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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-18

hereby Five notice that hat" with
drawn from III" finn known a. L. \.
l.lbr,c y CO., Of Grurgct0wn. ami VIII
not hereafter be responsible" for any
debts contracted by that firm. MI nm
settled accounts will Il" adjusted by X.
\. l.ahr,e X 60. rs now constituted
l.. H. LAERfr.
GEuhoIioWN, Jane II, ls-t. lcl. e
When in 1t. Algu-tlrc. ~ for gupd
board To- the Tatio House. corner llospI.
tai and Green streets near the plaza and
bay Rates ! per day, = per week.
leli q
Goto lbr ". W. Estes over Moragn.
x ket-tiug'- drug store for line Dental
work. fliu
HuTtI IuE RlNT The hotel building
known A. the Graham House. i offered
for rrn, AT reasonable rate. Apply to l..
falk lesti
SlN raum hou". with large lot II i,"
acres, On IiIatka Heights fnI rent Ap.
ply 10 Baldwin a cochran. lrl!ti
SLATE RuurlNG. We are now pr
,ar.d Ia furnish the best quality Of Roof
ing Slate at $50 per square of 10 feat
land, and call the attention Of builders
AN Others who desire safety from iis
sparks and good pure ci,trrn water e.
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ Sho,lAe, Agent. Box No.
$50. l.. o., jacksonville. Fla. ap!3 IN,
AuCTIuS. ! will 4rll at the old stand
oi Earle ~ CO., Lemon street, IA large lot
If Dry Goods, Shors. Clothing. Notions.
ilousefnrnlshmg Goods etc The gr,d-
must be- sold regardless Of what they
hung SALE IT, commence SATURDAY.
governing and 10 h" continued every even.
Ting until sold. For tn. benefit ot the
LADIES viii have u sale Mnn,la, after
noon At 3 uclmk call and yet ha,
paln~ l. |. l,lmnihal Auctionrrr
.wlt lw
MtLts iun SALE. Two good, we'll
htnk" mules, for sale AT u lergain Ap
ply Ia Mci"lns stables, Lennon street
rlt.IW
lflNatr tNcut>lun IT, Augustine Re
du ed rate ui ! 90 round trip. larllr.
d'-IrIug To- 20 " III leave names with j.
l. lll.nthal at Mr.. capt. GRAY T.
Iirk"t~ good for ten days, It
For SALE Steam Yacht Red Wing.
- feet hong foot han. rrbuilt last
September Apply to Fred Hubbard a,
\. '. Mounts my 9lcod tt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-18

WA~HlNGrON, June II. The following
notice from the White House il made
public to day notwithstanding the
announcement heretofore made by the
President rcscrvlng Monday IN each
week for the transaction o. such public
business a. absolutely requires freedom
from interruption. he 'inds that, through
ignorance Of the rule adopted ct from
other r;tu,cs, the time he thus seeks to
reserve Is to great extent rngroSsei hy
those, hose calls are of a personal and
social nature, or by the presentation of
business which might easily be- postponed
T." another day. At hafpas | O'Clock
every Monday and at the same hours ON
Wednesdays and Fridays Of each week.
the President will meet all who deslr. To-
pay their resi- ects. He earnestly request,
that, vththe exceptions above specified,
the remainder Of Mondays and the after
moons Of the other days Of the week may
he allowed him hy the public, not for his
pleasure" but for the performance Of Of
ilrIhl duty and the Transaction ut the
puhIla lI-lno,-
lac putHic I. tu br congratulated that
1t wIll have a Years rest from MOsts
blood and thunder utterancpa and Mosts
followers are To- h. congratulated that he
cannot pas the hat for then loose coins
during that time. la fact. everybody Is
to be- congratulated but Most. and he has
got what he deserves Philadelphia
Times, Ind.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-18

The BOYS cautetci ont with all the
grace ut antrlupr~ N white trousers and
phnk,i down them ltinks this is not
a he a. c,,rucstl, rs IT they were put
t'n- them ca the h1l O, and expected to
Ert thirty two for one. The Young
LADIES' upon the rocks booked dow II into
III" eyes ui their cadet escorts and said
they rteNery much interested in the
drI,I. "bi Nnu ever have to work like
that. t'rtrIr asked one swell Young
woman near me- "Oh yes" replied the
cadet, forgetting himself. before caiuc
t" West Point, when lived At home. |
had g. ,ln all hiii~ ct work. Then hr
lnuhr.i Is II he bad swallowed Il ,>tnut
without taking I'll tie burr. an,! asked
t.f If he dJlut frcl chilly. She did =
Nr~' t"ut one >p'ndruct Nru YORK
Itmt,.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-18

