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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

The excursions by the steamer Islander to
wi.ea,set and Edgecomb. and to Peaks Is
land Yesterday, were well patronized.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

tool house and shed for cement have
been built at the west end of the dam where
tho altering house is to be erected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Mr. Emile Barber sent up fire balloon
the l4th inst, and it WAS returned to him yes
terday, from North Augusta, where it had
been found by farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

M,sgs. Everett Stone and L. X. Smith
r,ptured thirteen bass which weighed twenty
,svsp pounds at Chandler's Mills, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

The examination physician visited Rich
mond on Monday, TO examine Ephram Small,
for pension, but found him dead He was
a member of Company A, oath Me. Regi-
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

..i-ES Money is the best Ior.H tuac, =, -0c 81
CtENN'S SULPHUR SOAP heals and i,.@aties, pc.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER Kills Corns & Bunlons. 25c,
HILLS HAIR & WHiSKER DYE-D!acl x Brown, SOC
PIXIES T0oTHAcHE DROPS cure in Minute, 25c,
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS arc sure cure, SOC
27teod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Mai Charles w. Bean, drum major of
the First r. gment, is in the city introducing
the Electric Stove Polish, for which he is
agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

The farm buildings of Benz. r. Fish in
Monmouth on the road to Curtis corner. half
amile from the village, were burned yester-
day afternoon. They were valued Al about
$1,000. Probably uninsured. \ portion of tire
furniture was saved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
Campaign Papers.

The Daily will be sent from now till september Is
$50, the eection-for 80 cents month. Cash
siih CIDER 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

p.aa % ase OF rheumatism and neuralgia,
saw. !. Oh Jacobs Oil and found much relief,
rje CUE ne popular musical artist, Madame Ma
earandini, Wellington, New Zealand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

The colden.rod CLEANS yellow on the hill
,lde. The blossoms are IN much favor with
i,dpsfor corssge bouquets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

The street is verv quiet these vacation
IA +, Farmers are improving these fine hay
d.v. and few are seen in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

"Rule. and Regulation, at Chadbourn's
Croouet Grounds is the title OF little pub
LEGATION BY Mr.. A. II. Chadbourn. Its name
indicates its contents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Mr. Geo. H. Cross had a SIS jersey COW
6e on Tuesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Know myself by reading the "Science OF
Life" the best medical work ever published
for young and middle-aged men.
maY7d&WlY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Next Sunday the steamer Wiwurna will
carry an excursion party to Mouse Island and
Ocean Point, leaving Gardiner At 7.3O A. NJ.
A special train connecting with the boat will
leave Augusta att.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
.Dirs.

In Rome. July Is. Mrs. Anna Dolloff of Mt Yer.
nou, aged 50 years.
In Mt. Vernon. July 20, Miss Sarah Philbrick aged
Is years.
In Brunswick. July Il, Mrs. Lydia A. Brown,aged
IS years.
In New Sharon, July 10, Mrs. Ltta j. Upham aged
AZ years.
In Cherryfeld, July 10. Unah N. Small, aged 81
years, II months, DAYS.
In Bath, july 20 James B. Mitchell, aged 50 yrs
In Gardiner. July IA. John Meader aged So wears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
For Women.

DR.. WIN. E. JEwErT, Adrian, Mich, says :
81 have found it particularly useful in the
nervous disorders of women"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Mayo Son, Foxcro t. have just added
another set of cards to their mill, and expect
this week two mules. one 240 spindle and
one 200 spindle. 1t will then be- six-set
mill it having been enlarged from three set
mill since 1884. The firm recently changed
the style of goods from tricot to what is
called 'airline goods" and other fancy la
dies CLOTHS, and are now manufacturing
nearly 900 yards a day. Some ,ixtv.two
hands are employed inside the mill, the paw
roll amounting to over 5000 month.
Sunday 'ast, R'v. VIM. G Mann. pastor
of the Congregational church in Monson, re-
signed the pastor te, reports the Slate.
The County Commissioners of Somerset
and Piscataqnis Counties will meet at Hilton's
Hotel, kingsburv. August 10th, to Law out
new road from Mayteld in Somerset County
t. kinsbury in Pscttaquis. reports the Mon
son Slate
There are now 20 guests at the Kineo House,
Aoosehead. Ii is large number for Sc ear
~ in the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Tho excursion season is upon US.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
PENOBsCOT.

