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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Messrs. Balm Bros, the ear builders,
are finishing W a large numhcrof freight
cars for the Florida Southern road. The
cars are being bull, on the side track,
aud lool; Ike 50 msny It'll" houses on
wheels. Quite Il force Of men are en-
ploycd on this work AMI the cars will
soon he ready for Use.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
I%Tl.itIiiCiiliN.
Another Advance MoycmCnt--Thc
Int erlGc,1cn academy

TIT VFINFTIN 4N0WNtF'FN
At meeting held at Hotel lutcrlechen
Monday evening last, Mr.. Il. Gillet was
call d to the chair and q, T. Ealson elec.
ted secretary. Tho statement was made
that fifteen hundred dollars had been
raised towards the erection Of Il building
for the purpose set forth in consti,u.
ton presented, Of a practical, thorough,
Christian education Of youth of both
sexes. The constitution and bylaws aa
presented, were adop,e in the follow
ing
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
For Sale.

Residence with large lot also desirable
building lots at Brightside, Crescent
City, Francis, Reddick, lntcrlachen,
Keauka, Orlando, Palatka and Snod
lands in Putnam, Blay, Marion, st.
Johns, Orange and Nolusia counties.
Robt. r. Reed. mdi-!w
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
For Marshal.

To the citizens of Palatka: ! hereby
announce myself Il candidate for the Of
flee Of Marshal of Palatka at the approach
ing election. Respectfully,
B. +. LAsSETER.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
For Collector.

To the voters of Palatka: At the Sole
itation of many citizens, ! hereby an
nounce myself candidate for the Of
flee of City Collector. Respectfully,
T.. S. NECK.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
For Mayor.

l hereby announce myself as an lnde'
pendent candidate for Mayor at the com
ing election in Palatka.
RICHARD WALTER Lucas.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

The elegant schooner.riggcd steam
yacht Leila, now leaves Harris wharf
daily for Crescent City. on arrival of the
1915 train from Jacksonville. Return
ing, arrives in palatka in time for sup
per each evening, Excellent band ON
board and. all necessary accommodate
lions for passengers. .,an-l3-u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

What the Boston Home journal says
Of it: AT the llarnett House, Sayan-
nah, Ga, you get all the comforts Of
high priced hotels. and save from 81 t.
81 per day. Try it and he convinced.
Ill.if
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
Board II, Micanopy.

'NRersons coming to this pleasant resort
will DO well to enquire of j. NJ. Quarter.
man, who can accommodate few pei.
sons with first class private board
Terms reasonable. fch2O Pm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

PENN Duck EuGsi,cnunc Prkin Duck
Eggs for Matching, $3.50 per setting Of
nine eggs. Address l.. $. Bughcy. ralat.
ka. Fla. frhl.3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

FoR SAIL. acres first class land.
well located, at keuka Will II, sold at
bargain. Address NrWe. paln,ka,
Florida. mrhl3.Im&
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Go to DR. W. W. Estes over Moragne
& kersting's drug store for fine Dental
work. fli-u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
4 New Agricultural Society.


Our friends at truitland, in this coun.
IT, have organized u society for the con
sidcration Of all matter pertaining to the
field and orchard. We are very greatly
pleased at this result, ~ it will prove
beneficial to al the citizens of Putnam
county. 2ing is so generally appr''
ciatcd az ktrs CONNECTED with the
bushes ri. farming aud horticulture:
AMI nothing can promotH trutreatcr de
gree the welfare of the farmer and frtlt
grower as an interchange of, views aud
experiences am ing themselves. At one
time there was really useful society of
the same character in that vicinity. and
while Young in year,, was often able to
do much substantial good. We trust
this one viii pursue the Same course as
to topics for discussion and nvcstlga-
ton. taking rs wide range as possible
"a to subjcctss We do not
believe that Florida has yet begun to de.
yelop her various resources, and never
will until those engaged in the tilling ol
the soil begin the work of practical IN
ycstisation and oven discussion of he'
capabilities.
We truse other portions Of the count!
; will follow the good example of on
= Fruitland friends
Tie letter published elsewhere in Thu
! mornings paper from lntcrlachsn con
tains very gratifying information. Ch,
| hhcrality and public spirit of the citizen
down there in contributing to tho acado
, my fund places that thriving little city
good step forward. and when it is put ii
practical operation the school will at
| tract the very hest class Of settlers io
. our nctghhors, and il will give lntcrlach
en- an institution that will not alo''c Eelo
. vatc lis moral tone, hut contribute NOR
f. than any other one thing to- the materia
r prosperity of the place We only wis
+ such an institution was on foot in Ia
latka.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

