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New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

state bonds usually and ruled
strong. louisiana conSol L. ISL I9i4 ~
Tennessee cUnprolnls" sol NJ per -, set
uem-nt b ~ore ~ eh-r AT sO4 North Carolina spe-
el taxes soil at lC4@!Os Virginia os deferred al i2
Georgia sold 1sai - and ALABAMA. ci rs A. al 1904.
OF city bank stocks. ,'n 'rrce sold 40 40, AMI
metropolitan 400 1t u 1904
lie market Tor railway uuds quiet ami generally
ieaurricss. East tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
con"ols wrro eNilcl lily strong; consOl 5s
ro." IN 10 99h and tho income receipts sold {
21402tG - s Erie second conso.s neglected Al
9rlsdJJlA Chesapeake aud Onlo series E, were oh y
l. aId cui rcucb "a were steady u q. Canal.
southern secOnds were q easier 9il4. Nrst SnOre
guaranteed A. sold at lO33IdlODSs MI-soari.
khn,as ana Texas general is oil a 9Ols but
tho d we're steady a, s3A Rome. M.tertown and
OgirnhurS - were on i It lO2. Louisville and Nash
vllc general o. wc.o rn - lU6is, and NrwOglraus
and Mobile irsts were l. lower Al lO3L, Indiana,
BOomlngton ami Western SECONDS rose / u-r Ia
~ Ih.cFha' ana Great Northern seurr Os we're y
hiRhcr AT oSi2 Lake Ere aud Western ONES rose
from ~ 20 -ol2d-o9 Peoria, Decatur ana Evansville
incomes were l. sHcr al 7Jls kansa, farnc cUnso,s
were of IL II lo1A Texas aud Pacific In~Omrs
steady NJ l?AdIJi3 nnd nfsts R,o Gtands division
after selling uP d l. COLI de hnei aU6I7s At
lthtlr ANA l. enc incohrs were uuusuu.y aclve at
22it"25I2. New Orleans PaCIhc irsts lower at
Iii2 to'Jraio Coal AMI Iron nrsts were feyeIish ~
0s0J1 qJS
In- money market IA harder to-day far proportion
Of the new loans were maio at per ut, and
oa6 per cent, bat at til, close offerings al
= per cent.
The Sub-freasury to-day gained balance 81 i0tt.
hlar up ~ currency gain $780, less loss
0t vol .33I Tnc says opsrit covered: Receipts
Tl.0sJ.i3O: payn -nts. 81 ,s9s. BAG resulting IN
balances of *232o2i7O currency AMI $l9l ,i3l l,59l
The Clearing Honse statement today was A. follows:
Exchanges So0.90o,0loi balances, S6.597.0l2.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
FOURTH.CLASs POsTMASTERS.

WAsHINGToy, Aug. 3.-Tnc Postmaster
Genera to-day appointed the following iourth-cass
postna-'en:
Horviand-At Eakles Mills Washington {. Eakle.
AT ohcTryv ale James l.. EDgcIuan; h un'
ketow Adanc r. Patick Sussnvie, Augustus fucs5oi
ysr1nOntA At BeNidrrr NOiuers, MIS-. l.. L. DaNis
heW IoTA-At Ooeannus. John IA. ~ateIs
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MISS uEiKLEnAM TO BE REINsTApED.

W1sniNGrON. Aug 3.-Commissioner Mont
Comey to-day r.ierux TO Tho dismissal i..t saturday OF
Miss Alice h Msik sham. descendant OF Thomas Je-
fer,ou from place the Patent ONCE said that al
Of the dismissal bs had khowledge OF Miss
ans xDecedeBts anu would ediatcy correct
the error ny reiustatlns her.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

hosn enrolled s,pned and sent to the President Tho
House the President Tor its return
order that 1t might be ctet luis s tne ntst
in tho House that been discovered this
eek
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL PASSED.
AHALD-wuN VICTORY IS THE SENATE AND HOUSE
CHANCES OF VETO.

