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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-23
Look al GARDNER { EATON'S
Prices Of TO-DAY.
Notice for Divorce.
In Circuit Court. Einh Judicial Cir
cut Putnam County, Florida In
C:,ancriy.

JUN SWIM COMPLAINT.
" - HILL FUN III
h'''EN'N y. SMITH NDRtE.
u appearing 10y the affidavit of complain
ant iilrt III above cntisr, that the defendant
thef"ln. Aitrsht \. Smlih, Is above the apu of
twenty nt" Years. aud that the said defend
AM Is Il nnu.trs,',ni ui the state at Florida
WA resident of ia" state ut t.rorpiu. luit
W" particular locality ~ said state being iu-
known, II *, therefore. upon motion ~ cal
noun. PAWS ellis. solicitors tor complain
ants, ordered ~ follows.
Ist. That d,trudnnt. AIiesu A. smith. do
plead, answer ~ II, muir to the hin of com.
paht hicd ~ said vat-c, IN ar before the III
Monday ~ september. A. u. isS the sam,
ltn" the hth dhN ot said mouth, aud " nv
linlr IMN otherwise u ,lerre. pro comics, -
VII he t'ndticd H"ain.t her as tu said b,li
81. That u cop, 1T tins order he published
once week Tor tour consecutive weeks in
IN, fhlathn lhllN News, newspaper pub
hsh'd IN ielnika, Eiu, ida, previous to SAID
hth day ot september, \. ID. ieG.
IN Wiint'sS Wlnrui. hrrr,o set nv hand
ana seal, this ~ ll, ut Luly, 4. H. iSs,.
,. lH'tmdI "M =. FokW AHU,
lSEA'l / " - NV tltIk tIrttlt Cont
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-23
'l'nE lNpERSluNEp GIvE NuTl,E of

Tue bEkSlt\Eb GiNE NuTl,E uF
the lutlnaitnu 81 company under the
llWS ~, th' state ~ Florida by the name, nI
Tile fnlniha street Railway Company, fur the
purpose .t constituting, maintaining and up.
Grating street railway Tor puhi, us, IN I IL,
touNrNnhcr oi persons Iud property thtuiinh
Tue >l'r't~ "i fhlatka aud s,hu,ls, IN Put
nam county, lluttda
WV. kEMBlE IESTE,
ALFRED BISHOP MASON
nc rAiNE.
pilnt kN Fla \ntil ~, iSs, ,,.u a.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-23

Eastern drummer Ito st. Louis m.r
'han,); That was a pretty bad failure
M Isaac Stems Merchandising
ven, You vas right, it vas. II vas de
worst failure ut IL" season. lila creditors
male him hay seventy i've cents on the
dollar: II Is better to stay in leesness
a. to fail ike dot"
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

no chemist Of reputation will class it other
wise. have become indignant when have
read the silly charges that have frequently
been made through ignorance or otherwise
against it,.
Then those manufacturers who ad-
ver,se that their powder does not con
tain it,
Confess that their powder lacks most
useful, wholesome and excellent ngred-
lent"
But they say It's origin is filthy"
"lts origin aal method of preparation are
no more filthy than are the origin and pre-
paratlon Of bread All this talk about
ammonia in baking powder aud its filthy
origin is the yerjest RUBBISH 4 man dis.
graces himself when he lends himself 10 any
such statements. 1t is particularly unfair
for baking powder mnnut4cjurcr, TO seek to
peryert the truth or prejudice the ignorant
or unwary by statements that it is either
harmful or dirty. AmmoniA exists in the
very ait We breathe. ant j. largely pres
ent IN nature a. a Wholesome ,ghstAnce.'
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30
Patents Granted

