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Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

In Memory Of Maggie w. Barlow
wesp not for me, parents dear.
Angels nov are bending near;
All, I.see them, now they s1y.
"Ccms thou loved one, come avay.
An. ths earth 10 fstr TO thee,
But q fAirer world i Zee;
for though dim this mortal stgnt,
sui pey osd tits uoodrsus bright
And the gate will open wide
when cross the nJwtng tide;
Angels room stli bear me Ger.
And IN st~nd upon that shore
Thea. wken Jesas do greet,
oh nv 10Y vii be bmpiete
Ard WIN the snzelfc tnfoDg.
I can sing the glad new song.
Weep rot tor ne in that home.
win uaft Il see ySu eome;
sister, brother meet me there,
Fer it 10 divinely fair
And dear teacher, schoolmAtes. to,
/ do send last acieu.
For my work with yoa IL done,
soon Il sat my earthly sun
ROW lean upon His heart,
All it 10 eternal rest;
Jesus beekons, 1 behold
God's great glortts manifold
K,ss me once before SO,
f0F my voice IL shaking low;
heaven DAVIS upon my sight,
Meet me in tina. land Of Egat.
wnmingtfn n, Del, March 9, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Change In PrlM

Mr.. Clark y. Sammis. h ~
manager Of the Acsdem, tYyy
made asweeping. feduc;ias&l
of ad m issiop, which vilal
much 70 populalire The saA
prices hereafter will be a. ih,
the first eight rows, that btaz
inclusive, the price will b 81
The remaining ten rows, tssI
inclusive, will be 80 cents; ssgI
dress circle, that Ia the fnt ole
be- 35 cents; general adulaiOls
and in the second gsIlsp |!
Reserved seats for tomOms !
perfoI m nee are nov 60 SAEI
trees, No. SIT Market street. Vi.
Clay ton House.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Deliver 40 Atdi''N

Jefferson Davis has ! ,,sPI !.
yitation to deliver 40 s y, M
goneiy, Ala, in My !,, w NJ
. Confederate cla aiI,i,,IIi,,iSll
there are already sIl1s', 49,
OF securing q building ,s VA IA
the great crowd w S n
ton ton Warehouse, capsbi. q
coating 500 people VET
seoured.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

The special services in West Pr shy
terrain Church wers re commenced last
evening. Qaite large sized andienc,
WAS present. The pastor, Rev. A. N
Keigwin, preached q powerful sermon
taking the Holy Ghost as his subject
The services will be continued every
evening this " eek, excepting Saturday
commencing at seven and q hal
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

C5OR KESr-Ar A YEKY LOW FIG
No. So West TAirtesnte,s rooms front perch
Ne. SD A&dIsJn, IL IOonA villa improve
menp.
Eo.l48 Van Buren, streets roo ma front porch.
5 o-e. y. T. cor jackson AID Chestnut, :
rooms.
ms = ct %ixth street, 9 rooms, front yard
art NUrsh
1905 W 8. >eso.d s.rest, roomI, front yard
anu pcreh
lls9! west eighth street. rooms, mont yard
and pUrcn.
Tao sss IA Linden Gourt-
Ill ami lis frenea street, rooms.
g Freucn Eirset, store.
SIS Popisr street., Q rooms
rupiy 70 j.. PIERCE,
Iuli u Ne 81 No, West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Lowish Prices.

The personal property of the late
Thomas White, Of New CASTLE Hundred,
was sold at pu bile sale on Tuesday af-
terpoon, by William j. LaDk. auc-
tioneer, at reasonable prices. Horses
brought from IS to 500; pair Of mules
$240; cows from $50 TO $50; reansr anG
hinder, $50; moving machine, %; lsrg,
farm roller, IS.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

The entertainment at the Citizens
Rink, commencing on Thursday even
log, will be more than usually Interest
ing, aud our citizens who wish TO pass
an hour or two pleasantly can do &C
with very little expense. The Elliott
family display wonderful agility OF
the bicycle as we'll ~ on the rollers, ant
cannot &c excelled in any Of their varied
| teats. Wherever they have appeared
they have attracted large audiences and
al have warmly applauded their action
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
w,orida's Conllns = "a

