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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12

Commercial Bulletin.
Those who had not tipped the wait
ers received but tardy attention. 1t
Glanced that one OF this class big,
broad-shouldercd fellow, with huge
whiskers, a regular basso profundo voice
rough clothing, and head Of hair like a
buffalos frontlct, staggered in, and,
with free and independent air, took an
uno2cupied seat ut the dinner table.
1t Glanced that there figured upon the
bill of fare that day roast bear meat,
which was served as a sort Of rarity, and
Just as the newcomer sat down, some
was ordered 10y party of three gentle
men opposite, who were promptly ser
we'd.
"Say, waiter, said the newcomer,
"bring me some 'cr that bar meat
"Ycssir, said the ite-jackctcd at
tendant who left, but gave no further
heed to the order.
The western man sat quietly in his
place for five minutes, the chairs on
either side of him having been immcdia-
tely turned up lest some guest equally
Objectionable to the head waiter might
get in at that point. After sitting five
minutes he grabbed hold of waiter who
was passing behind him.
"Say, have you got any bar meat for
dinner"
eyes, sir
"Well, bring me some, and quick, too,
for I'm hungrier'n a hound"
Away went the waiter, but he didn't
return, and the color began to mount
into the faco of tho backwoodsman. He
gave a third order, which was treated
with the same sublime contempt. Pa
thence could no further go he seized
hold of the heavy dining-plates that were
laid on either side of him and dashed one
after the other down violently upon the
table with a crash that smashed them
into pieces, brought the head waiter and
two or three others to HIM in an instant
and started some of his immediate neigh.
hors to their feet in alarm.
Look hyar,' said the cause of thi.
alarm, Selling the head waiter by the
arm, "kin get waited on in this hym
hotel and hev what kin pay for"
Certainly, sir, yes. sir" said the heai
waiter, squirming Intellectually in ths
grasp of the big left hand of the western
er that held him in an iron grip.
oil fI,,, l., ,-o,, ,,,, tI,ot -r.,,,
ping down ten-dollar gold piece will
his right hand and then, throwing bacl
the upper part of his coat, from one in
side pocket of which protruded a revoI
yer and from tho other the handle of
huge bowie-knife, ''thar's my money an,
here's my weapons, eff you don't have
plate O that bar meat here in two min
utcs I'll rub some of you out"
Released from his grasp, the head wal
ter retired and in a moment more 4 plat
Of tho desired dclicacy was placed befor
him.
anything else, SIR" said the now oil
sequious waiter.
-es, take that, pointing to the gol
eagle that still remained on the table
land bring two bottles of champaign
and four glasses
When the wine came, one of the hot
ties and three glasses were passed acros
the table to the three gentlemen oppC
site.
"Gentlemen, I apologize for interrupt
ing your dinner, but had to do sUthu
to get waited on by these Internal mig
gers. Won't you take q drink wit
me?'
1t was thought best to humor him.
A party who has established a Iucr.
tive business here, but is compelled +
20 north this summer. will diSDOSc {
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12
THE DAILY NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures

Solicited on all interesting topics throughout
the state. We will be especially grateful Tor
all local items of interest TO the public. News
sent by wire should be Abbreviated when prac-
ticable, and sent after O'Clock p m, addressed
to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12

The Office OF The DAILY NEWS is located on
Water street, in the Iron Building next to
Reid's brick store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12
CITY NOTES.

