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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

IheTe L room for improvement IN bls-
ines all along thu line.
\ buffalo Bluff farmer exI+ct- t. ,Lip
seven ear luaI- OF watermeluu- within
few laws probably Ia CinrInnlti
Tn" ctottls rolled up ye7terIay:,ftrr-
nu"n, and look, Il dark and threatening
tor awhile. but they passed around. IA
~ hal only shower in pltc- If IA
h"avy ram, that every one expected.
SUNDAY 5clu.I ia the Mrth'sij-t cLurrh
tins morning at - orlo"k, standard
tln', INSTEAD "f ;;.a' p. M. Il, la, been
the custom. Preaching at If "A M, sub
pct, 'l.a0iicranI-m ami al y. M,
subject. christ tt.- life. ami death thu,
gain If Christians Public cordially IN
vited to all sersic---.
Mr. titlr,lg- Hunter has recently lu-
vented very rrnrl. bat useful and
secure wintI,w fastener. which will
irfy the Efforts of any burglar To- raise IA
window after II l. once fastened with il.
IL /, al,n used for holding windows up.
the height desired being "a easily ar
ranged a. IL the windows were hung On
weights.
jacksonville Herald: Anybody that
knows thing before il happens is called
areportsr, is what the boy wrote on the
slate. The idea is II good one for boy
and charitable one for the reporter.
lie might have said tina, anybody Who
can takea very little fact AMI guess a
great deal, he might have been less char
liable, but would hay. been correct, per-
haps.
The new time table Of th. Jackson.
willie, Tampa X Key West Railway will
go into effect Tomorrow. The changes
IN the running Of the trains have been
very slight. except in the train which
leaves here for jacksonville every morn
ing. Hereafter it will leave at : Ola. M. =,
/ instead of SO n fact all shouli remem-
l~r who travel ON this train. which, nm
der command Of conductor Nr.lan, has
become So popular with our travelling
public.
The Masonic Lodge ut Pencil will crle-
brate st. Johns Day which comes on
next Thursday, eth INST, by giving "A
grand pic mic aud basket dinner. The
Masons of falatka AMI their families
have been invited, and II large number
Of them will attend. When our good
friends at Pencil undertake to do thing
they 20 at IN such "A whole soul-d way
that complete success is always the re-
suit, and W. can confidently assure all
who attend that n most enjoyable day
is in storr for them. l.rsiiics, the good
hons. wives ont there will have one Of
the best dinners that some Of IA ever set
down to, AMI If there Is one thing Ma
srn loves better than another 1t is Il first
class basket dinner
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
Grain in l'alatka.

Ihos" who compare orr prices With
Those vt Jacksonville. especially III the
line vt those staple articles needed hv
farmers. will not think the ten CITY
prcsumptuous III claiming u fair share Of
the trade Of South Florida. Even during
the dull season, our merchants are busy
and the people appreciate the prices ut
which excellent goods are offered \
short stay in the large grain house Of
Vertrets & Co., gave us the follow ing
prices for choice ARTICLES. is actually
sold.
White corn. yer hu,hel, B!tr.
Mixed cutn. per hushrl Coo.
Mixed oats, per luslsl. 4jr.
Wheat, yer too podnds, 80.
Bran per ton, Sls % to S9o.on.
Hay. per ton. $500 to S3o~
titits, per barrel, 5000
Meal, per barrel, $500,
Flour best patent, g. - To- $500.
Flour, No. / family s. 90
Cotton seed meal, per ton S2!oo
All these were best quality at Job lots
and with freight added will compaie
fayorably with jacksonville prices
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
\ LEGAL POINT TO BE SETTLED
Have The commissioners Power 10
Put County Prisoners tn work

Snlnc months ago the county commits.
siontrs decided to- utilize the county
prisoners 10y putting them To work on
the roads. and for this purpose Commits
missioner l.'Engle was appointed com.
mltter of une 10 make al, the necessary
arrangements for feeding. sheltering and
guarding the prisoners while any great
distance from jail. So that no time would
k Loaf III carrying them back and forth
to their meals and oseep.
The sheriff at first consented and al.
lowed Mr.. |. t.nglp To- take a number of
his prisoners out. bat afterwards decided
not tu do So any more. fer the reason
that hr alone was tive legal keeper of the
county prisoners. and alone was rrs,on.
shle for them, besides. he claims that
there are no prisoners IN the iaiI sen
fenced to work.
Mr. |. Ensle. III order So carry out the
objects vt the board. through his attor.
news. MtsSrs. llartridge X Young has
secured an alternative writ Of mania
mus against Sheriff Holland requiring
lam to show calisc before Judge Baker
at ~ o'clock this morning why he should
not let the prisoners work The sheriff
has retained Messrs. Randall. Walker
n Foster and T. w. tWkrel \ SDn to
represent him. Times Mon
"rrilr must he rushing" he SAID. as
he halted and pointed to IA halt dozen
hoNrS of clothing ON the sidewalk tu l..
shipped. ION der contrary answered
Moses, trade ,haS VERY poor but
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

