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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05
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DrS. Hall & Bennett
OVER wooDwA,s nASE. - Y VAIN 81.

OVER wCopgSss BASE. &c X VAIN ST.
DIT. HALL
coataae. 20 sa--r'i, t-e7t s'i sl.sas Z 'rrraen-
fe das.s not "a -ersl prrsee ~ sists "a saiifs
tIrse e. lis specialized ~ t.e f7 sr ilas Ersf
o. " ie "a D. rs c't- b'ssirrsis - hssiiss is ~
city arG al H@ tli-rs. afY q - bean H sls7f "a
tie hf-ts terms - hts ssrf-5ri szr~ s4 .esitia-
sais hirl hrsf time e - zaussi. 'iaaey SAVED sssd
dt-agpcintf1eut ug.Tts-i
INFLAMMATION. ULcERs TIcs.
HlsEI-si-ENT-ST os t1eissslls q tAs wousb.
ard al UTEt-Iss. Ti-91T.iEs.
PoLTFys AND FIgHoD TCNoFss
cs,rssz too sre3-@nt. 1aisful ai isTgzlar sssssru-
a'sens.
tEuCoEsRcgA stc
re elso suz-c->fa,iy tress AZ ls1ary sad ssaiser
trguhir " f-sse ami fetaaie ssls.4.
PARALLELS. NECt,ALsIA
Fo-rgr. t<-llsa i-, 80 rfa.ifer sri Urethra
causing .vn frs-suas ara ri4ss, asii-ssiss and "a
toru-s q F.yIvArE
sGxU AZ. ussE AsEs.
peaaaat results q saeh gosul.ss-
sY-FTrII.s rsstitssf7 e'-t ss3 esslr,i srasi-assi
frcra the zystssr1-
eoSoIRHcr4 curs.i ,a fraua t,sfr e. -isa: aass o.
SAY
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frsafsssetlr - r. ss3 - ssiss sts- @ 77ass
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yss,s \ s--lsrsrfsss 4 es-s - ~ erfasa esss lie
elz3 zfvs~ esFeeil esr~ - ~ esre ~ fa Fr=esas
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f'sass - vfsrlrsts'fsf zfte5 I'D sssss .sT7fT
ard ssgf-saEfzliy.
Ps,t-rfs 81 gsnsrsf ffsetaee r--rffe rra1sgf ses
carE,al sftsnfslsi-
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Rye-So. 81
BzTiey-No. ? -
FAX seed-So. /. ss1<
Timothy Seefi-PTiIEe, S1-t5
Ness Perks l. ger bkE-
Lird-S5-S-31s
WhtSkey-1 !
There vas very Gal trade = y-.~at. xist loxe-
p-ics again ruiing. TIE foreign rs were arfz-
vo-abie. cc-n was ligat ant T-fes .zled lover IL
daced 10 sou,e extent by eosls4 : which Il
was elaiE1es. would help Tie srz nz.- corn
IeadInc- f,,-I-res rar,.rsi - sc.I;nss.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05

PsEEz.ssE1. FEIA. Pa. Sov s-T iIisasa
Cr-lgsp = >-3zs have EaAse a~Taa.s eaais q
c7zzf-g,ct far tar e-FTs.r7lssent a GvuaEsalte
g-12 cTslsse~. wiefca VIII - ssTss.is e fslsl&
ieg svseatT k-ets 81 igoar a28 e GrsE >
80 peur,3 sIyuassfte e,ss. ssvers t13 mir
rtes f1@ Tcs 8 - Gst R1l Hsgs- tsssn
go ssJ
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05
New York Grain.

NEW yogs November T.
wheat-Closeti heavy. Ungra.ie,i red, sIGSJat: No
rel, SIS. elevator. 7I4-7lsl stoa-, 10. red
Nov. 81 iGr.41i; Dec s515es6ii-
Corr Ungratei s4Sss.; 20 ttlzi5ls elevator
$50 - afoat Nc November. 80 70; December
49a.411,.
Gats.Ae,ive; mixed western g. e3i; T,l!re
western. 35ce.o.
Eutter-.yaief; western, Ia52S
Chaese-ElrIn: western 1.eeIlis.
E.aZs-Il demand; western fresh. .22g..ssaai..
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K-nsas Ctty Liyc s;toes.

