specific
will cure the worst cases of rheumatisln 81
MRS. EZRA MEEsHoY Macon, Ca, Auey4rG4
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
Us r .g1aaa9 ..a3 O. 1854 ~ Il .sR
nm so gE2asfSSyaeaes.f
UOe sun.

u An independent Newspaper Of Dem
ocratic Principles but not Controlled by
any Set of Politicians or Manipulators
q Devoted TO Collecting and Publ ishing all
The News Of the Day in the most inter
esting Shape and with .the' greatest pos
isible Promptness, Accuracy and Impair
gtiaitS and to the Promotion of Demo
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs OF
Government Society and Industry
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
. oSRR0EIILa3

! have had hereditary scrofalR broken out
OF fae' tAs $50 : sazf4 81 sns5iIef and one
sister died with it, and ], suppOsing that I
would gQas other memhers of the family had
lFffIssf3 airatgqFInfPLi DIS; fgen1nerlt OF rner-
si tist9 pot ASit DEE "a CJH asGfas ate Instead
of curing the disease In this condition / was
pressed To use Swift's Specific. After taking
si1stDf tEeStho fG5e'fatl slieeas on my neck and
arms disappeared and the scars only remain
to remind me of ny offerings. Hadl taken
s, s 5. at first wonid have beeha wefl man
long ago. FRANK GILCHER, DanviHe. KY.
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ss3s f ! l3 $IIl sss i As IS IS
Is9ge to :, s9!!st a1tg = me ,9tfFq5GI
lowing real estate situate in the county of
Putnam and state of Florida, viz. W a OF
n c 14-the s.19 OF c II and a OF 4 OF
isec2l tp s Off - g acGpTding to the United
States surveys SAID real estate to be sold for
the benefit Of said minor.
March 18th, 1893. ,--
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State of Florida, County Court fol
Putnam County.
IN tits SAatadf of tho estate dt Frederick D..
Lemte, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
iPsstn6m eo5itfY, F1erida1 slSA :tStratpr Of the
persons having any demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are hereby notified to
IfBt ts s4l5 Fl tse 1,E5sfyfne @to within thin
be pleaded in bar.
WILLIAM KEMBI.E I.ENTE,
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WV Commissioners Sale. Z 3 81
ESTATE WILLIAM 5. TUCKER DECEAs-
E3-7ssALEi FOtss-PAFNENT OF DEBTS.
Under authority or an order made by the
County Court of Putnam county, sitting as a
court of prUbAtc.--- e. ss-.sy-75-
8 Isviil sell before tjle couTt HOUSE eor in Pa
FI1tha on Monday, the 9th day of April, same
being sale day, at IL m, at public cutlery. the
following described land, tO-wit One-Seyenth
undivided interest in east half OF southeast
as& 9iFtsEs q s3fffe lif z 5fl s tract ct
contains 20 acres of high pine land. near the
landing, at Fruitland: is well improved and
has dBpisisAing orange grove on il, now in
I bearing. Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser To pay
for papers ". X. NIGG,
PaIatka, Ella; March I, l8,5. Commissioner