TO citizens Of the New England State
during the past week AMI reported expressly
for the AMERICAN, by c. \. Snow K Co.
patent lawyers. opposite [. S. Patent Office
Wa>hing,o on ID. c.
d. williamson. Hartford, Conn. In>ulat-
ing joint.
J. H. Walker, Hudson, y. H., Roll top
box.
W. A. Peek, Providence, r. l., chain.
0. B. North, New Haven, Conn, heel
protector.
A. II. Merrman, Meriden, Conn, power
press frame.
o. Liberty, Woonsocket, Il. L., Oven.
J. r. Little. West Stewardstown, y. H.,
G. l.. Hathorn, Chester Me-, Trip ham
mer.
]. 2. Hill, Saco. Me, fl por clamp.
X. J. Baker, Providence. K. l.. drill
stock.
E. n. Beecher, Southington. Conn, bolt
blank threader
E. f. Brown, Bennington, VT. stop
motion.
G. d. Burton. New Ipswich. n. H., rail.
way signal.
E. ". Crouch, Hopkinton, r. l.. butter
worker.
E. Dixon, Bristol, r. l., spinning
machine saddle.
g. NJ. Hubbard, New Haven, Conn.
bride bit
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

disturbance that may have occurred between
the citizens Of the two countries. The South
CaroIinian is entirely too late for business
The press and the State Department long
ago furnished Congress and the public all
that was to be known about the Mexican
border troubles. There nigh, have been
affair was disturbing the peace of the frontier
but now the project can have no object but
that Of enjoyment TO the travelling party.
Much interes, is manifes ed in the action
TO be taken By the President in reference TO
the nomination of Mr.. Matthews.the colored
Recorder Of Deeds from Albany. This is one
Of the Presidents recess appointments, which
he has he'd back 50 far, not knowing wheth-
er to submit il to the Senate or abandon it,
Mr.. Matthews received thirteen votes for
confirmation when his case was before the
Senate last spring. but it is thought be could
not ket ten now, for the Senators feel that
Mr.. Cleveland exceeded his prerogative by
re-appon,ng this official after lis rejection
of him.
Much has been said about the enormous
emoiumens Of the office Of The Recorder of
Deeds. Il has been suggested that the ia
cumbent grows rich too rapidly, and tha,
Corgres, should make the position sal
aried one, aud turn the fees into the District
treasury. The office under Frederick
Douglass, was worth in Sees on an average
so . day Bot rumor said that the per.
sonal fees Of the office ran up to $3.50 the
da, before The last Thanksgiving. and that
oil during the f,ll the fees averaged 800 a
a day. II half Of this be true. Mr.. Mat
tnew> can retire on snug little fortune,
no matter what the President and Synate
mas LectI. " do with hun
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

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mission therein authorized be composed of
the kind of men to suit Mr.. Morrison. he
would accept the presidency of this
commission and serve tie neopIe ayainst
n.onopolies.
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Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

Dick was bound to keep up good courage
but tears filed his ewes more than once. as
he thought Of James searching and wonder.
ing what had become Of him What would
James do he never would desert him, Dick
felt sure Of tina, and il gave him courage
and strength courage to face all the per,
pieNities OF the strange situation and
strength to work. for now he knew ,hs, the
onls way out Of this prison vas 10 cut his
wa, oui With his jack knife. which for,u-
mattel, he had in his pocket
III set to work resolutely and for a while
made excellent, progress through the de-
cated wood. bat when he reached the out
side " was hara and un,lrldng but Dick
dtd hpt lose his courage through all the
long hour, that he worked untirlngly for
his liberty. the stars came out. large aud
bright. and looked IN wonderingy at him,
and he knew that night had come, but sull
he worked on. At last. on how long II
seemed but At last a cold rush Of air cane
IN and Dick knew that he had got through
and gathering strength. he put his mouth to
the hole, aud his wild calls for James star
ted the silent old woods into all sorts of
weird echoes.
Now IT 50 happened no We will not say
happened-lt was heaven dlr,cted-that
Jane, ,huuld slnk doVn r,nv.rirss tn s.arch
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

A firm doing business in Augusta re-
cent?, failed, offernr tsenty-fve cents on a
dollar to its creditors. who were most of
them inclined to accept. But the counsel
for the creditors had reason to believe that
all was not right, and summoned the wife
of one of the partners 1efore the insolvency
court and took her testimony. The husband
was examined immediately afterwards
Neither knew what the testimony of the
other was. and the result was such that the
wife came foraa ard and voluntarily offered to
pay all the debts Of the firm dollar for dol
lar and the expenses of litigation. KeRne-
bee Journal.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30
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Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

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Children Starring TO Death

On account of their inability to digest food
will find most marvellous food remedy in
Scotfs Emulsion. Very palatable and easily eli-
gested. Dr. $. W. COHEN OF Waco. Texas.
says: Il have used your Emulsion in Infan-
tile wasting. II not only restores wasted tis-
sues, but gives strength. and increases the ap-
petite"
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