AuALD-wuN VICTORY ~ rHE SENATE AND HOUSE
CHANCES OF VETO.
WASHINGTON, Aug. (SpccidO.-Ihe House
was in AN iudu-t mood TODAY. bit so many Of tie
,peh,rs had gone hoLIe dss 81 tIat II WIS rathei
dicult to obtain quorum ani few neu, ny resoitinS
10 hatory motions and points of order. were able To
waste good deal o tune on the conference report on
fhe Eiyer and HafbOr bill After hall h"ul oi dcbhte
the re- ort agrcc 10 by v0t" of III 10 9N As buS
ioptcd 10y the House tine bill carries Slii13,ouo. or
about S7O 900 less than did when II passed the House
originally Tue item for NewlOrk Ilarbor is fixed AT
s7b0OUo Ine canal items o0t OF the bilont boao
ia authorized investigate and report upon thc eApr
deucy OF their purchase adoption and maintenance
by the Government. The item or iho Lower Miss
ls.p mas bren in prove somewhat by striking "uu tie
rroyi lions for continuing revem~n works and uu Iih-
"A tain aininc ievr-. although II Is Unsatisfactory III
River winch include levce hulliIu- II J.
10 he rrnarkel. that the teus or IN support 81
re Miss s-py River Commission aud The Mi->o an 1sNri
Coulns ,Ioi have omitted IIOm tnt Sundry tlNl
bI ear.
In + senate the hill passed without dvison but lie
fore IL. ps>-a.r Mr.. CuOm lJOte-cd AGAINST tr tr"
lneut which the Henucpin Canal Il al receive al thc
naDd O' tho Cohfrrrucc
MA doug nothing else be last twenty years la Ills
OF mon, iichue. 'aua Hem vas O. m luipHt-
ance la al all rest OF the b PIT together. with t"c
exception, p-rha,-. Of the app ropr aii2n FOR New
fault tAat money 'vi-d either IOr the Missis'
sly pi or Missouri la'cr C"inIni->ion
Tn, ir, nds bll Wee not extremely )uhilaht
over tnr hard won victory in tEe senate and llo
Most oi l~m stem 10 ie OF tlen eXIcCt ihat
The mcasI VIII encounter IA Veto III 80 oi coarse IL
fac : sed'ed.
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REFORM IN IHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
A DEM oCRATIC ofFICt HOLDING FAMILY-MAksiA
WILSON'S RfLAIIVts.

WILSON'S RfLAIINts
WASHINGTON, Aug. tSpeciah.-Ihe proper
tion of "hungIy and thirsty" Democrats IA probably
s lar ge In the District OF Columbia as ID ANY other par
a the country Naturally there is good deal of d'-
content aud this is aggravated ~ the fAci
that some OF the "reioriD" y" officials appoin e"
by President Cleveland show a disposition To
"play tho bol," one oisgusted Democrd'
mors forcibly lLan elegantly expressed 1t. lie con
timed: "1alk about Republican nepousn! How dld
COMPARE with This A. A. Wilson, United States Mar
shal salary $4,000; Charles j. Wilson, his brother
clerk III War Department, salary sl2Oo; William WI"
eou another brother. clerk BoarI Of Assessors. Dis
trct of Columbia, salary $1,000; Thomas Il. Lht"islc
fatnrr-ln-aw INSPECTOR o. Buildings, ID strict oi 1"
Iumi,iA $4,000 j. ID. tutNlsc brothel -In-Aw
clerk IN Cuur, saary $1,000 W. NJ Dove
n.ph-w Ins p-ctor Coal tor Unr state. partment
j. Msury Dove snofb-f nephew c"ntra"i"r L" luiils"
coal 10 tDVrrmSnt departments dni the Dl'tci
(;ovrruncn In addition TO these several or tlr mar
elai's I'M auves have been LATELY Favored
with assignments 10 iry dutv. From the fofeSoih-
sptrars mat 81 Pauis d-hniiion OF mah wa" J.
s'worse than inhdci " would not ht United States
Marshal wilson
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

