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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

The mother OF Hon. s S. Cox, Munster
TO Turkey, died at Zancsyille O last night,
She was daughter of Judge Samuel SuIi!.
van, pioneer to OHIO in 1904 Her name
was Maria sullivan. she was born in Phil.
ade!phia in 1901. The family were from
New Castle, Del.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
The Burned CITY.

PANAMA, April 4.-Communicatiou be-
tween this city and Colon remains inter-
rapted News is meagre and untrustworthy.
There are rumors that footing is going on
along the line Of the railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

GEN. FITz. LEE.-The Warrenton Pr
ginian says "Gen. Fitz. Lee has resigned
his commission as General of the First Vir-
gnia Brigade. 1t may be the pleasure OF
the good people Of Virginia to call Gen. Lee
to the gubernatorial chair and make him
60 ofcio Commander-in-c chief of all Virginia
forces. He is too active and vigorous and
too young withal to be placed on the retired
list,n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
No More Changes at the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April At is said on good
authority that there will be no further
changes in the Bureau Offices of the treas
ury department before the return OF Secre-
tsry Manning, who will be away for atIeaot
O. week mere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
Solicitor of Internal Reyenue.

WAsHINGToN, April Al is said to-day
that ex- Representative Talbot, of Mary
land will be appointed Solicitor of internal
Revenue to succeed Judge Charles Chesley,
resigned by request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Peake
vs.. Jennings. Rehearing denied.
Richardson vs. Preston and ais. Rehear-
ing granted.
Greenhow vs.. James's executor. Argued
and submitted.
Matthews vs.. Jenkine, Submitted on
printed notes.
Citizens Bank of Richmond vs.. Lay. Ar
gued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
Appointment Confirmed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-The appoint
meet of Sidney F. Tyler, as receiver of the
Shenandoah Valley R. R., was ontirmed by
Judge Butler in the U. s. Circuit Court this
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
THIRTY Persons Drowned.

LONDON, April 1.-The steamer Marinpol
has foundersd in the Sea OF Azov. Thirty
persons lost their lives 10 the disaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
Haucad For Horse Stealing.

HELENA, Mont. April 1.-The notorious
Felix Constant and Mcdonald, were hung
OH Thursday st Birch Creek, near Benton,
for horse stealing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
The French Ministry.

PARTs, april At i now asserted that a
ministry composed Of supporters of NJ. Ferry
will be constituted Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

School Boy: 40 mills cent; 10 cents q
dime; 81 dimes, bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

Seek no further. Salvation Oil is what
you want for your sprained ankle. Price
twenty. FIVE cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list Of the letters remaining II
Tie Alexandria, Virginia postotiiCe April !
Persons calling for letters will say they adrcr-
tiscd and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days, they win
sent tn the dead letter office. IN Washington.
Barnes Shannon Leach. Mrs Maria
Bethunc. Mrs n G. Looms, Mrs Mary
Beach, Chss Mills, 5
Boyd, Miss Alice Norton, -" { >
Dennis. w Payne, Mrs Elizabeth
Davis Capt J W Pearson, ir. j \
Daniels, Mrs Emma Person. Mrs Msrth.
Daniels Mrs 81 Koch, Mrs [
Daley, BENZ amin Ryan, Miss Mildred
Ellet Mrs Louisa Suthard, Mrs Mary
Gray, W Stalks. Mrs Lena
Keynes Mra Rebccca Spice, Mrs Jane
Jackson Mrs Manic J Snow. Church 4 Co.,
Kidwrll, Mrs Ada 4 Wood. Miss Jessie
1t y. 4. WINDSOR. Postmaster
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

Two eminent men.--Edison, discoverer
of telephones and DR.. Bullof Cough Syrup
notoriety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

It is without doubt the best liniment in
the market, we mean Salvation Oil. Twenty
FIVE cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
noNETARY AND CoMnERcIAL

