The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-09
CITY NOTES.
THE CITY EDITOR,

And tact and grit
A man they all abuse, my boy.
In spite of all that 10 said, my boy,
In the end he'll be ahead, my boy,
Far up above.
Where all 10 love,
He'll 20 when he ia dead, my boy.
Dayton Herald on a Much Abused
Nan.
A usual, 10 Tained again yesterday.
Tho ladies In charge Of the ball to be
given tomorrow night for the benefit OF
the Gem City Guards are making every
arrangement for q successful and brill
liant affair. They will have the best
music. and the large dining room and
parlors Of the Westmoreland Hotel are
cool and pleasant, and IL those who at
tend do NOT enjoy themselves they must
blame 40 one else for it.
The great question OF the age: How
10 make one dollar 90 as far as two
Ansvsr-visit Devereux, Rogero q
Sons bargain counter.
Measles have prevailed for long
time among the citizens OF the Peninsu
ls and about Crescent City, but we are
glad to learn that the disease has no"
about Rbat~d.
Buy crookery al N. W. King & Co.'S
See ad.
We cali attention b the professional
GARD eisewhs ere OF DIR, 8. E. Peck, who
has permanently located in Palatka tc
practice his profession. His office fo'
tho present 10 located in his residen CO
On Kirby street, where he is ready at al
times to attend the calls of the public
The popular Arm Of Devereux, Rogert
g. Son, IN their elegant and spacious ne"
stores they now occupy, are much bet
ter situated than ever before in their nat
ural position at the head Of the wholesale
and retail dry goods trade Of this vlcInl
ty.
Mr.. II. P. Dinsen, the sexton of West
View eemetary, has a large number OF
choice pot flowers growing, many o
them rare and very beautiful, which h
will sell at reasonable prices.
20 the skeptioal, seeing Is believing
well then pay one visit to Devereux, Ro
gero s. Sons bargain counter, and yo'
shall be convinced that they are offering
the greatest bargains In dry goods eve
attempted In Palatka.
The only remaining shanty, of al
those built Just after the great fire, wa
torn down yesterday. Mr.. Loeb having
moved his saloon into the elegant new
quarters next to his dry goods store
Everything about this saloon is fitted al
In first class style, all the furniture be
Tag nsv and OF ths latest design.
fho bargain eouHterat Deversux, Ro
gsxo q Sons new stores Is located on th'
dry goods side, centre table. Special at
fractions this week.
4 fey skeursIonishs from St. Angus
tine came In on yesterday mornings j
T. 4 Z. W. r. r. train. We learn tina
next Monday . large party will come
ever from that city to spend the da!
With u.
The ferry steamer Louise, which haI
% long Transferred freight and psssen
gers across the river at Toooi. Is In Jack
sonvIlie to-day undergoing inspection.
L. G. Dennis, known as the "Littl'
Giant OF Aisehua." one Of the most In
husntiai republicans and notorious poll
ticisas la Florida. died Ia Gainesville
yesterday morning.
NJ. G. 2. SuiEner has leased the Gres
nor Hotel, at St. Augustine. and will
hereafter fill the position OF host at tina
popular house. In connection with he
father. He proposes 10 keep the hous'
In first class style and OF course will re
ceive . liberal patronage from the
many people Who visit that pleasant
Summsr resort
The large advertisement OF Devereux
Rogero & Son. on our first page. had thu
effect Of keeping that popular DRY
goods house pretty well crowded
with customers all day yesterday, and
any quantity OF the goods advertised
we're soid. The same bargains will bt
offered to-day and tomorrow.
lam looking toS Q man with few
thousand dollars, Who desires to inves
In Ghs live town Of Francis. A goot
store house, stock In trade. 10 acres o.
land Ia orange grove and a good bust
ness near the depot. Call on or address
3. F. BoBERTs,
Paiatka or Francis.