The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-01-03
CITY NOTES.
SUCH IS LIFE.

And misery merriment feign,
The tongue may jest and all the while
The heart feel a bitter pain.
And so it is with the maid tonight
The maiden fair and young
Her eyes are bright and her laughter
light.
And the jest is On her tongue.
But oh, the maiden's heart makes moan,
And her brain is in a whirl,
For her beau to the skating rink has
gone
Tonight with another girl.
Be sure to write it 1885,"
Tickets for the Camilla Urso concert
will be on sale at w. o. Wolff to-mor-
row.
See special Of Mr.. B. F. Barker. He
has a very large stock of the goods ad-
vertised, and will sell cheap.
Mrs. Matte Stout, n most charming
little lady from indianapolis, Ind, is in
the city, and will remain during the win
ter.
DIR. A. L. Cole, who has been very sick
for the past few weeks, is still confined
to his bed, but we are glad to learn that
he is improving.
Mr.. T. C. West, of Sioux City, Iowa.
| who has for number of years spent his
| winters in Palatka. has arrived in the
city, and will remain during the winter.
Mr.. J. G. MangoId will leave tonight
l for tho vnlson rtyar x1.hara ha
goes to secure views OF some of the NEST
noted points there. His gallery will be
open during his absence.
| Roberts & Co, who have been in Pa'at-
ka the past two winters with fine stocks
of clothing, have again opened up in one
of SHOWS storerooms on Front street.
Look out for their advertisement in n
few days.
Mr.. B. l.. Lilientlal was made glad
yesterday morning by the arrival of a
young gentlemen who will take up per-
manent quarters a. his home. We con-
graduate him on becoming the father of
so fine a boy.
Mr.. G. l.. Harris, of Buffalo Bluff,
was in town yesterday. Elsewhere will
be found his new advertisement offering
for sale 10000 very desirable nursery
trees, which he proposes to sell at tie
lowest prices. Address him at Buffalo
Bluff, Fla.
Messrs. z. d. Earle & Co. have n large
and view advertisement this morning
to start off the new year. They have 4
.. very large and carefully selected stock OF
clothing. dry goods, notions, ETC., which
they offer at popular prices. Read their
advertisement.
Our Advocate" is the subject of the
morning sermon in tie Baptist church
to-day at IL o'clock n. m. A. Up, II,
1.-The Generic Benefit of Christianity or
the World, Heart and Life" will he con
sidered. Sunday-sch at 10 a. m. A
c rdia! invitation extended to strangers
The free reading room of the W. c. T
u. has been removed to the building
just east of the old postoffice, on Lemon
street, where they have fitted up the
|; most cozy and comfortable quarters
The library and rooms are in charge ol
: Miss Allaway, and the public are cordi
ally invited to visit the rooms.
The Palatka General Market, on Lem
on street next to the court house, is now
in full blast. and nearly all the stalls ar,
!, occupied by dealers in meats, game, pro
duce, vegetables, fish and oysters. Al
will be seen from the new advertise
} men; elsewhere, Mr.. Ivers has few
: more stalls to rent to reliable parties.
: The Carleton House has put on it
r new winter clothes in the shape of ;
fresh coat of paint inside and out, anC
now presents very handsome appear
, ance. Mine host Shelley, while he dom
wear many new clothes himself, give
: his guests the same old genial and hear
, ty welcome, and feeds them on the hest
5 Judge VIM. Thompson has los. his fin,
> English bull terrier. On Thursday eve
ming when the family had come to tow,
to attend the grand ball, his dogship go
I lonesome and come to town to see wha
; fun the town dogs were having during thu
holidays. He may have fallen in bat
company and gone off on protraste,
spree. for he has not shown his pug nos
!, since that evening. The Judge would b'
). glad to hear of his whereabouts.
On Friday night gentleman standin.
in front of Loeb's had very narrow es
r cape from serious hurt from sky rock
/ ct. Several boys on the opposite side 0
: the street were sending the rockets ur
when one was carelessiy touched of
which went like streak of forke,
lightning across the street. striking hi
e hand and side, glancing up and goin
: through one Of the plate glass windows