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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-07-06

ltationen MAIDEN, bener ct Satnenarter
uno Pflan5en bebufs @rperimentiruna
gen 5ui6ifen miirbe, bamit 1e na6Der
8eridte iiber ben glusfal Ser Grperiz
mente einI6iden f0nltten, Die Wder=
bauf6ulen beIiBen @tulterfarmen, auf
benen alle bic miini6enswertben @rpez
rimente obne piel llnfote Ten fir bic &ez
9ierung gema6t perben fDnren.
GDlmar mill ferner aud bas Staatsz
9epartelnent I'M Snterelle ~unierer
2anoipirtbi6aft %ausnuben. Sur6 basz
ielbe mO6te er aus allen Sbeileu Der
Welt neuc Gariet1ten BON Samenarte1t
befommen, UNI nit benielben auf an,ez
rifanif6em 8oben Geriu6e MAIDEN at
fOnnen, ba er glaubt, bab Mandes,
mas beute lta6 BEN Ser. Staten int
portirt perben muB, tpie ). 9. Yflanse1t
fir ben mebi5inii6en @ebrau9, aud
bier5ulanbe %getpoltl1et perben fonnte.
3ur Sur6fiibrung bieier Pldte bebarf
Gollnan Der Mitpirfltng Bet lanbmirtbz
f6aftli6en Nnitalten unb er 1T iiberz
5eugt, baB Bic Pppularitdt Ser elbet
ltllr maGfen iperbe, ipetn 1ie 1%l11erer
2anbmirtbf9aft 11elle 6ilfsmittel u1lb
tteue @ebiete fru6tbri1genber Sbdtigz
felt eri6lieBen miirben. Die LAMB
pirtbi6aftli6en 8ilbungsan1talten 1inb
BON Den Sarmer1t bisber mod menig gez
tpiirbigt lpprben urb mirb Elm lebbafter
Serfebr 5mif9en Dem lanbmirtbi6aftz
liden Bureau in @aibington unb ben
5ablrei6en Nderbaui6ulen I'M 2arbe
oas Sntereie Ser praftif6en Sarmer
fit bieielben nun erb6ben.
unfer 10 rieIig au%sgebebntes 2anb
ulnfabt bic beri6iebenartigiten Climate,
ba es ii9 faft BON ben Sropen big mad
ben boben n0rbliden 8reitegraoen erz
tredt. 8arum folten auBer 8aum=
pole unb 3uderrobr i'm Sii6en unb
Weisen unb anberen @etreibearten inn
Weiten ni6t aud in ben Ser. @taaten
iol9e pFansen ge6eiben f0nnen, berett
Gri9te mir aus benz Muslanbe import
tiren ma1en2 9ie gaummo0e< un6
Weiaenzp robuction Snbiens, gspptens,
gbinas unb anberer 2dnoer pdd1t BON
Sabr 81 Sabr unb baraus entIfebt auf
ben @eltmdrtten cine groBe, ia gefdbrz
li6e Goncurrena fir unfere iebigen
Stapel=N rtifel. Warum follen unfere
GARNER ni6t an6ere @ebiete Ianomirtbz
i9aftli6er Sbdtisfeit, bic fi6 pieleidt
nod 5elIer als bic iebige rentiren mirb,
berfu9en?
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gaaes Meuigfeitem.
s nlan D.