CuAEfIaIOS. Aug. -Iurpcntino firm al 3lc bid.
EAVASNA All Aug Jiuri' ntinr puIci AT 3,c. ash ed.
WELLINGTON. Aug. 81 uTicntinu nIln al 81 &C.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Iuly 81. l-s5:
Go.uan' bullion Outstanding
,.e,,... on e' .i ,c'ih .,,,, ie' Ht' s9i
Jay yal. ....... - .55,-43 7A7i>ji7 i5sa.aoO5
Lr,A-uNoEs-
Our.tan'ing
r ~ So .s7 oo 2a' .'aio .s:5s5o ' Hd 7SI"'
jay 81. iis,o........ .lo.tiii iglo5ooo -i,sgiii
Ja., il. Jqne 3d. Jqyal.
p.',r-on hand ..sidtis5o,s .isi.-55559 si,l..4eei
roini......... sl7o,5l7-5 sloI5i5,6. sls5.soy.,,j
,at@s -s7elo6 ssIiaee5 s75s4otl
st -.i,cr..... e7l55-.o79 so6.-o $50 s97.5i5.9t3
To-day's = ock speculation wls hOerily fet with ex.
pres ons of nIv iua Opinions %. I, was stated tnat
hc demand for railroad bond, Al been unprecedented.
lhr r"rur oI the Transactions ~ the stock Ia ange
FOR tie month ot Juiy. SO AMI s-6. Is -, follows:
S,'. ana NIX '"""' iSo ABS ,'o p 8et
Besides giving weak markets ~ wheat AMI
and rst cla-, report. 90 the improved conditions ot tho
crops Al ntcrvAso. not over one honr apart. Chcaso
to-day gave rs tAs following Opinions when should
ruts Of the Wal street new. agencies: Cnd.hr avs
he Vii rot nnn mnrat again jone, aud Hr,m are sai
aud they are reported n. SAYING That tnry
ho.dIug u Tor 20 per cent advance" "N r. Kcsm
says: 'srock. are "a biz purchase. THIS market
~. ~ a." ovnnr. 1n6y sr. frcl bn S'p' % GOOD
stocks. jones says: Il thlnk Northwest will i've
roini. h-r. There has been TX buying IN 'hcaso
today amt yeser ltr, aspect. D the ON "a -. These
opn az the more ytiue tn, como olt-
m- spectators IN gram ami provisions. VINO Ouy AMI
rel simply specu.At on. Mcl. tue tran,Actlous IA
Ouah. cpmuou tO-tay amounted 10 .b.~Op
AMI its price from AZ to iNt
az ~ bur orhwrStcrn with sales OF lb.3OO shares.
nuy -anet Il At It's hcs,, ANA closed unchanged al
lII5s -. Pau. with sales of 1000 shares. rls
decnnc OF per cent. Inc general market was tame
and Iraggy al day aud majority ot the etock. show
nutl lie lines. Contra aud udioD io.-- :. Lake
~uorc =, tauAis southern \ aut MchgNu Central IL
UNCHANGED ~ =. Delaware. LtckAWanrt ant
Western went oil per cont de,ptr mo
good huy OF N'sieriay. due to ia proved outlook IN
ira - and tho tact mat thcs- properties havr nos as
pondr Ia the IN the general market" p't-
ware. L,ckaw,nna ana Mrsf"rn hgo tO day sold
lO y lo2. tod ~ ~ 1903 l29s Nch sseus t. br
"a v,ry respectable atvauc~ Da-et ou 30 cents lower
prices Tor cVi. Texas and Pacnc opcued up ~ lts
snd clnsed at 10 A We are informed nothing
compsurd AT thr conference between the " star aud
Fleming committees. tni,n ana Paolnc Mail held
Yesterdays advances, hui Western Union wrascned u
per cent very m"drrat. pressure OF stock. Inc
market closed dul and fsycIlsh.
G"v rument bonds were hnl aud steady with bids Tor
tho 81 oil % por cent Anne xed the closing quota
New-York tribune., 1886-08-04
CLOSING rRlUss OF pi piIaAD8Lp m sr,0yx