Tuesday evening fire was discovered in an
unoccupied house at Indian Island, Oldtown,
owned by Joseph Nicola and others 1t was
entirely consumed. The loss will amount to
between $500 and $780, there being no in
suraRce.
The Wing saws that the various shipping
masters OF Bangor. were telegraphing all day
Tuesday for sailors. At Rockland they
could obtain none and they then tried Boston
and secured several. There were six large
vessels bound fer foreign and southern ports
waiting near Fort Point Tuesday for sailors
Some had been loaded a week or more and
the delay caused their owners considerable
loss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
State News.
AspRoscosGrx-

c. p. brakes stallion "Glensrmn made a
full mile in 26 at the Stste Fair Grounds
track. in Lewiston, "Wednesday forenoon, in
the presence of 100 spectators. II was 4
private rehearsal aud gives the stallion no
record. Glenarm's best trial performance is
22e4 He can do better than is, as his per-
torrance of Wednesday indicated. Glenarm
is now seven years old and is held by his
owner a, SID, 000.-LeTistoa Journal
FRANKLIN.
A Band of Hope is soon to be organized in
connection with the Womsn's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Pennington Thu whole
matter IL in the hands of a committee con-
si~ting OF Mrs. d. w. Austin and Mrs. E. c.
Clark
The reunion Of the old pupils Of The Phil
lips High School bids fair 10 De one of the
events of the year in Franklin county. Hon.
Prince A. Sawyer is AZ the mead of the COM
mittee of arrangements. and the Grafton il to
be delivered by Rev. A II. Heath of New
Bedford. Mass. The poem will be bv Judge
James Morrison aud the two DAYS celsbra-
ton will close with 4 grand old-fashoned
kissing-psrtv, which attraction ought TO be
enough alone to ensure an immense atten-
dance.
HANCOCK
The number of guests at Bar Harbor is e,-
tim.ted 1T from 2 500 to 5000.
OXFORD.
The Merchants National Bank of Port
land has sued the Canton Lumber Company
for 100000 and attached their mill The
mill is closed II j. prob Bile that the at
tachment will be lifted and the work 90 on.
The pulp mill is also closed.
Mr.. Bradley's carriage house and barn, at
Fryeburg, were struck by lightning Monday
afternoon. The front wall of the barn was
somewhat shattered. and the farm imple-
ments thrown about in disorder. but the &C.
tua damage was trif1ing. A dense black
smoke arose from the hay NOW and came
through the side of the barn, but no fire ap-
peared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
SOMERSET.

FAIRFIELD--Our correspondent writes A
strong movement is being made toward erect
ing new Universalist church Several sites
are mentioned for its location hut which of
those available il will be, has not vet been de-
c'ded.-The frame of the steamer house il up,
and the building will be ready for use in a
t'w weeks. 1t is situated at the junction of
Bridge and Water streets, an extremely CON
veDient location in case of fire about the mills
or business portion of the village. The build
ing is two stories in b, ight and will contain
a hall on the second foor.-There is a TRAN
gular contest for the notwithstanding, with
more than an even chance for each not to
get it. Postmaster Emery qletly holds the
fort, and very likely will continue to do so
until his term expires. Cornelius Nve
of Lynn, Mass. is visiting here. Notwith-
standing his four score and ten wears, he is ac-
tive and vigorous Charles f. Deeriug of
Plankington, Dakota, is expected he'e about
the first of August. He j. Fairfield boy
and has hosts of friends here who will give
him hearty welcOme.-rhe recent rains
damaged some hay, but gave other crops a
much needed litt-The main current of
Canuck teams now sets toward Canada. The
new stone pier under the eastern end of the
first covered bridge is nearly completed II
is very substantial structure A large
amount of new sidewalk is being constructed
this summer, Nothing better than spruce
plank has yet been used for that purpose.
Active sanitary measures are being taken by
our crop ration Afcers, and others.-Sev-
eral new dwellings are in process of erection
on, or near, Cemetery street.
DIR. F 0. Turner has engaged to superin.
tend hospital in New York, to commence
his term Jan. lst, 1887, and serve for one
year
Sixteen persons were bsptised Sunday
morning last from the shore of the river BY
Rev. j. NJ. Frost, pastor of the Methodist
church. Sko"h.gan. At the forenoon ser
vice the right hand of fellowship was ex.
tended to them and they were received into
the church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23
w ASHISGTON.

