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= Die repubIitaniiGe Staatsfon=
BENTON gu Sort Wortb murbe an "a.
Npril, Mittags 10 ubr er6fnet. Mapor
SrOiles BON Sort Wortb beeriiBte
bic aablrei9 eri9ienenen DeIegas
ten i'm Namen ber Stabt. Na9
elmer &eoe bes Str. &ecier, beg
8~orlibenben bes Staatss grecutib : Ros
mites tpurbe 9r. q. Go9ran bon Sal.
las gum g~OriiBenben gewdblt unb
S. s. Martin unb YrofeHor
Wbite [farbig] gu S6riftfibrern.
Seltiamerueiie 1T es Blaine. Der bon
faft idmmtlt6en Mitglteoern Der &one
pention als Observation-Disclosures be-
gin ftgt .tpirb, unb tpenr1 bic nod gbt=
cago gebenbe Delegation a11 ni6t
b~eionbers initruirt tperben mirb, 10
tpirb fe fi9 bod = tpie als fiber
mitgetbeilt uirb, aug lauter Befirtpors
tern Blaiues 5uiammenieben. Sn ber
M6enbfbung bielt Sol. @larf, Der fritz
bere GongreBmann fiir ben @albeitoner
9itrift, cine ldngere &eoe ttber bic ges
g~entudrtige politif6e Sage.
Gol3enbe Delegaten tpur6en aur
republifanif9en Nationalz &onpentton
ertpdblt:
8. Difritt: 90. Glanasan, Capt.
8. 9. Siib.
4. Stfritt: g. Wrisbt unb 5.
gofee.
5. 9ifrift: S. 80. 9earne, $.
90. @paulbtng.
10. 9ifrttt: 6. $. Serrea, s.
g.. 9e @reB.
IL. DiRritt: @o5ert s. Camp
BEL un6 %. 6. Norton. MuBerbem
ftelte Der 9iitritt Sanes g. 6ague
BON 81 paio dig &anbibateu fir ben
GongreB auf.
= IS befdtist fi6, baB bic beiben
merifanii@en Sffi5iere aus piebras
Negras, pel@e berfu9t battem, einen
Deierteur auf ameritanii6em gooen =
In eagle paB-.5u berbaften, bon benz
Griegsgeri9te gu Monterep 5u 10 Sab
rem @efdngniBbaft b%erurtbe.lt tpurben.
Sn fol9en @renaberlebungs Gd0en
gebt bic meritanii6s &egierung NIT uns
na9f9tli1er Strenge Dor. Gin Of
fi3ier, Der in gfogaIes, (pelde Staot
balb in Merifo unb balb in Mri3ona
liest)-feine @eIiebte, bic inn entfloben
tpar, nit @emalt BON amerifanil9em
@ebiete entfibrt unb auf meritanii9es
gebra6t bate, 1T gum Sobe berurtbeilt
,tpnrben.
Inter allgemeiuer .Sbeilnabme
ber Bebblterung fanb in Bictoria bic
8eerbtgung beg am %. Mpril pertorbes
men Diifrifts Glerts Neumeper tatt.
Die Witelieoer beg .Sdtben.8 ereins",
Der uSeutonia" uno Der Dob 6elops,
tpeI6en 8~erbdnben Der gertorbene
angeb6rt bate, tparen bol3dblig BEL
benz 8egrdbnie bertreten.
Die Santa Je 8abn bat iebt i'm
Snterelie Der 8ieb3ii9ter ebenfals cine
ueue Dirt bDtt @ieb . Sransportmugen
einsefabrt. 9ieielben inb 10 Elm.
geri6tet, baB barin apei Stodwerte
berseftelt neroen f6nnen. Menn Der
Mittelbooen eingefugt lit, 10 bient Der
Wasen CUR 8ef0r6eruug bon S9afen,
&dlbern, S9meiuen, 3iegen uno an,
berem fleinen 8ieb; nimmt man benz
feIben fort, 10 lit Der Maoer fiir ben
TRANSPORT BON &inbpieb unb pferoen
g%eeisnet, ipie Der gep6bnli6e einftGdige
8iebpasen. Ser ftarte grport BON
9dmmelu, tpel6er in Der leBten 3eit
INNER srDBere 8erbdltnine a~r3uuebmen
besinnt, bat Die @infe0uug folder
Wagen au9 fir bic Santa Sc Balm
gu elmer Notbwenoi8feit gema6t; an.
bere teranifde8 ahnen batten bieiem Bes
biirfnihe i6on felt ldnserer 3eit @sds
nung gefraget.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-25