The llarnett House at Savannah. las
a reading notice of interest to PEOPLE
who propose to visit that city. II Il town
noted for its Indifferent hotels, we are
glad to learn one man Las the nerve and
snap to opens good house on reasonable
terms. The press speals well of the
Harnett llouse-PALATkA News.
I,k-11tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Ten acres of good fruit land within
,ne mile OF Keuka-$lO per acre. IA
Rumley, Keuka. Fla. nj
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
>CiyYNoIIs

IS \ciyYSSolEs. "a
; H<.>><\- S., IS $IT
& :. SoT TUE ME- 40 h 70 .,,.;sS :
here's a fo%efthat t.o9lHs u N my 'i''fe'
:, Sta "a, y, .,.,, a., ,;,e ,aee, g
5 f tSR Rss nsi,h - ,a.,nSosSSNthiAy. %
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: ,s.,A $,,$s.S So ha;,SpeNrss,iAfSce. ~
!. 81 ,t.,iI 4 xaat we mean i~Mn We spy !,
IS Nor asSsoS :, :. aI,[t /,
! GSthafhlssoSL that tblosn.s IKE rue /
~ aossalet fsse -. s. - (
,,$dll N,$Yr cLS bnrsa. Of New Gores>is
IS ty,ss civ. svss. 81 8. ~, Gfahanss = Il
(. Mr. W.D AN.enns FfaitSsl was M
town yesterlsy, %fLet,psft<the yehnel
sular IN coolsilqps, IS So ~
1: ga .,a ,a,or i, tbs Botrnliu. Shstfss isl
>nSw IN worhing>yrdsf, srd >fSS HsoSlo
IlIntte 2 convenience s. 1854
T<stT SH,.v !. ;,hsfrst of ApriE IS6wsSES
,;nformotisn. If YOU GET foolt1itS
l,s,ll rs y6s own fault. -. ~
81. W., Mol. Dancy. sxanaypY ott
| r, nl,,o, MS .Sa, .S,Sstowh 'Yesxsr'
,s.iS may frieHASs -
VS.. ~ S<Xo,or,a s..Sr
$50 ,bsSs.,,bern Cav wo,as os
r., ~ ,,ren, sin tho ci,x
=
! Nv " '" o' ~" n ', ~ 90. Or
'"> "T',' ,' -, 80" -. -
-,
I. H. "lloue"' 'on" " Wv
oiar'es.o"' D. y" s"e"' '''o' " "
CITY anu d S"e'' "' '"' '''"' ~
Mr.. Thos. NJ. iiuiiman' Oh 'ahiuen'
800. Tho Lotto arrival.
.,. $500. la
~ w.
Qn''e party went up '''''' W, ~.
yesterday afternoon Oh '''e s'.a," go
i'eiia' returning W Va. '"! "'
-" p"'' wy" y"
Hon. Joseph iic"S' one VI our ''p'o
sentative III 'i'e lower hou'c VI ''' ''"''
p. legislature pas'ed through 'hc Guy s''
/. to-day en- route hof'''' WHERE "o h'e' VI
q business 'fp'
clearinghouse landladies are as muci
- afraId.oi strangers VINO 40 no. pay III "''
vance "a the average woii'aIl Is IA s'"
4 They are so iao'e 10 30 OH "''"'"'
/, moments warning
u Mrs. II. NJ. Drody, of Boston, ). I
u Brewer and wife, Of Sandusky, Ohio
" Mrs. T.. A. Darlington and her accom-
IN plished daughter MISS Bertha are s"'''
a of the Sarasoga ho'e''
Tho letter of Sir. ]. +. Sanford, pull
III G.hcd elsewhere thi, morning, SPEAK
K. r,r i,.clf IIc il gentleman who stan,
v,,, !, hi. community. and Justly fee
Indignant Mt the manner in which III
at Times Union has treated hin''
.o We are in reciert Of the Calaha
nd Record and the ferosious colonel Is in
til the glory of warpaint. He strikes
'al everything from Mr.. Cleveland dow
cd m mi.
~, W. including the Times-Union, florit
Herald Morning News, Tavares Hera
as Vnd MAJ Abrams.
!" Tax Assessor BENZ +, Boyd will
he gin his first round Of the county toda
iit- and will do up palatka during Il
$50 week. His careful work last year is
~ earnest of the fact that the proper
to this year will be assessed in mann
to satisfactory to the public.
',e Th, MAGNIFICENT roses brought by
lie. friend 81 bcautiiied the room OF our 81
are editor Yesterday that he found it in
see heart TO pity those who were well. Su
,n kinducss robs even illness of wearin,
trs even when 1t cannot dull the throbs
on pain.
' -, A.. ,., ,,, ,
" .,a,,,,oa - 900
mn " % NJ, .,,
' mn , :, i ,'..'.., ,a..;.u ,ho ,ao
,'s oucnt rains. Our visitors who are W
~ us for the first time express themscl
--xls... ..:,,.- 4 ,i:.i.,1
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

