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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26
~ R.a.,z Farewell.

A little Ma sachnsctis.aveaue hoy
was saying h;> prayers at his mothers
knee las, nigh, aud JUST before rcaeS.
ing The end ne stopped
Go on, Freddy" said his mnlhcr.
'yon havea't ,laished yet"
Bless papa and mamma he con.
tinued, ''an'l now good-b God; Lent
is ossr, and guess you went Aear
from u asain all this time nexl year;
amen.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26
A Modern Fable.

A ferocinus high-tempered Lion,
that had gone through thorough
course OF Latin and beer at German
university. decided~tn become Il school
teacher. Having secured number of
pupils, lie began all initiatorv examin-
alton. Turning suddenly to II little
Rabbit, he asked 10 voice of thun-
der:
who discovered America, sir >"
The rabbit was 50 badly scared that
be could hardly stand on his feet.
With . s,ammeripg tongue, he an
swcred:
Il Didn't do il, please, sir; | didn't
do it, think twas the Mule"
"Columhus, Sir" roared the Lhon.
"Columhns, sir' gasped The Rabbit.
The teacher next directed fierce
look at small puppy, and asked with
a savage growl:
who capinreu CORVALLIS, sirs,
II loni know sir, hu, 'twa'nt me, >lrn
answered The trembling Puppy' who
Was too Scarce 10 remember the rules of
syniax; II lhink twas the Goat. for
saw HIM 'rotng round the school
house chewing somcihsng."
"You are liar. sirr rctorted the
Goali Il did nothing Of The kind
On the ocNt day The ferocious Lion
had mi Il single pupil, and thr ,dcsl OF
eslabii>hlas a school was ahsn,,uu2,l.
Moral; This fable leaches tad
somelhin., Iesides n diplona is neces,
sary to makea good teacher.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26

Aunt Sa,iic--Now, mine. cole you !;
Ct yo1 don stop readin' all EN- hacks
an papers. dc ialnin' III STRIKE ia IN
you at Siti You.
Ebor Sip,irn,--I, S too late now
Aunt nai.ie. 100 late; Tue daciah Il.
read, as3to,c me as | hsp gol &c IN
Formations uI d. iuu.s,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26

That softens In hesrt-easing rain
The tumult of the busy world,
Its noisy strife and toll. he hears
It falls upon unloading ears.
For what to him are greed and gain
Who. mourning like the woodland dove,
Broods o er the vacant nert OF loyes
The Freedmen During the War.
In 1861 there were many suggestive
pictures in the nelghborhood of our
armies. For example, near a farm
house three miles west of Alexandria,
Va. handsome woman, little darker
than the ordinary Creole of New
Orleans, tall, straight, beautiful and
active, presented herself at q picket
post carrying lad of about two years.
The child, enwrappcd by one arm,
had darker hue than the woman, and
his kinky hair, cut short, enveoped
his round head with unmistakable
woody dress. The woman and child
were brought to the Colonel command.
ing brigade in that neighborhood.
He was a kind man, and, seeing that
the woman was terrified. be endeavored
to reassure her of her safety.
"What do you wish % he asked.
"Oh, sir, I'm slave woman, and
this is my child. Let me and my
child be free. ~
While The Colonel was listening to
the woman's plant and cnireaty an
other character appeared. II was a
sallow complexioned, poorly clad,
white woman, of middle age. She
said at once: THAT there woman is
my slave. Tve always treated her
well, and here she isl She has run
off Now, sir. you must send her buck
to me, for she is mine. She and the
boy, ihey'e my property"
Now the Colonel was under strin-
gent orders at that time not to harbor
such property.
He was greatly puzzled. The white
woman became angry nj his hesitation,
and used abusive language directed in
part to him, but mainly TO her late
slave. The tall slave woman pressing
her child to her breast, and with her
breast, and with her large eyes filled
with tears, simply sale, "Oh, my child,
my child"
The Colonel finally decided The case,
There's yonr property, take it,
"But | can't take it. he is stronger
than l. You must give me guard"
Mo- he answered, II will not do
II. / will never use bayonels to drive
poor girl aud her child into bond
agc!"
Somehow that night, without the
Colonel's knowledge. the slave wo.
man and child found their way TO
Alexandria and thence to Washington.
She and her child became free.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26
REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY

IS1RST-CLASS STOCK AND EVERY
Il thing done in tile best and most work
maniiks manner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26
B EREAvEO.