ATTE>rIuS, ROYAL Arch MAso>S.-
Companions Of the ROYAL Craft residing
IN this city ~ vicinity, who are deslrou-
of forming a Royal Arch Chapter, are
requested Ia hand in their names to ".
J. Vinegar. at first National Bank.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

". l.. iiatehett X Co. request all who
ARE indebted Ia them for goDi- Ia come
forward and settle soon. IL these ac-
counts are not settled In "A short time
they will ie sold to the highest bidder
before the court house door. 1sa,Lst
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
Notice Ia city Taxpayers.

l,y order Of et'ity council, the city
tax books will be closed June ;Dth, lcs6.
All taxpayers who fail to secure their ~.
ceip,s ON az before the above date, will
have their property advertised and sold.
T.. :. Mex, City Tax Collector.
lel l9t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

Ito To DIR. ". W. Estes, over HERS
ting's drug store. for COOL Dental Work
and fine sets IL Artificial Teeth. Teeth
Extracted without Pain. lelyu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
CITY MOTIFS

Ndftia-r AMI ttt-
country lsiar,i's horn. MT nl T. a.
Insects frH
TwiAt nv. ami yurl.
B.-i- Ju>t a. hard a a l-rtr'l -
Following tnIll-
tity bT.-,i foods.
tINiug out mi>.r cuf'i.
twill i-- H., trotItI,- o. tuL the - AZ 10
church o. ,iay, II ven hf-- inclined that
way.
Mrs Laura " rlummrr. Of Nash
,lle, Tenn. O. fu rh. rIty on an *
tended Will D., i,,r daughter. M's. Ja-.
T.. Jack On, ru tnimrttr street.
'.t oar, ,iay. z" day, t',,i --ni sun.
iay Is the -glent ptayeru of many weary
worker. wlo-..rRis rest comes ON tft,
Lord, LAY. VIA" has il in his hear, Ia
envy himhls one day Of seven:
Mr. Jos. G.. Pratt, Of the l.""shurg
Commercial. j, in the city. and ysster.
day gave TnE Nfw~ office II plea SAINT
call. He reports his paper AMI commu-
nifty ia iloiri-tlng condition. AMI says
that the people down thsr. will yot. Ia
rarity the new constitution when IL Is
submitted to them for approval.
The ai,,ent.es write back that they
arr enjoying hot weather IN the various
localities where they are stopping. Well,
well, they have no adyantag" over us in
this respect So far this season. still,
the stay at homes would b" glad of an
opportunity Ia compare this heat with
that If other locilitie-.
Someone tax the trouble H. hook
about them for members If the order Of
odd Fellowship in ralatka yesterday,
and il was found that "a sufficient mum.
her resl" here IT, organize "A lodge, and
steps were nj once taken 10 Organize,
which will IL, effected during the mex,
month.
! The wufkmrn are bu-ily engaged II,
putting The fhlshine 'on'hes 10 tue nv"
mil, which they hol@ 10 have completed
by the latter part Of this week. The
strong iron cages are all in place, and
when once "A prisoner il placed h'hlno
the steel bars he will be apt 10 stay Their,
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Closing Exercises of the School All.
NantRges Afforded to Farmers Sons


