The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
CITY NOTES.


IT.. lpErT fondly Said.
The nar'I.u Ia,ut.'l a. Ia, sIs.k-
And Grossly crl,l Il 49,.
lr7 capital until VI. ws,i,
Aud tl,err twill llIsf H..
Mr. IL" W,lliau ii Atlanta. !, IN
the Cits.
Mr. }. l. 1rnns, VI i,,l,ral Falnt,
Fla. u Il.itlng friends htf. West
Ean'i.irl, ~ lI.falI %ews.
The steamer C,ulrt yesterday brollght
down twenty three barrel, oi very tine
sqnaslt.a. Which w,rr shipped forward
10 Boston.
Natrrm.lpns and I2aehe- continue Ia
come IN 10 market IN large quantities.
ami the price, are growing CORRESPOND
insly low.
ings Icing erected all along between
Laurel and Lemon streets, some II the
house, being really elegant residences.
i The death rate among the little ones
Of jacksonville has been very heavy this
summer. On SUNDAY last there were no
less than six deaths among the babies Of
our metropolis,
W. wlll celebrate the It'll of July after
all, rs several Of swiitest yacht, on the
river are beipg put in trim for the occa.
sion, and any quantity Of fireworks are
l~ing offered for sale
/ Only one case was before the MAYOR
yesterday for al iustment, the charge h..
my for drunk and ,lisorh.fly, and VIM
ielvington being the offender. He was
fined 81 and costs.
Mr. W. -. and Miss E.lla Hammond
son and daughter Of Mr.. :. L. Hammond
passed through the city yesterday en-
route Ia their home AT Font Gates, from
Cincinnati, where they have been attend.
INK school.
We are under obligations to 7. l.. Me.
Toy for Il very fine watermelon presented
Us yesterday. Tom ha, recently opened
gem fruit stand, ON the corner Of Peek
and Lemon streets, and Keeps sn,l, mel.
ulis On sale all the time.
I Between the rains in the afternoon
and the extreme heat IF the middle uf
the day, falatka il having v,ry quiet
time ot II how. Yesterday nothing hap
l"n.h worthy Of note, and ii Tia. paper
appears dull II must u" attributed To the
effect If the times
Tn Monda, night the heaviest storm
IN years visited Lake t'rorgr, and the
waters Of that lake were dashed INTO a
"rtlang fur. hN the high winds. The
storm was so heavy that the steamer
comet could not make n landing at
LAX" tirorgr, the spray living over the
topof the p,ot hu,lsr and she was forced
back IL t,rorgetoWn We have heard Of
no particular damage hr,ng done by the
storm
Some steps ought I" lc taken To-, pre-.
vent the inis 81 Wntetnrlons anL rot
ten fruits and vegetables hplug thrown
IN the streets While no harm has coine
from the rractlr" ~ yet except to litter
the streets, yet there Is danger Of harm
coming from the practice. II We would
maintain on present exceptional good
/ health as a city, It ~ very necessary to
be- ever vlsilint, AMI especially keep the
streets clean.
sued IA call for "A state convention to as
srinblr at Orlando on August ID, next
when all necessary preparations are to
be- made for An active state campaign,
and candidates fer congress from the
first and second districts viii be put IN
the field The prnhibItinn,ts desire az
large an attendance rs possible, ~ they
propose L. inaueuratr active steps To-
further the prohibition rausr.
Crescent cit, Gazette II all the build
ing Is done III resent I 'iy this summer
that is now contemplated, the round
sum Of 80 ,0tO Will /" spent in that III
r,ction. At all events the mechanics Of
the city have So. 600 worth If work
ahead of them. Let the building boom
continue That amount vi money put
IN circulation IN this community will do
glahltning the heats Of those Tho earn
their daily bread bv tod.
lccshurg tumntrr}il The heavy
rains will raise the lakes of the Dckla
wnka river. then it will In in order. the
coming fall, for Colonel Hart to place
On their old route his line If steamers
We would like To see the steamers ply.
ing ON the weird Orklawaha, and so also
would man, old patron, of the lime As
"A tourist roitc, the river cannot be sur
passed in til, | nittd States. and the M
per has fully Is attractive features rs the
lower river We hope Col, Hart will
run his steamer through the coming WIN