The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-17
CITY NOTES.
A POOUET OE GIRLS.

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Melbourne Register.
Maid of Franklin, fairy belle,
Kiss YOUR dude, but never tell.
Franklin Tidings.
Maid of Yonkers. ere we buss,
Tell me, will you make a fuss?
New York News.
Maid of Hartford, ere pop,
Tell me, will you faint or flop?
Hartford Journal,
Maid eff Camden, ere we mate,
Can't never stay out late:
Camden Post.
Maid of Newton ere we hitch,
Tell rae TRAY, ere yau rich?
Newton Republican.
Maid of Franklin, heave no sigh,
Thou shalt wed before July.
Franklin Tidings.
Maid of Hookrurn, don't look grum,
But nasticate thy chewing gum.
Sharp County Record.
Maid of Fort Worth, beautious maid,
Lays all others in the shade.
Fort Worth Mirror.
Maid of Palatka, lovely lass,
You all theirs DO surpass.
Hon. r. w. Davis, left yesterday for
Atlanta, Ga. where he goes on a bust
ness trip.
DIR. a. L. Coles office is located in the
Kennerly & Hickman block, upstairs. :
Mr.. n. A. Verguson, of Lake Como,
offers fine steam engine for sale. See
advertisement in another column.
Messrs. Vertrees e Co. have just re-
ceived car load of choice flour. Call
and examine flour and get prices.
Miss Frances Hunter, who has been on
visit for several weeks to Orange
Springs, returned home yesterday after
noon.
Ten dollars will buy good lot for a
home in West Palatka. Apply to j. w.
McI4aury, Harris Block.
Mr. S. II. Bacon, of San Mateo. left
yesterday afternoon for the North, where
he will spend few weeks on business
and pleasure.
Received direct from Landreth & Sons,
a very choice lot of their onion sets and
garden seeds at THE Family Store
r. r. REID.
Capt J. E. Lucas has returned from
the North, after a flying pleasure trip.
He met Il great many people while away
| who intend coming to Florida this sea-
| son.
Mixed canary bird seed, 10 cents per
pound. Austen's Forest Flower calogne,
reduced from 25 cts. to 90 cts. per bottle.
at Moragne & Kersting's drug store? =
The Lewis fire extinguisher, for sale
by f. 7. Lane, provtd to be of valuable
assistance yesterday in subduing the fire
at the Tropical Hotel. Wherever the
fluid touched, the flames Immediately
went out.
For RENT-Dwcllipg furnished. APP
ply at Episcopal rectory, corner Madison
and Front streets, or address p O. lock
box 413, Palatka.
\ few nights since a valuable family
horse belonging to Mr.. Aaron WOrr, of
Georgetown, was stolen from that gen.
tleman's stable, but the Intelligent ami
NAL escaped after only a days absence,
and return home.
Mr.. Hennis Peterman, now keeps on
hand sliced hams, bacon and shoulders,
to be retailed in quantities to suit pur-
81 hoe ofs ~,
fresh lot of the best butter. coffee and
teas.
The quick time made by the Hook and
Ladder boys in getting to the fire yester-
day. shows that the boys are good
uns." They run from Lemon and Front
streets to engine house and had the
trucks Mt the fire in about five minutes.
T.. l.. Crosby. manufacturers of cigars.
desires to inform the public that he i,
now ready to supply aiI orders that may
be left with him. Factory up stairs. cor
ner lemon and Second streets.
Capt. A. V. Mount, who has been in
Maryland and New Jersey during the
summer. has returned home. He reports
5he business situation North as growing
brighter every day. and that a big crowd
may be expected from up there this win
| ter.
Iron tonic bitters is the best tonic to
take at this time of the year. Recon-
mended by physicians. To be had only
at MoRAGNE e kERsTING,
Druggists.
| Mr.. a. p. Dinson is erecting a hand
some little cottage at his garden just in
| the edge of the city. When his contem
| plated improvements are completed he
will have a comfortable little cage, and
| L. L.