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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

DIRECTORS
0. W. Childs, Cameron z. Thorn, Jose
Mascarel, James Il Lankershim, John s
Griffin. Chas. Duoommun, PHILIPPE GARNER
Isaias w. HeliInGn, l.. g. Goodwin.
STOCKHOLDERS:
o. W. Childs. PHILIPPE GARNER, l.. L.
Bradbury, Jose Msscsrel, jams h LaDker
shin, h. c. Goodwin, John r Gsit,iu. l.. J.
Rose, Dom ngo Ames toy, Cameron z. Thorn.
Chas. Dueomrnun fsaias W. Hellmsp, p. q.
Baker. Andrew G1assell, Louis Polaski,
Frank Lecouvreur, Oliver IL. Bliss Jacob
xuhrts, Estate D. Solomon, Estate Chris.
Henne, sarah ]. Lee. jari
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
uIIEsT NATIONAL BANK,

Directon-J. D. Bcknell, J. p. Crank, Fl.
Msbury, 3. T. Spence, William Lacy, g. II.
Mott, J. NJ Elliott.
stockhOlders-Es Of A. H. Wilcox, O.
9. Witherby, 8. H. Mott, J. y. Crank, A. L.
Lankershim,. H. Hollenbeck, 4. +. spence,
Mccoy, J. b. Bicknell, william Lacy. J, NJ.
Elliott jan1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
rAa.EEuRNEa ssANK,
" LOS ANGELES, CAL,
CORNER FORT AM SECOND sTS.

DlRECToRS
Juan bernard. J. G. Rays, J. Frsnkenfeld,
+. w. Jones, II. & Newhall, NJ. L. Wicks,
II. G. Wilmer.
Exchange for sale on all principal cities
Of the United States and foreign countries.
nOy1S-Jyr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
GmnfebIems,pertb.

6. 2Oren5's 8lutrsinigunass Mittel
1T eas bette WlitteI seeen Sautauss
f6ldee, Gopflhmersen, S6minoeI, nns
perbauIi6tsit, glbenmdtismus. 9eriiopf.
uns unb fur cine sriin6Ii9e 8einieuns
bes 8lutes iiberbaupt.
6. 2orens's "COrn Remedy" 1T
bos Bette Dlittel sur 8ertreitung Der
5iihHerangeu.
6. 2orenb's "German BitterSs,
aus ben beiten 2rdutern uno Murseln
suioHmen seiebt, 1T iebr empfebIenss
tpertb in 6daen bon Dpspepiia, 8ers
itopfuns, frnntsr 2ebsr, SHmer,en i'm
3iden uno auf Der Seite, RerobIitdt,
aOpfpeb, glppstitIofsteit unb allen
9rantbeiten, bic bon fdledtsm 9lut
perrilbren.
6. 2Orens's 3abnirnpTsn ftiasn ale
ShmerSeu augenblidIid.
6. 2orens's Snliem. @rbi,in III bas
Bette Seilmittel bel Suiten, GrtaltlnBen
uno allen @ebredsn bss SalIes unS ber
9unee, tpeIds S6pinbln9t perurias
den.
6. 2orenS's eebe,sPillem, Elm auss
seseidnetes WlitteI sesen 9opipeb,
8erftopfune, &beumatismns, Nsrb5Iis
tat unb 9rantbeiten bes 8Iutes.
6. 2crsn3's apctbeie, 4l8 2adatuans
na Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
Nfttstpn.

= Der bon NlcDepeq esfdpHene
@atiOn III nod ni6t auBsr 2sbsnsss.
fabr.
= Der 2ebisb 8aIlsp aonbuiisur
Charles elator tpurbe am Mittircd
yiadmitias ipdbrenb Der 5abrt bon gIs
mira abipdrts bon elmer 5errpbrdde ee.
troifen, erIitt siuen Sad6eIbru9 un6 lit
lebensgefdbrIi1 perIebt.
- Das Yoitbepartement bat bds
@eIub, in Yittston bas freie Brieftrds
serIpitem einsuflbrsn, abgeIebnt, inben.
es peaen Der ipeitsn 9tusbebnuns bes
Gerritoriums nidt ratbiam iei. Gs
babsn siuar Stdote init Oerinssrer Gins
ipObnersabI nIs 9ittston bns Brieftrds
seripitem, aber bieIe fino bann enser
aufdmmen 9ebaut unb nidt 70 pieIs
Trdeer bonn5tben.
= goparb MeUauuen, 5rau unt
9ohter, bon greter ToiunIbip, iranfen
iid am @sibnaGtstaee einen eehBriseH
8nuId an. Die Toater, pbidon uns
psrbeiraibet. bate ein Qinb bon. bier
Sabren. beHsn GIeibsr in 8rnnb eerie.
tben. Das 9inb rnHnIe au Ieinei
Wluttsr. ober nieIe mar in ibrer 9run,
ieubeit 40 bilIfloe, um bn6slbs su reiten
unb es perbrannts sIenoigIid. 9lud
bic Wluttsr pat tbbtlide 8Tghuunhen
= SuItus 9oIEmaHn 1T j. daeiehrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
stns sem @ourthanfc.

Die county 6ommiiidre baben ben
bisberisen, Isbr iiidtieen Glerf, Serrn
BOwsu, ipieesr bsibsbaIten, ebenlo 5rn.
99atres aIs 9edtsanipaIt. Der neus
sripdbIts @ommiiiioner, q. S. O'BopIs,
reitts AM 9onnerIfag benz 9idter
6anb ieiue Ydrsfdaft bon $4,000 fur
seirsue Yfidtsrialluus Gin; feine
8drsen iino S. S. Gobipin bon Der
ScraniOn Stat unb 9atrif Gpreoran
bon Der 20. g9arb.
Die 9sitaauns bes nsuerpSbIten
Aidters, Serru SObn s. Connolly. traf
am lsbten Mittpod elm. Gu Ieinem
BribaiSimmer 1T has ebemaIs BON
Coroner benubte 8immer in eem ipeIilis
den 1beile oes GourtbauIes eingerids
tet iporben. 9err Connolly Ieete am
9onaeritae Dor benz 5ffentIitben Rciar
g. S. 2pnstt ben 9tmtseio ais suIdbs
lider seieBtuneissr 8iGtsr far 2ada.
hanna eoanip ab. 9r bat aud bic
0robseihtpcreHsn eeS Sanuar @erids
tes initruirt uno tpirb benz Mraumentaes
ridt cieIs @C9e SOrfeben.
Der Nsdnunsss geriat bon aada.
ipanna County fur bas nit eem 3. eSas
nuar 1883 enesnoe 1ei6dfisiabr ipurbs
am WlOutas bon ben sluoiirren Wlorris,
@arbsa unc Coleman Dem gsridt pcrs
seIest.
8. s. 1bpmos bon Garbon6aIe ii
bon ben GUmmihdren gum faufmdnnii
lden gbEddber fur Qadairanna gcunit
ernannt iporbsn. Die Sebiaab mad
Oieisn 9edmtgn Bat mad hem neuel
@efebe Elm Gnhs, benn Bic eeHnlb gcml
miHdre bellimmen bic Ssitunsen, in Be,
nen annpneirt iuirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
Mns bem pbcrcn xhaIe.