Hoods sarsaparlla is made by c. l. Hood
4 Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 1t is pre-
pared with the greatest skill and care, under
the direction Of the men who originated it.
Hence Hoods Sarsaparilla may be depended
upon as strictly pure. honest and reliable.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

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'''"''' cumming "i""- Nf' roeh- ahd
NHhp'' "'mn'Hg through undrrhruHh, torn
"' NN''s ~" otiAfs' urea and discouraged,
MS Nh'e' :" weak thef would hardly sup
P"i' '''"' ana ms htaH pounding against
ms ms iihe 'he stamps oi quartz mill.
- ne passed ihe scene II th-lr proposed
di"neF' ana a" the steak lsing limp and
cr'd on the rock end tn dougnnuts "ail IN
row. he smiled grlmly but wandered on.
WIN much d'iheu'iy he oraw'ed out on
TIE hlgh point OF rocks aad examined ever,
Granny and creNce. For a moment his
h~ar' stood stili as peering over 4 hlgh rock
that made out abrupt, into the lake. he saw
dark object lying Hat On the ice. |, mu.,
be tha, ID K tad fallen from tbls high point
and vas iNtns there stunned and helpless
II Wa too h'sh fer James % jump > a.
quickly a. possible hr found ~ tasler Va,
d3~n. A. he came around the high tluh
be called encouragngly to D.ck Keep up
good courage. Dick. I'm coming. I'm com
ing but It Wds not p,ck hut an I'D i0g
frozcn ,n ta> ,ce Such chln 1t Ii,ap-
polutn,nt cici,t through James veins that
inr 4 time IT seemed a. h. could not rall,
and continue hi> determined search. "But
4, adj or alive ssIs ,uas rgs4fuf.lt II
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

A new Democratic paper will be start
ed in Waierville some time the first CT jan
uary with Benjamin Bunker, formerly of the
Fairfield Journal, editor.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30
A BAKING POWDER MATTER.
MORN OF THE ALBANY NEWS
PAPER iNvEsTaGAraON
The Journal" rea0rnss and empha-
sts~s the plain Talk frons Prof.
Tack~r-Hts Ops.iOs on a M ns"nta aad
Bread Ris~rs Generally.

ate character made for the purpose of de-
termlnlng the question Of which is the best
and wholesomest of these articles. The an
alyses and tests required were undertaken by
Professors w. G. Tucker, If the Albany
Medical College, and W. P. Mason, of the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, of Troy,
chemists Of the highest standing and re-
putatIon, well-known for their extended and
valuable services as public anahs SIS. Messrs.
Tucker and Mason. the journal stated, had
been directed to procure from dealers in Al
bany and Troy package, Of baking powder,
70 anayze and critically examine them, and
TO make their reports OF facts found entirely
without bias or favor.
The report proved a matter Of interest and
Importance. and was widely copied and COM
mented upon. From the facts presented
housrkeepers had no difficulty in determin-
ing for themselves the best ard most whole
some baking powder to use. The Journal,
its facts having been questioned by a local
baking powder manufacturer, returns to the
subject and publishes tie following interest
inr interview with Prof Tucker The facts
''' ''''' '''' . "''''
IN the most breezy manner:
\ JorHai reporter recently visited Prof
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p""He' que''A""' - "H' '"u"" III '''' ~
o''HNe '''oi"'"'S % ''e -He"'c"' ''''- -e'
n@f'' n WORN o"' S''i-"''uF'u'} 9uo'h'' e"
70 ~ H'qdlS""''"' 'n'tf''e"' vac >u"''a'''e
trrtN',
doctor s''d we reporter %" appears
'hA' one u cur FOCAL hANI"g powder mann
f'e'ufeF' attempts To d'''Frdt the report
some 'mt aS' puhl'He.l 'n '"e """"Hl
"''h reference N n'N'ng po"der'''"r winch
tht ANALYTICAL examinations were made BY
yourself and Prot Mason. Were Your an
a't-'S and opinion printed correct
~
They we're. replied Prof. Tucker. litter
ally
~ thrfr anl part n the report. Or OF
your views expressed therein, that you
"ouli moddN
Not worn. wv eNanlih''''A was most
carefully and accurately made the deduct
lonS dre" itom the tes.N were the Lne'iia-
b!r enc, and iHe opinions expressed we're
unqne'uonahIH correct
You say, Doctor that the lso!h baking
powder Is superior TO any "'heF oaA-
ing powder "hich YOU hAV" EXAM
Inrti
hst 4 ny report.
Have yen examined many otter baking
powders
"Qoitr namber.
Nv herein, Doctor, consists 'his ,uperlor-
ny when you ma ~ the Royal over ether
brands
'AN stated ~ my report, IN tAe great Pur-
I'N OF It's rgredlenfS' IN the nnqur'ioned
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