NEW Y0EK, April 4.-Thc Stock Exchange
did not open until l o'clock this morning. The
market opened strong, first prices in most ci'''
showing a gain of Is to "a psr cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

The best in the end is the cheapc~.. and
in case of Salvation Oil, the cheapr-, = toe
best. IS cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04

NEW YOEK, April 4.--Thc Stock Exchauge
did not open until l o'clock this morning. The
market opened strong, first prices in most c,'':
showing gain Of Is to "a pr cent
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April A.-Thr fioHt
markets during the past week have been .'rsiT
and without material change. Grain is fairy
active, receipts continue very light; ,bure IS
growing demand FOR sound clean lots Of Wheat II
improved figures Corn Is quiet but firm. Ky"
aud Oats are steady. Produce continues scare
and all choice lots find ready sale at good prizes
BALTIMORE April va 6s CONSOLIDATED
43; past due coupons SO; new 10 4us - 10
new 3s 80 bid to-day Cotton dull md'.'rg
II 10. Flour steady and fairly active. Wheat.
Southern quiet; Western frmcr. closing !...,
Southern red SSa92 do amber 95a37 ~ !
Maryland 92I2t921s; No 2 Western inter- r"d
spot STla; April S1@saSSk. May 80 2a0':4
June 913sa914s Corn.-Southern steady; W.T.
crn frmcr, closing dull; Southern white 5|@1l'
do yellow 5Oa51; Western mixed spot isl4a
1915 April 49a49t.; May 4S%a41ls. OFT:
steady aud firm; Southern 35a39: Western white
31a39 do mixed 36a3T PcDnsyl vania 3Go3J
kye frmer at 72aT5. Provisions quiet AID
steady. Whiskey steady ut 81 goal y. O!h-F
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO April 4-1O:45 a. nl-Thcrc vs.
strong buying in Wheat at the opening TINS
morning, occasioDed largely by another decline
in consols. March Wheat which clo.ed yest'f.
day at SOL, shot up quickly TO 81 taSi'A, bat /
has since ia len back 20 sos in the ab7~rrr OF
any positive foreign adyices. Corn Mt AZ. FOR
May. Oats at 81 for May. Pork at 81 go
for May Lard at So S2Ie.
Bank Statement.
new York, April 4-The weekly statrmr"l
of the Associated Banks issued from the Clearing
House to-day shows the following change. ,,,
Loans increase, l.5.o""
Specie decrease, GD1t'I
Legal tenders decrease, LII"
Deposits decrease, ,a"'"D
Circulation increase 3i.Iuy
Reserve decrease, l,2H'7'
The banks now hold SAT, l25, $50 in rlces' al
the 25 per cent. rule.
MARINE NEWS.
TORT OF ALEXANONiA, APRIL A. $50.
SUN rises 49,. -. s 40 snE s@.,... 20
stmp Hughenden, Orr Newcastle, Eng to " 4
Smoos & Co.
schr Knickerbocker, Philadelphia, 20 "
Smoot & Co. enc,
schr Mary & Fanny, Wilmington, he!. to " !
Smoot ( Co.
schr Surprise, Suffolk, lumber, 20 FeIy, Su'':
& Co.
HENOkAnDI
Schr Chas L Mitchell, here ~ sagn@ 2o'h ~.
Schr Kindberg, from Georgetown, 10 ~"
York Sd.
SaRyEN WHEELS, AT VERY RkDt' ~
ID prices at eS King corner Of Roya! SIRE;
Just received sample lot of sarTen Wh"c's y,
Eastern manufacture, at much less pI!re- '""
ever before offered in this city. Al" """o,
& Lancaster Sarven Wheels AT lo" p1lcs' w
AK an examination row
oct10 J. 7. CREIGHTON q so-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-04-04
MARINE NEWS

GaRYEN WHEELS, AT VERY RtDt',D
- prices at 60 King, corner Of Royal S't'' -
Just received sample lot of servcn Whecs y.
Eastern manufacture, at much icss prices 'h"n
ever before offered in this city Al" """','I
& Lancaster Sarven Wheels AT lo" pIicsa 10
III k an examination
oct10 J. 7. CRE1GHION q SO+''
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
ATLANTA Constitution I

