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THE DAILY NEWS.
CORRESPONDENCE
Solicited on ali interesting topics throughout
the state. We will be especially jrrateful for
all local items of interest to the public. News
sent by wire should be abreviated when prac
ticable, ond sent after 6 o'clock, p. m., address
ed to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
AGENTS FOR THE NEWS.
The following gentlemen are the authorized
amenta of Thk Palatka Daily and Weekly
N ews, in their several localities:
VT. It. DeWitt, San Mateo.
W. C. Valentine, Nashua.
r. S. Packard, Welaka.
. K. M. Hani. Norwalk.
K. W. J. ParrLsh, Fruitland. i
A. B. Bartlett, Georgetown.
Daniel Darling, Drayton Island.
E. E. Hurler, Ijike Georire.
J. L. Burton, Crescent City.
J. C. Strickland, Interlachen.
A. Munroe, McMeekin.
Win. 0. Braddock, Seville.
J. S. Cowdon, St. Aujfustine.
"PALATKA, FLA. MARCH'sTlir-
Tlic Jall- Ne w
Can be purchased at F. C. COCIIRANE'S
NEWS STAND, at the Post Office.
mie Xcw Ofllee.
The office of The Daily News is located
on Water street, in the new building' next to
Keid's general store.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
The thermometer at the Morange Pharmacy
registered yesterday 54 degTees at 7 a. m.; 7S
degrees at 12 m. and 6a degrees at 6 p. m.
Weather clear.
Personal.
L. W. SAWYER. PORTLAND. MAINE.
If the above named irentleman is in the city
will he leave his address at the Palatka House
this forenoon.
Heading; Notices.
Sijn painting aud carriage painting a
siecialty at L. Meyer s paint shops.
For fine, artistic sets of Teeth, the Palatka
jjcntai rariors cannot be excelled.
New Enterprise. Mr. Lewis will serve cus
turners at their homes with Hot Rolls am:
Bread daily. II. A. Meyer, Palace Bakery.
Full line of paints always on hand at
Fresh up-river Oranges, veiy fine qual
ity, received every day, at Totukins &
eeks, on the wharf.
Crackers, fresh: Apples, fresh and nice
Farmers Supplies at tu.e Family Store.
It. It. Reid.
OFFICES TO LET
In Griffin's Brick Block. Inquire at
Mioe ttore of 11. L. Green & Co.
"Hallo, my friend, what's the matter?" "Oh
my teeth are troubling me." "Why don't you
sro around to the Palatka Dental Parlors and
have them fixed?" "That's just where I am
going now."
At the Putnam Pharmacy, Neroli Co
logne, prepared from a choice recipe.
Odenta, an excellent preparation for the
teetn. Itecornmended by the best dent
ists.
For artistic signs see J. II. Merryday.
IiOks of Fresh Eggs, Cabbages, etc., being re
reived almost daily at "The Family Store."
U. R. Reid.
Go to Smith, the butcher, for all kinds
of fresh meat.
At iiw raiatka oentai rariors surgical oper
ations are performed comparatively painless.
iy uentisw oi mteen years experience.
All kinds of Fertilizer at the lowest
xs.sible prices at Yertrees & Co.
Smith is at the old fresh meat market
stand on I ront street.
Just received at the family store, from D.
Landreth & Son, choice lot Garden Feus and
Onion Sets. Going fast, come and purchase at
it. u. Reid
If you want the best material and
workmanship when you paint, go to J,
II. Merryday.
Corn, Hay, Oats and Bran at whole
sale prices. VERTREES & Co.
For first-class Dentistry call at the Palatka
uentai rariors. Gnihn's Brick Block.
The Keuka Family Store invites you all to
come and make your purcha-ses, and go home
pieuseu. . K. ItElD SOX.
Fresh poultry dailv, New York and
western fresh meats always on hand at
ormth s.
Call at the New Grain House and jret
- . t ..mi A , , , .
iuicvs.. e win not oe undersold lor
hrst-class gocxls. Vertrees & Co.
New Grocery Store.
