The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-10
CITY NOTES.
Quite cool yesterday, but no frost.

The steamer Eliza Hancox brought in
a large list of passengers yesterday from
Jacksonville.
Kennerly & Co. are agents for the
Planet, Jr., pillow and cultivator.
The new..schedule that went into effect
on the J., T. & K. w. railroad yesterday
is published this morning in our adver-
Using columns.
KennerIy & Co. want those in need of
stoves to call and examine their stock.
We can suit you.
The steamer Flora Temple. from Jack
sonville, was brought up yesterday to
run on the route of the Mary Draper for
a few days, while the latter boat is un-
dergoing repairs.
Kennerly & Co. keep Oh hand at all
times full line of hardware, etc, which
is offered at prices that make sales. :
Mr.. T. F. Hussey has been appointed
agent for the steamers DeBary, Anita
and Water Lily for Palatka, and he will
receive and forward freights for those
boats hereafter at the.J., T. & K. W.
railroad freight depot.
If you want neat garden tool, call at
Kennerly & Co.'S and examine the
Planet, Jr., hand pillow and cultivator.
The handsome steam yacht Miscoe,
which lay at Griffin's wharf Sunday af-
ternoon and yesterday morning, was
from New York, and belonged to a Mr..
Connige, who, with his family, is spend
ing the winter in the South. having been
at Cumberland Island since November.
Large stock of school books, paper bags,
wrapping paper, Irvine, law blanks, sta
tionery and books. Prices wholesale and
retail. VIII duplicate any prices in the
state. At F. @. Cochrane's book store.
A piece of black cloth was hanging
| from the door knob of the African NJ E.
Church yesterday, which our reporter
supposed had been placed there by some
mischievious boy but later he ascer-
/ tanned that the colored Bishop had died.
We are unable to give any particulars.
Lenten services at st. Marks church
every afternoon, except Saturday, at
o'clock. On Wednesday afternoon there
will be a lecture. The services on Sun
day remain the same.
The first carload of early vegetables
shipped this season from Palatka left fo1
thenorthern markets yesterday over the
j., T. & K. w. railroad. Smaller lots
have been shipped heretofore, but now
carload lots will be forwarded. Some
of the vegetables shipped yesterday were
very fine.
Atwood Suits, Mems Boys and Chill
dren's-bargains never before offered il
Palatka, at
DEvEREUX, ROGERO & Sons.
A committee of ladies have in HAND
the work of pushing speedily to compile
ton the Methodist silk quilt To thi
end they earnestly request those wht
have promised to contribute squares o
who will do so, to have them complet
and sent in to the Methodist parsonage b,
Wednesday, the 18th inst.
Look at our new Hamburg MEETINGS
Ruchings, Collars, Ruffiing and Laces.
2 DEVEREUX, ROGERO & Son.
? Six hundred rooms in Palatka were de
r stroyed by the November fire, so tina
we cannot accommodate as many guest
: as formerly; but Marion has the fines
e restaurant in the State. and so far Pc
I latka can still claim the first place. HI
' tables are clean, his meals we'll cooked
= and his whole establishment such q
t would do credit to any city.
5 For Linens, Towels, Table-cloths, fin
S Damasks, Doilies and Napkins. Drop i
a at DEvEREUx, ROGERO & SoN's.
Conductor Bently came into Palatk
yesterday morning, with happy smil
covering his face, as he brought a flu
: train of passengers from Jacksonvil
Y and St. Augustine. That made hin
e happy, but what caused the smile We
/
full of fancy articles and cards. The T,
e porter only got a glimpse of the article
/ but they seemed to be very pretty.
n 1t will pay to look over our Bargai
!, Counter, even if you do not need IL
r goods now. The prices will certainl
g warrant buying for future use.
Y DEvEREUX. ROGERO & Son.
: Arrived by the steamer Chesapeal
Il last evening Mr.. c. l. Woodruff, Gil
/ cinnati, who is travelling for his healt
g and looking up some points for inves
II ment for some of this worlds goods l
n has been so bountifully blessed wit
II also, Mr.. A. H. Moore, Chicago, who
l. in search of the wonderful medicir
q that Florida climate is known by, healtl
II and w. j. Webb, of Evansville, who
S in search of health and home.
Cl.s