The gazette-news., 1902-12-13

Eight guests registered at the DiIlino
ham Friday night.
pI A least of good things for all the
family Tor Xmas shoppers at Hendricks
Mrs. Harrison Thompson. wife DIX
hayeross eolored man now in DeL5nd
defendant 10 a liquor ease, died Thursday
night.
~ The best boys suits that can be
had Tor the money Mt J. A. Hendricks
J. r. Cole, the hustling Kingston
groceryman, is doing a rushing holiday
business. He believes in quick sales and
small profits.
~BuS yourself a pair of shoes for
Christmas at ]. A. Hendricks.
DIR. W. J. Bliss, wife and nurse. Mis-.
Merrifield, of Brooklyn, have pleasant
rooms for the season with WIN ]. Hard
ing on liidgewood.
tsF-Go to J. 4. Hendricks for prattv
handkeIchiefs.
Capt s. b. Parker, Seabrccze. and
Others fished for sharks Thursday and
had great fun. They landed seven but
missed nine-footer after long tussle
HrNeckwear for Christmas at J. A.
Hendricks.
Wednesdays southland train WAS
several hours late. due To th,. fact that
the drawbridgp arruSs the st. Johns
refused To work. 1t was hours hpforr if
could bc righted. The word went round
enormously that the train was waiting
for the Cuban mails.
- Iiny your Christmas presents of us.
We have n nice linz toilet sets. etc.
J. y. HENDmcKs.
Dr. ESch is the on, of large circle of
piScatorial artists. Last saturday he
landed eight sea bass from Kcatine's
pier, the largest of which weighed -
pounds. the smallest 20 pounds and the
total 1TJ pounds. He also landed a
sting ray about as broad as a minstrel
poster. The ray measured ninc feet
from tip of nose To tip of Ia" and was
almost ~ broad.
pas- Call and 49,, Clark new stationery.
GOO boxes uf paprrtirs from Zoe To :IOr
and 6Oc. Hurls' fine mourning station
cry, visiting cards and invitation sta
tiOnery all in latest styles.
II. II. Shears. one of the proprirtors.
and Charles 4. Creighton, manager of
the Magnolia last night and left for
Jacksonville today. Mr. Creighton speaks
very rnrouragingly of the prospect for a
good SrasuI. lie also says that fishing
is fine and but rsrntly an immense
school of tarpnn were Socn ia TIN surf
st, Augu>tin' lay-ord.
H. Silk waist patterns at Hendricks.
M,ssrs r Melton and W. j. Cam
crnn have rurha~..d the drlgr oi Cove
s Strotlrr aud VIII hereafter supply
shell for STREETS and l,aycmrut~ and cut
canals and such Ike work They
thornughly understand dredging. dn
business un business principles AMI Will
suc,gyrl. They started Tur~Iay ups.u ith
Crv.k to dig a ran1l inr th. S;.hr,rz:.
Brick a Tile Co.. whose work. WI hr
loratcd at that point.
-Is"Can't find suitable NmaS Gift.
you say? Then ynu haven't lrru at
Frank T. PvL'S. lie has too many
hcautiful and valuable things tu sI~ ial-
ize. things for mon. women and chlir'n.
useiul ami ornamental. fur rain ur sun
shine. warm or cold. things that make
mrufolk smile and womruiolk rNrlaim;
the china is irr,SiStaIlc tm-hul stop,
4 large cir,l,' of friends wrp' glad Mon
day tu wrlrumr To our city again Mr..
and Mrs. John Foster and son Will. of
Lovingtun. III. They am IlinuianS who
first came. saw and wee conquered 10y
Daytona three wears ago. They will 10"
with the Wicking family on North Beach
street for he winter. Other Lovington
people who Joined them this time
ar, Jacob Land.rrbe and wife, and Mrs.
Thomas Casteel.
IL You will find nice s"rviccahl' Enr
of mems shurS at reasonable prizes.
j. 4. IIENuECkS.
The Fratcrnal Union of America. No-
lusia Lnd.,. No. 30. at their la~i meet
in.r rlp.t II the following uiIi,rrS for t'r"
ensuing term: Frat"rnal Master. Jno.
W. Williams: J1sti,7'. W. :. Edwards;
S,rrtary. II. +. Mrtlellant Treasurer
4. X. Brokaw: Truth. F. NJ. Rirh; Pro-
t,rtor. e. l.. Beers; Merry. Mary /. q.
ITinskry: Guide. W. u. Bradshaw: Guard
#. q. Melton: Sentinel, f. q. Avis: Stew
arls. e. NJ. Bingham. Jr.. u. y. Stevens.
Dora f. Aman.
ESt;rntlemen remember We handle
the celebrated Srlz Royal Blue shoes: