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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
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Primaries to be held August 3o,h, 1886. County Convention 10 be held in Iomb- -,onc on the 18th day Of SeptemLer, ISS6 Sid convention to nominate county officers and elect delegates 10 Territorjnl conveu- ton, tO te held ut tucson, September 20, 1886
 Inspector and judges of primaries ap- pvintyd as follows:
 Tombstone, Fir.t Ward-Inspector, CD Rsgpy; JuIgcs, G W Swain and j r McAl- l.s CT; polling place, c N Thomas. Sc, onI WarI-IDspector, F J Dodge; judges, A o Wallace and Benj James; poll Ing places, at Fashion Stable.
 1hud Ward Inspector, l NJ Isaacs; judges A E liar, nan and . 5 Iarbell; po.iiLK plueO LexL to LearI'5 shue store. Fourth Ward-Inspeclor, R k Gray; judges J Gray "nd M Nash; polling place, corner S,h and Allen streets.
 .Llnes-In>p.ctr, c " Leach; judges, 0 Cheyn.V and II NJ Woods. ClarksOurg Inspector, James Martin; jIcges, P Eddy and Thomas Harris; polling place, Zeiglrr's house.
 BlsGee Inspector, II c Siillman; judges, F Frame, and B Durr; polling place. MilIer's house. Soldier Ho.c-Inspector, Joseph TAsEer; judges, - Burton and Overlook. Eamseys and Milier's canyous-Infpector, J Hahn-; polling place, school house. Fort Huachuca-Inspeciur,J J c Burnett. Charreston-Inspector. Riley; judges; A Paredes and - Williams. Gontention-1rspector, E Gale.
 st. DdSid-Inspector Hill; judges. McRlc and E F Hubbard. B,uson-ln-rector,C Cal Finch. l Ties AlamUs-Thos BakeE. | Pools Ranch-lns bectUr, Dr Pool. | RuSsrlvi:e-Inspector, \ Walker. Wilcox-Inspector, D H Smith; judges, II Percy and M Hooker. Dos CabezAs- Inspector. Ben Cory; judges W T Cooper and E White.
 Powers Rarch-IEspecior, James Powers: El Dorado Raneh-Inspector, Blake. Tev 6tOn-Iuspectur. Renaud. Prue's Raaeh-inspector. E Monte.
 Bannings-Inspector, Crouch judge, T Lowdru.
 West Huachuca-Inspector. 8 Thomas; judges, Ed Htlns and Thomas Durcani poll, , ing place, Thomas Ranch.
 Antelope Springs Inspector, J F Morrir son.
 7clden ,le Mll-lnsPector, A Richards. Santa Fe Yard-Ihsprctor. J E Montandon Kansas Cattle Co--InspectoF, R Sarin. Klnuear's Ranch-Insrector, J Kinneae; Judges, B McGrew and - Allen.
 MVntezUna and Ash CsnJ on, iointly-In- spertor, A II Emanuel; judges. G oYerideF and Hamm0nd; polling place, Ash Csn- yon. -'
 Polls to be opened at 10 a. nl. and close at 6 D. ID. Precincts at which no inspectors and judges have been appointed will select ;heir boards of election. Inspectors and i4dges will i'll any Lnd slI vacancies in board of election.
 Ordered that the test at the primaries be: T will support the Republican ticket"
 J. 0. DUNBAR.
 Chairman County Central committee
 ". F NICHOLS.
 Secretary Fro.tem
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Eha EncnfE Eirn-