The closing exercises Of the college
were held ON the 18th uf June. ~ also
the annual meeting of the boaid Of ttlis.
tees. at lake city. Superintendent
Russell tx oiliclo pfesldrntof the board
addressed the pupils, complinentins
them upon tn" report made 10y their in
strnrtors Of their department and pro.
grrs- IN their studies.
The faculty received the heart, np.
proval and commentator Of the board,
and wee reelected 81 their respective
chairs. Appropriations were made for
AN increase IN the Experimental farm
ana fruit growing work Of the College.
for AN increase IN facilities for chemical
tests aud analysis Of soils, phosplatcs and
fertilizers also for other necessary add,
tons to thu laboratory required for
further work President HOLIDAY was
requested To- travel the state aud visit the
parentag" IN reference to the College.
This work he will btgiu ob the first Of
July. II ~ earnestly hoped that the pro-
pie VIII see tn" admirable opportunity
afforded at tins institution and improve
1t l'y entering their boys and Young
men.
The Board rassedIrcsoluiions expressing
their approval Of uniting the College and
tue Florida nivrrsity in an effort to
ut,f, III" interests uf higher education
AMI consolidate all the forces now en-
gagged IN the work IN unison of effort.
\ fine collection " geological speci
mems and prcsclous stones, IN lpndsomp
cabinets, now adorns the spacious assem-
by room, with collection IN natural
history, II model vt the city Of Jerusalem
with the sacred surroundings and there
VIII 10y tho opening Of next October, ~
added a llhrar, of 3 ooO volumes donated
hy friend II the work.
The next college year will lpvin ON
the first Monday IN October, lss6. For
catalogues. terms of admission. uuallt.
cations boarding. etc, write to rrpsl
dent A.t Holiday, Lake City. Time,
Mon.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

ker,tlEg's Long Havana Filler 'igar,
; cents straight, il the hest smoke ia
town. 4 large lot lust received. Je90-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

ilutEL roR REST. The hotel bullllng
known ~ the Graham House. Is offered
Ton rent at reasonable rate. Apply To J..
falk. lsstf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

SIX room house, with large lot IL five
acres, On l'alatka Heights, for rent APP
ply to Baldwin Il Cochran. Jel2u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

When the congressional convention
meets in this district. the delegates
should remember that the strongest man
N the district IS entitled to the nomlna.
ton no matter who he is. There is no
use trying TO elect some mans favorite,
1t must be the peoples choice, or hr viii
tie lett. Lake city Guide,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

SLATE RoofiNG. We are now pre-
pared To furnish the best quality Of Roof.
my Slate at $50 per square of 10 feet
lalh. and call the attention Of builders
AMI others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cistern water to
this very beautiful AMI durable material.
Address X. NJ. Shouse, Agent, BOX No.
jpj. l.. o., Jacksonville. Fla aps33m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20
Notice Yacht Owners.

All those desirous Of entering their
yachts N the regatta to le held N Ia.
latka on july 81, 1856. will please cor
respond with the secretary. stating rig
and water line measurement. Entries
close ON the !tth inst. List of prize
gIyen ON entry. Immediate corrtspon
rondrnro requested
dos. f.. BALDWIN,
JET u Sec'y Com. Arrangements.
FoR EtNi. Eight room house, con>r-
nirnt Ia business pant Of town. Apply To-
A lnsnn el0tf
TiE On? RELIABLE. kalsomining, Al
ahaslening and Whltewashing artist
rally done without removal of carpet.
Address Green Marion, city. lci3 WI
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

F." tie" is this. son in.Iaw, you went 10
the ball last night. aud here il Is scarcely
two months since You lost Your wife,
Il acknowledge II. mother ln-law hut
then YOU know ! dance - sadly
French Wit.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

't'erythln- seem~ to grow ia this
country IN thus country eN""rt mr. SAID
the stranger -tlly. who are YOU.
was asked with much sympathy Mas ,
cruel fate ~ til" m.uruful rrtl>. Il
am NJ" York monument fund The
Uatrh,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

It was in bank in Nebraska town.
\ farmer slapped down $50 on the ruIn
ter and proudly remarked There's the
last dollar owe on nv farm, and Im
now rnttlrd t. a deed. \ou must feel
good. observed a Boston man who was
in the bank ON business II do" And
Yea viii now 20 ahead with better
spttlt - II Will now take the deed ar,
90 over to the loan office aud murt.ag.
the jurn land for what can. and ski,
was the feeling reply Wall Street
News
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

ArCrloS. will sell at the old stand
III Earle X TO-, Lemon street, "A large lot
# Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing. Notions.
ilo,is.furnl-hing tipsls, etc. The gTls
must Ia sold regardless Of what they
bring. Sale Ia commence Saturday
evening and tu lT continued every even.
lng until sold. For the benefit ot the
Ladies will have sale Monday after.
noon AT 3 O'Clock. call amt get bar.
gains. u l.. lilicnthal, Auctionr"r.
iplo tW
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