- Sn Chicago 1T gu Dem @ar=Dri=
er=Strife, Der nod INNER ni6t ieinen
Nbl6luB gefunoen bat, nod cine Mrz
beitseiniteluug Der Nrbeiter in ben ur1z
fargrei6en 9olSz96fen bin3usetreten.
pie Arbeitseber baben fid gemeisert,
unionsleute anSultellen unb bie5e pers
binoern ni6t our Union @eb6rise an
Der Snangrifnabme Ser Nrbeit.
= Sn Der Ndbe bon Wilfon, sc. g.,
bat ein fc6sidbriger &uabe leinen fleis
lten 8ruber lebenoig b%esraben, neil er
oor &ur5em einem 8egrdbnife beige
mobnt batte, oas linn iebr gefiel. Nls
man bas fleine &inb mieber ausgrub,
mar es bereits ertidt.
- Ser 6duptling vNblernale", ein
unter ben GheDennes lebenber Siours
Snbianer, Der iene gu ben iebigen ln>
ruben aufgehebt baben ioa, 1T BON Ell
rer Qbsheilung Der farbigen Gabauerie
gefallgen genDmmen uno na6 Sort
%2eabenportb i'm SnbianerzS erritorium
sebra6t tporbeu.
= Sic Nrbeiter Der eroBen @als=
tperfe in GlebeJaub, Ohio, tpel6e Sic
Nrbeit einlellten, treten tumultlaril6
auf. IS iinb meit polen uno 86bmen.
WiQiamstDmn, Ma5I. General
Garfielo's S6bne BADEN fi9 bel BET
beutigen Glafenpriifung i'm @iQiams=
College b%erbergetban. Sames tpar
elmer Der Mari@dle unb 6arrD belt
cine &ebe iber So5ialismus in OIL.
ipre6enber Sorm bel mdnnli6er Sc
banfentiefe. gu Dem beute Nben5 in
prdlibent Mrtbur's 9auie ben beisen
8arfielbs BON benz 9irettorium berartz
italteten gmpfange batten ale Nlumz
men 3utritt, aber bieienigen, mel9e gu
benz Jon6 fir Die gum Nnbenfen a1
ben prGfbenten @arfielb geitiftete groz
fefur b%eigetragen batten, tparen belonz
oers eingelaben pproen.
MusIano.
Ser beuti6e 8unbesratb bat BEN
9er3og BON Cumberland fir unfdbig
our Brauni6meigii@en Sbronfolge err
fldrt.
: Sn Oefrei9 baben groBe @tiirme
unb 1eberi6memmungen arse 8ertpii=
itungen angeri6tet.
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Nier3iejdbrtee Grfahrnng elmer
alien gSGrfertH.

Wrs. Winsloms Scotbins Shrup pirb
bon elmer ter beiten DDftprinneu unb ben
@artertnnen in ben Ser. Staaten bers
idrieten. St wurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Milionen, bon Wiittern nnb 3inbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfOlse sebraudt, iOmobl
BON benz 6 Gage alien &inbe, ME BON err
madienen ainbern. St beieitist @darfe
i'm Musen, befreit bon @inbfclic unb re-
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft far Sim
Der unb Waitter @ube uno Wohlbehasen.
Wir slauben, baB ber SArup bas beife
unb iiderife Nittel 1T sesen Dpienterie
uno Diarrhce BEL 3inbern, sleidpiel Of
burd 3ahneu peruriadt ober burd anbes
re nriaden. Cine @ebraudsanweiiuns
wirb ieoer 5laide beisessben. Sc 1T
feins Gdt, menn nidt bas TacRmile BOZ.
Curtis u. Yertins auf Der a~(uBenleite Der
@tnpaduas enthulten 1T. Sn allen @pc=
theten gu baben, bic 6laide Is Gents.
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S6murrbpiben SeilmitteI.

Sdmerrbuiben baben sepObnlid borber.
t1nterleibe, 10 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline Site
rem, ODER bic na@fen Srsane ieien in einem
franfbaftsn 8uifanoe. 3eitpeiie finb 8eiden
bon ltnberbaulidfeit sesentpdrtis, ais 8ld-
buns, rnbebaslidfeit bes Masens &C. Cine
6eu9tigfeit pie Sdneib, elm unansenebmes
SUDDEN Derborrufenb. nadOem ma tparm
pirb, 1T elm seuobnli9er 8esleiter. 8ltnbe,
blutise unb iudenoe Sdmorrboiben werSen
bu,9 einmalisen @ebraud bon Dr. 8pianfe's
SamorrboiOen Seitmittel, tpeldeS brett anf bic
franfbaften SteIen %einpirft, bic Sumor ab.
iorbirt. bas beftise SUDDEN %beieitist unb cine
bauernbe Seiluns berOorbrinst, absefeat.
Yreis 80 Gents. Ibreifire She Dr. Botanic
Mebicine Co., Wiqua, Obio.
8ertauft BEL s. &alteber & Con.
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1t ehltnaer'S

