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The Dickinson press., 1885-02-28

DAKOTA has two hundred and sew.
enty-tive newspapers with All average
circulation of seven hundred, or a
grand total of 1872, 500 weekly messen-
gers telling to the world the beauties
and advantages of sunny Dakota. In
IL year lo,000,00o copies are issued.
CAPT. BEDFORD PIN, the well-known
naval examiner of England and ex-
member of parliament, who has just
completed an extended tour of the
United States and Canada, has OK
pressed a desire to send to the Brit
ish museum Il single copy of every
daily and weekly newspaper in the
United States and Canada.
WE publish in this issue the pros.
pectus of the st. Paul Daily Globe,
which paper, under the management
of Lewis Baker, will deal out Demo-
cratic doctrine to the satisfaction of
all the Northwestern faithful. Mr..
Baker is an able writer and those
who subscribe for the Globe are sure
to get value received. 1t contains all
the latest news.
THE Gladstone Weekly Express,
after a checkered career of seven
weeks, is no more The infant was
horn in weakness and received the
nntiring attention of it's foster father.
Il. F. Sheppard, who spent his time
and fortune to perpetuate the spark
OF life with which it was born; but,
alas, friends looked mournfully on
until the dear little thing "turned up
its toes to the daisies," and il makes
room for some other ambitious news
paper chap, who desires to sclimb
the golden stairs" The procession
is still moving On.
THE report last week, that a bill
had been introduced introduced in
the legislature for the purpose of
bonding Stark county, proved upon
investigation, to be untrue. 1t was a
mistake in printing the journal of the
house, "Stark" being inserted where
it should have read CLARK" No
such bill has been introduced. vet we
believe it would be for the best in.
terests of the county to have such a
measure passed at this session, leav.
ing it to the discretion Of the voters
when the county should issue bonds.
If nothing is done now it will be at
least three years before building
operations would commence. 1t is
certainly plain that before that time
the rapid development of Stark coun,
ty will necessltate larger and more
commodious buildings for the trans.
action of county business. Many
valuable records are now in danger
from FIRE. The railroad tax alone
would pay for buildings in four OF
five years, however this need not he
done as bonds could be negotiated
bearing about six per cent interest,
to run twenty years.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16

many stories high as their residences
adjoining them, built IA owe gro .,
with difficulty furnished hy the rp, 20
eral restaurants and hotels, which IN
such numbers, exist only for the expo
sltion, outside the grounds. Missls-
sippi river water is substituted. Its
nauseating taste is hardly masked in the
tea, while the tiny cups of coffee which
hold ambroSia for the Southerner, hold
the coffee in s0 concentrated form
that il is like quinine to the simpler taste
OF northland folk. Even at the French
market, the drip coffee, which is said to
be he best in the world. was strong
enough To paralyZe the nerves of taste
Should any member of the county w.
G. +. u. be moved 10 solicit donations
of five cents each for this fund of those
in her neighbDrhood who would be glad
to thus give IA cup Of cold water in His
name, beg to mention Mrs. Edward
Brown AS one who will gladly forward
to the one in charge AT the w. G. L. u.
booth, any sum sent her for this pur-
pose.
MARIA WLLETT OWEN.
De Smet, May II, 1885.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16
ArlxonA's First Fair.
jJ'hicago Times

The first territorial fair of Arizona closed
Q few days age. The f!aturs that attracted
most attention was the display made by tho
Indians Their exhibit comprised every
form Of vegetable and cereal product enter
ing into their domestic economy. such As
driel green peppers, dried fruit Spanish
bayonet, dried fruit Of the sahaura, or giant
cactus, buds and ssedi Of tho careless weed
IA small, brown seed. something like mus.
tard but smallerl. Indian wheat. beans,
corn, etc. The Indian wheat took first and
second premiums Numerous domestic uten.
sils were also exhibited. Canteens, rattles,
baskets, and all sorts OF war tog cry were
displayed. One curious article was an In
dian wooden plow, an exact counterpart Of
those used two thousand years ago in the
valley OF the Nile, while, strangely enough,
{ - Indians also took tho first premium for
the best modern piow displayed.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16
September 30, October 1.
DIVISION A-HORSES.


