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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
DHlLADELPHIA AND READING R.R.
i NEW.JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION.
EnnT a. 81

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MfG2I or tIeKRTX Ad Fl E2sr F M EiYE y
lsSlf IsS sco 7.5 Sse "1 10 ls% isS $50.
Os Gsssnn Gnnfon @ m @ r q en.o ne
DRAW SG ROOM cXIs on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
g s qys Sd pADELPHTf 10 m 5 Sqn & aps Gtfn , & st
RTk ss at 40 $40 no no s6S @ i6 1882 p % n o r S t
For i 2HA9ESU y pFa and ID If AZ penn
For VWfIIIiAMsPoRT sUNBURY. LEwrsBURG and
For RIA fAG 3n any 4 M & a. at & 100 @ ga,
lllj M Loo 1870 AGO. $50 j:i5 1900 pin sundays.
For ScfATro% 7co: s43am.3:,5p 7oo AK.
%FST % Psgff%ee n I'' no an 81, 400
i:oo 200 s.45 a. H. 100 iSo' $40 5'5 m sunday
For aspfoH at 500 100 s.45 loo i3e ~ 400
For HiGH BRIDGG BRANCH at 400 $40 a. m. 400
500 = $50 % D. m. sundays 1850 D. N. =.
s3MEEXd,LMiE M St 200 go 100 S5 s5 @ SS9 iii5 ss
s;3e 100, 7$5. oi5, lo:sop m Sundays. 900. soda m
For 'S FtA 1S soG ~ os s' lc csc cs lS29 81
5$0 54 200 s9 5S 100 49, 81 ,aSS ssS s g, :sj ,;S
$50 100, $50; Zoo IN. D., -, e.,s I'M, ,,,.oo
fSr oc GnR oo go zoo 6o So p ~ n ' s9nGa ZOO a. n
For LoNG BgAHCH OCEAN GROVE &e, AN RAIN !:
t| pAys ga ,cIieDt lpf Ocean @ drove l ' az 100 81 H.
For For FGEWW265Ro 4as RvFh and and &
For ATiATTIC CITY. VINELAND and ERiDGhIoS
4:30 a. m, loo =. N.
NEW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. s. North River via Sandy Hook.
BEGINNING NAV .. 1885 -
For HIGHLANDS ABlsGllr LONG BRANCH, 40
10 II m. 4 D. M. sundays. $50 a m.
For ATLANTIC UIGHIAN D.. 1870. IO:l5 a. m, p. m.
For LAKEWOOD, TONS RIVER and BARN NEGAI, sSJ
For ATLANTIC CITY. vINELAND and BRiDGEIoN.
Ti,krs can procured FOOT OF Liberty ST Pier NO.
North River ~ POI. -n7 AL. 944. LILO and - Btoa
-37 and 7ip 9Th Eiyngou =, TO- IL. III ana
l4j tireenwiol tl l76 East l2jth 81 lj3 bower S
hotels in New-N NOrk CIV In ok-
lvn Al No C6ur-t lO7 Broadway ~- $50 Fulton 81 2lo
$40 Nanhaftlnavc HObOken. 2ji Wasltn-iOu>t New
viii call for and check ba from
hotels residence 10
j. WOOTT y. G. O. HAN,oCh,.
General Mana ger. Gen Pass ana 'kei ASt'
III p BALDWIN, G. f.. Z. AT. ll9 liberty So. y. \.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR Ynrlh Rir.r. Yets.Ls anL e Iitrotfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Iio stock quiet and about ste adv at $40 for
Fair quiet ani barely seriy sales. 1910 BAGS
closing as follows: May 7.3507.lO June. 1.3I073j.
July 72Oa72js August 7.l5G5. 2O September. 716D
72O; October. 7.l5d7.2O; November. 7ljc7.2O; De
cculber 715d7.2O. Mid grades firm Sales. 45o bar+
Naaeaho 30 bags Cen America go pecnls interior tx
PTinsltrcr" 2c 1000 pccus December sale.
7Iac 900 Interior Stanheld. private terms
COrTON-~pot Cotton moderately active. nrm and I'M.
changed Sales. l266 bales t70la't evening" nciud X
export 3s for consumption and OK in transit Fort
to-day 1858 bales against 9i bales this day last
week aud ISIS bses last ye,r Ine quotations according
10 tne American ciasslLcItOD a. fOllOWs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
LIVE srocR Markets BY rELEGRAPn.

