The Palatka daily news., March 13, 1884, Image 4

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THE DAILY NEWS.
COJUIKSI'ON'DENCK
Solicited on all interesting1 topics throughout
the state. We will be especially jrratelul lor
all local items of interest to the public. News
sent bv wire should be abbreviated when prac
ticable, and sent after H o'clock, p. m., address
ed to FALATKA DAILY NEWS.
AGENTS FOR THE NEWS.
The following gentlemen are the authorized
agents of The Pai.atka Daily and Wkkkly
iEWS, in their several localities:
W. II. Do Witt, Pan Mateo.
W. C. Valentine, Nashua.
C. S. Packard, Welaka.
it. M. Bard, Norwulk.
H. W. .1. Parrisli, Fruitland.
A. H. Rartlett, Georgetown.
I aniel Darling, Drayton Island.
K. K. Hijrley, iMkc George.
,1. I,. Burton, Crescent City.
J. ('.Strickland, Inteiiachen.
A. Munroc, McMeekin.
Win. C. Braddoek, Seville.
J. S. Cowdon, St. Augustine.
H. A. Vojrelbach, Melrose.
PALATKA, FLA., "MARCH 13, 1884.
rrllo iully CM W
Can be purchased at F. C. COCH RANK'S
NEWS STAND, at the Post Office.
Tlie IVews Ofllee.
The office of The Daily News is located
on Water street, in the new building1 next to
He id's Keneral store.
DAILY WEATIIEU REPORT.
The thermometer at the Morunge Pharmacy
registered yesterday tj'J decrees at 7 a. in.; 7
decrees at 13 in. and 75 degrees at (5 p. m.
Weather clear.
Heading Vot lecw.
Furnished Rooms near the J. T. & K. W. De
pot to rent. Inquire at this office.
F. C Cochrane has just received nice boxes
for packing orange blossoms.
Wanted. Two pleasant rooms and imma
nent board for a Kent leman and small family
in some private family; or a small furnished
house for the summer months. Keferences.
Address, iNyuniER, care this office.
Wantei. Several pood men to sell genuine
Singer Machines, Liberal terms. Write or
call on F. (I. Drown, Palatku, Florida.
At the Putnam Pharmacy, Neroli Cologne,
prepared from a choice recipe. Odenta, an
excellent preparation for the teeth. Recom
mended by the best dentists. Prescriptions
eompo. Jed with absolute accuracy at all
hours of the day and night.
First-class Groceries, at very low prices, are
being sold at McLaury & Co.'s new store.
Sijjn painting and carriage painting a
specialty at L. Meyer's paint shops.
New Entekpri.se. Mr. I-cwis will serve cus
tomers at their homes with Hot Rolls and
Dread daily. H. A. Muyek, Palace Bakery.
Full line of paints always on hand at
L. Meyer's paint srore.
Fresh up-river Oranges, very fine qual
ity, received every day, at Tomkins &
Weeks, on the wharf.
Crac'iers, fresh; Apples, fresh and nice;
Farmers Supplies at tie Family Store.
It. K. Rkid.
For artistic signs see J. II. Merrydav.
Lots of Fresh Eggs, Cabbages, etc., being re
ceived almost daily at "The Family Store."
R. K. Keid.
Go to Smith, the butcher, for all kinds
of fresh meat.
Smith is at the old fresh meat market
.stand on Front street.
Just received at the family store, from D.
Eandreth & Son, choice lot Garden Peas and
Onion Sets. Going fast, come and purchase at
once. R. It. Reid.
If you want the best material and
workmanship when you paint, go to J.
II. Merry day.
The Keuka Family Store invites vou all to
come and make your purchases, and" go home
pleased. K. K. Kr.iu &, Son.
Fresh poultry daily, New York and
western fresh meats always on hand at
Smith's.
PALATK A GRAIN MA Ilk ET.
Corrected daily by Vertrees & Co., wholesale
and retail grain and provision dealers.
Corn 81.tiOfTS1.70 per sack; Oats 00rrni5c. per
bushel; Bran $1.40(3 $1. fin per ewt.; Grits $4.iHa
$.50 per bbl.; Hay $30.00 er ton; Cotton Seed
Meal Sl.fiUpcr ewt.