KANSAS CRY. November 4
Cattle Receipts, SIS: shipments. none slow;
good 20 choice Itsi So common medium IS 80
81; STOc6erS. g 25Gs 80 feeders g sAgS bt. cows
I 5l42 e.; grass range steers, 81 25G3 -.
Hogs Receipts, SfS; shipments; f5T; weak
lower; good 70 choice. s. sgd ~ common 10 ne
dunn, $ GJGs3 81.
sheep-Receipts, -; shipments more; steady; good
to choice. - 5U3 20; common ssstIIl. 81 s3
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05

MosTEEAr C&~GD4. nov. 4.-jOAa F.
Holke. the Peoria en5aezZlinE Esan2 cash
ie-. has bccu arrested here by Chicago
dzsecfige IL Nzs .FzFtEs2g G@3cr ilse
alias y George iiasb2
Ee sslu.jfs that h ea~Azeiszl So CO
he sats b iest the 1soEfy sEocals;iag n
.-rasa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05

CARLISLE. Pa. NOV Thirty
Apache Indian ehii'iaen arrived a. the
Indian training ~Chool ~ tlIis pare today
They were brought here fr1ga p Marion.
Florida and are par # BE sp@csle band
canfgred b. Gen 3llles in tlse f4r west
several mouths ago They VII geulaia q
school uutH they base c5gnpletef &c full
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05

DUBLIS, Nov There has been a
marked decrease Of crime in Kerry. owing
partly To landlord ; reductions and partly
TO Gen. Buffers system of closely watched
suspects instead Of guarding persons likely
10 be attacked The new scheme LAS been
50 e5T.rtivp
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Bulgaria.

SOFIA. Nov 4-Mithurof and SIAM
boulolT asked " kankOif ii he woJli DC
willing 10 enter the cabinet. lie replied
tLat be was willing 10 serve his County,
bat the present government must first re-
q 5vr1a
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
Weather Report

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. ). a M
The following are the indications for Mis-
souri, and Kansas: Fair AMI cooler wealth
CT, n0rthcrly winds
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Bargains in Real Estate.

\ fine ariCultCraI and stock farm. three AMI one
half miles from city, about 70 acres broke, quar-
ter section fenced for I're, plenty u water and i
small house.
Also ~ lots In city finely located ard in good
neishborhood. Special terms To those wishing 10
are homes
Ais0 suburban property. For further particulars
Chris 7. Pearce agent for VIM. GgeiiTe stein 81
city Office. t-l5-I
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W aHIED.

yETASTED.-To buy stock cattle * al kinds. ;. a,
~ EeiIaer. ~ Horse ana Mule IErKes- cs+ll
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New York Live STOCK

NEW YORK, November !.
Peevcs-Receipcs, s cars; steady; native steers
81 SJ-5 .; Texans and Co!srados $50 ga
Sheep-fteceipts Sasl, market dull 81 GSG5Si " for
sheep; 81 0o-5 80 for lambs.
1Efoss-Recetpts. 1870; weak; quoted 81 t1Gs5.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05
DR.. WILLIAM Hall
Of Hall / Bennett

Of Hall / Bennett,
Gives special attention - Diseases Of women, Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles q the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes. Crice over
Woo.lmans Bank North Main street Consultation
day CT night FREE. lsead Drs- Hall = DeHnetts card
III tbs paper.) l2lu
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FOR BENT,

NOR 2EST-EeT house q six rooms ready Tor
4 occupancy December lSt price : ~ per Ia0nl n
Gail on T. S-etr1s che ticket broker -5 I Douglas
aNarl.e. -.1s--
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worth Si,asi. A good body OF land Mortgage Of
1850 cen be assumed. VIII trade FOR Wichita prop
erty. Inquire OF Geo. C Strong dll3-lfao
TOR TEADE-A good new carriage 10 trade for
Il team, II. T Duabar. f423tF
nor TRADE-A first class hotel near Wichita. hav-
L In; i good business and now renting for SO per
month, trade for . stock OF goods or unsucum
bered land. Aslbel Welcii, Eagle block I2'Izt
T.NOR TRADE-At a bargsin-Weil Improved farm
Santa Fe bakery. l1itT
NOR TRADE-Livery stable and the entire outfit;
/ good business, good location; everything be-
longing first class livery stable; situated II The
city of Cleveland. OHIO; will trade for land in west
Kansas. For particulars address lock box II
Wichita Kan i4i-tf
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STORAGE.

