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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

l'Dk ALt--Antnuny. county seal OF Harper
: county kan-ae the Hv-iiest town In the
tate. railroads viii b. completed 10 the town
Ear. h i.-Verything bouTiiing. ESr'i times;
soT prices Of town property or land in Harper
II BARRIER cauEtirs address HoldridCc 3 Cog
in. Anthony. ksnaas. i2l2-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09
Il. L. * 5. r R. r &C.
Want COLUMN.

ss.Jfs.,rs.sis o.. sa. .of-EsE l-..i ., oeary., 70
Il ,ss rr,s Of Flee Gets pr iiE- pr l-'ss y
nfrr7fszsacLf taken ~ 3sEH 81 - ne, and rat
nor be fHs.,f.f sl.iIi pad fer.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

Wy ANTEil-T. sell u IS ar ell -tnck 50:
w GTu-s n nirticn"- moo Il or poor tee
IN J. I. W Il lie colt a. b srr'in tor II: lnN''ic
aDUut sou AudIe-s DIuSgist, EnSie a. re
,i.,S-Gts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

I'OR RENT-a .sooi farm Of .Ssn acres Call
j on J 4. Mi Ter M.-ssi No SIS. ds3tf
L'O. KtSI-Iw"tl -a>aut ruuII.s. IN good To-
j cniity; will rent iii CIV together Well
arranged Tor Il tinx-rOom and bed room for
gentleman, Ms thes both be heated by one
stove yod boarding house near by. Rent
reasonable. Cali at Wells, Fargo & Goa Ex.
press once. dl2Stf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

TOR Al t-l~si Ie' Ile 'om t Garden City
: -y,rs w, \; they hay 5e.'o" uf land
-.c., LAY Prices ats Nrry low, iut are a'iyanc-
ing rrliaIy- 81 Iar. ir' thu woI III To inv 81
WiIl s.ii to- L. - q acres Kansas school land
At ~ er Acr", "a, ). - pvJ acre t"wn. aud
- a. Ter -crr n ~ - ( !, az Ter cent. in
rrst. SPrcai bargains in decided iat d. =. l.
ifcr- iliu-s 10y Do OF attorney Map /" cts
Cut his cut o.'E, iiay-. Garden Civ. an.
dIS7If
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

NANrED-iioari aud room by lady, IN
w email ..r I.riva,e fanny y II references
given aud egu.T,d. address box !! 20 & flee
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

-Dt. RENT-Two fra'nt rooms, with OF with
I out fl rDitur- - Aea ave block north ,f
Dn ylz-. also ) rp~.Ined h'use. hslf block n',rth
of Ohio ave. liguire i25 Mead ,i5S-6''
NOR RENT-s honse al 70 ms, 3 closets
II lpanrry. &c lar aud yeraa1as. on Mead
ave se5ond hpiisr 10 tn 'si Central ave. Apply
10 j. \ NJ Tier On h.. t.remi-'-s dS if
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-09

MAN ED--U r..ishe ro''iii,, NTiih ~ with
~ .at u.id va.e name a. i.cs ti"n Al
Otiic.. T >uut A,.-'-Tn :;Gsite-- ola ee- dssti
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
Saar, Noiel, Gifel unb Sunsrhd.

Sn Wss iiarb slbbe &oifsnoI, Yfna
rer Der NotresO ames Stride, i'm Mlter Dor
S5 Sabren, unb Der faiisrli1e 2anbseri9tss
Yrdfbsmt Serr Garl Soispb S9iuer, int
So. 2sbsnsiabre.
&u Der in ber gifeI svii1sn
Miirlenba4 unb priim pon Der &esieruns
peranita!teten sroBen Sauiasb, peau pisle
6oritbeamte unb SffiSiere Der Srisrsr
@arniion einselaSsn warsn, murben As
Sdue erlest. Die bur9 bas Yoritsnpisb
iebr seplasten @ifelbepobner wsrben bisiss
grssbniB sewiB nit 6reuSeu besriBsn.
Dem Irmeuratb e Der Stabt Met
wurbs tiirsIid bur9 bic Serren Baron
Ebeobor .. @arsan, 9ubpts .. @arsan
unb beren S6weiter, Srau 8arcnin ..
Gipee, bic Snmme pan 400 SO. %esIaabt,
nm Sur9 bieie &abe bas Mntenten ibres
Dor GINGER Sstt in Saris psritcrkensusu
SrueerS Su ebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

