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For the Red Flag sion on East Main Street.
and take a bee line for il and You will find {,
little place in the corner that keeps Oysters
and if you have got The sand to call for Il
stew you will be surprised to find such ovs-
tiers in the place, they are large and fat. We
do not tack on to ctr oysters any tncy or Iic
ttious names 10 order to deceive the trade
and sell them, they arc simply known rs
Chances Fail Moon Brand and their superior
quality selIsthcm. Good oysters is what You
wantto hold .your trade and you can yet
them from W.. Our oysters are always fresh
and do not require injurious prcser'n,iycs in
order to keep them ns is the case with many
oysters now fshpped from si3ajtimorc. We
handle no hloatrd stock nor trashy cUl!s, but
prime oysters and solid meat.
We have connected to our Oyster Depart
mcnt this w@sOu,
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Thursday Jan. IL, 1888.
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Business Locals.

tE- ROOMS FOR RENT. Three or four
rooms for rent by,
J. W. Crccgcr,
Jan.12tf W. Main-st McchanCstown Md.
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sSs~ FOR RENT.-Ih ~ orcman' prop
crty on w. Man.st McchanlcstoWn, now IN
possession of c. II Black, from April lst IS,
Apply to,
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Log House, Weatherboarded

Good Log Barn Granary, Buggy Shed Corn
Crib, Shop aud other necessary outbuildings
Two wells of water near the door, good
young apple orchard
There is large amount Of excellent,
LARGE LOCUST TIMBER,
growing on the farm, also some good hickory
timber.
The property is convenient 10 churches
and schools.
TERMS :-Onc,half on day Of sale
or ratification thereof 10y the court 'hc re
naindrr in one year from day of snlo, the
purchaser to eve note or notes, with Sc
,rritv satisfactory to lh" undcrs'gncd'cNccu-
ior. bearing interest nom day of sale; pur-
,ap,cr to he At cXprn-" of couycyaurinE.
Possession viii be given Aprlt !.t,' Ie,1.
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~" COOK STOVE FOR SAIT,~-A No
: Excelsior Cook Stove in good order; used
less t,an year, For sale at q bargain.
John Root.
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Last week. THIS week
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Jan. 12,tf

.ssy"SELIlNG OFF.-I am selling of
very CHEAP a large stock of hats and honncts
to clear my cases for an entire new stock.
Eel; goods will be sold especially low.
Drc.99 1t. Mrs. Kate !lc,sUn.
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the following Zeal Estate, viz
The home farm containing
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Two Story Frame House,

recently remodccd, reprinted and p"pcrcd
and is a most convenient and =
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

Notes q lapssssasas o. the naiisax-Ths Ora
nsfIe ctsb-Aasthss German
Correspondence Of the Pulatka Neus.
DAYToNA, January 8.
III. E. Bostwick, has erected fine dock
in front Of his lot south Of Nivers' Block
for the use Of himself and friends.
Miss c. E. DeForest, of Wyoming, o.,
is spending her third winter on the
coast. Her favorite resort seems to be
at w. A. Jordan's on Ridgewood avenue.
Captain ID. o. Balcom is making ar
rangements for the immediate erection
Of q handsome brick block on his lot be-
tween Jackson's and the Thompson build
ing. The spreading live oaks which
have been the pride of the town must
succumb to commercial progress. The
new structure will be fifty by eighty.
The East Coast has excellent trans
portation, through the steamers s. ".
White and Clara which make regular
alternate trips between Daytona and
Rockledge.
Dr.. b. b. Smith will be in New
Smyrna for the next two weeks, from
great amount of dentistry which awaits
him.
The Dixies left this morning, their
next public appearance to be at Green
Cove Spring.
Watts Bsckwith is making extensive
improvements in his Railroad avenue
residence. While this street is booming
in the way Of general repairs it is de-
plorable fact that there are but one or
two good wells ON the square between
Canal street and Ridgewood avenue.
Every fellow except the lucky two, de-
ponds upon his neighbor for water.
The Daytona Dramatic and Literary
Club held its first meeting in the
Thompson Opera House last evening.
Preparations are being made for putting
on new and interesting plays as rapidly
as possible.
Members Of the German will hold
business meeting in few days for the
purpose Of appointing an evening in the
near future for giving q dance.
Rev. }. Pastorfield, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of this place, to preach
his final sermon here next Sunday. Par
ties with benevolent contributions are
urged to bear il in mind
GERALDINE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