The spring e.hI r 'Jsselrs'sd
excel ~a,S' in attractiy,e . ED =. .1s,p n
cea.ors despite tn eeoUuv.idsnbt I!
not SS e only ssttrsotlyss,. but q II ~
OF the varied proau'''
the State.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
The weights ard ~

Jacob DeAkype, The a III
Weight, and mes ,saOe.i Z "a
County, has com me ,sL il "
G nses. These b, who vii, wish !, e "a
weight, and mes' III sFt s SSaE
and King stIests' OF a. IA 20
street, aud they Wal y
tended TO.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

|CPECIA AL NUTICE-rU THOSE " EAR
~ ing spectacles and eye glasses, the fo,-
loving Is OF vital importa rce:
Knowing to what an enormous extent the
general pubic purchase spec acles AMI eye
lasses from those that DO not undc,stan
the eTe, which o rare cases need the require.
ments Of a Derfec, it, Dr b q. Marcus, Of
sos King street, the we'll known consultins
and practical 0ptician, will exomtne your
eyes In most serious cascs OF impR req
eyesight free OF charge. with test ltrses, foi
spectlclee and eye glassee. All Roocs SOLO
I In this establishment warranted, Spectsolet
from 500 up, TO suit any eyesight. eos King
street, Wtlin inglo 10. Ia
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
u.nen show at fi''I n,

show Of cog. .a. n$s, 'n' fsoaIg,1
western Pennsy ", The CsnItI
.'nr 60 and and liz e1 ,n 9sis
s "a s;s: * s. 's &: i' '' ii
iafa0.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

The Weather.

Tomorrow promises TO be fair and
rather warmer, folio wed by cloudiness
and perhaps light rain. Friday slightly
cooler, partly cloudy 70 fair.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Militsry pf''.
v..,arday aftern'on, , : thGi'

Yesterday st ss,a visited tiStj
the IL r. E' ssss.o Gis'G Tempe %E. p 30
s.. ss5y i To . Sj!i1. ...s,@si;,a's's
s Colontl BurDhsn S SIpi l. b. ~,
i sird r. Robinson, Dr. I' did 'sr'' l
and ChurchuSD' /
the mselveS' ~-.dSsl
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
HOUSES, HOUSES
FOR SALE.

HOUSES, HOUSES. HOUSES
FOR SALE.
1900 washir gton, rooms sbA bath,
l3O2 Washington, . rooms ana bath.
1904 Washington, rooms ana bath.
l906 Washington, rooms and DATA.
2Oa WASHINGTON, II rooms and bath.
r. L. cor. folfth and Welt, rooms and
bath.
i22s Wet, rosps and bath.
laos Harrison sIooms and bah.
IA HAIR 500, r. oms and bath.
| sl2 Jackson, rooms and bath.
ses Jsckscn, Q rcoms and bath.
$50 Jackson, (cOrner), . looms and bath.
.l2s Jscktob, o rooIs ard bath.
Il ll3o Jackson, o rooms and bah.
Thirteenth and Jefferson, rooms and
bath.
s9I Van Buren,, Q rooms and bath.
l SIS Van Buren. rooms aud bath.
l to3 Madison, roopS and bAth.
| sO5 Madison, 9 rooms aGd bath.
L 72s Madison. ROOM and bath.
T.s Madison, Is. r. co-.) sr. omB and bath.
500 NJ Adissn, roo ne an q bath.
500 Madison, 10 rooms and bath.
SIS NJ adifOp, Q rooms and bath.
Il so7 NJ adIson 0 rooms aud bath.
800 Tatnall. . rooms and bath.
l0c2 Orange, rooms and bah.
1 ll22 Uonard.
va sie. g.s and 20 Buyer ave, rooms.
LOOT lin, o rooms ard bath.
1907 Lincoln, rooms and bath.
Corner Cedar and Hight. rooms and
bath.
40 W. Seventh streat. IL rooms and bath
| 600 W. sixth street. rooms and bath.
so w. Tenth. looms and BATH.
GA West Second, o 70 ms
l02b Trenton Place. o rooms and bath.
Oil " est Fourth, rVoms and bath.
| 9l3 West Foul tn. ems nd bath.
si5 West Fourth. er4oms and bath.
ri 1921 est Fourth. rooms and bath.
Al lli3 West Eighth, looms and bath.
III West Eighth. r-ous ard bath.
| 80 Easf Tenth, ~ rooms and bath.
i 429 l.. bird. : rooDs tnd b .th.
Il Il l.. Twenty -socond, rooms and bath.
IL $40 East Thirteenth, o rooms and bath.
f96 East sixth. sroCIns aud bath.
To5 = Last sixth. rooms and bath.
Al4 sherman, q room.
go Bei nett. rooms ami bath.
II S.E corner Twelfth and Elizabeth,
: Iroons ard bath.
Of N. T.. corner Twelfth and Elizlbeth,
>, rooms and bath.
). r.. corner Taylor and Poplar, II room
Ibath ami stors.
y. W. corner Filth and French, stora.
9 nous. on Wilson, between Ninth an
"a Tenth. Z rooms.
n open oil evenings from 70 s.
AL BY
Ill PHILIP h. CLARK b 90.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