ID. W. DORCHESTER, SUIT.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16
Nothing to Worry Over.
Ill.,. "A, lltf l

A diner at o table dhote displays signs OF
irritation just bocaues tho waiter happens to
have spilled plate Of soup over his cat
HDonN worry. SIR; :dont worrry,' s'ys The
had waiter: at is O'Clock
@what in thunder has that got to do with
itf' yslls the victim.
hot water, siri tbat \ al'
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16

DIVISION B-CATTLE.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16
DIVISION C-SHEEP.

CLASS l3.-LoN0 Wool.
Judges and premiums same rs In Class u,
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16

AMOS WHITING, SUpT..
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16

letters y. ". {. T. e. made of closely
wuvtu grain and com of the north
land aAi the rice and cotton OF the
south.
At the ertia ance of its outer court,
from an easel the picture of Miss vii
lard beams welccm Q, near 1t the photo
grayurc Of Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes,
brings back its bright i.tti" history ON
the walls OF the outer coIlt are hung
the banners Of State. district, county
and local unions; also, the state
and Territorial shields, which Nv
their presence affirm home pro,ec-
tion 10 be the inpeljng force of the W.
&. L. L. advance; and with their still
small voices, add
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-05-16

" c, r. u, AND TEMPERANCE
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
Nntice.

Notice Is hereby given that in accordance
with an act entitled An act to prov itic for 4
general law for the Incorporation of rail Wi "
and cauaIS' approved fsh'V 10th, l.. {, being
chapter 1888 of the laws al Florida ami all acts
amCndaiory thereof, tine uudcUs gned have
formed Al corporation for he purpose al con
stTuCtiuE, maintaining and operating rail
road frI public use ill conveyance - persons
and property. TO h" called The Faiatkt and
OCkEIwhha River Railway Company. The
road l. IN bc constructed aud operated from
iuldtkG in thP county Of Putnam 70 ocalt in
the county OF Marion. with Il branch from some
point in the county Ot Putnam to tStOr in the
county OF Orange. The length Of the road is
10 to about ninety miles and the road VIII -"
made through and into the counties Of Put
nam, Marion and Orar -.
NJ, :. CAKTTEB. ~. Louis, 40.
n. Il. BEAN. NUrwHlII. Fla.
Y Golden, Lake George, Fla.
i. :. COLLINS. Grange Springs. Fla,
sc, CHANDLEIt. Paatla, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27

Lucy Ii IioOperS London Letter
Tho American papers state, l 500, that
Mrs Nellie Grant Sart0ris Is talking of re-
turning to the United States to reside.
hardly think that sho Inns found England
pleasant dwelling place Her first impress
Sions wero formed when she visited Europe
rs tho daughter Of the president of the
Cnito1 States, ard she was, in conseqIen ce
caressed and fetel wherever she went. On
her return rs Mrs. Algsrnon Sartors she
found things by no means as brilliant and
aGroaa BILE. She had been Wild to return to
London, whore she had been so superbly en-
tcrUained, but London TO Mrs. Sartoris was
not what it had been Ia Nellie Grant.
In the first place hev father was no longer
the pro. iont of the Unitol States, and our
"ikcpubiice.n Princess" "a she used to be
called YVES princess no longer, nor was she
welcomed and worshiped such. Secondly,
she had = mother -in-lGw--a lady who Was
born kcTnblc, q fact that implies much.
Il is true that the elder Mrs. Sartorls did
survive her sons marriage many years, but
after her DEATH her inconsolnble widower TO-
tired To strict scclusion hi, country es-
tatos, taking with him his sen and daughter.
in-law and tneiI children. Such an exist,
ence can hardly lIavo been celebrating OF
enjoy able to an American girl, and espec-
ia Eiy to one whose girlhood hal boon passed
at tho White House as the leading young
lady OF American society.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
knticc Of instrumentation.
Cpt 10th, 49,.