The fire an the Narraguagus started north
of the Franklin road No 10. ran across No.
Is and within the Deblois line, a distance of
about l6 miles. The lands were owned
mostly bv Me.srs. Campbell and J. W. Moore
of Cherrvf field.
The mills on the main river at East Ma
chias, have resumed operations on the new
logs rhich have just been driven in. says the
Republican.
The contract to furnish the pews and finish
the interior Of the church to- he built at
Jonesport this season has been awarded to
Eaton Guptill of Cherryfeld. The materi-
al to be used is walnut and ash.
AT LARGE.
The following changes in postal routes are
reported: Changes in Star Schedule route
from Windsor to Searsmout. Leave Wind
sor Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays a.
80 A. ". Leave Searsmont Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 9 A. NJ.
Star Service changes in route from South
Durham to Freeport. Increase of service to
six times week, to take effect July 10, 1886.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-23

Capt Rufus Hartman, of Stockton tells
the Belfast Age, that seals have interfered
more than usual with salmon catching this
year. The seals were very bold and would
enter the inner pound of the weir. seize a
salmon, and before the owner could prevent
would disappear under water to rise again in
midriver.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
\ Prayer Boycott ON the rrr>i,Irn,

\ Prayer boycott ON the President
Ii has always lcen the custom IN ss,fur
of the churches IN Washington vE.rh
have no PRAYER book formula for that
purpose, to o..rr up PRAYER every sun
day for the hlrf Executive If the nation
and his advisers There one church IN Tn,
northern section whr-t.-p spiritual lead h;.,
abandoned TIN, Vrlcticrs Il seem, that
"ne ot the elders ami pillar Of the
church has for years ruIoyti an easy
government berth. Tie Is said Ia ha,,.
l-'rn a good clerk, ami therrfur' felt that
he MAS reasonably safe. though his pa
lltIcal sentiments WeTr larlh i'm a,.t, M
with tllose uf the present administration.
However. he found an his d,>I, uu,. ,ltN
Il cnldlv wor,lr,l official Hitter motif, lnr
him that his valuable >trylrt-, COULD IT,.
offered Where they would h' more apple
clatri than IN the coNrrnmynt depart
mentS. The elder brramr angry ana his
church l. IN strong sympathy with him.
The mn '>trr. tn show ms di~pisa>utr
with an administration which allow at
th" lightning Ia strike taNutltr mem
Der at his fuld. Immediately erased To-
send up his PRAYERS L. heaven Tor IT.
welfare. ami, morruStr. iu,lul - IN ~,ruit.
tr~ criticism U the President ia u,arl,
ever, sermon that he prearh'~.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
Weekly Dry Goods Price List.
toHuItTIp WttkLi Nv
IurIs FANS. DttIIRIS Dih buuit-.

