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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
CLIppryes FRoMCoyGEyIAL


Man Is suspicious animal and his LIE = I
tpent in trying to prevent some other fei- ,
low from getting the better OF him. The /
average dweller outside the great cities has |
= well. founded dlstrust OF the jewellers 10
Them. and for this reason Will put mp Win
Inferior articles Tor everyday use because
they think they see what they buy and
know what they are doing. no they
Where do they get the knowledge WHAT
standard o. comparison have they" Can
they see the cotton. or shoddy or shor.
wool IN warp or woofe We know they CAD
not but. Is 8 rule they pay as much a for
standard article from honest dealers st
the fouutain-hesis. The moral We drsw
from thlsis that We are ore OF the fountain.
beads and that Any suit you buy OF us WI
prove satisfactory. no MISTER whether you
pay ten dollars o. thirty.
q. ~AKs 5 60.
.ouI Candidate Tor the Legislature. J. ].
sullivan. is q distant relative OF Jouu L.
-u..,en. 1t lss Fnocker from Ruocker-
vile. and P.re .tne opposing crud,dhteI
would 90 Wei oaiapd from under"
| wecapus ABOVE nom tae Eo..ls. yn-
/ p,., Colombo. Speaking about knockers
have you ever noticed the way We have
/ Knocked down prices IL E.ady. Made
Clo.nluse an AH-voo. SUIT for ten dolar
/ isEu example.
A GAE~ a CO.
lie New Yo.k Time. says taat 81 minister
octhe plectpltste type VINO enAt ems abstract
discussions viii slRnderouB personalities il
spt 20 cisc1ed.t whatever cause ne tries 10
support. whether ID ue the cause OF religion
or telrpersuce True; We sre never pre-
c,rtsie. our Immense stock Of Ready
Made Garments for men and boys Is the re
suit OF great ae..berat,on and close calcu-s-
uou.
Mops-u-ts from $40 and Boys su.tsrom
$3.50.
a. sAKs a co.
Intelligence and courtesy
NOtalw8yg are combined.
often 10 wooden house
A golden room we find"
We nave no golden rooms. but fine
, wooden o1es ws have. Int. gence and
courtesy are bo.l brought INTO play
whether yoa buy collar fot hl.eeu cents o.
~ oye~coat fol tll;y-Hye dollars.
=. sAKs a co.
q
certain number OF dollars 10 furnish yor
w.,a certain thing and Z they tal. {,
give sou tie dollars back. that means they
have confidence ia the merits u that GER
To y ta.uG. OF they vouid not make such al
Increment.
WetfEe IL a. q tsyor that you Will return
anything Unsatisfactory.
Haye yyu seen our Fail Qyercoa'se
$3.50 toSsj.
standard Gauge or Narrow Gauge
/ .1e question pgtatng t1e Lyncnourg peo
pie says ,ns Sa.~ W are neither. VI
aye gtu-ea Oh the broac principles o, sella
the Pes. Clothing n AMERICA. Next.
a SANS 8 CO..
CLUTHER-. HATTEEs. TAILORs
and
FCKNIsHERs
1OCg MAIN STREET.
zoe 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

OC9oHrR 4 Peanuts move ont mode
rstely aud very regular. prices quoted ~
5l.c FOR fancy hHpd-pcked 4s44c. Tor
farmers grades. journal Of COnt1iefcc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
TOBACCO MARKETS

RICHMOND TOBACCO nAEkEL
OCTOREK IA. $50.
The tobacco msrRet -nOrds nsthlng for
comment. business on the Exchange was
light and VIII out significance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

Nj. r. T. Weaver. boorhcepcr o. The
Virginia senate. j, in the city.
Or. T.. +. Hendon ha> returned o. ih'
CITY after lew weeks absence ID Ne"
5 orE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
SWEPT AWAY.
, uEplr TOWN SAID TO EAvR BKEs
DESTROYED.
-,oi Result Of Texas stcTm-sabine
Pass 0yeyfswca-Hottl Car
ried 70 ses.


