The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-04
CITY NOTES

and TIA, u. .iis !. &c q Ise rno-t plss.-
a.; Z Kerr CiEy.
NJ Jea..rsoo, &. Frgtl.rj. h.s frs
T01ns o-arce sroT- thai = far, l1z3-!
.ith frat. ,has proving a. sIoeptsoa 70
TIE isosral TIT Q. grove H sap-ct.
70 hare Is nan! o,sns.- a. Ls hsi as
year.
NJ. Frank WrsL,. * " Rc-al. .hip-
81 sn= 10: % .aao o.--. - W. y
Ju.,io.. Q. Pti!s!elph!z All sIpsc;sro
receive a good return frcn them. Veg
stAb4-s are ROE gag Earth n lAr.e
quanr,-s.-
Mr. u {. Goo1. 2 received . ,ery "a,
tv.--9 tear from Sor.alk yess~riay.
Which Ma. kil.s !ass tack .: TIA, la.t-
i-S. J; wss "a; AID Z &c. and Gooison'.
customers .n!oy-t rare ,res; "a .a,inS
the exce.Is., Tar meat
CAPT. A. J. Beach AID CAPT. Is. +
Mejrax took a lay - S1ndsy. AMI
ven, Gp 70 Dray,on Isa1i 70 sc the
csttase patch & Dr. Pe,,,t, and sr.1!
til ho-I4ali;iss c. TIA, gentleman
They .r.n, the day II =, Pleasantly.
We noticed an e,esan, diamond rag
IL tie chow w;r1ov q Mr.. T. !. Ri!es
yesterday. which : y L~ ra-t'e-i at the
Gem City Guards far "a THURSDAY aish,
fr bene;i, Q! the company. The rag i.
valued a, $40 sui tie chances vii! t=
o. each.
Tie Adie. AMI ssni.szsu t=lo1gir.
70 The "Oli Folk. Cgn-er, chorus are
requested TO nee, promptly a: hall pa.,
seven ,hi. evening .: Fry's Opera Hog...
The ladies' interested in the Gen City
Guards fair will meet q, tho E.,- r.ak
az 3 ?. VI. has evening
y burglar broke into the toa.e ~ Ma.
Jor6. =. Healsy, - Lake Louisa ls,
week and stole his coat. and the genial
Nal0r canno, appear IN town now. Bu,
IN. letter half came ipwn Yesterday.
and did no, seem n much grief IN &C
coun: Of the misfortune.
Hei'l, everybody ia soins north now.
VINO n.snd tie compelled ,os,ay home
individuals look with longing eye a,
the huge pile Of baggage ,ha, i piled
mi I, lao hsr % H. a
pou Yesterday the steamer Georgia
brough, a, leas, twenty-five trunks
dow u the river fJr parties On route north.
An exciting RUNAWAY VA. witnessed
yesterday Afternoon on Water street. 4
horSe t-.lpnging 10 Capt, Gay. attached
10 wagon, become frightened near
Alderman * Jackson's corner, and broke
OIL down the street, tearing the wagon
to pieces by the tim. 1t reachsi The
News o'iirs. The horse wa. M; hurt,
bu, the driver got nice fall.
Some time since Nr Martin Gardner,
Of Fort Gates. while absent from HE
bous. fOr a short while. was robtsJ Of a
very fine banjo. some wearing apparel
aud oil 81 his sho, and power. The ban
jo Is supposed to b. in Pala,ka OF Jack
sonvi!le, and a. il il very fine in.tru.
m-nt he is anxious 10 recover it. The
police should keep lcokou, for il.
DR.. l.. W. W. Manavay. general %.
lIci,iDg agent OF the State Industrial Ia.
s,i,nt., will lecture to-nigh, a, the A.
". T.. church, on the subjec, Of in.
dustrial education and the benefit. that
will accrue to abe s,ate and colored peo
pie from a we'll conducted industrial in.
sttute. Our colored citizens should turn
out and hear what the doctor has TO
say.
Capt. Morgan, master o. the steamer
Queen 81 81 Johns. owns ono ~ III.
incest places on the river opposite the
Sister Islands. Al present hc has a
couple OF acres Of onions that are very
fne, looking rich, thrifty and luscious
We do not know the varieties which
he cultivates, but should think the ltal
ian aud Bermuda varietie. would be the
best for thi, section.
This has been mos. remarkable wear
for straw berries, aud all who have cul.
tivsted them report the creates. success.
They have brought fairly good prices in
the market from the first, and have
proven n most profitable crop. Tho most
profitable use to which the berries can
he put, when the market price Is too low
10 pay, Is to make Jelly OF them, Straw.
berry jelly is described by those who
have tried it, to he Of most excellent
quality, second only tn the favorite
guava Jelly.
The "one and coats" bridge were up
before the mayor in good force ycster.
day, and joel Harris, Charlie Coleman.
and one other whose name We failed to
get. known to the police as 'box car pill.
grims." from their rersistency in sleep.
Ing in empty cars, were each fined Z and
costs, which they are now working gu;
on the streets. John II. Stewart, a white
man, was found asleep in the shavings