= Sn 8etrsf Der Grmorbuna bon
PnuI 9ufars in 9bIoop bat bic @cros
mes Surp erfIdrt, baB Der COB burd
Slrsihe nit einem &ndppeI in Der San6
bon Soiepb Palobies berbeisefiibrt
ipurbe. Der Iebtere bat Die Tbat inbis
rstt eineeftanben, erfl6rt aber 2utars
fir ben angreifeneen 3beiI.
= Der SIopade 9lnbrsn Siueeres
bam ipurbe am Samitas in Der sSsIiup
9Oblenaede burb elm berabfaaenoes
9obIenitld idper berlsbt.
GarbpHbaIf.-Sn ben ,,podets" bes
Simpion Breeders in 5sa IOpnIbip,
ettpa brei WleiLen bon bier, fanb man
am 5reitas bic 2eide ees etaIieners
0iraro 3abbitt. Yin 6erieIben fanben
iiH feline Werfmo!s bon 8erIebunoen
unb man 9Iaubt, bab Der lob 6es
NaHnes elm natiirIider mar. ytabbitt
toar nit bem 2aben bon Budwbeai
ROhIen beIddftist, bic in bic S5be se.
soeen ipurben, iinn ais babel elm IGnges
rer glufentbaIt entItan6, begab Iid Der
Raibinenfiibrer an Ort unb StelI,
unb fano ben Mann tobt.-@etlIfss
poitmeiltsr 9ussan bon bier bat reIis.
nlrt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
oas 4bal abp drts .

9ablntpurt.-Gs bsibt, bab bintsr
0iiuoota cine 6abrit fir 5susrs9ads
iteine erridiet tpsrSen fol-, beren Gins
riGunB $4,000 ioitsn ipiirSs.-Sn
ben Grubsu eieIer @egsnb mar bic
ourdlhuittlide Slrbsitsieit i'm Wlonat
Dssemter 90 Gage, mas fur bieis Sabs
resIeit isbr Gut iit.-9urh ben 9esinn
Der 9lrbeit all esm oberen gnoe Der
prOisttirten 9aiier 8aasp 8abn lit bic
Nbelihisit ipieeer nabs selest, 6aB in
Snbresiriit bic n6rSlihs 9ipiIion Der
.. 8. & g9. 9abn an eielem Orte i'd
nit Der gleip Ssrisp 9eniral 8abn Der.
bin6sn pirb. = 1em Treibsrfnabsn
99iIiam Diorgan tunroe am Samltne
an Der SoIbsn Grube Elm 8ein burd
bic @d6er zines Sobleuiarrens 70 Thipel
bsrIsst, baB ss abssnOmmen ipsrber
mubte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
Don Wetereburo.

= Der @eporter iplnfht ben 2eieri
bss ,.@o1snbIatt" elm frobes 9leuinbr
Elm Ianees 2eben unb cine sIddliGl
Stefbsnpnbs-bo6 fcq pie. Iektsrs nut
infolse bon giIiersidiDd9e f6ninlen.
= Vim %. Desember ipurbe SopbiI
Dds bon bier nit 9arI @ebeI bon bel
Slbieite bura 9fr. MunberIid se.
traut, unb Der glsporter ipdnfht Der
iuneen 2euten Slid unb Sesen burd
ibr adnses 9sben.
= MtH tegteR S5feiids feisris gFau
Seinri9 @en;el ihren 55iten @eburtss
tag, ipobei iis bon ibrem Wanne unb
Rineetn gut befdeistt ibutce. YlGse
iis nod monde frObe @sburtStaee ere
Ieben.
= aarI Sans 1T idOn siuei Monute
auf Der &raufenIiae. @r Ieioet an
ilrinbsi@ipsrben.
= Oj. Ntau bon Soiepb Sell Iteat
i&iSsr trant an set iinteEIeibSeiiBdni
hune Sarniebsr.
= Der Stcrd beiaenfte am 81.
Dss. ben gbiaip @eibtl nit einehi ses
iun6en Suneen unb 1T Der Scbn 9ell
@robuater Betpprben.
= gIm sl;, sltcabs . llbr; hutb bic
Dlutter bon gDiIbeIm 8sdmann uno
Srau Better @enblanot i'm Nlier bon
70 Sabrtn unb 2 Wlonuten an NIterss
f6rdGe unb tpurbe am 2. Sonuar in
gsiersburp bsereiet.
= Die 5eiertase betIisfsn blsr isbf
rubis.
= 9lbam Sod bat nit benz County
NGeBment fit 1888 be9onnen.
= Infer 9lIoermann mar lebte
@ode ouf Der 8ranfsnIilie.
= geoIf 8enesr ospann bei Der
gsrIc5iuns in 8ambah's @itiHifJaft
bic Sub, tpslde sum 8enefj Der 5rau
Sherer uerIooit puroe.
= Nm ct. Slepbanstaestag ipuroe
gDiaie Wle9aue nit gluep SlpinsIe. une
gDiaie 0aipt nit Sea 8dpsr Our9 8eu.
Gorsp in 9anmore 9straul. Die
iino bot QittIe gn8lan6.
- 5riB Sorbad IiSBt idon einiSe
Gage i6ner franf carnieber.
= 9lm borlebten 6reitaB ipuroe
pbiaip @usner bon ieiner Srau nit
sinem eefunoen SunSen bei9entt. Sn
Der IsBtsn gBohe tna9te Der Stor9
pisber msbtsre geiude cahier ben
Cont Didmann bradts ct cine Spdter
lnb bsm 50. 6ortman einen Sobn.
= Mittpe MsItbauier ipiro am 10.
Sunuur in @abisrs' gale einen Wlas'
'en,9al abbalteu, ;u ipeldem 6relinee
mo 9sfanute einseIaoen iino.
glm DienIias itarb 6ruu @uit.
lsmeeI I'M NIter BON % Sahren..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05

