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L'oR REET-ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM
II with sout"erl exposure on Elm street,
over thompson Bros, Terms reasonable,
Apply TO Herald Office. lw
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Ladisi, Aliases and Cnudtru's straw Tat.
B'uman'a
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WANTED

w ANTED-TWO ROOMS TO REST AND
w board at reasonable rates; rooms large
and pleasantly situated; large yard and we'll
shaded; and the best OF cistern water. Apply
to BS Ross avenue. iunJ. H.
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Texas d Pacific.

Texas d Pacific.
COMO EAsT-;r. Il p, DEPo1
NO. S0A--St. Louis Express. -, S,4D,s ar
Leaves Union Depot - a.i6 o. y
NO. &6-Looal Passenger S.i0 a "a.
~ Noi SVo leaVes Union Depot. ..... 1920 p Nj
san Antonio Express arrives .I0.oS p n
49, GOING WEsT-UNIoN DppOT. III
no. 6Ul-California Express, arr. ana = Az
leaves Union Depot. .......,..... 8;O p, n
Leaves Texas y Pacific Depot -. $40 > N
no. SO5-Looal Passenger, arr LISA N
~, Lssyes Texas & Paeine Depot 1915 P. n
NO. l53-San Antonio Express, M
leaves I. & L. Depot ...... 6,65A NJ
Nos. SO5 and 3O5 New Orleans ExnreasS' IN, N.
between Forth Worth and Marshall a{e ttTis
Nos. 3O4, 30l and 800 take meals al ths TInicy.
Depot Nos. lB and l5S connect at III Wa9tHl
with trains to ANA from Colorado City. ''''n
Missouri Pacific,
DALLAS AND DENTON
Accom- uodatton arrives .... l2.nO ,no,.
D9paILB.. .......,............... Lon p NJ
60 GOING SOUTH. "'
". Louis Express arrives 6,6s a,
st, Louis Express, arrives. ...,,. ii.Sofs ~
80 GOING NORTH, NA'
81 i TIs EXptess leaves lO:25 P, M.
AAS 'Apiese lo@Fes..-...-,.. $40 A, M,
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Gulf, Colorado D santa .

Gulf, Colorado 81 santa Fs,
No NfHaS - ia iess arrlVRs' lao a. N,
No IMAM and Nv lso,,,, j.: 9:lO a. NJ.
parts ............... R,a, =.
No. l4-Mixed $50 ceparts 100 a NJ
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT = DESK-KOOM, 81 PEE
Il month; also furnished room, southern
exposure IS per month. Apply DUGLAs &
DANOvER. u. sycamnre street. mnN3n.lw
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EUR SALE FARM-A BEAUTIFUL
j. farm of250 acres of best black land, 8 %
miles south of Mckinney and 81 miles north
OF Dallas, on Dallas road; ll0 acres under
good cultivation; balance pasture, well
erased and with lasting water; Has good
mouse OF erooms, enclosed in large yard with
garden; also tenant house, smoke houses,
graneries, carriage and implement SHEDS:
two, springs of good water convenient to
kitchenj and an orchard of improved varie-
Ties of fruit trees; also substantial roomy
barn with 10 stalls and all necessary crib
room harnes room, mows, etc., and warer
In barn yard. The place is enclosed With
good fence, recently SET, and has numerous
iOts, cowsneds, etc. Would make q splendid
dairy farm. There is also plentiful supply
OF timber on place. Parties Wishing o settle
~ an excellent neighborhood, convenient to
church and school facilities and near a
good market, will find this an Opportunity
70 buy a charming place at low price, the
owner having other bust sess. For terms
etc, eAqulre on place or j. W. TRoTTER, or
% CLLvE,s@ Main street. may2S-th- su-tu-l2t
TOR SALE-A NIUE HOUSE AND LOT
4 % by 20 feet, very deSTably located, 745
Pacific avenue Inquire on premises.
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MANITOBA COOK AT 800 PATTER-
w son avenue. jun3-2t
NJ ANTED-sITUA ALTON RY AN kXPE-
w fenced lazy s'cuogrnphsr and tyre.
writer. Reference given. Address o. Ii. b.,
0C3 W God street. iunB.3t
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WANTED 'RAVELEKS TO STOP AT
w the o., yeland House, Abilene Texae
Mrs Bertha Benson, Proprieiress. Houst
thoroughly ntted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached,
meals ~ all hours, and polite attention: Spp.
ciHl Inducements for drummerg fabf0is
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M ANTED-A WHITE WOWAN,IN PRT-
" yate family, rs laundress aud cham
oermoid, Only one who is thoroughly COM
petent need apply, Apply TO Mrs. r. v,
TONIpkINS, 02l Young street
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M ANrED-MAN AND WIN ON
W ranch, good wages; man ana wife on
farmi two chambermaids; one cook, so per
month; one blacksmith six farm hands
80 woodchoppsrs, tl5O per cord; two colored
paSterers, steady work. INTELLIGENCE
AND EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 600 Main street,
Dallas iuug -
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w ANTED-THE TEXAS MVIUbLIN
w dowmont Association viii give good Ga.
profitable employment Ia experieucsd iusr,
ance solicitors. Address j. y. DAUGHFRTY.
President, US Main street. Dallas, T6=Ga.
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WANtED-BY HUGHES BROS ONE
w Thousand bushels OF blackberries for
making black berry cordial Must be thor.
oughly ripe. Parties having them for sale
please correspond with the above firm.
.,.Nt n1
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MANTE n Ladies' aud young men. In city
WfN,N 1-S or country, TO work for us nj
their homes. Permanent employment; no
Instructions TO buy. Work sent by mali
distance no obIectOn). 80 Co sic per week
can he made. No canvassing. No STAMP
for reply. Please address HOME MAN'F'G
Co, ROgton, Mass r. o. Roy lqlg
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WANTED An active man or Woman I'M
WAN EO every county 10 sell our goods.
SALARY $40 PER month and expenses, or
commission, Expenses Ia advance. 81 out
~ Tree. For full particulars address STAN
nAe0 elLNkRMARE TO-, koston. Mass.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-16
PALATKA, FLA, SEPT. 16, 1885.
TneNcwsOmce.
FEDERAL POINT ITEMS.