The store recently vacated by Haugh
ton Bros, on Lemon street, will be
.opened in a few days by McLaury &
Co. with a large and varied stock of
groceries freshly Ixjught in New York.
Religious Services.
A religious service will be conducted
every evening this week at the Presby
terian church. Rev. Dr. Dunn, of San
Mateo, will officiate.
Free lecture at Fry's Opera House.
Professor J. B. Ilenion, of Rochester,
N. Y., will give a free lecture in Fry's
Opera House next Friday evening, March
7th. Subject, "The Mysteries of the
Human Body." The lecture will le
illustrated by charts and be both enter
taining and instructive. In Richmond,
Charleston, Savannah and Jacksonville
the hal's proved inadequate to accommo
date those who attended. No tickets
required. Doors open at 7:30 ; leccture
at S. Boys under 16 not admitted.
RIVER NEWS.
The Jacksonville packets were both off
time yesterday.
The People's Line entertained the
press gang on their recent frolic.
The Anita arrived from Sanford yes
erday evening with a crowded cabin and.
deck.
The Mary Draper passed down the
river yesterday morning with a big load
of freight.
The fcteainer City of Palatka unloaded
a large freight bulk and cleared for
Charleston early yesterday morning.
Arrangements have been made to
place a new line of steamers on the river
between Jacksonville and Sanford, and
for this puqose the steamer Merrimack
haa been chartered, which will be com
manded by Captain Amazen, and will
make her first trip on Thursday. An
other steamer for this line w'expected
Boon. Mr. II. Gailliard will be the agent
for the line in Jacksonville.
CITY NOTES.
The Paulding company will doubtless
be well patronized. '
Free medical lecture at Fry's Opera
House next Friday evening.
An addition is being made to the
Messrs. Calhoun's law office.
McLaury & Co. are receiving their
grocery stock, at Haughton's old stand.
Another electro-man, with a battery,
has set up business, and is ready for the
ram fighters.
Free consultation at the Larkin House,
Saturday, March 10th, by Prof. Ilenion.
of Rochester, N, Y
Commodore Root, Messrs. David
Young, Captain "Welsh and Mr. Buckley
have chartered the steamer Marion for a
trip to Sanford and the waters of the
upper St. John's. They are going to fish
and shoot game,
Ladies especially invited to attend the
free lecture, by Prof. Henion, at Fry's
Opera House, next Friday evening.
Much of especial interest to them will
be learned.
Track laying on the J. T. & K. Road
will be completed to-morrow. The rails
were laid up to the Florida Southern
crossing last evening and will doubtless
be finished to day. Our people have rea
son for self congratulation. To day is a
big day for our town.
"We learn from an authentic source
that the new road will commence haul
ing thtmail between this point and
Jacksonville on the 6th inst. This change
will be welcomed by our business men.
Postmaster Snow will doubtless pub
lished the hours of closing the mails as
soon as the railway people take charge.
Remember the free lecture by Prof
Ilenion at Fry's Opera House Friday
evening. It will be the event of the
season.
PERSONAL,
General Mason manager of the P. & I.
R. R. was in town yesterday.
General E. S. Greely and family of
Connecticut, are at the Putnam.
J. F. Knapp, of New York and R. D.
Harrington and wife of Philadelphia are
sojourning at the St. Johns.
C. Y. Healay, of the P. &. I. R. R.
and C. E. Copp of New Hampshire are
stopping at the Graham Hotel.
Mr. Thomas A. Edison the celebrated
inventor and electrician together with his
family are stopping at the Putnam.
Lester Clark, proprietor and C. D. Mc
Lean manager of the Brock House at
Enterprise are registered at the St. John's.
Hon. P. P. Bishop, of San Mateo, was
in the city yesterday and made The
News a pleasant, social and business
call.
T. Crawford Lyon, of Baltimore and
T. D. "Wright, of Philadelphia are regis
tered among the arrivals at the Hotel
Palatka.
R. D. Alliger of the Imperial Insurance
Company of London, together with a
party of New York friends ava stopping
at the Putnam.
Dr. V. T. Sylvester president of the
Atlantic, St. John's & Indian River R. R.
made a flying trip in the interest of this
road to Palatka yesterday.
