The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-11
CITY NOTES,


The st amer Dietary will carry anather
excursion partyto St. Augustine on Sun
day next.
Hugh l.. l.. Bond, nitcd States Judge,
Of Ealtimorc, AMI wife, are handsomely
located at the Saratoga.
Rev. Mr. Mitchell, pastor Of the Pres
hyterian church at Crescent City, was in
town yesterday and gave us a call.
Mr.. G.. J. Hatch. Of Boston. was in
tawn Yesterday. lie is in Florida on a
visit to his father. Mr.. e. NJ. Hatch, Of
fruitland.
Reuben Foster, general manager Of the
New York river line Of the Baltimore
and chesapeake steamers, with his fam
lily, are at the Saratoga.
Nj. has. st. Johns adycrtises, in an.
other column, his orange grove for sale.
The grove is located about six miles from
town. and is II desirable piece of prop
cry,
\ windy day demonstrates that the
old fashioned and neat looking white
sto hosiery has about played out, and
the colors prevailing are rs numerous as
the tlnts Of the rainbow.
Nh, T.. l.. lliglcy and wife and T.. T..
Emery, Of Lake George, Misses Amber
son, of Elmira, \. V, and w. Is. Martin
OF Ansona, Conn, were among the ar
rivals Mt t'raham's Hotel yesterday.
W" have in our office samples of some
very lin" nursery stock from the nursery
of Rev. \. \. Preshrcy, Of Drayton Is.
land, which would do an orange grow.
crH eye good 10 look at. See special else.
where.
The Charleston AMI New York steam.
ship lines have made great reductions in
frcish,s to Pala,ka. The rate from New
York 10 Palalka has been reduced sixty
percent, and from Charleston 10 Palatka
fifiy per cent, thereby giving cur mer.
chants ~ low aiatc rs those on joyed by
any other city in the STATE.
MIR. j. T. AppIchy, of Fruitland, has
our chief with n handsome lit.
tie orange cane. and if he IL seen sport
IN stch Il dudSh appendage, il must bc
taken as his genuine pride in the fact
That le IL the posscssor Of part of an or
nneo tree that went through the winter
without sustaining any damage what
eyer.
Falatka ia now enjoying the benefit of
through rates of freight, putting her on
m equal footing, in this respect, with
Jacksonville and other cities. This ar.
will enable our merchants to
'omrctc. on equal terms, for the whole.
'alc trade of the interior, and the bus.
ness of the city will no doubt he greatly
increased.
AS clever as anything We have: Dir.
>nownaught, who has heard young III.
raludc get utl the same speech How
cry fortunate am in finding this
hair us he seats himself next to Mrs.
'ocic,e; ~ do so enjoy talking to clever
'coplc. Mrs. Suaicte-"Nou must en-.
oy solilopuy, then Mr.. knownatlght
| do. Ills writings strike me
$ being really quite ~ clever ms any.
hing ", have"
Mr.. ANDREW Shclley's grove in East
alatka is now thing of beauty, if not
joy forever. 1t is covered with the
lrgcst crop of blossoms ever on the
rove, and attracts the attention of all
no 70 that way on account of its beau.
'. Mr.. Shelley expects to gather n lar.
er crop of fruit than ever from the
rove next winter.
Hem bcni. Wood, of the New York
all, News, accompanied by his wife
nd daughter left Fala,ka yesterday for
avana. We are under obligations to
r. Wood fora copy Of his paper, which
about the size Of the PAl,rkA News,
nj the day before the issue given the
rcnlation Of the paper was over 9l6.-
y copies. II is the livest little paper
the world and is sold for one cent
ny.
The city council, at its regular meeting
lesdav night, rc-nstated Marshal Il. +.
ssetcr. who was suspended from office ,
rec weeks ago by the mayor. On be.
, notified by the clerk yesterday morn.
!; the marshal went to the MAYOR for ,
badge, but the mayor Immediately d,
'pcnied him again without giving him 4,
badge. The marshal says he was .
notified ~ the charges on which he I,
; suspended this second time. What !;
upshot OF this little war Of authority >
wecn the mayor and council will be II
much more uncertain than that re. "
tly inauSurated between the Presi. n
II and the Senate of the United States, =,
r the ofiicef. We will give u true T
faithful raport nf tho EpoI,