Mr.. 8. Brubaker made a bee last week
and raised barn.
Mrs. J. F. Tenney and son, F. +. Ten
new. arrived home from their Northern
rip last week.
q d. Pearson and Charlie Flower made
trip to Jacksonville last week. Pear
son went on business and Charlie Flower
went to visit relations.
Orders for strawberry plants com
mence to come in to j. +. Tenney q Son,
who have arranged to furnish any num-
her less than 500,00 at $3.50 per thouS-
and, here.
The acreage of Strawberries planted
this fall will be very much larger than
ut any previous season, but not with the
OH Federal Point plant, as that variety
has unfortunately died ont.
w. A. Evans reports from his North
ern retreat that he is sound as nut ana
is having a ''glorious good time NO"
these reports are very provoking to us
poor chaps who have to stay at home
and put in 16 hours a day with the mer-
curry up to the boiling point.
Federal Point will soon wake up from
her summer slumber. Her summer aD-
sentees will soon all return and go to
>work with renewed vigor. The back
country is coming into notice and VIII
before many years, be all occupied ano
improved. 1t is just beginning to bt
fornd out that the soil and location IL
sci adapted to the growth of all semi
TIC cal fruits and vegetables, and tina
the lands can be purchased for mere
song as compared with the sand hills o
the more southern portion of the state.
Mr.. G.. D. Old, wealthy and enter
prising gentleman of North Carolina: !
rapidly improving three hundred-acr
tract on Deep creek, and has severa
families here to aid him. The Cowpel
branch people, with their usual vim, al
pushing the project of Il bridge acros
Deep creek, which will give them
much improved road to haul their pro
duct to market. They are prospecting a
few people do and their products bid TAI
in the near future to be enormous. E
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4 Hint for Husbands