S9letfmibI sic (Samm). Das
@aiier Der alsette mar am /. sse5, Sers
naaBen seitiesen, baB bic alrbsiter uerbina
bert lparen, ibre Qrbeiteu int Snnern Der
6abrtt Sob9aur uor3unebmen.
guremburs. Na9 ben pom @enes
ralratb oes ct. Gincenss Ssreins per6ifents
Ii9ten Fnan3ieuen grge6nifen bes Sa6res
1885 betrusen bic @e'ammtsg innabmem
1851, 92s ST., bic Iusgaben 7,454, 14O
ST. Oas 1T elm biibi9es Geiultat unb
aeist, baB bic 8armbersistett in 0uremz
burg nod nidt ausseitorbsn, wenn fe aud
poliseiIi3 uerboten lit.
Grill itanb Ser Stabt Qurems
burg.
Setratben. - Mm 9. sSeb.: Hif.
Neumann, S9rsiner, nit Maria &atbariz
no Tond; Rat9ias girsp, Wetssrseieue,
NIT Ratbarina Weiler; A.: SOB. Rearb,
S9neiber, nit Maria @ictorine getb.
SterbefdIIe. = Nm 90. Sanuar.:
Ritolas &intsen, alt 81 g., Commits, ebes
los go: Maria grmina glees, aft IL
g., Rentnerin, Wittpe D. Midel NiGes,
3tls. &%anfmann, wobnbaft gu RSri9 ,
2. Teb.: Sobann Setter Bred, alt SO s.,
9anbi4ubi9neiber, f.: glnna @eiIer,
alt 10 s., obne Stanb, ebsIos; Sobanna
&udert, alt Is g., Wittwe pom peter
@ubenborff; Masbalena 8irons, alt e5
s., ebelos; s.: Barbara Woes, alt SO
s., @ittwe erfter gbe BON Sobann pster
Wolf, unb @befrau 3~peiter gbe D. Oomis
nit &apl, &ramer; Barbara CABIN, oft
&c s., Wittwe BON Ebeobor 5iIbsem,
3tls. S9reiner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02
2nrembnr8ii6es aus 8eI8tem.