These prices shaded in job lots.
Our Weekly.
On Sunday's steamer came over im
posing stones, so that the Weekly for
which so many inquiries have lieen made
will apiear on Saturday. For the large
patronage already promised we extend
our hearty thanks, and hojx? our agents
will give tis immedia-ly the lists now in
their hands to guard against possible dis
appointment to our patrons.
The Weekly will give a careful resume
of the news, and will Itesides contain the
literary matter, not ices of prominent peo
ple, county notes from the Daily.
PERSONALS.
Col. Wm. L, Chandler Treasurer of the
Florida Southern Railway Co. is at the
Larkin.
Hon. Allen Munroe ex-Mayor of Syra
cuse N. Y. was in the city yesterday and
will leave to-day for Oeala.
Geo. W. Taylor, of the Associated
Lines, (not an Ohio man) was in town
yesterday and was mistaken for a candi
date for President.
Wm. Conard, of Crescent City; J. M.
Griffith, of Albany, N. Y.; D. A. Wed
more, of Piney Rluff, Fla., and P. E.
McGill, of Augusta. Ga., are guests at
Graham's.
J. Lippman, a wholesale druggist of
Savannah ; James S. Delano, of Wash
ington, D. C; Dr. John McCoy, of Kan
sas City, and Dr. John Taylor, of Rich
mond, Va., are prominent guests at the
Larkin House.
Capt. D. W. Chipley, Vice President
and Superintendent of the Pensacola and
Atlantic Railroad now with his party at
the north cottage of the Putnam House,
was serenaded on Tuesday night by the
Italian string band.
Dr. Arthur M. Speer, of Georgia a
brother of our senior editor arrived in
Palatka yesterday, and will make a per
manent home in Florida. Dr. Speer has
recently completedja medical course began
at Bellview Hospital Medical College in
New York, and graduated with distinc
tion from the Georgia Medical College at
Augusta. We trust he can make it con
venient to stay with us here at Palatka.
RIDING A L.OC0310TIVE.
What a News Editor Saw anil Felt
on Board of Dan Preston's Engine.
Some writer hs said that the perpetual
lever called a wheel is the masterpice of
mechanical skill. On land and at sea,
like the feet of Proclaiming Angel, it
finds a fulcrum wherever it happens to
be. It is the alphabet of human ingenui
ty. "In fact," remarked jolly, fat Dan
Preston, an engineer of the Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West road, as he pulled
his throttle a little more open. "It seems
to Ijc the tendency of. everything to Ik?
awheel, and who knows," continued this
august philosopher, "but what the ice
and snow is piled up to the far north and
south of us just to keep the world's
gugeons cool."
I told Dan that I didn't know.
I put my foot in the stirrup of Pres
ton's locomotive a da' or so ago and
swung myself into a seat on his cushions.
I wanted to see the new line to Jackson
ville and I saw it. Its a princely way to
travel and one makes royal progress.
The little Itell in the roof of the cab said,
"pull out Dan," and he pulled. The
steam clock registered up in the 80's, and
the time clock at a standard 8. I leaned
out of the window and watched the
slender arms at the drivers feel slowly
into their cylindrical jKjckets for some
thing they never found aud that they
never tired of feeling for. Faster and
faster the search continued and my hair
began to stream like a comet. Dan was
working her for all she was worth, but
the machine was fidl of reserved power
and hurled itself along over the new
cross-ties at twenty paces to the heart
beat. First I got the idea, and next the
exhileration of motion. It was better
than "the sillery soft and creamy" of
Longfellow. It had the touch of wings
in it, and as I watched the track I learned
something. I had supposed the iron bars
were laid in two parallel lines. Not so.
They appeared a long tapering "V,"
slender and pointed in the distance. But
the huge engine pried them apart as it
rushed on and made a roadway of them.
I shall never forget that ride with gallant
Dan Preston, lie used his throttle a lit
tle too liljerally, probably because he had
a reporter along. I shall think of him
but at a distance in the future the full
space from the engine to the coaches,
and when he gets time I'm going to ex
plain to him the magic of a printing
press. I met Mr. Moran, the genial pas
senger agent. He took out a broad map
and laid down the lines of the new road.
