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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-06
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Personal.

Mr.. Parnel entered parliament eleven
years ago, at the age Of y year.
Secretary Lamar is credited with has-
ing lately rebuked Col. In, r,pll for his
aggressive intidelItv. and expressed i
hope that he will some day become a
Christian preacher.
Prof. Swing, Of Chicago. vae grad.
uated from Maine University $500 in
debt lie married when his salary was
only $3.50 year. Now he has one Of the
largest and most llonri>hnE congrrga
ton in Chicago.
John B. Cough is said - harr hal
what is called strong present imrs' that
he would not survive the present year
lie frequently told his friends that he
would never see 20. which he voni have
been in August 1887.
j. Breckinridgc, son If ,ho fanau-
statesman who went down IN fhr tuni,i
eracy, is citizen Of Washington H. j.,
mt mtntioned as nominee fer surveyor Z, !.
eral. Mr.. Breckenridge. says Wa-h-
ington correspondent, is d vtry bright
and promising man, bearing Il marked
resemblance in features AMI in n.ann =
to his disting uishcd sire.
Mr.. IIyndman. president Of tic British
Social Democratic Federation. and the
leader in the new movement which ha,
made itself felt in English aTars, was
expelled not long since from the new
University club of London for TIE travo
offense of being n gocialist. IT," "n-
dows of the Climb house were sma~lr.l BY
the mob during the recent riots
Senator George. Of Mississippi is a
quiet looking individual, with full beard
and heavy moustache Of yellcwish-
white, thick, long, brown hair falling
over rather low forehead. He dresses
in an unbecoming dark. snuff colored
suit, Beginning his legal career az q
court..reporter, he rose to be to b" chief
4 justice Of the supreme court Of Mis,i,-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-06
Ii Was a Beat.iifu, Blow.

From the Chicsgo New
lone day III 1867. says VI. FL. john
son Of the Boston ideals. Il was stand
ing in front Of the old Logan House al
Altoona, Pa, admiring superb iCokine
man who was pacing up AMI DOWN tie
walk meditating, presumably, as the est
of US were. on the length of the minutes
when one is waiting for a delayed train.
Presently big. broad shouldered mous-
der, Who seemed To recognize the superb
geotlemAn, shambled up near him and
mutesaed something which waSe,ilrntlv
intended t. offend him. IT." sup.rb
gentleman, however, pail no in ia attrn-
tion to il than to look rather sharply al
the moulde1 and pass ON. Som the moai.
der repeated the performance. with
about the same result. ami tho locker on
legan IL wonder what il all meant. Is
and BY the moulder, evident, uistaAi Ains
the superb gentleman inilifereuce
to him for cowarlice, stopped sqnargly
before him and said something wh;c;,
would not look WI. II in lrint al,dt the
id Yankee General
II never saw a hanisomer blow in my
life. 1t landed sqnarely on the ilw of
The moul.ler. and seemed to rti-r him
neatly and GRACEFUL, Into the air and
then stretch linn tidily at full len.ih on
the platform several fr,, away. fhe s,l.
pH"b gentleman looked at tho mex of
his hand with an expression Of disgust,
as II cOnde,nnin. the iand frr What it
had don.., and then n. amrd hie ,ram.
enade as il nothing hal happened. The
last saw Of the ruHll,r - fu.lD!s
were helping him away. but Frequently |
saw Gen. Hancock after that. ami tar,r /
To know that he was alna,> the same
kind Of man--slow to taxi o.IruJo. lat
wonderfully effective in furnishing one
who did succeed in Offending
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-06
Commissioners Sale.