Mel1l= unb Bier Salon unb Pabilon
1T ben 9euti6en Der Stabt un6 umz
gegel1o beitens 5u empfeblen. Sic ft1=
ben bortielbit ausse5ei6nete Weine,
2iqubre, uno frii6 bonn SAB bas be-
ribmte 2one Star unb @itD Bier,
ebenio pie feline importirte uno etnz
belmll9e Gi9arren, Jamilien fonnen
auf ibrem Spa5iertpege gu ieber 3eit in
ueblinser's papiQon (@ingang BON
Soiopa StraBe) eintebren unb perben
prompt beoient. Mu6 fir 8ilaroiplee
ler 1T gelorgt, inbem 5mei nelle u1b
por5ugli6e Bilarbtii6e porbanoen limb.
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$. aer

@ommerceitraBe, nabe ber Bride, bat
t1eben einem rei6baltigen 2ager bon
6ei5= unb &o66fen cine 9roBe Ius=
mabl BON alerbanb 9ausz, 9ofz uni
@artengerdtbi9aften, bic er betens
empfieblt. Meferi6mieo= uno 8le@z
tpaarert biloen cine Spe5ialitdt, ebenis
tpie Sanbuerfs3euge, Die Serr Bridge,
aus ben renomirteiten Jabrifen bes
2anoes be5iebt. 9err Brdger bat fi9
our@ reeae 8ebienung, CUTE Gabritate
unb biQige preiie cine a%usgebebnte
Runbi@aft ermorben uno 1T bemiiY
bieielbe INNER mebr au b~ergr6Bern.
a1e in fem Sad i@lagenbe Mrbeiten
merben prompt arsgefibrt. 30,10,m
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EIr NeiieMbe.

Die Rutiden Der Sputbwefern Stage
60. Serfaien Gan MntoniO td8lid I'M
1880 l1br Mcrsens unb fabren mad 5ishs
lamb 9Ome, 2eOn Syringe, BSrne,
Comfort, Centre BOint, aerrpiIe unb
6riebridsbrrs. Dieie gompusnie bat
iest neue pieripinnise Concord : &utiden
unb befSrbert Ser. Stauten BOf unb
@rpreB.
= Office: Central 5otel, Main Bla3a.
Sofepb &tn8slen, Wanaser.
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Gin duBerif foraiamer Gefbfmi

Der mar Der far5li6 in Mains freimils
Zig aug benz Seben sei6iebene Or. 3up-
ferbers. ST bat NIT f~eItener Settles
gegenpart unb &ube Dem Sob ins gus
ge gefeben. Sn benz 9bi6iebsbrief
an einen gnten Greunb bat er als Na6z
f6rift bic Worte gei6rieben: sd boz
be nod go pulsihlGge, bin alio nod
3fpei Wtinuten am 2cben. IS ftrbt ii6
olel lelaer, ais Sbr ale glaubt,h Nad
benz Nieberi6relben bieier Worte bat
er ben Brief nod eouuertirt, iporauf
mabri6elnlid Der Sob fofort eintrat.
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plumbers u. @aszGitters,
1856 Sf .9oufonffrabe, Gan antonio. Babe.
iuannen, Sturabdoer, @aHerelofets, Marmor.
pIatten, 6ummifdIdude, 8lei, unb eilenrS6.
rem, ~4ierapparnte unb @asFrtures aIer art.
aae auftrdse merbsn prompt aussefibrt.
20 g.
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9ie meiiten Menf6en balten NIT
Ge9t ben magifden S9meraenitiler
ct. Safobs Del fur elm ME feblenbes
9eilmittel gegen &beumatismus uno
Heuralaie.
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Sutt's 0aar>T ar6uuosmittrl.

graaes Gopi. rber 9arts5nar turd cine eia,tse
arplieattrn bte5e6 Gdrbemittels In gl6uaenoes
e9iuar5 rertpanbelt. Gs pirtt auf Der Gteae, cine
natarlt6e Sarbe perletbenb. Bel apptbefern su
hahen, oeer ee8en Grnpfans BON 81 per GIpreb pers
,anct. Sfhee: A. Marrab Ct, New Dort.
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Dr. Sobn 8ul's
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fir Die Seiluns bon
Xtebern Quer Mrt,
un6 9tger
malarti6e &raufbeiten.


