The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-24
CITY NOTES.
HIS IMPRESSION.

(The oyster huns in the drowsy stew
He sings To himself gambolier song
TO life the clam blddeth fond adIeu)
Il am bound to make an impression.n
The best Laid plans of men and mice
ooh, woe to him who believes Delief)
viii come to naught on the treacherous ice
My hero fell from his high estate
(fhc painters art fair Nature mars,
Joined together were hat and skate
could the heavens hold so many stars y
And think he made an impression.
Chicago sun.
Where will you worship to-day:
Col r. l.. Dancy was in the city yes
Palatka this week.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. FL. L.
Green is convalescing.
\ schooner from Philadelphia landed
at this port Yesterday, with miscellane-
r'i- cargo.
The thermometer registered yesterday
at : o'clock, a. m, so, at noon, Go, and
at 6 p. m, so.
Mr.. E. r. Farrar has q new furniture
and delivery wagon in connection with
his business.
Frank j. HELEN, of the Sunday DEM
ocrat, Jacksonville, w as registered at the
Phoenix yesterday.
Some fine land are offered for sale at
Interlachen. For particulars address 80,
Hotel Interlachen. See special.
Miss Laura Sauble, daughter of Mr..
Eli Sauble, of Sauble Station, this coun
ty, was in the city yesterday.
The splendid weather of the past few
days has net been surpassed within the
knowledge of the Oldest inhabitant.
The wall around the water tank at the
Palatka gas works broke in two places
Friday, but no serious damage was done.
The street in front of the Putnam
House was cleaned of the trash yester-
day, and will now be more pleasing to
the eye.
The Eliza Hancox will make another
special Sunday trip from Jacksonville
to-day, bringing cargo of freight for
Gardner C Eaton.
Schooner Charley Bucki, from Calais.
Maine, was lying at the Paiatka dock
Yesterday. She brought full cargo of
lumber, shingles and hay.
Mr. Jas. d. Dunn, Jr., after long i'll
ness, was out yester day and took a
drive around the city. He has had quite
long and severe illness.
Friday the fire engine was engaged
in pumping water from the river into the
'arce iron tank of the gas work, which
viii hold Al, 900 gallons.
The large iron safe for the Putnam
House came in on yesterday. 1t took
the combined efforts of about g dozen
men to get it in place in the office.
Dir. E. b. Chaplin, of Tolono, ILL.,, ed
tor of the Herald of that place, was in
Palatka yesterday. We were pleased to
have him call at THE News office.
J. W. Welsh, who wa. in trouble here
IN the 10th of December, was arrested in
Jacksonville yesterday and was carried
through Paiatka, en- route for DeLand,
where he is charged with robbery.
L. Fl. Haley & Co. are making ar
,,~~errpnta ~ omen = fret-class bor j.
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A new fruit and candy store will be
opened by Messrs. w. B. Green s. Co. on
Front street, opposite the Putnam
House, early this week. Their building
viii he finished, they think. tomorrow
Mrs. E'dar and Mr.. w P. Elder. o.
indian Springs. Ga, mother and bro.
Their of Mrs. T. II. Haley, reached Pa
Iatka yesterday, and will be in the city
sometime.
The extinsion of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railway will be
completed to Enterprise by Wednesday
Of this week, and trains will run to that
point on that day,
\ man who fell asleep on the wharf
Friday night while waiting for boat
was arrested, and at the Mayors court
yesterday morning was dismissed, the
cost of the case falling on the arresting
officer.
The dance 10 be given by the ladies' OF
| the Memorial Association on Thursday
evening next is now the talk of the
town. Everyone is looking forward tc
the occasion with considerable degree
of pleasure and ex pecsancy.
The, Churches To-Day
BAPTIST.