d. < nv. RICE fosT NJ. sS-first and Third
v 'naAs VI each month except June. July and August,
vs-a + Elesis only F.rsi MONDAY.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

MASONIC Bnififs
ACADIA Y A CHAFrEE. No. Si.-firs TUESDAY Of every
month. excep; July and August
Ls+aStA LoDSE, No- ~. Pr; Wcans.tss q every
month. except July and August
s.>'1EEfC LoDoF, No. iss -first ThErstAs - ever
ul9Rth- except Jgiy and August.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30
DIRECTORY.
4. ". CU>HMAN. L. NJ.

pisKCToKr
toScKEcA TtosAL- treArhirE ~ ~ s0 sabbath
: boo Al II IS A NJ Evening service at sarx
ELFrf-r SUNDAY school lgyl 7. " Services AZ
10 anL a. ~. TrAscr Mef;its cy~f. at fyt
fHEt k.FTI~T-i5,achnE lU5e 4 NJ ~a1abatA
~ol.oo immediately follow7ns morning
tEIrkEIAs.-Church service at 10 ~ sad sunday
school II IS
CArHoLfe.-Frraching at lo. 81 n sabbA;a seAoo a.,
3rs
hETHopisT.-Freachirg A. Har rrsyer Meeting
1DF SUNDAY >ehon. y a.
csIos TEsrEKAsCE NKErIsG -EysrN sunday rs 50
al Nettosiist Nss1ry.
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30
The Arthur Family.

I'M PRESIDENTS ~corcu IRISH FATHER
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

~Ik-seoond and Fourth Monday.

,f-Kp oEpLE OF woEkxnS Second ant FOURTH Tue,
.e+s
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

UtL fttt yoH HftH
James finishes his forks. salts the meat
and turns It. lav, the dnughnuts on the not
rock 10 warm, then looks up to see if Dick
is cnming-waits awhile, then vhistles long
and loud. but bears no answer. He then
gets up on rock and calls vigorously. .'dln-
ner dinner for two :" bat still Dick does
not answer or come.
Il wonder which way he went" thought
James, looking puzzled Il did not notice !;
must 20 and tell him to hurry for dinner
is waiting
He goes around small point of trees,
but not finding him. turns and goes the
other way /; bat not d trace of Dick does he
see. Great time to play a joke" says
James impatienll,. 'I',e mind 10 eat the
dinner all to myself, | am hungry enough.
| am sure; it seems as though cannot wait
Dick Vaneberg' Roderick " shouts
James. over and over again, but only mock
ing echoes answer him.
James looks troubled; he cannot under
stand why Dick does not come, and he
knows too that it really is time they we're
on their homeward way. and he starts out to
search for him.
Gem Island, the only one in the lake. is
very small containing about four acres, aud
situated about half mile from the hea !
waters. Nearly half of it is ledge sparseiy
covered with dry grass and moss; on the
other half are few large trees. Ten years
Ellsworth American., 1886-12-30