al. ur fUI aiiiN ''ii''''i',, 'ei'N '''
'.. Pass. 81, iHe Wirc- are AT down, odi
.. .- sea TOMS i over the l-a~'
80. y. hh ioN iiicrc about Z
l Te e1zfus wbogowco ip asmah
across, f..g tXfnnsr OF Tossing waters.
i' .,..,. >.,.ra. miles. from the town oi
ia1aa rrsck. cam" IN au thc
.as So he-ltftpdir- account az
sS sax thC wstCrs becln 10
... ..e, From zoe gull and i1kc to-
....,r o'clock Tues1sy afternoon.
urycedeuled ruldty. The
.r .nr aonmcd place did NOT rear
..,rrrui danger until too tate o.
Vf.r >sfc'y hv flight wa- Iecoc-
.. .src aui Of she question, people
~,. -Hua'ed SO they could do SO
...-.eye, 81 houses and other re-
r.i.. tb7 judged % Doc safe. The
L... r.ir1, and between and 4
.... Smaller houses began 90 yield 90
.... frtf ui the waves. " aica not
l t4.m from thcIr foundations
... r.m ever on their ,dce and
lsr larger house, hccln SO
.r. l.g'u ty drowning seemed
ttrf ueT~on ir iho place.
.... ..r af smaller houses scHe-
who hsd remained iu thcm
and when re>ldou"e' Hnd
ncrau g. cruuote tu' IItAi-
.nrIg
ru- complete il~' ~ i1r
..-.. ..s.Eaed from Two gentlemen
..r...t .r thc engine
s.. N.. a rmmbrr,
t.. art family 1f six
,..r utta Brown anatw'r.. 1rer.
.... I.... wife. and clIG
-.rt.. .nl saU.
..r .r sod family 90 tve.
...e daughter. and SON.
...t ... rm. ~ Wilson.
.....- PeEsFuoiis.
...,.ff. daughter. and -~uud>1u.
MN. ..r .r. iamiF.
....... ,f.-..r ana family.
.o.r-.-f.,.r .re3 persons. whose
..... r.. a. learned.
. ,..r. r.t c1urr "> shout Sixty
....r ...u. a' SD. storm. am'ns inrM
...... ... .s.er '.ralre '' 10. i'''
r.-. .r. T-. ai'a i''.'' .' '.'.''.. 49,
I... Drown V' guy 80 49,
.r.vr- H.. 49, 49,. i',,. l...r
vHH. -. D.. ,-...i,.. ,f
..r +L.. ia. .l-r.-
-r Is-t.- mart OF
,..--.-.f de-r~.p. 1a.
,.-~..r md ,...., l., l..-
.. t... b., 8a..r ANA r.1I-
.... r. .'...,... tse dy.r-
.-,r.,... f.i., rendered
49,. ~ .I.. r.,as .....
...r.- ,9.-. t-r.u- 81.
... 4'.,, .l. combined ta
l..--',.. ,..I,.. described
... .f,. r.v. tg. eIriz.u.
.H ..l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

OcroUtR 1Z-Quoted al S55ss57 30 Tor
Ni-g.uisRuc s745lSSs0 ior Sicily. -J9a'H0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

GHAFN AND CuETUN tNtHANGL.
RICHMOND. October i. I5s6.
OFFEKINGH
EREAr-Whiie. pa bushels. Mixed,
$50 bushels. he'd. l.470 bushels. Total
i p64 bushels
CuEN.-Wulte. eco bushels. Mixed,
. o. bushels
gAT- Co., 500 Dusnelh
EYE-lG2 bushe.b
s4LEs kEP0ETEp 70 sECRETAKr.
WHFAT White. zoo bushels very good
on private terms. - bushels com mon 81
zoe N xsd. 900 bushels fair ~ 10 Re-
- bushes common longDerry 81 GOc. 81
bushels common 20 good ShortDs-ry a. 81
gorN-Whfte 90 bushels good 10 very
good old al 81 % 6Ic.
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Insurrec.ioBary n0Yenentsin Nexsco
iRY felegrKlnn 10 Lie DlnpAioh.l