Dr. W. C. Otterson and family of
Brooklyn N. Y. Mr. Geo. F. Dominick and
wife and II. S. Piatt and wife of St.
Louis are registered at the Putnam.
J. R. Howe, Brooklyn, E. R. Vernon
Tennessee, E. T. Poor and child, P. and
R. M. Page of Texas, are among the
prominent arrivals at the "Westmereland.
A. Halliday, of New York, I. M. Nix,
Hon. P. P. Bishop and wife of San Mateo
and Mr. W. II. Bradley and wife of Bos
ton were guests at the Larkin yesterday.
Mr. Jno. M. Ives is in the city as the
agent of Prof. T. B. Hemion arranging
for the professor's forthcoming lecture,
Mr. Ives is an agreeable gentleman and
was once connected with the press at
Rochester New York.
A Bad Mail Service.
Captain Watson in a card published in
the Times Union denies the statement of
that paper that the DeBary boats neglect
to land their mail on time and regularly
on the St. Johns, whereupon the Times
Union says that there is some great
negligence somewhere and it will here
after 'set a watch on the route agents.
Another Railroad.
Dr. Y. T. Sylvester, president of the
St. J. & I. R. Railway, was in the city yes
terday, and in a talk with a News re
porter, stated that the right of way of a
new railroad, from Macon, Ga., straight
south to the Florida line, and with a
stem direct to Palatka, had been se
cured, and would be certainly built in a
short while. The nionev for this great
enterprise was in sight.
THE SHOW FOLKS
Madam Gerster has arranged with
Col. Mapleson to produce "La Kene,. in
the spring.
Lotta lias bought the copyright of th
newoieretta "Nell Gwynn., for Americt.
It is said to be a settled fact that Mad
ame Modjeska will' not play next season
in America. She will sail for Europe
June 8.
Sliiel Barry and Sadie Martiont are the
only people who will go with the Bouci-
cault fanyly to Australia.
Mary Andersou assisted Mas. Hugh
lallet in the American Department of
the International Peasant Festival r
loyal Albert Hall, London, last Thursday
THE FIREMEN'S ELECTION
Meeting of the Commissiont rs Last
Evening and Their Choice
of Officers.
The city fire commissioners met last
evening for the purpose of electing offi
cers for the ensuing term. The re were
present at the meeting Commissioners
Mann, Lansing,
Meyer,
Mamt cv and
Hill. Chief ; Mount presided a ncl sec
retary Lansing read the minutes of the
last meeting, which were, on motion,
approved as correct.
On motion, the eommissionere ft hen
went into an election of officers, which
resulted as follows, viz- A. W. Mann,
chief ; Benj. Harrison, first - assistant
chief ; J. J. Hall, second - assistant
chief. One or more of these places were
hotly contested, but the utmost om!
humor obtained, and the candidates, like
good firemen, expressed their satisfaction
with the officers chosen.
After these elections, the newly
elected chief appointed, according to
custom, a secretary and a treasurer for
the department, which honors were con
ferred, respectively, 011 G. W. Lansing
and R. Kersting.
A resolution was agreed to thanking
the out-going officers for their faithful
discharge of duty.
A motion to fix the regular meetings
on the first Tuesday in every month was
then adopted and the board adjourned.
The Editors Like it.
The following pleasing compliment we
clip from the Florida Herald, and hasten
to show our appreciation by reproducing :
"We have received ihe first iisue of
The Palatka Daily News, whose ap
pearance we have expected for some
days. With our knowledge of the taste
and experience included in the manage
msnt of The News, we exec-ted to see
an unusually handsome and spicy little
daily. Our expectations have leen fully
lealized, and we pronounce The Palatka
News one of the neatest and spiciest
pajers in the state. Its news columns
are particularly well edited and arranged.
If the proprietors keep the paper up to
the standard of its fust issue, the Palatka
people may well be proud of their daily.
We congratulate Messrs. Sjeer and
Harrison upon the chipper appearance of
their bantling, and Ave are glad to relate
that The News announces itself as
squarely democratic. 'Welcome the
coming, speed the parting' journalists of
ralatka."