MI. hIIIeuliu5e, VI A'O''oi; - 80 -
,ity and will show his samples to our /
merchants today.
Buy crOcRery at NJ. W. King * CO. :. /
See al.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ramsaur and children are
in North Carolina, where they will spend
the hot months of the summer.
Do.,oo,1,o, +,o+ NonooId has the fin
-. 49, ata+o ord also that he
60 - 49, 1T ,,l,o+o,,ro,bs
,.,-o, taken in the state. Call and see
bis specimens.
M. cordnor Z, Eaton have rcceiv-
49,. 3d., 80 If,ao tho sc5oonar having
.,r,.;,.oI last NIGHT and now they can sup
pIv anv demand for this article.
r,.,.a5 o+1o.t,., window, screen for ST.
49,. .,,t.an,. IT,. ,.indov and can he
taI.an fro,,, ono room, 70 another without
'' MI rr1rxrrI,r *
ouo,,,., .,.oo- I,;1Iod obovo oro,nd nv
49, e. ,tti,,l, soiors FROM tl.., roots
I.,.Il, is.., ~, o,,. .o,,ciI will
and q niue care from our ttUItli viii
save much time in the work of providing
shade for our sidewalks.
Tan, Iool,ino for = man with a few
tbonsand dollars who desires to invest
in the live town of Francis. A good
store house. stock in trade. 10 acres Of
Land in oranoe Grove and a good bust
B.F, BoBERTs.
PaIatI,a or Francis.
~, r. ,,,.:,o r. ono IF ,bo host
how. ON tbo road. now represcnting a
,oruIor bot bonso in New York is in the
ritv and will show his samples to our
merchants to-day.
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IN W., I,o,.o oJ,.oco-
M. ,,l,,....,,.5, ,,.o,.I- r,. . ,.o,, with
49, aT,at I,,+ -, Lono much from, thn
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al A., T.. ,,-.r,- Indication, that we
.-n l,,,., 49,, ,,,,.s s,,.,,crsiors til yo,7,n
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was ""l''''9,'S l'''''''' 9''''
we stay ''' IT, '''i'', '' vi mus II C,''
showed SONY I'''''' ""'''' ''''o' 70 ''
I7ye'@'
Neither lhe heavy rains nor the broH
Ing hot sun Is allowed to interfere VIII
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12
The News once.

Can be purchased at F CCOCHRANES.NEWS.
STAND, at the pOstOffice building.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12

The ladies' of Palatka desire to thank
Mr.. Cook Carleton for the use of the
Wcstmoreland Hotel and, other gentle
men for assistance kindly contributed
toward the success of the bali on Wednes
dav evening for the benefit Of the Gem
CITY Guards. LADIES OF PALATEA.
Pensacola Commercial, June G; Yes
tcrdav afternoon a sack was discovered
in the bay at Muscogee wharf, which on
being taken up was found to contain a
white infant and several rocks that had
APPARENTLY been picked up on the wharf.
The water water was not more than two
feet deep where the sack was lying,
showing that the party who deposited
the child there was not acquainted with
the place The child was evidently only
few hours old when carried and depos-
tied in its watery grave. Such brutal
inhumanity IS almost beyond coucep-
ton. The child was taken charge of
and buried by Messrs. Glass and Bur
nett.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12

A party who has established a lucra-
tive business here, but is compelled to
60 north this summer will dispose Of
the whole or an interest in same. This
is an exceptionable opportunity for an
active, enterpristng person with a small
capital. Address 4. b. c., Box SOB P.O.
Palatka, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12
Itending Notices.

DRE4s MAKING liking suits from s. mp
wards, silk suits SO upwards, tirst-class work,
and perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs. A. 7, tap"n,
Dodge st., between Kirby and Hawkins,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-12

For SALE-Thousand of old papers,
good for many purposes. Apply at the
NEWS Office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The great Coal OIL blockade is broken
Plenty OF coal oil at Monkeys drug store. 20
A good house tent--l2xl2 for sale cheap.
Also ons Domestic sewing machine, nearly
new. Enquire at this office. 2O.tf
PeTArons For SaLE.-l0O bushels Of fine
potatoes for sale at SEQ. Enquire at this
office. 2O.tf
Ten thousand feet of good dry flooring
fer sale by j. Fisier. l9-lm
Fer fine cigar go to Texer's.
Texier has the best tobacco in the city.
For the choicest confectionery, call on
Isaman & Co.
Chew The Horse Shoe Tobacco. Itis::the
best. SS-tf
C T, and French corsets for sale at J. p,
Voilmer g. Cos.
Stationary of all kinds, both fancy and
plain, at lsaman s Co.
The best assortment of clocks in Lewiston
can be found at Geo. IL. Lakes. lott.
CLOAKS CHEAP-At cost for 30 DAYS.
We will close out Children. Misses and
Ladies Cloaks. ]. p. yOLLMER i co.
Ho! For the masquerade! lsaman L
Co., have large assortment Of Mosques,
which they will dispose of at the lowest
cash price.
Drop in and try one Issman Il Co.'S, choic.
est brands of cigars. They keep the best
brant.s that can be found anywhere in the
upper country.
| Mcguire q Browne. Moscow, l., for want
of room. are closing out lot of hard wood,
! (oak) stell tooth harrows--24 teeth to sec.
ton, at 81 so per section. Also few plows
at cost.
| Notice is hereby given that all parties in.
debtcd to {. K. Allen, that they cali at j..
Alexander's and settle all accounts imme.
| liately. l5-lm c. X. ALLEN,
Lewiston, Idaho, Jan. II, 1885.
| NOTICE. Farm for sale of ia acres !:
and three work horses also two mares, four
two year old colts, and two yearling colts,
| two cows, seven two year old steers ard
hefers. Also q set of farm implements
Enquire of VIM. EVANS,
2t-lm Gcnessee, I. 7.
! FOR SALE.--One first class span of work
horses with harness and wagon. One Of
the span is very fine brood mare. Ono
blooded yearing hlley. One saddle pony
Also one number 10 breech loading shot gun
| Household goods, ETC.. etc. For particulars
apply to W. H. Mock. s miles east Of Lew.
iston the Nebe!sick ranch.
TAKE NOTICE.-What is the matter
don't you want any more pictures! You
will find me at my old stand, trst door
north IF Universalst church, better pre-
pared than ever 10 do you first class work /;
can make pictures in any kind Of weather.
l shall spare no pains to please you. Fine
photographs a speciality. J. W. RIGGS,
l6 Photographer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26