MEMPHIS, "I collOp sr,sI
s1s;Ss = a. No. i Il, 9P &c.,
% 'ss:isn~ aSSua IT. e e., 81 =.
a neiadlss 8 .T ssssgs 5i'aiie, 81 81
s :, N a sstSS 11' 's'''''''''
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Personal.

Rev. 2. +. Carpenter, of this city
student at Crew, 10 filing the pulpit al
Hilton, N j., during the PASTORS 40
BEIGE 81 conference.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17
Congr ess.


In the Q. s. SeDa-e On Tuesday, Mr..
Morril', from tie Finance Com mIttee, |
reported adversely the bill Introduced |
by Mr Malone 20 allow drawbacks on |
imported materials used In tobacco
when manufactured in this country
and afterwsrd exported. MI. Blair,
from the Committee on Pensions, re-
ported bill for the rslisf Of soldiers OF
the late war honorabiy discharged after
six months service, who are disabled
aud dependent on their own labor for
support, and the dependent parents Of
soldiers who died in the service or
from disabilities contracted therein.
The House bill increasing the pensions
of soldiers widows was taken mp, the
6enate's action in amending u bill
was passed as it came from the House.
The EtmuDds resolutions were then
taken up and debated. Adjourned.
Ia the House, Mr.. Brown, Of Indiana.
offered resolution, vi ich was adopted
directing the Civil Service COMMITTEES
TO inquire into charges that officers OF
the House 1 the Forty-eighth Congress
exacted money from citizens OF Indiana
for the use Of their IL fiuepce In secur-
ing the passage of river improvement
legislation.
A rumber Of bills and resolution
were Introduced under the call Of State
and referred. Mr.. Bland, from tn
Committee on Coinage, moved 10 sus
pend the r1les and adopt the following
resolution:
That House bill 8. $50, "For the Ere
Coinage OF Silver" 10 made sps cha
oder for Saturdays, ooh and 2ltl
instant, AND Saturday, 3 ! OF APril: an
the same to be again taken up Taet day
A7ril 9th, after the morning hour "a
II, con sideration Of lis reported b
4 mmitteee, aud 80 10 continue froG
Gay TO day until disposed Of; provided
.h1., unless sooDer ordered by II
II ,use, the previous question shall
peud ng thereon at 0 clocz Thursda!
Apr 8fb; this order Tot to in.erfel
wit revenue or general appropriate
b Is, exceps on Thursday. April 81
e ssd for fual disposition OF this orde
After dtscussioD, the motion Wi
q reed n. Tee result "Gas greets
with a round OF applause from the 81
yer meB. The vote cannot, howeve
be regarded As test vote, inssmuch
such well known opponents of tr
coinage Of silver az Mr.. Finley,
Maryland, and Mr.. Bayne and N
Scott, of Psnnsylv4nis. voted in I
alive; while Mr.. Blount, Of Get
Ria, Mr.. Curtin, of Pennsy lvaDia, ~
Nj DouRherty, of Florids, who at fl
voted in the negative, changed tn
votes at the solicitation OF friends, "
desired that discussion should
held. Had not this change been ma
the motion would have lacked Tire !
cssssry two thirds In the afi rmative.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

r OST-A SILVER CROSS, ST. DDtD
vita rkif etlne, was lost on MONDAY.
IN going from lei Gars avenue and Nest TO
slT Shipiey street. Inc hEder VIII Do re-
wardtd 90 leaving sans at Shi icy
street. ~
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