ST. LOUIS, October Is A special lrOm
II PasO, Tex, says: Startling rumors are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

CoTroy REPoEr

We uuoio: FINE e. 5OGS2.7s superftps.
e. T5sss.1 -. Cztrb. 68.25sSs.oO; n miiy tst
$500; patent family. COUNTY t4.foaSa'<e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

COTTON REPORT
Marie; cuu
oC0- ATOMS
GOO. MLuDAsFC. - s.l6c.
W-vTLrN - l-l6c.
Low hInDLING = s-l6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

new YORK. October i4.-CoStoa-eiroes
RECEIPTS /. sal bales. Futures closed firm
sles % 500 bsies: October. s.06sss OF ;
November So OTasS.0s; December. ss.l2s
sp1s; January, sa.SOsss.2I; February,
sa.2s March ~. Sssss.3s: Aprii. ts "A ;
May. -. a2sss.5S; June. ks.6lsss.6z: JAY,
S. o9ass.7o: August. 81. 75sss. 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

W. .ESTgS. y. g.. Octooe I4.-Tarpep-
tiue rrln ~ Sss5. RO3in guiet; strained.
7bc. good soc. Tar rrm al tl.E5. Crude
Nlrl1u Sl.SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15
DruFucur YkAu.H r1EEs.

~ Lurl.. October IA special from
Sherman. Iezas, sByF; Late adYices from
Tee Indian Territory state that The most
extensive and Destructive tres ever known
ih thai Territory are sweeping over the
pfWucs Million. Of acres OF rlrh grazing
hh1s which o few days ago were covered
VIII . Luxurious growth OF grass
ave uow barren wisie. The ares
burned over extends arOm NiDita on
lie hof,h % Muskogee on tine south, ana on
,aIhef side u the Missouri hhnsas ana
Iezas railroad a. im ~ the eye esn SEE.
Lafgt nuBieYs % cattle have been burned
- death, and immense quantities Of h0s'
hi'eo and l00se, . nich vas 10 have been
nsed ioi fodder during the winter, has
been DESTROYED, and caftie-mep wiz bf
obliged - drive their herds elsewhere TO
ha's ihem from starvation.
INA sG0eN TRAVELLING n A KORTHEAsTEfLf
biEEfFfOk.
NV s0RE, Oot0bef 1s-le:30 4. NJ
1ht Western L Mon officials report thai the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-15

He-cuFuta s. Pisnfer say. % J. y
National Bank OF NlElulR-lUO .... "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

standing # I,i- family, Cs''er...., T
has gone e Is,tir further ars! t.-ttr,l
The personal record # til' great r-puh-
Iicau uaHifnfttor. II seems that b.
really Ions, Co ta. Mahru.. orler 1T
politicians. % -as~- In steve Elkir--
rnumrrtrlru &c h., 4. E.arrtri, 70 ltII,-
BE-. forget mention H.. fact that be- "a a.
lie hi, rssri nlI father, r.tl -hat com
f,,Ir;at ami only turned rrlulIi-rn far
PAY Bath Steve ami Tom C.ttr"u Wen,
confederate sui'lbr,. n -,,tu- To- h.. for
gotten rutir,ly iy tts ti,rv knight 81 the
waving plume tlltt lI- hirf lieutenant
MAS ronfr,lrrtt- sI.l'r. II i~a won
her that Iaul..- g., T. not agfall H.. ri,
yell Will Slip r's. 70 ~t.tc At The tnopInf
tune moment. "l,-. Steve mat. h.,l
unrlrr l',r l'rir,. " know II.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