9tn benz SunSament fIlr bic neae
9aIe oes arbeiter SortbiIeunos.8sr.
ems ipir6 eifris seaibeitet uno naGelbe
iit i60n einiee SUB in Der S5be. Ser
8auplab 1T an Der Gde bon prospeet
9lpenue uno 9lIber StraBe bic aoifen
bss Gebdubes iperosh fiG wobI auf
siipa $4,000 beIaufen uno man sIaubt
oohelbe Bis NnfuneS Mai fsrtis babeu
3u E6nneH.
Die tIeiue Qo4ier Der @beIeute
2lusuit 9isiins, tpelGs Dor einiesr 3eit
our9 leberfabrsn, relp. bur9 bas
Daraufireten zines pfsroes Gin 9sin
brad, 1T ipieber ioipsit berseitelt, um
i'm 3immer bsrumSsben ;u f6nnen.
Dem @aSbod an Der Pittston 9lpe.
nue., bem Der 2aIen6er 6es ,,@o6ens
bIutt" ni6t gut senus mar, biermit ,ur
9lodridt. baB Die 9aIenoer elm 8 $
( ideuf bes 9srausssberS an bic 3si'
tun9strdeer finb, bab mir faum senus
glnteieen iammsln, UNI bic 8aarauslas
gen su beden uno bab ipir al unIere
nidt uubsosutsn6e Ggtra.Arbsit baran
umfonit unb gum 8snefis Der Irdssr
tbun. g8dre er ni@t Elm gar Su frau.
riser Strobfopf, 70 bate er pieaei6i
bod etipaS in benz 2aIenoer sefunoen,
Oas elm @eident fur ben 1raser ipsrtt
eeipeien mare.
s~ SIN S6ubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an GebarItr. finbet man bic beite@aare
sO- Gbas. S9su9's StiefeIs uni
59ubsei6dft 1T nit ben beitsn @aa,
rem rei9Ii9 berleben unb bic 9rsii,
iinb 70 nieeris, ipis irsenbtpO in be-
Stabt. 9
sD- Seisenlpan's berdbmtes slsip'
arf Eager uno BaIIantine's GrpDr
Bier 1T INNER Su baben beim Sdb9ei
ober 9uben6 6laldsn bel Mi9ae
Niler, 434 unb 436 @ebar Abenue
bessIei6sn bic bsfen autI6en uni
glerhe su berleiben. Aae 8eieaun
unsen tei pOit Ober 1eIepbOn pdnitlid
auSaefiibrt.
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@nnne @puntn.

