The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-19
CITY NOTES.

A girl in a moment of pique
Gave her lover a slap on the Clique;
Not a word did he say,
But he left her that day,
And didn't go back for a wique.
a girl who had plenty of beaux,
A flrt. we may well suppeaux,
Met a lover one night,
Who kissed her on sight,
And kissed her right square on the neaux.
Boston Courier.
There has been a number of strangers
in the city during the past week.
On the whole il is well that September
can not hear all the remarks she inspires.
Mr. c. f. Stokes, who has been North
all summer, returned yesterday for the
winter.
Mrs. T. F. Hussey has returned home
after an extended visit to friends and
relatives near Lake City.
Mr. Arthur p. Lewis, of the Kerr City
Idcertiser, was in town yesterday, and
gave THE NEWS a pleasant call.
The ladies' union prayer meeting will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Mahan,
on First street, at o'clock on Monday
afternoon.
Services as usual in the several church.
es to-day, and as it is getting cooler, the
hot weather will not be a good excuse
for staying away.
Mr.. b. l.. I.ilienthal, the popular fur
niture man, has IA new advertisement
this MOI ming, which will prove of inter
est to all wanting furniture.
Nothing has been heard OF DIR. Faust,
who killed Penland, in Micanopy, on
last Monday night, and it is supposed
that he has gone to South Carolina.
The unsightIy weeds growing in some
of the side streets as well as on private
premises, would help the looks OF things
by their absence. They are cumberers
of the ground, and should be removed.
The young peoples prayer meeting
vii be held at the Baptist church Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, the subject
for the service being Reward" The
young people of the city are requested to
be present
MIR. Fred. Sulzner mas Just .o1eived
new machine for making all kinds of
rings, and is now prepared to work over
all kinds of old jewelry and make them
up into plain or carved rings, on short
notice.
st. Marks Academy will begin its fall
| session on Monday, eth, under the
l<,l..
This is a very popular school. and enjoys
the patronage of large number of our
Citizens. See notice elsewhere.
Mr.. M. Loeb's house, now being
erected in Reid'5 garden, on North First
street, is going to be very handsome
structure when completed. The frame
work is now up, and it will soon be ready
for occupancy.
MIR. ". b. Moragne returned to the
city yesterday for few days from his
fernando homestead. Butler is devel-
oping into an agriculturist rapidly, and
is going to have a fine grove down there
one Of these days.
Mr.. Il. j. Riies is making several i'm
provements in his iewelry store, and en-
largIng his cases and shelf room, prepa-
ratory to putting ia a large stock for the
winter trade. He will have one of the
prettiest stores in the country when it is
| all completed.
Yesterday, about IL o'clock, Palatka
was visited by one of the sharpest,
fiercest and shortest rainstorms of the
season. The wind blew very hard. and
the rain, accompanied by little hail,
fell in torrents. No damage was done
that we learned of, but we are glad that
it lasted no longer than it did.
Rev. J. j. w. Place will preach this
morning at o'clock on SO The House
of God, showing what it is negatively
and positively, and its Design" and at
. 80 p. IN. the discourse will be, THE
Power of Thought on Character" Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Il was glad
when they said unto me, let us go into
the house of the Lord
We are in receipt of the annual cata-
logue of Messrs, A. J. Beach & Son, the
well-known Palatka nurserymen. Be-
sides being a handsomely printed little
pamphlet. ii contains deal of valuable
information useful to fruit growers, and
gives particulars of some of the finest
frui. trees that can be obtained in the
State. If you are thinking of putting
out a grove be sure and obtain one of
these catalogues.
Yesterday n negro went into the post
office for letter, and, being informed
that there was none for him, made dill
gent inquiry for another post office, as
he was morally certain that letter had
been sent him to Palatka, and, as he had