BLOWS ftTTpS ~, 4rp't. % inch G,. Z
gyic, y, ~, II, ii,,. i,wIght, heavy. -tgr.
BIAcUFp tiuit Of tia Iuuni.5, ~ n, = -
i'n-,l". y, inch. IT,. cabot, - ,u'h ,i,r.
Farmer 'hruc y, luth - g..
rHrt1IND I.urkwovh. Boston q I rig lU-I
Pc.
tu1TuN- Dunk ounce r.; THROWN IN t'n
Drutru-, | l.,,t Iir; 'ru. ~, ~ ,ia' thINt1-
lttiH.c.
1I,kING ", -,.l.r. h.9tyior To-, b'-t ~
Feather linr.
pnrhT--AmrtIcau -hittInp- q Am,p.ru
Drr-. - ic.. Gr, IudiRu and Nrund., -r
ttAGtiAa- -but s'yr-, e., ~, nrd -.
ltrr.- tyit.s ia.
stu.uct- ~ Toll, du Sort -.
JIAN- krutueky. iic tp2s., NuW Ilin'
~. cotton DiHt'r ~ in.
LAWS brr.-, IT.; best. -,. : ..tnr.,, 20.
tHAsH cotton &c. Llutn.sl.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
!: eEI315]lIllllA
TEl!l::EI:I,dzldlJ7
Tropical Trunk Line.

Direct ALIcBAII EuJrE
HEIwEEN
Jac1 SOfsdie Magnolia. Green cose Spring.
81 Augustine. puldtsd Gainesville. OcaIu.
ieeSburg. Seville DeidrL Enterprise. Ttus
sHie. Sanf0rj. kintsr Pgrs Orlando lama
ana Southern F0rijd
GuINt. ~nt'TH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

eoerce1 into s-tln- ms strsn. r. sup
PR, and thus q y a e'irs with HIM this
boni OF go i i-ll, W~bIP
ltraally aplcar, ; - If couIi not helr
mysh
lie le-tiy CT up oh IartriI ~ AMI
hin,l@i M TIL tr.,s,t. gave ns' IrgsstI wogli
MT hap uta to >.1lt, "a M to,,k ia, uhols mat
ter q; vsrr fPu- :, S'thsr ~ thoroughly
Tor granted thar r'>i> an.e ~, imp 'ssibla
th ii lp' Le.F>! reraFd m AMI tnalIy HIM
sif, with tH,' TsIutfA That b.. lll had M
dinner amt Ht> nsr,t uUtraSeou,ly hungry.
| wonder wh IL ynui hunger Is APPRAISED
whittier NuI vii $3.50 the SroS, lmE"rtsnenc'
al kutIr ,,'1ssu ia IT, true II ,It a>kel
He la"a,sl at M AMI ,mll'+t there WAS no
trace at >.t,tn IA his ewes non actually
smiled Ia, i al him, c"ultl no L'usrT INSIST
te.us amused - th' novelty of the sItul-
tluu
IL ecu 4 scarcely la sail IN he merry RI
past, hdt It MAS = rnor' friendly ons than
'oud hiN" teen t>g q, t.,l I'M her the cir, utn-
stan,s>, AMI when W. hal nuI>hr,t sra,
plane packed all thc thlls> hack in'a the
tas ct tAs unknown ifarmln, Inc that
""' "''''' J. ,a'" " !" 'u' "'''' ~
'''''0 "a ioin ".'ine' "."N l''''e ""''
knoNr tlrrt' h. hii obtained IT.
a's "''f''' ai'"'""'S ~ naa 'e''
Griphe,l lrou | crih To- have it ready, AMI
doubtless ~ WAS rather a clever stroke of
ht> Iur one ru.ll not ~ ou Vuarnln. pr
s>''l'S WIN M" "'''r iar'an'n-' ~ NV
husiitanty stl,l, MAS n eonl and IlsaGre,'
anu l" nun IN WIS '"i''ia'"" VII" my
,r'i''T, W VIVA. N'' '"' ~ ," -','""o'''''n
WV wv "' ,'"u"'' ms Win 'h.''" '',''' ~
.'n' h' "l''i' one "r TWO iaush'''s ai''>'''h'
u the iH"" nal bought AZ i"ti' nut u"
Sohi '.'a' H. al''ir"i satisfied AZ haNihI
''' W" ''''' ''l','S III, s"iPr
rs 10 stFr mono ot ~ Thought al >nrh
'n'"S' u,''N, VIZ" ~r'P"'h'' STUNT ana
'''''", aoh III ter corner
~ '''N nv S"' GU, anu ''"A 'i'' ''>Ne'
7" III" Suafd van informing us that th"r"
N"n'n I" "a'' 81 Ten minutes II We cared
!" 1'"" TURN
urn 'idr"L SUPPOSE W" turn INTO
another carriage suggested To Sora
phin"
They are all full besides, malame hal
Letter stay where Sie II
Nhi Why, pray
Monsieur seems very polIt' an takes in
iinlt" 'ar" of madame
I'D Civ the world Ia know who h. il ="
''"S hi'd'h" 500 ~ Nlrh"'s |" any
ono
"l.ikcn">S M whom to Vet stay, those
eyes secuI familiar To no
Monsieur tcrrars, who VA, 80 Ill When
We wero IN kumn
Jack Frrrar~, what npnS,n,o' Why he
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
PEOPLES Line STEAMERS,