HI wa Ks the earth with downcast eyes
IN which are sorrow and the pain
That softens IN heart-easin rain
The tumult of the bu.y world.
Its noisy strife and toll. he hears
1t falls upon unloading ears.
For what to him are greed and gain
Who. mourning like the woodland dove,
Broods er the vacant ncrt OF loyes
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26
TAXES.

rI>HE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
Il Tor nv year leS5are now oue and payable
and HE iaws IN ie ard TO their collection will
be- surety enforced.
Hawthorne, Eamelaida Comfy, New, Oct,
10, lssS D. Is. !iISKEl.
Tax Receiver
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26

jGnm M4tEn,
TiN AaD 5rOwG sTCRE,
sr,rTr. HAWTHORNE, NNv.
ALL hlNDs Oh n>. .orPEH AND
lauN Woish buNE.
Min. anu Min worA !" specially.
auGilHa AMI a0gSsiu.0 Waak.
TN WARE ALWAYS ON HAND
5 snd orders and they Will receive PROMPT
a1tk&fiuA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-05-26

rhe above uains are ran daily snd make
Close connection at Mound House with
trans OF the Virginia and rruckea Railroad
Tor NiIsiida City and Reno. and with Tho
central paciiic ut Reno. VA the Virginia and
Iruckee. for all points Eas. sud West
Stage Connections. 81
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Comranys coaches for Aurora 20 miles:
Bodie, y miles; Luudy ana bridgeport. and
stages for Coreyviiie, IL miles.
Al Lnnins, lbs mics from Mound House.
with Giner. Salisbury {. Co.'S tri-weekIy
stages leaving Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downcyvil!e. Grantsville and
BELMONT.
Al candelaria with the stages for Colnm-
nus; mics; Silver Peak. Montcznma. Aida
Valley, Cold Mountain, etc. .s tI.,7'T' :
A. keeler. with stages for Cerro Gor,lo. a
miles; Darwin, - miirs ntd Panamint.
D II. NJ. YERlNGToN. Gen. Sum.
X. j. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
ID. A. BENDER.
General Freight and Passenger Agent
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
CHURCH AND SOCIETY DIRECTORY