Ser @isentbamer bieler beribmten Maeoiain
eanfprudt fir bielelbe ben 8oraus Dor alien
Gbrisen Seilmitteln, pelde benz 9ubliIum als
ra9e, iid ere unb permanente
Rur gesen tieber auer srt, bon ~lanserer ober
~tiir3erer Sauer empfoblen tperbeit. Ct ruff aae
pefliden unb iibliden Staaten aIs 3eugen
auf fit bic @abrbeit Der 8eriideruns, baS es
i'll feinem ~einaisen Gaae feline beilenbe @irfuns
~oerfasea birb, ipenn bic a%npeifunsen senau
befolst nerben. Bel bieIen anfdlen 1T cine Elm.
aelne DOTS CUR Seilnng geni9enb, unb ganse
Gainilien erlangten bur9 cine einaige Glaf1e
ibre @eiunbbeit pieber. Sc if inbeb serntben
unb ~iebenfals mad Ianspierisen Anfdaen fide.
rer, ipenn man ben @ebraud bes MitteIS nod
cine ober spet @o9en nod, benz Mufb0ren beS
Giebers fortfebt. @epobnIid bebarf man bel
bieier Nebi5in feines peiteren Silfsmittel8, UNI
bic GinsetueiOe in Srbnuns gu balten. Seqte
aber Der Watient nod eines Requirement MittelS
beoIrfen, na9bem er bret ober bier DOZEN be8
Comic senommem bat, 10 nirb cine e~inaelne
bofis bon Gents 8%e9etabIe GamtI1
YiIIs s~eniisen.
Bulls S~arsapariIla 1T bas alte unb auber.
tafise Seilmittel sesen llnreinisfeit bes Blutes
unb ffropbufofe MnfdIe = Der &onig bet Blut.
reiniser.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
treyer TT in @eitalt bon Ganb1 DROPS prapa.
rirt, fdon bonn anfebn unb leidt eiuaunebmen.
DR.. John BULBS
Smitb's Eonic Snrup,
8uu's SariapariGa,
Bul's Worna Defrpher,
bic beliebten 9eilu,ittel bes Euses.
eaupt.O ffiee ss1 Main Ctr, aouisbia., as
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.6arHeibiafett.

Itstts $tfiest ffnb BET berartisen Sanen beiDms
IS ~9eeiSnet; cine Dpt8 befpirtt eine fclhe @e<
ihlsperhneeruna, bab Der 9atient barlber ~eritaunt.
Gie itdrfcn ben 4tppetff nnt perur5aGrn, baS
Der aorrer an Jfeifd 5uttsnint; fDltt ipirb Der
SrgantsmuS hurt tie 0enabtf, nnb burt TIRE
tcntfd1e @fffun9 aaf BITE Northumberland
bic 0eegetudBtgfett bes S~tubIannaS berbeis
3eIdhrt. Preis Rs Gts. "A Rurran Ct, E.M.
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6. s.. MnQer. WhpIelaIe, II,