va always followed in providence since
ON day years ago, when | was sheriff over
in Shea county. 1t was ruaster Of n day,
and | wn> returning on horseback from a
Eunt Tor SOM, ,ltice robbers | was slowly
following a faint mountain trail and tho sun
was tl,t baking the. and the horse was In "A
iather ! ratuc under the shade II a biz rock
AMI thought it would he pleasant to get oil
and have smoke | sat down ON rool
luulIor. cut pipeful from my plug filled
my lipe AMI felt for Il match Well, Joe
there wasn't a match anywhere in my peck
tt~ ! scar he'd and scar, he'd hut there was
No lnatch tell yuu Joe, fer worse over
that disappointment than l'to dono since
when the lnarkot ia, gone back on me ami
Int mo tor .,E'.nn at "a clip
hut while | sat there ON that tuul ltr
wrapped IN Elonm, what dye suppose my
eyes suddenly fcil on \ match hy heaven
lynn, on the trail not -V feet away from
mr' used 1t though, was little
afraid to touch It nj first an had IN,
sm"So 80 you needn't worry about how
THIS political rl,Jt /, gong to come out \
man tor whom Providence will go To the
trouhln q, providing; n match for smoke in
the Wild, ot the Sierra Ncyailas. where
man foot scarcely ever treads, isn't likely
tn Get left when 1t comes TO II rommunplace
LITTLE thIns like being elected to the uitod
state, senate Ever since that time. con
r!ultl the ton,stockcr, I've never refused
Il dollar to a parsNn, and have gen, rally
done my est N a quiet, unohtrusite way,
In uIahc my self solid with the Ipoplc who
have the pun on l'rov ideute Senator Jone,
IN san ran lsco lust
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

The character uf the public building
bulls passed hy congress- says an cN-
change, IA shown 10y u report recently
propar,d lN the secretary If the treas
my. lhr rents pald for pnhIc offices ~
Washington amount to Sll3 lnl. This
is ) per runt ON nearly $t,uoD.OOO and
the accommodation required hy the
government could bc built furAhuut -.
oOU.UnO. Eat congress- prefers to spend
money IN the "loc~trict," rather than
at the capital, and therefore the senate
passed ihrtN -siN bills early IN thu sos.
SION for pubic buildings IA dI,tant states
winch involve an expenditure Of au
amount on which interest at 3 rrr cent.
would tn Sl3j, 40 a ,rar The govern
mrnt Is IL, ommudatrd III these place,
tv Offices the rent uf winch Is sos. Is.
The president was night when hc SAID IN
his veto message that publ}c building,
hills are passed not tn meet the require
mrnts ut the government, hut To please
constituents.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Event, famiii,s from Kansas hav" So
cured tract Of land in Louisiana, and
viii take pos s,ion AZ an early day.
All possess considerable money, and The
Irosp'ctog, are delighted with tjI" south.
.rn county. Referring to this purrtt,'
the New Orleans Times Democrat re-
marks: ~ half dozen wears ago the
man who suggested that immigration
of this kind was possible would hay"
been laughed at rs an imbecllr.'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Despite the complaint from many
sources Of lullu,,s in busin,ss. 1t j, an
undoult,d fact that the tfaar situttlnn
Of the corntry Is surely though SLOWLY
undergoing II change for the better.
The prcmonItory symptoms OF revival
are all present. The indication, are D..
coming more pronounced every week,
ani unless some contingencies ri-e up
which cannot now he fur,S,rn, there
will he an active, healthy movement ~
trade IN ,lll, season.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

Those democrats who have. through -
foolish tumlJlity, voted for everything III
the shapcot II pension bll presented to
congress are reported as beng secretly
delighted with the bold stand taken hy
the president. The New York star well
says that the existing pension laws ate
liberal enough in all conscience, and
most Of the private bills granting midi.
Nidual pensions are jobs pushed through
by personal or political influence 1t
ought tC teach southern democrat a
Needed lesson to 5cc a n)ithrrn drino-
cratic president thus putting stop to
Johhcry III the name ot patriotism, and
gaining strength and popularity with
northern tan payers 10y the act The
attitude Of southern congressman
toward such legislation has not hcrn
errtitablc
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
Nat True >ntII h,rn Sentiment.