For Bargains in orange groves and
lands apply to F.m. McMeckin. McMrek'
in =. o., Fla. mlI-9lt
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Ten dollars will buy good lot for n
nome III West Palatka. Apply to }. W.
McLaury, Harris Block.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Rafferty, q Mack still have some good
/. 'es and mules ON hand which they
=, II at bargain. ms -d9t WET
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

1s -, want good Buggy go to Rail-
~, *. m!j -d2t W.T.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
S.s>EOrSNMars ~

.fSsostle,eisiz4Ss Of P4Aka:, We res
pecthRlS sdb4HEt the name Of Mr. rhlliit
J. MISUNDERSTANDING for the o'liceoi
Marshal okNa,aska at the coming %nSrs el'c-
ton, MANY ''iEh''
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Rafferty, 4 ~ horse, VI" ,r,,l ,",o on W mo-
WANT 10 ns m2j-d2t wet.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

: TSinnirg men are placed on the
.Stet SO that we canalI Won, shoulder
to shoulder in its support, and give Pa
latka a clean, wiIe-a-wake municipal
Lat all attend he meeting.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

Ignorance Of the law excuses no ma.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01

: =, So1 y TUE, ME- kne n;9oA. >
There's a fo%sfth,tb.ooiAs IN the sn 2.
- :. STA II. >,>,\ :.
Aqhnt has feitfas tg DO "'th Hhe !. '2se.
a. Is ,s,,iIe S.soah, IN Ito coxhphSeasHthI
| Ira Ia; ~ =,
sa;sf llflss .slea6persSNtsee. 4
IATtsfbsGsw aat ,re mean >sn We say
I aEth<hlaSoA that blosnss IKE ;, ~ b
: aossd1 s,sss =, = s. {.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-01
THRDxfL9 >SNs;
rhS NewSOMca

: .crS. oSnc,hf Tpr DAiH.Y Ny&tissoe asaSF
{ I ~ "t @tset. in tvs Iron thahNnf t,sss 10
SSS:aS sFeEstore.> S$<$-S< :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
2ngena bmr8iiGeS aus 8eIateu.

