The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15
CITY NOTES.
A SOUTHERN IDYL.

AS q silence long anu deep
FalIeth on woods of wondrous green
ON fields where the cotton bloom,
On the shining road of yellow sand,
On thickets hid in gloom.
Would you like for life to always seem
AS a summer afternoon?
Ever the same? for somehow you know,
Changes can come so soon.
Only the INDECENT hours to die,
Filled with the languor of rest,
Or would you count such an empty life
1.-THE happiest and the best?
Mr.. S. u. Hammond was in town yes
tcrday.
DR.. A. l.. Coles office is located in the !
KennerIv 81 Hickman block, upstairs.
Mr.. F. c. Cochrane, who has been on
an extended trip North, returned yester-
day morning.
NIessrs. Vcrtrees & Go. have just re-
ceived a car load Of choice flour. Call
and examine -four and get prices.
The schooner Marcus Edwards, with
cargo of ice for Mr.. VIM. +. Forward
will arrive here this morning.
Ten dollars will buy good lot for a
home in West Palatka Apply j. w.
McIaurv. Harris Block.
\ pretty good crowd Of people were in
town Yesterday fro~3 up the river, and
| tradc s.as c,,sr,,-p onH;"ajv iirtlt.
/ Y. e. G Cochran, who has been
n nainc tie surl,ngr 10 his old home in
Wiz :e;4. rc.arutl Sunday night.
4 correct time table of the J., T. & X.
w. r. r., appears in another column. to
which the attention of the public Is dl-
rected
Received direct from Landreth q Sons,
= very choice, lot of their onion sets and
garden seeds ut The Family Store.
r. Il. REID.
Mr.. o. T. Jones, prominent job prln-
ter of st. Paul, Mimi, who has recently
day and gave us call.
! Mixed canary bird seed, 10 cents per
pound Austen's Forest Flower caiogne.
reduced from % cts. to 90 cts. per bottle,
) at Moragne & Kersting.s drug store?
Mr.. J. Ii. Van Sinderen, OF Lake
George. was in town yesterday, and
seemed happy over the prospect of
large orange crop.
For RENT.-Dwclling furnished, Ar'
ply at Episcopal rectory, corner Madison
and Front streets, Or address i q. loci
box 4t2, Palatka.
Mr. Moore, representing the Eagle an'
!, Phoenix mills. of Columbus, Ga, was II
town Yesterday, in the interest Of tina
g | we'll known institution.
l. Mr.. VIM. Quincy Noates is now tn
It happiest man i'll town. y bouncing ba
q bv bow arrived at his house Sunday, an'
g decided to become a permanent rcsiden
IS of Paiatka.
5. Mr.. f. T. Lane will remove his hard
If ware stock from the Reid building. neA
is to THE NEWS office. to his new quarter
7. in the Hart building on Water street
st where he will be more conveniently an
Y handsomely fitted up than ever before
70 Mr.. Hennis Peterman, now keeps o
g hand sliced hams, bacon and shoulder
e to he retailed in quantities to suit pu
le chasers. He has also Just received
~ fresh lot Of the hest butter, coffee an
. teas.
: Moragne & kersting have growing
their drug store a hourishing cocoan1
y plant, and noting its rapid growth, the
;, concluded to mark it and see 10y actu
| . in
In two days it made a growth of of {
! inch.
,u f. L. Crosby, manufacturer of cigal
- desires to inform the public that he
no now ready to supply all orders that III;
be left with him. Factory NJ stairs C
ncr Lemon and Second streets.
Mr.. \. Csiua has taken O'd Time
the fareIoci,, anil IN piping times of pea
prepared for war, by laying in lar
+ . stool. of new novelties in the crockt-
~. line. He was busy yesterday in openi
II up his new goods. and IS now ready
mt supply any want in his line.
it. Iron tonic bitters is the best tonic
is take at this time Of the year Rec"
nut mended by physicians. To he had OF
dc ut HoRAtNE x hFRSTiN'''
i Druggists
,ha III. rra-, bans; " i'll give a moonlis
lti- ur,i.n on lie riser on the evening
.A- tl,,, ll,h INST. for the benefit of the ban
nm The lady friends Of the band VIII i
nish refreshments for the excursions
ain and the BOYS will do all in their power
his make the excursion an enJoyabie one
) to Messrs. Barnes & Boland, the live {
his tractors. have just finished the br
cup work on the new brick block of Mr..