Retailbdnbler in Tarben, Selen, Mns
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San Wntonio, empfieblt iein grobes
2ager in bieien Nrtifeln gu Stem Sort
preiien unb ma6t gang %beion6ers auf
ben gepdblten 8orratb BON 8ilbern:
@bremos, &upferz unb @tablfi6en,
Oelgemdlben unb Pbantalie 8ilbern
a0er Dirt, ferner auf bic gei6madpole
Nuswabl bon 8ilberrabmen Der ollerz
moberniten Gprm unb auf bic M1es
umfaHenben 3ei9nenmaterialen auf=
merriam. Nae Nuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8ran6en merben prompt
ausgefibrt; 8il6er BON ie6er @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeiten m6gli9f
i6nel unb gut beiorgt, Die in bas Sad
f6lagen.
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Bay glQes Moberne in Strobz unb
Gil3biiten bel Bancoait & Sobn.
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aas~ 9ie blauen Slanell= uno Sergez
Nn5ige BEL q. pantpai # & g o bH
f0nnen ni6t iibertrofen ,perben.
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pa~ @ir baben cine iebr f66ne Nus'
mabl bon Sommer=N n5igem fir bieie
Saiion. @pre9t bor unb iber3eugt
@u9, baB Sbr am beiten fault bel
u. pancoa1t & Sebn.
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zaas
ssit 25 aatrsss In @sbrassay.
S1nuptorte ether tr6aett 2eber.

sftt 20 aatJrst tn Isbrutsdy.
Der erSkte uiehtsinti6e Srintnpb hss ,3eitaItsrs.
SDlnptOtte eiaer tr6sea Seller:
MppstitperIuit, @erifppfnme Der 9arnae,-
&optidtters tebft etnent omttpfct @efGbt
TIA S,tntess0pt Gdtutera ttnter benz g6nIs
terbtatts 9radetnHtinonite mad benz GHen
afbt Mbgemeigtbetf gesen f5rperlide pSes
tnse, STRAIGHTFORWARD tebft einens
VeftttI pernddjtd5ffgfer Dfttd1t, N9attigs
tett, Sh~tptnoeI, @er5flopfen, 9unfte BOT
pen syneett fdjtptrataeno, &oPftueb iber
1raume, bo6sefdrbter llrtrt una
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~ interchangeable,

Gin OFFER trlbsrer eanben, ,pst4e 9erpeni4tpd4s Ser.
,sitiasn 8erfan etc. ptruria@en, bat, na@tein e. aMs se,
faunten wstttet p~ersebeus prosirt bot, Elm sinlaass wn mts
Der seitfbeluns entstdt, treitsss er t'l'enIee' DC" a9""@
edsenten suI9idf. Ulan a%trsffre:
~ S. s. yeepes, 43 G~batbamftr,, SEEN gort
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-26
The Yankee on Top.

INV friend" said the real estate agent,
.'you should buy now. We have lands
at all prices and in any quantities
and all qualities to suit any reasonable
man. 1t is u matter of positive GER
tainty, that country which produces
such fruits will soon be thickly settled
and then land will be quadrupled in
value. Think of our oranges, lemons,
lines of our bananas, cocoanuts, man
goes, sapadillos, sugar apples, guavas Of
our commercial advantages; our oyster,
fish
sYa-as," said our visitor, musingly,
s.but the people don't seem any the bet
ter for these advantages. You might
add TO your list the abundance Of game,
and in this l can bear witness with
you. went out with a friend and we
found deer and plenty of smaller game.
/ thought this wilderness only needed a
settler, and when that settler came he
would be a happy man. SO when told
he was already there, then | insisted on
going to his house at night. He was
glad to see us, and l thought Is wretched
pole domicile was all he needed in such
climate, perhaps, but l looked in vain
for cows, pigs, guavas, or even the ba-
mana. We furnished venison, but when
supper came on they had only hom'ny
and potatoes. So we brought biscuits
from our stores, and seeing the interest
in these manifested by the children,
gave one to each. Evidently they had
never seen bread like this before, and
quickly passed out of the room. After
supper we found each had put his bis
cult in the sand, placed thereon live
coal from the fire and were waiting
eagerly to see the legs and neck o. 4
gopher to show at the front and sides.
Good morning. l do not care to buy
where the settlers never saw biscuit
/ am afraid fruit diet is debasing TO the
intellect"
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been made to furnish seats for the vast
concourse that will attend. The Florida
Southern road will run special trains
from Ocala and Gainesville. day and
night, and will run a train out each
evening from Palatka. returning at the
close Of the services. on which the
crowds viii be carried at popular eXcur-
sion rates. SPECIAL provisions, we learn,
viii be made for the accommodation of
all white people who may attend, and
as great many never saw the brother
in black in camp mectin, it is expected
large numbers will attend the services.
Mr. c. b. Towns returned from t'cor-
git yesterday afternoon. where he hal -
most pleasant visit to his relatiy-c am:
friends. lat his trip 10 his old home in
no way les5ened his love Of good Joke.
and thinking lie would put the dry griuS
on Mr.. T. f. Husscy when lie reached
Green Cove SPRING lie t"Iegraphed Nj.
Hussey to have ctrragc ii the depot
for '.me and my wife" Mr.. iIUS~cy
scented Il good sized mouse in the mos
sage. and forthwith hied himself to Yer
trees & Mann's stables anil engaged the
finest and most expensive turnout in the
establishment which was al! IN readinez@
when the Governor arrived. Us il hap
pened. the Governor had under hiS pro
tectlnG wing charming young lady
bound for Palatka, ana it was with 4
proud step he escorted her 10 the carriage
through The crowd of friends that had
gathered to congratulate him. He set
tlel the bill and promised t. 10 the
handsome thing by Us if we'd say moth
ing about it, and the above is given to
orr readers in strict confidence.
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FEDERAL POINT ITEMS.