4. Ksnnsdys Bond Apprevsd-Hueh
Wort Dome During the essaion.

W04I U0ue VuI108 tne oonoA
The following proceedings Of The
Board was omitted in yesterdays re-
port ON account Of pre0 of other work:
Commissioner Harvey was authorised
to have the public road posted from the
Court House to Bannerville.
The following resolution was offered
and adopted:
BE Il Resolved, That hereafter all
claime against the county and subject to
be paid BY this Board must be presented
to The clerk Of this Board on or befoge
Friday before the first Tuesday In each
month, otherwise this Board viii not
take any action upon such claims before
the following meeting.
II n further ordered that this resOlu-
ton be published in THE PALATKA NEWS
and the Palatka Herald for one issue Of
the same.
Nh. j. Russell Kennedy, whose bond
had been rejected on account Of his not
being registered voter, came before
the Board and exhibited q letter from
the Secretary Of State, which stated
that it was not necessary to be a reg
istered voter in order to hold the
Office Of Justice Of the Peace. The
Board Immediately rescinded their &C
ton Of the previous day. Mr.. Kennedy's
bond a. Justice of the Peace for District
No. 4, with Justus p. North and Geo. E.
WEIGH as sureties, was approved.
BY resolution the Board refuses to pay
any doctors bills for prisoners except
when confined IN Jail. When county
convicts in the hands Of lesseees be-
come sick. they must be returned to the
Jail.
Mr.. w. H. Parker was appointed TO
examine the records and ascertain what
warrants have been issued in favor Of
Catherine Justice, . pauper, and report
1t next meeting Of the Board.
Before adjourning the members Of the
Board expressed their appreciation Of
courtesies extended by Sheriff Zehnbar
| and Messrs. Joseph Price and b. T..
| BOyd.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

eaten the fruit of six varieties that for
the season are all that can be desired.
OF these l will mention the Augirs
Ally, Crystal and Newt. The Florida
Crawford and Victoria are of the same
season.
September and October have as vet
but few choice varieties, all of the Span
ish Strain.
For September there is the Thomas and
Jackson Prolific.
For October My Favorite White and
My Favorite Yellow.
The last three are offered by Rev.
James p. DePass, of Archer, Fla.
There are doubtless many other va
rieties that are desirable, and those who
have them should bring them to notice
if they wish to sell them. In raising
peaches for market the best varieties
should be selected, and as few varieties
as will fill the season of trade.
For shipping North it is not supposed
that any varieties ripening after the
middle of June will be profitable.
For evapora.ing, canning or drying,
the July and August varieties will be
found most desirable.
Let me say here have mo peach trees
for sale, unless Zone should wish seed
lings grown from Florida seed in Flor
ida soil.
But propose to work a succession of
these varieties, and may have them an
other year. n. w.
WELAKA, FLA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
OITY HOTE2

