The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-23
COMO.

Sw cial Correspondence Paia ku NEWS.
We are non est inventus as the lawyers
say, many Of the people not to le found,
having gone to pats known and un.
known, visiting friends north aud south,
On the sea shore, by shady hooks, noun.
tain streams, and in outrageous shades.
Well, there are still left the habitues--
many Of thcm-and one new conner, Miss
rroute, who comes to see hor fine. grow
my grove aud to build u new house. Sue.
cess to her, and may she prosper as she
richly deserves.
Captain JaniisOn. a son Of the Penn
state, has gone to visit his many friends
IN the nOrth.
Commend us to Mr.. Hubbard futile,
who raises all sorts of garden truck,
from huge water melon to u Connect
cut onion. And he sends them out oCca.
| sionally to ms friends. Then, there
seems to In II quiet but kindly strife as to
whose grove will look the lest. So the
plough, the hoe, and the festive colored
brother comes into play. And the effect
IL glorious ON the groves.
| Our almost new store under the man
agrment of Messrs. Dusenberry * Ellis,
is still ilourlshing, while their oblIgin
clerk. MIR. Charles Smith, is winning
golden opinions by h,s politeness ana
strict attention to business.
The rain prevented Rev. MIR. Roberts
from filling his Sunday night appoint
nient IN Como, and also MIR. Wilbur
Manchester from exercising his we'll
known hospitality to the reverend gen
| tlcman.
Mr.. y. B. Robinson is expected to build
or suI9rIntend the erection of Miss
Tr rutes dwelling. lie WIS down to Pa
latka on that bllsint 81 On the day of the
democratic convention. People thought
he might he u delegate to that body, but
no: the gentleman IL u republican aud
trains with the ct her party.
We have u few bachelors left among
us, some Of them with absent wives.
There is the truly certain bachelor, MIR.
Norton, who keeps house equal to an .N.
pert female hnuspkrcIsr. Then Mr.
Hull, u married gentleman. VINO holds
forth alone IN Mr.. James Manchtrtrr'>
dnnicll".
II is u pleasure to record the fact that
Mrs. Potter, who has been an invalid
some time. Is getting better and " III soon
h., we trust, IN Is'sst'ssion Oi her us ual
health.
\ sail on our beautiful Como lake, tn,
other day, revealed to the writer Il most
lovely scene. On both sides were tn.
places and groves of Mr.. Nurgason. tn,
i'r,ors, father and sob, nuscnheiry
ilutchins. Hitchcock, Reynolds. and
others. while all around thrift and prog
tess marks the surroundings.
A. II. X.
\ preacher who was an ardent al.
inirrr of Mr.. Gladstone prayed for
heavens blessing On the premier IN
these somewhat ambiguous words: &C
Lord, ut this critical lunrture Of events
ls pleased to grant that Mr.. Gladstone
and his fellow rcdeeners Of England
may hang together" pn hearing tn,
PRAYERS Il brother below. who was ac
costumrd to saying amen in prayc,
time, and who approved of the cunserv
alive policy, exclaimed; Amen. amen
may they all hang together" tn,
radical minister felt that he was mis-
understood, and, hy way of exclamation
exclalmed 20 Lord. do not mean
hang together in the sense which on
brother down below means it. mean
may they in accord and concord hang
together" Amen, amen replied IT,,
conservative worshiprr; 81 don't mine
what the cord is so long as they hang ~
some cord, Exchange.
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Butcher Ito young housckecper