TNDER AND ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
T. of the honorable Thomas +. Hing, Judge
| OF the 9TH Judicial circuit Court of Florida
t'it'l' in a certain suit for partition Of lands
/ ThrrCtn Leonard baldwin, Elvy Thompson
and Thomas 7. Thompson. her husband.
/ Mary fowi"r and iiughey j. Fowler her hu>-
+ band. Caroline Price and Allen Price her hus-
tstni. eitsstna Whitcomb And oscar l.. Whit
ami Robert II. Weeks her hushuri, were com
I ntainants. amt Natcissa .iernigln and Levi :
Jcrnlgsn her husband. We're defendants dated
mi 1ay OF March A. u i>S. the unde rsigned
r1llmis ii, IA n will sell on Monday the 18th day
OF Apr.l i>st al pntiie auction in front of the
tutir' iiolI.c door in Ptiarka Putnam County
F.ori'ia, fsrirl sAe lsr a. hons ~ sale the tol-
hlWlnS describe 4 land tn-u.t: The west hall
oi northeast quarter nd the Va>s halt ot the
| northwest quarter, an, the northwest quarter
et the soutltset titartrr and the southeast
quarter of the sullthweSt qu,nte OF ss't ION
SIX ~ IN township ten 1al south Of range
the the south end II the said southeast lusr-
ltr OF the southwest quarter OF said section
IN % which WAS conveyed by Jane, Baldwin
during his life time 10 one Dolly isranch the
sali ten acres being IN the form cl parallel
uGitn measuring one hundred and ten yards
from month % south by four hundred and for
~ Yards from east to west. and excepting also
nhe tctcot land which was convey I'd Oy James
h'hiwin dLlrn. his lifetime to one Eliza Jer-
k''is and Which ~ described as follows: Com
nenc!ug AT a stake which stands three chains
an hfty links north from the southeast ctr-
aer oi the said southwest quarter OF the north
ast quarter of said section six % thence from
said stake running west two chains, tlcuce t
north i've chains thence east two chains. .
thcncc >outh Ave chains to place Of beg H.
lin4. said lands above desci ibed including
ne a,d two pieces sold to Dolly Branch and !
hllIa Jcfkln> being also known ami described I
AZ lots two ~ three 80 ten 40 eleven IN four +
tNn 10 AMI twenty-five t..ssl of said section .
SIX ~ IN townshptcnl0l south of range twcn- |
! lN-thtee tsss east, lying and being in putnam 1
county Florida, also the following described (
Parcels of lands in Alachna County Florids,
to-Att: Lots ten tlOl and twelve ~ Block |
three ~ IN the addition to the town of IIaw
thorn, known as Waits Crossing, the same be-
'hg IN section twcnty-six ta61 township ten 10 I
south of range twenty-five ~, east. Terms
'ash. AtGlISTlIS MONnoE
=. N. MuMEEkIN,
u. ". RIVALS,
~ Commissioners
TAYLOR X SANCHEZ. Couplts. solrs.
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B0ttledAdYertiSin9

II has been 'lt monstratcI that bottled al.
N'tii>ihT Is superior 10 amy AMI all mod. :.
We have adopted the plan of placing the
hdlh of our advertising INSIDE of th. bottle
and enrking 10 up. while uhrrs do all their
work on the outside.
That is the reason tha, |. H. y. proves So
valuable in the rtirt uf ai, hlaol ,is,asr4.
Sefofnlous Sw,llnss and Sores, Rheumatism.
Catarih. Skin and ki,!ne, affections. Meirt
Is in the bottle and the pitltnt sat once CON
rinrcd of the fact. iarsr hotties -, three
for ss.'at Address Blood Balm Io., Atlanta,
On
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-06

Di ViHrtE OF \ DECREE OF FORE
ID y'ueur,' aui sale rendered IN ih" tlrcnit
ptgrt tur iutnAm county. Fifth Judicial CIR
clIft Of Florida On the VI day Of March. H. D.
le~- il, = cdtl,c wherein George Hutchinson is
.,,nI! III nant and Horace VI. Grii'ing j. defend
ant " II sell at public auction in front oi
the court house door in the city If Palatka
THtuun county. stitc of Florida. during th,.
legal hours II sale on Monday. April jth, 1-s,i
the following described property fG-wit The
cast hat uf til" southeast tIiltttr of the south
eat quarter - tro = uttwr~t quarter. AMI
he east halt ui the northeast ,tuart.i pt the
spHfhra~t uuaTtcr ~ tn southwest quarter if
,'-,tiun - township j.! -u'ith ui rIHg,. twenty
s. zen cast. containing ten acres more nr lc.s
and situated IN Putnam county. stat" uf Flor
ia. IDS. +. HtLDWIt.
rtl8tlsa fia March I i-sf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-06

sippi. and resigned that position for the
senate: Associated with senator Blair
upon the committee on education and Ia
hor. he has become interested in manv
of that gentleman's views, and is sSpe-
oially friendly n liberal measures and
discussion on the sitie of labor.
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Administrators Notice,

Icfirr- oi administration upon HE state of
John g. Grooms. deceased has my le.,.fi grant
II 70 the undersigned hy the eutriy tuie,' of
Putnam county, Florida. all persons hoillns
gIJirs VS. he said dece.icnt are hereby upti-
ind 10 present the same to me, within the
time prescribed hy law or the same VII la.
barred. All persons indebted tusaM deceased
df7 ltfin rcd To make payment to
JANEs II. GROoas, Administrator.
| ItttkA. Fla.. oct Irl. lssl.
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Notice to Debtors and Creditors.