Every member Of the Gem City Guards
must BE- at the armory Tuesday evening.
Mr.. C. Constine, Of Hawthorne, butch
cred . "raxor-back" hog Friday that
weighed 375 pounds net.
The ladies ON committees for the Leap
Year hop are requested to meet 1t Mrs.
Kersting's Monday, s. p. m.
There ID a large oil tank on fat car at
the Laurel street station, propably the
first Of the kind ever seen here.
p. Cunneely has pet flea. He says
il IL black and tan terrier, but then his
eyes are stronger than most other mems.
There is TO be public installation Of
the officers of Putnam Chapter, No. 9,
r.. A. NJ, at Masonic Hall Monday even
ing.
Railway accidents seem to be epidemic
two cars were derailed 1t the Laurel
stTset station yesterday. but received
very little damage.
A meeting Of the milk maids will
take place 1t Mrs. Kersting's Tuesday, 3
p. m, instead Of Monday, - was an
nounced Friday evening.
Attention il called to the advertise
ment Of the sale Of the fixtures and
stock Of the barber shop Of the late
George LAT kin, ON the 14th Of January.
The attention Of the Street Committee
il directed to the water standing in the
street ct the intersection Of Lemon and
Front, caused by the overflow from the
elegant basin.
Quite . large number Of persons as
sembled 1t the Opera House last night
to hear the second lecture Of Mr.. Colby,
the spiritualist. The subject was chosen
by the audience after the lecturer APP
peared ON the stage, and was handled
with his usual ability. Mr.. Colby
claims to spesk entirely under spirit in
flusnce. Another lecture will be de
livcred tonight at 7:30 O'Clock.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
WHAT TO PlANT-PEACHES.


| CorrespoMdence Of IL. Pulafka Ne,rs.
For home use and home market, the
| varieties should be such as will keep up
| . continual succession Of fine fruit,
from early in May until the middle or
last Of October. 1t is no myth that our
Florida climate viii furnish peaches for
. season Of five months, but An actual
fact. Only obtain the right varieties
and take proper care of them, and it is
easily demonstrated. Until our home
market is fully furnished for that period
Of time with nice fruit for eating and
cooking, there is still an opening for the
canning man, who ID sure to make a
success in Florida.
Many Of the varieties that make up
this succession I have myself proved,
and of the others / have the assurance
from reliable parties with whom am
acquainted, 20 that feel as sure of the
facts - testimony can make them.
First in the list comes the Peen-to,
which was originated by p. j. Berck-
mans, Of Augusta, Ga This variety,
which has become the parent of a new
class Of peaches, was raised from seed
brought from Australia, and it is sup
posed was carried there from Central or
Eastern Asia From the seed of this
variety there are now . number of diff
ferent kinds offered for sale that ripen
equally ~ early. and some are claimed
to be superior to the parent fruit.
OF these 1 viii mention the Improved
Peen-to, Early Cream, Bidwelrs Early;
and Of Nay peaches, not Of this class.
there are the Superior, Baker's Early,
Brice's Early and Jessie Keer.
Next in order, and from q week to fif.
teen days later, the following varieties
may b chosen: Honey, Bidwells Late, |
Family Favorite.
For ten days later the Climax seed |
ling Of the Honey.
Then follows the Pallas, seed of the
same.
July LIST, the Independence and the
Amelia
July 10, Albert Sidney and the Thur
Der. Next comes in most Of our Florida /
'esdlings, which win keep up . success
lion for from four 70 six weeks, or until
,sar The lst q Septembes.
OF thess native Florida peaches that
re now called the Spanish strain. We
ave vaxiseiD that sever Nv equalsd
y any DaEkeG
hsvs - ~ osiEinal nsD, and
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
Clearing Ont Sale.

We understand that Mr.. l. jacobson
is preparing a grand clearing sale to be
started on Monday and Tuesday, the
9th and 10th. He and his clerks were
busy until a late hour last night piling
and arranging the goods which are to
be offered on those days-such as blank
cts, comforts, fianels, Jerseys, hosiery,
shoes, etc. Parties wishing to purchase
anything in these lines will find il to
their advantage to visit his store. Mr..
jacobson feels so confident that his sale
will be q success that he will continue
the sales ON Wednesday and Thursday,
but change the lines of goods to be Of
fered entirely.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
The Straw Vote Fiend.
Philadelphia Press.