CTO2AGE-Eor household goods or merchandise.
- boxed or loose; ii you have any goods - store
bring them the Wichita Storage Co, No. Us West
Ilo,.zIL- ave- 65tI
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FOE SALE.

-Co s.rF-@. ic-s 81, EIt.arze-s addition. These
Z Icrs front on washington syc1Ee s.Il1 west ca
Aosey avenue. covered wiz me irI1t ai s-I4
& Eorehouse. SrI
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
>ew York Money Narkets.

NV Y0EE. November :.
Eoney-Ou call active 1t 20 per ceut. closing -
: per cent.
Prime M,Tchsnriie plpe--lf.5 per ccrr.
sterling LXChti-a-Null bat steady q. tS-L. fCr
g. days N.ils ana - for demand
Government GcusiS-DGI GEI steady
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FOUND.
FOR TRADE.

E-OCED-Taken up by .he undersigned three 2-year
L oh coils the corner OF Central ave, and MIL s.
Z. z. =. Hum phFey. AlSt'
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FOR SALE.

r,-,.,.,,,-a-.,..,,, .-,r
/ et>3 * S'ItI5 Isy-eEe ave- i;stI
= Q, - -
S tr.i GOO p"es wen t.d or2Ae e fI 5qee
80 ~ 80 ,---I7, IZ---,-,I1,-. -I--- -
SKIS. feet shade aIid frUic trees; 10y 5Iiilrr
Sheppard. ~ !. OaNs 81 lfrt+
t-------------- -
= Il SAI..-iots In Horton .Loina'. ae, 5l"n IA
su-e 3 a u1oafh This i a spleaid opportunity fn-
people .th limited means - pfnEre hoine. ror
sale hy Morton Wallnan Y CO. IS ) Main Hot
i AZ sacrifice Must 0e sofa thIs week Good 10
cation. south and east front street cars within Two
biot.lS hIr-rai1 for somebody. inquire ar ~
----------- = -, - -.
ZOE SALE-RsscaJr.,1t ani lunch room cgipS a
J. paying Business central '7'Si3a. No !i2 2 Doug
LIS avenue WIZ reserve r5frt5trtOr aud stove a.
sell % q bargain y s'-- teore A9nG.E hislt; rear
,-e,I, S,TTl:.oJ ,,7s1,,rss c7r I9y or Gentleman
/ 80 - .g-,.ri t~.,1S, ~ saI1ii- fftrh Al
"iti - ,. ~ e'-'1' u e17' ~S'' -
,oI S.-5 ,,@,-.sI,r, t,ilar ori ,r,,-i-o 81 ton
- ,f-, y5,.ar go. ~ Tn7.,Ia ana < -. sts
v-lT5 sAT- a., rl~,, Min y, Tors t.r,seer Tet.r
- -,r - ,.,. r,rt tins, su.u Tayi.N
iay t5T- r'''iA b - nam - f'L
-. = -
s.NRt; SALE-Specal t'trst-ii 80 'l,tIu
ny aS ,i - rr : - - yrr u me ,It,
St.,tl IN ~ - - - 49, -, - lii
=, .-4'e IL - h0Nr L. a. 49, rst75r-
in%
=,
jh 9-si ie ,1,i In ~ - - $3.50 49,, ~, I'm I'm
A "af ss Ga iN;til 10 - ] "a
sutherland fe estate ana loan "aei''N' efs1,''
-
L wise known IS IL wichita G2fde1S. E5- in,or-
70 A-Aoe. y elS. '-t,.e o--'1- -,
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STRATED.