Church of the helnInacuateC Conception-Third
st. and Sd ave. n. Pastor, Rev. Jas. McGolrick.
Church of the Most Holy Rosary-Fifth and
18th ave south. Prior, Rev. j. a. DAILY, o. p.
ST Anthony OF Padua--Main st. and Sth ave.
northeast, Pastor, Rev. j. OEailly
Not1e Dane dc Lourdes-No. IS Second st.
southeast. Pastor, Rev. Father Du~nault.
Church of ST. Stephen-No. 2,2Ql Clinton ave.
Rev. P. Kenny. pastor.
St. Bo,litacu-Cor. 2na st. aud 71h ave. n. G.
Pastor, Rev. bartholomew Rajgelj, O. S. B.
ST. Joseph-Fifth st. and 1ith ave. nolth.
Pastor. Rev. Andrew Straub.
St EliZabcth--Sth street and 18th ave. south
ST Clotilda--Lyntlale and lith ave. north.
Pastor. Rev. S. Nougnret.
SOCIETIES.
ST. Vincent lie Paul-Meets Sunday at l2:l.
at Association nall.
Immaculate Conception Bene'e'en1-Ni"ets
ON 2nd and Iil II .iday evenings OF each month
at Association hall
Catholic KNIGHTS: = Meets the 20 and 4th
"Wednesday evenings of each mouth in Assocla
ton hall at S O clock.
Fathe: Mathew Telnpcrance--Meets sunday
at D. M, a.; Association hail
Crusaders Total Observation-Disclosures Iucsfay
D.1l 1ll.,i
Cadets-Mondav at 1880 p. M. h!cet Ill Charch
of Inlmacuate Conception.
Young ladies s'otla'its Of the hlessed vlrAln
MarySunday az p H., at assooia,lon s nS',, ,,,,
Ladies' Holy EOsnry-First sunday OF eaci'
month at L. 80 D. III. 1T Association nall.
Perpetual Adorntion--NIee+s at AssocMtloh
hal! 2nd Sunday Of each month at " 80 p. III.
Holy Angels SOdaity~Mcets each FRIDAY al-
ternoon at 4 O'Clock at Association nall.
Orphan Asyiuln--FoT boys. Tnlra st1cet una
9Th avenue north: directors meet at residence
OF Father MEG olrick on 2nd Tuesday OF each
Convent OF Holy Argels and Boarding-school
for Young I.adies-7A' 4tb street north; taught
by Sisters OF st. Joseph.
st. Mary's Total Ahst,nence-Mcets Sunday
at p hi at Holy Rosary hall.
Cr1sat1ers-Aicets Tuesday nt y III in Holy
Rosary ball.
hall.
Holy Name-Meets 2nd Sunday Of the month
young Ladies sotality-nlects Sunday at 8
y m in Holy Rosary hall
Altar SOciety--fst Sunday or Month, y IN
Neets at Noly Rosary hall.
St. VINCENT de Pa,il-~Mcets Sunday afternoon
at IL 6 clock in school-house. East Division
st. A11tbony-S1eets sunday afternoon ~ =! at
Crusndcrs-Mect! at schooi-house, East Di-
vislon.M o'lday EVENINGS ~ A.. o:ciock. x
diatcly after Vespcrs at the convent. E. ID.
Holy Ros:,ry-Mcets FIRST Sunday in each
month, after mass. ut the conyeur. f. u.
Holy Angels scdality--Mects Sunday after
veapers in the convent. Il. D.
st loseph's--lS 2nd stree, southeasL: Meets
FIRST aud 81 Mondays Of each month. 80 y. n,
I.eug,le OF the Sacred Hc; c;.rt--1S Second street
south. Meets once month after mass.
ANCIENT ORDER OF H1BERSIANs.
Division No. 1-Nloet, 2na and 4th Sundays
OF each month. 2:30 O'clock. at Window HaH.
Division No 2-Meets 1st Sunday Of each
month at 2 o'clock, corner Cedar and Washing
ton avenues south.
Division NO 3-Meets End and 4th Tuesday
evenings of each month ut 1880 O'Clock. at
Roses hall, cor 2lld st. and Central ave, t. D.
BUILDING AND LOAN
Meets the list Thursday after the latb Of each
month,
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
CHURCH AND SOCIETY DIRECTORY
ST. PAUL.
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
Cathedral--Sixth and st. Peter streets; Rev.
John Shaney. pastor.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Franklin streets.
Rev. V. stimnler, 0, S. B., pastor.
st. Mary' 's-Nnth and Locust streets, Rev. T.
;;aillet, pastor.
ST. Louis-Wabasha and Exchange streets.
Rev. G. Genis, pastor.
st. Stanisla1ls-W avenue and Superior
street, Rev John Rynda, pastor.
ST. Joseph 's-Carroll street and Virginia
avenue, Rev. James l.. Keanc, pastor.
st. Michael s-West ST. Paul Rev. p. Gal
lagher, pastor.
St. Adabert' Charles street. Rev. D. Ma
Sacred Hcart--Dawson and Arcade streets,
Daytons Bluff, Rev. Chas. koeberl. pastor.
st. Francis de SaIes--West Seventh and
James streets, Rev. j. n. stariha, pastor.
st. Patrick's--Mssissjppi and Case streets,
Rev. D. Eeil!y, pastor
SOCIETIES.
Catholic Observation-Disclosures first Wednesday
in each mouth in Crusaders hall.
Plus the Ninth observation-disclosures first Ihurs-
day jn each month, i'll Crusaders hall.
st. Clements Rcncvclent--.Nects every Sec
ond Wednesday Of each month at hail Oh Elk
change street. near st. Peter.
St. Peters I}cnevolenl--l(eets first Monday
in each month: Exchange street. corner Ninth.
German Catholic Aid Associ,lton---Assump-
ton hall, Exchange near Ninth.
St. Josephs German Catholic Orphans so
ciety-~Mects first Tuesday Of each month, cor
ner Exchange and Ninth.
st Vincent de Paul societies, connected with
4, jN.,+l,r G.. NiCho ,I1 ca
Joseph's. ST. Louis. meet ever! Sunday.
Society Of L'Unon Franchise Benevolent
Meets first aud third Mondays Of each month,
IN basement OF St. Louis church.
League Of the Cross--Meets every Monday
evening in ST. Michael's hail. III West St. Paul.
St. Patrick's---ileets every Sunday at $3.50
g. m., in school house adjoining St. Iati.ck's
church, on Mississippi street.
ToT,A L ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES.
Crusaders--AIecg every sunday at 5 D. nl., in
Crusrders hal. on Wahasha street.
Father Mathew-Nleets every Sunday at
4:3o .. m, in basement OF Carhes. :.l.
ST Joseph I. 4. society-AIeets every Sunday
at p. H.. in basement of st. Joseph's church.
Cathedral Cadets--Mect every second Sunday
at p. III III Crusaders hall.
Yves. ST. Paul Cadets-Meet every Monday at
T:2O p. NJ. in ST. Michaels hall.
Home of the Good hepherd-Minnehaha
near Victoria street
St Joseph Orphan Asylum fGerman)-l9e
West Ninth street
St. Josephs Hospital-Exchange. between
st. Peter and Ninth.
ST. Mary's Home--51l Westminster
Young Girls Home--t. Peter street, near
Igletart.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians, Division No. /.
Meets second and fourth Mondays Of every
month.
Division No. e-Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of everv month.
Division No 3--Meets second and fourth
Thursdays OF every month.
ST. Aloysius Young Mems society (Gernan)--
Meets third Sunday in each month in Assump-
rion hall, on Exchange street.
Young Mems Catholic Union - Meets at
Knaufr's hall, on Seventh street.
The Irish standard., 1886-10-23