1885, am l. S%auuar, sablte bic
Stabt Mrlon sO75 ginwobnsr, wopom
7944 &atboIiten, 9 protsfiantsm nnb 1872
SiraeIiten.
arIon. 5srr g. @aper, Sriebenss
/ ri9ter su Mefancp, lit an bic Stele bes
5errn 2efeure gum Sriebensridter bes Cans
tons Irlon ernannt worbeu, weI1er Az
elmer anbern Sunftion bef5rtert warb. ST.
$. g. 0ibois, abuotat in 8rii6eI, rparb
als 5riebensri@ter in Wsiiancp srnannt.
Serr s. 6. gbiIippart, Sriebensrids
ter 81 Vaftna4 1T gum &i1ter am Tribuz
male l. Snifans Su 9itti9 an bic Stele bes
Srn. Oemarteau ernannt porben.
ST.. Sob. 2ubw. &aiie, 9emeins
belebrer gu @ranbs5 aIeur bat bas giuils
Rreut 2. Sla1e erbalten, fir mebr ais 4Oz
idbrise Oienit,sit, bic ct benz Staate ses
~leiitet. Der 9ebrer an Der gefsrunssans
italt ;u ct. Subert, S.S. Senat, erbielt aus
berielben llria9e bas &reus l.. Rlafe.
On Der bsIsii9 : fransOiii5sn @rense
bat Swti3en franaORiben 8olbsumtsn unb
belsii4en S4musslern cine fOrmIide
S9la9t ltattgefunben. Oret Soubeamte
purben babel i9wer perwunbet, unb swSlf
tbsiIwsiie u~erwunbete S6mussler einsez
fansen.
Sn Babe ioIen bic @rbeiten gum
gau Der f9maIipurtgen 8abnen pon MeIs
relr mad 9aro1e unb Yoir ct. 6ubert
uerfeisert werben. Mu9 Don YaIiienI mad
Souillon mill man cine 8abn bauen.
gu arIon itarb so~tterseben, perieben
nit ben 81. Satramenten, Der Hopise ber
@eieai9aft Seiu, Bruber Camille DaI,
81 Sabre alt. We6se er ruben IN Srieberl
Ser Steuereinnebmer6 r. q.
Erouet TT BON Naiiosue mad 0irton perfest
worben.
Ger bobe S4nee bat benz WiIb in
ben Nrbennen bart suseiest. Man fanb
uerbunserte nnb erfrorene Saien; aud bic
&ebbibner litten pom Der GdIte. 0iele
Sasbeisentbimer fitterten bas @iIb. Ief
gu gbaifepierre brannte tn ber
Na@t pom Z. anf ben 8. Sebruar bic @ss
bdube Der 2ouiie Bernier un6 s. s. OupaI
ab. Die grifssnannte erlitt 1900, bee
Iestere 14Oo 6r. Sdaben.
9err DeIaeaIIstte bat bic bes
sebrte Gntlafuns ais S96fie Der @smeinbe
MarcOurt (Mar9e) erbaIteu. ,4
arIon. 9m A. Sebr. purbe bier Ser
monatIide Martt a~bsebaIten. Oie Qanb>
bswobner, uon Der Sarts Der Sabres3sit on
Der arbeit sebin6ert, itrSmten in GROCER
Wense In uniere Stabt. SeIten nod fab
man einen ioI@en Subrans pon Srembsm.
Der Yferbemcrft mar nit i1Snen Sbieren
fart befabren. Do9 ss fanben fi5 rpes
nise &aufer Dor unb 70 wirb Der gerfauf
Der 8ferbe INNER i9wieriser. Da bat man
seiebeu, mie bic 9anbleute ssiinnt iinb.
Die Bauern tlasten iiber bas sroBe @lenb,
has tdsli9 IN ben S9i9ten Der 9anbbep5Iz
feruns weiter UNI iid srsife. Sic riisten
bic @lsi1giItigteit Der &esieruns, wel1e
bic bslsii9en 9rsnsen Oeuti9lanb unb
Grantreid often ldBt, wabrenb man fiir
bslsii1ss @isb auf Der 9rsnSe bisisr beibeu
9anbsr i9wsre ginsanssrs9ts besablen
mife. Oieie srorbitanten Taren bilben
elm uniiberteisIidss SinbsrniB fir bic
8litbs ~unisrsS Nderbauss unb idlassn bee
nationalen Gbdtisteit sroBe @unben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-02

Sranf Getamer lit bier aeltern Woraer
i'm glitter pon 30 Sahreu OH Der alsSebrans &c.
itorben.
@us ben Sc meinben. Die Solp @rots
@emettbe IN Belgium bei6lot am per9angenen
Sonntas, ibrem SeelIoreer, bo6w. Serrn W.
Srane, elm 9erdlmi9es inb itattlides Qfarrs
halis aus Sadltein gu erbrallen. Wit ben
!gaiarbei!an fpiro I'M Sriibiabr besonnen mers
ben.
Die r1eie 8an;el in Der ct. Matientirbe III
Yort Waibin9ton 1T am lebten Sonntao eins
9erpeibt woroen. Oieielbe 1T cine 2ierbe Der
Str6e, Don benz befannten 9ltarballer 6. grie(s
ftater IN Wilmaufee ber9eitellt, uno erreidte
einen SoItenpunft bon 700 Dollars.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
our sanitary interests.

Special spundrncr PNlATkA NEws.
The two.fold problem of pure water
and perfect sewerage is before IA.
Health, morality. prosperity. are vitality
concerned in it. We need. and must
have, an exhibition of pubic spirit. hon
esty. and nun.parlisan administration.
Politics must bc thrown aside IN ,h,s
issue. And. too. there Is need uf pro
frssiunal skill IN thu, matter A. An inn.
porianl. responsible position. the proirs.
sion Of sanitary engineer should hr rec
ngni1,i ~ akin to that of the phN slrian
We are under moral obligation to en-
poy u competent sanitary engineer.
whose sole business should h. lo organ.
i2e a system of drainage, to inspect
methods, to anticipate oar future needs,
and To manage cur pure water interests.
We need architects aide t. work under.
ground. quite rs much ~ 10 tUIlI above
ground.
When WI get these suhttrranran arch
fleets. it is tn hr hoped that they will Lee
free from that fatal curse common to
the old school engineers that Is. ruin.
Gus ambition. Many Of ulr aho,c.
ground architects. guided 10y amhtlun
rather than tact. have been he'll tu plan
and build for their own glory. rather
than for the comfort and health ct the
tax PAYERS.
rs far ~ theory goes. the aNrraGr
engineer can lloor ms unproftsNlnnal
brother with facts aud figures: hut the
DRY and practice do not ALWAYS reach
the same results, This is especially ap.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
lItrh NChu,l (.rn,lV,l S,,hpnL