He following IS !!SC or tNe losses by Fridays fire in Phenix, as estimat- ed by tue Herald of that city:
 Minor building, totally destroyed, valued at $8,0Qo; insured for $3,090.
 Asher Brcs., warehouse, goods and fixtures, totally destroyed, valued at $25, 900; insured for $15,25O.
 Guss Ellis X Co.,, stock and build ing damaged, loss estimated roughly at $12O0o; entire insurance held, $I2,8OO.
 Goldman & Co.,, stock and building damaged; estimated damage $l5,O00 insurance held on stock and building $16,OOo.
 Lemon & Goats, building totally de stroyed, valued at $4,000; insured for $2,5OO.
 Geo. F. Coats, stock and fixtures i; damage, etc; estimated at 5000; to- tal insurance $1 300.
 R. c. Pearson, saloon stock and fix lures destroyed, valued at $3,50O; to- tai insurance $2,000.
 Kales & Lewis, Jacobs building, totally destroyed, valued at $5,0J0 insured for $1,G00.
 II. McCrum and ". r. Smith, saloon stock a.d fixtures. totally de stroyed, valued at 5000, insured tor $2,0OO.
 H. Shumaker, fixtures of barber shop totally destroyed, valued at$200o, insured for $I ,009.
 NJ. Jacobs < Co.,, stock of goods anu fixtures destroyed, valued at $lS,0J0, insured for $1I ,S70.
 Kerne & Baldwin, saloon fixtures and stock totally destroyed, valued at S3,SOo, insured for S2,5OO. J. 8. Snead, building totally de- stroyed, valued at $5,50o, insured for $4000.
 T. II. Seelig, stock of cigars and fixtures, valued al $2,2O0, insured for $1,O0O. St. Cloud restaurant, fixtures and furniture totally destroyed, valued at $I 200, no insurance.
 D. H. Recarte. wearing apparel to- tally destroyed, valued at 500, in- sured for $250.
 L. Il. Goodrich, building totally dt- stroycd, yAlned at 5000, insured for $7.e21, J. Heinsoa, building totally destroy ed, valued at $500, insurance not known 1 kalE5 & beTrlsj Bank fixtures daH- aged, $291, no insurance. 1 Valley Bank. fxtn'ss damaged, S200, no insurance.
 .Wrish: G Co, fixtures Of hakcry etc, totally destroyed, valued at $ZO0 no insurance.
 J. w. Grenshaw, wearing appare, destroyed, $3O0, no insure nee.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Grand Rama.

The tickets for the ratle 0: 3Ir. Josls4 K.rieS'S uandsopcly improved property are aaw ready. R:n=,uoeT that this ls cue ct the inesL safacus in Tombstone, there De, ing l6 bearing irGlt trees, .hesideS many dtlers that will bear Eext season. Severn srapu vines of different varieties, now co" cred with Ius5v,us fruit, current and gooseI perry bushes. Any boay caa 6e ronviuceF pg calling at Mg kirle~'s residence back C ;re Union Soda Works. Tickets arc for sale at .Ls lou price of one Goiar each, aud cap be procured at Sol IsrasiS, and all The lea<- lnx business housss ;n to~n. T-M
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Fire.

Last eveIing at about II 80 o'clock the Grand Branch Station was dis covered to be on fire, and as it had gained such headway before being discovered, 1t was impossible to ex- tinguish the flames. Mrs. Bessie Blom who occupied Q room iu the east end of the building barely es- caped with her life. All her effects were destroyed. The fire was un- doubtedly the work oi an incendiary The building was owned by P. II Harrington who is now in Aspen Colorado, and was insured for $7O0.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

Talk about fine goods, both foreign and domestic the citizens Of Tomb etuue should call and see the fine stock just received by Harris, Tomb stones popular tailOr. Mir. Harris hLs an experienced buyer ill the east .nI n California who purchases nothing pat the tinest goods and the Latest figures. Call and examine them at uI5 fashionable tailoring emporium Ill Bothin block, Allen street. 5-l4
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
New s,eaIn,GhIp Line.

PANAMA August l0-The Cost Rica congress has granted concession to the line of steamers between San Francisco and Panama calling at Central American ports to be called the Spanish Ce tral American line" ," It propos z 1t iS said, to have seven steamers and will be ready by Oc- tCber.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
1HostiIes Near Esisbee.

G. s. Bradshaw, one of the prop rietors of the Bisbee stage line, who drove the stage in this evening, says that band of twelve Indians showed up abou two miles from Bisbee abou, noon to-day, heading in the direction of Sandy Bob's ranch. Ben Williams i'm ediAtely gathered up ali thc horses and men that he could anu started in pursuit.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Renubltcan Co.asmitaee 3:

