The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-21
CITY stsTfS.


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i IA the e.;y.
The nrw tesstaEy rssiivhe.- On Dr-
at-- street, i--ins erected By Martin la
gi-- {, fat nsarins completion
TIE rains continued y.stsrIay, and
ali MATURE aul al Humanity feels IT,
fF.-ie'i AMI f.-.Eyi.,1ra'si from them.
Mr. >.Fa, sn.5,L Las IA, a,i,ie,i very
rl.at lso -tqry !artien to his re,i ience
an lemon ar,,t. which adds much to
il. 1pg-aran~e ant comfort.
sydr Ci.F tasssr. lave deciie'i To- close
their hops l.,s-afteg on Sundays, and
positively wiiI MT shave anyone after
l. o'cl-.k saturday night until Monday
ma-n.a.
TleE X \. VI. vii hold a regular
communication at the l-Ice room, over
Daan'. store. thu. evening at O'Clock.
WnIk ON hand. A gnul attendance i.
r. .trsted.
Tur piE., fpf easing tie Putnam House
ar;.-ian well ha, arrived ani the work
81 Futtin- j, down will 10 be:un this
week, Tbs pipo /. ten inches in diane.
ter, and il is thought ,i.a, il will stop the
ilp@ II water when i, Il, put in place.
TIE WEEELY News # to-day is one of
u" hanIsnme., AMI largest weekly pa.
FER, c.sr i.rue,l ia Florida, containing
twenty columns. sixty If which is good,
ike reading matter. II Is the best
ses KY IN the tate. and y 70 subscription
price Is only Il n year
t,ro johnson, Charley Brooks. SAMMY
llDlma- and Isaac simmons were before
the mayor yesterday morning. charged
With making lodging house ~ an
f empty b0&.rar. They were each fined
! and cp,,s. Patrick to0ney. Tor being
drunk and asleep on the street, was fined
- and costs
+ We erc glad 10 learn ,nat Mr. Rice,
WHO MAS struck ~ lightning few
weak, aso a, Francis station, i, getting
alnn. 'ory well, the burnt places now
healing very rapidly. The skin was
striped from one If his hands, and the
ii.-ii "n a portion Of his thigh was cooked
b. the ,lrn,il If half an inch
Tie atvhlt,ct~ II til" "it, ar" all busy
drawing plans aud making eslinatc. for
nsw huil,lings. Verify, the building
boom in 'a'atka j. about the h.althiest
altar ~ th" Nciy healthy stat" Of Flor.
iia. New buildings nre sprnging up all
owen the city, bat still We hear Of no ~.
auetinn in the nfiee of rent4.
Mr.. Henry rcterman brought in from
his gfoyc, yesterday, an orange twig Of
this Years growth, which measured over
font feet in length This kind Of growth
makes people begin td thinl that there
was no freeze at NIL lat winter Iut
when they run their hand, in their peck.
ct, and feel III" light weight If their
pnr-r4, they know that there was n
freeze.
We utifn thanks To- the committee
for an intitnti m Ia attend the second
annual hop of the Ancient City Hook
and Ladder Company, which viii bc
given at the opera hoti.e IN II. Angus.
tine on next Thursday evening, Hith
inst. W" are sorry that We ate unable
to- attend.
capt K. Il. Reed received a fine lot Of
Vegetables yesterday, among the lot he.
INK some IT the finest onions seen in or
market this season. While at Lake sci.
lrfH, near Aston, "A few days ago, the
Captain secured speciman Of very fine
rye, about four feet high aud heavily
headed, grown on the scrub land down
there. The Captain says that section il
being rapidly settled mp, and the peopl,
are making fairly good crops Of all
kinds.
The following were the arrivals at the
Carleton House Yesterday &. A. Beech
or, Cincinnati. o.. II. Stewart Ford,
Hampton Court, Eng; Ir. NJ. Samuel,
l}ercsford. Fla. l.. II. Bair, IT,. Jack
sonville; Or. H. X. I'urrough. jackson.
Vile; nr. H. :. Allcyn. Oranvr CITY:
Dr. G. II. Mallc,t. pr. Neil Mitchell, De.
kenworthy. Jachsonville Dr. J. T.
Green, l.c.sburg; DR.. +. .. Summers,
jacksonville; Carlton rrou,s. Lakeland.
j. NJ. Mahonoy. New York; ". II. New
ell, +. 5. Railway.
The track nd rolling stock Of the
Jacksonville" F.mla y Key West Rail
. way is all being put in readiness for the
chang" from a wide to the standard
gauge, the inside spikes having besu
driven along the entire line Of the road.
The work Of moving the track will he
done about the first Sunday in June,
when sufficient number of men will he
: engaged 10 complete the work in one
day, thus practically not interfering with
the running of trains n, all.
The Jacksonville Herald wants it's mer.
chants to call for the proof Of the charge
that one of the number hal sold n car.