4bnesbale. = Der Stub teuiIdsr
iuneen DlanRer bate am 9snnCiIiaa
einen iDobibeiu9t.h gaa III Der @alln6
9aIIe. e.-Sn gang @apne Gountp 1T bic
Sdlittenbabn felt @oden cine ausse,
seidnete unb bic 6rsuSe 'pirb an einis
gen SteIIeu nur bur9 bi ausu boben
Sdnesipeben eetriibt, ipei1e ben 8ers
febr fiDren.-@m. 8rabp, clues Der
dIteten DlitsIis6sr bes SonesSaIe Gle.
bertran3, irurbe ant 9ohnerRae su
@rabe eetrasen. Ct par n SABRE
aft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05

Mufsrn sa ieser Gusesssii.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
@efserm SrefTeS Beef.

2Setterit Sretieo Seet.
aubsr ben Jip,i GarlnNunseu jnseridisiss
6leiib, bas mir Wionida un0 9oHHerftag CT.
balten, empfanaeH mir taeIid friid gsidladb.
tetes 8Ieiid pom ean6e, fTilbs uno 9alt.gisr.
Butter, SAFE nuo eonoprooutie iiberbaupt.
geir baben feruer einen 8orrat1 Der belten
Bologna gBurft frilde uno 9efaljeHe Sdul.
tern. &ippen, Gbuds, 9unofiide etc. llnlsu
8oIcgnaiuurit ibertrifft ale anOers.
Gale & Go,
IA f0t 9adapdHna absuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
S6Iin,me aImsN6ten.
Gin ,ipeiter stusftanb an Der s1ea.
bine Sabn.

Am 6reitas frlb um 81 llbr bertaete
iid enoIid bic Contention Der 3eatines
Bahns ansettsIlisu, nahbem iie beinabe
8 Stunben lang uuausseistl in Sibuns
seipsien, -line um 6isIs 8eit ivurbl ts'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
Dsssn Rbenmaiismus. RsuFalsta. 5rsR'
bsuIsH. ssrsnfbna. arsnlwsb, SadsHs
fdbnIsr,su. osrfau6nnssn, osr'
brabunssn, z6nittisuHseH.


mas es ift.
fe2aua eS ii nit tintm Wrris sins Still
lVCNGs pis. Cs Il, eiH Nrengtt ipihtHts
indfili&sr 6rrfd'ana nne sislu erFertmsnie.
Oteua eS IN Gin aRi,iel, meI&ss s$mr-
GttItc. stn miiesri, btgnia5i unp 9stlti
babsr II ss pirtIi6 sii 5@ma;Hifiiu.
o4.,,a es tssisi I'M sus,nblid s4ma,sn,
OttWp. lsiHs gairfaustn fno tsilsHe uHe
saasrnb.
dts,,a gs II hi&l sin 9litsI psi&ss mir
-ttVttr' auf bic Saui siririrll, loneerH eS
triHei ein unp tsipirst tias saulanptss uno
bauTnhe 6stluns.
Stems. e' pirftii&sr aH' t'S"'a.
efnu2 GS milbnt aussntlidli6 unb tsils
Ol(Wrs bausrne. 3sefT @titantlhdI III
tisfsm aueatVimnstsn Miitd bat sinsn aisr>
fmntfh spfrih uHo bic 1anie 3uiammenieeHil
II Gin iiaass @sttitl als S@msTisn iu bsllsn.
Ssts anpsnbnaa brinst gsGuunl jsse
Nlaf&r sHtfili ,ine 6siIHRG, isee 6Iaibs Y IN
Seue auf Sualildi gtprnffi lsef abis 6lelp
irdaib.e Naeiimilt. llHiiri6riii tu tlTmai leetr
6ausbali til glmtriia tsnni eslisi s3stip ieee
esipTpteHs Sgraft tennt ittReH ssamtn lsee
SsiMns lett % isetr SertaHisr tfunt lstHsn
gesTtb itou SbeBihsr hals es tur roAIemmsh.
BET allen apptbefsn ~ babsn. ~rsls Der
6Iaiese. so Ssnts.
TIE CHARLES A. VOGELEU CO., SalllnaTs, I'd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-01-05
Cine sIamsembe cTerte.
$3.50 msrib QubIitalipnsn far % oo