rHt.Ark, ;,A4 IIftIr k~D FUEI. CpHrASY
The undersigned i,.-,.. r'':r AMI organized
thcinsClXc~ in II company or Incorporation 10
be known rs the P;tl.ttk.t Gas Light and Fuel
Curni.atTy- -'ud. The general mai nfe Ell the
business l., transacted shall he ttte manu-
fncture of gas and the sic of gas ami coal for
lights and fuel.
ard. The amount of capital ste X anthOr-
lied is fifty Thousand dollars, ten i'r cen 6t
which shall Ice paid in at the commencement
OF this organization, the remainder shall be
paid rs the bylaws mIy direct aud a. 1t shall
he called hy the directors, under the bylaws.
9TH The time "i the Comrucncrm"ut al thiS
organization j. of same tlatr here" ,tI, aud the
corporation shall cVpTe by Intuition twenty
We: ~ thereafter. unless continued ly legal
=.
5th. The business the c,mll,s.y shall bc
conducted 10y u II ma u 81 -, NE
Directors. Il Score y and 7 ne ard
stIcC other officers as may be prov led or :
the bylaws.
9TH The highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which the company can at any
time subiccl itself is fixed at ten Thousand
dollars This June 9Th, ls-l.
MS CARTER
COOK CARLETON.
wM. j. WINNEGAR-
ELAN DEW ESTON.
WI WEBB
Pa'atka. Fla. July eth. 1885,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27

Under ana 10y virtue of a decree. rendered
on the 10Th day of August y. H. lSSlI, 10y Hon.
f. X Foster. Judge of the Ith iuticiti circuit
of the state of Florida, in the cause 81 EnclDr
Sweet and Isaac L. EIiWOnI. com plaintHtS ~.
l.. j. Wiley and others defendants. shall pro-
coed to sell ut public cutlery in trout oi the
Wc>tmoreland hotel in the city of i'aiItkH.
in Putnam county, Florida, on Monday the
81 day of Octot'cT 1855. i..tWCtn tn" iC'ral
hours OF sale, to- the itiriC~t biH'ic" for cash,
the follow ing described properly. t,5-wit:
The huHseh not: fur".lutc and goods now iii
said WtstmUTCiaud Hotri Consisting of l,'t-
r,;iIia, beds, spTn.t b.-.ists'lls. t~ie,is,nds.
chairs, lounges ti;t,lcs, ca'rP"te, ittrh"n and
diui room furniture, utensils and Il IIiT'';.
one safe e.. Also, i!c two stnTcy .idtiou t.
s:!id hotel. contain about ~ uty-ei.rHt
rooms Hnd HiI tn" .u.aiturt-, u .Iu"S. e.,
thCr. III contained.
=. 5. lItTGli ION.
Specie. Master III ,'G4ug,.ry.
Ptlttkl, Eta, $cptC4-...f.r .1t4d, lSS-,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
'JANETTE'S HAiRu-A CONTINUATION


tAIleGed to Have Been Received nS n Medium
from tho Spirit World.I
Janettc
Has passed. and l meet the again, my pet;
AMI mono hast thou lost of the witching
charms,
For thou openc;t wide thy lovely arms
To welcome me fondly here, my pet.
The world was dark and gloomy, Janette,
Without thy presence of beauty, my pct
Not TO f,ol tho warm lips that love SO to
press,
Nor 20 hear tho rustic of flowing dress
That onvelopei thy radiant form, my pet.
And now am happy Oaco moro Janette;
Ho5 thy love i mora pure and lasting and
sweet;
Than il was whom lay i'm the light at thy
feet.
On thu COLI and beautiful earth, roy pet
If the poor human being, were sure, Janette
That they'd moot tho1c they love once again,
my pet
1t would help tho1a TO walt, and to learn
and forteaF
For the priceless blessing SO rich and rare
As n satisfied love, my ret.
But they MI must have their sorrows,
Janette;
And rvc hal nlJ- :,hnra you know, my pet;
So let me forget t:le great life strife,
And bury my thoughts in thoe, my life,
As tanglo my .ou! in thy hair.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
tChicaCo Journal. !


1t tho roccnt electric light convention in
New York, tho Detr4t System was OK
planned and attracted l.11ch attention. The
lights are placed on t"N!:r. from $50 to I75
feet in height The towers arc placed 900
81 1900 feet apart, in the center OF tho
city, and 2, 500 or 5000 feet apart In the out
skirts, and each carries four lights of 1000
candle power each. The area lighted Is ten
and ono-half square rifles Tho cost last
year to the city wa $1,000, and this year
it will be sS93 so, Tao 'ght is ditfu>ed over
the entire city ami back yards and courts
arc lighted we'll the open street,. The
effect j. described like the light of full
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
Free From Malaria.

