The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-06
BRIEF MENTION.

my ntd lluG over .5SDU,DtD IN DulldIHSs
lfEV year outside Of the Kimball House,
IN spite of the hard times.
During 1884, 1900 persons registered
their names in tie visitors book Of the
Shakespeare House, in High street, STRAIT
ford upon Avon.
Sunset Cox's letter of resignation did
not contain many superhous words.
He merely said q hereby resign the
Office of representative in congress from
the eighth congressional district in New
York"
Mrs. Stewart will place the deed of the
Cathedral Of the Incarnation, St. Pauls
School, the Parish House and other prop
erty upon the altar during the consecra-
ton ceremonies of her Long Island gifts
on June ?. The deed viii represent a
money value of ouer 100000
The first carload of cherries ever ship
ped from California to an eastern mar
lIot was dispatched last week Eight
tons of cherries were pat up in small
baskets Of five pounds each, and these
put into crates of four baskets and eight
baskets. The crates are open 50 that the
air passes on all sides.
DR.. Lange, of st. Petersburg, has ex-
tirpated two eyes under cocaine. saws the
London Lancet. He not only applied a
20 per cent solution to the coniunctiva
before the operation, but had it dropped
on during the whole procedure In one
case complete an@sthesia was induced
the patient feeling no pain during the
section Of the ciliary oroptic nerves.
There are row lightweight miles Of
narrow-gauge railway on the island Of
newfoundland. The line commences at
ST. John and ends at Harbor Grace to
the westward, which has a population Of
about 5000, St. John having about 25,-
600. The road was built by company
subsidized by the government, who un-
dertook to huijl the road from st. John
to Notre Dune Bay, and on the east
coast, n distenoz of 500 miles.
Paris is cleared Of rats by her munich
pal council, Offering q premium for their
skins. Tw' years ago the premium was
a2 nor 7G9q L,,. :. l,,s ,.o-,,,41,- t.,,,,
raised to $40 ier 1000 in order oct the
city cleared ,,r 5aa nas+s Tho ,ats o-o
Of the Norway Kind mud Lraed ropr
times a wear. The skins when collected
are sold f., .,..oc. makers ro- four ca,+s
each. and ~ ESQ skins ara said to hove
been ,nad, int, .....ruIra Ill ,ro.os,,1,s+
wear.
A., ;.,.,.o-,7roo 1,oo.,.5 ,..., s-.,,-.
,,,.,;,.. - 49,
made its an,sar,pc-. in fine rn,,,i-l, mar
Ert. The ,lanr, Of the nail is round and
suflctcntIy slarr af the point to enter
the wood readily. and NAV be driven
home in the nslsi way. The head fat
tens under The blows Of the hammer. or
a nl,uch may r., t,sal which will rive if
a conjcal hcal. The lead of the head
comes in contact with the 4heet-iron in
such way as to lessen the chance of
leaking.
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Inv, L,o, oT.I.e,od - cIoso t..f,. Iaar,
,Lo io,,.r,,-.,,1-, I,,,-ir,. ..,,.,,oI- ,..,,.r.
T7ioLgoor co,,.s, ~, l,r,,,. : Of nov
insisted upon, and this is two cents more
than the EMPLOYERS are willing to con-
cc.le. The number of the men who have
stopped work is about 7oa0. and it is
feared that the strike will become gen
craI. The more elegant of Paris gentle-
men are not alarmed, however. for. it is
asserted. nineteen ont Of every twenty of
that cllss invariably get their clothes
made in London.
The Little Sisters Of the Poor have
,.,,. oen ro,so. -, r., r,Io,,fr,
c., e,...;.-~r1,,,I 49,, 80
enatIa,4 ,ta1.. t,,,arie. ,eriao a,,9
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