The Boston Transcript says: dr. w Is
quite an elderly. wealthy gentleman,
having for his second wife a lady many
years his Junior, and much petted. Any
expressed wish of hers he has at once
gratified, if money could be the medium.
One evening she remarked in her charm
ing way, 81 saw to day at--store
lovely camel's hair shawl that | want ev-
err so much Would you bring home
a check? It's only $500" Yes, dear, J"
he replied, Il will bring the money;
and the next evening, with the assistance
of his porter, he did bring home and
placed on the parlor table 1900 silver dol
lars. At the sight of this pile of metal,
weighing nearly hundred pounds, the
wife exclaimed, what are you going to
do with,all that money! Why, love it's
the moey you wanted for the new shawl.
Good gracious! Does it take all that to
make $500? Why. | had no idea 1T
meant SO much? | will do without the
shawl and put it all IN the savings bank,
if YOU will let me-" And she did so, and
has since added several sums to the de-
post. Mr. w. af1irms, on his honor
that since that event she has not asked
for q quarter part SO much money as be
fore the incident. The above is not Z
fancy sketch. 1t all really happened.
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they had also stolen. On being notified
by the marshal of Green Cove, Marshal
Lasseter proceeded to hunt up the
thieves, and in very short time had
them safely lodged in Jail. Commodore
Perry had on the coat, vest and shoes,
but denied all knowledge of the money.
By making inquiries, however, the mar
shall found that they had 50 on Monday
night, and had deposited a part of it
with Walter Morgan. at A. n. Doyle's
bakery on Lemon street, who turned
over 50, 30 to the marshal. The thieves
had spent the remainder of the money
playing pool, and purchasing an anti
quated silver watch. They will be sent
to Green Cove Spring for trial.
We clip the following extract from the
Times Unions account of the
last meeting of the Jacksonville
Board of Trade: The president
then explained the action taken by the
| special committee appointed at last meet
| ing of the Board with reference to the
| location of the jacksonville, Tampa and
hey w est ItllIodu SiiopH. Iit iia" nc
ceived the following letter from Genera
| Bentley, the general manager:
| JACKSONVILLE, Sept. Z.
Hon. George +. Drew, Chairman of Commit:
| tee of Board OF Trade, Jacksonville:
| DEAR SIR met Mr.. Kennerly and
other gentlemen of Palatka, who have
| interested themselves in the matter OF
raising funds TO purchase lands for oul
repair shops. On my arrival there Fri
day evening, they assured me that the
required sum had been raised, the money
placed in the bank, and the deeds drawn
Under these circumstances, | feel that
must comply with the promise L made
on behalf of this company, which eX
planned to you and your associates a
the meeting Friday morning. | regre
exceedingly that this matter was no
brought up at an earlier day, but L tax
this occasion to thank you and the mem
bers of the Board of Trade for the kindl
interest manifested in our road. YO
and they may be sure that no effort sha
be warrington our part to serve the cit
of Jacksonville to the best of our ability
Yours truly,
G.. w. BENTLEY,
4 General Manager.
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A woman.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
my name is Mary Chapman, and live at
the corner of Williams and Cox streets, At
lanta. have been a dreadful sufferer from
scrofula and running, eating scrofulous ul-
GERS for six years. Have been waited upon
during the time by seven Atlanta physicians,
bu hey failed to cure me. / also used va
rious advertised remedies without the least
benefit While being thus treated. l grew
worse all the time. Scroffulous swellngs on
both sides of my neck-which became run
ming, eating sores. affecting my throat, mouth
and nose. The eating sores on my neck were
a mass of corruption almost down to the
bones. Ny throat became much affected
that | could scarcely swallow, my food lodg-
ing in a portion of my throat. lost my APP
petite entirely, lost my tic sh, and was reduced
to 60 pounds weight-being mere skeleton
My whole system became terribly poisoned.
and in a fearful condition. In this condition
commenced the use OF B. B. r., and found
great relief the first bottle.
when had used II We bottles my health had
| so much improved that the ulcers were all
| healed, the swelling subsidized, my appetite re-
| turned, my skin became active, my strength
| returned and gained A pounds OF flesh.
| am now healthy, fat and hearty, and am able
to do as much work any woman, and fee
/ as happy a lar k
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M O II III e r S.
FRIEND
Makes CHILDBIRTH Easy

The time has come at last
when the terrible agony incl
dent to this critical period in
"A Woman'S life can Toe avoid
ed. A distinguished phySi-
clan, who passed the great
est portion of his life forty
four years. in this branch %
practice, left to child-bedr-
ing woman this priceless leg
acy and life saving appll-
ance,
THE MOTHERS FRIEND
and to-day there are thOuS-
ands of the best women in
our land who, having used
this wonderful remedy be-
fore confinement rise up and
call his name blessed.
We receive letters from
every section of the country
thanking us for placing this
preparation in the reach of
suffering woman. One lady
from North Carolina writes
that she would like to thank
the proprietOrs on her knees
for bringing it to her notice,
as i'll Il previous cOntine-
ment she had two doctors,
and they were compelled to
use chlorOform. Instruments
etc, and she suffered almost
death; but this time she used
"MOTHERS' FRIEND and
her lObOr was like magic.
Now, why should "A woman
suffer when she can avoid it,
We can prove all we claim
by living witnesses, and any
one interested can call, or
have their husbands do So.
at our office. and see the
original letters, which
we cannot publish.
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Administrators Notice.
Assignee's Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Dew
ereux Rogero Il Son. made an assignment TO
me- on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1885, for
the benefit of their creditors, with certain pre-
ferenccs. All persons indebted to said firm
are hereby required 10 make payment to me
and all or. t.itors are requested to file their
claims with me as early as practicable, for
settlement. HENRY PETERNANN.
Assignee.
Palatka, Fla, July 2sth, 1855.
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Kidney Complaint

