The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-16
CITY NOTES.

keDnerIy * hickman DiOck, upstairs.
Miss Lou Smith, who has been in Sa-
vannah for the past summer, has re-
turned to Palatka.
Messrs. Vertrees e Co. have just re-
ceived a car load of choice flour Call
and examine flour and get prices.
Mr.. Cook Carleton, who has been in
New York for several weeks, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Ten dollars will buy good lot for a
home i'll Wet Paiat',a. Apply to j. w.
McLaury, Hart'5 Block.
Mr.. Joe Sparks, a we'll known Georgia
commercial evangelist, was.in town yes
terday, talking his goods to onr mer
chants.
Received direct from Landreth & Sons,
very choice lot of their onion sets and
garden seeds at THE Family Store"
r.. r. REID.
Mrs T. F. Hussey left yesterday even |
inr for o short visit to relatives in Brook |
jvr. y. Y. She was accompanied as far
IS Savannah by Mr. Hussey.
Mixed canary bird seed, 10 cents per
pound. Austen's Forest Flower calogne,
reduced from % cts. to 90 cts. Per bottle,
at Moragne & Kcrsting's drug store:
Mr. 8. Graham threw the doors of his
new Graham House open to the public
| Yesterday morning, and already good
| " number have registered. among them
| many of his old Eoarders.
For RENT.-Dwclling furnished. Ap-
ply ut Episcopal rectory, corner Madison
and Front streets. 0r address F. o. lock
box 413, Palatila.
The Gem City Guards will drill this
evening on the Larkin House dock,
which will give the boys a chance to
walk down with their best girls to see
them go through the cvolutions.
Mr. Henni5 Peterman, now keeps on
hand sliced hams, bacon and shoulders,
to be retaled in quantities to suit pur-
chasars. He has also just received a
fresh lot Of the best butter, coffee and
teas.
Cards of invitation have been sent out
for the wedding of NJ. Alexander NJ.
) Haughton to Miss Ellen Priddy, which
happy event will take place at st. Marks
church in this city Wednesday evening,
23d inst.
Z. L. Crosby, manufacturer of cigars,
: desires to inform the public that he is
now ready to supply all orders that may
: be left with him. Factory up stairs, cor
/, ner Lemon and Second streets.
The Florida Southern railway is tear
ing down one of the old store houses
Just in front of their depot and will re
move the other Just as soon as the good
- now stored in it are moved out. They
are also repairing their wharf, and w,
u learn that they will make several con
tempIated improvements pretty soCn.
Iron tonic bitters il the best tonic t.
Is take at this time of the year. Recon-
mended by physicians. To be had onl,
" Mt MORAGNE & KERsTING,
" Druggists.
- The average Palatkian's face is nov
wreathed in smiles. and when asked tn
cause of his good humor, he gives hi
|
:. grin and begins to figure on the brigh
! prospects ahead for Palatka. made ce,
tain by the big hotel, the railway an
car shops. and the many other enter
prises to be soon put under way. Wei
j. this is good cause for smiles.
Henis Peterman's family store is aC
- commodating. Will send half to on
. pound of ham. shoulder, or breakfast b
id con sliced, to any part of town in time fc
>p breakfast. All other groceries fresh, 6
he deals with the noted firm of Baker
Te Clark of New York. Smoke the Roy:
tn Punch cigar after breakfast.
Work will be begun on the grounds
for the new Putnam House to-day, an
= the 1T will soon bc put in readiness f.
to tie builders. From gentlemen WI
:. know ,hc intention 4 me company WI
wall build the house we learn that Il
lie new Putnam will be set back ten fe
in from Reid street. twenty-five from Fro
ne street, and one hundred feet from LEND
MT street, and that the building will be thr
ii. stories high, and contain for the p~ese
=, two hundred rooms. Ultimately tv
- hundred or more roOmsl Will beadd
,io giving Palatka the largest hotel in Il
,s+ state. The space between the street al
o,. the building will be put out i'll grass al
- trees and converted into n beautiful |
-, tie park, with fountains supplied wi
- water from a six-inch artesian well tn
in is to be put down. The house will ha
,;c every convenience and modern impro,
ed iheiil' an" VIII "e 9uPi'iie' nm wa
no. and lit with electric lights. making
lite altogether one of the most complete |
sIv tells in the South. 1t is probable that
;cb 100 feet between the house and Lem