The United Stairs Treasurers statement OF assets and
liabilities OF July 81, 1856, shows a net available
balance OF $780, 20G,325, which ia ,n for the month OF
S5Ol7 600 Yet after the fashion OF certain members
Of Congress, wall Street news agency today informed
sOoa specu AtOrs that: "rne Trea'rcrs gold bslance
Increases every month"; ana 1t Is apparent TO every
one that he coui call $4,000 900 81 pr month with
ont diminishing IL m..erially." OK the net gain
81 200 900 because tho amount o. general liaphes
is so much less than on June 30 That item depends
very much upon the condition Of the work IN the audit
ing bureaus The Liabilities for trust funds
are SI300J0 greater than on June 30 lhe
gold balance shows gain t0r the month Of $2llOOOo
princip y from the receipt in the OF business
OF 81 100000 gold certificates. The egaltenler balance
~ 300 900 by gan OF 100000 iolarS and bullion.
plus 100000 reduction IN the amount OF outstanding
certificates The total cash balance, inclu Hing deposits
in National banks exclusive Of trust aud current a5i-
ties was increased $},7Oo,0OD. Compared with year
the god balance - S329)000O greater, The legal
tender balance is 5000 OJD greater, and tho silver Da
Is $262000OO greater. The net available bslance,
however, only 1885, j3,J)G greaser than Oh Juy 81.
lsSj 1t Is safe that during thu coming year the
gold and silver balances Will be far different
from what they have been during ihe past year.
The following parcs the statement o. July ST. 1886. and
June 30, ls-O
LIABILITIES.
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Atthe Putnam.

Hon. Geo. II. jones, of New York, is
at the Putnam for 4 few days.
Mr.. II. II. iIoughtaling aud family,
OF lroohlyn, y. y, are occupying an
extensive suit of rooms at the Putnam.
Mr.. Frank Il. Gourlcy, instead o! the
name printed Yesterday, is the travelling
agent Of tho Boston, Maine Il Eastern
Railroad, who il now at the Putnam
Mr., a. \. Talmadsc the receiver Of
the Wabash ard Could system Of rail.
roads, is among the prominent arrivals
at the Putnam.
Vim. H. Thomas and daughter, Of
Baltimore, Theodore Coo and wife, Of
Newark. y. j., T.. Il. Strout. Of Wash.
ington, ID. c., l.. Lawson and Edward =.
kean and family, of Philadelphia, atc
among the arrivals at the Putlrm yes.
tcrday.
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lie song Coming Through the Rye"
was also taLleauxed, and reading How
10 Cook Husband we're well received.
IS aeEe nUlnygsss Rotations. The diff
ierent scenes were Iaierspersed with
vocal and instrumental music, and the
exercises Were concluded with refresh
meEts, cake, .ice-cream ami coffee. Ii
would give Us pleasure to especially
name the ladies 10 whom the audience
were indebted for this most interesting
entertainment. hut our experience Of
former mention Jf some Of them leads
Us to forbear. Their modesty is equal 10
their indefatigahie industry. persever-
chce, generosity and genius in present.
lIa such an attraction. It speaks well
for Tie talent Of tl.re~chi village and
the generosity Of its people, that the en-
terttinment placed between thirty and
forty dollars in the treasury " the La
dies Aid Society. for furnishing and
identifying the Congregational church.
The new pulp; and flower stands add
much 10 the attrIctiveGe;s o, the audi
encc nom. The new carpet was re-
ceived Yesterday. The pews are to be
shipped from New York on the 18th of
this month.
William freehorn, of northern Ohio,
has purchased TIE lake front next to
Warrcn Ia! !r ar IS 81, airing the sang
for am tier elegant residence building in
lnteriacher.
l.. ii, Protiilt, Geo. /. DOWN, L.. +.
Wickes ari oth'r, have purchased lots
and arc making prep .r,.ions to build.
The Mcssrs. Brewers, Of Great Barring.
ton, Mass, are hearing completion one OF
the most symu.e .rical and artistic Gotta,
scs in East Florida. and last week pur.
chased six NOR. lots which, in lu, time,
will 10 inprO,c in Il manner that will
bo no detrimcnt to the place.
There is no complaint of dull times, in
either business or social. circlcs here. I'm
provcment is the order OF the day, and
when the morning and evening train is
: run on the Florida Southern Railroad ".
, suspect the business me Of Palatka viii
, all want their residences ia In.erlachcn
, Hotel lntcrlachen will be kept oper
through the Summer monlls for the ben
{ eft Of coast AMI river residents. who vii
. need to get to tho high pine Lands Of tn,
\ interior. where pure water and dry at
mosphcre are essential Ii the midsummer
9 months. -
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TIN. CCtSS OF TWO BOYS,
Two YOun. Editors Who show what
May DO Donc--.s bright Couplc.