CHICAGO Nav i-Ths J0urn1i reDortg NhHs-
Receipts 600 noad shipments 90" mead marGet strong
Shipping steers, Sockers and Feeders ~ oo
a$i - cows Bulls ami Mixed. ~ 2jGeI - Bulk s3 OU
atl -
Rough ana Mlxed. ~ 7OnS4 2j Pacgng aDd shiDOInS
a % Light 81 7jWSi 30 SklDs. ~ oJ0s3 %
SHEEP l5JO hean: SHIPMENTS heaE marNes
ste idys Natives, - 2jnSj %
ST io-rs NAV 6-Cauie-R -RecelDts 200 head 'hDments
2Ou market active Cnoice Narve shipping steers
l5Qgj Butcher Stccr5 o. 1D0>i 30 COWS
eifers 5! 5OGsi 90 stockcrs and Feeders IS -o~
~ 10
Hoos- Recemts. 1900; sniDments. 1000 light So 900
"a 10 PACKING. - gO0s4 %: 3eayv. - lOGst 20
Sheep-IecelDS Oi smDments. none marAct active IL
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wheat and Maize on passage FOR Europe May

Uuted states department Of AgTicuuTe does not re;
Wheat has been made under generally very favorable con
The Winter Wheat crop is nearly cverywhcre promising
The harvest Of Inter Wheat propss to be two weeks
fasI fansa 'hne seinern aie an"
ne TS Sdians nd Sl Sbo @ and d in Kentucky in 50 day Iom May
MIY AND sTRAw-Quiet and easy. Hay, choice
Timothy. s. a9Oc. so. ]. scas2kc' NO. 2, !slaa PC;
fGTf5 fSaf z straw pea long Ry o. Rye
75a5uc.. Oat. 40 joo.. Wheat, 4odjcc -,o
NAy sTqEs spirits I%Tpen9e n G"ist stoS ana .,s1 cay
higher grades firmly held quote. b. strained S. o79
G. y. T. Good strained - l22; j. l2O l. I42 p I" l'-| y
"fRovIS IoTs- -PoRK-A moderate business Is noted n
PTice. however rule abou; steady sales. $50 bP Mess
25 - % for od JOB lots oMess quoted ~ Gs9 q & oo
Family Ness sl2a$i4 for clear 5oase 10 for
na EIs india sss. . lf coss as 90
fsnsy hss Gs rs 81 So% e ~
IN Prsa. Quoted $3.50 - ndc. CIT MI MsAds0 1n
Sl 1ysF'fs s5 % bos, Ss G2T's % s. de s5s T. 'S and
POO ic. rekled Hams private SSs
quiet but held s,rongs Long clear in NeTYOrk 5c at
SS %f:ib S%s cS' @ slS r s All
quoted SCI Pigs Cc LAkDThe market has not vGrl a
Gecl9e Speculation is moderate 6n cash trailing quiet
s1e .J og lGs es n s co' Jpne GsS 3@c ciosns
81 &C. Goo tcs july G.27 a52sc closing 62sc 200 tcs
e"Iic closing G4ic $50 tcs October Glsc. closing
tlty steam Sttady SaIes p.V"c.
0uocd Cite Continent G7Udo75c South American. sales
tcs Continent private BU TER ca Els and
EGGS without decided change NEW BUTIER-Elgln
Creamery 23G2ic Pennsylvania do. IS ole. Western l"G
2:c hafhrkn tubs. lcd23c; Welsh tubs Ia
zoe Western Imitation Creamery Ia West, rn Dairy.
lb1ltC.; Western Factory. n l1c..---.. Gil EESfNe"
state al0 c. Western. old 3doc.; SEms.
.EGGs-siatO l-c. Western. IL -aa 'c south
ern. lOdl lie.
stock dull Sna nominal at &C. iP' Far Re- r.
fined grades quiet. aud irregular Cutoaf aI2c,
crushed lc Cubes 7c Powdered 7c. Granuaied Sac.
Mould CSC standard A 6ac. Conectioners' 6Asc on
A 6i4a6Ec., White Extra 57sa &C.. Extra 5ad5'sc..
& bItd5Ac. Yellow i7s65lsc. ~
STEAKiNE- and less nominal. Lard quoted
at "a. loc. aud Oleomargarne l3 10 nJ sc
TALON active and steady. Prime City quoted at
Sales 25O.UOO lbs. at 3s.c.
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Proposals.
Alnsital 9ustrnmcuis.