9err gbmarb per6, bors
tbeilhatt befannt our6 feline taufmdns
nii9e Ga6fenntniB uno iabrelanse Ct
fabrung i'm @iienwaaremgef9dft, bat
elm neIes @ei9aft an ber MartetftraBe
No. 254 gegsiinoet. Meit perf6nli9en
Woraigsn unb gei6dftli6em 8ernals
tungstalent ausgeriutet, fam es Germ
peri6 seipiB ni@t febl@lasen, fi9 iebr
balb cine 5ablrei9e &unOf@aft gu er=
tperben.
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Mn3et8e tiir stemersabler.

Office bes faotiI9en Steuer. Collectors,
aampmann @ebduee, 3immer 80. 81.
Das Rublifum piro bier6ur9 bena9ridtist,
baB bic fabtifden Steuer . 2iiten fir Die an.
melOuns bes feuerpRi9tisen giaentbums-
perf0nliden pte liesenoen 8sibsS fit bas
NIT Dem 1. Mdra 1888 besinnenbe GistaIiabr
iest often liesen unb bic gum 30. SUM 1883
auaiegen iperben.
Sae Sieienisen, nelde bi.rbon b~ero1en
peroen, perben bofidf erIudt, fid balo sinau.
finoen unb ibr gigentbum Dor Dem llnterseid-
neien gu berfenern, pie es oas @eiet Serlaust.
Sole @aftano,
Stdbtiider MieHor.
San antonio, 20. Gebruar 1888.
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Su6leus Nrusea.galbe.

Die bette Salbe ber @eIt fit 9&mitte
luetf6unsen, gef6pire, Gieber. una Saut.
Musf@las, Gle9te, seiprunsene Sdabe, Grof-
beulen unb ale $autfrantbeiten; turirt Sa.
mprrbotben pber feline Beaabluas. 80aise
Classification sarantirt ODER bas @eIb pirb
juriiderfattet. 2b Gents bic S9a9teI Bel u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-25

Die f6pere Minterfof unb Der
Maagel an frii6er 2uft tuirft nadtbei.
Zig auf ben gan3en pbDfi1en Me1as
nismus. Nper's 5arfaparila 1T bas
re6te Wtittel, bas man i'm Griibiabr
1lebmen foI um bas 8Iut gu reinigen,
ben G6rper au ftdrfen, bic 2eber au
Sbdtigteit anauregen, unb bic @elun6s
belt uab Strait ,tuieber b~ersufe0en.
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@rOquet.5 Sets gu slips,
9dngematten,
3inberwasen au $3.50,
Weritaniide 8afertibler,
Baie Balls unb 8ats,
BET Saul Wagner.

nag Nn ben .0(lamp Gprnice
WDrtS" lino bic 9efren @bafer, Bras
ben unb $. s. 8o6rie betbeiligt-alio
gebiesene prattif9e Mdnner in bieiem
Sadie. sic lieTetn @eiimfe BON galun.
niirtem gifen uno 3inubd9er, Ganep
8ar Girtures, 3inn, 9upfer unb @ilens
platten &c. &C. Office unb Merfftdtte
So. 81. Weits@ Dmmerces9 traBe.
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NnnAhmHan lnnn hnnax.

= &eu6bufen fam ~bolIfdnbig fons
trOlirt unb iebe @efabr permieben iuers
ben, our9 bdufigen @ebrau9 bon
gbamberlain's 9uften.M ebiSin. Ni9ts
geheres fam berf6rieben tperben: Ser.
fault BON sc. G.obn& 60.
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0ie heste SrHsiobrsmeh;,;r -,

9ie bette Trtbiabrsmebiain unb
8lutreinigunssmittel finb elm paar Dos
len st. patrids pileu. Sie S9a9tel
toItet IS Gents unb fe bewirft mebr
OILS irgenb cine Dolass Mebisin. !@ara1=
tirt unb bertauft bon 81. 6 0 b & s o..
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a. Sn 9@oI3' @artensp as
b iaon fiubet bon ieBt an, wdbrenb
Der 9ommers9 aifon auBer ben regulds
ten @amftas unb Sonntag : Ron3erten
aud ieoen Mittmo@ Ibenb RDns
3ett ftatt.
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&. e. d heimer.