I'd NJ 81
May be Donc--l nrl.h, Couple.
Putnam county has within her borders
many ilouri,hins little towns blessed
with good schools. comfortable churches
and industrious people. Among them
Norwalk. Intorachcn and Crescent City
have made phenou onal growth within
the past five years. an.l the last grew
within rour to the size which it took Pa.
latka twelve to attain. But if this Gun.
phaszcs the rapility Of modern move.
mnn,s there i, one special enterprise in
oar LITTLE rival on Lake Crescent which
should he set before every boy. Two
young democrats, not old enough to -c,e
fer Cleveland, became interested in the
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
INTl,i,t,ACHEN.
Miles Stau,iisi's Courtshtp

The ladies Of the Congregational
church and Society gave one of their in
imitable cnt'rtajnm ITS a the p1rorS of
the Hotel lntcrllrhaa ou last Thursday
evening, hy reading from the Court
ship Of Mile, Stludish. illustrated with
thirteen tab,rauN. II was the result of
much painstaLirs and .averc labor on
the part Of the ladies and their asss
tants. Tho chief figure was Capt stan
dish in full uniform, who delegated Jchn
Allen to win the lovely Priscilla 10 b. his
bride. Why don't you ask fnr yy"r-
self. John" holding Of the skein u yarn
beside the old spinning wheel The de-
parturr in the boat Of John, with the
Puritan elders blessing, anl finally tie
wedding Of John to Priscilla, and the
resignation TO his fats!or tie sal hcait.
ci but noble Miles Stsnu..h. w,r' aimi.
rahly tableauxcl H. the costumes Of ,e
olden times, and gave large satisfaction
to the audience who illcl the Varlors.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Tie heavy rain Friday night ami the
showers yesterday STOPPED al outdoor
w,rk. and gave most people q holiday.
Conductor johnson resigned his psi
tion IN the Florida southern railway
yesterday to accept a like position on
the Missouri Pacific railway.
TIE schooner W. II. Van Rruat.
OF tile Warren Ray line, will leave New
hork direct for Palatka on the BIRD inst,
WITH 4 General cargo consigned To- capt.
r.. J. Adams.
81. Vim. Williams lecture un
Ireland. wi'ra WAS to lave been deliver
cd at the opera house Thursday evening
was postponed IN account Of the heavy
rain that prevailed 1t The time. The lcc-
ture Sill Dc ,eItNtrei III few days, tic
time an'l llace Of which will be announ
ccd.
j ,hodist services to-day in Fry opera
housc at j Il. III. and $50 p m. Preach
ing this morning by Rev y. J. Ti.h'latn
, OF Salisbury, Nj. Evenin" service b,
tie Pastor. Sutjc",: ",siecret ct Spirit
ia! Power, suggested by tue con,ucuce
ment tomorrow Of our union prayer
] meetings.
MIR. J. II. Fry, Reporter Of the lodge o
knights Of Honor, in this city, ycsterda,
pail To Ia" a..ow az the late Alderman
A. ". Mann s! o)9in cash fer that or
der, of whic. ;'y. Mann Wa :, membe
when he died. lL.s Il the iirs, death o
a member of H." order that has occurre,
in the lodge here. Mr.. Mann before hi
death had not paid to the lodge a hun
dred dollars for til" insurance on his life
and the promrtucss of the order in pay
in. the )! 1000 10 Mrs. Mann shows villa
a great institution it is.
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silver Springs Hotel.