uVri'cd from chao- ub,u At daOn with g,ey
he -iar~ ta-,fs.' -au- 4ae,, ihi- thr,bh.n..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-01
PhIlsdsIpha, Wilmington 4 SaItIHars Rsllnad
max 3OTH. 1850.
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9 ~, IL s6, II 81, q. m.,i2 40, "a, 20 and 70
" Accommoda alton, Q 40, 700, ToS, 10, 10 30
9. N, 2 80, I 90, I 40 and ,o2S p. m.
10 oS, IL 81 a. M; sl2 u. ls2 go, . ~,
70 2s Z oo, ! 20 and lo2sP. N.
For West Chester, via lA&noSin ~ Ann
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For Newark and intermediate fI..tion'
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ana IL S. y. 70.
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Seaiord and intermediate stations. s.2t y.
harrington, DOlmSr and way statioDs.s
=. m; IL So p. m.
express for Dover Harrington and Delnar
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day.
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Express for Norfolk $ 10. IN, week -days,
and II 6S p. IN. daily.
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wilmington (expressl, l22e, 8 90, ~. 72S
IL S. . 10, 10 20, IL SO, 1 So a. m, 8 OIL, 4 Or,
Ib 0S, 5 q, Q OF, g 81, IL 10 and II "a m
l Accommoda 0 80. 10 % a. M, ~, ~,
1 rs, o ~, 8 80, . 80 and II SO p. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), 90, 2 81, ( co.
| 7 10, II oil a. M, ~ and 90 p, n.
/ accommodation, 10 q. m; IL 10, 90, t4o,
I 90 10 rs pm.
For Chester (express). Il &c, IL 81 3. m, az
| and % p. IN.
Accommodation, &c a. M, IL 10, / go, 8 Ab,
7 20, and 10 70 p. m.
| For Row YofR texpressl. 90. 2 81 00,
40, II 81 a m; 8 ~, I % and 10 70 p. In.
For West Chester, via Lapokin. loa. N.
and as p. IN,
baltimore and washington, / 2s, 4 40, 8 o.,
10 10 am. and s4b L In. baltimore, Az p. IN,
land II 90 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VII
mington (express), ~ %, 8 90, ~, 10 q. m.
1867, IL 10, and IL Y p. IN.
Accommodation, s SD, 10 % a. NJ, 06, 10
8 30, and II SO u. IN.
For further Information passengers ero TO
ierred to the ticket office st 'ho Pu ton.
Trains marked thus lt)ate limited express
upon which extra fare Ia charged.
j. e. WOOD.
Il General PASSENGER Agent.
CaARLHs Z. PusH General MANAGER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-01
WANAMAKER,A

Pretty and dainty and soft
and warm. One night
when you want it pays the
$1.75.
Dimity spreads, 85c to
$l.1O; Marseilles honeycomb
spreads, 81 to ST. 25; and
light Marseilles, 81.
Opposite the Waiting Room.
Moth are about. Well
keep your furs and plush
coats-whatever you like.
See Mr.. Freeland, 1901 Chestnut.
JOHN WANAMAKNR.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets and OIty-hAll square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-01

WHILE THE Democracy OF New
Castle County age engaged In factional
fights, in which principles are lost sight
of, the Democrats OF Sussex are organi-
zing Constitutional Reform Clubs, for
the purpose of comforting equal repre-
sanitation upon the people; reforming the
judiciary of the State; making the
county Off YES elective by the people and
making members OF the Legislature and
the Levy Courts elective by districts.
This Is a more laudable object thsn con-
vulsing the Democratic party OF New
Castle County over the election OF a
committeeman, whose importance Is
only estimated as to the ability he pos
sesses for setting up the primaries in
favor OF the faction with which he ID
identified.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-01
YNRoM lM EAsr EIE.rH srREIr

LNROM lO2 EAST FIFTH STREET.
e I.adioa, we opened this day our pure
sugar for making wine and Jam; II Ia 4163 per
pound, 1t 10 pors and cleAn; you can make
wine and lam to your hearts content; sugar
at 516c 10 cheap enough; we we're afraid to
leAEe 1t too lato. or 1t might not be 30 cheap.
Don't talk about tea; We are Just sending out
this overland and new green tea, at Soc per
pouod. Tho children ask for green tea like
peas; the grain Is as larse as peas; 1t makes
n delicious drink. Don't forget this uncol-
orsd Japan at o0c is worth 81. Our l6c coffee
l. sxosilsnt; our &c coffee is golden hio;
peaberry and Java. 25e; Mocha and Java
mixed CSC Bor invaltds our gem wafer Is
Whist you want; this box IS slightly for a sick
room; we have knights Of Labor cakes,
grandmother eakes, baby cakes and lady
cekes. 5pounds raisins, 2Sc: 4 pounds rice,
25c; 8 pounds California plums, 2tc; pure
Jelly, &c per pound We have lowered our
flour Az fruit. Como and sec for yourself
iur hams at loo, shoulders at &c. and 5-pound
Kettle of lard, Ate, at 102 East Fifth street.
m25-ot L. M. WEIR.