Humored Death.
A rumor reached ths city yesterday
that the leader of the band, connoic-d
with the Lambert & Richardsc.i theatre
companj-, was throw 11 from a bugg3" at
Key West and instantly killed. ANevvs
reporter attempted to trace the rqoit to
its beginning, but was unable to do so.
One person said that a dispatch to the ef
fect that the accident occurred had gone
over the wires to the New York Herald.
The Lambert & Richardson company
are billed to return to this place at rn
earlv date.
Mr. Boyce Indignant.
Mr. A. W. Boj'ce, an employe'1 at the
Carleton House, appeared on the streets
yesterday afternoon with a badly dam
aged nose and a soul full of indignation.
Mr. II. T. Bouyon, the clerk at the Carle
ton, had, so Mr. Boyce stated, attacked
and struck him without provocation.
The injured man was seeking an ollker.
and finally found one, whereu2on he
sued out a warrant for Mr. Bouvon's
arrest on the charge of assault.
A New Job OfHce.
Warren, Thayer & Co., is the style of a
new firm who proposed to equip an en
tirely new job office in Palatka. Mr.
"Warren is a practical printer; Mr. Thayer
has for a long while held the position of
fore man in the Journal job rooms and by
his excellent work has made for himself
quUe a reputation as a tasty artist. The
office equipment ordered is said to be
very complete and their place of busi
ness will Ix? on Hied street.
A PUBLIC CALL.
The People Arouses to the Xeecssity
ofGood Gove.nniPiit for Our fit y.
We the undersigned, having read with
interest the article in The Daily News of
the 2nd inst. and being fully convinced
that some action should be taken by the
independent voters to the end that the
liest men should be nominated and by
united action elected at the approaching
election for city officers, call upon the
good citizens to meet at the court house
at 7:30 p. m., on Monday the 10th. of
March, to take action upon and confer
with each other to further ihe above ends.
D. F. Larkin,
R. J. Adams,
David Young.
L. Meyer,
S. Graham,
Chas. Underwood,
li. Kersting,
I. Harkins Ililliard.
W. B. Moragne,
F. A. Garison.
Geo. W. Lansing.
II. L. Hart.
W. C. Hargrove.
E. R. Mc Keau.
G. E. Hawes.
L. F. Jackson.
B. P. Calhoun.
W. A. Mann.
J. II. Fry.
Wm M. Husson.
KEUKA AND ORANGE SPRING
TRANSFER COMPANY
A
TEAM. WILL LEAVE KEUKA FOR
Orange Spring every morning on arrival of
the freight train frarn Palatka, for the purpose
of
Transporting Passengers and Freight.
For further information address
KECKA AND ORANGE SPRING
TRANSFEK COMPANY,
At Keuka, Putnam Co., Flu.
Ballade of Pork and Beans.
SYDNXY H. PIERSOX IX THE JVDGE.
Let others prate of foaming beer.
With Frankfurter and Schweitzer, too;
Or growing sadder, drop a tear
In musing on an Irish stew:
Let others tell the feasts they knew
When turtle steamed in huge tureens,
I care m t, though all men pooh pooh,
I sing in praise of pork and beans.
At Gallic mysteries I sneer,
Soups, entrees, rot is or ragout;
I deem the pate strangely queer,
I scorn the gaudy clad menu;
One uish alone I hold as truo.
That scorns all garnishment of greens.
Or name in mongrel par'ez vous,
I sing in praise of pork and beans.
Life does not seem so empty here,
Wiu-n one has had a dish or two.
Nor honesty a thin veneer,
With its simplicity in view.
Alas! free lunches grow more few;
Not always hath the bard the means.
Nor may for tick the waiters won
I sing in praise of pork and l-ans.
ENVOY.
Boston let others sing of you.
The haunt of culture's king and queens.
For have I not enough to do?
I sing in prai-e of pork and bcr-.ns.
MRS. C. M. SMITH,
Embaling Caskets, Metal ic and
Burial Caskets, Wooden Coffins.