ENOh SALE OHEAP -1WO 8OOD
II wagons. Apply at All y. VsnBuren, OF
az HAhI.I WlIoIL'S, fro I and Madison
streets. mill 2ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

The flow of milk from cows can b
largely increaDed by the use Of Day
Horss Powder.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

IlCBLIU SALE-rhE SUBS Ot IbEE,
inteac ing 70 give up housekeeping, uiil
sell all his household KoOds 81 paplse hais, al
IS West n IN b street, on
MOSDAY, MARCH q, 1855,
Ats O'Clock, N.
.-or list Of Grtielss SEE hand bills.
mI54. JOhN waikiki.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

n UST-A POCKErBOOK, On SECOND
Ia erect, tetween JsHerson and Jackson;
...,.ra Cttered n returned TO MCCARTNEY
q kEnkI, Fifth AID shipley SITS. lrG
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

UST-BE1W LIN 1hlkD AND JET.
4 A fefson AID 4 oufth and MadisoD, set
OF drawings Tor house. n auitaole reward
will pc paid for same II left At sab and -os
facU,ry, 1hirI and orange streets.
It's W.. j. NALL
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOTICE II FOhbID Any Ne
~ trusang or La boring ny wife, hArS
=. l. ylor ard my child. as abe has ieft my
o and Doatd without last provocaton, AMI
| will pay no Ills OF her contracting
mil 80 janis 4. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

,NJn ANA lwO SrUKs BRICK.
~ Louse ak rooms, osIu and shed XII
cnen, nos aud co ID water, Isrse yard, sid1
aIiey and xoOd cell. n, ali com plete. a n Is
MU AnAi, I2.s w. An street. Mist
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

xxYANIEo-A YOCNa MAN WITH
w AbJuI three years expeIieLee TlsAes
q situation "a Lreman Or 10 run lnIesI ns
I.ngioe. Can Lely Ia blacksmith shop. Al
tTes 1918 ~ est :,ecO1d street. mlI -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

~, r kEeT-OfFICE IN L &CHA NO I
IS building. corEer seventh and mSrkes
ArpIy % j. PIEhCE,
III ! .stwethsa Noe Vert seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

SXT AfTED-FIvE While OOOES Al
w the Wellington IngeIlgence ONCE
,C3 Orange street miT.2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

HR SALE--A NEW UOOKlN =
Il ttove. hrst-clsss piano aid suite
OF larlor 1uiniture chsap. Address L,
III Ctkce ml7 3tI
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