All persons heirs, creditors and others
having claims Of any nature whatso.. yer.
against the estate of William H. Wells le-
ceased, late Of Putnam county. Flnrit1a. must
preset Mt the same, dty auth. n'Pattd, within
fhn time prescribed by iaw. nr they wtil 10
barred. and q II persons iu1eh's.d ia sad estate
ar requested to make immt dfAfc payment
A. j BrAfH,
Administrator of the Estate Of
William H. Wells, dete eased
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-06

TAYLOR X SANCHEZ. Couplts. solrs.
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B. B. B.

j. NJ Ellis. Atlanta, Ga, writes. Im,n Rad
4 severe form OF Eczema, ten years. and have,
Called tn secure relief from ,arous doctors
ana about lW bottles ofa noted remedy. n
was pronounced incnrabl.', hut the us., uf II
i} u has effected cure, and refer Ia bra
u. &C. 1iccry and ~. Tabcr. Atlanta. ia.
W. u. Cheshire, ut W. u. nroth,tton's store,
writes;"l hlv. hata large eating ulcrr on nv
hs cured hy the Use OF u -. h."
u Is decidedly d most wonderful M n, inc
lor The tiirc of blood diseases, and IL will
please tver,hodN.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, No,. :, I.st.
Ie ~ my customers. Mrs. H. Williams has
ie'h llsing i' u. u short time aud reported
To- me that II Tar slirrasscs Nil other blood rem
racs She has used, and that she could hearth
s sanction anything said In It's favor, "a II
has given her more relict thao anything she
h'd ever used t'iorr. ". VI OWEN,
Druggist
b page book filed with informal on about
Your blood, your skin, kidneys, rheumatism,
OH ulcers and sores, blood poison ,,r., mail
cil free 10 anyone. Address.
HhOoD litLMt
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
A Fighting Justice.

"Well, we will stop taking testi- mony for ten minutes, ,' said Dakota justice of the peace, removing hls coat during which time the court will lick the attorn ey for the defense. The constable will please remove the chairs and small boys, as we propose to lam him down on the floor about twenty times. When lawyer refers to this court as a square cornereI sage hen oi the alkali desert, and ac- cuses it Of having been bought by the prosecution for sa5o, he will fdd that this judicial body is loaded for game found only in tall timber, namely, bars, gentlemen, large grizzly bars. We propose to maintain our dignity while setting on this here nal k-er bench, and will do so if we Lave to stay at home circus day and pound soldiers. And, if we can't do it alone we intend to invoke the power of the United States, and get backed up by the Supreme Court and the re- gular army.
 IL the attorney for the defense has any friends in this room they will be giv en an opportunity to shake hands with him and take any instruction he nay wish to send to his family. The gentlemen will please form ring. and we would direct the constable to pull him off if he attempts to bite or pull hair. Take your position, for the court is coming!"- !"-Estelllne Bell.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

ATTORNEY GENERAL CHURCHILL in replying to a malicious attack made upon him by the PheniX Gazette, in an opea letter to the editor of that paper, concludes as follows. "The statement, insinuation and iuuendo in your article to the effect that my course in relation to the governor, as well as to the directors of the insane asylum, has not been open, fair and frank, in all respects, are entirely false and without any foundation whatever; and to me they seem to be malicious and intended to deceive the public, and lead the pc pie to falsely believe me not only capable, but actually guilty of duplicity in the matter, and unless the author of that editorial article publicly, and in the same manner as the article in question has been published, retracts the same, l hereby denounce him as willful and malicious liar, who should not be allowed to pollute the air which hon est men breathe, but whose cowardly, sneaking conduct should cause him to be summed by every fair minded and upright person. :"
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

TIE Prescott telegraph correspon. cent of the Phenix Gazette must have been imbiblng freely of Geo. Sines' sparkling soda, when he telegraphed that paper that, the action of the gov ernor. Tn removing the directors of the insane asylum, is heartily endorsed in Prescott. Aside from a few indi- Viduals, who would believe in the guilt of Jesus Christ himself, if some one would prefer charges against him, the general belief in Prescott is that the governor failed to prove his charges against the board.-/oa,nak lUiRer. It must have been the Cor pOral who went and done it.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
Indians Routed.