~. ,a a,
'"'''i'''''>'''.> -'i' 'i'i l'>''h ti'At tHe
irm""fa'ir party i mol a In" tr.1tc
uarty, AMI t"lls iliIu that the south
crr reot.lr are itr,srfy M favor nf
,ro,,..,,.. I, ,... ,.',,t...,, .......
tut '''' NV tn = = '''-''''t i'''''"
by The rtrlhIIttft ana rr"tcctlunl>t
r,rr>-, aud commented on aS one of
srayr .iuniGranre In fact the. ~.
,...r.r,.... am. :. ,,.i..
''- '''''- ''' '''''' a. ''''''''''l''''it'
anI lhrtr i a strong sn>pcion IN
many IHaf''i' that the Constitution
'hJ"t> the process, ahd frequently
wf'te' m"t" with a'lrw to being
quoted al The north than {" gaming
ihl't"Nai NJ he soltth.
ihIN may he, says III" New lofh
Ntaf, hRt vel informed d'm"crIts ~
the h"rtli nave i"h|ttaSc'i 10 regard
the Constitution rs tine rcpr,scn'
tatiNr "I southern democratic "p!n.
ION, or 1" hook with Apprehension
on the ELECT that 1t anu the NTH
cotcrIe 1t represents are having m
"'"f"l' politics. Al TINS very M"
mrhs the ''""rGli democracy l. rent
IN TWAIN by liritr contest over III"
nomination Tor governor, and the
hight has assumed a character that
renders real unity IN Tia" lntur" DIT
trhlt OF attainment.
he Constitution !! the rrlr">vn-
tatiNr 81 that small element ~ the
Sputh "hirh seems 10 think that the
only rad topro@lcr'tN ior the south.
en- people lies 4 'f"sN AL 81 the rfln-
t'ple' AMI '"tINlctionN ttcy ever pro.
Tossed. h''an~' tn" south wa
w"r,t'd ~ contest over slavery,
lds httI" rtrln" wants to pat &>ide
everything dNlInrtneiy southern,
! ami involve III on" common condcm-
nation the wisdom anl the folly,
the virtues and III" faults OF
the "old south. such apotry does
not represent the wishes "l the south
can people, ana - I'hSaN honor and
I sell respect continue among them
they never VIII assent I" II. lea.
sonahIr m"n at tn" month would he
sorry To see them do 50.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
GOVERNMENT POWDER ms141iHs


Iri+t sketch ct ali, I>isud \ Brave
tIu-trttrurt>t-r \ Dull Life.
Ills .sla1I or lost t.Ib,on, a. u was
Formerly ai4-i i north Of b--i.us'~ islanI
about 80 arI distant AMI Gloss "a the
Ier-sy- >A"n.. although lfrlu III in the First
"art % Nrs ora city. The fort formerly
rGlH''-. tv'.s'- Guns df "a, sIrTi-Oue ! ~
"a .tettctluat.It ~ & intel State tfopps until
,an. TIME dgEing tbs ~tittic-, when Il WAS
formally tslna. -rreI 10 thu orInanre 10
lartu."tl, Ut tt.s' navy 10 L.. u,-'I - 4 maya
line
util t>al. hoaerer, tho army uominally
controlled tie fortlur;,tion, viii IA Wi,
annually yl-ite ny an ellleer connected
With the military s-ryir. Ia l>~l an orler
".s reserved diryctla. the removal of tho
suns aul the il~mantItus II tho fort sin o
tlsn the I,ltnsi hl- Ie,u uuicr the al s,itlts
control ii the chief Of liz, tureau OF ord
nah'', navy department. Washington.
During the wtr Of The rebellion iE,meus4
'utniitle, If foa4lrr were securely stored
ulpn the sand while the she'll roHns were
it'rdai "a k'sl with prJ.e tIb.s OF every
DESCRIPTION There are at r.>rnt tive cons
lai tu"nt@ asset for ia. Manufacture If
charges Of pnS.ier apI thu storing OF shrIl
ami oti'f prop ttlr< Notwithstanding the
dangerous character # the material, no lE-
,tlnre has YET ts's n reported of an accident
by exp. sion NlIre tlr island Vas u>ei ~ "A
masa,ln'. 1!u, IS duo b Tho extraordinary
precautipn, observed by the employ, under
the dlrectlon 81 thu -ic,r IN ct arg, who in
zach IN tancr Ia, been selected from thu
rants oI tine Suuners OF tho navy.
notwithstanding tho cars o s,ryoi in
htnllln. She'll -eyeral narrow escapes from
accident have been teportci pom oGe
"raNlon Will uuluatn.; some >iNty pound
shells from siuop uuarternan took no
tp"d Il whit NOSE issuing from tie boy
rnntalntu- the I'rp.rctilc, Hastily snatch
M It up lac passed 1t from the holi 70 the
lie ahr,c ,hnutInS To- the men at tho she'll
whip TO thlov the blamed thing over
board. The men Hal for their lives, whlls
took, coolly ,llmlilrs on de'k, threw tho
smoking she'll into tn river For this brave
acton he was c"i1pumrnt",l in general
or'iers lay the chief - ordnance.
there are AT present tut four watchmcn
employed about the island, one If whom Is
constantly on duty topreyrnt the landing Of
pleasure parttr, without permission ami in
noting ,tuIls III, island Is reached by
mean, ol u rowhOat from tho Jersey shore,
small tel t'a; Uu the flagstaff near tho
landing notifying tho man On watch u tho
presence 81 visitors As it i, necessary for
every vessel Of the navy when leaving or
entering Oh" navy yarl to discharge or r..
NM
i,Iah! tn place IS sometimes enliyen,d by
the prraen OF laval officers Beyond this,
save w'mteN Z amusement may bo derived
from IA ctutso ON the sauy little sloDp
Torpedo, hriongng TO the island, a residences
Of three year, at the magazine Is devoid Of
excitement. Nrw York Times
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
lin. ini,S Verne of the ,u,ur.