AT AZ CAoSAf - AA~t
head Of good WORK or driving horses, -
head Of HON e.rAissd COWS, IL Of FS1Efa
witch are fresh, some have alVesARSs
~ their aide. the others springins; U--0-7
mel fers. of which are coming years d,
tad coming year oio, bulls. one .h 1s.'
FARMING IMPLEAtNtS q farm
Wax n, one new lest spring; hsy s4gen
vii rtgKinx. ] Tsylors rhke, Eteel Votn
used but one season; Cha npion mower and
ruaper GO abIned Ca ambiOn binder In good
RI Meg srde:, i RicEforc and nonm N grain
4 snd fertilizer drili. In good order; corn
Ieheilers, ole new his wIutsr, with separator
IaftAchment; Van Wickle ian, Roo1 ~ new,
Ii horse POSER; / 9srm .ntogn carriage,
YORK wsgon. sleigh and bells. ! olreru
suiky pl ~, nearly new; l roller, grin1'
4 stone. grain cradle. plCws, harrows, euitivs-
t?rs, double al s,ngle nee, rhts, nee
eros bar, beam and peas, bAskels, AN
busesIs and halt peek n easures, iot OIL
grain 9SHs, sets Of earn .ge ha nets set
., wagon harness, Get tf ploH narnets
b-t ss co Iars, hsIters lot OF old iron, and
/, other articles
tubs, a lot Of milk cans ami cream kettles
. mix lueEe,s and nils p.ns' scalss' "tishU
II KITCHLN FuaNi1 UK cook stove
Niagara NO. . and fixtures; with lot 0
= oih. cooking utensils. clothes " niger
ttuos. bucg ets a 10: 4 Hat irons, cothe
morse. chaus and bsocnes. dining and eliot
!. tables, = lot OF cTockery, stone and GA
q ware, 3 dozen brooms. with lot OF ONE
4 houseboId goods. ChlcseLs and turkeys
= lot of hams and shoulders, picked porE an
lard by the pound, poSA'oes oy the onsheI
Hot tf ctder barre sud vinegar, ! lAIR
= liam bell. 40 acres heat IN the Rrt urC
DI well MANFRED and tertliized, ana many osh'
|. articles nos mentioned.
III TERMS: All ums OF ST. and under casl
y all over that amount acr~dit of eight mont
/. will be given by the purcbaser giving no
with approved endorser No Interest II pa
: when due; IL not paid WREN due interest fro
cate. Nj 20 d. TO be removed until TIE
i. conditions nave been complie1 with
DAVID WRITTEN,
4o los u WRITTEN.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

.SqRAY DOG-A OUN3@@Eszo
brown deg, with cham coliar,
sane 10 heIr:tEists Of the sub 49,
scr her nea: 70 dcale, on d oDdsy act.
GO. WEST.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

IGOR SALE-CHEkP, COUEiER AND
- ebslvinR Of trimming ss9Ie. Seventh
I'D n ashingt0n etr.sls. ml7-Stt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

nJBLlC SALE-THE UNDERSIGNED
4 intending TO quitfl ming, viii ssll AZ
public sale, at his residence, ne. CAsJe
hundre3, about = mics east Of rev Castle
on
FRIDAY. MARCH 18th, 1855,
at II O'Clock a. N =, sharp,
All his SOCK and farming utensils, as
rive horses AID thles cola Ham TN
bletoniAn stock. ia
No /. Alexis. bay horse, goh dilNsr and
So'a UnariIe, bay h, rse, good worker
No. q. Queen. young bay mare, very
good worker and driver.
no4 sam, yCung o:oWn bose. very
No. Meg. bay mare, also good worker
No. blanche, bay mare colt, 2 year.
No, I. John, bay horse colt, years ole
NOS. cemr, bay norge colt,9 month
nine head OF No. mich COWS also
s9-ee. Thoroughbred jersey bull, between
AM years oid a,Lo LUZ year
old, ios ana snoats
FAhMtNtf UTknSIES-l phosphate
!; wheat a d seed drill, gooi IS now; Haine
" osd'sprain dIf4l q lTmantown Cal
rage, / suiky, chanli' u combined reape
md mover. flows, hArr0us, cuitiVators,
ard digging, timothy hay By the ton, l 80
j. cutter, gfai IN fan, / com sheiler, pa X
seigh and a good sewing machine, collar
hrtn es a lot of harness. dairy fixtures, a
:. OF household goods, and many otnsE article
4, also 500 bushels Of corn.
CoNDITIoNS uF sALE-An sums
las ana under, cash; over that amount
cred II Of months on purchaser giving
Is eankable cote with approved endorser ~
y tefest added. Jam "a "a oAS'A
,oi IL. w, Sttdham s. son, Aucu:
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

SXp EU-BOa RIDERS, Al No. 800
w shipIey Etreet. fleafant 20 story
front rooms and good accommodations also
table boarders. NM '-ot
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

rdfR SAL.F-A Lot OF GREEN
n trimmed shoe boxes, q nice Il u ssels
icunve aud lot Of lssts viii be sold cheap.
Apply at COS M adisVn street.. mhE 81
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