Tho Parlor Hotel. Of Fla, located at
Silver Springs; head Of the renowned
Ocklawaba River. House entirely ne~
magniticently furnished. Parlors ami
first floor covered with moquette, with
Queen Anne nantes. and furnished equal
to any in L. s. Dining room covered
with lumoleum. velvet rugs under tables,
unsurpassed cuisine and service.
Sleeping room covered with boly hrus-
sells; walnut furniture and tcis unsur.
passed.
House stands seventy yards from the
Spring and short distance from tif.
teen hundred acre palmetto grove; also
orange grove in rear Of house just com.
ing in bloom.
Parties arriving the night prcviori to
departure Of boats will have chance to
visit springs and groves, also secure
herths on the boat, giving them ample
time, without hurry and hustle.
Those coming on the morning train are
hurried on boat and no chance to see
the beauties Of spring.
Parties wishing to remain any length
OF time can get greatly reduced rates.
Splendid orchestral music. Correspon.
dencc solicited. MORGAN & IlAskiNS.
ml4-2m Managers.
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cry NOTES.

Illt MAIDEN AND TIE OWL.
Afa ling Spinstrr. lone and lorn,
Upon a summers night.
Was praying for proposals
With all her maiden might.
Beneath her window posed an owl
In sober dignity,
Inspecting the fair landscape
From perch on apple tree,
\ zephyr ru,tlrh Ger that owl.
Who hv tia. window safe,
Tie maiden hearing Whoo. who' who.
tricl 'Auy one, q Fate"
a ily stickcth ctb cr than a brothcr--in
damp weather.
-. Philips Mi ion Sermon at , p. m.
by Rev. {. $, Williams.
when it locs clear mp won't ,egcta.
ton bounce; Al Florida viii turn green
from joy.
Na.". &. rlrland has moved to hla OBJ
resjien'c on Lemon street, just west OF
the Graham House
Spring fights base opened in earnest
Four tool. Place yesterday, wheIcin nj
serious damage was done any Of the
combataut5,
Hon. Rufus :. Frost, ex.member OF
Congress from Massachusetts, nccompa
mod by his wife, are guest, at the Put
nam House.
MIR. Ihos. A. ldison and bride, UhO
have btru in our city several days, left
yesterday On The Florida Southern Rail
roaA cn route for Havana.
Warrant are being issued by tn,
county superintendent Of public in.truc
t!on 10 pay the school teachers of thu
county for their fourth month.
A guitar, n tamhourinc and four yuln,
darhies furnished Il great deal Of au,usc
ment at the saloons Friday night. They
sang some pretty good songs. and dancet
SOME very crcdiioble Jigs.
We call attention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. e. Y. Ncnahlc. Of Center Hill
who has large lot of nursery stock fo
sale The stock is iirst.class, and is sol,
NJ the IIu-t reasonable prices.
+ar,,'s al -, Marks church this da,
Will bees to.|N.: Holy communion
u. IN, Morning ,crvirr l0:e0a. IN. Ser
mon hy Rev. 6, :. Williams. Evenin,
service $50 +, IN. Sermon by Rev. A
W. Knight.
y clerk, who is dismissed hv his en-
rloyor, sayt to him when hc IL taking
his final leave. well. sir this ,lislnis
sal will cost a euoi many people thci
lives 30 you mean TO threaten me-?
demanded his employer, Not at all
Il siinpl, means that am going to b, {
doctor"
HAIR, GRAY had a fine bunch of VIC
lets Yesterday morning no doubt in
tended for some fair beauty, but in tn
hurry of getting oil the mail on tn
Florida southern lie left them at tn
post office. The fair enc fer whom the,
were intended, can get them Ivy callin,
at the pos! office.
In cur special column will he foun,
the notice ol the new Silver Spring,
Hotel, On the famous Ocklawaha river
The huiisc was built last summer, is Gle
gantly AMI newly furnished. AMI fr
beauty of location and lovely surround
ings is surpassed 10y no house in TIL
State, and the table is said to hy all tha
could D, desired Read the notice.
Excited Young man to druggist
"liaye you got any medicine that i
good Tor man or heast:' Druggist
YES Excited young man-"Wcll
hurry up. man, and give me bottle .
IT, Nu.lj~t whats the matter?
Excited y,u. Z man Pas got runawa,
with ly the mule, and one Of I'm wa
hurt, hut which we don't know. The,
are bringing him home now, and
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
PALATKA, FLA, MARCH II. 1856.
Tho Duly News
Tho News Onlce.
Oh ZAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A W0 R