'"telegraphic orders promptly at-
X tended to. Prices low and satisfaction
guaranteed. At the old stand. Laurel street,
opposite Presbyterian parsonage.
FRY'S OPERA HOUSE.
THE
Dramatic Event of the Season
Wednesday and Thursday,
March 5thand 6th.
The yonng and talented Conmiedienne,
MISS JOSEPHENE REILEY
M. FREDEiilcK PAULDING,
And a specially selected company under the
management of It. E. J. MILES.
Wednesday Evening. Shakespeare's Charming
Comedy,
Twelfth Might!
Thursday Evening,
PYGMALION AND GALATEA,
Now heinur p'.ayeil by Mary Anderson in Eng
land. " Reserved Scats for side at Woltz's.
THE STXILSI
NEW YORK. lssi.
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twelvemonths.
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Printing House square, and then throe-quarters
of the way Lack to the moon again.
Hut Tub Si n is written for the inhabitants
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and if his wife or his grandfather has spt'iit
another hour, this newspaper in 1SS3 has af
forded the human race thirteen thousand years
of steady reading, night and day.
It is only by little calculations like these that
you can form any idea of the circulation of the
most popular of American newspapers, or of
its influence on the opinions and actions of
American men and women.
The Slx is, and will continue to be, a news
paper which tells the truth without foar of
consequences, which gets at the facts no mat
ter how much the process costs, which presents
the news all over the world without waste of
words ami in the most readable shape, which
is working wi.h all its heart for the cause of
ho.iest government, and which therefore be
lieves that the Republican party must go, and
must go in this coming: year of our Lord, lss-t.
If j oii know The Si x, you like it already,
and you will read it with accustomed diligence
and profit during what is sure to be the most
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H. L. GREEN.
SI- Hi. G-IRHUIEnsr & OO.
DEALERS IN
Keep constantly on band a full and attractive sttx-k of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR MENS', BOYS' AND LADIES' WEAR
We ask an inspection of our sbxdc. No trouble to show poods. Don't come up to the feast and
be found without a wedding- garment. All the best manufacturers are represented
in our stock, both hand and machine groin's. Ladic and Gents very tine
good a specialty. Lemon Sthkvt. PAl.VI'KV FMHTI.
EOBT. JEl. IRjEIID,
THE -A-ZMZZriL, STOEE
1 -V L .V rF lv .V, F L O K I D A.
IR,o"trt IR Eeid & Son,
IBZo-ro-Ikza, Fam i "1 y Store
lv o 11 lc si ,
Dealers in General Merchandise. A Full Line of Goods Kept in Each De
partment. Always give us a Call.
PALATKA'S POPULAR BOOK STORE
thh iiiAixiT.vit'rri:) ioir
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Toys
VIEWS AND FLORIDA CURIOSITIES.
Also, a Full Line of Selected Imported and Domestic Cigars,
IN PALATKA IS NOW TO I5E FOUND AT
ASH MEAD BROTHERS' BRANCH STORE,
Griffin's New Urick lilock,
THEY HAVE THE LARGEST AND IiEST SEE IS "TED STOrK IX T11E1K LINE IN THE
J icm rity, comprising the followinsr STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS, in
plain and tine Lindinirs: Chico Presentation and Illustrated Volumes. I'amilv Ribles, Teachers'
and Pocket Pibles all sizes and prices. Episcopal Prayer Hooks and Hymnals, Popular Editions
of the Enyrlish and American Poets in holiday landing. Choice Juveniles separately and in sets.
Illustrated Children's Hooks, Mcljiuirhlin's Toy Hooks, etc. School Hooks ami School Supplies,
Headers, Grammers. Arithmetics, Slates, Chalk, Pencils, etc.
Handsome Hoxes of Papeteries, Ladles Satchels, I.ap Tablet. Card Cases, Photograph. Auto
jrraph and Scrap Albums, Work Hoxes, V" ritinjr Desks, Gold Pens ami Pencils, Ink Stands. Vel
vet Frames, Easels, Pictures. Checkers, Hack Gammon Hoards, Chessmen, Stereoscopes, etc. etc.
