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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13
PARIS, PUBLIC sLAuGHTER-HousEs
The Abattoirs ut Ia yiIlette - An Ex.
tensivc FstabIishment-CI

The Abattoirs mt Ia yiIlette - An Ex"
tensivc FstabIishment-CIean
[The Builder.l
The abattoir5 Mt La Nillette, which have
replaced the analogous establishments scat
tered throughout Paris, cover an irregular
surface of nearly fifty acres, and the build
ings cover about IS, 900 square moters- The
general aspect IS rathar imposing The
facade toward the Rue dc Flandres shows a
grille about twenty meters, interrupted by
pilasters intended for allegorical groups.
From the principal front six large avenues
radiate intercepted by smaller cross ones.
All the buildings have Cronij stone dress
ings with filling of rough-dre Ssed masonry
or of brick work The partition walls are in
hard brick covered with Portland cement
The floors are OF iron, covered with plasteS
and bitumen, the roofs entirely of tiles.
To give some idea of the Importance OF
the abattoirs and OF the service they rem
der may add that the work of the estab-
lishment occupies $50 slaughter houses con-
tanned in eight groups of building, that
the dwellings, for butchers and shep-
| herds, etc, occupy ton blocks of buildings,
and that the stalls can allow space for 1900
oxen, 1850 sheep, =, 200 pigs and 1000
calves. Each year there is some new inn
provement in the general arrangement.
Now it is n special railway to be made
around the line Of enclosure, communicate
| ing with all the Otner railways radlaulnS
| from Paris to the provinces; now another
| suspension railway is constructed for the
| quicker circulation OF the meats etc.
Further on three large pavilions are Occu-
pied i'll roasting pigs by gas, not To speak OF
| other structures for the cleansing of offal,
| the triparies, the blood store, the extraction
| of aibumen and animal oil, the preparation
of calves heads and Sleeps feet, etc For
| the purpose of having every where the indis-
I nh 10 nln of flna flor rCyr,
| the Marine and from the Ourey is received
| into sixty iron reservoirs which project into
i the establishment at all points This is not
| all, for when tho buildings compile tely
| finished they will cover space of $1,000
| meters and contain 81 slaughter houses, of
| which 119 only are ut present at work
The works have cost up to this moment
| about 16, 0O0 600 francs; 1000, 900 moro will
be required to complete them. The cattle
| market, which forms tho complement to the
| abattoirs and opens on the Rue Il AllemaGne,
| was commenced in 1861, and has cost about
| 10 200, 900 francs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13


Ono method of relief from discomfort,
which is generally overlooked, is change
in the hours OF husine $ and labor. There
very few employments which could not,
during the three months of summer weather,
begin one or two hours earlier in the morn
ing and end one two hours earlier in the
afternoon, thus enabling the employees to do
much OF their work ut the coolest period of
the day, and to stop at time when it is
most oppressive. Yet. no matter how hot
it is, the great mass OF the working popula-
ton in this country do exactly the Same
work in tho same hours. they would ON
the eel lost day in mid wiatsr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

Notice f. hereby given that in accordance
with an act entitled An act to provide for
general law for the incorporation of railways
and canals approved Fcb'y 18th, 1874, being
chapter 1887 of the laws of Florida and all acts
amendatory thereof, the undersigned have
formed "A corporation foi tie purpose of con
Structiug, maintaining. and operating rail
road foI public use in conveyance of IrrSOES
and property. to he called The faiatha and
ockElWaha River Railway Company. The
road is to he constructed and operated from
PaIatka in the county Of Putnam - OcIia in
the county of Marion, with 4 branch from some
point in the county OF Putnam IL Aston i'll the
county of Orange. The length u III" road il
to be about ninety miles ana the road will he
made through and into thc counties of Pat
man, Marion and Orangt..
NJ s. CASI'TEH, st. Louis, No.
NJ X. BEAN. NOrwaik. Fla,
=. v golden, Lake George. la.
y. =. COLLINS. Orange Springs, Fla,
SC CHANDLER. PaIatk;t. Fid.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