Die beIsifde 9snbarmerie
bat am 80. SUM- einen gewiilen Mibel
8irtb, Waurer, seborsn gu Sii9ba9 BEL
Sels, 3ulest su 2eubeIinsen mobnbaft, Der
lt5 mad Ufehaucp sefi9tet bate, feffses
nomnsn. ST lit Der Branbffiftuns be-
ibulbi9t uno feline ausIieferuus tpirb Don
Der lursmburser &ssieruns usrIanst.
gu Sommstbonn maren spei
@rensanfieber beiddftist Die @aifsu zines
perlforbeuen goaesen 8ui iammeIn. Der
cine, Iuarb, periu9te eireu &epoIusr, ber
ebe ntdu it9's ueriab, absins. Die RuaeI
traf einen babel itsbsnbsn iunsen Mann in
bic Bruit unb itrsdte i'm nieber. Auar6
rpar oh Der Chat Der gerspeiilnns uabe.
Sie 9emeinbesS aItuua
pom Boupehan bat ben 2ebrer Der neutraIen
Staatsi5uIe einen Wonat iuspenbirt, weiI
er einem &inbe bsim Strafem sienIide
8unbeH beisebra9t batte.
Die @smeinbe Gpe wurbe GU
n1ddttst IL 900 5rs. gu bergen.
Der Sdreiber Bel Der Grouin,ials
rc9ieruns IN arlon 8. .. SieberaIer if
sum Setretdr unb S6asmeiiter bes Sers
paltungs5iirsaus an Steue bes p~erifars
bensn SiidpeiIers sruannt porben.
9err s. s. &emience fat Sic ers
bstene GntlaiIang oils Sd6ffe Der @es
n1einSe Mor5et (Saitna9) crbaIteu.
unter ben tirSIid bef5rbertsm
Sff5ieren Der belsii6en Srmse finbsn mir
uiele, bic benz Nameu mad su urtbeilsr,
9ursmburger finS.
Suanterie- gu SauptIeuten 1.
81. wurber Die SauptIeute 2. 81. W. 9.
@epIanb, u. Mtuer. u, s. Saffontaine,
s. S. Martin unb u. RosI bef6rSert.
gu Sauptleuten 2. Gl. purben bef5rs
bert bic 2ieutenants: $. u. Seruais iinb
ii. .. Wibaur.
gu 9%ieutenants wurSsu befSrbert bic
Embellishments: 3. u. 6. 2arue uab
y. M. Otter.
GapaIIerte. - Der lieutenant 81.
s. S. SeIariie purbe gum Sauptmanu
2. 81. ernannt.
@enbarmerie. - Der 5%auptnauN
2. 81. s. %. Sruieur parb gum Saupts
mann l. Gl. befOrosrt.
81 Dauptleuten Z. ". rpuroer betoroert
bic 9ieutsnants: q. u. s. 2aurent unb
s. q. u. 9ebo.
artillerie. - Gum Wapor Sous
manbant bes WateriaIs maro Sauptmaun
y. :. u. 8. 8ot5ermsl unb 6. ). Mars
4anb ernannt.
Giutlitano Der Stabt NrIou.
9etratben. - Bonn ~. SUM:
Woies S4ap NIT Iline $. 6. Simou.
SterbefdlIe - Som 90. SUM:
ab. Wslot. alt 81 Sabre, @atte pom N.
eieeel. g.: 8. y. Soasnfel;. oft 81
Sabre, Eodter uon Sacauss 6olsnfeIs
unS Sol. 9barne3. 81: 81. 6enb. alt
GS Sabre, Satin aon Nua. YouIbDn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
,as amerifaniIde unb lurembnracr 8ap=