The Republican County Central Committee met last evening in par lors of the Occidental hotel. Present: Knight, Jenkins, Tribolet, Ayers, Beebe, Nichols and Dunbar. Wilcox and Dos Cabezas were represented by WE. Nichols, while J. B. Ayers rep resented Fort Huachuca and Conten- ton.
 Considerable time was occupied Ill forming basis of apportionment which was finally acted upon as will be seen in another column
 Tie polling places were then de- signated and Inspectors and Judges appointed
 On motion it was decided to hold the primaries on the 50ah day of Aug ust, between the hours of 10 &. m and p. m. On motion the 18th day of scptem- Der, was set for the day of holding the convention.
 On motion the committee adjourn ed sine die.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
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Look Here.
\ = A ANS
 Foreman.

have just received al my je"eiry store the finest assortment Oi L4fics' Cuff Bu[- tons, Fins, Cha.u.s, Watch Chains, snd Walch.s which I will sel cheap Tor cash 1ome in ard exdGIiEe tLc good> and oe con ,i-c,d. Ipry are entirely new and uniqut ra G.s..u II 6cH.d tIDINo.
 D I5.! Watcum aer Snu Jc~G.eE
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niEers Leave For Eng
 land.

SAN FRANCISCO August 10-rhe London Lone office has been inform = ed from New York that q number Cf dynaniterS have left the United States for the purl ose of making attacks on the En.lish gove nmeni, The con- spirators, lhe report says will go from New York to PJrio and there await q favuably opportunity fir entering England, The home office has moti- lied the French government. Some uf the home department officials de clare that they believe the whole en- tcrprisa as reported from New York is merely renewal of the O'DOnavan Rossa demonstrations to raise the money,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Fa=arTieU.

h Tombstone August 10 1886. Prof. Hopkins late of Chicago to Miss, Lottia Esan. After the wedding cer- cmony had been performed the happy couple ft for BlsB'e, on their wet- ing trip THE TOMBSTONE wishes them sIccess through life.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Made an Assignment.

CINCINNATI August le-Eeward Al den $ Bro. newspaper advertising agents at G6 West South street with a brauch in New YoIk city made an assih hnmcllt teddy to A. Nj. Warner The nominal liabilities are estimated at $l92,000 nomiual asSets $Z72,OaO. They cun.ist of contracts for advey- tislug. The firm has been of long standing and has carried on very ex- lcnsive business. No close estimates can be made as to the real assets and liabilities owing to the unceI- tain nature of the outstanding ac+ counts.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
OccIdeuLaI

Hotel. The oriy first class hotel II Tombstone. Situated on the corner oi Fourth and Allen streets. HGudsometY furnished throughout, and Las al! me d. rn improvements. Travellers are recon . mended 10 stop at thIs house Private rooms for commercial trav1rdTs. Ine bar of this house Is iurnIsbsd WItn 'n proved billiard tabies anu car" rooms, and IS stocked with tic tineS: bra Is ,N wines, hquors ant cigars.
 aBtf JOSEPH PAsCHOLY,
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Nnri.:e 10 CreLIturs.

Estate of Ambrose I.yall, deceased. The creditors of and al pefsoLa havlmE claims asaIust the sali RAined estate, Are hereby unuied to exl.bIt their claims with tAC uece ,sary yuucaers to ne wIghln ten month after the first puuilcG1IIn ot tnlS notice a' law uItce of J4-nes :. RIDIAsJn, in tue City ot lun Ostoue, County Of CJcnIsG, 1err'torj oi ArIzoha, or the same wIit he io.e'ei barred JUEL LYALL, Administrator
 D4,cd, Tom Ds ,une, JuIy 70, Ieo0.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

Lesser Sunmerlrld has the largest stock uI clothing n San Francisco, al @45 Market street, under Inc B4lLwih. T-24i
 FOR SALE-A Ra1ea eight m.ie' from ,omast1ne. i.en,y "l "dter and E'"s"' good nousc, cofl.i and watering tFouSn'' TOT lutLuec p4r.lcuiasO aipiy to De"I't
 For the aucst tlJtLing go to Lesser sum
 r,.rp.Id uu.rr tAc Ba!dwlo hu:eI, SAn Fran c,sgo, California.
 A rrspousiulc New York rompany wants 2 iorctnaD Iuluea!a;.iy 10 tnAe eaaIgo ,uuLer di. seton oi Cousdltsng EuSD=%r) O. silver rulues in E!evated, healthy IeSIoG Oi Honduras; cne speaking Spanish preferred 4 Gcsuao.e position for trst-cIass tDan Aduless, "BondurGs," ?. c. Box 28i6, Ne" , York, stating in iEl, timo nod Dature of oz- ! r,.a4e, r...ereAas, and salary ex?ee
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

MT. Curby who Was arrested fer fighting had trial in Justice Eastons court to-day and Was discharged the prosecuting officer Ineuucuns ths jury U bnIE verdict Oi acc4l.ctal as there Was no eyIJeoce Q conv:ct.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

Gus Tribolet is now running his meat market on Allen street on q strictly cash. basis and it will pay our citizens to c..ll at his shop and get the choicest cuts of beef for very little cash. S.6 If.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
 The War OH GslgsiEaE =.