IT." ir-n.rrt'- wife Will Observe a
'tuuj uu the huueN uuw AMI then.
"hr', IT," hotrI people refer t. Mf t'l,.,e-
Itud .. Iur father. and ask her If she Is
Its yul, daughter Nurri>tuwn Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-18

When IN 1t. Augustine, - for gupd
board L. the Tatlo House. corner lluspI'
tai and t,r.rn streets. near the plaza and
bay. Rates per day, s. per week.
,..Ir
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
Alabama Legislature.

The Legislature met Tuesday at noon.
The senate was called to order by Gov
elect Seay, President OF the Senate, the
Senators qualified and the Senate adj
journed till 10 o'clock tomorrow. The
house was called to order by S. w. John
Temporary Speaker, the members quail
fed and the house adjourned till morn>
ing. The Democrats OF the Senate in
caucus tonight selected w J Sanford for
President; W. L. Clay, for Secretary and
I. Ii. Clark for assistant secretary. For
ese first time a woman was elected to a
clerical position by the Legislature. Miss
Weakley was elected Enrolling and En-
crossing Clerk. In the house caucus the
Democrats nominated Thomas G. Jones'
for Speaker, +. Garrett, CLERK, and B. F.
Elmore, Assistant. There was an almost
unanimous vote not to admit to caucus
those who were elected over the regular
Democratic nominees.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
ATHENS.

Sind nt- az. l"u i,.g into 1iihll
sci ool.'
Mack Turner j. ,unL.r jari
tor.
Robinson's clrtns has cnne aid
gone.
RD Darsrn. Of Ell mont is il II e
city.
FC Ashford is mp from fnnri
land
Miss l. A Harris writes that s. g
b IL > good schyol in Texas.
" A Harris can be found hebii !
the connt % S H Slinnett x Co.
Fraser, C.x ard Mrlne ha' e
opeaed colored grocery stone in he
old Post fife building.
Miss VI F vi, lis, Rev MS Willinms
and + d Higgins are attending III
Association 1T Nashville Tenr.
Bessie Lee. irfart daughter OF Nh
and Mrs X w Austin was hut very
badly l.v III, l,ut l. l.c s.ling
from it, IF ct
Athens is f. have r-w .ttr this
week to bt known as the Athens
Democrat.
DR. I J Malone viii De in Decatur
next week to ok ftrr.i l. patients
Miss 4 B Fielding will conduct Il
concert ut Elkms'nt very soon.
RABBIT Foo1.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
SOLICITORS.
Nominees by the Caucus.

The following constitute the nominees
in caucus for Solicitors, which secures
their election.
DIST. SOLICITORS.
lst-G. q. Taylor. Washington county.
2nd-J. S. Stallings, Butler tonnty.
3rd-Alto V. Lee, Barbour county.
4th-P. III Pitts, .....
5th-Benj. Fitzpatrick, ,EImore county.
9TH 7. W. Coleman, Greene county.
1h - Martin, Calhoun county.
Sth Henry &. Jones, l.auderdae county.
Nh-John \. Lusk, Marshall comfy.
Montgomery -Tennent Lomax.
Birmingham J. T.. Hawkins.
Mobile l.. b. Sheldon.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
WONDERFUL
SUCCESS.
DemOreSt' S MONTHLY.

Containing Stories. Poems and other
Literary attractions. combining Artistic,
Scientific Household matters. Photog-
ravures, Oil Pictures. and fine Woodc Is.
making it the Model Magazine OF Amer
ica.
Each number contains an order, enti
tli.g the holder to the selection of a. y1paL
tern illustrated in the fashion departin. IT
ia that number. in and Of the sizes mar
ufactured, making patterns during the ,e
of the value of over three dollars.
We also propose to give considerable at
attention to The Grand PROHIBITION Party
movement as one of the most important
aud live moral issues of the day.
Send twenty cents for the current num
bar with Pattern Coupon and you will 20. :
tainly subscribe Two Dollars for year
and get ten times its value.
W. JENNINGS DEMOREST. PUBLISHER,
IL E. l4TH ST., New York.
Sold by all Newspealers and Postmasters.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
NEW AND SENTIMENT.
(From Colored Exchanges }