The cheer of these crisp New Year
days is clouded by the solemn reflection
that in a few. short, fleeing weeks the
'.straw-vote" fiend will be pursuing his
devious way through railway trains,
boring helpless passengers and exposing
himself to a violent death at the hands
of the fool-killer
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
Weather Indicetiona

Eastern Florida and Western Florida,
slight changes IN Temperatures, ercePt
cooler in Northern portions, fair
rsatAev, fresh to brisk sontherag srinds
becOnin0 westerly.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
PERSONAL

Mr.. J. Williams, Of New York, is at
the Saratoga.
Mr.. A. r. Muller, Of Louisville, ia
stopping at the Saratoga
Bishop Weed, Of the Florida Diocese,
was in the city yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. ID. f. Larkin dined
at the Putnam yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. r. Knapp, Of Interlachsn,
dined ct the Putnam yesterday.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. e. Mckee, of Charles
ton. 8. c., are guests Of the Putnam.
Mrs. Henshaw, Of Interlachen, was ON
q shopping trip to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. j. Gardner, Of
Augusta, Ga, are stopping at the Put
nam.
Aiss Essie Drysdale, Of Jacksonville,
il visiting Mrs. T. F. Hussey, ON Kirby
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hutchinson, Of
Swestwater, Tenn, are registered at the
Putnam.
Mr.. J. b. Nelson, Of the Smith House,
Hudson, il q guest Of
the Saratoga.
Messrs. J. p. Reynolds and s. H.
Thompson, Of Ocala, were registered at
the Saratoga yesterday.
Miss Annie Smith. Of Jacksonville,
viii arrive In the city tomorrow. and
will be the guest Of Mrs. T. 8. Haugh-
ton, ON First street.
Invitations are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Robert Gamble, Of the Florida
southern Railway, and Miss May Sum
mer, Of Enterprise. The event takes
place at Enterprise, January 12.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

The Jacksonville, Tampa and Key
West Railway announces through . pos
Ter that rates 10 the opening Of the Sub
Tropical Exposition will be reduced to
four CENTS per mile for the round trip.
Tia ticksts win be sold on the 18th and
18th BY any train and win b good for
three days exclusive Of date Of sale.
Where there = no agent ticksts viii be
aold q tainA
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
Lemon Hot Drops


Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all
Throat and Lung Diseases. Price %
cents. Lemon Hot Drops. Sold by
druggists. Prepared by DIR. H. Motley,
Atlanta, Ga, in both liquid and lozenge
form.
DIR. ii. MoZLEY.-Dear Sir: / have siif-
fered for five years with = severe cough
and lung trouble. saw your advertise
ment of Lemon Hot Drops and procured
bottle, having tried every cough syrup
and loxenge that could hear Of with
but little benefit To my surprise, de-
rived benefit from the first dose. MY
cough left me, also the soreness Of my
lungs, by the use Of four small bottles
only. NV cough was 50 severe a. to pro-
duce hemorrhages at tn. time began to
use it, and the relief was so great that /
shall ever feel grateful to you.-Mrs. E.
SIMS, No. Orange street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08

Episcopal, Rev. c. 8. Williams, pastor.
Services 1890 - m. and 7:3O p. m.
Sunday School. $50 p. IN.
Presbyterian, Rev. L. N. Wilson, pas
tor-Servicss, 1890 q. m. and p. m.
Sunday School, 8 p. IN. Prayer meet
ing, 2 p. m. Wednesdays.
Methodist, Rev. +, r. Bridges, pastor.
Services, II n m. and 7:30 p. m. Sum-
day school, 3p. m.
Catholic, Rev. Father Walsh-Ths
usual Sabbath services.
Rev. ]. H. johnson, Of Boston, will
preach in the First Baptist Church this
morning. Services at IL q m. and 7:3O
p m. Sunday school p. m. All are
cordially invited. -
st. Philips p. Z. Mission, colored, Rev.
E. Butler. pastor-Services at II q. M.
and Z D. M.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
That Eopement.