Pocket Hooks, Cigar Cases, Jewel Cases. Match Hoxes and Diaries for IsM. complete assortment.
A well selected stock of AllisrPtor, Sea Iiean, Hear Tusk and Shell Jewelry, nd other Novel
ties always on hand, which have created much comment and prise on account of the elojrant
manner in which these curiosities have I icon made up.
ir,isiliiiij- Tiitlil.
We have the larjrest and best assorted stock of these jfoods in the city. Just arrived, h new
lot of nstiinsf tackle, comprising every article: needed for the angle" Tourists will find it tJ
their advantage to call ami insjiect our fishinir paraphann'-ia.
O X CI 1 i .
The lest selected line of Cijrars, imitorted and domestic, to lie found in the city. We have
the celebrated "Manilla Cheroot" and the "Kouh and Heady," two of the most popular and
laryely called for cigars in the city. We also have a full line of the liest imported cijrars in this
market, while our line of Pipes. Citrar and Cigarette Holders are unsurpassed.
Orlr liiirtni-itt.
Wc order from our main office in Jacksonville everv article not, in stock in 'Ji hours notice.
Artist's Isitt'i-inls.
We keep a full line of points, water colors, brushes, easels, palletts and every article needed
by the professioal and ameteur rtist.
We respectfully invite tie1 residents of l'aiatka and vicinity to call ami insin-ct our stock le
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we sell at New York, Hoston ami Philadelphia prices and feel
confident we can satisfactorily suit all tastes. No charge for showing- iroods. Don't forget the
place. Third Store, Grillin's New Hrick Hhwk. Water Street, foot of l-'uon.
IIINTt A.. II i:i Ij:it, 3IanaKer.
H I T T i A IEnT H ?
Hardware, Crockery, Stoves
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, HARNESS, SADDLES & MIXED PAINTS
ir.u3iitiivG. TiMNiiNr; .s; iiiio nrriSG
Executed on short notice and on reasonable terms.
Talalksi,
SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT
BY HAVING YOl'Ii
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH ABSOLUTE ACCURACY
FROM THE
Imported and Domestic Pharmaceutical Preparations
-AT
Jp-x.,jQLSb-nn Pliarinacy.
THE IVCoioetgto-o Pliarxaacy
KSTA1IL.ISIIKI) lJ-.-55.
Corner Temon ami Troiit J-it.., - - PALATKA, JIA..
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Day ami Nigrht.
FRESH DRUGS! FRESH
RECEIVED
PHARMACY. All orders filled promptly and at bottom prices. PRESCRIPTIONS com
1 pounded at nil hour bv experienced Drug-fists,
ID.
IPrj?oc3--a-ce &d Com -m ission
Shipments of Potatoes, Onions. Cabbag-es, etc., received daily. Consignments of Florida
Fruits. Vegetables and Produce solicited.
References: Wm. J. Vinerar & Co.. Rankers, Palatka: E. C. & C. S. Tiffany, San Mateo, Fla.
OPERA Hdl'SK I!TI LD1N J. PALATKA. FLA.
ZBZLnTIK: OIF
"YV3X. .X. WIXEGAK
-A. General Tiai vicing 3 usslnesir Transacted. liny and f-ell
Foreign Kxeliange. Correspondents : New York First Na
tional Hank; Ivonntze 35ro., J Jo ton; 3Iaveriek National
Ttanki r
Statement of anEye Vitness!
FULL PARTICULARS IN NEXT ISSUE
05W BUSHELS Or GRAIN. ALSO A FINE
J lot of Hay, Uraii and Ground Feed beini?
received this weekAf resh and if. pood order,
to be sold at prices a.4 low as such goods can be
uuuguiaujwm'rtf.
wyi. IS. FORWARD.
( MARTIN" GRIFFIN, JR
xclusively
IT1 1 i- i l :i .
Watoi
;troot, foot of Lemon.
--
lloi-iilti.
CHOICEST
THE
DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS!
DAILY AT-
. HILL & CO.
P AT. ATZLA
Sr CO., lJ.YIN lOSIJS.
GEM CITY HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
LEMON ST., PALATKA. FLA.
fresh;-txsulphur baths