In the fall OF 1854 was taken with care of
marlaiul fever which Frustrated me both body
and mind. ! was druggei after the old fashion
but with no good results, My hoalth was shat
tered and my energy gone. Ny legs and feet
would swell, and had what every body said
was drOpsy. These symptoms alarmed me, and
l WAS ready to grasp ut any remedy suggested
A friend advised me To try Swifts Specific.
procured three bottles and commenced its use
The swelling soon subsidized. ! have taken
three bottles, which have made IA perfect cure
anu feel llko u new man to-day. There new
er WAS = more mcritorious medicine offered to
suffering humanity. IL has wrought won
ders for me. WILLIS JONES.
Lccsburg, Lee county, Ga, March II 1850.
Sold by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood aud skin disease free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
DrnWcr 3. Atlnnta. On.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
Notice of Incorporation.

Notice is hereby given that in accordance
W it'll an Act of the legislature of FIori,:a en-
titled IAN Act to- provide for Il general law { he
INCORPORATION of railroads aud c,tnaiS' APP
proved Fcby i9th lS.t, and ali acts ameHda-
tory thereof. ana all acts controlling and pro-
Viaing for lC same. the undersigned have
e. med an aS~G,iJJ' IN or corporation for the
~ rOSC OF construct ir. ina iutaiu-ssE OBJ
Grating a railroad for public Use and O. cree
ting and OpCfH(inG Telegraph or tcicphrnc
line for pIIb,ic use. sud cOmpany % aSSOCia-
ton to he known the st. Augustine and
SCahOard Ka wa Company ana sand TdiiTOad
to lpc known as G ST. Augustine AMI sea-
board Railway. Tho line of said road il
To extend from 81. Augustine, IN =, Johns
county To N~tOr in Orange county and to
pass IN p through g counties of st.
Johns and \s.iu-iI to .'stOr in the county
OF Or:tn.;,. ..tt i branch 10 I"llatk:, in Put
nam conn ). n ii such tihCr roads as may he
Diet ri ned upon. The length Of the road is
t. Ip. abbot i } miles. The capital stock of
said company Ssli" b. We. Eriii.i''ft aH'! Fifty
thousand dollars
SHERMAN t.pNNNT,
" LtE:A%t FORD
Z ! " I'll r.
tIf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
wQ N A n !
W HER BEST FRIEND!
IN DR.. J. BradfeId's n
REG ULATOXl

This famo US remedy most happily meets the
demand Of the age for woman's peculiar and
multiford nf.ictions. 1t n a remedy for WO-
NAN ONLY. and for one SPECIAL CLASS of
conditions of the womb, and proposes To so
control the Menstrual Function as To regulate
all the arrangements and Irregularities of
wOman's
MONTHLY SICKNESS.
Its proprietors claim for il no other medical
property: sud to doubt the fact that this med
icine does positively possess such controlling
and regulating powers Ii simply to discredit
the voluntary testimony OF Thousands OF Iiv-
ing witnesses Who are to-day cxulting in I he
restOratlOn 70 sound health and happincss.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
Not tho Painting.
detroit Free Press !

He returned from Europe the other day,
and 10 asked his frient X TO 60 up to fhe
house with him and criticise a painting
he had purchased in Paris Y COM
piicI, and after viewing the painting
from all sidoS he cautiously observed:
Il dunno. but it seems to me that the
shadows over here are not well worked out"
@Shadowss Why. the shadows are on the
Canvasi'
"Of COURSE
Oh thunder! / don't care q continental
for the painting. 1 brought You up here TO
criticize the Frame
Were every ono to sweep before his own
eouse, every street would be clean.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
The DIET Or AN ATHLETE.
wallace Ross Describes How Profession.
ais Train and I'hysic.
1.-THE Cook.I

