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THE DAILY NEWS.
BEXJ. HARRISON', Editor.
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i tlie l;iwt in id hand-omest weekly paper
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fi - t insertion and 10 cents y-v line for eacN ad-
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inserted.
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nvii!;y-ordv or regi tcrcd Inter.
Ao.-iress,
AV. W. HAXDAbL.
liiTI.VSS ."-lAXAO. K,
Paj.avica, IT.ojuiia.
RiiCi- i ,Ri O AT ' !TE I'A'.VfKA Po T Ot'ilCK
as Sk- (:.!- as-' Mail .Ma't f".
PALATKA, FLA., APRIL IS). 1884.
x lie
lumber 7 has tran! been
b. :t' i'umo''-;. ii? wh'te nni-.vs
U ' .:')"(. 'li ),?.! -.V Of (JcO''a
,., Vs of jus'' seven tvum' -;e;'s.
1. : .i'd prepare to ke'p cool. K'th
o M tariiT speeches are to be de
! V ied in congress. Now is a good
titiU' to subscribe for the eongres
s' dial record and die.
(icovgia iKH'( ! r s the sL-ngiest
n;;ui in the United S fries. He stops
his clock every night to s.n:e wear
and tear. Verily, Geog'A is enti
tled to bear the lU'n-e o:' tlte "Km
piiv State of the So,: ."'
3fr. liussell has de 'vered a lecture
on "Rational Ilo.-se M. nagement,"
but as cvervbodv' l:nows all about
the hi;-M? we can't see what good it
can do. What the South is special
ly in need of now is a lecture on
"Uat'ona! Mule Management"
The first vobvme of Blaine's new
book hai just been issued and is now
on sale in a1! the large cit'es. "O,
that mine enemy would wi'"'e a
book." Juivj wait until the c-itics
iret hold of Mr. Blaine's effo-t, ai'd
lie will thin; his presidential boom fi
summer bveexe in comoa- ison to the '
v. v v-iviiv mat t t - a ii vi" 'v nuu,
"Uversv res's ,'ie her.d that -wears
a crow;'." It stated that Queen
Vic'o'ia is opp-.vs:;cd with nervous j
liorror on account of the vocent dy- j
namite devclopmen's in England, j
When sho undertakes ?, ioa-.nev the 1
most extraordina' - .ecr-Pt'ons are
trken to guard her pc.ron :'rom
harm. 1'ilot eng'des are sent ahead, eet that no hog soiith of the i'oto
ar.d the train on which the roy. i uv.c can erase tii'8 disease, eve:? if
personage t'-avels is hea i'y guarded it be eaten ra.v. hatever drdge;
bv trust worthy office? s. , ' ;,eve ' ccmsi ora Westc "i hogs.
Mr. Hugh T. lnm.,11, Pieside t of
the Expos' tlon Cotion M.ills, Atlan
ta, Ga., iti an exhibit recently ma-te
shows thft. dur'ng the last six moiiths
those- mills have ea oed i
equal to sis per cent, for the six
months on the preMt ',;pi(; 1 slock
of y:)")(),00(). Such a showing, in ti e
face of the great depression in the
cotton goods trade, will act as a
powerful magnet to attract cap'tal
south W.-i'ti.
Att e hange, speaking of the epi
demic of misfortunes that has befall
en oii'-diplomat'cservice, says: "The
death of Mhiister Hunt was fol'owed
bv that of the Consul of Manoheim,
our Consul at Cuba has got into
. , , - , , "Zr. .
nnancial trouoles, and the Al mster
to I.ravl has been wrecked at soa,
ami the svv'ce is further smitten by
the resigeation of A. A. Sargent.""
And the Savannah News savs that
these all amount to nothing wien
T .,
we consider that Gen. Lew r.'lace
is conr'ug home to write a book.
... .