gaen anfern 2eiern, psI&e ibrl
Hldfdnbs unb BON |; Sanuat 1895
pb atf elm SaHr hi wctaiis bssabIen,
bleten mir foleenhe IiberaIe, nod nit
basetueiene Sfferte:
@ir liefern fir $500 fuI9enoc
@ubIifotionen ano 8iloer, lUeIhe
einen @ertb Don $3.50 reprdfen,
tireIi;
Das s@cGsnblaii" fur 1883. .......... $500
Dtn .,ylmsrifanii9tu sIsrituImrifi" fir
:. isss.............. .....,..,....r,rr. $50
praftifEs,@tffHslts3 3a@s.
Nh Ghs- nnb 3isrralIsn, ntba hsr
aepinnbriHgtHhen 9ftanhIuna.
Srtbm titirutn. = Gin bSdh
praFtif6ss Qpuf. $50 Stittn liari,
NIT ibtr 100 9nullraticHsn --9n
pduwdnb eteilnttn NIT GBuitsftlitt.
hne ..i.::.:s..t,..-y.,f.. go 20
9 t,fiAbe. Sbr ptidtiisi tint
egittsrsats bts bfrfibmifH Rrn.
iaeip'i9fn Gsmalbes, pslhss eine
eeinpanhadde BON 20 bis 80 Sub
tthtit fiiFjIidb fur Sf20,000 strfaufi
irurhs une lfit brfi iabren bic e.
NUMBERING 2Ilst In btiesp GeHiinfas
ltti kIttgis. gEhftt am ii. 5icesii-
WI lttlt8 lt8.........-......... ............ l.uO
,, Central Oraut'e 9 pfbtn auf ttm
eantt." Gin prddiisss bsicnesrs
fur biz atpnnfntfn hfs ,,Nmerifani-
itfn QericuImrilt" bugrfflltfe Bib,
10 tsi "a Apl arcf, nstlf sirfr e..
thrtibLntln AbbaheInns s6n GbfIitt
y. Depss, rurts srf i'm 9ippsmtsr
ftttis, rti1li9 wtrib ........-... 300
Rrit idmmiIi6er putIiFaipntn. ....... $3.50
IueIde bon uns an ale 4tcnnentsn, bic
Ibre NIditdnbe unb BON /. Sanuar
1888 elm Sahr i'm. gDfaue bsSaBlen,
DR. nur Srei Dollars eeIiefsrt
Iuerheu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25