Under and by virtue OF II decree rendered
on the 26th day of August \. ID. 1875, 10y Hon.
f. X. Foster. Judge of the 9TH indiciai circuit
of the state of Florida III the cause of Enelinc
Sweet and Isaac T.. Elwood complain ants ~.
l.. j. Wiley and others. defendants, shall pro-
ceed to sell at public cutlery in front of the
West morcland hotel. in the city of Palatka.
in Putnam county, Florida. ON Monday the
5th DAY of October 1880, between the legal
hours of sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the following described property, tn-wit;
The h household furniture and goods now in
said WeStmOreland hotel consisting OF bu-
reaus beds springs bcdstcadS waShStandS.
chairs. lounges, tables, carpets. kitchen AMI
dining room furniture, utensils and liNtir';.
one safe &c Also, the two storey addition to
said hotel. containing about twcnty-cIGHt
rooms and all the furniture, HNtutcS, &c,
therein contained.
+. =. IT AGiiH1ON,
Special Master in Chdncery.
PalatKa. Fla, September ind, lSN,-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

Atlanta, Ga, is II lay the cornerstone of
a sold er, monument next July, which is TO
I've $50 feet in height and cost 500, OOO
Near the base of the column, in inches, will
lie statues of Grant, Lee, Johnston and s Ier-
man Near the top of the column will be
two soldiers, the blue and the gray, clasping
hands, and at the top of the column, stand
ing on a globe, will be the Goddess of Lib
erty. Many of the stones t. be used in the
construction of the PEDESTAL are to be con-
tributed by the various army posts and war
associations of tho country, and some of
them are expected to be furnished by the
= neral government.
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Notice of incorporation.

puLATkAGAs LIGHT AND FUEL COMPANY.
The undersigned have formed and organized
themselves i'm IL company or incorporation To
be known as the Palatka Gas Light AMI Fuel
Company. End. The general nature oi the
business to be transacted shall he the manu-
facture of gas and the sale of gas and coal for
lights and fuel.
:}rd The amount of capital stock anthor-
lied is fifty Thousand dollars ten per cent ol
which shall be paid in AZ the commencement
of this organization, the remainder Shlii ~.
paid as the bylaws may direct and us ~ shall
be called by the directors, under the by-ltws-
4th The time of the commcnccment OF inns
organization is of same date herewith. ana tite
corporation shall expire by limitation twenty
wears thereafter, unless continued ny legal
means. >,
5th The business Of the company shall lie
conducted by a President and Board OF hVe
Directors II Secretary and Treasure. anu
suce other officers rs may be prov Tor III
the bylaws.
9TH The highest amount of Indebtedness
or liability to which the company can ut any
time subiecl itself Is fixed mt ten thousand
dollars This june 9Th, lSS5.
NJ. :. CARTER
COOK CARLETON.
WM. j. WINNEGAR,
ELAN DEW tSToN,
W. !. " Ei|B.
Pa atka Fla. July 9TH, lsoj.
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Tho wrecking of n certain Mikado COM
pany was n serious disaster to most of the
memt err. They had calculated on that
bliss SO rare to actors. the reception of
wages throughout tho summer. and the dis
appointment was acuta. Their complaints
were lent, AMI only in ons instance COM
zeal. \ lady who hal the chief female role
of n Japanese maiden is what III her pro.
fession is called a "mugger." That is to say,
Ler face is sufficiently mobile to be wrung
into a great variety of strong expressions.
1t was chiefly on account of that rare faculty
in actresses that she was hired for this
Japanese service
AND for weeks | stood before mirror"
she said, quilting mugs that made every
feature ache So that | ha To wrap EN- III
lnment o night, to look like a genuine,
funny Jap Talk of training for n prize
tight! That's nothing t. what went through,
in hot weather AMI to perfect nineteen sep
arato and distinct wry faces that are, after
!; ALL left ON my hands"
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THE PARTING SIGH.
TFric 6 RobertsOn.l

Eric 6. Robertson.l
Here have l laid mo by my Love that's
dead:
An hour ago she shuddered, Sweet, be
bravew
Then sighed and died in the last kiss she,
gave;
And all the music Of the life we led
Sinks like the anthem sinking overhead
Upon the carven sleepers on grave,
Cleaving in stone together as they clave
In the life ended where they once were we'd
"Be brave!' What then's the Dravest way
to die.
Nay, 'twere the nOblest dying for her sake
To spend my heart-blood slowly, through
long years,
And vile my in atiate mi-er-sOul doth make
It's dark, dear heard of her sweet memory.
Smile for the world, and serve it-keep my
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IBentley's Magazine

Tho Arabs, clever horseman a they are,
quits rs liable to accident as English
groom But the Arab likes to be kicked by
a thorvu hbred horse, and cannot endure to
be put to any pain by an animal whose ped
isree i at all defective.
An English surgeon had been setting the
leg of an Arab who complained more of the
accident that had befallen MIN than was
thought becoming in one OF his tribe; this
the surgeon remarked to him, and his an
swer was truly characteristic. DO not
think, doctor, 1 should have uttered word
of complaint if my own high bred colt, in a
play full kick, had broken both my legs, but
to have n bone broken by brute of jack
ass is too had and will complain
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13
CARRYING THEW. s. MAIL
THRorOn FAsr NIL.

