The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-24

>cAliiiS Aiettt 49, - - t'NN kitNE>s
AMI by nat summer the plaCr Wall L.
one Of the fayuTite samHlST RESETS IA the
sslst coast. The place has mann things
To make il 4 desirable rcSaEt tog tie sum
mer months. C0unty tommssStoaet
Cook arl Mr.. WILL NincenI. Il ran,,aA.
were there yss'.rdis AMI rar-hss. Il
property.
Hers pace of lnitrr>liaS ne~~
Capt. Hale, Il WrlsSs. sho : "a tie
north, sent his family in Jacks,a'i.is
nics. handsome do the o4hsS is, u.
had desire that his family mtsli r.
come letter acquainted s,,h tbs !s,s4-
ties Of CANNES. This h. came auls -
hsnd anil Vas rsomItl, jel.ver's! t. the
Captains family. Ae'ut ssa hear>
after its arrival. SAWS the liersii. the .i.lS
displayed unmi>,akable signs q hydro
phohia. II scared the i.lall, ga, Ssa ,hsy
il escaped TO the street. where il shgEtl,
afterwards Mas foGnl dead II w>s
mad. II is presumed that 1t 1T other
dogs and people are cau,toaei t,Isnk Ns,
for any signs Of rabbss
\ club association i, falalkas ut~>l 81
present. IA place ~heIe eenIlemen can
have convenient. agreeable N'npanson-
ship and get "A sool dinner. Ii would
help to facilitate matters greatly. in VA
rious Ways. 4 club could le orsan,E.Ni
that would Ia inexpensive, excellent IN
its attractions and contribute largely Ia
comfort ami economy in life. 4 g,.sl
house could he rented tia, has ample
room, a good cook could lie employed
AMI other servants at reasonable prices.
and home AMI social attractions all
provided without great outlay 1t money.
u would east i.>s than IL d--> now e.
live with half the comfort, ", arr
promised some points on Iii. subject ty
zone who has is,n there" which ",
will submit tn the rty readers IT THr
NEw>.
Mr.. Philip Rarrentine, living some
thirteen miles Snuth II here, ~, the ST
Johns, has completed his shipments 81
wat.rmelons for this season. The mum.
l~r sent north and to our local market.
WAS fully 1000. Mr.. d. ha+ not ~
c-iyed returns from his last shiplnen,
t. Chicago. AMI therefore, cannot tell
how proiitably his cIop will prove. but
he has M large expectations. As q
cr"b to rely upon Tor certain income
it il not recommended. but, in Mr.
Bar'en,'nescass h. plants between hi'
orange trees, AMI since he must cult
waite his grove, it is better to plant
melons than nothing. Usually, at TIN
worst, enough money can In realized az
the melons to pay cost of their cultiva
ton and the grove. The orange tree,
are better for having some such crol
planted between the rows.
We gathered a singular idea or coin
cii-nt in conversation with a brlgh
young railroad man Of this city. w
were discussing the number Of accident
that had occurred on tho railroads sine
the guagc had been changed, when h,
remarked that almost invariably wheI
an accident occurred. il was followed b,
tw, others in quick succession. This ha'
occurred often enough, not to estab!isl
the rule. but to make one consider
there were not laws that regulated acci
dents M well ~ other matters Of life
Companies that have kept statistics u
accidents and have made such things
basis If business or theory, have ais
noticed the circumstance ani based cal
cuatons on 1t, which have shown NOR
or less certainty and regularity in sue
accidents.