has ar%nerifaniIde unb lnrentbnracr @ap=
pen u. I. Nd. fphrben fi9 prudtuOu auss
iebmen, sinsn srobartiset oabidinB bes
Chores biIben, bic sau3e &tr4e sr6Bsr unb
impoianter eri9einen lafen.
@dbrenb bic SABINE uur einmal I'm Sabre
fidtbar, pdre bas Senfter Gag fir Gag
ben gIiden Der @Idubisen ausseitellt uno
wirbe baran erinrern, baB bic 2uremburser
IN Mmerifd Der @ottssmutter, Der S6ut>
patronin hires neuen SaterlanSes ais llns
beftedte nnb hires lisbsn altsn Saterlanbes
ais Gr6iterin Der Betriibten ni9t pergeiien
bdtteu. Ser bodw'te Yiidof ma9te ben
usitern gOridIas, n6tbisenfaIs einen 3us
i9uB su MAIDEN, wenn bic Goaecte ni9t
gang rei9sn ioite.
Oils bas biit6fide Sdreiben anlanste,
tbeilten mir es port9etreu ben GERM bes
Nusi1uiies NIT. Wit aetbeilten @efiblen
nabmen lie bic neue sSoee auf. Wdbrenb
bic ginen bsseiitsrt pou berIslben maren,
maren es bic anbern ni9t. Gs entipcnn
i1 cine lanspisrist @o~rreiponbsnS bin unb
Der. Wan CAB einftimmis mad unb 70
fOnnen mir benin bsute Dor uniere 2eisr
treten.
Sa bic bis iett %einssiunSten @eIber fir
MeBfttftun unb s q : n E lanteten,
m6bte pieneibt Der Cine oSer Der Nnbsre
Der @eber ni9t nit Der neuen Soee einuers
itanoen iein. 0ieienisen, bic es ni6t fem
iolten, m09ten mir bitten, uns bies inner
balb IA Gasen mitsutbeilen, unb mir err
itutten ben einseianoten Setras Surif.
Oa bis iett, ME bic Isste drummer Der
v2urb. Gazette" Seist, 1852 % eiuseianbt
wurosn, etpa Elm 0rittel, unb Der erforberte
8etras peuisitens $500 betrdst, 10 boffen
mir, buBiset, ba bic Sade ms rbuung il, bic
9aben rei6li9 fiebsn, bumit wdbrenb bes
nd9ften 8inters Der san5e getras nad
europa 9eianot perbsn fann. Wir wers
ben In foIgenoen Hummern peitere Bldne,
bic Sade gu f6rbern, mittbsilen.
SIM @inpsrftdnoniB nit msbreren 8ries
fern unb 9aisn.
N9tunssuou
9e5.: Gs. Conner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20
Saar, Mpiei, Girl nnS SansrId,