There are 10 acres planted to orange
trees at this place that are not in bear
ing.
E. HI. Elliott, of the Dispatch, made us
a call last week. He had evidently met
with disaster since he left Jacksonville,
as the large fleet of boats and lighters
that he was reported AS having started
boat and a small boy for crew.
E. Ell. Hart shipped IA barrels of ba-
mana plants to South Florida, 10y Beach
& Miiler's line steamers.
Some of our absentees are expected
home about the middle of September.
1t sprinkled here Friday evening, and
some hail fell, and the lightning played
merrily among the pine timber. No
damage.
Mr.. E. Fl. Hart has purchased the Har-
on it.
Mr.. Joel Lewis has found purchaser
for his property here in the person OF
jackson McCuller. Mr.. McCuller is ''to
the manor born" and we shall be much
pleased to welcome him as neighbor.
Henry Struthers has lately lost two
pigs which he allowed to run at large.
He reports that they came home sick
and soon died. This is a very poor range
for hogs-if one thing don't attack them
another within fact, hogs can not live
on this range, and all those who desire
to raise hogs should go just as far from
this place to do SO as possible.
A big storm is raging. No damage as
vet d
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The Herald thinks the LATEST man in
Florida is the negro who tied his fishing
line to the hind leg of his dog and land
ed his fish by kicking the cur up the hill
But the most religious man is the Judge
who rented house near the Methodist
church of the colored persuasion, where
they ring bell day and night and shout
three weeks on stretch. The man who
can forget his religious duties under
these circumstances, is worse than any
fisherman.
And the hardest hearted man is he
who refused one dollar to the Gem Band
but promised five if the musicians would
drown themselves and take their instru-
merits where they would melt. Ten
such men would de mn any State, but
we have only three.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-26

10 whom it may concern
After the card of j. NJ tamstUr, pull
lished in this mornings News, desire
To say to any ono whose name appears
on the petition of \. n. Edwards &. to.
through mistake, and who desire their
names stricken from said list, may have
it done by making the fact known, as
all names were published in good faith
by me. Respectfully.
\. J. F.DwAED~.
Palatka. Aug. -. 1885.
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AGENTS FOR THE NEWs.l

The following gentlemen are the authorized
agents Of THE PALATKA DAILY AND WEEKLY
NEWS in their several localities:
W Dewitt, San Mateo.
w g Valentine, Nashua.
G s Packard, Weiaka.
X M Bard. Norwalk.
j Il Marshall. Fruitland, Fla.
i McCallIm, Orange Mills, Fla
A Il Bartlette. Georgetown,
Daniel Darling, Drayton Island.
n L Higly, Lake George.
j l. BurtOn, Crescent City.
J Strickland, Interlachen.
A MunrOe, McMeekin.
VIM & BraddOck, Seville.
j Cewdon, st Augustine.
A III Vogelbach, MelroSe.
Charles Moore, Lake worth, Fla.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Solicited on all interesting topics throughout
the state. We will be especially grateful fof
all local items of interest TO the public. News
sent by wire should he Abbreviated when prac-
ticable and sent after O'Clock N, addressed
to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
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PALATkA, FLA, AUG. 20, 1895.
The Daily News
NewsOmce.
Reading Notices.