N'hn'''N " " 'iANI. "t w" Peoples Lane
s"' ~ - ~ Nashville, ~ thu IrIiny
nay" "'i'hnh's 'l't, VIII run hs tuituWs
-, ,"t w. INN, ""'" Line "h"ti NJ loot
~ '"h'" street
'fhN' Hhtni'i'hh rhihin ana west
t'n ""hWh} wh"ii Jh' h'ohNilI",
dhVy, uhhiiiNhlo i FAST Mni tram
,"hN' az hs'h'll" $40 y ~
,'"N ,"!h'hn ..-. ...... y ~ y ~,
lshNo ANlot u, "A I'M
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''"N' b''' TIilhH iiln n,
".'N' onn'"''' N"'i'h fi"iiih tnll-
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hfl'N' HiiiIhfh 'iy wharf San IN
n'iN' 'n'tihfiS" N,Wn IN
'"nN' hiittrp'isr 800 m
ur1truniho.
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isu,c ~nniur,t' south tiu,,,l, it,,l Wv '"
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u'Iil,n,,.'td,' WV" H''""h''S
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
Florida l. Western Ry
Wnycro-~ short Line.

a. 'rtU> o. tins rad are run 10y Central
G"iEl Mcmillan tuur Wh.,h l. = minutes
s.uN'r rEiB Jay k>.lI.N l.t,. time
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

IN ani after sunday, N,y H. I--f. Pas
" singer Trans va Grave amt arrive
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01


STEAMERS \ /. LANE MD uISrNltN
Nuk,, litiN duIhl, iuund trIi,s 81 lIh'- lu~its
ana iltttI- touching NJ all hiiIlinr-
ioNNE,riOSs.
A. pnlutkn with ,lnrksouN iilo. Tampa \ koy
West Ity, inst river steamers tor ~ Ah-
suI MI lurut4 Nurth, En-t aud West uni with
M tp..r p.qun ~ Tor south Florida. Also
with the Iwu screw Iron steamer "t1ty of
pnIntkn," amt steamship cay al Monticello.
TOT Charleston, New York Boston Phllndcl-
,hiH, etc.
Mail trans make close connection huih way /.
viA I. f. Is ". NSant jacksonville WITH At
liant e. Coast Lane. tnN Mail,
Al g. itucst Tile with through Pullman sleep
ur.uNrr savannah, IlurUlH Western RS ton
.rW Utl,i,u., trdHt krls, rtusnroln, SnVnu.
uuu, A'u.ut Montgomery, lnut-t ill', ~ .
Iuu nnd al points West.
At uv'n Ntth Florida itnilwny nnh Navisa-
tiuu CO. aud ,iurk- tor StlV"t Spiinta
Al At VIA IT. juhHs tIN"t sirntnri+ Tor
...uu, .,., .luiui,lnnd way Hndtuy-.
A. l,,rbI.v With the -. Johns anl Lake
tusI.. ~, SION 81 tlr llut I,h southern HhlI-
It,, rnu rorr, nu Lakes Harris nud tu-tls
iui ~ ~ con tk'h
~ r,mt,truu4 Ferry with south Flurh
rs tut tarhind. Tampa, Is l--lmul", ihttp~.
btInutu. uIuid, Iutkt tiuNu nud tuit Dsl".
HIuNAN1, u. ". iiitpMW ELL,
GcnrrnI Nanay,t. Grn'l Pass. Agent
CONAN. ,ut TRAY. A1t
AVN d,h -iraurrT tUtu, rom ,l'h iHn
tuui htt nay Iutth. yuud hy"i
I.uu,trd Nd tr--rurut, ini Ellen
uuuI mr. my lu,nl, r'"d-hJ",
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
St. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The hits.
ABROAD.
VI tN 's.i. $50.