A dispatch from Tucson to the AL buquerque Journal say that last Satur- day, near Santa Cruz. Captain Hat field, with force of United States soldiers, stampeded Geronimo's camp and captured the entire camp outfit, with all the Indians horses. The hos tiles layed in ambush in Box canyon afterwards and killed two soldiers and wounded three The troops fought desperately and many Indians were killed, the number not yet known. Captain Hatfield has reached Santa Cruz, and endorsements have gone to his aid. Gen. Miles, Capt. Lebo, Lieutenant Davis and Governor Torres, of Sonora, Mexico, are here ia consultation.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

THls is the Chicago Inter-Ocean's s solid advice to the strikers: "Gentle- men, arbitrate your differences like men. Show by your acts that you live ln the latter portion of the eighteenth century, and not among the surround ings of hall-civilizcd society of cen turies ago. Capital can not afford to be overbearing, neither can labor stand in the doorways of the multi tude of homes oi this blessed land with a club. The ductrne Is as old as the Bible-drbluate and be at peace. Happiness, comfort, plenty. prosperity, all will fellow. Arbi trate."
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
How Docs Your Watch Kun"

A watch lmpregnated with magnetism can uot "lleeP time" IL will vary irrecularly gaining and losing and stopping, in he most annoying sort of way. IL has been found that thls magnetic or electric influence is the direct cause of the "queer freaks and unac countable behavior. of fine watches, and r> the secret enemy which has underm ned the reputation and baffled the skill of our best watcemakerS.
 Giles Bro, & Co. have published verv interesting little pamphlet describing the ef- feet of magnetism in watches, which can be had free "n application. It also describes the Anti Magnetic Shield for Watches" which has been proved to be a perfect pro lection against the magnetic and electric in huences aud IS specially advantageous in Railroad service where these influences are very strong, and will prevent the breakage of mai nsprings, in cyclones and magnetic storms. Your jeweler can furnish or procure you this protection, if not, send 10 C les Bro. X Co.,, the Chicago Jewellers, for a descrip- tive circular, which will be mailed free on ap- plication. dc16 6m
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
Independence Day.

Is it not about time for our people to commence making some prepa~a- tions for the proper observance of our national holiday, llh cf July? TrUe il, is over month yet before the day arrives, but there is always more or less preliminaries to be arranged such as committees on orators, music decorations, president of the day to he selected, etc. Why not call a meeting and canvass the subject at once2 We have large amount of home talent to draw upon, and the neighboring towns of Williams, Win slow and Holbrook. should be invited to join in the ceremonies of that day. By all means let the citizens of our mountain town celebrate Independ- ence Day and invite the people from adjacent towns to join us.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

THERE are no claims which the government ought to pay more promptly than those of citizens who have had their stock stolen, their homes destroyed aud crops ruined by Iodians who have been fatlencd and i-. Uy the government on reservations. Auz1na citizens have lost over one million and half dollars by Indian dl,,,LaiIons during the last twenty years, and up to the present time not onedollar has been received from the government for this damage and loss. -- -ZHcS0R Star,
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
BROTHER McCARrER, of the Yuma

BROTHER MCCARTER, of the Yuma Sentinel, says: "We expect to see Governor Zullck nominated by the d'mocracy this fall for delegate" |" What will such "war hoSscs" as Rush, Baker, Boian, l.. C. Hughes, Hiram Stevens, Head, Lemon, Weedin, B.Jiy, Geo. II. Steven, ]. H. Marion and Sam Purdy have to say. These gentlemen have all been in the coun- iry more than ninety days.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

ACCORDING to out southern exchanges the hostiles are still on the war path and the murder of our unfortunate citizens goes on slowly, but surely. The latest dispatch reports the killing seven miles south oi Nogales, of two sons of Captain sAndrJde, prumi- nent ranch and stockman. Is there no help, no relief, for the people ol Arizona? Year after year has this fearful slaughter ol its inhabitants been going on. Is Ihe military pow erless, and can they afford no protec- tion? The people of Arizona should demand of the gov~rrment that these red hendS be subducd i, it takes the whole U, s. army to do it.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
REPRESENTATIVE MORROW, of Cali

REFRESHMENTS MORROW, of Cali fornia, received the other day from the Knights of Labor, of that state, a monster petition, which is over ? ,ooO feet long and signed by over 50, 900 persons. It prays for action on the part of Congress for an immediate change in the present treaty with China, so as to forever prohibit the further immigration of Chinese to the United States.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

ABOUT twenty-five years ago the South went on a strike under Grand Master Davis. Then Uncle Sam suuck, and the Southern strike, after years oi suffering, was ended. It is not pleasant for us to refer to that great strike, for we took part in it and lost a father and brothers and for .une by it. We only refer to it now tO warn the fellows all over the Union who go on strikes not to collide with Uncle Sam. They may take brush wl,h the governors now and then ald not get hurt very badly, but if Uncle sam ever gets after them in earnest hey will wish they mad never gone on
 strike against him. - UckSbWg Her -Ey
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