A NUMBER Of very slightly used Upright
and sqnare PIANOS of our make which specially
selected and only used BY the AETIsI Of the METEOPOL
I1AN OPERA HOUSE co duIng the past Duera Season
Will be sold nj liberal reduction from prlcos
PIANOS FOR HEST-Speeiaily adapted for Country and
Seashora
WM. KSABE 4 CO.
ll2 fiibava
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

- RIVER RAILROAD -COmmcnc NOy. %, l-sJ
through trains VIII leave Grand central Denot
- a. Rochester and Montreal Express tiToneh lrav
ing 'oom cars 70 ioc,e 'er st. Aibans ant oses Point
$3.50 A. M Fast Limited Chicago Eyprcs viii dining cara
stopping AZ Albany. Ttea syracuse. Nocre.t'r B1-to
Niagara Fas Erie Cleveland and Toledo at Chicago
$50 a. next day.
1879 Chicago Express. drawing 70 Canaan.
dagua Rochester. NtsgaTs Falls and Bn6ap
III 4 m. "cste-n NewYork and AortLem Express. viii
drawing room
$50 p IA. Albany Troy and Utica Express. hrorgh draw.
ing room To Saratoga. TT Edward AMI Gess Fas
Saturdays only.
= p. M. Aceo nmodafion 10 A bany and Troy.
g Chicago aui -. Louis Express ~ gcer Nc
for Niagara Falls Bunao. Cincinnati Toeo Dcroi, hi
cago and St Louis.
$40 p n Express with sleepngcars svr,cnse and 70
Auburn road. and % Saratoga also To Montreal
t'yl5 p. Pacific with -.cpne for RochAs.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Clevclanh Toledo ST. Lou DO.
tI0t and Chicago.
llj p Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany
and Troy Connects win morning trains West and
for the North except SATURDAY nghO
Tickets sale al Grand Central Depot. No Bowling
Green. 4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot l2j d and 4taye,
and al Wescots Express Offices Park place Broad.
way 7s6 and Hi2 Broadway. and 81 West l23-t, New.
York. 1888 WASHINGTON and 80 Fulton ss Bookyn and ID
4th at. Williamsburg.
Acconmodato3s drawing and steep ng-cars ~
procured al o. the ticket Offices IN New Guy and
a33 Washing gton-st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence
y Those trains daily All others daily except sunday
iThese trsins stop at Harlem 126li-st and tthaL-l
VI. TOUCEY, d. NJ KE ETDRl X
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Gicambonts ano HaiIrouos.

-KOADOUI and KINGSTON, iaDu,ng
fta at Crnnso ons west Point. Corn ALL Eewburg Merl
boso. Milton Pougnkeopsic and Esopus connectny with
ts;or aud Deaware Stony Ciore and Catskll Mountain
Railroads steamers CRY OF INGSrDN and JANEs
h BALDWIN leave every week Cay az NJ pier foot OF
eayes ut m.
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New Orle,1s
sTAISFD.

Good Ordnarv. .......... 6b L0~ Nj idin-..
Strict Good Ordinary 90. 7ts Mtling...-....---.- S
OPTIONS irregular AMI fairly active early months one point
higher crop deliveries points higher Total sales
.l llln
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON May 6.-TurUentIne duh at S3r.
sAyASHAH May g. -turUentlne steady al 35c.
WILMINGTON. May o. IurDentInetrm at sc.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ALL FARES REDUCED VIA

~ sTONING TOY LINE. inside ROUTE
To Providence 4, % TO Boston. - -teansrn
hare FROM new pier -. Notl Rvcr BOOK bovs sEAs
e.. At SEQ p. daily opt sunday a vi
psrlor recning chars between steamers annx
~ "'' v " POPPLE Genera! pas.ors,r A.epa
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk. Va, and South
Leave via Ponn r. r. 430 Parl0r cars 10 Baltimore,
thence Palace arriving st Ola Point olj M
Norioik a N II. V. rOGPkINS. qepl Pas, Agent
3I9 Broadway, " Y.
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
ID FALL RIVER LINE.-Best route via Sound Maxi.
mlnmuu rates. From Pier 2S n r.,
day sundays INCLUDED 500 D.
Steamers Pilgrim and Providence Connection by Aunsx
Boat from Brooklyn 4:3O p. H., Jersey City p
NAfSkILL EVENING LINE.
" For Catskill stuyvesant and intermsate landings
daily Sundays excepted from Pier So iJo OF
'A''' FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
TOR NEW W-HAVEN.-Steamcrs leave Peck
J. slip at 3 D. and IL Sundays cxceptcil. II p.
arrives tine for early orh and East
Excursion TO New. Haven and return. 81 20.
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fares to all points Boston sS Worces
81 90 steamers leave Pier -, Noreh kv'r. io)t or
was next pier above DesbrOssps Street Ferry at 800
p. Ii. daily, except sunday.
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ALBANY BOATS. "People's Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier IL ~ foot Canalst daily Sundays cGceptcd
Connoc ting AZ Albany for al points North and West