HON hENr-PAhLuR AND KITCHEN
a on the FIRST floor, rooms On the third
a. DRY no c. ldrtn. kppLy at Iob MonIoe
street mh'7 ~
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

r0OK sALk-THE STOCK AND FIX
n turts Of meat store doing good bust
ness. address "Meat store" this efiioe.
mI1.6-E
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

fIOAKDING-F o q X 9ENULEM EN-
% can get 20 ID board aid lodgi, <, Wit /
comforts, At 1o2 w est seventh s.Tset. h MS.
r. IA. kOrhERalLL. mi7-l2.s
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

NOR j ENT-A TEN ROOM ED HOUSE,
u with bate, not anu cold water, bl9 East
Six th street. side alley, rent $le mon b.
Inquire ut $40 kiAg street. nlToGa
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

llyANIlD-A LADY ,WAlTSk AT
w Restaurant, No 2ll King street: Ap-
ply between and IL a. IL, or and Z p
m. ml..EN
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

UoR SALE CBEiP- GOOD NO.
II fulton range; Gao be bought Tor "
pply at s2s kAst Sesond street, inimec lats
ly. mit StI
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

I0UR RkNi-A NUMBER OF STokFs
u and dwellings, rents rAnGipF RON v
q go 5er month. ID. u. NALft X, No
so7 ShIplsy street. Dhi1 ios
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

VTYAN1ED-A GIRL TO d. 9Er Ed.
w al kouseWcTk no washing. ~ prefer.
req Apply 81 >. W. cOrnsr seventh and
Spruce s.reeta mhIf-7ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

rNCR SALE-A RATrAN COACH
IL frice go. Apply AZ I'll Wet si1u
street.. mH-@
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

r usr "A SMALL OUIa PUkSk CON
IL tain ing SIS. A libersl reward VIII y
mad ON IT'S being IsfI 1t IhlEot1ce- EhiT o.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

WA J LauE, Auc' ionesr.
Vim y. Smsllay, clerk. ms-ZtcZW

nUBLIC SALE-THE UhDEkslGNED
intending 10 quit IA ming, Will soil a.
public sale, at his residence, New CAsJt
HUNDRED, about mics east OF ne" Castle
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

l.. W. stdhsm = son, Aucts. mil 81
Daily Republican., 1886-03-17

nUol.lO sALe OF oI-OJkh' Z Ana
gTccsr's nxtures. The snoscr esra. IN.
landing 70 discontinue business. et Nc. al
Madis n street. will sell sfthout reserve o.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-12

that escaped damage from last winters
severe freeze, which damage was avoided
by Mr. Young having his trees bedded
up with sand. The grove now shows the
good treatment 1t received. for it is in
most tlourishing and growing cond ton.
and is kept as clean as most people would
want their yards. The Manitoba is one
of the brag groves of the State, and
when once in full bearing will bring
plenty of revenue to its enterprising
owner.
We would advise our City Fathers to
send the Street Committee out sounding
the water in some of our streets, in order
to see whether it is necessary to push the
matter of sewerage. We think this might
help them to make up their minds TO go
TO work on the sewers in good earnest
The ladies union prayer meeting will
be held at Mrs. Deals tomorrow after
noon at 800, on Third street.
The young peoples union prayer meet
will be held tins afternoon at the Baptist
Church, at o'clock.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-12
PERSON AIS.