lThe Cook
II cat" he said the other day. "and | al
ways havo oaten since | was q boy, plenty
of nOuriShing, generous food, and | am very
wi1o i'll my choice, eating, as rulo, any
good food that tempts my appetite, and that
is hearty enough to be easily tsmpted. For
myself i am not especially fond of what you
call made dishes, but prefer food in its
palmer forms. For meats cat chiefly NUT
ton and boof, AMI l use a good deal OF bread,
OF course being as careful As can to get the
best Ny own idea is that so long you
have sound, sweet food it doesn't make as
much difference what kind it is as how much
you eat it. l very particular to eat
slowly. | cat thr5o times day. Break
fast is 4 light or hearty meal, according to
how L feel about il at the time Lunch in
the middle Of the day is always light, and
dinner at $50 or is the principal nleal of
tho day. [ always take an hour for that If
| haven't an hour to spare at dinner time
put off dinner till | have the time.
81 find, though that aside from meat aud
bread / must have plenty OF Vegetables No
man can make any kind Of an athlete With
out eating plenty Of Vegetables. 1 take all
kinds, and pretty much of all fruit, too
Fruits are good. man can't stay without
that kind of food. He has no eniuranca.
Yes Pm Scotch, AMI believo in oat
meal, but don't think you ought to eat too
nluCu OF IL L nave III at breakfast ABOUT
three times u week. l. am fond OF milk, too
and am especially careful to drink it slowly
It's exccllont food, but its very bad to drink
it fast. And it isn't good to take much liquid
at any time, especially at meals. L have
habit of always drinking glass of water
when first get up; spring water if can
get it. ! don't exactly know why L do it
[ don't know that it IL very good for me. |
guess it is because like it. There's
accounting for taste, You know.
"Tea is my greatest s.imulant L don't
drink much coffee, but do take consider
able tea-black ton always, l mover use
greenland tako IL with sugar and milk
and never take it icoI | don't believe in
iced drinks. don't mean whom l say it is
my greatest stimulGnt that ] mover take
anything stronger. | Very seldom do but
sometimes just tefore Il race, for instance,
if | mood it, take some brandy; no malt
Hquor That's bad, especially lager. Lager
X very bad
"ln traninga Well make no difference
81 my diet in training. L only try to keep
mora regular hours, cpaciaily In sleeping.
And take no physic. Physic is bad al
ways In training it's fatal"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27

Ia 'hAuccry.
joss pin z. thIs"
~ tsili for piNorCD,
Martha Ann ClLls'.i
Itappctriue t,y AFFIDAVIT ti!cd in the above
cause that thu fi,i.tuI. Martina Ann Chase,
has removed ont Ci iitt state III Florida 50
that ordinary process C:iunot lrr i'G'Nru IPOn
her, and that her place of residence is M
known. Now, On notion Uf \. ". toNS'lrn.
Esq, solicitor Tor complainant. II is ordered
that the defendant. Martha Ann Chase, tlo :lp
pear and answer ,i,.HIir 10 SAIL j. III 81; Or
before the first Monday III NuNrfG!pCr. :. -.
lSSJ, otherwise said bill nItJ hr taken Ey, con-
fcSSO as against thc 5:JId dvfcIrt;.Ht. PrrVid-
cd that 4 copy oil this order -" published for
the space of three months IN the P;tintku
News, Il newspaper luItfii~E.,! Putnam
county, Fla. WIuu'-s- tny ilIui and th' seal
al s:,i. circuit court 1t I.tltt.t aforesaid uu
this 18th day 81 July, Il. ~ lNJ-
WM. +. Fpi;.V A!:I.
Ciyrk Circuit court.
t'lItu.;Iu County, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
cknnfInG TnEu. S. MAIL