/, Geo. Myers & Co., on Bridge street, and
! others Also residences for Mr.. L. II.
White, the proprietor of the '.Rose Gar
den" 1.-THE first house built, January LIST,
1880; Mr.. Quest, of Quest & Mitchell;
Mr.. III. Gaillard, the postmaster; MIR. My
ron Cole, formerly of Connecticut, and
later from Orange City; and now in
course of construction the splendid con-
crete residence in North City, for Mr..
timing Works, Philadelphia, and a MEM
Der of the company and its board of di-
rectcrs), which will cost not less than
$50, 900.
a number of the dwellings constructed
(some twenty -ive altogether to date,
have been on lots purchased of the COM
pany, with a contract for construction,
according to plans submitted to and APP
proved by the purchasers, and providing
for easy payments, with moderate rate
of interest, for both lot and house.
The company is also constructing
another beautiful and costly mansion
for its treasurer, Hon. Geo. w. Atwood,
in a most commanding and eligible
situation on the banks of Maria Sanchez
Creek, on the Buena Esperanza tract,
and fronting the projected water park.
The building is three story structure,
of peculiar style of architecture, and
and is built of blocks made in imitation
of natural shell coquina, with a face
composed of shells, and concrete trim
| mings. The house is surroundeded by
an arched arcade on the first floor, with
wide balconies on the second story front
ing on the east and south. On the third
story, and opening out on: the roof Of
the building on all four sides, are porti-
Goes, from which charming views of the
surrounding country may be obtained.
The portico on the east gives a beautiful
view of the river and ocean, with Anas-
view stretches across the marshes through
which flow the waters of the Maria
Sanchez and San Sebastin Rivers. West
ward the pretty suburb of New
Augustine can be observed, while on the
north, the city of st. Augustine, w tn
the old Fort, Cathedral, the harbor, and
the towers of the Hotel Ponce de Leon,
the Alcazar and Casa Monica makes
a picture which once seen never
can be forgotten. The lower floor of the
building is to be finished in mahogany
imported to order, while the other rooms
will be finished in Florida woods One
room will be of mulberry, another of
bay, third of cypress, and a fourth of
magnolia, and SO ON. Two large cisterns
are placed in the basement for laundry
and drinking purposes, and tine buildings
will be supplied with artesian water. The
concrete and is as hard as a rock.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Benz.

Col. j. III. Martin, of Ocala, is at the
Florida House.
Old Fort Marion was visited by no less
than 450 people ON Sunday.
Miss l.. Liody, of Jacksonville, is visit
ing Miss l.. Canova, on ST. George street.
Since the filling in of the marsh the
tide sometimes overfiows the causeway
leading to New Augustine.
Division Superintendent Troump, of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, engaged
rooms for himself and party at the
Florida House yesterday
Wedding bells will ring before Sunday
for the happy lining" of a loving couple
who have encountered varied experience
in their pursuit of welded bliss. Par
ticulars later.
The magnificent oaks ON the lot ON st.
| Hypolita street, recently purchased by
| Coiee & Drysdale for the erection of
saloon, have been cut away to make
room for the new building.
| Mr.. Philip Barton Key, of North Caro-
| lima, a descendant of Francis Scott Key,
the author of The Star Spangled Ban
ner," and who is himself a writer of
national reputation. arrived ut the
| Florida House yesterday.
Orderly Sergeant Brown, who is sta
| toned at Fort Marion, says that here
after no children under twelve years of
age will he admitted to the Fort unless
accompanied by an adult, owing to the
danger of their falling from the parapets
or down the stairways.
Several CounciImen, from sheer force
of habit, assembled Mt the council room
Monday night at the customary hour.
and on comparing notes with Clerk
Moody, discovered that the last adjourn
ment of Council ives made to the even
ing of the next regular meeting, nert
Monday night.
The st. Augustine AArs-Devoted to
the Interests of Southern Winter Re
Sorts" printed weekly at Da Costa's il
Jacksonville for the owners of the Rich
, field Ne,rs," and Saratoga Ne,rs," APP
peared for the first time on our street.
, Yesterday. 1t presents a very neat ap
/ pearance and is full IF interesting mat
| ter.
: Toshach had four magnificent greer
turtles yesterday, weighing respectivel,
: thirty. thirty-two, fifty-four and sixty
, six pounds, which had been ordered b,
( the steward of the Ponce de Leon; ais
: smelts, live Holsters, scallops AM
, diamond backed terrapin in abundance
. Verify, the denizens of st. Augustin
. hotels can live as high as they can any
where in the world.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25

oven. All night they slowly reduced,
and in the forenoon an hours boiling
brought them 10 syrup or honey which
surpassed all expectations. The three
quarts Of pear juice yielded nearly
quart of delicious honey, pale, clear,
sweet with fruity flavor, which i won't
call an improvement on that from the
hive, but IL IL an agreeable variety from
IL. Early pears are very rich in sugar.
and IL may be profitable 10 fix their tran
silent sweetness in this way. IL has been
kept three months from the making, un.
sealed, and the flavor Is even better than
at first IL was clarified by straning the
juice through flannel and removing a
few spoonfuls OF froth In boiling. Not
grain Of sugar was put In. The honey
il the pure juice and sweetness Of the
fruit. This pear honey comes in very
nicely at the close Of summer, and fur
nisbes one Of those stand-bys Of the store
closet which are such great helps 10 the
honsekeeper. who likes TO keep up good
table. An American breakfast In au
tumn, with delicate Adirondack griddle
cakes, or the first buckwheat cakes and
pear honey, finishes very nicely.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25

