The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-11

the Heights to Mitchell Dixon. The
property consists of q u room resi-
dence and six acres of ground. Mr.
Dixon, the purchaser, is in the en-
ploy of the Wilson Cypress Com
pany, having recently come to Pa
latka from Brunswick, Ga.
The piano recital which was to
have been given by Miss Mabel Bias
sett at the opera house tonight has
been indefinitely postponed owing to
counter attraction of the democratic
political rally at the court house. All
who have purchased tickets can have
them redeemed by calling ut Acker-
man q Stewards drug store.
After months illness Tax Asses
sor Bullard hopes to be able to re-
sumo work next week, when he will
fill those appointments he had made
first for four weeks ago. These APP
pointments are us follows: Putnam
Hall, March 18th, p. M; Grandin.
10Th; FlOrahome, 10th and 18th; Har-
lem, 18th; Bannerville school house,
10Th; Bostwick, Dist; Bardin, 22nd.
Rt. Rev. f. G. Weed, d. D., bisho,
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese
Of Florida, will ofIiciate ut both tho
morning and evening services at st
Marks church next Sunday, and also
at the I a. m. celebration of the holy
communion. At the evening service
Miss Pansy DevereuX will sing a solo
by special request. There will be
good music at both services. All are
welcome.
A. NJ. White a dudish looking
young man who claims to hail from
Jacksonville is serving 30 days in the
county chain gang for stealing pair
of pants from the tailor shop Of H.
w. Kicker on Lemon street. He
was caught in the act. Judge Coke
| imposed the sentence on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The young man wore an
Elton cap and bicycle face, and had
u crop of hair that matched.
The News has the assurance Of no
less an authority than Mr.. H. A. b.
Mckenzie, the editor, that the COM
municatiOn signed "OId Democrat
In,J ,,ub1ipb,J Il, a., rTi,y,,e II,r,l Il
two weeks ago, was not written by
w. +. Wattles, as charged in this
paper last week. The News is
pleased to make this information as
public as it did the charge, which
was never based on anything more
substantial than n guess.
Congressman Davis spent the first
days Of the week in the city leaving
| Tuesday night for u campaign in the
state. In company with the otheI
senatorial and gubernatorial candi-
dates, he will spend st. Patrick 5
day in Pensacola, when a monster
meeting will be held under the aus.
pieces of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans. Mr.. Davis says he will re-
mann in the state now until fhe close
of the primary.
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