Rumors of an elopement have been
whispered around the city for several
days, but no one would say who the
parties were. Finally it leaked out that
one of the parties was the engineer of
the steamer Curlew, which runs be-
tween Federal Point and this city.
Capt. Wade, of that steamer. was
seen and said that he was summoned
from his honeymoon last Wednesday by
the announcement that Joe Langley, his
engineer, had left the boat and gone to
Pensacola. 1t was said he took Q
woman with him, leaving his wife at
Federal Point in rather poor circum-
stances. The name of the woman was
not ascertained, though she was said to
have been a relative of Langley's wife.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

- Advertisements in thss column ONE CENT
A WORD. None taken for less than Is eta. each.
Wanted-Engineer with experience in
pipe fitting. Address, Ttusville Ice
Factory, Titusville, Fla. ja6-3t-eod
Remember that j. H. Shelley sells for
cash only, and can afford to sell grocer
les cheaper than any other dealer in
| town. Call and see for yourself ja7-2t
House for Sale.
/ A good, plastered house and two lots,
| 2OOx24O feet. Very rich black soil, with
good clay under part Of it. Good fence,
water from. the waterworks, etc. Cor
ner Center and Butler streets, PAlatka
Heights. A small portion cash, and bal
ance on time, at low rate Of interest.
Apply to H. p: DlNsES.
au2SLSuTu-tf
Stop Coughing!
Iceland Moss and F1axseed Drops viii
do. At r. s. L. J. Smiths, No. g. Lemon
Street. ja7-tf
Fresh Indian River Oysters, beauties,
BY the gallon at the Acacia" ja7-et
Champagne Cider and Ginger Ale, nom
Intoxicating beverages, Just received at
r. & E. j. Smiths, No. 8 Lemon street. |
ja6tf
Wanted-A position as housekeeper or |
companion to invalid lady. Address, |
= =. heuka, Fla. ja4-steod
Household Furniture and Carpets for
sale. Inquire Of DIR. Cole. ja5-0
New feature in Grocery trade. GUAM
tlty mot the question. An goods cold BY /
the single pound 1t same rate - By The
hundred- Gall and 80 the new deal at |
J. II. 6helIey's Cash Ggocsgy. jn5-1
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08
Hotel Arrivala

Putnam House-G. A. Verge, j. F.
Frame, Boston, Mass; Edmond Day,
Seymour. Conn; Chas. r. Knapp, Inter
lachen, Fla; j. S. Russell, PalaGka, Fla
G. HI. Hutcheson and wife, Sweetwater,
Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. j. Gardner
Augusta, Ga; ID. F. Larkin, wife and
servant, Watch Hill, r. l.; w. E. Mckee
and wife, Charleston, s. c.;
Saratoga. H. FARRELL, Humboldt,
Tenn; Geo. A. Long. Interlachen; j.
lehman, Jacksonville; Mrs Henshaw.
Interlachen; F. r. Wallace, Savannah
j. p. Reynolds, Ocala; p. +. Wilson,
Atlanta; j. Williams, New York; s. H.
Thompson, Ocala; g. A. Banks, Boston;
A. B. Herring, Tallahassee; John Silver,
Richmond; j. b. Nelson, Cornwall, N.
Y; A. r. Muller, Louisville.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-08


Try the delicious oysters served by s.
Graham, ut the Acacia Bakery Dining
Room. la1-2t
]. III. SHELLEY, the Cash Grocer, will
give You extra value for the Almighty
Dollar; Lemon street, opposite the ex-
peeos Office. deSl-f
For rent or sale, handsome two and
half story Residence, central part OF
town, Palatka; ten rooms and all con-
venienceA Apply, g. H. Stafford.
de15-2mO
Houses for Rent.-Apply to Mr.. p.
Cunneely, Water street. oct2O-f
Rock Lime.
First quality Rock Lime manufactured
by the OcalA Lime Company, for sale by
the single barrel or car load, by c. +.
Eaton, agent, Jacksonville. Tampa and
Key West Railway wharf. de1l-tf