The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-06-02
CITY NOTES.

town Yesterday.
Mr.. \. J. Dalton, of New York, Is in
the city booking after his AFFAIR."
An iee dealer that Is not happy such
weather as this is made of peculiar stuff.
Mr. Michael R.ntz, Of Bridgeport. Ma
in town yesterday. and gave H. pleas
ant call.
Yesterday could very truthfully te
put down as a quiet day. i'ut the hreezs
Sas delightful.
President Cleveland. while not an
Iri,hman. will attend home rule meet
ing this evening.
Mr.. III. Rumley. Of keuka, Mas In
town YESTERDAY looking after his affairs
here and swapping iokes with his
friends.
The Paiatka has, hall club will soon .
20 over Ia Federal Point and play an
othrr game with the excellent club Of
that place.
An effort is being made tn organize
yacht club in this city, and there is no
reason in the world why the effort should
not he successful.
Capt. BENZ. Deal has ben elected
cashier Of the palatka National Bank.
vice Mr.. Cook Carleton, who resigned
the position few days since.
A business meeting of the Palatka
base ball club is called for this evening,
a. the office of Baldwin 4 Cochran, and
a full attendance is requested.
South Florida towns are boasting Of
luscious watermelons. some Of them
are ripening in this lection hut none
have been offered for sale Yet.
J. s. Jennings and j. W. johnson,
sheriff and deputy respectively. Of Her
nando county, are in the city, having in
custody prisoner en- route for Jackson
vile.
Mr.. NJ. :. Carter, left yesterday fer
1t. Louis where he gees To look AFTER
business and 10 recruit somewhat. Tie
will have some lively railroad news to
relate when he returns.
M.ssrs. T. +. iIus4ey, Charlie Eaton
Geo. Weller and Fred llibbarh will
leave To day for Mesquite Inlet, via 81.
Augustine. where they will Join Martin
Griffin and Frank blanchard, who ARE
there on a big fish.
The ~. Augustine and Falatka rail
way brought over large number Of pas
scngrrs yesterday, who came over from
the Ancient city To enjoy our lovely
hreczrs and take glimpse of th" liyest
town in the state.
Mr.. VI. l,neb Yesterday received bill
for a lot Of vine, from Dcidesheim,
Germany, which he has ordered for his
customers here. This Is the best Rhine
wine. aud will come direct from the
khlhe tn talltka
Don't forget the Methodist Sunday
School pie ME to morrow. Go and
carry good basket AMI have good
time with the children. Sorry We can
not go, and enjoy the good dinner
Theta sales viii take place on Monday
neat, when pretty good slice of the
county viii be sold for taxes, TMs 81
sales are result of carelessness on the
part of landowners, as nearly all Of
them are amply able TO pay their taxes
promptly.
1t locked like old times yesterday when
we had To wait III da, for our mail, cur
metropolitan ways have spoiled MS some
what. and naturally we chafe when
thrown back to primitive ways. 1t was
all on account Of the change Of guage
on the j.. T. Il X. W. railway.
The lawn party and apron bazaar,
given at st. Marks Academy last night
by the Ladies Guild. was success. ~ of
course it was expected to be. A large
number were in attendance, and all had
most en- ioyablc time. The ladies real
lied quite handsome little sum from
the entertainment.
The writer had the pleasure Of attend
ing a meeting of the Mystic Owls liter
AIRY club at Brooksville Monday evening.
The music was especially pleasing. the
reading by Judge Ramsey full of inter
cst. aud the recitation whipping 'Mcr-
ika." rendered by Miss Trammcll. was
special hit. The club is quite popular
and great success.
Tho st. Augustine and Palatka rail.
way have issued very handsomely print
81 inv itations for Il complimentary ex.
rursion over ii line. and Tn NEWS eN-
tends thanks far being included among
the favored The road is now in full
blast and the line will bc n favoritc one
in this section to visitors to st. Angus.
tine.
R,,ecca Pitman was fined 81 and
costs Yesterday morning 10y the mayor,
far ,listurI,n,, tj., n,,,a Mary ttnpa.