Ger 2anbrt5ter Barre in OiIeIz
bort 1T gum SanSseri6tssD DIRECTOR in Grier
er,,annt porbsu.
Srter. Der Sronprin5 pon Stalien
1T auf auf elmer Stubienreile bier einaes
irOiien unb bat bic bisi. MsrfwarSisteiten
beii9tist, aud Sruppenibunsen beige
sewobnt. @r mar NIT ieinen SsgIeiters
uno einsm encouragement SifiSier Ser
trier. @arniion IN %Sursmburg.
ausbe @ifel. 9is SsrbIt 1889
lou -poraust9tli3 baS pcitltds Rsb Der
@ifsI Giienbabnen poIsnbet iein. Sereits
gum Stto6er 1887 iol nGmIi6 bic Sbeiis
itrede Srim:8 lsiulf nit ben gabnb5fen
Yrim, Bronsfelb unb Slsidlf e~rSffnet
psroen. Die Strcts glsiclf: ct. Siibz
8eismss, pslds leit 6ieiem Srlbiabr tm
Sau besriffen lit, ioa bis gum SIibiabr
1888 ~ferttsgeitslt uerosu uno bic Sabus
b6fe Weismes, Imcl, st. Sitb, Geipius
gen, 9ommerspsilsr unb gleialf erbalteu.
UPit ben Bauarbeiten fir bic Strete ct.
Titb llhin9sH uub Die gobnb6is Suoler,
2snsler, @6sinssn unb uIhinseu r,irb im
6ribiabr 1887 a~nsefangen. Die Been
bt9uua DieIer arbeiten ifsbt i'm Serbit 1888
gu elparten. SIR Ole Strete StcIberss
Walbsim nit ben 8abnb0fen Stclbera,
Sreinig nnb @albeim it Der 4uians Der
Nrbsiten fiir Den CONNER 1887, bic Grs
6ifnung bes Setrisbs fir Den Scmmer
1888 in ausii9t gsnommen. Die 9iuie
@upen EacrcE, ali peI5er elm 3piidens
Sabnbof nidt beiteben wirb, tommt aus
l. Wa 1887 5ur goaenbung. S6mmts
lide StredfR peresn ais normalipuriae
Nsbenbabnsn auseetaut.
SIN 26. SUM- 1T In Der @eiber=
Strafanftalt in Der S6ilbsrsaiie su R5lu
Die W0rosriH @bsiran anna Sils aus grnz
leu, Sreis Sitbutg, renmitbis 9sitorbeu.
Giefelbe Latte am "a. December 1884 ben
ic3siGbrigsu So9n hires RadbarS, Salem
lin Aubres, aus Sob unb &adIudt uors
idtlt3 uno nit uebsrleguns III rem tisfen
GNmpel zines 8OGsS cItrdntt. 8pm
Sdwnrgeridte gu Gtisr gum GpSe usrrrs
thetit, WmSe lie su ls~6enGidnali4er Sa9t.
itrafe bsgHGotgt. @rit crei Wtouate hattie
tie bier Der irbii6en @ers6ti9teit @cniae
9~eIeiitst, ais lie bereits Dor i6ren e.uiasn
&i6tsr bsrufsn pur6e.
@eBlingen (2otbrinsen). am 81.
SUM wurSe Die Somilie DIS s6rfers 6iuss
berger oar9 elm i6redti9ss llusIif beiurs
9siu9t. @dbrenb Der Wtann bienitli&
abweisub nnb bic Srau ouf Der @ieie nit
Seumuden bei9ditist mar, i~tir,te tm
Saule Der 6amin suiammen unb bssrnb
bic 8 t~letniten Rinber anter isinsn Crime
ntern. y
Su SerieIben 3sit unssfdbrSee
lebte fi9 in Dem nabegele3ensn Starsss
bersoorf etue 6rau lebr iduer, ipsfA Hs
BON einem belGpsnen Seumasen HS6caxf
ben aopf iisl. sic itarb in Ea&H&x
ga9t. @unoerbarer Wsiie bate Hf HT9a
nod ben Wes Don Der unslids Itatkt6d
Sauie ;u CUB swiidlessn tSnnsa. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-07-20

Sobann Peter, EaslSbner, nit GBarpsns
tier Maria. INF
SterbefdIIe. Is. Sum-. Weinanb
Setter, Gentner alt 80 Sabre.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-01-28
The Laughing-Gaa Fad"

The bellies of New York arc quick TO
grab right hold of new ideas that arc
frivolous, and it is q pity that their in
clination in that respect cannot be di-
vcrtcd into higher and broader chan
ncls. ! went yesterday to have n tooth
pulled. New York has several places
exclusively for that jcrky sort of sur
gerry, wherein no other dentistry is prac-
ticcd, and where great quantities of
laughing-gas are used. The accustomed
patient sits placidly down in the chair,
brcaths out of the bag, goes to sleep,
and awakCnS i'll q minute or so to find
that his tooth is gone. lie has suffered
neither dread nor pain. But the noviccs
do not divcSt themselves Of the fright of
anticipation, and the waiting-room is
therefore full of wobcgono faces and
trembling limbs, and the voice Of per-
suaSiOn is constantly raised. This time,
however, | saw Il bcvy Of fashionably-
dressed girls, not one of whom showed
symptoms OF aching teeth or palpitating
terror. "Now, ladies'" said ono of the
operators, "plcasc step this way" They
went into the sanctum, but were not so
perfectly secluded that could not sec
what was done to them. Each in turn
took q blithcSOmc seat in the chair,
brcathcd tho gas, fell back insensible,
speedily aroused herself, and gave place
to another subject. Then they paid so
cents apiece and departed, laughing and
chattcring.
"Thcy take the gas for exhileration, :"
said the doctor, when l asked for an
explanation. "It is usually n cure for
headache, it WHITES a jaded brain, and
it has suddenly become stylish thing
to take. After n late night at a reccpo
ton, or any other cause of lassitude,
the bellies visit us in parties like the one
you've seen, and take light doses OF
iaughing-gas. That is the latest swell
fad, you know"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-01-28
George Shcridan's Joke.

