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New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

A DECISION BY THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 20.-Thls aftern Don the
Supreme Court decided the telephone case. holding that
constitutional.
The decision was one affirming that OF the Marion
County Criminal Court in the Of the State against
John T. Hocke III effect the decision is that the law
is constitutional that the extra charges above -
month made by the company for alleged service etc,
are Illegal as by tho word telephone the law meant
all the appliances In connection with the service The
opinion in the case written by Chief Justice Nback'
who rules against company all points raised and
all the other Judges concurred on the point raised by
the appellant that as the various articles used In the
telephone service all patented under the laws OF
the United States Legislature Of State had no power
TO limit the PRICE, use sale rental value of such ar
tcles and that IA consequence all acts OF stats
Legislature Of which the present law belongs
are imperative and Ineffective. The opinion says;
The ready and indeed, inevitable, answer is that the
question thus presented ought no longer be egaded s
an omen question. There 10 reserved ana at the same
time we-recOgniZcd power af citing their domestic con
Germs remaining IN all the states which the Government
OF the United states cannot Hnd has seldom attempted 10
"poice power OF State and embraces the entire
OF internal State regulation having III vie" not
only preservation OF pubc order ana the prevention
of against the state the oI
such intercourse between nhabit1nts as Is calculated TO
prevent conflict OF rights and promote the interests OF
All, . IL ia now a well settled legal proposition
that property thus devoted 10 a public use becomes
legitimate subject OF legislative fegulAuoh ana coho
The obvious deduction from what has been shld,
as well from the authorities cited il tt tho power
OF state Legislature to prescribe the maximum charsc
which telephone company may make Tor services rem
derea facilities afforded articles OF property furnished
for use IN its business, is plenary and complete
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
NO DEMAND FOR CONVICT LABOR

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 LSpecidD. State Peni-
tenary authorities at Joliet have surplus of convict
labor which they anxious to let to the highest bid
der Advertisements have appeared in leading papers
for month Offering contracts for from five to eight
Yesterday the commissioners met at the pententiary to
omen bids for the convict labor No bids
IA thought that the agitation OF the convict labor qes
t,on has nmidated to such extent
cause convict labor 10 be placed at discount and the
men IL is generally thought that the convict labor
question will he submitted TO the vote OF the people OF
the state at the next general election, and that IL
be abolished In this State.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
me BoDr OF JoHy =. G0rGH TAEEN AoME

THE BODT OF JOHN i. GOCGH TAKEN HOME
WORCESTER, Mass Feb. 20 tSpec'dt. The
body OF b. Cough reached Worcester this morning
aud was taken to his home at Hillside, In Boylston'
Tho body was accompanied 10 the city by Mrs Cough
and her two nelccs and by Anthony J. Comstock The
Rev. Dr. Mears pastor Of the Piedmont Church. the
Rev Dr. Gould, lifelong friend OF the orator. ana OK
Mayor nldreth visited Hillside this afternoon TO pro
pose that the funeral hold I'm Mechanics Hall In this
CITY but Mrs. Cough said that II was her husbands
wish that there should DC no public denonstratnn lhe
funeral will therefore take place Ut Hside on Wednes-
day at d. IN. IL possible thaC public memorial SER
vice may he held IN Mechanics Hall, or IN Piedmont
Church. At later date The body Will bo placed tempo
rarity I'm at Rural Cemetery but the hnal inter
ment will take place IN the family lot III Hope Cemetery
Ncrr .Mnrcn
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

CHARGES BY SOCIALIST LEADERS.

