The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-10-21
CITY NOTES.

on. WOu4O sHe weep L NCLutIs
Itremble at the thought of bliss
II l should steal little kiss.
Such pouting lips would never miss
The dainty bIt Of piunder;
If should steal a little kiss
Oh, would she weep, wonder
SIZE. (Aside.l
lie longs 10 seal 4 kiss Of mine
He may If hen return IL;
II can read the tender sign,
He longs 20 steal kiss OF mine;
In love AID war"-you know the line.
why cannot he discern il?
He longs TO steal kiss OF mine
He may II he'll return il.
Our neighbor, Gainesville, is going to
have gas, and the works viii be started
next month.
J. S. NIaull, the energetic saw mill
man of Mason, was in the city yesterday
looking into lumber interests.
Rev. J, H Moore, of Keuka, was in
town yesterday. and called at THE NEWS
office. He reports everything quiet in
his bailiwick.
Judge w. II. Wigg left yesterday 10
attend the Marion county Circuit Court
now m session at Ocala, and will be
absent about ten days.
NJ. F. 7. Lane has just received 800 or
400 new stoves, besides a large shipment
OF general hardware goods, which are
being placed il his hardware establish
ment.
The nev voters of the county are reg
istering right along, and .he prospect is
that there will be much larger vote
cast this year than is usual in an off
year.
"The Psychologist" the new novel
written by Hon. p. p. Bishop, is now on
sale at the bookstore OF Dir. +. c. Coch-
rape, where IL = meeting With a most
liberal sale.
The vegetable and fuit market of Pa
latka is supplied this week about as it
was last, and the prices quoted then are
still ruling. The demand for all kinds of
vegetables Is good, As well as for fruits.
Mrs. Hannah Mann. reiict OF Jose .,h
Mann, ST., has been very low with fever
for some days. Her relatives and ply
stefan have little, if any, hope Of her re-
covery, a. her extreme age precludes the
possibility of her rallyiug from her pres
ent condition.
Some parties fond Of a joke, have been
pi!iug old goods boxes. barrels, etc, in
piles on the side'. AXIS. and the police are
now on the lookout Tor them. Any one
caught in such mischief hereafter will
be tried for it before the Mavor. and a
fine VIII b. certain 10 fellow.
Mr.. Chss. Cuprsrbusch has rented the
Price building on The corner Of Front
and Reid s. reefs. aud viii soon open d
rifle gallery. cigar stand and barber shop.
All three departments viii be run in
first Gle : style, and Charlie will treat
his custone rs IN the best manner pos
sihle.
Yesterday was one Of those dull. driz-
ely, rainy. disag-eoable days that viii
come occasionally, and make people suf
fer through them. The greatest conso-
lation is that they come few aud far be-
tween, and o-e not of the native Florida
order Of days. Ugh! we hope the sun
will smile on rs to-day, and dry rs out
once more.
Ike Robinson and Azal johnson were
tried uefore the Police Count yesterday,
charged with ..cspassing, and they were
each fined 81 and costs. Henry Williams
was up for disturbing the peace and
quiet of the city. aud he was fined 3 and
costs. Julius Caldwell was caught
asleep in a Florida Southern caboose,
aud, when locked mp swore that he
would burn the jail. but he didn't, and
was fined - and costs for not doing so.
All the above parties are working their
fines out on the streets.
We regret 20 learn of the sad and sud
den death of Mr.. +. c. Barber, which
occurred on Friday Of last week. He,
with a party OF hunters, was out shoot
ing ducks 1t one OF the ponds about
Fruitland, and one OF the bids falling
into the water he waded in to GET IL.
After getting into she water TO his neck.
he called out that he vas crarnping, and
log OF wood was pushed 10 him to sup
port himself with. He grasped hold Of
it, when ho died Immediately, Without
his head having gone under water He
was an Englishman, about thirty-five
years OF age, and had been in Florida
about three ears. He leaves wife and
several children T. mourn his loss.
-TNCHAT TORAH