The Catholics at Uniontown, w, T, are
building convent 45x50, story hiyh, to
cost about 5000; $4,000 of which has al
ready been subscribed, within three days.
Three sisters are there at present and three
more ere soon expected there
jackson Fades brought to our Office two
parsnirs, each measuring three feet and
two inches in length, and the larger one 70
inches in circumference, and weighing As
pounds. They were grown in his garden on
the fiat and without artificial irrigation.
The House has refused to place Gen.
Grant on the retired list. The vote stood
yeas 1853; nays 1903 not two thirds vote
which was required. The negative vote
was principally by democrats, Increased by
some republicans who were opposed to the
form OF the BILL
The Lewiston band MINISTRIES performed
at Moscow on last Saturday night to quite a
large audience. Their expenses being so
large they were unable to net much but at
any rae they all report jolly .'way-up"
time They extend their sincere thinks to
the people of Moscow for their attentive
ness and the courtesies shown them, and
hope that they may have the chance to re-
ciprocate.
BOARD OF HEALTH AT call meeting of
| the board Of health of the city of Lewiston
held Feb % 1855. were present as follows:
| X, } Monroe, d d. Bunnell, J, Alexander
A. Benson, N. w. Brearley, j. @. Monkey,
health officer; The meeting was called to
order, and On motion r. J. Monroe was
chosen chairman. DR.. Monkey presented a
letter from DIR. NJ. A. Kelly stating tina.
there was four cases of dipthera at Frank
Hollis in this city. 1t was therefore ordered
that the city marshal be notified to qaarin.
tine the residence Of Mr.. Holt, aud to see
that all rules heretofore passed, except rule
tive, by this board, relative to cases OF
| diphtheria, be enforced. The secretary was
instructed to notify the attending physician
to give notice to the health officer when in
his opinion there is no frrther danger a. il
being transmitted, to raise the quarintine.
| On motion the secretary was instructed to
notify the street commissioner to drain all
pools of stagnant water IN the city. which,
IN his opinion, would be beneficial to the
sanitary condition of the city. On motion
the secretary was instructed to furnish a
copy of the action Of the board for publca.
tor. On motion adjourned.
!. c. HATTABhUGH, Sec.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26

Cation. Stanford and p, ast'ys a. - =
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
BRIEF BUT POINTED.

Upon the arrival Of the Salt Lake Iri-
bune Of the 18th inst. which was received
here on Monday, the following dispatel,
was promptly sent to the Tribune, il
contradiction of the living telegram sent
by the enemies of Boise City:
BOISE CITY, Idaho, Feb. 1.-THE
citizens of Boise, irrespective of party,
most earnestly protest against the spirit
anl malice Of the pretcnlcd facts sent
you in regard to the attempted outrage
on the printing offices here, and most
emphatically say you have been bascly
and grossly imposed en- in your dispatch
OF the 18th instant, which called forth
your unjustifiable editorial remarks
against Governor Bum, inspired doubt
less by persons here who have personal
grievances and disappointment to avengc.
There is no excitement here. The mat.
ter viii be thoroughly Investigated. The
damage done was very slight, and no one
more de ply depl res he occurrence than
the Governor.
JAMES a. PINNgY, Mayor.
EASTMAN Bios.
john LEAp, President.
First Nat. Bank Of Idaho.
c. w MoeRE,
NATHAN FALK & Bro.
W. II. RIDENBAUGH,
A. II. BooaER. Statesman.
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Read Testers stallion adj.