COlored South Carolinians own
$40, 900. 900 worth Of property
The Social Circle and the Selma
Ala. Pioneer have consolidated.
Fred Douglass spoke at Bridgeport
England. Or. l9. the Mayor presid-
ing over the meeting.
Editor j. A. iArneaux is SC ring
great success on the stage as Rich
ard III.
The Mississippi Colore,i State Fair
was held 1T Vicksburg this week
opening Wednesday
Two at the Aldermen, the City
Marshal, the Coll. ctor and the Col
lec,or Of the po.t tof st Augustine,
Fla, are colored.
OF the 6S deaths ia Washington
week before last, 43 were cplore.i, a
proportion of .lsaths three times as
great as among the whites.
If you wish for a clear mind strong
muscles quiet nerves, good appetite,
aud long life, avoid all drinks but
clear water.--Southern Recorder.
Prof ID Aur nsins Shaker of Co
lumbia. : g has Ia prehs book ell
ii led "t. fl rtions on tn. L,ft. and
Times of roussaint .L'Onverture.'
Had it not e,n for tic A:cDuE'e
bombasiic idiots, who I,utled til. lat
rep ihllcan district convention. iur-
ner would have go.e t. con;:re
without ac,nis.s,. .- Cyrlome.
The q ors;a gn lsiulo his Two
coinr,,. H.. NIB. r--ti.e irr tr-sible
Anthony Wilson, and l.. ctnsed
Crawford-Angusta Ga Sen,inel.
'Protection" c.rtainjy rec, ived a
boom, and the republic II party
maintain; the advantage just Al pres
ent, by Ing On the winning sid,
Blalnes stock is stroni er 10 tia.
than ev r. Peoi les "A cate.
s,ecre ta,y Green Of tie Prabod,
Fund at meeting of the trustees 81
hat !uni, repoTted That becausr o.
Ion d. and Mississippi iePndiaunh
her bonds the fund had l.sl 81 {.
U0O,UtO. Another mill,cn lie ID, NJ
| Ocrrts have ch. ated The iie, dem oui
cf.-Dvtroit Plainder.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
Gazette Bureau In 8irm
jnRham.

Mr, H G Binford Ut the old Gr"
cary stand Of J.H. Binford. lst Ave
NUE., Opposite the. sSloss .Furnace, is
tue authorized agent and Represent
alive Of the GAZETTE in Birnming
bam
All business pertaining to thu
isarnal will receive prompt attention
~ him. Let our Birmingham frieEd'
.ui vatr"us call in to see M, Binforr
aud la.v. their Subscrip ion. news
u,.s. L sad r-cievs his VAIN "eI'
s..c. Single copies Of TIE G-z It.
will be KEEP. for sale her.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

The Hon john T Morgan is in the
CITY, looking well from the effect OF
his lsbors IN Washington. Long
life 10 AInbamn's favorite. Sc Luna
CytI,ne.
Is this Sepstor Morgan that You
sneak of Bro Stevens, the chief OPP
,.nent of the Blair bill? YOn mnst
have had q nightmare.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Witt, the Republican position
on q Ctnstitntion for Alabama? ID
they o, p ,se or favor hold|snch con
ventionY The present Consultation
is bad enough The question t.
consider is whether q worse one
might not be framed!
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

The 5Oih Congress will have fewer
enlorqd Representatives, than any
Congress rince Reconstruction a
new deal is needed.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

The GAZETTE hopes 70 seeRerr ,senta-
tive Whits.i surces, ful in procuring
fr, III tic S.a}- some accomm DALI"
kn ,he in -ans people ii color within
irs bounds. Its Il pity TO inctrc'rat'
.a,.e ! eopl- in j.ils ike & ] 'i""lS.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

The need of the state is Mn incraaseo
appropriation for the c'm" !" school
|. u. thsning the thee months ses
.ion To- ut leMst six months
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Now that the Legislature is in see'
,;nn W. shall see what cur law MAX
ire propose to do with the inbnm .
convict .ys. EN-, the fraudulent .l~c-
,i.,p law and the i. sufficient common
scho, ] appropriation.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Tie pr+s.rt Legislature en- ""r
| .ting fsme and OF stow hsstn gb n
I. ct on the State by boldly er pI.ih't
the ,resent election law, and 20 al
teripR and amending it AZ to secure
fair elections and prevent fraud q
the ballot box. Will it seizs the op
portunityf.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

TIL. Selma Ala, Cyclone launches
boldly out on the Sea Of journalism,
under the management Of Messrs
WmJ Stevens and Jno M Gee. 1t
Il. = four column fol o. bright, newsy
and daring as it's name indicates
Price 500 year. Success to it.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Congressman O Hara is hncc- eds 9
from North Carolina by II r"'"r-'
mad named Abbot whose nnmlns-
Z on O Han bOlted.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Judge HC Jsres received the nom
inatjOn i,r Solicitor OF this Clrcm' o'
the firht ballot.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Some successful bounty claim
ants we're paid off Tuesday, at De-
catar By a special Government
agent.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
lI1 AkNsbGss4ssi tGrte~.