For over six years / have been terrible
sufferer froma troublesome complaint for the
relief of which have spent over $50 with
out benefit the most noted sO-called remidies
proving failures. The use of one single bot
tie of Ii. Is. b., has been marvellous, giving
more relief than all other treatment COM
bined 1t is IA quick cure. Will lie others, II
they cure at all are in the distant future
c. ii. ROBERTS,
Atlanta Water Works.
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This remedy is one about which We cannot
publish certificates, but il is a most wonderful
liniment to be used after the first two on
three months.
Send for treatise on the Health and Happi-
ness of Woman, free. which gives all particu-
lars. Sold by all druggists.
The BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co..
Box y, Alfalfa. Ga.
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ORANGE MILLS NOTES.

Mr.. F. r. Hollingsworth is now spend
ing while at his home here.
r. J b. Hazel is spending few days
Augustine, enjoying salt breezes.
Olange trees are making a very rapid
growth and the outlook for large crop
of fruit this season is good.
Orange Mills is still flourishing. We
have had few days of fine weather with
no rain. We hope it may continue for
spell.
Mr. W. r. Bower expects to- start n =
f,iug trip % Tcnne see III q few days To-
a-cntnf.ue - H..aar "A- ,'."-,hter.
Ett,e Anute, aoule.
Capt. Fred Beaches elegant little
steam yacht, the Wait, was seen again
last Sunday evening swiftly gliding
around this vicinity. with the gallant
captain and some of his friends on board.
The young folks of our happy circle
have had the pleasure for short time
past, of the company of Miss Freddie
Henrichsen, one of Savannah'S fairest
daughters who has been visiting her
cousin Miss Belle Aveilhe. During her
STAY here there have been several very
pleasant evenings passed in tripping the
light fantastic toe and other entertain
ments. The last but not least, the pic
mic ball was given in honor of Miss Fred
die on the evening of the 10th inst, be-
fore her departure. 1t was indeed quite
a success. The evening was Joyously
passed in feasting on the delicacies which
the ladies had prepared for the occasion,
and dancing. Miss Henrichsen has now
returned to her horne in Savannah. leav,
ing her many friends here looking for
ward with pleasure to the time wher
she may visit Orange Mills again.
Miss Julia Aveilhe and Miss Leila La
lane and her two little sisters Paulear
and Amelia, have returned to st. Joseph
Convent in st. Augustine, where they
will attend school this season. o. NJ.
Attention, Gem City Guards.
Meet at armory at s o'clock in fatigue
uniform for public drill.
WIN. NJ. HAUGHTON
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TOtbe Public.
G.. w. BENTLEY,
General Manager.

would inform my old patrons and
the public generally that my new hotel
will be open on Tuesday for the accom-
mediation of guests. Board by the day,
week or single meals at reasonable rates.
S. GRAHAM,
Corner Lemon and First streets.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-16
Fun in Life"

Young Rector-''YOu go to the kinder
ten. little girl:'
Little Girl-"YeLh, thir.
Rector-''There are many little boys
and girls at the kindergarten
Little Girl-''Teth thir.
R.r.t,.r-''I DO p. .i.,.y 81 -. good,
and never say .. .,l..y thing naughty:
Little Girl-'.} well. thir, Johnny Sharp
did thay that Harry Brown wath d-n
fool, but then he it'll, you know.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-16
AGENTS FOR THE NEWS.l

Erl,. foiiowinu ventlemcn are the authOrized
|rnnts of TaE PALATKA DAILY AND WEEKLY
frws in their several localities:
E.R Dewitt, San Nateo.
NC Valentine, Nashua.
3 Packard, welaka-
1 81 Bard Norwalk.
1. Marshall, Fruitland, Fla
| hicCatlum, Orange Mills, Fla.
Il BartIette, Georgetown. -
lanieI Darling, Draytop Island.
9 Id fflgly5 Lake GeOrge-f-
4 Z. islrtoH, Crescent city.
w I'D I'd. x land, iateriuchun.
4 ss5t-4fYtses &c5'-f kim
- ttr5-fsi.Fch. Seville.
aug JUSTINE.
!. ~ Ii, hcirose,a
ore, Lake worth, Fla.
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Attention, Gem City Guards.
Meet at armory at s o'clock in fatigue
uniform for public drill.
WIN. NJ. HAUGHTON
First Lieut.. Commanding.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-16