ADVERTISEMENTS, Il words or murC, in
this column inserted! forONECE A WOisD.
Everybody who has any want 10 supply,
ANYTHING to buy or sell. sny business or ac-
ssmmodations 20 secure; indeed, any wish to
crafty, Should advertise In this column.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

BOARDING. - Mrs. Otleli takes this meth.
Cd Of informing the public that her board
ing house will be- kept open the year
round. The house has been newly fur.
nished and put in thorough repair, and
the table will be supplied with choir,
vegetables. and the best Northern mtata
that can he obtained in the markets.
Terms reasonable. n0-lm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Jrsr ARRIVED. A car .oad Of the TIM
est Seed Potatoes ever brought to palat.
ka. All sound and in good condition,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Cali early and secure a supply. Yer
trees n Go. ml9-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
Board at MicanOpy

Persons coming to this pleasant resort
will do we'll to enquire of j. NJ. Quarter.
man, who can accommodate a few per
sons with first class private board.
Terms reasonable, feb9O. Pm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

For SALE.-Orangc Buds. Buds sweet.
Seedlings and Sour stalks. Samples,
with price, may be seen at this Office.
Address A. A. Prcsbrey, Drayton Island,
Fla. mll.9w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

What the Boston Home Journal says
Of it: "At the Harnett House, Sayan-
nah, Ga, you get all the comforts Of
high priced hotels, and save from 81 to
% per day. Try it and be convinced.
fl1-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

I. jacobson calls special attention of
the Ladies to the large line of Linen Tn.
derwear, ho is Offering at remarkably
low prices. mchl3-M
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Eight beautiful lots on Fala,ka Heights
commanding view Of the panorama of
the city and river for 8 miles. j. Burt
700 &c
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14

Fresh supply Of Landre,h's NesetahI,
and Flower Seeds just received at X. Il
Reds. mri.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-14
AGENTS FOR THE NEWS.

Tue following gentlemen ART the authorized
agents of THE PALATKA DAILY AND WEEKLY
NEWS. in their several lOcaiitIes:s
" X levitt. San Mateo.
We Valentine, Nashua.
G ) Packard, weiaka-
VI lard. Norxalk.
J X Marshall, fruitland. Fla.
1 McCailurn, Orange NIlls, Fla.
A b I}srtiette. Georget Town,
Daniel Darling, bray Gn Island.
\ iiIsly, LAKE George.
] l. BuItuIl, resent City.
& >IricAtInd, lnterlachep.'
A Nunroe, NcMeekin.
Vim q Ina t.ack, Seville
IsCewdO'i. ~ Augustine.
II 4 Vogeihdch. Heirosej
Charles Moore, Lake worth, Ffs.