@roeerp . 9anbler, gde Qlamos unb
2abaca : StraBe, fabrt elm b~oltdnbiges
Eager BON STAPLE un6 GaneD Groceries.
BiIIigfte Warftpreife.. gae
Waaren uerben fret ms Saus seliefert.
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~ Npin, ginfouf INN Niouos rs

~ 8eim ginfauf bon pianos ober
Orgeln BON Sbos. Soggan &
Bros. lauft Sbr teinerlei @efabr.
Sbr &uf fiir 3uperldifgfeit lit begrins
bet. Sic finb tn Seras felt 1866 eta.
blirt unb baben 3weiggei9dfte in Gal
befton, 9oufton, Nuftin unb Maco.
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2n neruahten.

Der l1nteraei6nete fu9t fir ieinen
f96n am GluB gelegenen f6attigeu
picnic . PlaB einen Bd9ter. Bd6er,
Gang : platform &C.
CD. Braben.
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o e r Il

mirb Elm Gnabe i'm Mltsr BON 14-16
Sabren, um bas S9riftieBen gu lernen.
Na63ufragen in Der @rp. Der ,Greien
8reiie".
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AnufrgIeifhlifhe Attraktiuu:
W 1eter cine babe WiiGian pertbeilt
eoaiFana etaatssaotterie.@ tieIliaaft.

49,
Susorporirt i'm Sabre 1858 auf 25 Sq6re
bon Der 2esislatur far @raiebnngs. unb @obl.
tbdtigfeifs3wede nit einena &apital bon ST..
O00, 600, az benz meter elm &eferbefonb bon
mebr ais $b5o,00o bintusefiist iporben III.
Dur1 Elm iiberudHisen6es 8oltsbotum tuurbe
ibr Greibrief su einen She'll Der sesenpartisen
Staots : Ronaitutien semadt, .peI9e am 2.
De3etnber 1879 angenpmlnen tpurbe.
Die einjiSe 2ctterie, aber melde ies
mails bon Der Bep5Iferuns zines Staates
at8eflimmt nnb wel9e bon berIelben guts
sebeiBenl wurbe.
Birb ME bernlinbert Dber Seri9cbeu.
Sbre 9roben @in3eI. u II II, m + n.
8iebungen finben m.natlid, uab bic AFRO.
sen bierteIidbrIi9en. 8iebunqen
~reselmd6is iebe brei Monnte, (@fars, SUM,
Stpttmber unb Deaember) fat.
Clint an8ge3ei9 @eIeqen.
belt Gin 8~erm6gen an ssewinnen.
Diinlte groBe Biebnns, RIafe E, IL BET asabemb
Of Buff tn sfep Orleans, D"ienfaa, b EN-
8. Mai 1e8s-2l6. monaiIide 8iebuns
&aMpt9eWtntt $3.50. 900.
~ 0oti3.-SoOfe fcften nur $40. Satbe
IS. Ennftel So. 2ebuteL 81.
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abrsifirs rssiirirte @riefe gu
New Orleans National Bank,
Stein OrIepns, Ga.
8er9efet niNt, S i.ass sif d. s!H e:

OItBLUt| Wtty+1 fenbeit Der Sc,
nerdIe Neanregaro unD Garlb, peldc bic Bic.
buneen Isiten, cine @arantie abioluter ebrlid.
feit uno tinbeHe@Iidtsit III, ba6 bas Slid
Sebem 9Isid boIb 1T uno Nientanb meiSfaseu
fam, iuel9e hummer eineu @epina sieben tuiros
0ereefiet and nidbt, bab bic aussabluns
fdm1niIi@er @epinne bon Bier &ationaI.
Banter bon gtep Srleons sarantirt
birb, unb bic 2ocfe bon benz Yrdfibenten Fl.
nee Sufitutes unterfdrieben fino, beFen 4ri>
BiIegien In ben bo1fen @eridterl anerfannt
brrben beebalb bitet gu@ bon ireeno peIden
sRa9atmungen ODER %anonbmen 2abeuen.
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ebne mifi0ns.@tbabren
bon 1900 an auhparts aHf / bis 10 sabrsn
anf &bpotbefen boa mItibirtem eaub, elm.
e~96untes aBeibeIaub nnb @ranbeiaenibum in
or5tersn Gtdbten in 9ercs. sntauf unb
BsfIdnqtruna bon Seniors 2tens.
Trancis Gmith, @albpel & Co.,
30 esmmsrse.e trabs, Gan NntOuiO, asras.
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~ SIR jpart gelb, tuenu ibre gurs
DrndIa@sn BEL SobHfDn BIOS.
aufesiigeu ldbt.
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pDr Sobnon8 Bros. liefern bic
befen unb biligifen SrudIa@en. @ebt
AT ibnen:
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100000.

