The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-04-25


a, II a. NJ. and 40 p. nj. sabbath
school at 10 a. IN. \ cordial invitation
extended TO all.
Mr. Chas. Eaton. while fshin! on the
river yesterday afternoon, captured a
very fine sea bass, weighing eigh, and
thEee-fourths pounds.
The churches will he beautifully Gee.
GRATED today. 60 and see the flowers,
the bonnets and don. forget to pay due
heed to wha. the preachers say.
The Palatka National Bank moved
across the street yesterday to its elegant
new quarters, IN the block jus, finished.
where they will have more room and
better facilities for business than ever.
A large lot OF cabbage. intended for the
northern markets. were brought from
up the river by the steamer Georgia yes.
terlay. The cabbage were very fine and
large quantities will soon be sent for.
wari.
W. B. Tascot,. who was arrested in
Louisville, ny, for stealing lot Of tick.
cts from the Florida Southern railway,
Ia, 0een indicted by the grand Jury OF
that city. and will doubtless 10 sent up
for term.
The first lot Of lewberries of the sea.
son--a very small lot-were brought, in
yesterday anil offered for sale at the
store Of Rosero * Murdee. Trampe
will TOW soon be as independent, as wood
savers during cold snaps.
Seryic at II. Marks church to-day at
l0.3oa. nj. and 80 =. III. Musical por.
ton Of the service will lie rendered by
Il quartette, consisting II Miss Maggie
Norasne. soprano; Miss Susie Moragne.
alto. Mr.. Beer bass, AMI Mr. Babcock.
tenor.
Special Easter services in the Meth.
ODDS. church to-day at II a. M. Subject
Resurrection Of Christ The music
will he Inc and floral decorations pro-
fuse and by master hands. Sunday
school at Sp. III. Regular preaching ser.
vice at ';20 p, M.
Ca aud after April 2Sth. IS. the steam.
ship Mascotte will sail for Key IVES,
and Havana, from Tampa, on arrival Of
Florida Southern train from Palatks and
Gainesville. Leaving Palatka 10 a. m.
and gainesville 1880 a. NJ. arrive at
Tampa at SIS z. m. The steamer will
Leave Tampa for Havana at 900 p. IN.
Mr. Geo. J. Zehnbar. chief of the Pa.
latks Fire Department, has ordered an
election to take place on next Monday
evening, at o'clock, at Fireman's hall,
when a chief. and first and second assis-
tant chiefs Of the department will be
elected \ large attendance of the fire.
med is desired
Messr>. RICHARDSON 4 Go. will move
into their new quarters in the Palatka
Bank block, on Front street to. morrow.
The store room has been handsomely
finished Oh. and with the large ware
house in the rear, the firm will be we'll
prepared to Accommodate the heavy
trade Il ia now enjoying.
\. the Presbyterian church. the Rev.
James h. Dunn. DID,. will preach an
Easter sermon at II o'clock. Subject
The Resurrection Glad Tidings." The
church is handsomely and appropriately
festooned and bsautitied with vines,
plants aud choice flowers. Preaching at
: IN p. nj. Subject The freeness II
the gospel.
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