THHoUOn FAsrmAIL-
The elegant iron cornpar tment I,i acc 81 "a m
crs CITY OF JACkSONNHLisq Of the DC Barry
the Peoples Line, vii! pcrtgrIn the Faust Siail
Sers zee leaving =, ?. and ". Railway Com
panES wharf 1t - m, liid i'' Buy ii;J - ticI
chants Line wharf, foot If laura street, dHiiy
$50 T. m. Tor Palatlsa, Astor, Bclhn,.
Blue Springs, Stafford ana Enterprise; ar
rive at SantOri Railroad wharf 1T . 4. e.
turning leaves Sanford 1T .t5li. IT,. arriving 81
Jacksonville mt b. II. the follow !uy III 'rHia2,
u,.trinsy ,f1an connections ,-it n train. f.r4ll
points North, Essr and West,
THRoUGH FAST FREiGI.T.
leaves Jacksonville daily, SATURDAY osecItei
at ; T. m for sanford. Enterprise ard aII ir-
tprnI,diute landings. Returning. leaves san
fore ~ . a IL. arriving 1T JacNs'Rsiio early
steamer WclaEa leaves Wednesday ana
Sunday and makCs Highland Park. steamer
Rosa Icaycs Mon':ay ANA THURSDAY and @"e@
through TO Lake lCsSup.
JACKsoNvII =, PALATKA C''t--r:-ST cry
pIVIsID>,
Leaves Jacksonville ann i'a.atia i'#>t Mail
daily, except sunday at $50 ~ milton Ha'atkJ,
Crescent City and intermediate iand mas. re
turning, leaves Crescent ttty danny exec pit
SUNDAY, at E.p %. m,;PtatkI at +.t -. m. Con
meets at Tocoi with AFTERNOON H-iFn tor ~
Augustine
PAr.ArtA AID - ~Fot;n y >yLrgar DIVISION.
Now and rorular steamers WATER
LILY and ANITA leave t''isiI.t
val of J., n. and X. W Iiaiiwty. Fast Express
Train with P.:rIor Cars attached. leaving jack
sOnyillc ri - a. IN. Tor SANFORD ana Enter
prise and intermediate landings NCtIiriiiDg,
leaves Sanford at 5a0 q m, arriving 1T faiat,
ka at 4:0 u. IN, connecting with Fast Express,
arriving at jacksonville nj G:t5 T. M
Steamer G. EO. NJ. BIRD lcINcS Fsltth.t al
:, p. for Lake Geots,e. S''FiHe. and inter
mediate landings.
ST. JOINS ": DIyEaaS-
Steamers MAGNOLIA and l'ASa NE datit-
except sunday. for May port, Fort Gcpr." Il
land and intermediate landing al f:l8 =. Ui- ti''-
Turning. lp;tVUS MayOrt - $50 a. ~
Elegant Waiting Rooms, with All mudcrn
improvements, viii be found ri Passenger
wharf.
Close connection made at Paistaa with the
Florida Southern it,iiruad; at Aston VITA ~.
Johns and Lake EIstls Railroad; at sanford
with South Flor.'ist Railroad, for Orlando,
KiSSiInmce, Tampa, Key West aud iutcrincni-
ate points, and with steamers for Indian River.
For further information apply to ticket
Office, southeast corner Bay AMI Laura, "r at
the compauy's Offices, foot Cf Iaufa street.
Freight wharVp- foot Of Pine Tt, T. pass
Wt~SrVcG foot OF Laura Street
IIIAS. u. I'm ~ fCH.
G.n. Freight and Pass. Agent
II. r. B4NA. & "a. CECi u, H.,
General .fnnaRer Assistant Manager.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