NORTH litIl Nh
leave TrwuIH a M
AI.tt ttut.>tru, D. "A. ma making CuUut.,'-
tom with L. \ h. ~. x : tram N t.,'t lt'tSt->
t'1.ttAt al 10 o., army. IayA>,f, 4ltt H. y m
>tt IN lIut Nh.
l"g,r H., .,tuu. n ia M.
Alt.Nr Iuu.uha H. tt.. making yuuut,tu,n
With d., /. \ n. " IL tram whlch I,ttNt~
Jtr A>uttAi. .ts> o.. Hrrttr tlittka le 10. ID. IA.
\ofE Nu.l. rruuruu~ ,ttH, except >urti:tt.
NutE ~ - connection tatNrru Ft.utAt
tu q. lil~t.rt H. nia.l,' ~ i,TTN.
tttt hS ui:tkt, utJt, ,stl,tnNIttgtitgn ut Tamu-
ht tHt tfrHJtrIu aut Ifaytatrt.
T. ;. ~rtNttG. ia. WHITE.
teen. H. amt trt. AEt. lIr-l,h'nt.
San hatta. la. san NatCo, fla.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
PAlAIKA WHOLESALE MARKET.

tuItiit1in NIikiN u,
\. VI Iitt',Iilu\ y iiitu,, NuuIi-,iI NNn
ittt VI. ',l," tit~, ti,INiN Iiiu.k.
tNiAIhh IIoIttDN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01
PAlAIkA RE- TAIL MARKET

tnREt,Ilp NIIkIN ny
\, VI. N tlGuloN \ tiItp., NuuIt~Nft N\u
EtthtLt't" ms, fu,I >tN l.tu,k
PhL>IkN. IA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-01

lsltt ella, ~ 'uN tii,. ,iHtlA at Itu IT,
ANNE az lac ,~puN Site tulIl AZ - "A m
IsttNr I uiiautm tiultN AZ - pn
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isHNv t,art, >Ntiir ,isIty at. o.. So, i, IN
iaatr tive uak ddtlN at - pm
Al 'N,tt huIuut ,lll, a. pts hi IN
atltNe ht !h"mh>N lii, 'tt'iI at ll..u pm
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SUPREME COURT JUDGBsH1P.

EDITOR lNTELLIGENCER: - Among
the candidates for the nomination for
the position of judge OF the supreme
court by the democratic state cOnven-
ton to meet in St. Louis in August
next, the name of the Hon. Theodore
Brace, of Paris, Monroe county, stands
prominent. Judge Brace was state
senator from the district including
Monroe county, for the years IS72-1S76,
in which position he not only served
his constituency and the state faithful
ly, but established a reputation as a
legislator and DICTATOR, unsurpassed by
any OF the many able members of that
body. After the expiration of his term
as senator, Judge Brace was elected
judge of the 10th judicial circuit of
Missouri, embracing the counties of
Rails, Marion, Monroe and Shelby, and
served out his term of six years, prov
ing himself to be as eminent as a jurist
as he had previously shown himself to
be as a legislator.
Judge Brace is in the prime of his
physical and mental strength; of a
judicial turn of mind and we'll versed
the law, and if nominated and elect |
ed, would bring to his assistance on
the bench an experience that would be
invaluable. And having, as Is &C.
knowled, N of the brightest minds of
he state, the judicial ermine would
doubtless be gracefully and becoming
|y worn by him.
The term of the judges of the SUI
preme court being ten years, his pre-
cannot, with reason, claim the
benefit of second term and if a change
8 to be made the judicial mantle would
all worthily on Judge Brace.
LAFAYETTE.