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chsmbers.s Depot for Fngewood
Tenany Clostcr Spark and Nyack 63O 73e $50 93O and
i 80 A. M 10 }9i j. 50 $40 5:IO $50 s. 1890 p m,
II midnight. SUNDAYS 7:30, $40 a. m. 4 and p.
Connecting trains leave Spark Suerl and inerIedi'
stations 729 $50. 1910 ll:l5 jj8 7i5. eli p H.
Sundays l0.I0 a. M, $40 r. III.
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Dipi0cno Notirss.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHICAGO ILL.,. Nav A. 1886
N-OTJCF-A nuartcrly dividend of Two Dol
~ lars per share has this Gay been declared on tho pre-
ferrcd and common Of tins COMPANY. payable on e
stO khOders OF record at the close
OF b1siuess hours the fifteenth instant
The iv0end on shares regist rei in New York VIII DO
pad al the Office of the compangs agents JOHN fAION *
Wlliamst New ork ana on shares registered III
Cbicago al the office Treasurer Of the company
C. IL. FOSTER, Treasurer
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
TEEAsTRTEs DETACHMENT,
PHILADELPHIA MAY /. 1867
THE Board of Directors has this day declared
i sem annual q dvidend OF TWO AND ONE.HALF PER
CENT upon the capital stock OF the company. clear OF al
faxes able 20 next TO shareholders
registered o. the books at p. m. on Apul 30 ult
ON May 25 dividends will be paid TO women only
JOHN D. TAYLOR,
Treasurer
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WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, r. I

/ cave 'iran1 eLirfl neD0f ~ r.
A. ga m arriving IN NcN port j; p. n.
- Up. m. arTying In Newy0rt ~ : iJp y.
IL avingroon cars attscici 70 rral s.
THEODORE Ws.-sEs, -upt
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

rroIrrTA A Romance, after the German OF URSULA
ZoGA voN MA>TE CrfEL BY Mrs A. L. NisltR'
PIP. 363. Philadelphia: j. b. Lilp'ncou 0ohpan,'
SryT DOOR Bv CLARA LOUISE BURNHAM. Pp 31l'
'' Rnsfnn. Ticknnr x Go.
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6.samtoats anb Railroads.

TROY BOATS-CI rIZENY LINE.
Steamers CITY OF TROY pnf sAPATOGA loavs -
a. North RIVER foot Of chrstOphersf daiy c,cen. =
day at u :. m. sunday steamer touches at Albsny
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Wait, around TO Matanzas. to ply daily
between ST. Augustine and Summer
Haven. This will be great convenience
To the deniZens OF the latter place, and
we hope the brothers will be we'll patron
lied.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell announced last Sun
day that he would preach at St. Angus
tine Presbyterian church for two or three
Sundays, mis- place here TO be supplied 10y
Rev. Mr.. Spencer, of Denver, and Rev.
Mr.. Roberts, of Eruitland.
w. l.. Chamberlain and mother will
shortly go to Louisville. their old home,
for few weeks rest. They have been
very energetic this summer, building :,
large hotel which viii be opened about
November LIST.
Some Of our colored population have
been doing little pilferIng lately. Doug
las, Beach, Miller, Miss Jones ana others
have had valuables taken by them. Ar
rests have been made, and our citizens
generally indorse the action of our city
authorities IN their prompt and efficient
administration of Justice.
ODD FELLOW.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

GAINESVILLE, FLA, Aug. II, 1886.
/. HARKINs billiard, ESQ, State Agent
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York:
DEAR SIa-I desire, through you, to
thank the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York for the promptness
with which they paid over to me the
sum of Ten Thousand Dollars, that be
ing the amount for which the life of my
late husband, John h. StrOus, was IN
sured in your company. Though only
insured for the short sDace of eight
months. they paid the entire sum before
the expiration of sixty days. which is
seldom done. 1 cannot find words to
express my feelings of gratitude to you
for inducing my husband to take out a
policy, thereby providing for myself. his
aged mother, and four little children.
1 hope you may succeed in persuading
every married man in taking policy,
SO that if it should please Providence to
call the father and husba I'D, he could
die easier, knowing he was not leaving
his helpless family depending on stran-
gers.
Sincerely wishing the Mutual Life In
surance Company of New York all the
success it deserves, am yours. most re-
spectfully, MARGARET j. STRoUs.
se3-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04
CRESCENT CITY ITEMS.