The Times. mon states that at u meet
my Of the l'u,al county Board Of Public
Instruction, ON the llh inst, Rev. T..
iasco, recently connected with the East
Florida SEMINARY. al Gainesville. Was
elected principal Of the Iu,al High
School, and that Miss I.ulu Tucker re-
elected principal Of the Jacksonville
Graded Schoul. Mr.. raSro is wrll.known
in Jacksonville. He IL II graduate Of
Harvard College. AMI Is recognized IN
one Of the best educators in the country.
Now. We wish the reader. Of Tlir News
to note particularly Nv" things in this
connection. First, that lIuval county
has high school; and second, that
the city Of jacksonville has n graded
schrol.' Both Of these schools have
principals. and both the parties elected
to these positions are well trained and
prominent educators. What have we in
Putnam county The d. non progress
i've district school that's all. What pre-.
vents us from having. also. a "hlgh
school, with IN able principal, and for
rantka u graded school" with thor.
oushly well.lraine,i teacher at its head 7
Are We not working under the same law
asprcvails in buval county; Some COM
pctent, eai nest man should be placed at
the head of our public schools who will
exert himself to bring about the same re-
suits aseNi4t in Duva county and Jack
sonvill". We believe Judging from the
results in both countries, that the trouble
IL more with the administration of the
law than the law itself lrt some one
be- elected who is willing and able To- take
the responsibility. There can be- no good
school administration without rc4ponsl.
hllty. There can I've none without com.
plete and adequate powers. At present
there il neither responsibility nor power.
Wa want system and then. ~ in Duval
county the schools Will move ON without
reference to who is superintendent Of
public instruction. Major Russell inau.
guratcd =, stem. for Du,al, with "A high
and graded school; when he left the
schools they wete strong enough To- RIM
without him So II might he in Hutnan
II u system were once set on foot which
4
tonal interests Of the people,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
To Keep Wee.iiOut of Corn.

rs the time will soon be here " hen the
farmers will begin To house their corn,
and ~ the wrevil is the worst enemy
they have, We will here give a simple
remedy for keeping the insect out
The best way to put the corn up is in
the husk. Clean your corn crib out thor.
"nghly, some days before you begin to
haul IN your corn. Just before YOU de-
post your first load sprinkle a quantity
Of salt all over the floor Of the crib aud
NJ in the cracks or any " here it will stay.
Then put in your corn, occasionally
sprinhling il with salt or water in which
II quantity of salt has been dissolved.
This last is considered the best. Con.
tnue your sprinkling till all your corn is
housed. and then give the top an extra
heavy dose and your corn will not be-
troubled with weevil. our informant il
an old Florida farmer who saves his corn
this way every Florida Agricul
turist.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

per. The man smiled a s0r-Owful smile
and said, Truth, bass. nOthin' but
truth. For all these Injuries the
stranger was asked To relieve the burden
of the poor, down trodrIrn taNpaysr- If
Pilatka To the extent Of one dollar and
the usual cost in such eases.
Wesley FALL and carrie Hooks w.rr
binds Of prey. and stool charged With
having heen guilty of conduct no, rrco-s-
nlzrd IN the cree,ls as elevating or moral
in character. They couli not prove thai,
they were prosecuted saints, ami the
mayor told them nothing short of three
dollars and costs, in each Ease, coul.l he
think Of charging up to them.
Aud here Marshal Manucy shut the
book with snap. AMI declared the bu>i-
nese IL the court done fpr the day.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
Notice..

