The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-24
CITY NOTES.

FulImaHy man. both young and old,
Is sent 10 his sarc0phagus,
I'y Iourlng water icy cold
A'iuwn his warm oesOphagus.
The city council will meet at the eoun-
cll chamber this evening.
Mr.. ". l.. hlcott, of Orange Springs
was in town yesterday, looking after
business affairs.
lion. +. S. Grin left yesterday for Tai
lahasser, after Spending Il few days here
looking after hi, affairs.
Mr. J. VI. BLACKWELL left yesterday for
a short visit t. Coyington, Tenn. AMI
AiiI H. ,,E-ent Tor several days.
Every ,lo-. has his day" hut that is
no Reason Why the hrutss should ne al
l""s,l To- howl at night and keep honest
rcopl,aaakc.
Work "u the lrnte residence, recently
moved ftoun Front to First street, IL
nearly completed, ami will h. ready for
tenants ia Il few days.
fai'h in human nature Is the founda-
tinn Of business relations" remarks
an exchange. \ts, and that same
farti, makes it Impossible for the assignee
tn rer in hi, work.
Who would want more delightful
mornings or ro"lcr evenings and nights
than We are now having; This weather
j. ~ pleasant ~ the famous Indian sum.
mrr 50 Toasted ii just north of MS.
Two much care cannot lie taken in
keeping the premises about residences
clean. We Will have more warm wpa-
tlcr tntarr Tia, Summer is over, and the
cleaner ever, thing Is the better We can
stand IT.
Jo" Isimir and Vim. Kerr were found
guilty "f using rrofane and obscene Ian
grage at the j., 7. * X. W. depot on
Saturday last. AMI yesterday his hon or
the mayor imposed "A fine of 81 and costs
in each ease.
Tn Saturday last Sanford was visited
by another lire, this time the ice factory
being totally destroyed, the loss amount.
ing to between eight AMI ten thousand
dollars. The fire was of incendlary ori.
gin, Il, no lire had been in the building
since the day before.
From all points Of the county come
reports in regard to the orange
crop. \ good half crop will he har.
vested Of the finest fruit ever grown
here an the I, turns from sales are ex-
prct"d To- average up the usual profit ~
il Il full crop ha', been grown
Tho man who walks over some of the
plank sidewalks in lalatka on dark
night is not expected to lr in u very re-
lgIorls frame Of mind when le gets to
I he crd Of hS tramp. Studied toes and
sudden jars, caused by stepping into
holes, make the walk interesting,
though
The l'rooksvlle News says that this is
the sraoon to lay in bridal presents. Are
we ~ infer from this that Pierre Pratt
has serious intentions; Pierre il u sly
fellow. and should that dim suspicion
prove fact, we propose to expend
little IT our surplus wealth as he sug-
costs
Tia" big depot at Rollcston belonging
to the st. johns and Halifax railroad has
been treated To- a thorough coat Of paint.
and nov presents II better appearance
thdnevcr. \ large sign will he printed
aero, the roof, 81 that il can he read by
those who lass that way on the river
steamers,
We have received the first copy of the
Ilrtntnlo News, new paper Just estab
lshcd at Erook-viIle, by the Pratt Bros.
and &C., lcnning. The News is u hand
som" seven column sheet, chuck full of
good reading aud bids fair to run sue
,pssiul career. We sincerely wish the
greatest prosperity for the new venture
Of onr friends the Pratt boys.
\ Great many ~trnngr faces are already
noticed un the streets, and our summer
at~,ut,c1 are beginning to look yearn.
IngIy lalitkawarls. 1t takes no prophet
to predict that the coming winter is go
ing To- hr one Of the most prosperous ever
known in lalatka. Well, we can all
stand Il llttlrrrosperity after such a sum.
mer ~ this has been,
What is the city government going to
dnahout a new lookup: The old Jail
viii hr torn down and moved away in /,