CORRESPONDENCE

9oiIcited on al. interesting topics through
II the state We will be especially grateful
= al local items of interest to the public.
.eWs sent by wire should be Abbreviated when
E1cticable, and sent after 9 O'Clock p m; al
&ressed to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-16
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of A
A. Presbrey n Co, Drayton Island, Fla, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, A. A. Pres
brey continuing the business. All those IN
debted TO the firm are requested TO make I'M
mediate settlement with A. A. Prtsbrey, who
is also responsible for ali debts
September 10th, 1885.
A. 4. PRESBREY x Co.
, 1885-03-07
GEORGE TURNER,
Judge Presiding.

The business men Of this city, with
a few exception, have Stunned the
advertising columns Of their papers
during the winter, leaving the or
gans that are eternally labOring for
the welfare Of the place to scratch
along the best way they could.
Among those who have not only rec
ognized the value Of advertising but
who have stood faithfully by the
press Is the firm Of Loewenberg
Bros, the wholesale and retail mer-
chants Of Union block. They are out
to-day In a large card and will double
their space in = few days. This
firm Is carrying one Of the largest
stocks OF goods In the territory, are
selling at low figures in accordance
with the times and have enjoyed a
fair trade throughout the winter
months, which Is already rapidly In
creaslng as the change to spring ls
felt They are old and careful busi-
ness men and recognize the value Of
keeping their house constantly be-
fore the eyes Of the public. Their
enterprise is deserving Of a great
success, and their courteous and ae-
cOmmotiatlng manner Of treating an
who trade In the leaiahlishment'ln-
sures them a remanerative trade for
al time to come.
, 1885-03-07

A. s. Farwell and others have laid
out a new town on the Columbia
river, where the Canadian Pacific
crosses that stream, which Is given
the name Of FarwelL A descriptive
pamphlet with map has been issued,
announcing It as 'the future chief
city Of the interior Of British COlum-
bia" and an entrepot for Canadian
and American goods II has a mag
niheent future on paper, and the
town site owners expect to work up
the boom by the time the railroad
reaches that point
, 1885-03-07

Of the trade OF the vast section en-
brpced in the COeur d'Alene district
y nny exertion is put forth to secure
T. All the claims are commencing
operations. The winter has broken
up earlier than usual In the noun
talnS and everybody anticipates a
big season. New placers are being
found every day, and some Of the
clean-ups are marvellous. 1t took al
most all last summer for most Of the
mines to be put in such a shape that
returns could be derived from them
this year. Notwithstanding the ex-
traction Of thousands OF dollars dur
log the season Of 1884, 1t is calculated
that the total output Of 1886 will foot
up Into the millions. A good many
capitalists are going in and are iD-
yesting heavily, Some Of the claims
siFt r.ing sold n hiPh prices, but the
product Of those claims justifies the
Investment Mr.. Crane is condd mt
that he can take out enough gold the
first month to pay for the claim.
The evidence on every hand Is such
as to warrant the statement that the
Coeur d'Alene is the richest placer
district ever discovered. 1t is still
undeveloped, and a year hence will
probably show a marvellous produc-
tion. 1t is equally as certain that
quartz of great richness, both IN gold
and silver, exists in the district. AL
most everybody has ran wild on
placer, and quartz has only been con-
sidered as a secondary matter. Men
are now on the ground for the pur-
pose of making thorough investiga-
Iions, and we will not be surprised II
lodges will be discovered that will
rival the richest mineral finds Of our
neighboring state Of California 1t
Is refreshing, after the gloomy intro
duction OF the Coeur d'Alene, that In
the end 1t should turn out so hand
somely. The product Of gold Is a
refutation to all the malignant things
that have:been said against the coun-
'ry. Its wonderful wealth as a min
ing section sustains all that the
papers of this immediate vicinity
has said In Its favor. This will be
grand and glorious year for the camp,
and the lObor done will be repaid
thousand fold. Fortunes will not
only be made this year, but from the
extent and character Of the country
it is safe to say that fortunes will
to be made for many years
to come.