Justice Field, of the supreme
court, has taken the ground that
speculating in margins is nothing
less than gambbng, and that con
tracts ciuered into on account of
such speculatio ns were void, and
could not be enforced bylaw. Judge
Field says that a contract for the
purchase and sah? of stock, not own
ed, was void. A contract for the
nice coioralde o .rchase and sale of
stocks, that a broker should nomi
nally, but not really, buy and sell,
and then settle the balance accord
ing to the rate of the stock in the
, , ' -," ii,e ingenuity of their p. eoeco or...
real, but colorable. It was betting. ; i.k at tUe noted Dai.i: bu v: - .rho
A Xew Hampshire wife ran against
h.T husband fo? a position on a
school board, and beat him six votes,
AVliat a tame campaign that must
have been, when neither could show
up the character and record of the
other, nor call each other thieves
and liars or house burners or mur
ders. But we have no doubt both
would have been defeated had they
told all they knew r.hoat enc-1- o: -'cr.
Ihe e";:c
sion iii C
I 'hhauelphY
seems to ha-.
menL vo;p ,
'Aero:".
'ios ;'i el the
he
v. he
C ,'Ci'U .
o we -e d'spat eheo
uiidh !n place
to
v it ere r.e (
all. The ve-i
! m so far pr
silion. The;
out of all te
m- caused 1
. '-as cen to lei've
'erl-.y without oppo
,; : judications '.hat
vno"' " mi !uic. ' .li
the ac, vy ;- . suc
cess of Aguet'O and the vaci',.. o;t
and weakness oi the eniment a
strong party favorable to aiimia; op.
to the fnited Sinte- ,.'U Leli'r.telvt-j
develop
The appearance of "-evei:.1 c;ises
of trichmous in tho Wesiein Scrtes,
f;avs ihe New OJ.e;1.!! Times-Democrat,
has called attention to the
prevalence of t.achime in hogs.
The American hog, it is claimed, is
fieev from this malady than those
o; Germany or any other country.
The swine inspect'on in the Cr.ssel
District of Germany found last yeor
';hty-eight cases o" trichina in
domestic or German hogs and only
'.hree in American hog products.
The reports on the cubject have
shown that the ;-.-'27l::-a a-e :ess fre
quent in the ho; s of tlie Soi'th than
those of any otl'r-r portion of the
Union, and mos frequent n the
Ve:-err States. Tndiana stands
rie-envneut in tela re:.e
; .nd seems
to -;e Lie ccmre C:
ifeciion, 13 pev
cent, of its hop. 3 inspected
oeing
p.orouncctl
two-fifths o
f.-Mfl
:,ci?::nor':,
v I
I f f T C "
! IV.'O-llflbs Of One O ::-CSnt WCre ; CUIKl I
go infected ?.t New d'en?,
1...'.. oae-
. r.lf per cent. in. 'V"
The lalesi: '
te i; iinoii v to : e .
no drnaer w' atcv :
r.I -.epoi. :.i z?x
..v jh..j . XQ.V if
V:. b- j
: j
ecn v-ciu z
m' a 1 : '
:-3u eaten
3 ' b - :
cooked; and even w
'-cnt ' .'on nv.o. . Jiec
u .s
in.'.
-,1'!-
li e or.isgcv is
zAj iiiiiiiag. ned.
viiid lorui is a ve
o :i!U' c.
tS .
especially among the Germ, us, but
is rot in the least trciYeso.ve. It
is only when the system of a. p:u- 1
ron is thoiougiily ;rfcc:c-d ":.y ihe'
triciiuia' that the dV; ise be-oces
- aiuful and "at: , From the gov
ji-nmeiit re-i'oris, theiefoic, it is evi
A liOUNO 15ll,lIO JX UAXK.
Cannot Break Tl) vouh pvd S.Ciii.
New York Mad pud E.vm
"I suppose 1hev-j p:.? t. 'oved n tin-
links anil safe detoU -H J.i AVrl
street and a icinily not f . . -om !?1.0ut.
