The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-12
CITY NOTES.

were crowded with passengers yesterday
Kennerly &c Co. are agents for the
Planet, Jr., plow and cultivator.
Mr.. J. E. L. Davidson and bride, nee
Miss Fannie Mattair, have returned from
an extended bridal tour, and will in fu-
ture reside in Palatka,
Kennerly & Co. want those in need of
stoves to call and examine their stock.
We can suit you.
The steam government buoy tender,
Wisteria, was lying at Griffin's dock yes
terday, having come up the river to look
after the buoys along the st. Johns.
Kennerly & Co. keep on hand at all
times full line of hardware, etc., which
is offered at prices that make sales.
Capt. Charlie Brock, of the steamer
DeBary, is off on furlough until the
first of next month. Capt. Walker Lund
has taken his place on this popular
steamer until that time.
A little negro boy, while playing about
the store of Devereux, Rogero &
Son yesterday, was bitten on the leg by
a dog, and from the yell he set up, he
must have been pretty badly frightened,
as the bite was only slight one.
If you want a neat garden tool, call at
Kennerly & Co.'S and examine the
Planet, Jr., hand pillow and cultivator.
Mr.. A. DeBary, President of the De-
Bary-Baya Steamboat Line, and SIR.
George Cecil, ST., Vice President, were
in town Tuesday and yesterday, and
went up the river yesterday morning on
the steamer DeBary.
Roberts Razor Steel Scissors and Cut
lery, Needles, etc., at
DEvEREUx, RoGERo & SoN's.
We are glad to hear that Messrs. Du-
senbury and Ellis, two tried friends of
THE PALATLA NEWS, will go into mer-
camille business at Como, in this county
May luck attend them always, and may
their wealth soon equal the good wishes
extended by thousand faithful friends,
who know them for genial courtesy in
private life, strict probity in business and
exemplary in all relations as citizens and
neighbors.
Lenten services at st. Marks church
every afternoon, except Saturday, at 4
o'clock. On Wednesday afternoon there
will be lecture. The services on Sun
day remain the same.
| Yesterday, as a lady was walking
along the street, some one, who was not
so particular as he might have been,
threw lighted cigarette, which fell on
the lady's hat, igniting it, and burning a
good-sized hole and injuring the feath-
ers with which the hat.was trimmed. II
men will smoke cigarettes, they should
be particular where they throw the light.
ed ends when they get through with
them, as the ladies do not like the idea
of being turned into a walking bonfire
without knowing when or where it was
done.
All-wool Suits, Mems Boys and Chill
dren's-bargains never before offered ir
| Palatka, at
DEvEREUX, RoGERo & Sons.
John Murray, the Palatka candy man
is in danger of losing his scalp. Yester
day northern lady, on her first visit tt
Florida, was passing by his place, wher
she noticed very large citron lying OF
! the fruit stand, and asked what it was
John innocently remarked that it was
Florida squash, when she Immediately
wanted to know what they were for. Sh'
was told that they were used for baking
and to make pies. Later in the day sh,
saw another citron in q different store
and was telling her friends all about thu
squash, when the proprietor informed
her what the fruit was. She vowed he
intention of getting even with Mr. Muir
ray, and no doubtshe will.
1t will pay to look over our Bargain
Counter, even if you do not need tn
goods now. The prices will certainl,
warrant buying for future use.
DEvEREUX. RoGERo & SoN.
The band of the New York Coined,
Company frightened several dray an,
buggy horses with its music while parad
ing Lemon street yesterday afternoon
causing DR.. ". A. Mann's fine bugg,
horse to run away. DR.. Mann, seeini
his horse was about to run into the tree
along the walk, attempted to jump from
the buggy, when the horse gave lurcl
and threw him on his back. The hors
then took to the sidewalk and ran int
the door of the barber shop in Mrs. Nil
ler's building, when he was throw
down and slightly injured. The harnes
was somewhat damaged, and one of tn
shafts of the buggy broken, but Dl
Mann escaped without injury.
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