The recent rise in Southern railroad
securities is a very significant fact point
ing to the increasing value OF that class
of properties in the south. |, also points
to increasing volume in the business OF
the South by reason of the large and
growing development oi its industries in
the variOns channels Of agriculture and
mining and manufacturing.
II is whispered in railroad circles thai
the recent visit Of Mr.. Jay Gould to
Memphis means large interest in our
immediate roads by which through lines
from New York will he arranged, which
would give Huntsville direct and through
travel to the metropolis.
The LIZ Ms arranging to run through
trains from Cincinnati to Chattanooga.
The great railroad magnates OF the East
are undoubtedly opening their eyes t.
the importance Of Alabama, and are ARK
obs ~ get .vnncctionsto ho~ GOAL and
iron fields, her forests OF fine timber and
her immense agricultural productions.
They see in the near future that these
will be developed and increased to a
wonderful extent, giving very large
carrying trade to the lines that will reach
them. To do SO will necessitate the ex-
tension of present, and the building OF
new lines, which will certainly he done
The central figure in all this movement
is Huntsville. Whether they desire Ia
reach the un Connected coal, iron and
timber fields of Alabama, or to go the sea
coast, Huntsville is close to the line. No
city ever occupied SO great advantages
| for placing herself on from two to three
great lines going North, South, East
and West, and obtaining all through
connections with the outside world
| by rail and water both, as Hunts
Vile, if she but arouses herself and
makes the proper effort. But these
things will not come anyhow, whether
or no. Hug no such sweet delnsion, for
such self satisfied security has been the
death warrant Of many town Of equal
promise.
Huntsville must not remain idle, sit
silently and wait. She can not afford it,
for snch a policy W, uld be suicidal. She
yves il 10 herself, she owes il to her chill
lrcn, she owes it to the public at large,
she owes it to Alabama, she owes it to
the South, not to bury the great lights
which nature has given her in such mu-
nifcent abundance, but to let them
shine. This is to be done by utilizing
her talents which have been given her in
an hundred fold An enlightened public
spirit, enterprising and progressive pol
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
Notice Of Publication.
Huntsville, Ala, Oct, II 1886

Huntsville, Ala, Oct, II 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Hunts
vile on Nov "a, 1886, viz: No. 10709
J. NJ. Pearson for the S W S Ell and S E
OF S W sec l3 and n E 4 n W / andN W
N + S24T1S SR2 West
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Daniel
Turner P 0 Madison Cross Roads Hugh |.
Toney P O Madison Cross Roads Gabniel
Holliway Po Madison Cross Roads Enoch
Crowson Pc Madison Cross Roads.
Wm. c. Wells,
Register.
1O-16-Gw
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

The following bills have been intro
duced by Madison county's Representa-
tives, and have local significance
Senator Rice: TO incorporate the
Huntsville & Flora Railroad Company.
Mr.. Hundley-To fix the time of hold
ing circuit courts OF the Eighth judicial
circuit.
Also, to incorporate the Huntsville &
Flora Railroad Company.
Mr.. Whited-Tu regulate the working
OF convicts in Madison county.
Also, to amend section S5l OF the code,
so far as the same applies to Madison
county.
Also, to amend section 566 OF the code,
so far as it applies to Madison county.
Also, to prohibit the sale OF liquor
within four miles of Vienna Methodist
church, at New Hope, in Madison conn
ty.
A bill has been introduced to make
gambling felony.
icy must be her watchword.-M Mercury. ::
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13

Sem Randall heads the n Y Sum
Presidential ticket f,r 1883.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
NcvemberFl3th. 1881

Bishop Turner's ticket for 1888 II
Blaine ani Lincoln.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
Wise Preliminary.
Providence Telegraph.

Providence Telegraph.
A correspondent asks: rs it wrong to
cheat lawyer ?" First cheat the lawyer
and then we will answer the conun-
drum.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
NOTICE.
Shareholders Meeting.