SrTRAYED.-Frorn The slaughter house OF Grimes
C& Drake IN West ichits. SIX fat cows two 70 five
years oil, VIII weigh about thousand pounds
average Leave information at City Neat ket,
so East Douglas ave, AMI receive reward. 1861
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05

The general tenor OF received upon The street
today favorable 10 higher prices for stocks and
the general sspGsi ION Of the street IS il That S-oc-
sion.
The total =aIes u stocks today Vs. Sill 70 shares
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

The mayors matinee, Yesterday, Was
full OF interest. and his Honor dispensed
justice in his usual vigorous way.
James isarns~, who s..lls spiritual goods
for John Mel;ill. ON Lemon street, was
charged with parting with liquors for a
consideration on the Sabbath day. The
finid was not Of the sacramentaI wine
character. and the mayor Assessed Mr..
Rarnes fa5 and costs for the violation O
Law.
Three drnnks-one Sunday drunk.
one AN aggravated every day drunk. and
one plain case Of tanele,foot- were on
the dorket. The first gentleman was
asked to aeposit five dollars for the fun
he had On the l"r,i's day. the aggravated
every day offender WAS told he could 90
when he had put down three dollars and
promised to sin no more. ami for III .
plain drunk an assessment Of one dollar
was put against the offender each of
course, with customary costs in suci,
cases.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
a Hivh.Hau,le,l Outrage,

One Of the L. y. postal clerks was
elected from the afternoon train on the
j.. 7. n X, W. railroad for Jacksonville.
by Charles Bentley, conductor, ycstcr-
day. The clerk, whose regular run ia
over that roa,, rendered his government
pass in payment Of fare, which the con
ductor refused to recognize. although
similar passes are recognized hy all the
roads, and this one repeatedly among the
resi- Said pass is not only signed by the
railway mail superintendent but by the
postmaster general at Washington, and
all roads carrying the United States mail
are requested to recognize it and pass the
postal clerks to and from their duty.
But Bentley is bigger man" than the
postmaster general and ilatl, refused to
give it that recognition that il customary
with all roads, his own included. The
clerk stood On his rights. declined to pay
the conductor money fare, and was,
therefore, elected from the train at lsost.
wick, some fifteen miles north Of this
city. After his election the clerk
boarded the train again and rendered the
conductor money fare, but was refused
sdmittance to the car, and the train
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
David NJ O.t,ornc 1Dcnsl

"A large number Of the people Of Pa.
latka will remember Mr.. David NJ. Us.
bHn", Of Auburn. New York. IA pron,i.
nent and wealthy manufacturer, who
managed, perhaps, more capital and
labor than any other business man IN
western New York. The Auburn Dis
patch, his home paper, brings the sad
news Of His death. Weuuote the follow.
ing from the paper in regard to his fu-
neral
1.-THE multitude that assembled H..
meath the caves III st. Peters church yes.
terday to attend the last rites over the
body Of David NJ. Oslprnr, was almost
phenomenal. No other public man in
Auburn save Secretary Seward Ia, been
followed to his tomb by such "a throng
within many years. The sight Of ~
many civic bodies. IN well as the clergy.
mon Of every denomination, the oldest
inhabitants, and even children in arms,
was not merely II tribute to Mr.. O.borne i
success and prominence. There was the
feeling plainly present that "A good a.
well IN a great man has fallen, and that
rarely useful life. typiiicd by TIE golden
sheHf that mantlcd his bier, il cut oil
from earth's harvest to IN stored in III.
garners Of kindly remembrance.
"Such tribute was no empty honor.
II WAS the fitting crown and commence.
ration of life devoted to high purposes,
generous in friendship, faithful to it,
trusts. answering in the pursuit Of duty
AMI steadfas. tn the end in its every
earthly relation"
Mr.. Osborne was "a brother in. law Of
Mr.. W. !. Wright, Of Ora, ton Island.
Tie made many friends while on visit
tn the state some two years ago, who will
greatly regret to hear the news Of hi.
death.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
POiLTICS IN IlEI,NANDO.
\ Mann AMI Anii-Mann Fight. IN
which the senator Loses u Deal.

