The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-31
CITY NOTES.

/, looks as if summer had turned the
tab.es SOMEWHAT and IS now sitting IN
the lap of winter.
Capt. Hale, Of the DeBary-Baya iine'
but citizen of Welaka, in this county,
was in town yesterday.
It tried hard to get up a big ram yes
terday afternoon, but the high winds |
proved too much for the clouds.
Major {. b. Fenwick and wife passed
/ through the cit, the first part Of the
week, from their grove ur the river
/ Tie wind and the dust yesterday was
none too comfortable for pedestrians and
people who were compelled to he out OF
doors.
/ Mr.. Z. F.. IIigley and wife left on the
late train yesterday afternoon for Chic
ago. where they will remain during the
summer
Editor Brown, of the Crescent City Ga.
zette. was in town yesterday looking af'
ter the interests of his bright little sheet.
Preaching this evening (Wedns sday)
, at the Presbyterian church, by Rev. Jas.
b. Dunn, d. ID. Services commence ut
1:30 o'clock.
= Capt. X. r. Reid has just added a new
and very neat delivery wagon to his gro
Gerry establishment, and will now delive1
goods in better shape than ever.
The Seville base ball club played
match game with the Sanford club Oh
y Monday in that city. The score stoo
T. % TO :, in favor of the Seville club.
The steamer Pastimo, which bring
the mails from Sanford to Palatk'
- broke her rudder yesterday, and will |
r.. laid up for repairs for a short while.
n Mr.. NJ. +. Morris, OF Griffin, Ga, Is
D. the city fora day or two. He has va
liable grove in South Florida, anu nj
$780, been down to see the effects OF u
, freeze.
mt Messrs. Gardner q Eaton have 81
en-, about two and u half million brick
,od Palatka recently. large portion OF viii
;o s' are now being put into new buildings
wv the city.
-, Mr.. G. d. Ackerly, general passenI
W" agent Of the D., 7. * X. W. X. r., v
r' in town yesterday, and gave the NEW
Il pleasant call. lie represents his road
>. in the most ilourishing condition.
Ed Yesterday lady, while running nc
II River street to catch the steamer Dci'o
and caught her foot on q nail in the "
eek. and fell, hurting herself so much th'
1t carriage had to be called to carry
~ home.
ride Capt. Reid has special in this mi
,site ing's paper, that will prove OF interes
o' all who are DESTROYS Of investing in Il
class property. He oSers some valu
ii at lands for sale, and will give good pr
'ned to purchasers.
new" o",i Mr.. VIM. A. Dunn, the respected
with ,hcr of Mr.. John T. Dunn, Of this
DUAL is ON visit to Palatka. lie lives in
'ercd of California, but IL much please
''''' note the material progress OF our
brus. since his last visit.
'''" Charlie Perry, the negro boy who
!, the bed Capt. Butler's little son OF his !
Il fiji day or two ago, was arrested ycster
also and tried before Judge liaughton'
W" default of 5000 bail he was coniine
ms to iail to await trial before THE. next
ice to of the circuit court,
'n,,J, Eddie Wattlcs. u son of one OF
ustlc. News compositors, succeeded in X
n are ,attlcsnakc four and q half feet
10 see with seven rattles and u button, OF
,,c,h fathers grove, near Lunday static
rates. Monday. The rattler was u WICKED
'spon. low, and his skin will be stuffed and
~ ,n as u curiosity.
= The excursions mentioned in the
r,i,n. which are to leave Cincinnati m
ltion. Louis on the first of April, was in
prices. rated by the l.. x N. X. II. (the old
., We, YER ble>. and il will bring parties flon
y iyllc and Evansville in addition, a
n, representatives from other cities
resort -,
,,nrl,r. There il some talk Of the Palatl
v per- It. Augustine and the White roads
board. ing. and uniting in building dopot'
,,-.''-- on the opposite side OF tho nv
Il says would he decided advantage il
Sa,an. would do so, as it would give IA
'o' -, ~ ~ across the friver that would be
cod small benefit to our local trade.
~ rathcr--"Be sure and carry
loragne wo,d this afternoon. Young man.
fi ',f'' --"What'll you gimne: "ill 81
- til supper time to do it." "lf I'll
steam there is in il I'll strike 1T YOU
:, w w ,ha follow sun, and don't you think I
Rrturn. old mans good right arm has
'or sup cunning in the use Of the names
anu oh ther.
,.t3f Mr.. Peter Rice was hurt prett
:. =, on Monday evening, by his hor
, ~ nuI If ming away with him. lie was re
:. pnlot. home after delivering n load OF
lac t,,t l,., n