South of us, at Buffalo Bluff, a bridge
will span the river and the roadway will
trend along southward through the
Volusia towns DeLand and Orange
City. A short prong will jut out and
tap the Astor road at its river terminus,
and another will encircle charming
Lake Monroe, further down, and after
recrossing the river south of that placi pie,
will enter Sanf ord as a sort of triumphant
solution of the distance between this
point and that. Just to think of it !
Only five and a half hours Itetween Jack
sonville ami Sanford a full eighteen
hours ride at this time. Then on to Titus
ville. "Our road is going to the Indian
river country," said Mr. Moran; "we are
going to make it a great highway. It
will be the 'neck of the bottle,' the single
artery south from the focal point of Jack
sonville." "And what is it going to do for Palat
ka, Mr. Moran?"
"It will make Palatka a great city."
"Do you think so?"
"I do."
Cheek.
Our streets owe one great element of
their attractiveness to the orange trees
shading the sidewalks. Just now these
are full of fragrant orange blooms con
trasting beautifully with golden fruit
and dark green leaves. To cut these, not
only destroys the next crop, but diseases
the tree, and the visitors who make a
practice of doing this are unworthy the
consideration shown by the citizens and
shonld lie exposed, and punished. That
educated men and women should so far
forget themselves as to perpetrate such
vandalism is marvelous; that they do so
in plain view of friends and the public
evinces the possession of cheek that will
not be shocked by arraignment in our
mayor's court. An officer found a cou
ple yesterday, not cliildren, but plainly
gentleman and lady, who were stripping
trees on the streets of blooms anil leaves
by the wholesale. Our citizens have
been compelled to post notices in their
yards or lock their gates, contrary to all
our ideas of hospitality. Shall we be
compelled, in self defence, to draw
barled wire along our streets? Public
sentiment among our visitors should put
down such disgraceful conduct. If we
had a police force some of these Goths
would find themselves lefore the bar of
the police justice,.
A party not long ago went into a pri
vate enclosure and striped every rose
from the bushes. When these were de
manded by the ladies of the house, they
claimed the buds on the ground that
they had gone to the trouble of cutting
them!!! This from an enclosed garden,
in a civilized land, by parties wearing the
appearance of ladies and gentlemen.
Posting The Streets.
Editors News: It is always conven
ent and sometimes necessary for
visitors to your charming city to know
the names of its streets. Cannot the city
council have the names of each street
plainly posted upon the corners of the
squares? This would save the visitors
some trouble, and others from having to
answer countless inquires.
Tourist.
Mayors Court.
William Beal, whose boisterot is de
mand for leave to depart on the Comet,
was noticed vesterdav, was arraignt m! be-
fore his Honor Mayor Teasdale on a j Herald"' as soon as it arrives on the even
charge of disorderly conduct, and use of j ing train. I am constrained to say that it
profane language and fined five dollars j Is not in my power to comply with vour
and costs. j request for the reason that it is not de-
"Don't Eike the Nigger."
A Washington dispatch to the New
York Sun, of date March 10th, says:
Secretary Lincoln has leen extremely
popular with the colored eopIe especial-
lv in Washington, but his popularity has
' 1 1 J
received a blow. A colored minister, j
highly recommended, applied to him re-
cently for an army chaplaincy. The re
quest was not acceded to. While it is
true that there may not have been a va
cancy, yet the colored people seem to
think it was a discrimination against
them, and are. displeased: They found
out a good while ago that in the distri
bution of favors by the Republicans in
power the negro is carefulh- excluded.
Alligator Hides.
Four hundred thousand alligators, it is
estimated, were killed in Florida, during
the past year, to supply the demand for
alligator-skin articles of all kinds, which
are said to be well nighindistructible; be
sides articles of jewelry, manufactured
from the teeth. This new business is
said to give employment to over 2.00
eople, in various parts of the south, the
skins being worth from 20 to 50 cents and
to the merchants from $1 to 2 each, ac
cording to the quality. A few years ago
alligator skins were a novelty, now there
are over a dozen tanneries in the United
States engaged exclusively in tanning
these hides. The teeth are in demand in
England and in France, where they are
manufactured into jewelery.