Ber fidn Slid bsrludt uno obise Summe
ODE ,tneu Ebeil babon in Der 9ouiIiana, ODER
oad $4,000 In Der 2ittle Sabana ootterie &C.
ipiunsn mO6te, Denbe fid fir 8idsts an
. DUCK RIsCHE, Alamo RIasa.
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2,179 gepinne I'M Betrase bon $535,Oo0
AppIifotionen fur @lab.&aten iolten nur on
Die Office Der Oefeufdaft in 1ep Srleans &c.
fsnbef iptrbem.
@e9en t~peiterer Saformatioi idreibe man
beutIi9 nit Qenauer NDreBangabe.
Sdfdt POSTAL NOTES. Grpreb Moneb
Srbers ober @eMfeI ouf Stein BORT in seipobn.
Ii@en Briefen. @dpierseIb per grpreb (anf
uniere aoften) a~Dreire man an
M9. 81. 9aupbin,
ober. Stem Orleans, Ga.
30. 81. Saupbit, BdibinstCn, .. 6.
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S. aMRt4eaptmtt &15O.O OO.
Qiffe Der @epinne.

~ WOti5.-SoOie foften nur $40. 9atbe
s.. 6anftel 81. 5ebntel 81.
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80atpt0etptntt $f5O,OOO.

Nir 5elIdtl9eh biernttt, baB MIR DE Dbers
aufi@t iber Die arrangements fir ale monat.
Ii9tn unb biertelidtrli1en 8iebuneen Der
Qouiiiaua Staots .2Otterie @efelf6aft baben
NIB peri6nli@ bic 8iebunsen leiten unb beauf,
f9tisea uns baB bieielben ebrli1, seredt unb
tn iinparteiifder @eife allen 8etbeiliaten &c.
geniber boz fi6 geben unb pir autorifiren bic
@teHi6aft, bieies 3eusniB, berfeben nit benz
Gaetmile unferer nnterfdriften, in ibren an'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-04
DAYTONA.

R,svvoaa Busiasss laessasias-Steaass Mile
Borough SsIa-St. Jshas osy-Psssssai-
Correspondence Of the PaIdtka Ne'cs.
DAYroNA, December 30.
E. 8. Spencer, superintendent OF the
st. Johns and Halifax Railroad, has
made Daytona his headquarters. He
says that business on the road increases
with every train.
The steamer Hillsborough was bought
yesterday by Bert Pacetti, OF Ponce
Park. She will be used as tug about
Mosquito Inlet. g..
As per arrangement, the Halifax
Lodge observed st. Johns Day in most
agreeable manner. At 2p. m. members
with families began to assemble at the
Palmetto House pariors to enjoy social
intercourse until when tempting ban
ouet was served. The menu was as
follows:
Soaps.
Oyster, Turtle, st. Julien.
Meats.
Turkey, Lamb Chops, Fricaseed Chicken, Chi
cago Poterhouse STEAK
Vegetables.
Mashed Irish Potatoes. Green Peas. Baked
Sweet Potatoes.
Entrees.
Nacaroui, Oysters escalloped.
Desert.
Lemon Pie, Assorted Cake.
Fruit.
Apples, Oranges,
Tea and Coffee. Mixed Nuts
The elegant repast finished, the MEM
bers marched in order to the hall, which
was installed with appropriate cere-
monies. The citizens crowded the stage
by o'clock and were highly entertained
by Barata's Band, of Jacksonville, until
o'clock, when dancing commenced and
continued till 3 .. m. At 10 p. m. re-
freshments were served by Mathews &
Maley in Jackson's Hall.
Every couple Of whom there were
nearly q hundred, from the town and
suburbs expressed their appreciation of
the evening, while the citizens at large
returned home rejoicing over Daytona's
glorious present and promising future.
Mrs. A. c. Barr is rallying, after q
severe struggle with intermittent fever.
She is now able to sit up and eat tolera-
bly, well.
Signor Barome Guisseppi and company
arrived from st. Augustine with their
trained bears They have given several
exhibitions of bear training since in town.
The company leaves for the South to
morrow.
Chas. N. Morris, of Cincinnati, has re-
| turned to spend the winter on the East
Coast.
A new confectionery is now located on
Beach street, north Of the Central Drug
| Store. GERALDINE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-04
THE ORMONO."