Next Wednesday is fremans election of
officers.
Mr.. NJ. We'll of Uniontown gave us a call
this week.
Mr.. Ward of the Potlatch, was in town
this week
e. Baird left on the steamer on Saturday
for the east.
Several horse buyers has been in town dur
ing the past week.
The roads between here and Moscow are
in bad condition.
A large mail came on Tuesday from be-
low; mostly papers
Mr.. Grimes from the north, paid Lewis
ton a visit this week.
Farmers will soon be out blowing and
sowing their spring grain.
Mrs. Lott Wiggin of this city, has been
quite ill for the past week.
Several drummers have been in this city
the past week from the east.
Next Wednesday Grover Cleveland, pres.
ident-elect, will be iuaugurated.
The steamer took away about l75 tons of
grain on Tuesday from this point
Next Wednesday is regular FIRE meeting
night. Let every member be present,
H. Squier left on the Steamer on Satur-
day for short stay in Walla Nalla.
Rev. Father Diomedi left on the steamer
Faxon yesterday morning for Almota.
NJ. j. Greenburg has just received fresh
supply Of groceries by the last steamer.
Mr.. A. Quackenbush returned on he stea-
mer last Friday, from trip through Oregon
A sociable was given by the members o.
the Y. NJ. c. A, in Glass hall last evening
Information is wanted of the whereabout,
of J. o. Maxon, by his mother in Bots,
City. l. I.
Marked improvements have been made a
the Raymond House, by coating the interio
with paint.
Mr.. Cameron, a wheat buyer from below
has been in town for the past week drinkip
in the situation.
D. d. Bunnel'. Esq. returned Tuesda,
from Dayton. where he has been on cuisines
for about q week.
Lew Wilmott. representative from Ne
Perez county to the legislature, returned o
Mondays steamer.
Our city marshal and his deputy are don
some good work in the way Of putting in
few new cross walks.
Mr.. Wesley Blake, formerly U. s. tele
graph operator in this city, is now statione
at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Miss Allie B,gas, sister of Mrs. l.
Weller, of Mt. Idaho, came down on Tues
day. en- route for Dayton.
Mr.. franklin Little father of II. "
Little, Of this city, was married in Broom
vile, Ill, short time ago
Schultz Bros. will soon be in their ne,
saloon. They are fitting dp fine rool
and it will be well furnished.
A large crowd was in attendance at tn
temperance lecture ON Sunday evening
the Grostein & Binnard Hall.
A surprise party visited the residence
Mrs. H. Squier, Tuesday evening, wher
the participants had a good time.
j. NJ. Howe and wife returned on La
Fridays steamer from their extended east
ern trip. They report pleasant visit.
The Lewiston National Bank have bougll
the property on the corner Of Main and Sec
ond streets, owned by c. A. Thatcher & Son
Mr.. Louis DelsoFs house that wai dan
aged by fire some time ago, has been fixe
sp, making the appearance as good as evei
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
STRAYED

From my place Thorn Creek. Nex perce
county. about the LIST Of May, last, cue year
old light sorrel llley, branded o. with perpen-
dieuiar line on top, on right shoulder. unbroke.
Any one informing me OF her v hcfea bouts, will
be suitably rewarded. NJ. ANDERSON.
19tf. Blaine Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JoTs.


Geo. II. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7-u
Spring has come.
Moon light nights.
Steamer arrives regular.
Base ball has commenced again.
Wheat has began to move slowly.
Is that girl still behind you old boy.
Ask Bones how he spells cork screw
Who was it that got left with thu kid?
1t was only willow that tripped them.
Wednesday is the Yand Inauguration ball.
"You shust shumf right ub here on dc coun
ter"
The band boys were well pleased with their
trip to Moscow.
Clean up your yards before the warm wealth
er comes again.
The new ferry boat for Clearwater was put
in operation on Monday.
WATChES.--G II. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rockford watches.
They are mum on the capital question, sim
ply because they re not capable OF discussing it.
Two kinds of pie don't seem to go bad, when
fellow takes along rubber article to smussle
them.
The dogs babe them good night first. r,
careful next time boys and do not hang on So
long.
He traded for thoroughbred, but when ht
found it, there was nothing but the bones piled
in heap in his field
She was very much surprised when the door
opened and he boldly walked in. Young man
be sure and knock next time.
When she stretched her neck to peep at he,
beloved, we surely thought that II circus haI
come to town and that she was the giraffe.
He was too feshy to squeeze through the
transom the only thing that he was prayiu-
for that he was only about the size of Tam DO
He said when he clipped from a newspaper
it was from respectable one and credited it
but you will steal though from the one that
you insinuate is disrepectful.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. Idaho. Feb. u 1885.
+: !: e !: !: !; :: e, :; !:

