The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-06
CITY NOTES.

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Are paints that she put on her face.
Mrs. Spooner, at West End, desires to
employ 4 male waiter. See special.
Mrs. JOS. II. c. Pratt. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Henri Corley, arrived
home last night.
The City Of Palatha came IN Monday
night with her usual complement of pas
sengers and heavy freight list.
Yesterday was cool and bracinS, Civ
ing people good appetite and adding
vigor and quickness to the step of the
pedestrian.
N'c call especial attention to the spec
la notices OF q safe for sale, ana auction
or household furniture. to be found in
this mornings paper.
The new fence in front OF the Florida
Southern railway Offices OF Water street,
help the appearance OF that locality very
much The fence is now being painted
\ gen.lcman advertises for y pals Of
gold ritnmed Eyeglasses, lest several
days since. ia OR special column. y
libtFal reward viii be paid for their re-
turn.
Oae hundred punches OF West India
bananas were received BY Capt. Z. j.
Adams Yesterday, which viii be sold tc
our merchants and shipped to the inte-
g.oy or the state.
Elsewhere Will be found the advertise
I Vf.-
cr property Tor sale. The lands adver-
Used are the best in the state. AMI VIII
/ tc sold ut bargain.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ild:rs Memorial Association will te
: held at the residences Of Mrs. s. j. Ken
/ uerly this afternoon At at $3.50 o'clock.
/ \ full attendance is desired.
( TIE week Of prayer Is being observed
I Ia the Baptist church, and the pro
erainme rs adopted by the committee of
the Christian Alliance is being followed.
! All are invited 10 the enjoyment of these
meetings.
The registers Of tho various hotels in
the cisy show large arrivals daily now,
ami we may loo,; for the pleasure and
health seeker. the tourists and sports
ucr in lar e Numbers from Row ill the
esd of the season.
Very glad to fluid that our friend and
fellow clifton. VIM. Carney Moatcs has
oryurJ an Office at - Front street. lie
srs;as ,.o>- jn something Ike has proper
f. -..s.>-- a..I we heartily wish lin the
suc-css Ne merits, lie Is we'll known
among ~. AMI is IN able accountant.
The heavy travel viii begin now, that
tbs holidays are over, aud the people Of
the cold north are preparing to migrate
10 our genial climate. We have q cor
dial welcome for all who come, and there
) rom enough in our state for all OF
them 10 find plenty of enjoyment.
The buI.Hn- heretofore used rs lbe
Methods. church will BE- sold Al auction
g. -no'~.3-S to-day t. the highest bid
i--. IN, oil house viii be replaced by
% u,y AVID !a,ch larger and hauds,n.eF
building. wnrl; on which will BE- begun
in "a ,sry short while. Don't forget the
li.ue o9 the auction aud be present to
F'J in your bid.
We extend thanks 10 Mr.. l.. G. Dem
i'm. assistant general passenger agent Of
the j., 7. 6 X. ". R'y. for the new
ramrhle; issued by that popular line, en-
titled. Florida, It's Climate. Production
ana characteristics" It IS handsomely
illustrated and beautifully printed. and
we shall refer to u more at length when
we have hal tim. 10 fully examine it.
Next Easter falls OF The latest date on
which it can possibly occur, April -, uE-
der the rule Of the Council of Nice, which
DEGREES that Easter shall be observed on
the SUNDAY after the full moon follow
in~ the 21st o: March. rs earliest posi-
bIe date is March -. IL is IJ2 years
Since Easter day has been 50 late. It
will not again fall ca that day till 1913.
Ash Wednesday will fall this year on
the f0th Of iIarch.
The steamer Belle Of the Coast has
been hauled of the Independent Line,
and the steamer Chesapeake has taken
her place as the corsort OF the Queen OF
St. Johns. Tho Belle VIII be kept n
Jacksonville 10 take the place Of either
Of the boats in The event III accidents, on
- assist them in times of heavy paSsen'
,er aul freight rushes. Wen miss her
familiar pufTs and whistle and hope she
VIII be pat OF the river again.
We were mistaken yesterday in stat
in- that W. II. Wigg & Son would re
tail the sheep just received by them at
their lemon street market. as they deal
only in carcasses. wholesaling the meats
bltchere1 b. them to some of the mar
kets in Pala;ka, Gainesville and St. Au-