\ Mann AMI Anii-Niann Fight. IN
which the senator Loses u Deal.
From II gentleman Just from Brooks
willie. n representatives Of TmE NEWS got
yesterday some interesting points in ~.
gard to the county Primaries held
throughout fernando ON saturday.
II is doubtless known to most Of our
readers that Senator Mann has since his
political career opened managed To get
arrayed against him n most Formidable
opposition in his own county. which has
been of ~ healthy "a nature that both
rain aud sunshine have contributed to
lts growth and strength. II has also
been the common impression in his
county that the Senator'S paper, the
Brmhsvillr Register. il no more than an
organ used for his own political advance.
ment.
At every precinct in the county. Sat.
day. M. \ cur informant, two elements
were plainly visible, and these were the
Mann and anti Mann factions, both
struggling for the mastery of the county
convention. which convcnes at Brooks
Vile on Friday next, for the pnr.
pos" of clccting delegates to the
congressional convention. which meets
nj the same place on the 9TH Of August,
prcximo. Senator Manu. of course. he.
ing AZ he believed, the leader of the
democracy of tho county, was ambitious
to attend the congressional convention
as Il delegate from his county and to
that end had laid his wires, and care.
fully selected his men in the different pre-
clncts of the county for the county con
vention. But the opposition was not
caught mapping. but when the result Of
the different primaries was ascertained
it was found that ~ of the 10. delegates
elected were know tn he and So elected
anti Mann in their feelings. Besides
these others arc believed to R against
the senator's political advancement.
This action on the part Of the democrats
Of fernando will shut ont MIR. Mann
from the convention rs a delegate. and
If the delegates of his own county are an.
tagonstic to Mr.. Mann il is not likely
that his name will he presented before
the congressional convention.
Ii would seem that Mr.. Mann has
made himself unpopular in politics In
this county, and IA leader he 10 practi-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

passed on without him. The clerk 70.
turned to Palatka last night. This Is one
of the most high-handed outra .es that
has CONC under our notice in a long
time. it Is .he most contemplate exer-
else OF brute force and brief authority w
have heard Of in the state. BENTLEY
knew that the business Of the clerk de.
maneed his presence in jacksonville,
that his pass Was legitimate, and that il
would he ,letrimen tai To the service Ia
have him delayed. His refusal To- recoe.
niz- the government pass AMI accept the
money fare at Bostwiek, will lie made a
matter of legal inquiry. This is not th,
first "f Bentley outrageous acts.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
VII" Pays for the ENpcrt Esaminn
tom

CRESCENT CRY, July ~. 1885.
Editor palaika News:
As the board ~ county commissioners
have ,errred to have the books If Ger.
tam county officers examined by experts.
u question arises for consideration. These
officials have been paid by the tax payers
OF the county to keep their accounts in
proper manner. Are the people IL
now pay other men to correct their lsnks
AMI plumbers. and then to. perhaps,
merely render report generating them
from willful misstatenients:
Where the books are not in corrsc,
form the extra work consequent in rx-
animation or in making corrections, h.
charged to those who failed to thus d.,
their duty. Truly II bright idea was it of
the officials to thus get their book keep
ing done and to get whitcwashcd ut tho
same operation, anu charge it to the
county! 1t is unjust to those whose
hooks may be correct. ~ they will have
thus to bear the o,ii,m with the delin.
quents of causing unnecessary exWndi-
ture.
II to their petition for examination
they had added an intention to bear the
consequent expense, their Willingness
for scrutiny would have a favorable
appearance. We look to the county
commissioners AZ conservators Of public
rights to do thorough justice IN this
matter. CRESCENT CITY.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
To norrow,Conyen,inp

III" several precincts Of the eounty
held primaries on Saturday last To- .l,c,
delegates Ia the county convection
which eonvenes at the court house in
th's city L" morrow. We quote below
the precincts AMI the numIer If delegates
each Is entltle'l To, AMI as far as known.
how the delegates elected will vote for a
candidate for congress. We have no
definite news from Crescent CITY, but
hav" gwen bousherty half the del
eeatI"a, though it is probable that pre-
cinct will liz solid for him.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

cally 1T his rows end. The best ele-
ments, W. are informed. III the demOc-
ra'y t"ok active part in saturday pri-
narlss, and II is evident he no longer is
their recognized leatler.
The Friday convention will la watched
With interest.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
Weak n.