The iuA- ination Of year Old oy is
often q >tupcnd$i1s thing. TIM cant help
wondering how nnseh a child of that age
believe, Of his own big stories This one
f'r example. 81 went out ~ de front yard
di1 'nu ninl,' said benny, "axl saw nav
tul slS horSe NJ IN a tree. and | looked
-un and ,hootad it, and | toNk,i It in de
halise ny my mama ricard lie folders or
It ami erukei 1t for hrrksit '-N'oston
RECORD!
N"Niru's rchrl-ii~ling Nonouoi,.
~iN iArse hoat,, AL carrying the MEXICAN
las are working on the leaH ti>heriee vi
iho Ne>rrn lacii, roasf. monopoly
controls the 'shln- ground
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
Wednesday, July n, 1895.


al - M I't 'i'- ''l''7'- al ''F'''-- J.
dcl.gtt,-- ia the tan.T- ~~l,taai tshv"it-
tIon ln l"' li''ld m 'A7tit "n August lih
proA.
And also Ia n"uinatr candidates L"
till yartncN IN the State N.rdts ami
tive members of The Iaver ilul'''.
Each prtcinct Will b.. entitled I" thu.
following representation tu>t'l IN Diet
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
The Agony ot "A Drug store Clerk.


When ! was u young man hal an OK.
periencc that imprinted degree Of care in
mo that has probably been worth Thousands
of do lars in after III" | was clerk in IA
drug store at Granl l;upiis, Mich, and my
'lutlcs kept M, th,te from in the cyoninl.
until about IN tho morning. ono night
lu,t at dark "a Woman with shawl over her
head came IN, and. giving me prescrip.
tiph, told me- 10 put 1t mp quick. | hurried
II through AMI >hn paid ma AMI went out.
\bput hult an hour later very well known
physician OF tn place came rushing in AMI
sad; IN YOU pat up Il prcscrit ion for
woman II bit ago Yes, sir, sud "Dil
You du 1t in a hurry "Nrs,' answered
again. with rans Of fear tive me sono
tartar emctlc, quick he exclaimed, tho
man it was Tor Is dying | got the drug
mechanically, AMI hs toro out, leaving mo
III an agony Of DOUBT AMI fear perfectly in
dc~criblblr
man poisoned through mistake, a coro
hrts inquest, nil trial, lcnitcntiary, u
tulncl reputation, my wilo and children
heg-ar>. all passed. in Ealluping ,ltio bo
fore NY NhrItng brain | thought Of
suicide or fight ! paced up and down tho
store ami rnawcd at my nails a couple
OF hours elapsed and the doctor camc in
again How Is that man ga~pol. "Oh,
hos dead, h. replied indilolently My
tod felt my hnart stand still. Tie WALKED
back toNar, the stove while stood lalul hy
the door Presently ho stroci up and said:
~ uu put up that prescription, brIiove p
Yes. "Neli ho went On, she never cam
back with tho medicine or tho change
either The world suddenly grow bright
again began to breathe at my normal
rat" OF respiration. thought that doctor
was the Io,rIle,t human Icing had ever
lookel upon I'ut do you $40 this hair
watch guard wear When looked at it
next day found that in those two awful
hour, my hair had turned nhitr a. tho
driven NOW In thaS. Harvey IN Globe.
Democrat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