The City Pamphlel.
To our council are due the thanks of
every citizen for the determined manner
in which they have insisted on making
an exact statement of the financial con
dition of our city government as shown
in the pamphlet just published. Even
a careful perusal will give little
idea of the amount of work expended by
Mr. Moats in his effort to tabulate and
arrange the results of careless book keep
ing pursud for years by careless and
incompetent clerks, the fruit of his
labor is liefore us, well arranged, .clearly
expressed and accurate. To those who
know the chaos out of which tins
symmetrical whole was envoi ved, it is
evident that to Wm. G. Moates as an
exper is due no little of the
we gladly pay.
gratitude
Mysterious Disappearance.
Until some two months ago, there re
sided in Palatka one D. McCune. a car
penter. He was in poor health and
threatened with heart disease. He left
his family on Front street and was living
for a time with Mr. P. T. L. Queen, a
friend on Iemon street. One night he
rose and dressed himself, while to the en
quiries of his frend, he only said he was
going out. Since then neither family or
friends have heard from him, and his
wife is uneasy. The recent skeleton cast
on the beach at Palatka has filled her
with vague alarm, and if this should
meet the eye of any one knowing Mr.
McCune's wherealouts, he is entreated
to give such information as he may pos
sess either at this oflice, or by letter to
his family here.
Mr. McCune was of medium height,
fair complexion, about 150 pounds in
weight, silent and quiet in his ways. He
drew a ension from the government,
and some officer in the state may be ap
plied to for the purpose of making the
affidavits necessary to draw the same.
If so, such officer will quiet the fears of
an afflicted woman, by writing as above.
New Advert iseiiient s.
Owing to a press of local matter we
were unable to call attention in our issue
of yesterday to the handsome advertise
ment of Warren Thayer & Co., job prin
ters book binders etc. From the word
ding of their announcement we are led
to believe that their new printing house
will be excellent in all its departments.
Frank li. Pond, iron founder of Jack
sonville sends us his advertisemont for
this numlx'r. It will le seen that he is a
state agent for some valuable machinery
and besides runs a large foundry busi
ness of his own. We have tried Mr.
Pond's work and can testify to tts ex
cellence and reccomend him as a reliable
man, to all who need anything in his
line.
The attention of our readers is invited
to the new schedule of the J. T. ct K. W.
R' R. published in this issue. The road
is in splendid running order well equipped
with first-class coaches, andthe run from
here to Jacksonville is pleasant and fully
three hours shorter than bv boat.
uivi-n; xrcws.
The Flora Temple, towboat of Jack
sonville, is at Adams' wharf.
Schooner yacht, Ranger, is still here.
Her owners are unwilling to leave Palat
ka. apparently. Give up your trip and
stay with us.
The government cutter. Governor Bout
AVell, arrived in port yesterday, and is
anchored in the stream oil the Florida
Southern docks. The Boutwell is a rak
ish, saucy looking craft and carries her
smoke funnel like an Irishman wears his
shellalah. She has been inspecting the
river bouvs.
Says the South Florida Times, pub
lished at Orange City: '"Grading on the
Palatka and Indian River railroad has
reached a point this side of Underbill's in
the vicinity of Deed creek, about twenty
miles from Orange City."
Mr. Helper Complains.
P-iLATKA. Fla.. March 12, 184.
Editors Daily- News: In answer to
your re.mest for a copv of the "Florida
liver ed to me from the postoH'wv until the
following morning.
! My 1kv is always on hand as soon as
I the mail arrives, and repeatedly asked
j for ;he "Evening Herald." He is con
' fronted with the ivnlv len- in.t -.i....i
;,,.. .i, ,..- i 1 i- i
I Jl( T LS! tfH'm Vl't lilt M 1T.lv tc-lttun t in
next morning he is handed the bundle f
Ilen-.lds with the remark, "the papers
arrived List night."
Seemingly strange is 1 1 1 is. and especia 1 ly
so, when the other two newsdealers in the
city are immediately served with their
papers upon the arrival of the mail the
clerk of one of the newsdealers being al
lowed to go inside-the olhVe as a sworn
in ofilcer of government postal service,
opens the ma.il bags, and secures at once
such mail matter as may have arrived
for his em pit yer.