The very heavy rains of late were
somewhat needed; roads are good solid
wheeling now; Il feels almost like No
vtmber weather.
Peach trees are fairly breaking down
with their yield, most all sound. aud ar,
rllTnIng fast several weeks earlier than
Il year ago. Figs are also good crop
grapes beginning to turn color a little,
/. =. scnrpernongs, oranges ARE showing
up better every day, and are large and
fine. II has been tine season for fruits
the cold winter no doubt lending n help
ing nand.
DR.. Geo. Wrlch returned from three
weeks trip To- Kentucky. lie looks won.
drrfully improved. Mrs. Welch remain,
in kentucky during the summer.
The primary meeting for delegates /,
lalatka ON the 2lst. WAS held at the ap
pointed time. clecling Mcssrs. Reynolds
Packard, GIlchrist, Appleby and Parish
Every man at the meeting WAS solid fol
lmughcrty, and that ia the sentiment al
through these parts.
| Ii. j. i'rotI seems 10 bp the hardest
working man IN town, and has alde,
much to the looks Of his place by putting
"A solid picket fence all round his lin,
grove. A good example.
Nessrs. North, Reynolds and Dallor
have returned from trip to the coast
| dong up the country from Orinond I,
Mesquite Inlet and those parts. They re-
po,t "A fine beach for surf hathing, ant
some of them will hkciy buy lots ant
build summer houses. More are to 70
this week. believe all are satisfied will
our own section to live in.
We are much in need nf railroad linz
here, au'l want II 10 ton locomotive, fo,
the double purpose Ut keeping the place
in fresh beef, and at the same time thin
ont the cattle which are beginning theil
| crusade. BUCKEYE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

SLATE RooFiNu.- We ARE now pr..
pared tn furnish the best quality Of Roof
ing Stat" at $50 per square Of 10 fa I
laM. and call the attention of builders
AMI Others who desire safety from tire
sparks and good pure cist-rn water tn
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ. Slouse. Agent. Box No.
6W. 20. Jacksonville. Fla. ap.:,. IN,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

a WONDER. old Mutual Life In.
sorance Company, of New York, now
'ss''ea policy that surprise% the whole
world, viz: returns all the premiums
pa'd in case OF death within u given pe-
r'Hi. This never was done by any other
company. Call On billiard and exam.
inc for yourselves. ie21.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

The dividends Of the Mutual Life In
surance Company, 81 New York, by &c
tuai comparison, are nearly twice ~
large as they are in any other company.
M conditions, NJ restrictions. This IN
the company To insure In. The best in
the world. ]. Harkins Hilliard. State
Agent. r2,-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

We have a circular from Prof. w. N.
Sheats, principal Of the East Florida
Normal Institute for colored teachers.
announcing that the school will begin
its session at Union Academy, at Gaines.
vile, on the Cd Of August. 1t Is the oh.
jcct of the school to make teachers more
competent to perform their duties as in
structors Of the youth. No tuition will
be charged, and very reasonable rates
for board can be secured.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

NoTlcE. The conservative democratic
voters al precinct No. 10 are hereby no
titled that II primary meeting will h.
held at Francis, On Saturday, July u,
at pm. for the purpose Of selecting five
delegates To the county democratic con
vent,on. on July 81, ut Palatka.
Jy6u j. II. WEBB, Chairman.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

Insure with billiard in the Old Mu.
thal LAT" Insurance company on the five
year distribution return premium plan.
Ii heats all. ico.,f
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

Compare the old policies il the Mutual
Life with the policies OF the same aye in
the New York Life and Equitable. and
you will nv sOme difference in cost.
This in what tells the whole stOry. Ton
tine won't tell the story, and the Mutual
Life Don't gamble in fortunes.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

H"rEL FoR RENT. The hotel building
known as the Graham House. il offered
ior rent ut reasonable rate. Apply ~ L..
Falk. i.Stf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20
House Tor Sale.

The Miller cottage, on Lemon street,
opih's't" III" Putnam, must ie moved oil
th' lot at once. For particulars apply u
Il. II. '.nos. i,4stf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-20

Go 10 Dr. W. W. Estes, over Kers.
t'nns drug store, for gorl dental Work
an,i lime sets IL Artificial Teeth. Teeth
Extracted without Pain. mlOtf