can you show us disreputablei in his con-
duct, or that Of his cousin, Mr. Hard
wrinkle, respecting the overture Of mar
riage?"
"Wasn't it the act of name, designin
villain, +" responded Else, s:to try to en-
thrap a girl Of her years into marriage
to save her uncle from beggary or jail
when he knew her to be the heiress of
William Talbot, now living in the
United States.''
Mary started as the sudden announce
ment fel! upon her ear.
ITO be continued.]
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14

iln" cay ta,hrt ~ Session In,
Bond Question Few Ellis, etc,

b''"u ',htS'''h Y rev biIi~, tl,.
The hoard If Town Council met last
evening at II, nrW and comfortable ,ual-
t'l5 over the store Of l.. l., lllrutlal.
comm Of Water and hcti streets. li,,-
"nt, President lca,,lahr; Alirrmrn lur.
"ard Boyd aud Purcell, iNput, tlrrk
, Post acted rs lrrk ol the Board.
Minute, Of previous meeting were read
and confirmed
\ communication from the Mavur ash
ma. for instructions IN the case ot one f.,
Mitchell, rulurcl. who i sewing uut a
sentence. and who has recently been dr
rIa'rd hN the r,l physician Ia he n luna
ur, was discussed, and ut lis nrNt meet
my cuuurl Will take action. Another
subject IN the mayor, petition, in regard
to the ,caNrng,t cart, the mayor was in.
formed that the cart was under hi per
~uneI control aud llrvrtiun.
The committee un sewers was granted
further time To- make it, report, and the
pulIr" committee was given thu same
privilege.
The marslial va, instructed Ia enforce
the ordinance preventing thcol atrnctv,n
1T the streets 10y refuse building material
The following accounts were read and
urdrr,d pail, having been MANNED and
-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14
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ia hts store 4 ltf-'r ana we'll arranged
re h"N, in Whlrh he ~lit hereafter keep
batter, rltts~". -Hr,st ham, amt Chplcs
lr"rer.r-.
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MINIS. lit YESTERDAY tor IA several
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mere az" more p""iir ab-"nt from
the county al THIS TIM" than at any Pre-
Ni"u' a'dHph' IL - probably OWING To-
Guinness 81 times Ga els" 10 an increased
d'7iie 70 :" any way S'"i ~ ht! times,
nut IN most instance, there Is "a de
mann i"f absence On account Of bust
MSS 81 H"hl' SUIT 'rtflS AL 81 our dr-
'ldalhtat''N HHl a necessity tor gong
'"' VI ''' S'"u' ANY ti"-' VINO 20 L"
lil' mountains ~ Nurth d'p.lna Ito -
t"t A'luNlNt ii'd~tif''. W. hutIc" one
"i TWO WI" nav" already returned.
ihit'y dif' ! about III" aN'fH ~ tllue
IN tl' MAJ pfIlE can SPARE Tor pleasure.
.N,. Whi,.. If am, .,,,..I,I,. ,o,.Il..
the Gainesville Dltly N.v. and Adv
cate. while m r,l,tk., ,,.t.,,i.r ,,..,..
the ul,a,iur information ,h,t ,a,,..
willie /, y.r, nulrh 81, I'm. ,n,,,r,,,. ,,l
the, ,u,lo,k far In. futn,,. L.l.,l.,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14