MULES roR SAiE. Two good, we'll.
broke mules, for sale at a l@reain. Ap
ply to Merwin's stables. Lemon street.
rrltlM
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-20

given little attention.
nr. j. II. liarrison. reputation for
good forming and gardening, his hnne
paper. the Crescent titN tiitttc. de-
clarts is entitled to the palm IN that bail.
wick. II you want any kind Of vcge-
tables, lust call on tho Doctor AMI Non
will In supplied. lie believes in the III.
tensive y, stem of farming, and now has
u healthy. we'll advanced crop of cori,
growing ON land from which he has
gathered one Crupths year. lie e>i"cts
to- harvest three crop, from this parcel
of land within twelve months Irish po
tatoes. corn, peas and hay. We will
avail ourselves uf an invitation L. visit
his model farm in a few days.
The concert advertised To- take place At
the rutnam rink was attended hy quite a
number Of people. all of whom seemed
much pleased with the excellent mu,lr
furnished. The vollnist seemed t. TT
master uf his instrument, and could keep
the tune going, tio matter III What posi-
ton the instrument was held. white the
little fellow who manipulated the N,lo
phone drew from it the sweetest strains,
and won the hcartirN applause from the
listeners. The concert Will he repeated
on Monday evening, at the rink. when
there will no doubt be even larger au.
dience than was present last evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-26
Dam Of a younrLadr.

Nils Mollte GA<dner, former resi-
dent OF ThoroughfAre Neck, died in
Philadelphia last week ~ the age Of ~
years, aid the remains were Drought
down on Saturday, and inferred at
Friendship church. Shs had beSn en-
ployed 10 John Wanamaker's store, IN
the department Of accounts and WAS il!
only two days. Some twenty or thirty
OF her associates and friends came
down to the funeral, which was a 30
largely attended by the people OF the
Neck, and tie occasion was ore Of IN
usCal Sadness. Much sympathy was
felt 10: the widowed mother, who WAS
towet down With grief ut tie loss OF
her daughter, who was likewise her
principal support Mrs. Gardeners hus.
band, John Gardner, was killed while
IN the employ OF the railroad some two
years ago near Philadelphia. The
young lady stood high with her friends
where sae was employed, az manifested
in the hlrll tributeg, one of which
bsinz large floral crots surmounted by
dove, and another hand some design
representing gate ajar.--Snyrna tt mes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-26
THIRD EDITION.
A BRUTAL PAIR.

n small Colored Boy Terribly Beaten
by ais Mother and Her Paramount
Ths Parties Lodged In JAN.
From information received by the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Children, Special Agent Harvey B.
vAndegrift went to Kenton, Kent
County, on Tuesday to investigate q
case OF cruelty TO oolored Roy about
10 years OF age. Upon arriving 81
Kenton he learned that the woman,
whose name Is Oracle Lutfcal, lived 10
q shAnty about three miles from the
village, and after obtaining q team
drove out 70 the place. He found the
boy lying on pallet Of straw with one
of his eyes knocked out, his cheek split
open, exposing his teeth, and his entire
body q macs of bguise
On speaking 10 him Mr.. Varlegrift
found that his terrible treatment had
unsettled his mind and rendered him
tdiotic, out be finally ascertaiued that
he had not been given any food fer two
days. He took che boy to grocery
store Ia the vicinity, and to. ttem 10
give him all he would eat, and notwith.
standing his weak, sick condition he
ale % ginger cakes and half 3 pound OF
cheese.
Uptn returning 10 the house the
agent srref ted the woman and took heI
before Squire Hawkins where q hear.
ing was had at once, which developed
the fact that co!ored preacher named
Clay borne Bsregiil was her parsmour
and that be had assisted IN Ill treatiG .
the child. a warrant was inmediately
issued for him and he Wac soon in tbe
custody Of 50 officer.
The evidence sho we'd that the hey
has been shaneiully abused for y long
time, and that last Friday the preacher
tied his hands behind him and then a.
sisted the woman 70 beat httP for an
hour with club, and would probably
have beat him 20 death had be not sue
ceede Sd IN escaping, AID ran naked,
with his hands tied, 10 where some meu
were at work 10 the woods. They IN
tied his hands, took him back home
and warned the woman not TO beat him
again. The Squire, aftsg hearing the
testimony, imposed fine of sos on
the woman and $50 On the man, in &c.
fault OF which they were both Gent to
jail, the former for six months and the
latter for three.
There WAS also little girl about
years of age in the house who showed
signs Of having been III treated, but rs
no test mopy could be obtained in her
case no action could be t1kon. The boy
vss placed with q family in Reptor,
who promised 10 lake good care OF him
while the little girl was placed with sn
Old compile, who Will look after her and
rec that she is not ubject TO further i'll
treatment. Tie condition OF the boy 10
critical and IL "a probable that even if
ne should recover ftcm his injuries 10
will be al io lot. The woman is shout
IS FEARS OF age and las a bad repp.a-
ton IN the vicinity. The man Is co
years OF age, and although he is q
preacher, has the name OF being a
hardened old reprobate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-26
FOURTH EDITION