The handsome fountain which adorns
the inner court of the Ponce de Leon
has been completed, and is a curious
structure. From the second basin, it
self elevated some six feet above the
lar of appropriate design, a graceful
cylindrical column of uniform diameter
rises to a height of len or twelve feet,
decorated in mosaic tiled panels, and
terra Gotta, and terminating in a very
ornamental capita, of terra Gotta, partly
composed of a number of miniature
heads of animals. from which issue jets
of water
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25
A Handsome Garden.

Col Eastman's place on Orange street
is one of the beauties of ST. Augustine.
No place in the city is more neatly kept.
and the beds of many-colored flowers,
attractive borders of sea shells, are a
sight worth seeing Large urns of grace
full shape, filled with trailing vines of
rare varieties, stand in appropriate po-
sitions and add to the picturesque at
tractiveness of the place.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25

shoulders. ga. Picked bellies, ~. Middles
neglected. Lard very dull but without auotaibie
change, closing weak. Freights duh.
NEW ORLEANS. January 24.-Conee duh.
heavy and lower ITO cargoes common
10 prime, I5N3O. Rice is in good demand
Louisiana ordinary 10 prime. 4A4g-rs. Cotton
seed products dun and nominal prime crude
oil, assb: summer yellow oil, JD5JS. Sugar
firm but unchanged Louisiana open kettle.
prime 10 strictly prime, l3-l61b45s; fully fair,
good fair. 4I4G42s; Louisiana oentrifugsls.
choice white. o 7-l6lS; on white, e14do@s;
choice yellow clarified. 55sa1; prime yellow
clarified, 5S4fd5 1876 90 yellow CHARMED.
iszlLS34. MOlasses easier Louisiana open ket-
tie choice 3Jas6; strictly prime. 1913 fair 20
good fair, I7d,5D good prime, 2od1g prime.
2slls3 Louisiana centrifugals. strictly prime
To choice, - "A: prime To good prime. isoZi;
fair to good fair, Isfti9 syrup, 3gb-5. Busl-
ness war restricted on account Of rain.
wuxIsdToN. January "a -Turpcntine hrfn az
-. Ro~in firm: strained ~. good strained,
s.. Tar firm at sl-iO. Crude Turlentlne hrmi
hard. SLID. yellow did, So: N1rgln. go
CHARLEsTox. January a. TuTpentlne nomi,
mai. with nothing doing. hosin -qnlet-Hovi
strained. -.
SAVANNAH. January -. .,InrIrntlne-n"th'
ing doing. Hosin steady st s5tIss%-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-25
What Benz Says.
Some Things The Daily News Would
Like to See.

Some Things The Daily News Would
Like to See.
The Plaza improved in appearance by
donations of flowers, shrubs, ETC., from
those who can afford it.
The City Council tackle the paving
and sewerage question iH earnest.
A little painting of houses and fences
by our citizens.
The garbage gatherers going their
rounds promI tly and regularly, and not
leaving garbage unremoved for days at a
time.
The Government build plank walk
from the head of Bay street to- the Fort.
The owners of lots set out sour or
bitter sweet orange trees about their lots
ON the margin of the sidewalks, as is
done in Palatka.
The ordinances against fast driving
enforced on st. George and other narrow
and much used thoroughfares, especially
in rainy weather.
Some means of dispensing the often
boisterous gatherings on the sunny
street corners and at the post office