Prices on rhs remsinde.. Of my en- ti stock are 50 ceuts on the doliar. Seeing is believing. Come and secure bargains, cf Hermau Wells h. Old Summer6eld Store, S-5-lw
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
FOR SzIERart.

hereby announce myself "s candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cochiae County, subiect to the nctiun Of the Republican County Convention, which meets in Tomb stone, Monday, September 13. isSG.
 c, S. ABBOTT.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
FOR C0USTY Ass sSsOs.

Thereby announce myself as candidate for inc cficc of Cnun,y Assessor, subject to the action of the Re 7u blican County Con- Sention. JOlN f' O''O" 4>H''
 Wilcox. Ariznn" T"r''t"'r
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
a Mail E'..a.1a Gsi1eli,lteI ;Et izIi~
 yyaR7kee Wis

" e- ga --N~S' W A'7'
 Every one shoElI remember that the presence of Gems, Beaur"gard anl Early at the Drawings of The Lous- iana State Lottery having entire charge is a guarcnteo of absolute fir ness and that the chances of all are equal and that no human being can know beforehand what number will draw prize; therefore any party ad- vertising to guarentee prizes in the drawings of The Louisiana State Lot tery or holding out other inducements impossible 10 carry out is swindler and a cheat. Money sent i'll answer to such advertisements is obtained with a view to deceive and defraud the unwary. To do the right tlnng ad~ dress NJ. A. Dauphin New Orleans La One of these swiudlers Robert Riley alias W. Huber & Co.,, was sent to pris on for ten months at Milwau- kee last month and it served him right.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
FOEs SREsglFE'.

hereby respectfully announce myself 7" candidate for the offi2e Of Sheriff Of Corhise County, subject 10 the will oi tue Repuo,:can County Convention.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
FOR COVJXTY Ass SESSOER.

At the solicitation of many friends throughout Cochise County, l hereby an- irounce myself as a candidate for the office oG County Assessor, subject to the decision Of tue Repubii.ar County Convention.
 E.G. NORTON.
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B'sbcc, August 4;b, 1886.

Fresh California ranch butter re- ceived by express ecery evening ut Wollcot's cash store on Filth street Don't fail to try 1t. I-23t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Notice to Fire Companies III the
 IeFritO V,

Tombstone Engine to. No. l, have for sale lot of Fire Caps in good order, which they will sell below cost. For information enquire of
 l. II. IsAACs 5-2O lv Foreman.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
FOR CORONER.

I hereby announce myself as candidate for reelection to the office of Coroner and Public Administrator Of CochiHe County, subject to the action Of the Republican County Convention,
 JAMES DEAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
IHOEI SHERIFF.

I hereby announce myself as candidate for the office os Sheriff of Coehise county hubiect to the action of the Republican County Convention. k. <. HAICH.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Notice.

To ALL TucT IT M.T CONCERN: Whereas my former part"er Fritz Ger hardt has myster.ously disappeared from uIs plare of business :n B.sbee, Cochi'e County, A. |, ali persons are hereby n"ti' id that wil not be responsible fer any debs which he may contract
 HENRY DUBAcHER. P-ahrc 4rnttat 1,h 1SSG
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office Of County Recorder, subject to the aetlen of tue Republican County Con 1entfan w. F. BRADLEY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
Territorial rreasurcr's Eseport
Prescott Miner)

The following is the report for the quarter ending June 3Oth 1886, of the different county treasurers to the fer ritorial taeasufer, of the total moneys in nll the funds.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

The cheapest and best store to trade iE sogn, Is at de:rerI cS LcGIuce. 5o-a
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

At said lime aad place the Delegates from inc counties oT Yavapai, Yuma, Mohare, Apache and Maricopa will meet in sub Con. sentiou to nomin ttc Joint Councilman; and likewise the counties of Cochise, Gra' ham, Gila. PinLl anI Pima, to nominate IOint Councilman.
 WEBSTER STREET,
 Chairman Central Committee. c. D. REPPY, Secretary.
 Dated Tombstone, August 3, lSS6. td
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ANNOUNCEMENT ITS.