The Board of Trustees OF tho Poor
held Its regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday NJ the almsbouse. Superin.
tendent Guthrie mon thly report show
cd that there we're In the Almshouse
and insane department ct that time the
| following:
White men, "a; white women, 80;
white children, 10; oolored men, IL;
cOlored women, &; colored children, 4;
total, 1872. In the insane department
there are 46 white men and 40 white
women, III colored men and o colored
women; total, So; total in both depart
ments, 294. The number OF deaths last
month was 3. Philip Fields, colored,
aged Is years; Alexander Guttersop,
AGED So; Ann Ennis l0i; Joseph Fair.
banks, aged 40. and William Mckee,
aged So.
The following bills were ordered to
be paid by the Committee on Accounts:
Pay roll, 1855. "a; Ferris Brothers, print
ing report, ti2.50 John Hall, bill OF
oats for last quarter. S24; total, &805 a..
Rev. Albert Thatcher was allow wed ~
for expenses In visiting the almshouse
and administering spiritual comforts to
the inmates
DIR. Howard osle was SLOWED $50 for
extra services rendered In removing the
| 10 mates and medical store from the old
TO the nav almshouse
On motion Of Mr.. Cooch, the Farm
Com ittee wac authorized 10 purchase
two fresh COWS for the use OF the alma
house.
The Building Committee was author.
lied TO DIT up dry ing room in the lAun-
/ dry OF the insane department
The removal of the smallpox hos.
pital TO . more distant location was the
subject Of considerable formal discus
sion, bat ended In letting 1t stand where
II is for the present
superintendent Guthrie was instruct
cd TO purchase 80 loads Of good manure
not 70 exceed Ia cost more than 81 per
load TO spread over the lawn IN fIo1t of
the buildings, and aieo to have muck
hauled from the swAmps to be spread
over the gravslly part Of the lawn. The
following resolution was presented and
passed: "Resolved, That tho Superin-
tendent be directed TO ask for proposals
for furnishing the almshouse with gas
oline from December ~ TO the last
Wed nesdAy in April, 1887, tho article
TO be furnished In six barrel lots; pro
posals 20 be received until 10 O'Clock ..
m, Of December 20.
After the burineHs of the board had
been transacted, o most excellent dinner
prepared IN Matron Guthrie's tempting
style was enjoyed by the board, aims
house officials and mem bers OF the
press.
The various departments of the aims.
house and insane buildings were visited
and found 70 be IN excellent condition,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-26

Not the least and most rational
Thanksgiving entertainments VA
Wilmington Rife Club series 0! IN
matches commenced, but not fnis,
the Schuetzen Park. The contest /
Remington rife offered az a prize 4
best shot was spirited resulting In Il
the shooters reaching "a points
out OF . possible Is. a. 80 yards,
moor target, ofi-hand The ties Vi
shot of next Monday afternoon, at
time also the other prizes will be Cd
cd for. The following is the scor,
John Scott, IA; Charles Heinel N
Samuel J. Newman, IA; Ellis NJ Cd
William A. Bacon, IL; W, T. Seed
". b Seeds, IL; J. B. Bell, i2; Jad
Newman. 12; William 0'C0rlei
Howard Simpson -; Frank Brltd
and Charles Helmet, Jr., 10
A number of mem beri Of Comlad
Delaware N. g., went out to the y
zen Park in the afternoon % .yl
hands at shooting AID N ade lie !oll|
score At 200 yards, Creedncor argd
a possible score of %: Private y
81 ored the highest, Is, Lieutenal, 2
came next at 10; Captain Condor,
Is; Corporal Mcbride pulled a. Ser
Frederick took down his rife at -;
tenant Harkins ard Sergeant ] Br
came together at IL; Sergeant ? b
stopped at Il; Corporal NcConntll,
poral MeEary, Corporal Keenan,, !
Tyner, Private Kelly, Private Brow
Private Hagerty, shook hands At
Private johnson struck s Corpo1l
nan, Corporal Dunn and Private
doom scratched I each, aud PriSs't
stopped at 9.