sue ~t.L! greater reduction, "a -f;-
for AL towns aiaE- tL. linz % th- ii.r.
ia southern r1at.
Nalar Iirumvr.l gives 81 most CLOWN
description # th,. country through Which
tiit newly completed brauchof L.- r1al
ull-. " furJ '-airu be-. -rs.ut a night.
aal ..u4on- the attractions t;4,re VA, ia.
absence Of Eo~,Futu.-~, u tar L.lfl-
u-.-i ~ there MAS uu occasion ter them.
He peaks If the fish in ti,. ua, arr.
Peace creek. AMI ,le,lar,-~ at times tLr
water j. simply black with them, 81 va
Ipu> -pecis-, large m >izs. and If III, :
quality. Mr.. ". :. l.Gutiu-. vino ,io-
1. mu~trXtrnsIy,. business in tloh al ,,llr
hrh :. accompanied MaIpr liromw,ll on
Ihl- trIp, and that Gentleman \, M r.Iuoy,.
his huslne,, from Cedar hey, to I'lnta
'iof'la and viii there engage IN liz, Sam.
eutCrpTIs. on 4 more extensive >clleth4u
s.,r b'laf''. both .A ii>t. ,,tId -. '.Ihsrr
a. NOR. t,A an l'r.,e, { ft-, n tfui uaf.utt,.
iiarnur hay 10 the square inch, sal
MAJOR iirumwc.l, eucT-r.tlcally, than /
ever -aw anywhere, and 1t i, hot -urptls-
lu- that a number of iisherl,rs have al
"ta'iy h.ru ,',tab shed there
>icthlE; ui the road. MAJOR Erpmw.,i
oaS thei, 4, not :, bitter load ued To- Ia,
tound hcr'abDUt than that OF the Char
lJttr lldblg hrauchoi the Florida south
yrH, and there /, no ia. cdlnent 10 gpUd
tlfIIy Ue,ns nd,ic. NJ All towns the COM
pauy has erected very good and neat
station HOUSES, such buildings IN fact a,
! " III answ, / the dtindnd, Tor some Veal
/ 10 come and the aiyaucrIn, III ui the aec-
ton shall have gfeatly Increased the pop.
uiattuu ot the country.
Ihe iIofIda southern. .rrlhs that TIN
4 hariOtte llarhor section Is tI,stIltd L.
come al once To- tic front rank as aN .ttrr
resent, II, we'll Il, IA substantial bu.lnr,,
POINT, has d"trtInlitd To- erect IA large amt
cummodiuu, hotel at ntatutla, Which
viii b. completed 10, the coming SEASON.
Ihe huu," Viii hc ilnlshcd IN the best
manner and hullt ia the modern ,tN H. ii
dfchltcttu with capacity Of !Oo rooms.
Major lironw.iIthnk, tn cIImat, very
perfect, and at III time Is 1t hotter than
hrrc IN lnlatka or at jacksonville ct
Gainesville OF lal,ah.t,,r,'. he NIGHTS.
Ia" sdts, arr simply delightful,
IN" iIorila Southern Is prrrarln.
tai coupon ticket, tor Larloll, IialIof.
AMI all point, down that way. ana viii
MAKE 1t most l.shtlul mp to all who
may ,r,l that section. Eral estate there,
as Yet, !, selling at n.asunabl, prlcr+, aud
10y tins mean, sales arr frequent ami set.
/ tIrr, not at all unusual. The road r. hay.
inG nr~ maps lualeuI the section which
VII he put iDioir the public rs soon n,
thu w"rh can be- completed ha the pub
Il,lni-.
In conclusion, MAJOR laonwrll i,.
tnii he'd that tl"y wrir going To- MAKE
til" 'hulutt" llaIl"r country what TIN.
i,atuI intended It should la' tie, ilu,-t
COUNT! uhi,r the stln.
We shall hay" more tu Sat un he sub
pet b'ior" long, and such Development,
Is may Ia na,ir IN the itlI iiti r,,tl, tluh-
ut ir,lslIis, 81 such uthcr matters ~ Vii
lie "I mt'n, It To- the ,o,niaI puhlIr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14
l u" Sewer ttu, >tio,i.