San Francisco genius has invented n
machine that viii tell yua in jitfy tho
equivalent of any auaunt of dollars and
cents in pounds, shilling and ponce; the
amount Of exchange for draft ON London;
the Interest for any sum for any length Of
time; the total Of Your taxes. If the assess
nlent is given. ety The instrument is not
larger than q city directory. and is worEe
by a lot of little nickel ~lide<.
This convenient !itt!o Instrument suggests
the possjhiiitic, OF further improvements.
Why cannot = pocket instrument be per
fectsi for the Use of after linner SPEAKERS
Knowing in advance the sentiment t. which
he wouu respond the speaker could eat his
dinner without the slightest sense of re-
sponsibility. ami when his time came. all he
would have to do would he u give his in
strlIment the proper twist and turn out slide
after slide with appropriate phrases AMI
sentences printed oh them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

New pIk t''f- l5tpohl$E IiSle.i
\ great change has como over Mis-; Vic
toria MorOsini, or. she now insist upon
being called, Mrs. Schelling since her
memorable escapade with her fathers
cOachman. lt might reasonably DO supp sal
that it took girl of considerable character
to leave a millionaire father and run off
with 81 cOachman | saw her once or
twice during the excitement which followe
her runaway match, but | did not til ink
that she wOull soon bloom into the self
reliant woman that sho Is to-day. Inever
had much sympathy with any of the Moro
sini family, but least Of all for the old man,
who put on such tremendous airs about his
"blOod," but who hal nevertheless boen
servant, AMI mental ono at that, n very
few year; before Victoria ran away with
one OF his servants.
If sympathy ever expended upon Miss
Victoria it may be said that there is but
little need of it now. She has bloSSome
into n magnificent looking woman, tail, self
asserting and full of repose. When / saw
her tho other day she wore bright Husslr
Jacket and "A dainty little cap from which
her eyes flashed without q trace of diffiience
or nervousness. She towerel n full head
above her husband AMI did all the talking
while he stood msekly by. He looked more
Ike small ciork in very small shoe store
than anything elsa / can call to mind. His
forward, and he defers to his wife's will with
absolute submission He has a small head,
with little strips Of black whskerS on hi
cheeks, and dresses neatly.
Mrs. Schooling has been engaged by the
Casino, ami not ut very extraordinary
terms, either She commands just ~ much
money rs q handsome woman with good
voice would under ordinary circumstances,
but She says that she is ambitions and that
she Is bound to win her way to tho top of the
ladder
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
NOT A Los ART
Different Processes of Epi,afminG the
Dead chemicals sspI.