Opening Of the Mes Motel on the Beach d Or
mond-en-ths- halifax-
Correspondence Of the Pdldtkd Ne,rs.
ORMoNp-oN-THE-HAL Jan. 2.
The proprietors, Messrs. Anderson &
Price, have decided to name the new
hotel 1.-THE Ormond' instead Of Hotel
Ormond." Mr. s. E. Churchill and wife,
with servants, arrived last week to take
charge; they Immediately sent for
twelve brooms and the plaster dust be-
gan to fly.
Last Friday evening President U. j.
White and wife gave a house-warming
in their new and elegant house. Know
ing what we do, we should have been
very unhappy if we had not been there.
1t was the liveliest time we have had for
some time. Those charades, ~. j.
White" Anarchist" and Palmetto"
were acted to perfection, but done so
nicely that the opposing party thought
they had it, but didn't for some time. in
each case. Mrs. White, 1 am sure, has
given several lunches before, for she
touched our palates 50 nicely, with just
the right kinds Of cake, ambrossia, nuts,
coffee, grapes, ETC., that it was poetry
and music instead of vulgar eating; and
at the self same hour, every evening
since, it occurs to us, that we wish we
were there again. After the party ut
Mr.. Whites we started up the river in
sail boat for home; beautiful
moonlight. but no wind. We
stopped at Mr.. Streets, went in,
built roaring fire in the fireplace,
and when Mr.. Street and family arrived
sre welcomed them cordially, and they
did us, and put US in little bed, and
am positive it was only o'clock, for
heard it strike one three times.
Cadet Bacon was home from the
Gainesville Military School on q two
weeks vacation. He likes the school
very much, but thinks there 10 no WASTE
time over there and no place for ire
parsbly round-shouldered boya HI
thinks Prof. Cater can re and tell . had
boy through : two-inch plank. /.
NuExR NINE.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-04

m essss sssos nsoA-Fess 0nss-0ssAsp Wss1's
visss-Ihs sssssts-ossasas.
Correspondence ~ the Pulatka Nem.
WELAKA. january g.
Everything goes wen. The new year
has commenced under the most favor
able auspices. Visitors plenty, hotels
full, only one house to rent, no sickness,
street question settled and at rest. real
estate on satisfactory basis, business
thriving, every one in . good hurnor and
the goose honks high
We are authorized by all to convey
the best wishes of each and every one,
to every one else, for 1888.
Who made q mistake in dating first
letter this week. don't all speak at once.
The great event of the season in the
North will be the return foot ball match
between teams from North and South
Florida on the 3ith inst, to be played
somewhere on the Fruitland Peninsula
Football is q comparatively new game
in this State, but is gaining fast in favor.
and this match will give every one An
opportunity which ought not to be lost
of seeing . frst-class exhibition of the
true science Of the game. The teams
are mainly composed Of English settlers,
and ~ nearly every playing member
has record in leading club before
leaving the other side we may expect
some fine play. Excursions will prob
ably be run from all points to the place
| selected for the match.
| Mr.. r. j. Broad 10 busy picking and
packing his orange crop. He will ship to
| the auction at Jacksonville this week.
We were glad to notice our genial
friend Mr.. Louis j. Stephens, the Top
ular jewsler of Jacksonville, in the town
yesterday. Mr.. Stephens groves and
improvements are credit to our town.
We are to have . visit from Bishop
Weed, the Episcopalian prelate Of the
State, on Thursday: the 5th. He viii
preach in the Episcopal Church on that
date. We trust his advent may mean
the appointment Of a permanent m inls
ter or layleader in this town. 1t u Z
much felt want and . reflection on tn
condition Of the church in the State
\ J08J tO6Ic bDOuIu Do - CuuACAA 80 DoSn =
center as Welaka, in which no servict
has been held for upwards Of MIN
months. We feel sure that the Bishop
will recognize this want and take step
in the direction so anxiously looked for
ward to by numbers Of residents on the
Peninsula
what a pity it is that the resident
don't take more pride in the appearance
Of the Streets" we heard . visitor re
mark the other day. A very natural n
mark. Nature has done . great deal
, beautify Welaka, and surely the lea
the town could do would be to finish tn
good work 50 well begun. The expend
ture of q few dollars would make W.
laka the most attractive little tow
l on the banks Of our noble river.
We understand that the next perform
] ance of the Dramatic Association prom
. ises to be big success. The new dro
|, curtain will be mounted for the I'm
time. 1t is q very rich one. Don't To-
: get Friday the 9Th.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-04