THE Santa Fe Wew MrricaA in speaking of the transfer of the District of New Mexico to the Department of Arizona, says: "All things corsid- cred, this change is very desirable one that cannot but work good for the military interests of both Arizona and New Mexico. Department and dis trlct headquarters will not be affected in the least by this change, the for mer remaining at Whipple Barracks, A. T., and the latter at Santa Fe as at present, Th,s, perhaps, will not be very pleasant reading tor some ot the people of Southern Arizona, who had department headquarters moved -on paper-from Prescott 10 Hua chuca several weeks ago.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

JEFF DAVIS tour has stirred the south up to producing all sorts of relics of the lost cause, Old furniture and old men are greeted with fond recollection and old fashions and GUS toms are revived. Out of Considera- tion for old Jeffs feelings, no old hoop-skirts have been resurrected.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

MR ZULIcT, the New Jersey Col onel (D, Justice of the Peace, Jury, Bali0f and Prosecuting Attorney, has adjourned his star chamber farce after considerable bIather. Never before nave the people of Arizona witnessed suca d ludicrouS travesty on law and justice as has been enacted by this lrch demagogue.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
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THE official scimetar is not allowed 10 become rusty at Washington. On Monday six clerks were discharged from the treasury department, and when they asked Assistant Secretary smith why this was thus, they dis covered no more reason than that they were republicans.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
RpDEO NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, by order of the committee, that the spring rodeo for the Verde Valley and the Mogol- lon mountains will commence on the Ist day of May at the box canon at the head of Verde valley, for valley rodeo, and to commence on the 5th day of June at Buckhorn ranch, for the Mogollon mountain rodeo.
 D. WILLARD, s. s. ACKTRs,
 J. l.. MARR, MITCH BUGcH,
 CHAs. MORRIS, JOHN WooDS. I7a r, E. JORDAN, Sec'y.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

ARCHBISHOP RYAN, of Philadelphia, has notified the C., A. E. Posts that there Is no objection 10 holding their ritual Memorial Dly ceremonies in Catholic cemeteries and none to priests taking part therein.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
TO STOCK MEN.
Volunteer Spring Range for Sale.

This well known range will be of fered for sale for the next sixty days, at very low figure. Water is sufficient for 5000 head ofcattle. Per feet title to watered lands that con- trol unlimited range.
 WALTER ]. HILL, n Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

TIE Hancock monument fund now amounts to S46,a77, General Fry says that he expects SIo,ooo more from Philadelphia and Boston. The Grant monument fund now stands SI2I.oo5 $.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

How very delicate it was Tn the New Jersey importation, for Chairman Zulick, of Honorary Insane Board, to refrain from signing his findings be- cause Governor Zulick, as chief rxe- cutive, is to ratify that which he has already determined, in a public and official capacity. He acts as foreman of the inquisition; prosecuting witness attorney for the prosecutions; trial jury and the presiding judge. and his judgment IS already formulated read y for his signature. There is a mod est delicacy in this method of procedure which looks as though the interests of the territory are perfectly Saf, iN his hands so long as the principal is kept out of his reach.-Cihsrn
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
r..Da-N-zss-zu--az.ssvu-zs----n

THE people of Arizona are perplex- ed over grave question, which is nothing more or less than whether MT, Zulick IS the governor of that ter rItory or a justice of the peace for the trial of officers of the insane asylum.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
POTATOES FOR
 SALE.

The following varieties of seed DO tatoes will be sold al ? a cents per pound, delivered at Flagstaff, or can be had at our ranch; Peerless, White Star, Beauty ol HeDron, Pride oi America, Early Rose and Early May Flower. LoCKErT BROTHERS.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
SATURDAY, MAY a2, 1886.
Ir IS now thought that Congress will adjourn about July 18th,

IN THE cyclone that visited the city of Madrid, Spain, fast Wednesday, 3a persons were killed and 62o badly in- )ured.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
For Sale.

Thirty thousand pounds of White Star Potatoes at 2 21a cents per pound, Will be delivered in any quantity at Flagstaff. Address, JoHN CLARK,
 maItf Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
Estray Horse.

GORRELL HORSE, flax mane and tail, O supposed to be a bout twelve years old. I6H hands high, thin Tn flesh, branded U. s. on left shoulder. found ibou, 75 mi les from Flagstaff, near Coconen Forest.
 may2Itf JOHN LANCE.
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22

FOR RENT.-Land for rent near the school house. Enquire of C.. C.. Bruce, on the premises. If
The Arizona champion., 1886-05-22
In the best stocl, country of Ire Southwest
%E.ga; ;Read Me FoAo50jng O1eyy:g<8"

EOR SI7oo you can get q desirable place ! for 500 head of cattle-a rare barg-