The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-08-23
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4 girl will sing and a girl will dance.
And a girl will work crochet:
bat she can't throw a stone ana hit
church
Bccau,e She amt built that way.
A great many PEOPLE were ia town
yesterday, and the merchants were cor
+ espondinglyharpy.
70 ET.-Furnished rooms over old
postoffice building. Apply at rooms.
Hon. T.. s. Grill came over from Tai
lahassee yesterday and spent few
hours here VIII lis friends and looking
after husines matters.
Fresh lot of Mocking bird food, just
received, at Moragne & Kerstins's-
GrfIin's wharf has zen fenced in, and
pedestrians havi, < busine.s along the
Dock viii have ; walk around uctil the
dock is repaired and opcned.
Fresh garden and flower seeds Just ar
rived and for sale at NDragno & Kerst-
inS ;,
Mr.. f. II. Farrcr has on exhibition
very neat frame for holding pillow
shams, wbic', viii no doubt become
very popular with housekeepera.
Mes.rs. Griffin & Parker have Just re
ceived a large assortment Of bird cages
which VIII be sold 1T low prices
A small sized Fight and a large sized
---t,l a I:.ty, oxc;+a,,art ON
Lemon street late yesterday afternoon.
No serious damage dore in either case.
Bow wanted for general garden work
Apply to n. p. D;nson. at West View
cemetery.
The season Of the blind r0-qnitO is
at hand. and while the little pests have
not vet arrived in large numbers. he IS
sufficiently numerous to be declared Il
first-clas7 nuisance.
Tor RENT.-A handsome cight-room
cottage. with all modern Improvements.
Centrally located Apply at this office.
Remember the regular quarterly con-
ference Services to-day at the
Methodist church at | a. IN. and 80 p.
m. Sunday school ut O'Clock p. m.
Preaching by Rev. \. \. Robinson, =. l..
The next meeting of The Merry Ma
kers'' will be held at the residence of
Col. G. w. Pratt on Thurs lay evening.
This new social and literary club seems
to be growing in 1pularity with our
young peopl,.
Another lot OF pig hams, full line fam
ily supplies, fruit, We getables, &C., Pr
irving at Tho Family store" Il. r.
Reid.
Messrs. Verfrees 4 Mann have sold
their fine Young mare. "Na1d Putnam. "
to a jacksonville Gentleman for the sum
of 500. Maud Is very young yet. but
she wilt probably sep oct ahead of any
thing in the state when mt on the track.
Received at The Family Store Sc
lect bands, Tip. FaIka, Principus, Our
Darling. Nipper and Spray segars atreas-
enable prices. r. Il. Reid.
Mrs. C. p. Potter. Miss Jennie Ellis,
Miss Lavenia Haight, and Mr.. ID. +.
Duecnburv and wife of Como, plsse
through the city yesterday, en- route
! home from st. Augustine, where they
have spent the past few days very pleas
antly.
Mr.. +. II. Conoley offers his services
as an expert book-leeper and account
ant to all who desire such work done.
Only a reasonable price WI be charged,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Remember the festival and tabeuX 10
be given by the Ladies Aid Society al
the Presbyterian parsonage tomorrow
night. This sOcieIy never does things by
halves and all who may be fortunate
enough to attend viii be fully repaid, SC
don't forget the place. River street, cor
ner Kirkland.
Remember that the grand moonliGht
excursion of the Ladies' Aid Society Ot
the Methodist church will take place on
! Wednesday evening. Refreshments viii
be served on board the boat. Tickets vii
also he on sale at the wharf before the
boat leaves. for the accommodation q
those who do nos purchase tickets soon
er. \ large number Of tickets have al
ready been sold. and good time is an
ticipate.l by all who intend going.
We regret To announce the death o
Olive. the little eight-vcar old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. WaIdron, of We
iaka. which occurred at their home a
an early hour yesterday morning. While
at Matanzas few days since, little
Olive fell from hammock in which sh'
was playing. and it is supposed that he
spine was injured. thus causing he
death. The little girl was very brigh
and a general favorite, and we extend L