Having been duly qualified as administra .
tor of the estate of Charles j. BlOmbcrg lie
ceased and hereby require all claims and DE-
mauds against said estate to h. prc~eut3d as
prescribed by law or this notice will DE plead
ed in bar and all debtors are warned to make
immediate settlement to the undersigned
Ill \. GURTAFROS-
Admin ISUratOr-
PaIatka Fla. Aug. 9th 1885
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13
Bill for divorce,

rs Bill for divorce,
Martha Ann ChaSCA
1t appearing by affidavit hlcd in the above
.,IIsc that thu. defendant. Martha Ann chase,
has removed out of the state ot Florida. So
that ordinary process cannot he served upon
nor and thai her place of residence is uu-
known Now on notion OF \. W. Roysdtn.
FSu solicitor for complainant, 1t IL ordered
that the defendant, Martha Ann Chase, do APP
near and answer domIT to said b Ill on or
before the first Monday in November, a. -
1885, othcrwi-e said bill may he taken pro con
fcSs,, us against the said defendant. ProNid-
cd that n COPY of this order he published Tor
the space Of three months IN the Iaia'ha
New n newspaper Published in Putnam
county Fla Witness my hand and the seal
of said circuit court ut P;tlat ka, aforesaid on
this 18th day of July, A. -. lsS1
WIN. 4. FORw ARD,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Putnam County. Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

Six months after dat" as execution of til" "S-
tate ct Andrew GOr'IssU. late o! Putnam cotln-
ty, deceased, viii present &" titc county
Judge of Putnam county Florida. my fHuI nc
counts and vouchers, and then ask for H..al
Discharge from the administration Of said cs-
tate.
PalatI:a. Fla, June 10Th. 1855.
AUGUSTUS MONROE.
Executor of last will and testament of An
drew Gordon. deceased.
CaIHOI-N K GITlIS Ats
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New Orleans First lee.
IChi.ayO Herald. I


When the first cargo of ice was landed in
New Orleans, some sixty years ago, mob
drove away the workmen and demolished
the building. The cargo had to be reshipped
to the West Indies, while the health officers
and othar physicians ca&ne in for sound
abuse for absttiny prasrice certain to pro-
duce disease
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Dew
ereIIx Rogero & Son, made an assignment to
me, on the 18th day of July, A. ID 1Sos, Tor
the benefit of their creditors, with certain pre-
ferenccs. All persons indebted TO said firm,
are hereby required to make payment To me
and all creditors are requested to lille their
claims with early as practicable, for
settlement. Henry pTgTERMANN.
Assignee.
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Assignee's Notice,

Notice is hereby given that w. - Volt has
this dag made to ne an assignment foe the
benefit of his creditors. none 81 whom are
preferred. Ali person, indebted tD sail ".
D. Wolff are hereby required IL make pay
ment to me, and his creditors are requested TO
file their claim with me for Sett cement.
Palatka, Fla, july 18th. lsS5.
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Palatlsa. Fla, July 18th, 1so5-
Notice for Final Discharge.

Six months after date us executor ut the
estate of T.. V. Mann, late 81 Putnam county,
deceased, | will present to the county Judge of
Putnam county, Flor ida, my final accounts
and vouchers. and then ask for n final dis
charge from the administrations l said estate
A. !. BEACH.
Administrator of the estate oi l.. V Mann
paiatka. Fla, Sept. 3 lSSI.
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The Persian Army.
Exchanged

In a recent review of the once despised
Persian army IL, 900 finely uniformed and
equipped soldiers were in line. Russian in.
structors for the cavalry and Austrian for
tho infantry and artillery have brought tbs
troops up to a good standard Of efficiency.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-13