Different Processes of Enibafminc the
Dead -f'iieriic.,f~ Used.
GC'ncianati i1n,ia-rrr.i
GLOW do you cmbaIm now; what chemi-
Gals are u-odt'
ooh, thcre ara numhor of process ses,
replied the undertaken. DIR ChauSsler had
the body thoroughly cInptiel and washed in
water and kept IL saturated in corrosive
sublimate. The saIt gradually combines
with the flesh gives il iirmuess and pre-
vents decay, and i'll process of time the flesh
becomes IA hard 5 wood
"Tlcro Is another method known Gou-
mails. lie jet, the veins with concen-
tratei solution If s;.iphats 81 alumina, and
DR.. IRE used = aplutipn ot chloride Of mer-
curry ami wool vinegar III. Faiconi recon-
nien,Icd uipl.ata % zinc prepared with diff
ferent degrees e strength. An lection of
a gallon would preserve = boiy. Most un-
dcrtakers to-day use what is known to the
trade rs CitrIe$ IreplFati II, and enc
largely enters into this, During the war
there were several processes invented, some
of which kept bodies tJiera bly, we'll turguite
q space of time. Cne consisted ui in ject;n a
strong solution of creo ,ota or carboIic acid
into the veins aud arteries. and sometimes
removing tho contents of the abdominal
viscoTa. A strong solution ot alum ami
gar of lead was used. AMI sometimes chic
ride or Sulphate IF Zit4c- ono of The latest
plans ! have seen is IA iujact with carholic
acid and campllor dissolved in petroleum
and CoioreI with veEmilion.'
what is your method; to inject the arter-
i952'
We'll, no. / inject the nasal parts, and
should in ject the veins ai ] believe that
when death cnsues the arteries contain M
blood except perhaps u little venOuI, while
tho veins surchargej with dark blood
IL is not necessary to romove the brain AMI
viscera.'
THE Egyptians were not the only nations
who practiccd embalning, were they1'
ooh, no The obi Maxicans understood the
art, for bodies o. their kings and queen
found. perhaps thousands of years Old, in
perfect preservation. The dry climate,
however, perhaps had something to do with
it. Then the 81 it.rsi,tns II1al to use wax
the ASsyriaU5 honey; tac jews embalmel
their kings with spices with which the body
of our Lori was alsp anointed Alexander
the Great was preserved i'll wax and honey,
and the Old inhabitants of the Canary ISL
ands, used elaborate process, about
which we know nothing"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

THE OLD HOME.

[Sarah Doudney in Good worjsI
@Return RETURN" the voices cried, 80
"To your old valley, far away;
For softly on the river tide
The tender lights and shadows play;
And all the banks gay with flowers,
And all the hills sweet with thyme,
Ye cannot find such bloom as ours
In yOn bright foreign elmer
And still Return, return" they sung,
with us abides eternal calm;
In these Old fields. whore you were young,
We Gull the heart's-ease am | the balm;
For us the fioclS AMI herds increa 81,
And children play around our feet;
At eve the sun goes down in pence
Return, for rest is sweet
For me, 1 Thought, the olives grow,
The sun lies warm upon the vines;
And yet, / will arise an. 20
10 that dear valley dim with pines.
Old loves are dwelling there said,
Untouchei by years of change and pain:
Old faiths that / had counted dead
Shall rise and live again.
Then / arOee and crossed tine sea,
And sought that home of Younger days;
No love Of old W. loft to me
dor love has wing and seldom stays;
But there were graves upon the hill,
Aud sunJnamS shining on the sOt,
And low winds breathing peace. be- still;
Lost things are found i'll Cod
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
Notice of INCORPORATION.

PHIATi> . g - I.it:UT ,Nn FG-EL toNptNY.
The undersigned have. formed ,tnsl organize 4
thclnss'iscS iu a company ur inCoTpof1tfjpn to
be known the PsttaTkit tJS i.5-rhr and Fuel
Company 2nd- The general nature Of the
business t. go transacted shall ne the manu-
factmc of gas auo tie safe eft Act~ and coal foy
lights and fuel.
}rd. The amount Of capital stock autlTOr-
lied is fifty thousand dollars zen per cent of
which shall ne paid IN at the commencement
of this organization, the rcmaiHder shan be
paid as the bylaws may direct and a. il shall
be called 10y the direct nrS. under rhc laws.
4th. The time "i tEc c"GlmenceIuant ot this
organization - oi same ttty bore with. ann the
corporation shall rNptr" fty limitation twenty
years thcr.at unless com Iuuesi ty i"@Ii
means.
9TH. The business 81 Fu" company s.lstll he
conducted by TrCSttiItt ana Board ti tive
Directors. Secretary a1,f Eseasl1str. ana
Succ other officers as may he IroNT' tcs for IN
the bylaws.
18th The highest amount of indebt edHcSS
or liability 10 which the company can 2 any
time sHbjeci itself fived at ten thousand
dOliaFS. This June 9Th, lSSl.
NJ = CARTER.
coon CARLETON.
WM- j. WIRNE1sAR,
ELAN DEW FSFoN.
W. j. WEBB.
Pa1itka Fla, July 9Th. lSSj-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