WHEREAS NE. me NDERSI,.NEIt.
w guHllhtd electors. fe~t+itnR Within tht.
tullow lnlt described tttntuiatt limits, ~. Il,
CANNING ~ thu NV conn ut -.,tlun Z. ~.
:. ". ~ T.. rttnntte thtHrr east IT, tl. uurtt-
west huunitlrN uut. al the cltA al "a atk.t.
thvugt SOlIt Invest along Gti httIutmH I'M. To-
IN. end Thereof tnthtr >uuthtast along tht
routhW' u m boundary linz 81 SAID city ct
Iaatka to thu It. Johns rfl,r. th.ntr- south
cast.tlN along sad tNrr and the Western
boundary llnr ul the i'trtll Grant tu th,, 81.
tiun linz hrtw"t u >t'tluu~ T. amt W, l. u. :
u. - h., thence west along sad Npottun Inn.
AMI the ~t,titti linz hrtWttn Stttlun- t. ainl
= T. lbs. u. Vi T.. t. the SN corner at SAM
section "; th.nc,' north To lu point 81 lt,rlu-
ming. Satd boundary lInrS ttruphug ttat
>rt. | and ,rss. T. ami l. r. ~ : H.
L.. ANA irir. ~cc~, -. AMI l. I
10 ;. u. y. b., all IN ptiiuam county
rurttruu, tn Iuehtl" said t,rtltotal limits,
undrt thu provisions 81 chapter h., ut tn.
laws ni IN" STATE ct tlorrit AMI act. am, n,iu-
tory thereof.
New therefore We pn, this IniLlu' notice.
r,pultIng all prrs'n~ WIN a., r,gi.ttI.,i
voters residing within ,aid proposed ,prput
ate limits to assemble at tn. I,-nE me-. ct "
Z. ilitgtoNr ~ ,.,sio'slr,k T.. IN, uu rit.>tlaN
thu huh day at July. \ l. i-sh To- sci, Il 81 B.
Gers AMI r"a'trb' \ municipal RuNctuu,Gt
Ia, 1t this lth ,tiy 81 June is't
Ihos. E,"lrs, It. Ett.t
VI. ~. Ro9rru. /. \. uairi-nu.
L. itnuhmuItd, las ~tutS
". P'trrinhn. \. H. h., kNuud
Is. !. iIlrntlui, A. j. Maal
4. j Eugrru. g. Ilnigruyr.
WIN. VI. Rat, VIM. i. N,n,gdI.
Jas Hurt. J.. ". Nar,.
hls an Nia W. ttr'.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
Special Trains TOR Ocala aud Rrn,L :.
viii.


To accommodate delegates AMI others
along the river. who desire To attend the
Democratic Congressional Conventions
at ocala and Erooksville, ON August TIN.
the Florida Southern Railroad have per.
iected arrangements whereby "A special
train Will la run, leaving here On the
morning Of the TIN at ; O'Clock. AMI ar.
irving at Ocala at S;;iJ a. mr.. ami AT
l'rooksville at 1920 p. m. THIS train will
give ample time for breakfast at Welsh.
ton.
In addition TO the regular local train,
u ,p.ciaI will h" sent out from Palatka on
the evening Of the "a, arriving at oraIa
at oei p. m.
With the regular trains Of the road
these arrangements will afford every fa-
cility for reaching Dcala, either ON TIN,
evening b"for" or the day If the conyrn-
ton. Delegates AMI others arriving from
south Florida on the j., 7. Il X. W. Il.
H., on the evening Of the 81, will not H.,
detained IN l'alatka hut can proceed at
once for Ocala. The early morning
train, which leaves here at five O'clock.
on the It'll, will land delegates and others
M Ocala at S3i and l,rooksyill, at Eco
p. M. This tram gives ample time at
W.lshton for "a solid, warm breakfast
braclng up delegates and their friend,
for the work in hand ON their arrival.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
Nlyurs's Court.