CONNECTIONS

=
At PaIatla with jack 40nyiIe. Tampa ,s Eey
West By, fast river -tean"ts lHf >t- ~
EUstinc. Green cove springs. I#-L-'.fN rig. =
and al points North. IA I &aa Nc#r, auE .rslh
UP riVCr steamers for soIth Figritf. At-.
with the Twin Screw iron Steamer city 90
Palatlo." and Steamship City "a HgatIcolt1,
for CharlestoIl, ~" York H7s5"4 thiiUnti-
phia. etc.
Mail trains mako close connection both WAYS
via !. T.. s X W. r. at Jack luEll4a Eit4 AL
lantjc Coast Line. Fast Mai.
At Waits Crossing wiJa Florida Railroad
and Navigation Co., roE = H-Ua-
~ Gainesville with Savannah. l..r- .H 4
Western le'g for Itlaila~s.e Savanna. ttFf -tl
points North Fast AMI Ne-ss, and Ws-E FfafiEa
Railway ard NaFiteatsCu 90, -f. t---..f .rty-
Pensacola, New Orleans aBL Tampa
At Ocala with Florida halfway .ilt- E--stz-I
ton Co.. AMI Hacks FOR SLY. ,f.1u---
At LeeSburg with thu Ef.JoaU- aat i4ata
Eus, Is division Of the i'iari ID S4irt-sa Rail-
way, sir, boats Ga Lake II iris ''- point "H
Lake.
- PcHfaTt"H.S Lcrry = i..-. I.-tH :4s
BroDlS.Ille- IIckg.ioaH. fas. -'1.e. lst.tg-,-
and ~uuth ia1 lE-
9. CDSA<i. - H- lt5.tfss-s Fl 2.
t,c8vgaI Manager. 'f-f.'l .-.-. ..r.r
\. q. COW-.S, Gem IioY- As.-
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De BRRY-BRyA
Merchant Line

st. IOHNS RIVER STEAMERS SIDE
WHEEL. low pressure PALACE
STEAMERS Hf-I!T 0! ;i;vst.
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1885,
THE PHILADELPHIA TINES

Aims 10 cover the whole Geld of progressive
Journalism No subject IL too great Tor IL 10
discuss intcliRenty and without biss. ana
none so insignificant AS To escape Its notice.
1t lays the world tributary to its wants, and
everywhere its agents may be found. Aier
to gather the particulars of all passing events
and send them by telegraph mp to- the last MO
uIeut % going TO press. IL Is ~ brief ana ABB
et.aot chronicle of the time and contains all
rnar Is worth knowing in the history NJ tie
TycGid foT the past twenty -four years
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In the Circuit Court Fifth judicial Circuit of
the stat, of Florida III and fpr the
County ot Putnam
In Cit inCrry.
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Steamers IT. II. PLANr. Of the Peoples Line
and CITY OF JACKSONVILLE. Of the Dietary
lSaya Merchants Line, Will run as follows:
Leaving he he Bary-IiaVa LING wharf st foot
Of Laura street:
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In Chancery.

SptCI1I MdNitf m Ih1IittF
Palatka, Fla, September IND, 49,
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Notice for Final DISCHARGE.

MARCUS I.OEE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-03-04
How small Expenditures Count.

Five cents eaeh morning. A mere
trihe. Twenty-Five cents a week. Not
much, yet it would buy coffee or sugar
tor a whole family. Eighteen dollars
and twenty-five cents a year. And
this amount invested In a savings bank
at the end Of each year. and the II -
terest thereon at per cent, compu-
ted annually, would in twelve years
amount to more than $3.50. Enough
to buy a good farm iu the West.
Five cents before breakfast, dinner
and supper; you'd hardly miss 1t, yet
'tis fifteen cents a day; 81 .05 per week.
Enough to buy wife or daughter dress
Fdty-fcur dollars and sixty cents A
year. Enough to buy a small library
of books. Invest this as before, and
in twenty Years you would have over
81 900. Quite enough to buy a good
house aud lot.
Ten cents each morning; hardly
worth second thought; yet with 1t
you can buy a paper of pins or a
spool of thread. Seventy cents per
week; 'twould buy several yards Of
muslin. Thirty-six dollars and fifty
cents IN one year. Deposit tins
amount as before, and you have 81 $40
in twenty years; quite a snug little
fortune.
Ten cents before each breakfast,
dinner and supper-thirty cents a day,
1t would buy book foI The children.
Two dollars and ten cents a week
enough 10 pay for years subscription
toa good newspaper. Ole hundred and
nine dollars ami twenty cents per year.
With it you could buy good melOdeOu,
on which your wife or daughter could
produce sweet music to pleasantly
while the evening hours away
And this amount invested as before,
in forty years. produces the desirable
amount OF So, 600.
Boys, learn a lesson. II you would
be happy youth, lead sober lie, and
be a wealthy and influential man; in
stead of sqlsndering your extra change,
invest in library or sayings bank.
Ii you would be a miserable youth,
lead a drunken life, abuse your child
rem, grieve your wife, be a wretched
and despicable being while you live,
and finally go down to a dishOnored
grave, take your extra change and ia-
vest in drinking saloon.