LONDON, Feb. 20. - The Socialist leaders
iave applied court to have the editors and the pub
lishors Of Punch committed for contempt OF court for
attempting 10 excite public opinion against Burns,
Hyndman Champion and Williams, while the latter were
still on trial for their uterancos during tho Trafalgar
Square ots The compainaDts also intend to ask for
similar commitment against the editor and proprietor OF
The London Post The bssls OF the Intended tciion
against the latter paper IL tpe publication ~ u
NJ complaint against Pat 10 that IL printed Cartoon
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
TRYING TO LrYCH THREE PRISOSEPS.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 20 (SpecidD.-For two
years farmers Just beyond toe southern limits OF Ceye
land have been systematically robbed OF farm articles
and stock. Horses cattle, wagons and harness have
dlsappeared Suspicion finally rested on William Smith
and George Bryant, coorod, and John Kelly, white
Yesterday they caught with the stolen property
The prisoners were taken outside, where crowd OF
farmers gathered rush was Mt once made for tho
thieves the purpose being to lynch them Tho deter
mined attitude OF the constable and his men compelled
the attacking party to retire. At night he village
.locLup AZ Independence was surrounded by arn,d
mob demanding that the prisoners be given up Th'y
had been hurried Off to Cleveland however and after
searching the prison tho wouldbo lynchers dispersed
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
pPVOLUTiOy IN BRA SSMAKING

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20 (SpecidD.-At the
Franklin institute much interest is being taken In new
nrocess for obtaining pure aluminium from aluminium
oxide or broken corundum. A committee Of the chem
cal section OF institute headed by Professor l. l.
Hall has Just prepared and presented report highy
oomuendIne the method discovered and perfected by
Engene r. Coles OF Cleveland. The committee regards
The innovation as one Of the highest Importance on
cconnI of the cheapness which II reduces this NTH
erto extremely expensive metal IL claimed that tho
n. nrocess OF electric smelling within the next hye or
ton Years Ia destined revoutioDiZe tho brass ana
nronSe trade OF tho world, tho Bessemer converter
has the iron and steel industries
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
SENDING MONEY TO PARYELL.

.Judge Edward Brown presided yesterday at
m.eting of the Executive Committee Of the Irish Par
liamentary Fund Association. No. 20 Nassau-st mo
object OF the meeting was to impress upon tue
~ ho havA subsnrIptIon books the necessity OF turning
them ali IN without fail at the Holman honse e.day
which mas been adjourned from Monday 70 re
syauing ss Monday Is WashinRon's Birthday, IN I5o
Only subscriptions receysd Tery oaS and
os sron tho am poyss OF tho sinclair House py JSos
2 Risly Already S25 900 has been sent to the eomnlE
lee appointed bv Mr. Parnell to take snase VI -"
coming from America.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
p1RADJNG ms OWN CASE.

PITrsBuRG, Feb. 20 Especial. DIN the United
States Court to-day Herbert L. Graham tho young man
from Nantcoke charged with pcrsonatng Unitodslaes
marshaI nleaded his own case. Tho courtroom was
crawdc3 iGrahama speech, which lasted an hour and
half was frequently applsuded HIS closing appeal 70
moyed to tears. Assistant District Attorney wilson
host .n.sobes he had ever heard The jury disagreed
aDH wsre Sscharced and Graham was hold In $500 ball
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
THE pBJyT CLOTB MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb. 20 (Specidb.-The
market for prints quiet at 310 for CAS- and 27s for
Sos Tie price for Gas indicates the unstable character
OF the market believe that 3 will be touched
again. Such fall would delay the return OF the 10 per
cent which Is promised for month The stock s In
oreasng each week The number Of pieces on hand this
week exceeding that OF last week were 1000 The
weekly statement shows the following Production,
10000 pieces; deliveries 10000; stock, 6l,O0O;
sal.s
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
nErIANr"DlN,Sn Arrest.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 20 iSpec'aD.-" Dan"
n,1,on m. dsaant clerk of Hamilton County. was
t.d last week for contempt refusing to bring be-
fore the House of Representatives the forged returns OF
Precinct A, Fourth Ward, Cincinnati The House OF
dsrcd Dalton sent to jail for thirty days but before the
commitment papers could DO made out Dalton was re
lessed on writ OF haoeas corpus and MS tI sS f
fo1ay before Judge Wylls, Democrat AiEvmnSii Wniar
vera made for tho House by Attorney 'nr -
Member Cameron and Judge Nash oharirs iss or In.
inntnnat renrssented Dalton TO the surpriso oi do
6e1ocratc side Judge Wylie said that no wouiu ohoo
bts docision ON Monday morning
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