All announcements under this hcao H'uS be psid for in advance, or they Will not DC inserted.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11

When you go so tSe eity don't fa.l to bee Lesser Sun DerB,ld, under iSe Ra,dwir
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-11
COUNTY APPORTIONMENT.
Republican, County COnventit u
 of Sixty+Threc Delegates.

The following IS the apport;onment of delegates to the County Convention, made by the Republican Central Committee 0! cochi>e county.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24

Only drift about until dissolved BY
the water aud the slckue., thus gen
Grated w"uld destroy the value of
the property IN the finest portion of
the city. a hit of wool thrown
into the rlvrr n l:oy,i'- >aw mill
will float about IN the Cove in,letin-
ately when a saw L." drifts away
the search l. always first ma,l,. in
the honnet beds about the >hiu.Ir
mill The rldIrs and cro~.tile>
ia the Cove would Affect more nf
fenslse matter Ia the same way.
The gentlemen intrrc.ted ask no
AL from the city--"uly rI.ht of
way. More than Ss.nr. have al
ready offered Ia JOIN ia putting
daVn a sewer fran th, West End
L. the rurrrut of the ny.r This
W. think the council should
allow We will never D.. safe TIL
We have r"nplrt" system al sew.
era"" Tor i'alathl.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24
The I:ra>on,nr Power ~ li>h...

In the winter oi | II IT, ] huni,,l
deer and ii>hrl Tor salmon front IN
AMI around I:nnap,rtr lake, Lewis
county, y. \. ii>hrl by putin.
down loo hooks through hole, IN
the irr about ioir rods apart. These
were ba,trl with "ood sized min.
nows hooked through the back IN
such a manner ~ not /" Kill them.
After the lines had been down the
first night ! took from them ia TIA.
n"rnin. =, good sized salmon front.
Each successive morning thereafter
got a less anI less number, until un
the eighth day the number had III
unfinished IL about seven ar rl.ht.
l;ut the astonishing part Of II was
that the hait vas gone from every
hook just the san" rs it vas on the
first morning, when ] maI, the biz.
catch. ] knew that the trout were
not all caught out, bnt IT Was very
apparent that could NJ, catch any
more without r"mut inu tn 4 new
ground an,l cutting new set of
holes, which ! accordingly did, about
a quarter at mil" from my former
grounds. There my results were
the same a> before, and after li,hin.
seven or r,.ht days, ! found il would
he necessary for me- To move again
tine day ran a line al hooks in
such a direction, that one of them
come over rocky bar where there
was open water. ] saw there was
An opportunity for an experiment,
which | At once d"rldrl Ia try. !
fastened til" upper end of the line
I" An ovrrhanglng piece at brush.
Then ] Land down on the Zee with 4
coat over nv head, SO that ! could
look down through the clear water
and watch developments. Present
" large, fine front came along and
began mananyrrlng with the min.
now attached l." the hook, and oprr.
atcd IN the following manner: tie
kept ~ close to the mlnnow ~ pos.
sihlr, and repeatedly snapped At it
very cautious y,rr.orcnlnc his mouth
before he had fairly closed il, so rs
to prevent getting anything IN his
mouth he did not want. When the
lively mlnnow had swan away ~
far rs the line would permit, the
trout made more iorclblc snap at
it So a. 10 cut /, entirely from the
hook. The mlnnow sank L. the
to the bottom, and the trout went
after it and soon had il stored away.
| ! then discovered why had to
move So often immediately bait
cd the hook with another mInnow
aud lowered II down; the trout cam,
for It again AMI snapped at IT rs bc
fore ! let II sink tu lhr luttum
where the trout went after II and
swallowed bait, hook and all, and
never missed another one where
saw the the trout working 1T It,
seth Green, in American Ngruul
tuIlst.
\ rural correspondent writes ~ tia
"nlvnarginr Is oili. Well -rnirtm,
it H. darlington Free Press.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24