jacksonville, Tampa and
Key.WeSt Railway.

On and after December llth. lees, passenger
TRAINS will leave PALATkA demon street
Stafioni as follows.
GOING NORTH.
AT A. m.-CUBAS FAST MAIL daily: Arrives
at Jacksonville $50 4. -. and ms Pull
man Buffet Sleeping Cars through to
Washington without change
t1:zA =. m.-Arrives at Jacksonville 1.zo ?.
y. Has Monarch parioF Buffet Carr. and
connects with train for the North. leaving
JACKSONVILLE at 3: ?. -
AT p 0--Arrfyes AT Jacksonville $50 =.
=. Has Monarch Parior Buffet Cars. and
GOING SOUTH.
zoos 4 o.-tTAMPA AND ISDIAN hTvERl-
Arrives at sanford tz:S1 p. -: Ttusville.
z:00 ?. -: Orisndo, z:1z ?. ~: barlow,
$50 ?. ~: Tampa, $40 ?. - Has Mon
arch Parior Buffet Cars 70 Sanford
2:tB P. m.-CUBAN FAST NAIL tdailyeArriyes
at sanford $40 p .: Tayaree. SOS = =: !;
Orlando; s;s4 ;,a =; frsmpss e;to ;.
Tampa. and connects with eteamship
Olivette or Mascotte for Key West and
Havana on Mondays Thursdays and satur-
days.
600 3. m.-Arrives at Sanford o:<O ?. D.,
and carries Monarch Parlor Buffet Car.
Except where indicated, trains do not run
Sundaya- A connecting train leaves LAURBL
necfion Is made with Cuban Mail Trsin north
ward Fast Mail South stops only at impor.
tant stations. Tickets on sale At City Ticket
Once. r. KrRsrIsoi Agent; sn1 e both sta
NJ r. MORAN. Gen. supt-
January ], 1858. deS-f
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
AT Paiatka with Jacksonville. Tampa 40
Key West Railway, and st. Augustine and Pa
latka Railway, and fast river steamers to and
from Green c owe SPRING., Jacksonville and
all points North, East and West
Mail trains make close connection both weys
via j. T.. & X. w. R'y., At Jacksonville with
Atlantic Coast Line, Fast Mail.
At Gainesville with through Pullman sleep
ers over Savannah Florida and Western k'y.,
for New Orleans, Pensacola, Savannah. Alba.
ny, Montgomery, Louisville st. Louis and All
points West.
At Ocaia with Florida Railway and Naviga-
ton Co., and 8. 8. o. 3 G. X. X.
Jacksonville, Sanford and way landingA
At Leesburg with the st. Johns and Lake
Eustls division Of the Florida southern Rail
way, and boats on Lake Harris, Eustts and
Gnfin for all points ON Lakes.
At Tampa with Plant Steamship every Mon
day and Thursday for Key West and Havana.
At Lakeland with South Florida Railroad
for Tampa, kissimmee, Orlando and Sanford.
at Punta G0rda with steamers Alice How
ard and Walkatomica for Punta Roma and
Fort MyeB.
8. COEANT, J. A. LARNERD,
g. c. BOYLsTON. @. r. & r. A
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ST. JOHNS AND LAKE EUSTIS DIVISION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Sun1ay OMly.-Train leaves Leesburg 1t Flo
p m arrives Lane Park 1t so y m: leaJes
Lane Park at Lilo a m; arrives st Leesburs
led m.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-04
SUNDAY TRAINS.

ern RsjIWay Jacksonv ille, Tampa and Key
West Railway. and st. Johns and Halifax
.lailroad and 81. Johns River steamers TO and
from all points in South Florida
Connects ut TocO with st. Johns River
steamers to points in South Florida