represents a woman in modern costume, but with q
sanity medieval look that makes one wonder whether
TO be touched with reverence or with sense OF the
absurd ncOngruiy of and clothes She has
little children standing at her knee The has
palned the mystery OF picture as follows: 81 just
made up my mind to have Madonna different from any
had ever seen and when was in Paris got a
clever young American to paint me one. gave him
carte blanche and told him TO paint me Madonna that
would be original, and natter myself I've got It,"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
n,,.,,nIr mann or MrSER.

NoRRIsTowN. Penn, Feb. 20. Henry john
son a bachelor and hermit about fifty years OF age,
living in East Perkiomen, this county, died yesterday
leaving considerable real estate and money Benjamin
Beanc was tenant and they occupied sepAruo hPE
-. Ihson ,y,a an rnisery in his habits that ho
woud mot ALLOW himself the necessary comforts OF IRE
In the recent cold weather his feet were 50 Dhd ozen
tbot The soies OF them became mortified ana ieI on
Other portions Of his body wore also badly frozen
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
LILLE EI11ING or MExIcAy SnEEr:AERDERs.

SANTA FE, n. Mex, Feb. 2O.-Colonel
j. Francisco Chaver has received letter from trust
worthy person at Las Lunas regarding the kilhng OF
eight sheep mention of winch has already been
made in these dispatches The letter is dated February
IL and states that Valentine Komeros son arrived at
Las Lunas yesterday morning and reported that eight
Of Solomon Luuas sheephcrders had fight with band
of Apaches on the Little Colorado River In Arizona and
that ali had been killed. Solomon Luna and L. Luna
left Las Lunas yesterday morning at the head OF
mounted posse for the scene OF tho trouble Ihey %cro
Been The Mcxcans incline TO the belief that the Kill
ing was not done by Apaches. but by COWBOYS. Tue
been bitter OF late owing 10 disputes over grazing
ground No word has yet been received from Luna s
pOsse.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
EXPELLED From TIE NAIL ASSOCIATION

PITTsBURG, Feb. 90. The Western Nail
Association mot at the Monongahola House in this city
today and adopted the resolutions expeng the juno
ton Iron Company for having failed to abide by the
nledges and obligations made to the association re-
srne the pledges and assurances heretofore made to
the workmen uDdor the ipanufacturers' scale The
neerc was largely attended, mill in the assoee-
ton OF the Allegheny Mouhaihs pehg rePrSehIeu'
either iu person or by proxy
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
GRIMES AND CASUALrIES-Bf TELEGRAPH.

ROBBING a POSI OFFIOts 49,, 1J-..
G.typsroS Ter Feb. 2O.-A dispatch to The Gdtves,
ton Ne,cs from San Antonio says News was received
of that place had been robbed OF Slooo IN oaSn
and $500 IN postage stanps.
KILLING Ms WIFE AND HIMsELF, ,,ou
RAyGoR Me-. Feb. Q0.-fn ArooAtook county, on Mon'
dsy night on plantation seven miles below van buIen
Trenchman MARITIME, seventy years Old had uISpute
with his wife, killed her with an axe and tDeh shot nn
sell.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
RyFLE SHOOTING AT YEW-BEDFORD