Of goods of large value. that will start you
in work that will at once bring you in money
faster than anything else in America. All
about the s2oo, 900 in presents with each box.
Agents wanted everywhere. Of either sex. Of
all ages, for all the time, or spare time only,
to work for us at their own homes Fortune
for all workers absolutely assured. Don't de-
lay. H. HALLETT 4 CO.. Portland. Mains.
13Iy
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
NOTICE.

The following county warrants will be paid
on presentation at county treasurer's office:
Issued No. date Of reg err. in favor of face.
lam 20 II Ian n 80 N sauier ei2,, IA
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J. POINTING, 1
LAND o11IC4 AZ

Lewiston, /. r.. H. -, To- -
NJ OrICK Is HEREBY GIVEN IuAYHq4
IN following nssned tsttIst M ~ ~
q his intention % nsAe nnal pseee = = ~
Of his claim. and that said ptesf M " 4Sll
before registsr and seseites q la1l1k "a :
on March seth - :. nj. 1e4b. VI { ~
Pointing. II. 81, ny The les I ~ n M
on and cultivation 4 said lenl, MI n
Hunt, h. Inghrsm. A. Noises - q
Of Lewiston, I, I. 4. i ,s "
70 & Is I1@1liiiii< Il
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-02-26
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho. Feb. 1884.
N0TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to mako final proof in support
Of his claim. and that said proof will he made
at this offies en- the Dist day of March, 1885,
10 a, m, viz David Spurbeck, homestead No.
247. for the ne4 nei4 and lot sec 10 and
nwia NV 4 and lot 4 sec 20 tip 81 nr4w. He
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
% SAID land. viz: j. II. Evans, Of Lewis
l. T. VIM. Wing. d. b. Markham, r. Spencer
70 Genesce, Idaho.
HOWE
Is Register.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

they were Republicans? And didn't
they put New York Democrat in the
White House. utterly ignorant Of Prcsi.
dental duties. simply because he was !
Democrat?
II the people are to be appealed 10
against President Cleveland. who Is 10
be appealed 10 against the people'
They are the authors OF the trouble. for
they began Il President Cleveland i
only initiating and obeying them. st
Louis Republican.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
a KANSAS LYNCHINo.

\ Black 3rute SuSnmsrily Dealt with by
: Hand or Indignant Citizens. Headed BY
the Father Of the Negroes Victim.
GrRARD, KAs., July TAT Baxter
Springs, Cherokee County, girl four
teen years old was waylaid, ravished and
terribly maltreated on Saturday after
noon. John Lawrence, colored, aged
seventeen, was arrested for the crime
and brought to Columbus At night for
safe keeping. A mob followed and In
some way young white man named
Wolf. one Of the party, was shot and
killed. Sunday morning the colored boy
was brought here and lodged In jail.
When the train from Baxter Springs
reached here ct noon yesterday, twenty
men got on near the station and scatter
ed through the town. Halt an hour later
q number OF armed men made q dash for
the Jail, broke down the iron door took
the prisoner out, marched him up one Of
the main streets, united horse
hitched TO wagon In front Of
. business house. threw the colorcd boy
In and drove on, armed men surrounding
the prisoner and keeping the citizens
from interfering. The mob took the boy
about two blocks west OF the jail and
hung him to the rafter Of an unfinished
house. when one Of them, said
10 be the father of the
injured girl, emptied his revolver into
the body. The participants In the mob,
after accomplishing their work, quietly
walked toward the depot and went south
on the railroad track In the direction Of
their homes. They attempted no dis
guisc, and some were recognized
by citizens here. The raid was
90 unexpected that people we're entirely
taken by surprise, and those VINO did try
10 interfere were kept sack by drawn re-
volvers. The Coroner's jury holds &C
countable As participants in the lynching
II. G. Trip and Captain Price, Of Ba xter
Springs.