OUd.000," said Mr. Robert 1Ji ke' kw, ;is
lie sat iti a comfortable '-asv eiiah hi h'-,
olliee in Exchange I'kiee. i-I m;v 1 e a
trilte out of the way in my estimate, but
not very lunch. The projection of al1
this wealth requires tli( service.-, of a
large nuinlier of men in addition to the
usual mechanical and elecric devices
employed for that purpose. The bulk oi
this large sum of monev is stored in the
i vaults of safe deposit companies. The
vaults are built of fire-proof and burglar-
Proof material- aud " as se"e
as modern invention -sviJl pBo.v. Tliev
. , . . , i
are connected by e'eeti ic wires with the
nearest distrk-t teiegr-.oh oflico. Armed
watchmen prce to and f.-o in the -ooms
upon which the vauhs open, Thsemen
i are squired to g've a signa' ove-the
ire at stated hnervpis dining the night,
in order to prove to vhe loDtr aulho ;-
,- .. ,
! ties that thev are 'a.ti i. iiv altembn-rlo
their business, ami llu-t nolhiug of an .
evil nature h?s happe--e.:. If the sig-.aU !
j are not given au armed oo-e cf "a n ?t
at once sent to the vu'. 'n i,uest'Oi I -addition
to these v .'elnr-n h. -r- r..a
other watchmen who pa-rol the ml "ef
front of the bui,ci;og hi wb:c: file . :-t:. -are
placed. P?.iir vai-meo. ,.n 1 c
tectives are also on i3 e 'ooVo-.it To' s1'--picious
persons."
"Are the-e as rn&ny pro.-'; y x r it
roblieis now as i.iere w-e fo're.jv ,"' in
quired the report e .
"I don't lieheve t- t e is the m:-.- , oi
a regular gang of l'Tb'-c-'aisbank 'n. - e.
among au the th:ev-s of 'his r n' v,'
replied Mr. Piuk to "Se..-- a : ;b
old professionals have e'fher di-d o1 a .
been arrested and put away 'n pu-o:-,
and the j ounger men doi"."t seem J " ;p .
have been cauglit a-ul sh-'t-un iihi"
teen or twenty -ears.
4 'The young burglars are now e:-"veiling
then- skill uion ieweh v f;rJ"..s in Jif
ferent pares of the eoimtr; T'-cy ) rve
met witb sueh success that the jewelers
of the United States ha e been compe'led
to organize tliemselves into a .s-x-ieU for
the purpose of mutual protectio i." "
TAMPA & KEY WEST RAILWAY
THE "GEM CITY'' ROUTE.
T'.'E ONLY ALL KAIL L! K TO
ORANGE PARK, MAGNOLIA, GREEN
COVE SPRING & JACKSONVILLE,
Three Hours Quicker to Jacksonville
Thaii by any t i ; c line.
jjuoAD ;.rr,K. stkkl rah. aiu
BRAKKS, FiltST-CLASS L' jl'i I'M ilXi'.
''pifAlXS IMMV AS FOLLOWS:
.1. (ill!. V, SOIT1I.
Leave .lackonville '.i.r-s!:1. .:j..ai p. n.
i li an.je I'ai-k Vi.Zi " 4.m "
' i;iiriioli: lU.."'r " '
;-een 'ive Sprhia' 11. t ' I. . .'
West Tocot 11: '-it " :,:!.-.
Ai ri' c 1'ulatka la p. m. .'..V "
COIN'; ; ohi h.
Lea'.-e i'.i'.atka ..
. . .l-.i:'a. 1.1.
4:1") p. in.
4:i "
.":0S
Florida Sou. June. .l'l:4."
West Tocni 1 1 .-:()
(ireen 'ove Spriiur 1 1 :.M ) " :: i: "
Mairin-lia l:.':Mi " :.:-'i) "
)i an-e i'ai k l '::;i . rn. S;:il
Artive Ja:k: -onviile. . . . " "
THE ST. JOHNS' RAILWAY
MAKEC
diiskct ( r,-tz c: rr ion
At We.-t Tocoi. and from St. Augustine.