FALL RIVER. Mass, Feb. 20 (Speciob.-
following men have been selected represent Company
NJ Of this city, in rifle match in NewBedord on Mon
day between from the Brockton, Taunton, New
Bedford and Fall River companies: Sergeant Fuller.
Corporal Mcintyre Privates Crowley Hons Hoollhan.
Negus Robbins, Albert and Gardner Two OF the com
panys best maTksmen could not account of their
business engagements.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
UTES ANXIOUS TO SELL THEIR RESERVATlON
nEAAEn Eeh 20.=A disnatch TO Ihe Re


publican from Durango says &C :. Stollsteinlor, OF
the Southern Ute agency with the interpreter Archu
etta Chief IgnacO the Utcs Buckskn Charlie. chief
OF the Wnnemucca several other chiefs started for
Washington yesterday morning The Utes are dcsrous
of selling their reservation in Southern Colorado 10 the
Government and moving from the State, and are going
TO Washington by order Of the Interior Department TO
see II q satisfactory treaty can be made"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
1yrESrIGArING THE DEATH or MRS. RHEY B0TD.

IyVESTIGA TING THE DEATH OF ARS. RHEI BUIU'
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20 (SpecdD.-Geary, the
chief OF police Paducah KY. arrived In this cty THIS
morning for the purpose OF making thorough examns
ton into the suicide OF Mrs Rhey Boyd 1t snow sus-
pected that murdered and that the letters were
,od o,tor hor death Her mother commits
,,oned Chief Geary TO all letters
and scrap. of writing. and to secure all the
Sacts in CONNIE otion with her daughters death.
cnrtous feature Of the tragedy is that The letter which
s6e speaks OF ~ receiving from her
~. 90 ~, H,nubnn and TO the landlord will be placed
m 49, bnnd. OF experts aud compared with her writing
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

FOUR MEN DROWNED ~ TIE SUSQUhHANNA.
HARRIsBURG, Penn, Feb. 2O.-While four
men and boy were attempting to cross the susque-
hanna River this morning the boat capszed aud the -FOUR
men were drowned. The boy succeeded In clinsing to
Oh. boot and was rescued about two miles below The
names OF the men are John and Frank Mast ages cigh
teen and twenty respectively single; Lewis Derct.
Young married man, who leaves wfo and ono child;
and Charles Mahes, fortyhvc married, who leaves
wife and four children. The lad who was saved was
con of Nathles The returning from their
work at steelton and going to their homes at NewCdm
hernnd The boat heavily laden to live through
the undstorm which was prevailing. An enort Is being
made Co recover bodies but 1t not thought this can
be psned the river IL st! several rect aDoVo
ne
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

here from Boston, No knows whore he Ia, ana oe
y6nd the fact that he could not make accounts oi
S400 900 balance week there is known reason
for his disappearance. He was popular In society," he
is not thought to be short in his accounts.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS, Feb. 20.-The French Government has decided
adhere its determination TO have Universal Inter
national Exhibition in Paris IN 1889.
PARIS. Feb. 20.-The town OF Decazevc, Aveyron
has placarded with threats to destroy the Iron
mines unless the wages OF the miners increased.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
our cor Iy OPJGIyAL MADONNA.

BosToN, Feb. 20 (SpeciaD.-A woman who
lives in fine house on the Back Bay says The Record
has singular picture which many Of her visitors have
looked at inquir1gly without understanding at all "
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21
n,o,nnr,p4yOE OF A BOOKKEEPER

NEw-HAyEN, Conn. Feb. 20. koDer1
chr,,,s a premnent Mason, head bookkeeper Tor tne
Srm Of rogs, Dunbar Co.. lumber dealers is ml'snn
NJ hssn leader OF society for Ave years Sna came
New-York tribune., 1886-02-21

SEEKING AN END TO THE BALKAN DISPUTES.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-The Powers have called
upon servia and tho Porte to submit at time
their proposal for the restoration OF peace between
Serva and Bulgaria 1t is expected that the proposals
OF Seryia will be presented tomorrow.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
New Buildings.

