The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-30
CITY NOTES.

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Monday night from Boston
For SALF-Fine horse aud buggy at
haroain. Apply to Geo. j. Zehn-
baur Jr.
Don't forget that the services in the
Methudist church are still increasing in
interest and attendance. All are invited.
to attend.
Just received, n car load OF heating
stoves, of different grades and prices, at
f.. I. Lanes, Jlarts new block,
Since the big rains and winds of last
week, the St. Johns river has been up to
high water mark at Palatka. being from
three TO five feet higher than usual.
Coop BRICK.-Average brick deliver
ed on cars in FaIati,a at $40 per thous-
and. G. G. STATION & Co,
X Macon, Ga.
Dr. H. r. Estes has a few thousand of
his celebrated strawberry plants still on
hand, and says those who want had bet
ter come soon, as the stock will soon be
exhausted.
Received direct from Lambeth &, Sons,
a very choice lot of their onion sets and
garden seeds mt THE Family Store"
r. r. REID.
Mr.. +. c. Cochrane has n new adver-
tisoment this morning to which we call
attention. His establishment is well
known to the public and Is descrvcdly
n.
give him II call.
DIR. II. II. Estes wants the public to re
member that he is still at the Palatka
Dental Rooms. up stairs over the post
office, where he Is prepared to DO first
class work in all lines of dentistry If
in need Of his services give him IL call. :
The frame work for the new kitchen
fer the Marion restaurant has been put
up and will soon be roned over and put
in readiness for occupation. This will
give this excellent house much needed
room.
Ten dollars Will bny good lot for a
home in West ralatka. Apply to J. w.
McL1ury. lTart's Block.
Mr.. Cha4. Eaton. of the firm of Gard
! ner & Eaton, Of tins city. arrived home
Monday night after an absence Of scv-
cral months ut his old home in Maine
lie IS looking well, and says he is ready
for business now
S2S. 90 silver pitcher tn be given away
Any one buying - worth of goods. or
| have s. worth of work done, are entitled
| 10 a guess Oh Il jar Of beans. They will
be counted December /. The nearest
guess gets the pitcher. L. J. rifles.
The steamship City of Palati,a got
| caught III the big blow Saturday while
en- route to PaIatka, from Charleston,
and had To put into Savannah. The
boat sustained no damage, and will make
her regular trips hereafter
The fall session of ST. Marks school in
| this city, will open on next Monday
morning, the 9Th of October. This
school should receive a liberal patronagc
from the public as the teachers in charg.
are thoroughly competent, and worthy
the confidence of the public.
IIenis Pcterman's family store IS ac-
commodating. VIII send half to one
pound of ham, shoulder, or breakfast ba-
con sliced, To any part of town in time for
breakfast. All other groceries fresh, as
he deals with the noted firm of Baker &
Clark of New York. Smoke the ROYAL
Punch cigar after breakfast
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the OckIawaha river, Col. Hart will start
his boats in 4 few days on the line be
tween Leesburg and PalatEa. for the
purpose of carrying freight for the Ocl-
lawaha country. One of the boats will
! probably leave here in a few DAVIS.
For SALE Thousands of old papers,
good for many purposes. Apply at the
| NEWS office.
The baptising ia front of the Baptist
church on last Sunday was witnessed by
a large number Of our citizens, and is
dcscrihhed rs Il very impressive scene.
| This makes Is persons received int
| the baptist Church since the present pas
tor, Rev ]. J. ". Place has zen with
! TIVE ChHsr'.
y member of the city chain gang was
engaged yesterday in digging up the old
stump in the middle of Adams street
that has long caused drivers To- indulge
in moro or less profanity and often made
black and blue spots OH the shns Of pc
dcstrians. The stump was an oid land
mark and it has caused many of our cit
liens to mark the land about it by col
Hiding with them on dal k nights.
stocked store in Kcnnerley & Hickman:
block. is selling furniture for Clcvelan,