The hIltelph'a Eoror'l says; TIN"
str,nr of tl,r postal clerks AGAINST ncle
sam wao h,,l,l while It was Cub, IN
for, Il got to- hr a butterfly. The idea Of
a secret combination ~ n means ~ com
pulslon IN the interest If rnnspiratnr-
against them employers 10y inlrrruptlns
the WihIr' convenience T. notably Illus
iraird ~ tins post uilr' scheme. TAN
play !, better, and far play u a face to-
face aud foot tu foot game which every
bnly understands and believes IN The
right of officials To- organic. strike and
get kicked ont, however. should not hn
infrngrd. Whenever they get too hig
for their hrr,chr, they can h. taken
down button hole ur two Hnd retired
to private llfr, where they can reflect on
the vanity Of some very lettN EARTHLY
d'virus and pursuits.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30
rAItTkA.ILA., II NJ -, r>NG.

". H. turtis, Mr. Carpenter aEd
ohr,r Washington correspondents r'l"
on hicN rl,s when gathering n-ws.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

publish 2" lay a hotter from
"nr oi pur mo,t prominent elrizru-
hp ,i.,rr..a> h.m,,'ta> "a over Of
far play. y -ura ~ Ar Glad to
hear tr"m Iam, amt dad - tell him
that hc ml1ht have harmed from
Eur MN that a, soon y. Vr urr,
ASSURED hy rhr collector AMI tic
Treasurer tEtt thcy wnlllthrm>r!yc~
insist or a ,hrrun.h hr,tl"alinn 81
lLc public book, AMI by the county
rommi,,l pncr> ih.t thlsIuY, ,ti.atrnH
would br certainly made, NravoN
I'll otir Willingness tr submit the
qn' ION without further argument.
Since ,hrn We have ur.cd the mat
ter no farther.
Since Mr. iouu. u,y,lrr, himself
"romparaJiNr>trln%rr (" our laws,
We may b,' iIrIonrti for lcIlIu. INN
that ia" tlN rrtScIIbrN tu,, state
m,nts al a., exact condition Of ~"
county treasury twice q yea, 'ha'
" hcn on at tRse statements Na>
made m',i' trtne ho,ri hN olirr
Of th, GRAND ilfy "a, nalufpl ont
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-30

I'll. headers of ,he Irish people have
Tor some time past paid nearly rs mhrI'
attention To the material industrial pr,r4.
tion as the political, and have by expo
sitions and other means succeeded in
materially improving the hom" manu-
featuring industries. The exports from
Dublin To- the tnitrl States have
doubled within the last tire" months
The lritlmrn Of Liverpool. under the
presidency OF Dr. tenmlB- aud l.. ON
oily, NJ. rs. have formed Il company
with IA capital stock Of S!,o,ooo. and IN
London. under the presidency al An
Irish protestant clergyman, an Anglo.
lil-h to-uucritl," Society la, been
formed. both having the object OF pro
noting thcrNport of all goods mann
featured ~ ireland. The stock ol each
company was sihscrlhe, IN II few hours,