A stranger was caught sleeping in a
box ear on "Wednesday night. aud yes
terday morning, when the mayor asked
him in court if he had ndulgrd in happy
dreams; il in the midst Of his slumitrs he
had visions Of Georgia peaches and cream;
il bahhlng brooks had chatted to- him in
the language Of loves young dream; IT,
in short, he had experienced no bad el.
fects frop, the cucumbtrs he ate for sup.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

SuTIcE. The conservative democratic
voters oi precinct No. 10 are hereby mo-
titled that a primary meeting will h"
held al Francis, IN saturday. july II,
at pm, for the purpose of selecting five
delegates to the county democratic con
vent,on, on July II, at Palatka.
lyG j. II. WEBB, Chairman.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

The dividends Of the Mutual l.ife In
surancr Company. al New York, by az
tual comparison, are nearly twne n
large ~ they are IN amy other company.
No conditions, no restrictions. THIS ,is
the company To insur. IN. Til, best IN
III. worll. |. liarkins billiard, State
Agent. je2, Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

Best in the market. the Gol,len Leaf
Buncomb,, finest North Carolina Smok-
my Tobacco. For sale by X. kerstIng.
Jy-ll-u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
New Post Offices,

tn" following new post offices have
been established in Florida:
Utica, Manateo county Rosetta, Alach-
IA county, Island Lake. Orange county.
liyr"Iu>o, l'ade county; formosa. or
ange county. Largo, IN Monroe county,
has been discontinued with mail to Key
West.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

It. Johns Week. 4 brilliant racket
tity Guards, Of l'alatka. un their .x-
pect,d ,lslt 10 ''ouI' tiuaids ii fortnight
henrr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

Compare the old policns IN the Mutual
lli. with the polici.'s ot the SANE age in
lh. New York lale and Equitable, aud
,o,I will SEE some difference IN cost.
This is what tells the whole story. Ton
tine won't tell the story, and the MUTUAL
Life Don't gamble IN fortunes.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

Come ami examine tho new Maud \.
steel gear buggy. at Rafferty, x Macks,
Lemon st. 1t !, a isauty. Jyliat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

Fox SAir-Forg.t me not Ros.s, tie.
IaniumS, tolens, .te. Apply to II. l..
Dlnsrn. Jyl3u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
letter List.

letter list.
Letters unclaimed at the raa,ka. Fla.
postotlce July nth, 1886
uENrlEMEN'S LIST.
Alexander w a Boatrlght, George
theeseboro. Elliott tleminens, Henry
Cullen, 1hos Donnln, Geo. VI
Grter Watt t,eter, W :
lla,orty, Martin Jefferson VIM
lagroe, Samuel MUiough, Michael
Monnlnger. |, Morrison, Neal
Mettha, j } Robbins, Geo. NJ
scott, VIM Shekard, X A
Ntroblrt, Stephens. VIM
LADIES LIST.
CASTILLO, Katie Dickson, Sarah j
Fields, Fannie ilarnplv. Sarah |.
Jones, Maggie Lewis, Nellie
smith, Josephine, Smith, Mary
Persons calling for letters will please
say advertised.
BENJ HARRISON. 7. n.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

\ WoNptR. The old Mutual llfe In.
suranc Company, III New York, now
ISSUES "A policy that surprises the whole
world. W.: returns all the premiums
paul m ease os death within IA given I"'-
r,d. THIS never was done by any other
company. ,all on llilllard and exam.
me ioi yourselves. Je2i Il
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

tail at RAFFERTY, n Mack's, Lemon st
ami s.t thtr new buggies. MIR.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

Go to l,r. W. W. Estes. over krrs-
tlng's drug store. for good dental Work
and tine sets of Artificial Teeth. Teeth
Extracted without Pain. lel9t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

SLATE RoofiNu We are nov pre-
pared I" furnish the best quality Of Roof.
ing SLATE at Ss.,j per square Of 10 feet
lari, and call the attention of builders
an others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure rlstern water Ia
tins very beautiful and durable material
Address Il, NJ. Shousc, Agent. Box No
$50. i. o.. Jacksonville. Fla. aps3-3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

lIorEL roH RENT. The hotel huilding
known ~ the Graham House, is offered
for rent at reasonable rate. Apply tn H.
Falk. irstf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

The Miller cottage, on Lemon street.
opposite the Putnam, must he moved oil
the lot at once. For particulars apply to
II. IL. i.nos. Irs2 If
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

The Old Mutual Iifr Insurance com-
rany, If New York, ~ tn. oldest, largest,
cheal"'St and best company in the world.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16

Insure with ililliafd IN the Old Nh
thal l.ii" Insurance" company On the five
war distribution return premium plan.
IL beats ALL Ir9,tf