\ new rllllual II talked uf. and the
projectors seem to hr IN earnest. II Is
to hr run from Plant city tn Fort Meade
a distance 1T thirty miles. The lach
sunNlll' Morning News >iys the "plan
evolved. and which viii probably hr con.
summatud. j. the hlllllng 1T a line from
l'llut tItN to Font M,aIr. and thrnrc
through iln uhrrchohrr region to Lake
WWIh, tapping nn exceedingly rrI,
country, tariu' estimates show that
the gtnuui ~ the contemplated lInr can
ln' pat III condition H. lav the iron Tor
Sidl .hnl tnr halt uI this amount has
alrral, been promised IN condition that
the people between and IN the two
places Ii,-r the balance. and II ~ stated
that There l. not the SLIGHTEST doubt I'll
tins l"ing accomplished, one gentleman
alone having agirrl to tahr Sln. mm Of
this l,tltur,. c,niuc,ttnn viii h. m.nl,
ut llint CT, with the system ui III,
Florida EaIl"a, and Na>leation com
ran>. and the people viii thus have al
outlet which veil Il, ,rlop their section
1T the country AMI rave them the orpnr
lunlt, "hirh the, siv Is all they need I,
make II uilr. 1T th,. most desirable and II
tratltr locations IN the State The eN
a, II ,l,.,,,.,l, -. | al
Worth, IT. projectors say, viii surrl,
come, AMI they viii l"' met half way h>
all the people III tllat region and tn,
bkrrchuiHr rotntn This move is ;
good one tor the Florida Railun, an,
Navigation system and viii give them t
ioothnld ~ valuable part of Florida
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24

Has VIM. krmhlr l"ntr s,oInr notion
ri engaging al+n IN the liquor traffic: In
"a communication to the Seville Gazette
b." faSorS ia" inuor bi-incs~ ~ the
means 81 commercial prosperity AMI
does not hlnvr IA lively commercial
town can H. bu,lt in an agricultural
country without bar rooms H. says
that before a bar room was open in ST.
willie, all the trade went To Crescent
city, AMI that the bar rooms drew il, aud
concludes his hong article with the fol-
lowing strong utterinrr: ~ ,lr;'orr the
effects ii hard drinking also ocplorr
the effect of hipoiry; would still fur.
Their d"pl"re the result of abolition oi
liquor selling IN Seville AMI see some
other town steal the trade If the l"o.
pie 81" thronging our streets"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24

I'nyrottlng has is peculiar features.
The last ~ an ASSOCIATION III postal
clerks to- hulcutt the government If one
ut their number j. discharged. \ s,n.
rlal despatch from Lawrence, Kansas,
says. Tn" postmaster at this plar" has
RECEIVED reliable information If the OF.
ganlI,tinn 1T an assNlition among the
postal rl,rks Of the main linra If Yves.
tern iuaI> To- hoNr,ht the postal system.
Each member 1T the association, upon
becoming snh, signs resignation III
his position IN the postal service which
* placed M the hands of an rNccuil,,
COMMITTEES " soon ~ the organilo
tlnn Is complete II is sad that the first
removal viii h. followed hy n drmau)
upon the Postmaster General for III,
r,u,r therefor II not satisfactory at
ia" designations will take effect. leaving
the mai sri,l,r ia the lurch. The ring
headers arv known and viii H. rrpuitr,
Ia llW Pustmastut General.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24

From far oil Michigan com" ron,
gratulationS "ii "ur position, AMI
,srnI Nl>hrs for our sue ,>s. "TaN.
alton !, 4 very vital point, anI the
first question asked l., what Is the
rate IN I'lorrla> Let the law b.
,in,lirai.,l in the matter of strict
settlement tni annual RETURNS the
best part al the community Is with
YEA, au.l will sustain van.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-24

We give rl>rN here letter from
A prominent citizen uf thr West
End section uf I'Aatki, who pro.
tests AGAINST the discharge uf sewer
ace into the Cove. ii there are two
opinions ~ to whether the pipes
from the city should discharge
Themselves into the riNrr 1T all,
there caunot be- ~ to the
prorrIcty of their discharge
into the Cove. Here there Is no
current All offensive matter would