The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-10
CITY NOTES.
CALLED BACK.

when winters stormy fsigh Oh SHOW anu
Hath passed away, thy braided, sun-bWned
crest,
Here, will hide thee safe from her foray
Who givcth Ia the tramp my things III
This is my only hat Behold my woesi
Come FORTH for must wear thee many day.
To shield my head from every blast that
Sanford subscribed $500 in aid of the
Charleston sufferers.
Mr.. j. T. Holieyman and family, of
Cleveland, Fla, are In the city, guests of
the Carleton House.
MIR. III. J. Ireland has returned from a
brief visit to New York, where he went
on business and pleasure.
Mr.. Henry Hutchinson, one of the
Democratic nominees, was in town yes
terday shaking hands with his friends.
People should bear the fact in mind
that we have rain as is a rain every
day now. We mention the matter for
fear they have not noticed it.
Major F. f. Harris, of the Ocala Ban
ner, left Yesterday via the +. X. & N,
for New York City. The Major says he
will bring the pelt of the elephant home
with him.
Mr.. S. II. Bacon, of San Mateo, ar
rived yesterday from New York, where
he has been on a several weeks visit.
He reports good time, and is glad to get
back home.
We learn that Mr. Placzek, of Sa-
vannah, has leased one of Mrs. Boyd's
soon open a fancy drygoods and millinery
establishment there.
Mr.. Flank Shipe is the manager of a
new shoe tore located on Lemon street,
| i'm the Dalton block, aud owned by the
Boston Shoe Company. His stock will
soon be complete, and an advertisement
will tell what he has for sale.
Rev. III. Cartledge, of Ocala, was in the
city yesterday, and gave us a call. He
is preparing to put up job printing es-
tabIisbment at Oca'a, aud will be ready
for business in short while.
The street lakes ran over and Reid
the rain yesterday. If this thing keeps
| up we will have To get be a: to reach our
new office when it is completed.
\ nephew of the late Horace Greeley,
| by the name of Sinclair, is in Jail in st.
| Augustine, for passing forged checks.
He will probably do some good service
| for the State in honest work at the chain
gang camps.
| The violent shower of yesterday after
noon did not reach as far inland as Fran
CHS. 1t is "A noticeable fact that our most
violent showers follow the streams-in
fact, instead of spreading broadcast over
the count y, the showers flow along in
sharply defined channels.
| .S0Hford journal: Capt. Joe Smith
took the run from Palatka to Titusville
last Sunday and spent the day here.
He informs us that the Hart & Smith
line of steamers between Sanford and
Lake Poinaett will he started up again
| about the LIST. of November.
| the fest shipment of oranges for this
season came over the Florida Southern
railroad yesterday, consigned to Wash
| ington, ID. G. They will bring good
prices, and the lucky grower is to be con-
graduated in having such thrifty trees.
The shipment consisted of twenty boxes.
| THE WEEKLY News, out to day, is be-
yond question the largest and handsom-
est paper printed in Fior ida, containing
forty five columns of good, solid reading
matter. This is but sample of what is
done every week, and the paper is fur
| per year.
| ,Idck'SonrWa Herald: The first ripe
Florida orsnges of the season were to be
seen at the fruit store Of the Max Bros.
this morning. They were Of the Navel
variety and of good sire aud color aud
came from a grove in this county. ia
maica oranges are arriving in New York
and were quoted on the 1st. inst. IS. so
per barrel for partly green and 81 and
| % per box for good ripe.
Major S. III. Royal, the well-known
member of the Ciabber Club, and now
post office Inspector for Texas, is in the
city, seeing his old friends and telling
yarns of his wild western experience.
| He spoke very tenderly and fatherly of a
beautiful young widow out there, too,
but we Gid not question him too closely
on that subject. We are glad to see him
looking so well.
\ young man with grievance, think
ing a black wh'skered,. handsome
stranger was a News reporter, walked
up to him in a hotel last night and re-
marked: ''Mr. Reporter, I've got a
blank of licking for you'll" and, looking
more closely, and seeing the stranger fir
ing up. fastened TO make all due apollo