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fled that the annual u,eati'R OF tne Co'n
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.to.kholi.r isr-qa"sted "t pre'ent.
r NJ LOVE-.
President.
t.. II G. BIxFokD.
Sec'y.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-11-13
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and picluresquene>s We agreed that We never
saw anything that qli'e equalled it. This
is the estate OF the late BENZ, Preble.
All the farms a: Sorrento" have front
age on the shore, and are beautifully located
for summer resorts. Lying just off the end
Of the point are three small islands, called
Dram Island, Preble's Island and Calf Is
land Between the two first mentioned and
the main land is the snug and beautiful
harbor, called Point Harbor, which is divid
ed into an eastern and western harbor by
two miniature islands and bar.
On the whole there is no place on the
coast which has more varied and charming
scenery and better facilities for pleasure than
this, and the day cannot be far distant.
when it must become a watering place Of
more or less no,oriety.
4 short distance to the south and east Of
Calf Island j. Stave Island lying near the
Goull>boro shore. and south Of Slave Is
land is JorlAn's Island Westerly from Ior-
dan's Island and separated from it by the
"hal,bul hole" is lron. bound Island. which
was first settled many Years ago by George
Cahco't. an Eqgishman. the grandfather Of
TIE writer Of this article There oar father
was born ani bred. and there We, too, were
born. although oar parents moved 10 Sulli-
van when We we're about one wear oh.
N~r,-1uals, f,sar.-a f'hrif.,,f .woel 4hf,uf
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agree. But the case is very different when
We attempt to define OF describe this eternal
energy. While all agree tina, it exists, very
few agree in their conceptions Of it. BY
science i, is named persisten, force. Theol-
ogy assigns various attributes to il and calls
it God
The human mind comprehends concrete
more readily than abstract terms. 1t strives,
therefore, to ma,eralize or symbolic alb
stract ideas. So the human mind has
clothed its ideas Of God in symbols The
conception which represents God as hu-
man being contri,ing and working as hu-
man being is easily understood. Blu, an
abstract conception Of him requires much
greater effort Of the mind. Here is real
difficulty in the way of pursuing religious
thought in a scientific manner. II is sftsn
branded as atheistlcal simply because the
minds Of many will not grasp the higher
conceptions Of God made possible by scirn-
tlfic research.
If our increased knowledge Of The uni
verse reveals truths which are in confie,
with our conceptions Of God then it be-
comes necessary % change these concep-
tions. We cannot face the truths which
recent research has brought to light and re-
tain the old conception Of God. The i'm
porlant question Is, what must We give up
a. hcinr untrue what lave We remaining
and whA, have We gained ? Ia he light Of
present knowledge what conception Of God
NAV We consistently have and believe ~ ?
This will BE- he subject next Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-03-11

One of the incidents of the late storm
was that of the scholars Of the Cape Eliza
beth High School, located one and one-h half
miles from Portland, together with their
teachers and the committee. getting snow
bound for twenty-six hours in the school
building. The usual variety Of eatables OBJ
tainabe in village grocery crackers and
cheese, with good supply OF fruit
provided.
In Houiton the other day three horse
team loaded with rum. cases of gin. and ro-
tato sacks filled with brandy, was sold at
public auction. There were 81 gallons sold
for 80 cents per gallon, and 81 bottles Of
various mixtures only brought 10 cents
each. Six cases Of gin were disposed Of for
1925. The liquor was sized BY the Deputy
Collector Of Customs after having been
smugglsd across the border.
The cit, of Biddeforl has Jared pretty
well at the hands of the present Admnistra-
ton. George b. Goodwin has been appoint
ed Consul at Annaberg. Germany. and MS
brother. Harry II. Goodwin, has been APP
pointed to a subordinate position at the
same place Frank W. Roberts has been
appointed Consul at Coaiicook Joseph II.
Gate and Daniel Hooper have received sp-
p"iniments in the Portland Custom House.
and Charles Il Harmon has been appointed
United States Marshal for Maine
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-Aldcn's Library Magazine. which i gen
orally arknowied q be the most enterpris-
ing and most valuable of the eclectic month
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March number: Mr.. Gladstone A. a rhoolo-
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Frederic Harrison; The 'Tyrants" OF Britain,
Gaul and Spain, by Edward \. Freeman; I'M
prc>sjons Of a Modern Arcadjan. hy Mrs. T.,
VI. Nieholi; MYTHS and NytholoZi>tS, by An
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INN 4. Baile-Gr ohman; Home Rule in Ire
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