Yesterday a NEWS man found sew
eral new buildings in course of erection.
On Lemon street, between Third and
Fourth, a large two story building is be-
ing erected, which will doubtless be used
for store room below and the upper sto-
~ as a residence. On Fourth, between
tage will in few days be completed.
Just by the side of the last named another
cottage is receiving the finishing touch.
Thus the march of improvement tends
onward and upward, and Palatka is
keeping fully abreast with the progress
of the best towns in this, the most rap
idly improving Of the great sisterhood
Of states. Let the good work go on.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

During the past few weeks the de-
mand for THE News has been steadily
increasing at our counters and at the
news stands in the city. Large num-
bers are mailed every day to all parts of
the country, and the paper is spreading
intelligence of the great natural advan-
ges of Palatka and Florida from Maine
to California. TEN News has always
enjoyed most liberal subscription pat
ronage, not only from the generous and
enterprising citizens of Palatka and
surrounding country, but the stranger
within our gates as well.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

Mr.. w. T. Blaine and wife arrived n
Palatka last night, and will be with
their friends here to-day.
Mr.. B. l.. Lilienthal's furniture house
is still maintaining its popularity with
the public, and he is selling large quanti-
ties of furniture at home and in the
surrounding country. He has beauti-
full line of goods in stock now.
Mr.. George III. Fortson returned yes
terday from a visit of several days dura-
ton to Barlow and points in south Flor
ida. He was pleased with the prospects
down there, and thinks the next will be
the largest crop of oranges that part of
the state has had for a number of years.
From The Tallahassen we learn that
the supreme court docket the present
term is said to be the largest that Flori-
da ever had. Up to yesterday noon,
seventy-eight cases appeared on the
docket. This is due to the large increase
in our population and increase in large
business transactions of the state. Crime
is proportionately on the decline.
Messrs. Finninger and Levan, two
young gentlemen from New York, are
in the city, and will locate here. They
propose to open a large merchant tailor
ing establishment, and were looking for
a suitable store room yesterday. They
will carry a large stock of piece goods,
and claim that they will satisfy the
most exacting in fit and quality of goods.
At the Elite rink tonight, very in
teresting race will take pla ce between
j. r. Coulter, champion amateur bicy-
Gle rider, and Mr.. j. Catherwood, a
roller skater. The race will be very in
teresting and the skater is confident
| that he can cover more space in given
time than the bicyclist. Splendid music
will be one of the attractions of the eve
| ming.
The Water Works Company, repre-
scented by Mr.. Chas. Underwood, have
I accepted the terms of the city ordinance
relative 20 the works as published in THE
| NEWS. We learn that the company are
already preparing to begin work, and
that they are receiving bids for the sup
| ply of pipes and for certain parts of the
| work to be done. The ordinance binds
| them to have the works in operation
| within seven months, but our citizens,
says the company, will be supplied with
water long before that time expires.
The county commissioners of Jefferson
| county, have corrected the registration
list by comparing it with the census
| list compiled last fall, and have stricken
from the registration list six hundred
| and eight names, because these ma mes
| were not found on the census list. Many
of the persons whose names were thus
| stricken from the registration list are old
| and prominent citizens of the county
l who have been registered voters fol
l many years. The Seville Gazette thinks
this is novel method of determining
who are entitled to the right of suffrage,
| and places the franchise of every citizen
| at the mercy of n census taker.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CIR AHAlf.

sc Guthman, Allan ia; Fred Har'
grove, Woodsboro, n C; John Wurth-
man, c Carson, New York; Chas G
Ellis, Como, Fla; R B Hillyard, Jax.
j l. Harris, Jax.; G ID Cummings, Buff
alo, n Y: William Wellham, BALTIC. Md
Geo w Wellham and wife, Buffalo, Md
Ernest Delins. Picolata, lFa; John
Twomey and wife, Gainesville; I II Bal,
lard, Gainesville; j R Teller, Abba, la
Lewis Hauff, n Y; j III Tabor n Y.
HOTEL PHOENIX.
a Hegenea, New York: III G Carlett,
Va; p Fl Cunningham, Philadelphia; II
Chambus, Chibbogan, Mich: II c
SchnoOr, New Baltimore, Mich, f
Foster, Lake Weir; G. II Hoges and wife,
Kingston, n C.: S Bradley and wife,
Washington, ID c: Alf II Rice and wife,
Youngstown, o; w Greenleaf, Calves
ton, Tex.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
ElectiOD.

