The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-21
CITY NOTES
DISENCHANTME<T.

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And azure eyes were swimming
In a sea of tenderness.
Her lips just slightly parted,
Were tinged with the coral's flame,
And thought that her checks bright
bushes
The hue of the rose would shame.
| While gazing in admiration
| On the rare and radient lass,
| | thought sweetest music only
Through those coral lips could pass.
But a sudden change came DER her,
Conc was the smile so bland
| And she smote in sudden anger
The back of her lily hand.
And she cried, lila ha . I've got you.
| You'll trouble my peace no more;
| You're the same darned old mosquito
| That | tried to mash before -
To Furnished rooms over old
postofiicc building. Apply at rooms
Capt. A. n. Edwards smiled on us last
night on his way to st. Augustine for a
few days.
The commercial cvangelists are on
hand in all their glory, and all report
good sales throughout the state.
Fresh lot of Mocking bird food, Just
received, at Moragne & Kerstings.
Fresh garden and flower seeds just ar
rived and for sale at Moragne & kerst-
ing's. =
Tie Merry Makers held another Of
their very pleasant meetings ut the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hancock last evening.
Mes,rs. Griffin & Parker have just re-
ceived a large assortment Of bird cages
which will be sold at low prices.
The weekly meetings of the Band of
Hope have been suspended until the first
Saturday in September, when the r"2u-
lar meetings will be resumed.
Boy wanted for general garden work
Apply to IL. p. Dinson, at West View
cemetery.
MIR. II. T. VatterIn will leave this
morning for Massachusetts, where i"
for him pleasant trip and vacation.
For RENT-A handsome eight room
cottage, with all modern improvements.
Centrally located. Apply at this office.
Paris Hampton, the little colorcd
f'shncr" at finley's barber shop, claims
to be the boss boot black of the town,
and he can ''shine. en- UP" in 4 hurry.
Another lot Of pig hams, full line fam
lily supplies. fruits. vegetables, &c, ar
irving at The Family Store" Il. r.
Reid,
Miss Lizzie Gray, much to the delight
of her many friends. has returned from
an extended visit to Mayport, where she
has been having most enjoyable time.
Received at The Family Store" Sc
lect brands, Tip, Falka, Principus, Our
Darling, Nipper and Spray segars Mt reas-
enable prices Il. II. Reid.
The colored base ball club, of this city,
led by the colored band, left on yefter-
day morning strain for Gainesville, where
they will play Il match game with the
colore dcIub of that city.
Capt. Jack Cole, while enjoying his
vacation in the North, does not forget
his friends at home, and yesterday we
received another batch Of interesting
Northern papers from him.
Mr.. +. III. Conoiey offers his services
as an expert book-keeper and account
ant to all who desire such work done.
Only a reasonable price will he charged,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Messrs. Nertrees & Mann, have re
ceived some very fine harness for use nj
their new livery stable. One set partic-
ularly,'is very pretty, being hand made,
with rubber mountings, which cost So.
Capt. Lucas informs us that he viii
have his boats and force of men out by
4 O'Clock this morning dragging for the
body Of Capt. Percy Mctiill. who was
drowned off the steamer Chattahochee
Wednesday night.
ii. Healey was before the mayor yes
ter,lay charged with trespassin@, but as
his otfense was trivial, he was let oil
with a reprimand and made to pay the
cssts. J. McLeary, drunk on the street,
was fined 81 and costs.
Mr.. j. &. Mangold has presented US
photographs, taken by him, of the Gain
esville Oak Hall and the Palatka Gems
base ball clubs. and the boys look real
nice III their lah de dab uniforms.
The pictures are ON sale at Mr.. MangrId's
gallery.
In answer TO the request in yesterdays
paper for remedy FOR foot-rot in orange
trees. an experienced gentleman SAID to
LIS Yesterday: ..-Ena lest thin- To do Is