Notice f. hereby given that il a"cDr.l.t.lt-t-
with act entitled An ace 10 prov tsIe fer q
general law Tor tho Incorporation "t railway
and c:titais'' approved Fab, I9th, I~tt, l,c,ng
char tcF 1859 of i.twS Ui Fi0riit il
ann. ntifiury thereof the IIndcrsi .:sItft hj 81.
formed Il corporation tut the purpose 81 CON
strnctinE, maintaining aud operating a TijI-
road tai I;gbIic tSs. IN 'pifrN@arc "a! persons
and property TO II. called fa. ratHtk5s aHt!
pCklaNEHia River Railway t'vflf.tn>- The
road is Ia he constructed ana operated from
paIatka in the cniiut} 81 Putnam - tcal} i'm
the county eli Marion ith branch from -ntut'
point in the county ~ P;ItrHIu t. AStE ia tiI,'
county OF pr.inH,. Tie l,ufsth Of the ROAD Is
bs about ninety Iiilt.E and tIt, read wit 10
ne tiirGut. II and into fbts comm ri !'flt-
nam, Iaifinn and bI:utct'.
NJ :. CARTIER, S. IpuJ-. 81.
NJ IL. BEAN. NUrJyaiE, ria.
s. N-GDDDEN, fake. tirorzr,. t!t,,
!. :. tetIiHS, Drau.'' Springs, Fla.
Sc. GIIAND LEI;, i't!:st it:i. F!:i-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

ONCE s'uft. Pub. las.
Tallahassee. Aug eth. -.
Sealed proposals viii hr received far fur
niShiny the DOrmitUry or Mos Han of tne
state Agricultural college at fake ely, stat
ing charge per month for c;t"ii person, when
the number il less than nifty and when more
than fifty. proposals must hC in this offic" ON
or before the 10Th of sept IsrON- All iUtuF-
nation may IL. had upon application t. tljc
Pres. \. !. Holiday az TAX" tlty or 50 tIa
Supt- of pub. las at Tallahassee tue is..frd
reserves the right t. reject any sT All i',-,
n !. lEJ---.e H.
Supt. Pub. ms. and Ev-ut1icjo Pre- al i;yard
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
In ChanCery.
In the Circuit Com, t'ith I,I,tiria si,c,.it of
the state Of FLORIDA ~ ;rI ."r t}se
County e." Putntru.
Jackson Williams
". Bi
I.HIIra MiIlInmS
BIZ for Divorce,

Jackson Williams!
BAL Tor Divorce
Laura Williams
II appearing by applicant Glci ia the nIssr''
cause, that the defendant. laura Williams,
couCt.ilS herself 80 that proves cannot br~cr-
wee, upon her. and that her residence i iiI,-
known and IT further appearing; thaf ti;. - d
laura Williams * the aIt. ct twrul E-ofC
years. on motion 81 W n. VIZ. s.-' g.
solicitor for the complainant. Il Is ordered
that the tieicndInt do = Tfl'rar and answer CT
demur to the SAID hil! or be fore the first
Monday i'll ~ ptcmbcr next, It huin" the a.
dav of September IL a. 1888, otherwise said
bill may he taken pro cOnfcsSo- Prov isieti this
notice is published once week for four con
secutiVc weeks in the Palatka NEWS, :; news
paper published in Putnam county. and all
other notice is made or given SIS required 10y
the statute in such eases m;It' and proNi'tcd.
Witness my hand ami the seal uf said circuit
court this 9oth day OF .Hly, a. H., lSSI.
WN. r. FORWARD,
t-i.Ft Circuit Court
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

Having been duly qualified rs namiuistra-
tor of the estate of Charles J. 8iomhrFar de-
ceased, and hereby require all claims and do
maHds against ~:tid estate 10 la present 81
prescribed by law or this notice viii he plead
ed IN bar and AIT debtors are warned to make
i'm mediate set Element to the undersigned
II A GuRTAFKoN.
Administrator.
Paatka, Fit. Aug eth 1855
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
a Welcome Visitor.
New York SUM-