On every hand complaint is heard re
garding our postoih'ce. There must be a
; screw loose somewhere. If Mr. Snow
1 has not competent and sufficient help he
j should secure it at once, and thus relieve
j our people and visitors of many of the
j inconveniences to which they are now
subjected. ours ivsxvtfiilly,
Hinton A. Helper.
)l ATTENTION I
f HMI1KKS OK
ENOi.NK AM) HOSK
'omi'an y: There
will Ik- a meeting
heid to-niirht at s
o'clock, sharp, iu
the store room on
the wharf, where
i the ht .--
queried.
re! is kept. A full attendence is re
'o excuse accepted.
H. A. Muyki,. Foreman.
Attention, Gem City H, & L, Co.
i. IMPORTANT MEKTIXd WILL P.E
1 held to-niii'ht at S o'clock, at tiu: rooms of
Sheriff Shalley, in the court house. A full at
tendence is earnest ly requested.
Kf.ksti.nc, Foreman.
FRANK R. POND,
AOlvXT I'lil!
THE SIMPSON & GAULT
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
CELKHKATKD
PORTABLE GRAIN KILLS
FOP. WHEAT, CORN OR FEED
-AND-
Flour Mill Macbinery of all Kinds
CASTINGS, SHAFTINGS AND
IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS
OX SHOUT NOTICE.
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THE "GEM CITY" ROUTE.
TIU'. ONLY ALL RATI, LINK TO
ORANGE PARK, MAGNOLIA, GREEN
COVE SPRING & JACKSONVILLE.
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Three Hours Quicker to Jacksonville
Than by :iny other line.
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I5ROAI) C.U'GK, STEKL RAILS, AIR
DRAKES, FIRST-CLASS EOril'.MEXT.
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West Toi-oi M:i:
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( ireen Coa c Sjirinir 1(1:40 "
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Aujrnstine.
At West Toeoi,
and front
j Rates anl Fare to all Points as Low as by
I anv other line, and )':tirriuv cheeked thronjrii.
! M. R. Mi RAN, C. W. RENTLEV,
I (ion. Pass. Asrent. (Jen. Manager.
i3iioirr.Y:Nrr
REAUTIIT'L WINTER HOME, SIT-
! tinted
on
Emmet street, in the Hammock,
known as the HACKER RESIDENCE, to be
sold at a rreat liarjrain, if sold within thirty
days. Apply to
.J. II. III15I5A I51.
At ottice of the I'aiatka Transfer Co.,
rear of F. S. Railway depot.
Al)MLISTRATOirS NOTICE.
IT
AVIX; DEEN DFLY QUALIFIED AS
Mann. I hereby require ailclaimsund demands
aj-'ain-t said estate to be presented as pre
scribed Ly law. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar: and all debtors are warned to make
immediate settlement to the undersigned.
A. W. MANN, Administrator.
GEM CiTY HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
LEMON" ST., PALATKA. FLA.
FRESH, SALT & SULPHUR BATHS
J
H. L. GREEN.
lEL ju GrlRZEZEZLsT & CO-
-dealeus in
Keep constantly on hand a full r.nd attractive stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR MENS', BOYS' AND LADIES' WEAR
We ask an inspection of our stock. No trouble to show goods. Don't come up to the feast and
be found without a wedding garment. All the best manufacturers are represented
in our stin k, both hand and machine goods. Ladies and ients. verv tine
roods stwcialtv. Lkvon Stukkt. PALATKA. FLORIDA.
EOBT. JR. jRIEIID,
THE FAMILT STOEE
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IRotrt. II. ZRed- & Son,
lv n 1c ji ,
Dealers in General Merchandise. A Full Line of Goods Kept in Each De-
partment. Always give us a Call.
P ALATKA'S POPULAR BO O K S TORE
IVo. ;$ Cii-illiii lil.x-k.
tut:: ni:AD(t)iTAiiTKKs rou
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Toys
VIEWS AND FLORIDA CURIOSITIES,
Also, a Full Line of Selected Imported and Domestic Cigars
IN PAI.ATK V IS NOW T t HE l'OI'ND AT
ASH MEAD BROTHERS' BRANCH STORE,
(iriflin's New Hriek Iiloelt, Water Street, toot of Lemon.
