The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-20
CITY NOTES.


Palatka, at
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & Sons.
Mr. Z. T. Lane received carload of
doors and sash yesterday, which he now
has on hand for his customers.
Mrs. J. A. Smith received a large con-
signment of new spring millinery, which
is now ready for the inspection of the
ladies.
It will pay to look over our Bargain
Counter, even if you do not need the
goods now. The prices will certainly
warrant buying for future use.
DEvEREUX. RoGERO & Son.
The mail brought up yesterday after
noon from Jacksonville filed the mail
wagon three times before it it was al
transferred from the depot to the post
office.
Mr.. Robert Burton, of Crescent City,
was in town yesterday. He reports
Crescent City as being in lively and
fourishing condition.
Kennerly & Co. are agents for the
Planet, Jr., pillow and cultivator.
Petermann s, Calhoun have o brand
of cigars called "Dr. Tanner" and they
say those who smoke them are not COM
PEELED to eat, as they are so excellent
that they satisfy all demands of hunger.
For Linens, Towels, Table-cloths, fine
Damasks, Doilies and Napkins. Drop in
at DEvEREUx, RoGERO & Sons.
Ocala item: THE PALATKA NEWS
was the first to produce an original
poem on spring" We are glad our eff
forts to publish an ORIGINAL paper is ap-
preciated by the Item.
If you want a neat garden tool, call at
KennerIy & Co.'S and examine the
Planet, Jr., hand plow and cultivator.
The elegant little steam yacht Leila,
whose owner, with his family, is spend
ing the winter on the st. Johns river,
again arrived at our wharves yesterday
She is one Of the trimmest little crafts
seen on our river this season.
Kennerly & Co. handle fine Stock of
firearms. Call and examine them.
Mr.. N. B. Wisshon, of Newport, Ark,
with his family, are in the city, and will
be here for some time. Mr.. Wisshon is
prospecting for location, and it is pos
sible he may become permanent citizen
of Palatka and engage in business here.
Roberts Razor Steel:Scissors and Cut
lCry, Needles, ETC., at
DEyEREUX, ROGERo & Sons.
Mr.. |. jacobson will be found smiling
and ready to serve his customers at his
old stand, in the Phoenix Block, on Sat
urday, where he will have on display an
excellent and complete stock OF dry
goods, notions, ETC., which he desires the
public to inspect.
For RENT-House, with six rooms, on
Lemon street. VIII rent low to good
tenant by the year. Apply to
DEvEREUX, ROGERO & Son.
A young man advertises for a situa-
ton, in our special column, this morning.
One by one our merchants are getting
into permanent quarters, and soon bust
ness will resume its accustomed chan
nels, though in much larger volume.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear,
Corsets. Hosiery, Umbrellas. Paras0Is
and Satchels, at
DEvEREUX, RCGERo G Sons.
Judge E. NJ. Vary moved into his new
office, on the second floor of the Moragne
building, yesterday. He has one of the
handsomest and best fitted offices in the
city, with entirely new furniture and
carpets, and is so centrally located that
his clients will have no trouble in finding
him
Don't forget that Vertrees & Co. have
on hand a fine stock of wagons, made
especially for the Florida trade. They
can furnish any kind of wagon desired,
and at prices TO suit the times.
ASSEMBLIES DANsATE. Prof Motifs
assemblies meet at Capt. Lucas boat
house every Monday and Thursday eve
nings, 8 to IL o'clock. Gentlemen not
subscribers, will be admitted for 81. No
charge for ladies. Parties desiring pri-
vate lessons can be accommodated by
addressing Prof. Mott, city. Waltz
guaranteed in very few private lessons.
Ithappened yesterday afternoon. The
Water Lily was just getting good
Roadway for The upper river, after cast,
ing loose from the dock, when q portly
gentleman, with a lady on each arm,
rushed down the street and hailed the
boat-''Wait :" Wait! :" The obliging
captain backed his steamer, threw off his
line, and then again cast off his gang
plank to receive the expected passen-
gers. Then the old gentleman found his
tongue, and enquired: care you going
to Harris grove:' For one moment
there was silence that might be felt