fHkDUGiI FAST MAIL.
tn. Gl.@aTt iron eoa!partt:'.!.s rIace Steam
I.tts, Ifyrch;.GJ : limo, and IL. H. PLANT, of
thc icoTIc's Line, viii perform the Fast Mail
Iriny'S wharf st IL m, ANA De Bary- i}lya Mer-
chants Line wharf, foot of Laura street, daily
Blue springs, Sanford ard Enterprise; ar
ril G. At sanford Railroad wharf at . H. m tie
tnrHiIE leaves sanford at ii1p. m, arriving ut
Jaehs"nViiie "t . a. m, the following morning,
making close connections with trains for all
points North. Fast und West.
Ti:HoUGH FAST FisEIGTT.
Leaves !.t..fsonviilc daily. SATURDAY excepted
NJ > p AZ. iur sanford. Enterprise, and all in
terInrdt%t" bindings. returning, leaves san
fori ~ 4 m, arriving at Jacksonville early
follow ing morning.
Steamer Nciaka k-3,Nts Wc,In"sd and
Sunday "ud makes Highland Park. steamer
J:o-a leaves hond.ty and Thursday ami goes
thruU4sh 20 sake .j,~snp-
Jhci,<uNvILLE, rALATEA y CRESCENT cry
DIVISION.
Leave Iaclszndv illc and i':,lat,a Past Mail
daily except SUNDAY at 800 - H-,I"r i'Iintk:t,
Crescent tiiY aud intermediate. Etad HgS. Re
ttirrt't, l';tE'% 'd'S.',hi 'tb danny except
sunday, M ttEl - ;i'.ii1tl-I ut 500 ~. tun-
meets as Tocoi with afternoon train Tor st.
AGtsrri tine.
pAIATKA hHfs SANFORD DAYLIGHT DIVISION.
New and popniar Steamers WATER
LILY and ANITA leave Falatlla
val OF J., p. and X ". Hallway East Express
Train with Pari"rtils attached, leaving Jack
sonville at - =. m, for Sanford and Enter
prise and Intermediate landings. Returning,
leaves Sanford at 300 IL. IN, arriving at Palat,
ka ut TOO =. m. conncctinI with Fast Express,
arriv ing ut .IackSonN lie ut f:15 T.. III.
Steamer gro. NJ BIRD leaves PaIatll;t mt
: u. NJ FOR Lake George, Seville. aspi inter-
mediate Iinlin"S.
ST. JOHNS EAR DIVISION.
Steamers MAGNOLIA and pASTIME daily
except SUNDAY, for NHypDrt, Fort GcOrre Is
land and rItcTmitiitfe landing ut 4:15 H. Re
turning, leaves Mayort at 80 u
Elegant Waiting Rooms, with all modern
improvements, viii bc found ut Passenger
wharf.
Close connection made nj ralatka with the
Florida southern Railroad; AT AStOr with st.
Johns AMI Lake EIstIs Railroad: at sanford
with South FLORIDA Railroad, for Orlando,
Is isSinuCp, TdDpa t.ty West and intermedi-
ate points, ANA with steamers for Indian River.
For further information apply to Ticket
Office, southeast corner Bay and Laura, or ut
the company 5 offices, foot OF Laura street.
Freight wl:trves foot of Pine street; passenger
WI 'SrS,.s foot of laura Street
CHAS. Is. FENWICK,
Con. Freight and pass. Agent.
IL I. BAY q ED. CECIL JR.,
General Manager. Assistant Manager
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
ksSionce'S Notice.

Notice is hereby given t,at W II. W"ItZ has
Ibis day mad" to me az :sSi~ururnt for tint.
benefit of his creditors, non" az whom ;s!:'
PREFER II. All persons indebted to said NJ.
-. Wult.. are hereby rcgttil g.! IT, make Irtv-
IIcnt Isl me, ami his creditors are requested to
file their claim with III" for set l"in,nt.
!'t':ttkd, Fla, July 18TH, lisa.
MARCUS 'TcER, h.sei,.urc-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-27
lBoston Transcript

i"ey wore s!ttins 81 tho piazza. Pelham
AMI tho young lady whom hi, friends call
"The Sub ,titute. tae future Mr>. Pelham
being IL Europe, and the inevitable p.azza
small boy WAS near, usual Pelham calls
him All execrahle little toad this year.
Last season ho styled him 1, ..recoc..,uf in
FAINT and tho boy feels tho tiitfercsce al
though he understand. neither phrase, and,
acting accordingly, lie 10 ho.ner saw The
two deep in converse, Didn't say that
right ie remarked, from TIE vantage
ground OF tie piazza railing, after time.
Heard you say it to Mis- Alice. last year.
and it went like thisn--ani ut tAe top OF his
voice he repeated Pelhanl's best and favor
lite quotation. Where lie learned it nobody
knows, but Pelham suspects the teaching Of
a rival And The Substituted" Mon are
too scarce ct tho hotel for her to say any
thing.