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THEV HAVE THi: LAI If. EST AND I HOST SELECTED STOCK IN THFII5 LINE IN THE
1. Ural City, eomprisintr the following STANDARD AND M 1 SCELLA N E l'S HOOKS, in
plain and tine bindings: Cliiee Presentation and Illustrated Volumes, Family liildes, Teaeliers'
and Pocket Bibles all si.es and prices. Episcopal Prayer Books and Hymnals. Popular Editions
of the English and American Poets in holiday binding. Choice Juveniles separately and in sets.
Illustrated Children's Books, McLauyhlin's Toy Books, etc. School Books and School Supplies,
Headers, (irammers. Arithmetics, Slates, Chalk, Pencils, etc.
SitstiJiti- jiikI Ijiiic Ar( icIK.
Handsome Boxes of Pa peteries. Ladles Sat chcls. Lap Tablets. Card Cases, Photograph, Auto
graph ami Scrap Albums, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, (iold Pens and Pencils. Ink Stands, Vel
vet Frames, Easels, Pictures, Checkers, Back (iaminon Boards, ( 'hessmen. Stereoscopes. etc. etc.
Pocket Books, Cigar Cast's, Jewel Cases. Match Boxes and Diaries for lsst. complete assortment.
Iloi'itlsi Oui'ioxit
A well selected stock of Alligator, Sea Bean, Bear Tusk and Shell Jewelry, and other Novel
ties always on hand, which have created much comment ami prise on account of the elegant
manner in which these curiosities have been made up.
Iixliiiir rFsilvl.
We have the largest and best assorted stock of these goods in the city. Just arrived, a new
lot of tishing tackle, comprising every article needed for the angle. Tourists will find it to
their adv antage to call and inspect our tishing paraphanalia.
O I a ak
The best selected line of Cigars, imported and domestic, to be found in the city. We have
the celebrated "Manilla Cheroot" and the "Hoitgli and Beady," two of the most popular nd
largely called for cigars in the city. We also have a full line of the best imported cigars in this
market, while our line of Pipes. Cigar and Cigarette Holders are unsurpassed.
Ordov I t"iiii't moil t .
We order from our main office in Jaeksi m ville every article not in stock in "1 hours not ice.
Artist's AT si t -rii Is.
We keep a full line of points, water colors, brushes, easels, paUctts and every article needed
by the professioal and ameteur rtist.
We resiKK-tf ully invite the residents of Palatka and vicinity to call and inspect our stock 1m;
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we sell at New York, Boston and Philadelphia prices and feel
confident we can satisfactorily suit all tastes. No charge for showing goods. Don't forget the
place, Third Store, (Iriflin's New Brick Block. Water Street, foot of Lemon.
JIITNTOJN V. IIJ:i,li:iL 3Iiiiitif:or.
IE . T. L .A. "ET IE ,
Hardware, Cro
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS, HARNESS, SADDLES MIXED PAINTS
I'lTJIIillNO, rniVNTITSCi JI1I FITTING
Executed on short notice and on reasonable terms.
I'SlltltlCH,
SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT
BY HAVING YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED WITH ABSOLUTE ACCURACY
FROM THE
Imported and Domestic Pharmaceutical Preparations
AT
Jp-jLlDJCLSbJOCL Pliarmacy.
THE jvroxaJg,z3o PlLarmacy
ESTAItLIHIIED IKKJ.
Corner Ieinon Front f-its., - - PALATKA, IJA.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Day and Night.
FRESH DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS!
RECEIVED DAILY AT
ci:erxnaxL & CTe,oIkiso:os
1HARM ACY. All orders filled promptly and at lottom prices. PRESCRIPTIONS com
pounded at nil hours bv exrerieneed Druggists.
ID. HILL &d CO.
Prodixce & Con
Shipments of Potatoes. Onions. Cabbages, etc., received daily. Consignments of Florida
Prints. egetables anil Produce solicited.
References: Wm. J. Winegar & Co.. Bankers. Palatka: E. C. & C. S. Tiffany, San Mateo, Fla.
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