"Teli Your mother that | am col ming to
e9f her soo}. said lady on Austin avenue
TO Mrs. Sniverly's little boy. who was play
inc in front of the gate. Il am glad you
are comm and ma viii be glad to see you,
too @How do you know she will be glad
to ase MAJ" asked the lady. because
heard her say yesterday. she would he glad
to see somebody who didn't come here TO
collect a bill"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

Having been duly quaiified adIninistrjl-
tor IF the estate ut IuiiI p Bai-dca. deceased,
hereby require -i claims sui demands
against sstd estate g., t.- l,re-rlt,-si - i'fg-
-VTIfssf iJy law tiif- notice viii ia pleaded
in tar. snd all debtor ;fFr warmed "a make
immediate. srtt irtu,.Ut To tia. iltteIsi- znti-
f'atat "a fla june giH isSI.
tiEO. J, Xt+IINRAI-B.
LII tn.Al
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
Administrators MLtICe.

TiaV ing +}cen duly iIliir,I.tS tru iiiStrittriE
of the estate of Edmund T.. at rzii<oWskI, de
ceased hereby require HiI CLAIMS and sc-
mindS against said estate {" he presented ~
prescribed by law, aud Ili dCbtuTs warmed
to make Immediate set tie Tn''ut 10 Louis Fat-.
who has fun power to act fo1 me.
NtfEETt PbTRHiKoWSKT.
.NaiiIiri-f r.sfri
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
TRAINe Au,rvH tvGhr@FsvJ1La
CONSTRUCTIONS.

CONN I.tTfEt&-.
At PulatIla .IU Jacksonville. Tampa y Key
West Ry. fast river Steamers tor IT. AtI-
cJIstine, Green Cove Springs. .acS-onyiii"
and all points North. E..-. and west. and With
UP river srCuucr= Tor south tIoritta- i L5D
with the Twin Screw Erou steamer city Of
PaIatka. and Steamship ct. ri Monticello.
for Charleston. Eay iuri- iigs-oD. Fhiladel-
phia. etc.
Mail trains mako close connection both ways
via :. ~ & X. ". it'y.. ar jacksonville with At
iantic Coast Line, Fest Mail.
~ Watts CROSSING with Florida Railroad
and Navigation Co.. for Waldo.
1t GciucsViil. With : lyaH 1aH, Florida a.
Western H. for Tallahassee. savannah ana a B!
points Eorth last ana West, and with Florida
Railway .tDt tJEIE8tiOn Co. Tor Cedar Key
Pensacola. New Orleans AMI TatGD
1t yctIa with Florida Railway aud NaviEa-
tiDl Co. and Hacir- Tor Silver springs.
~ Ieeshur- uith the st. Joan and Lake
EusJis division ~ rHa !orida SOaHacrn Rail-
say, and huat7 80 ,a'lr Harris itT points on
Lake.
At PcGherf1u'- Eoryy with Hack line FOR
RToo.-HIiir. Iurtcrt ..Ya- Fort bade, Tampa.
and south Lsrt3J-
= ge%AEE - " BEsDAkS ELL.
C,u@r8l Manager. t3cu'i fass. Agent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04

"But Henry has talent, father.'
MAY lie, child, may be: but you ean't
live on that without little bacon 20 p1iz
NTH IL"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
Commissioners Sale,

BY virtue of an order of the Hon. County
Judge, in and for the county of Putnam,
state. of Florida. viii sell at public OUtcry in
front of the court house door in said county
of Putnam, on Monday. th" 9Th day of ScptCm-
Der, y. ID. lSSI, 1t being the first Monday OF said
month all the right. title and iuJeTt' - in and
To the following described real estate belong
ing To the estate of Gideon IclV insEtst hate @:
st. Johns, deceased, tu-wit:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-04
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