Gen. George II. Sheridan, "of Louisi-
ana lives now ut tho Union Square
hotel and is coming to be known as q
Union Square notability. He has had q
checkercd political career, but he has
had good living through it all, evil
IDENTIFY, for he has grown stouter and
stoutcr with each succeeding year, until
his short figure now carries upward of
25O pounds of flesh. AS stump speaker
he has been and still is in great demand.
His talks are q mixture of witty stories
and eloquonce which is taking with the
people. A politician of Ohio rolatod to
me yesterday an Incident of one of
Shcridan's engagements which had q
ludicrous ending. Sheridan was posted
for speech in a manufacturing town
in northern Ohio. 1t was an off year.
and the Democrats were expecting to
carry tho county through Republican in
difference and the labor vote. They
didn't want Sheridan to make speech
for fear he would rouse up all the Repub.
licans, but how to keep him away was
problem. They hit upon plan at
last, and when Sheridan arrived he was
surprised to meet q cordial reception
from several Democratic acquaintance
who pressed him with invitations to 90
out and "smile." He finally went out
with them and was conducted to a
saloon where he found number of
other choice spirits, but all Democrats
They began to ply him with invitations
to drink, and it soon popped into his
head that they had scheme to mako
him drunk and let tho meeting be a
failure because of his non-attendance.
When he became satisfied that this was
their gamo he went in for as much fun
as anyone. 1t was o'clock when they
went into the saloon. At half-past 7 he
walked out with slightly unsteady
step, but with perfect control of his
motions, whilo every other man of the
crowd was under the table. Ho went to
the hall where he was to speak and de-
livercd one Of the finest efforts OF his
life, not forgetting to tell the story of
how the enemy had tried TO trip him up.
The county rang with his speech for q
week, and was carried for the Republi-
cans.-N Y. Irfbunc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-01-28
Predicted His Own Death.

Daniel G. Sperry, of South Wind
sor, Conn, who early in Decenber
predicted his death in three weeks
thereafter, died on Tuesday afternoon,
within q month of the date he pre- :.
dicted. He had already settled his
business affairs and had bought a mas
sive oak coffin, which he kept in his
house. The failure of his prediction
that he would pass away in December
had no effect upon him other than to
make him more depressed in spirits.
He said nothing further regarding his
presentment, but it was evident to his
friends that he had not abandoned it,
for he showed no interest in daily
affairs or in the future. Ho was well
advanced in years, but was in ordinary
good health until this strange presenti-
ment began 10 prev upon him.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-01-28
Robbed of 81, 800 and his Watch.

Phil Cox, a fine-looking man, who
halls from Yazoo City, Miss, paraded
the streets of New Orleans for q week
with a big dog at his heels and thouss
and-dollar silver certificate pinned 10
his waistcOat. He has been q regular
attendant at the Exposition races,
sometimes betting heavily, and was
usually in the company Of sporting
men. He drank great deal and used
to display the silver certificate without
any fear Of the consequences. Last
Thursday night Cox was taken to his
rooms intoxicated, by three men,
named Waddle, Costello and Faux
ner, who put him to bed. When he
awoke the next morning his silver cer-
tificate, $500 in bills, two diamond
cluster pins and gold watch and
chain, valued at S40O, were missing.
1t was found that the hinges had been
removed from the door leading into
the back yard, but it is thought th t
the presence of the big dog would
have prevented robber from entering.
The police were informed late Satur-
day night and they arrested Waddlc,
but the other two men who tosk Cox
home have not been found.