Mr.. Pierre IA. Pratt, of Leesburg,
is in town.
Mr.. L. W. Spuugs, of Salem, y. G., is
at the Phoenix.
Mr.. Oliver II. Rhodes. of Baltimore,
is ut the Saratoga.
Mr.. W. T. Orvis, of Jacksonville. was
in tie city yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Bird, of Charleston, $.
c., is at the Phoenix.
Mr.. c. p. Stephenson, of Pittsburg,
Pa. is at the Phoenix.
Mr.. G. y, Browning, of Richmond,
Va, is at the Saratoga.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hastings, of Intcrlachcn.
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. y. II. Parker. wife and children.
of Nanceburg, Ky, are at the Saratoga.
Messrs. J. w. Stewart and Il. c. Cole,
Of Chicago, are registered at the Phoenix
Hotel.
Messrs. d. X. Woodbridge and l.. l..
Morgan, of Macon, Ga, are are at the
Saratoga.
Mr.. Ed. RumIey, of Keuka, was in
town yesterday for few hours. looking
after business affairs.
Mr.. ID. II. Swami, of Waterville. Me-.
the proprietor of the big hotel at Punta
Gorda, is at the Saratoga.
NJ. Rufus II. Brown, of Massachu-
sets, and Mr.. II. r. Cargill, Of the Flor
ida Southern Railway, are at the Sar,
atoga. They are here looking after rail
road matters.
Capt. J. II. Welsh. Of WeIshton. and
his brother, Mr.. VI. Welsh, who has Just
arrived from Buffalo, are guests of In,
Saratoga. Mr.. Welsh comes to Florida
To make his home, and we extend him a
cordial welcome and wish him good for
tune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-12

Just arrived direct from New York
and @lsew here, ana now opening for the
Holiday Trade, "Silver Star" and Bone
less Hams, Boneless and Rib BI eakfast
Bacon, Smoked Tongues, Frankfort
Sausage, BolOgnas, Salmon, Halibut,
Haddies, Goldfish, Holland Herring, An
chovies, Boneless Corn Beef, Pigs Feet,
Tripe. Saur Kraut, Large Spanish On
ions, Apples, Grapes, Prunes, Figs, l..
l.. and Seedless Raisins, Loose Musca-
tells, Dates, Currants, Bananas, Evapo-
rated Fruits, and a full line of standard
Canned Goods, Fancy and Staple Gro
ce rfes. BE pleased to send your orders
that they may be filled PROMPTLY at THE
Family Store" X. X. REID.
de1l-tojan1
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-12
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cents. Lemon Hot Drops. Sold by drug
gists. Prepared by DR.. II. Motley, At
anita, Ca, in both liquid and lozenge
form.
LEMON HOT DROPS.
had for several years a severe ulcer
ated sore throat, causing much pain and
uneasinesS, as there was considerable
hemorrhaGe when cous hing. l bought
one bottle of DIR. MoZley's Lemon Hot
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relief: have used it only "a hours.
and my throat and cough is almost en-
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and speedy remedy.
y. F.THoMPSoN,
1l6 :. Forsyth street.
Sold 10y Rudolph kersting.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-12-12
KEUKA AND PLEASANT VALLEY.

Special Correspondence Palntka NEWS.
Well, we are having plenty of rain.
Our hotels are doing a fair run of bus
mess.
4 coon hunt resulted in two ''barked'
shins, a sprained ankle, stove-up
thumb, a lame back and a fit of neurals
gia. and the coon, all unconscious of our
misery, rests in the hollow OF the old
gum tree.
ORANGES are coming in quite freely
now a days. Our packer. NJ. 8. Rich
mond. has been paying Sl.O0 10 $1.15
per hundred. Pretty good prices you
say. We'll, | should smile" Ii our
grove was in bearing we would take n
trip around the - Well, there is no
use talking about il, we must put il of
a season or 50.
Mr.. Warnock. of Palatka, with a gang
of hands, is putting up Mr.. Hamer's
house.
Next year our people are going 10 put
out cane, broom corn, Cassava and milo
maize. There is TO use TO raise truck
for the Northern markets, while the
transportation companies take all the
returns. Let us raise those things we
can eat, feed and sell at home.
Awful dull times this week. No sick
ness, deaths, marriages or births TO re-
port. There was rumor about we'd
ding: The NEWS reporter run down the
young fellow and he said it wasn't true
Then he ran down the young lady, and
she said None yer bisness,' so we guess
il is not true.
Conductor Newell is one Of the pleas
ATTEST "boys" that ever punched a ticket
on this road. 1t don't cost anything to
be good, if you want TO.
Your reporter learns that there is II
prospect of THE News receiving the
press dispatches. Well, that's what we
want. Give us first-c class daily. One