At recent meeting of the Gem City
Hook and Ladder Company the follow
ing officers were elected for the current
year
Chairman, w. o. Wolff Foreman,
Jos. Price; Isaac White, Assistant Fore.
man; Secretary, J. NJ. Young; Treas
urer, j. w. Marion, Jr.; Stewart, DIR.
Kersting. T. j. Appleyard, DIR. =. Ii.
Strauss and George Freret We're elected
members.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A w O R D

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is words or more, in
tais column inserted for ONE CENT WORD.
Everybody who has any want to supply
ANYTHING to buy or sell, any business or ac-
sommodations to secure; indeed, any wish To
crafty, should advertise in this column.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILwAY,-SI.
JOHNS AND LAKE EUsTIs r. R.-OFFICE
OF THE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT
Important: Owing to the destruction and
robbery of portions Of forms OF tickets
on sale by this Company during our re-
cent fire, have taken of sale all tickets
to points north of Gainesville or Jack
sonville, and will reissue in full COM
msncing at FORM 1000 as rapidly as
printers can deliver. Please instruct all
conductors TO REFUSE ALL TICKETS OF
this Company bearing form number less
than I. 900. o. w. CROMWELL,
Palatka. IAN. %. 'S6. G.. p. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

To RENT.-A furnished cottage, en-
tirely new, located on the banks Of Lake
Crescent, Is miles from Palatka and 23
miles from Crescent City. in an orange
grove, to rent this winter or until next
winter. Four steamboats, stop at
wharf on property each day. Apply
70 Henry Hutchinson, at lakewood, Lake
Crescent; or to E. r. Mexican, opposite
Putnam House, Palatka. j27-eOd3w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

LADIES! Look out for the Auction
Sale Of Millinery and Fancy Goods in
Harris block on Saturday, January 3Oth,
at 12 o'clock L., by B. L. Lilienthal,
AuctiOneer. J27-4t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

BoARDERs WANTED.-I am prepared
to accommodate several table boarders;
can also furnish several pleasant rooms,
at reasonable rates. Mrs. l. T.. HAN
cock. Laurel street. J27-1w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
AGENTS FOR THE NEWS.

The following gentlemen are the authorized
a9euts OF Tn PALATKA DAILY AND WEEKLY
Nm. in their several localities:
" r Dewitt, San Aateo.
" g Valentine, Nashua.
q Packard, Welaka.
Il n Bard. NorWalk.
II Marshall, Fruitland, Fla.
i NcCallum, Orange Mills, Fla.
n Bartlette, GeOrget own,
Dnnjol Darling, Oraytou Island.
Il Higly, Lake George.
i L. burton. Crescent City.
q Strickland, Interlachen.
y Iunroe, AcMeekin.
VIM @ Bradd0ck. Seville.
s Cewdon, st Augustine.
A VOgelbach, Melroeo,
Charles Moore, Lake worth, Fla.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27
After the Fire.

Nessrs. Gardner & Eaton ASSURE their
patrons and the public generally that
thew have ALREADY SECURED a new
storehouse and will be ready to FILL. ALL
ORDERS as usual, PROMPTLY and at LOW
nsr RATES. New goods will arrive daily
and they can be found ready for bust
nesa in Major TEASDALE'S ware house.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

We call attention to the new adver-
tisement 81 Messrs. Rogero & Mundee,
which appears on this page this morn
ing. These young men have built up a
flourshing business in the past three
months, which is growing and widening
out considerably. They are clever fell
lows, thorough business men, and de-
servo their good fortune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-27

Cook WANTED.-A good white cook
can obtain steady work at good wages by
applying at residence Of DIR. A. L. Cole,
corner Emmett and Dodge streets. j27