Special Correspondence PALATKA NEWS
Our worthy editor, Mr.. \ lien, is MAX
ing quite an excellent local paper of the
gazette, not only by the excellent edito
rails and interesting news items pub
lished, but also by giving space to breezy
correspondence from various quarters
We regret to see that occasiora " al
anony mous writer Is allowed to get in q,
little petty personality as was TIE case ~,
last weeks paper over the signature u
Another Moderate Drinker."
Denver, a ples SAINT suburb, Is improv
ing rapidly. w. c. Braddock has =,
handsome and we"stocked store. lIis
manager is j. NJ. Grim, who : also pr,t-
master and express agent, sad gen, raj
carrier of mail, freight and passengers
To and from our city and the depot
The steamer Crescent City arr.N..i at
her home port considerably ahe;.I al
time last Saturday, presumably To allow
her gallant Captain Beach time u re-
plant an orange shade tree in front of
his lot, "A thing h. proceeded to do on
landing, saying, Il have asked to have
this done several times bat noi.dy has
done it, and now l will Just proceed To
do it myself." The job was we'll done.
May his example be followed 10y others
in the matter of shade trees and prompt
ness.
The Wade Brothers report that they
intend to take their steam yacht, the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04
The Slde-ShOw Again.

We have it from good authority that
the Governor has refused to appoint men
IN certain counties TO the county offices
where there was no side show held to
recommend candidates, and that in all
probability he would take the same
action in regard to rutnam county.
This being so, the executive committee
should take some action at its first meet
ing to provide for this side show election,
and get the candidates who want the
places to be filed to best;r themselves,
print their announcements, and, by their
activity, secure n much larger turnout
OF the voters on election day than would
otherwise be the case. The side show is
a great institution.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04
Saw Mill Eurncu.

The saw mill belonging to Mcssrs.
Thorne & Coombs, of Welaka, was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
No one can tell how the fire originated.
Neither of the proprietors was present.
When one of them did finally arrive on
the ground the flames had advanced so
far as To make it an impossibility Ia
quench them and save the mill. The
loss was total, and no insurance. To
replace the mill would probably cost So,
600. Nothing but the boiler is now of
any value. This Is II hard blow on our
young friends. They mad only just fairly
formed. The loss will also be- seriously
felt bv the community at Wclaka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04
So. Angus slime.

Special Correspondence PaIatka NEWS.
The Ancient City was quite elevated
last Tuesday night at o'clock 10y an
earthquake. The shock lasted about
three minutes, and was alarming. Many
forsoOk their houses, several clocks were
stopped. fun aiture tossed, and the cathc-
dral bell Was set to ringing "a stroke or
two. Some ladies became sea sick, their
rooms being pssed like vessel on the
briny sea. Altogether 1t was novel
and exciting event and none ca~e To try
1t over again. Many amusing incidents
are related. y physician and eX-mayor
wanted To know of a caller why he WAS
shaking his table. lie replied, Il am
not; you are shaking 1T yourelf. The
rafting of windows opened their eyes,
and ended what might have been an un-
happy dispute. y young gentleman,
just Ia. ny leave of his lady love, felt
himself recling aud running into "a post
on the street. He was not aware Of IL
til! he heard some negroes talking about
what was the matter. Tbs makes II
pieSumabIe that the young gentleman -
aware that he occasionally gets intoXi-
Gated with love, and Is accuSt Om1d to
the apparent reeling OF the earth. The
real thing was surprise. The BRILLIANT
players at the Gun Club House, on Bay
street, finding their balls refusing to stay
ltSitlpIi, ipIht'ih litt'lI ltDICS, anu, dS
"A young lady neighbor says, they each
made the sign of the cross, and played
no more games that night.
Judge Means and family, OF Orange
Lake, near Micanopy, $50 Rev. j. H..
Potter and wife, of the Presbyterian
Church, Eustis, are vacationiZing at the
| Ocean View House. Rev. j. Mitchell,
of Crescent City, Is with his family at
| Bay Cottage. He is Ia occupy the pulpit
of the Preshy terrain Church for IA few
Sabbaths. The Rev. =. +. Wilson left
last tuesday for Chicago. He has given
up bus charge of the Prrsby ter,an Church
! here.
The wild saragcs at Fort Marion are
/ quite IA drawing card for this place.
| They are visi "a 10y many people. a
pass from the L. =. officer IN charge OF
! them must 4. ubt aimed
The Ponce de Leon Hotel Is being
| rooted.
The post Office is undergoing extensive
| repairs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04
Aid for Charleston.