E'u'pr IA ANA NlH-
n, my Last communication seems Il
have excited sutur manifestations of I'm
bt'st IN regard IL the sanitary condition
ii oar c'ty, | viii make some ,u..,,.
ttono IA r"1ar'i t. drainage and ,ll,Int,r
ttun.
"" at" not ahtr To make, AT th,. ire.
mt tiuir, such "a system Of scA,rs "A, a.,
VIII tN'htuhiiy require, but W. certainly
can put IN tlcdItcu~ along all til. pm
trh Streets t;riiug to the rlstr, aui n
ltNN ate pat ~ lrd>l three feet under th,
ground they Nlli remove the water fran
IA" ottloutl ami yuu viii lind no sta.uulI
water OYER ui near them. Vow tim, Nlll
hot taiise n greater outlay ui money than
any northern farmer would maxi, If Il,
was irNlh- {" hnng a rl're OF wet land
INTO cultivation II Tia" farmer can at.
iurI Ia do tl.i-, surely the en-, of IA.
ld;ha can de- tl,r >aue thing.
lhs vii ru,l'ie no MEALS Of getting
iil OF s'"ctagr proper bat that can IL.
provided Tor at present ll dt-IntrctIup
ami frequent removals.
In dlsintr'tng til,r, ;ttr a nu,ul,,r a,
chemical ana ulitr agents that can IA,
tl~rd, aud ~ IT," experiments ut DR..
u. VI. N,"ihbci,' III regard Ia certain sub
stdit"s destroy M hlrtcrG, 81 nearly
c"lnridrs with " hat WAS known OF Then,
power rs 'ii~lht,ctInts, shalt ,u,ut,
Some Of his results. II" found that ,u,.r.
ctifIc 'hlprl,Ir would tla.trn, GERM, vh,u
diluted IN water 10 part To- ~ 600.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14

''"". ~. hqurrt, I'll Pomona, passed
through l'aIatka 1T evening ru routr
I"r lialIalo, y, y. where h. gp,, on
business AMI pleasure rlcanlt prru"v
to bun.
w Geo y Nqutrr INFORMED II, YES
trtiay that hls mIl Wa- un the boom
at the tmr, aud rrodur,n, lois of ,uru
Der. His litm shipped another car
load Yesterday for ,utnr ti-tln, point
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14
49, Trade intiir south

Ilrc-5 trade throughout the SOUTHERN
states l. idlhlIN increasing ~ proportion
and from the number If fowls ANIMAL,
hatch"d and feared the general opinion
Is, they should u" much cheaper than tine
pttrr piid fer them At the present WI
tins. lrlrrr tow are from II. tu s.
cents per dozen, amt in some place. a.
hugh Is - cents. In the latter ease the,
ate guaranteed fresh the ,iay delivered
While IN the former. It may hr said il l.,
Il very common occurrence t. find ~,
many rs nine ont ut twelve III a yer,
tad Ntatr. The price have quoted >,Gt
are for hen - -.,s only, 1t hclns u hand
matter tn procure rIthrr duck. goose or
turkey eggs, except at very high prizes,
v nearly all the c.E~ consumed in our
suutIuIu towns ami ,Ittr~ are furnished
EN farmers III the vicinity ur .l,rw here
II - also bard t. Lct eggs which YOU can
rely utI ~ lnlnC fresh unless Won were
Ia hr' p fowl, tor Nuur private use. This
many persons d". but the majority Is
above stated are furnished hy farmer,
The weather here has a irving effect
upon oar eggs. ami they. therefore. de-
not keep frr~h very long. Dn account vi
tins several tluctrt- and breeders hl>r
concluded not To- ~hlpcgGs north durln.
that Hu II tive wear, - m nearly ever,
ease thrt are unit fer rltlvr hltrhrtg or
eating upon their ARRIVAL ut their d,,rj.
nIlluu, AMI the shipper Is generally held
n>p'u-lhi1 thereof this " cuur~, does
not pay, thrrrture the above runrlu>lun
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14

vs. t"r call made III TIM NEWS, "A meet
ny ul I'll" young people was held AT the
Residence "f Mr. ". T.. Rarnom Mon
day evening, for Tia" purpos" Of organil-
ny lltrrar, and s,clul club The at
tendance, owing Ia several entertain
n"nt~ being on hand for the evening
was small, Tut ttr interest manifested in
the organization If the club was ,,,y
considerable. For a brtt,r name il vos
called the IT. Il. club. 10y which il viii
be known until Il more perfect organlza
tlnn is effected. The club will meet ON
"wednesday evening next, the 10Th inst
when a large attendance Is expected.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-14

me dividends of the Mutual l.ic In
surancr Company, of New York, 10y ac
tual comparison, are nearly twlc" a.
large as they are IN any other company.
No conditions, no restrictions. TINS II
the company 10 insure IN. The best III
the world. /. lIarkins billiard, STATE
Agent. Je2. Il