WANTED-A sober and reliable man Of ex-
perience to take charge of an orange grove.
Apply to ii. l.. GREEN, Shoe store.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Daniel
Manning, and family, and Mrs. Zacha-
riah Chandler, are at Watch Hill.
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Nashville Union
ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. lit here i a
widespread belief in voudoujsm among
the negroes of Atlanta. Hundreds of
coIored persons are held under thraIid"m
by conjure doctors, who vow terrible ven
gcance against their victims if they fail
to come up with their regular coutrbu-
tons. Ambrose BelIcn. a ,vcil-to-do ma
gro of this city. VINO was under the in
liuence of one of these wretches, dismiss
ed him. The coniuror turned from Bel
don. shaking his finger at him SAID:
For this Your entrails shall bufn and
burn. The next day BeIden felt what
he imagined fire to be burning within
him. He was taken to bed and his case
battles the skill of the doctors. who say
that he will surely die. The other ne
grocs gather at his house nightly and
make the mir mournfuI with their cries.
why he Refuses to Exchanges.
The editor of a paper in the far West
has decided not to exchange With any
paper which uses the word ''rclcgate,
and other words of that character. lie
SAYS: This durn foolishnes5 is got to
stop. When q busy editor is about to
clip out an article from an exchange TO
use as a leader. he discovers that it IS
chock full of these hitaIutin words. And
he knows il he prints it his subs, riders
will cuss and swear, and may be some of
them will go cunning fer the editor. 50
at the last moment he has t" write up
a thrilling local, or Shove ia a patent
medicine .ad' that has hean dct.l z:N
months. Hereafter We shall not e.l-
change with such papers. Nhcn W"
want big words we can find pIcHty Of
them in our old speiier and detinar.
John Cheney, one of the eight honey
brothers who founded tine silk industry
in Manchester. Conn., died at South Man
chester Aug. 20. aged -.
Gen. G. q. Howard aud his two sons,
now young men grown. are tra1etIn-
with a party of friends IN N"lIoNstone
park.
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c attracts taken for the largest n the small
est brick and frame buildings. Door and
VIII dow frames for brick frame buildings
ma lie to order. NouldingS, sawed and turned
ha' listers kept on hand. Scroll saving and
IN ming 70 order. Mil, Orange Street, Near
Fl urth. plat ka- Florida
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Gen. G. q. Howard aud his two sons,
now young men grown, are travetln-
with party cf friends ii Yellowstone
park.
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Mr. John T. Dunn has purchased the
business lot next to the postoffice
building on Front street, wherein now
stands the office of DR.. ID. f.. jIawes,
from that gentleman, and will in a few
DAYS begin the erection of a fine bust
ness house W hich he will hereafter occupy
with his grocery and provision store.
The house will be 25x.0 feet in size, two
stories high, with a pressed brick and
plate glass front The building will be
made very handsome. and will have all
the modern conveniencies. and will be
supplied throughout with water and gas.
The upper floor will be composed of
handsomely furnished rooms, to be used
as offices. and altogether the building
will prove quite an ornament TO that
street.
The colored people are making prepa-
rations for one of the grandest camp
meetings that was ever held in Florida
which will be held at Evinston about the
middle of October. All the best colored
exhorters and most noted preachers of
the State will be III attendance. and the
managers propose to make 1t gland
haileluiah occasion. The grand tent Is
to be lit up with electric lights. and al
ready large donations of lumber have
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Palatka, Aug. -. 1885.