Charleston is in ruins, and hundreds
of people are homeless. Their situation
appeals to the hearts of the charitable.
Aid is needed. The News Publishing
Company will forward any contributions
in money that may be made. 1t will he
more convenient to us if donations are
handed to w. j. Vinegar, at the First
National Bank. The following Contribu-
tions have been made up to date:
p Cunneely IS 90
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Charles Eaton, of tle firm of Gardner
x Eaton, Of this city, Is going To be made
the happiest man In the State i'll less Than
thirty days. He arranged matters satisfao-
tori!y during his trip Nor Ii this summer.
1t is IA far daughter of Maine that will
have the proud dug and pleasure of
msEirs ou~ friend happy. The only
thing about the event that We pa", Gu
larly dislike : ". Eaton's purpose to
reside in Gainesville irStead of Palatka
Charley has hos of friends here, all of
whom " III do every hing To make his
bride contented and happy when she
comes South. We congratulate him
early, and viii Ice the first To welcome
him To the socie. : Of the - old felix's" the
moment the wedding takes place.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

MIR. a. l.. Rogero. agent of the South
Express Company, informed us last
night that his company would receive
and forward all moneys or supplies
subscribed for the benefit of Charles
ton, free of charge. This is a very gen
erous offer on the part of the company,
and places it on a footing with the tele-
graph company and our banks, who
have agreed TO forward money to
the stricken city free of all expense
The cal. for aid is being most generously
responded to from all over the country,
the sympathy felt for the stricken city
by the sea being all the more active on
account of the narrow escape the other
cities had from a similar fate.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

The cash to accompany the order.
When clubs of four or more are sent
in, the papers will be mailed to each ad
dress. Persons are at liberty to get sub
scribers anywhere, and the papers will
be forwarded to any address.
The WEEKLY News is an eight-page
newspaper, the largest published in
Florida.
Remittances should be made by Postal
Order, Draft or Express.
Address NEWS PUBLISHING Co.,
Palatka, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

West End Select School, corner of
Kirby and Kirkland streets, Palatka, will
open September 18th, 1856. Hours "A.
m. to p. M; Kindergarten a. m TO IL
m. Terms So per month. Teachers,
Misses Alice and Nettie Mack. au31-1lt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

For SALE.-One house and lot, near
j., T. & X. w. X. X. shop. Also, one
young grove of 5 acres near Francis,
miles from town, on Florida Southern
Railroad, Palatka. Fla. S. f.. BOND.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

vice euch week, and the full time of his
assistant. Mr.. Evans was appointed
committee of one 10 investigate the
matter.
The following bills were read and or
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

For RENT.-House of ! rooms; also a
cottage of . rooms. Apply II 5. C.
Chandler, corner of Lemon and Front.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

CITY LAUNDRY.-Corner Lemon and
Fourth streets. All work promptly and
well done. se3 2t%
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Go to DIR. W. W. Estes, over Kers-
ting's drug store, for good Dental Work
and fine sets of Artificial Teeth. Teeth
Extracted without Pain. je19-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Vertrees s. Co. have just received a
car load of the celebrated Tennessee
wagons. aul1tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04
For the Campaign.

The WEEKLY NEWS will he sent from
September 1st to December 1st-three
mountaineering fully the period of the
campaign, at the following rates:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Lime for sale IN any quantity by Yer
trees & Co. aul1tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Vertrees Il Co. just received n carload
Noels best Flour. Guaranteed as good
as any in the market; at prices to suit
the times. jy27-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Vertrees * Co. have Just received n
car load of wheat which they are selling
cheap for chicken feed. The grain is
perfectly sound and plump. au5tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

Strawberry Plants for sale. Apply to
au21-tf III. L. DINSEN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-04

HOTEL FOR RENT.-The hotel building
known AS the Graham House, is offered
foI rent at reasonable rate. Apply To L..
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