Rates and Fare to all Points as Low as by
any other lini', and. bafrjfatre checked throujrh.
M. R. MOHAN, G. W. BENTLEV,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Gen. Manager.
PEOPLE'S LINE STEAMERS
St. Johns River, Florida
S. B. PLANT, CHATTAHOOCHEE
Axi
T li2 TSr ' I IS TV E.
TERMING (TN CONNI CMON WITH THE
I 1 ii,.i....i. ?"-..-.. - ... 1. . iwirin 1.1
DAILV LINE to i- Astor, S int'onl, Eiterpri-e
aitu iii'.vtiiitaiait. l.uuiii , iin.auu ill i,.";-
tor with the St. Johns and I , a e Eu-ti Rail
way: at t-anford with the SOUTH '-T-ORIDA
Railroad tor Maitland. Oi-h.rido. Kissimmee
and Tampa, and from this pc:, it ,-iti Steam
shins lor Cedar Key, Key West and intei me
diate landings oa the west coast, of Florida.
Steamer H. B. Vux.vr leaves lVlat'ka from
1 Florida Southern Railway a h-vf at S::i(l o'd'k,
; p. in., on Monday ', Wednesday and i'l'idavs.
DeRary-IJaya lerch.'.iifs ' ;e steamer
city op Jackson vim.;:, 'eaves I'ala.'ka from
Florida Soulhern Railway wharf tit S o'cloc'".
p. in., on Tuesday", Thursdays and Saturdays.
Uetiirnmg, loaves f-ailior.l u ilyon arrival
of the train of the Soi.th Florida llailroad,
from Tampa at . j. m., arriving at Jackson
ville in time to conne, i with the last mail
train at S:;jij a. in., of the Sa-. annah, Florida
and Western Railway.
Steamer t'H vit vi'iiiarin.n leases Palatka
from Florida Southern Railway wharf at II
o'clock, p. m.. on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Returning, leaves Suniord on Mondays at
; o'clock p, m., on arriv al of ti in on South
Florida Railroad from Tampa.
Returning on Thursdays, leases Sanford at
0:.'i" a. m., on ari i al ( f train on South Florida
Railroad.
Steamer Ji.n.xj i-; lam: leaves Palat'-a from i
Florida soutliern Railway wharf at 1:2 o'clock
p. ni. on Monday anil Thursday. I
Returning leaves Saniord tn Wednesdays !
and Sat nrda. 'T. "
Ticket on sale at AV. O. AVoH;,' Drug Store, I
I'alalUa, Fla., and on board of the steamers.
All tickets and p.;-es of the Dcltai y -Haya !
Merchant's Line ill lie liono " d until further i
orders.
Steam B.-rge l";n le Sun, faihvble for carry
ing unusual aii hc.v.y ii. !;.it, open for ;
charter,
For further p.'i ; ul. 11, inquire of j
R. S. DOW I), Agent,
People's Line St. John's River, !
Oltiee V.:yero- Steamboat Wharf, j
Jack -onviile, Florida.
FRANK R. POi'D,
;t for
s '.'fx
t-ii -tina.a
THE SIMPSON & GAULT
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
CELECU ATED
PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS
FOR WHEAT, CORN OR FEED
AND
Flour Mill Machinery of ail Kinds
CASTINGS, SHAFTINGS AND
IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS
ON . tlOR iINOTICE.
T,v c ic si o ' "v i tl, x:, 1 I.V.
KEUKA MiD (3RANGE SPRING"
mWTK j tin
TRsiJSrfcR COMPflHY
I
Y TEAM WILL LE WE KEUK V FOR
Ora.ige Sprinsr cverv morning on arrival of
l - , : , uiiai oi
i tne treiunt tram fi.ua I alatka, for the purpose
rf
X j. n
I I anSpOrtmg raSSenSferS and F reiffhti
. , ,
1 or Itutner mtonnation address
KEUKA AND ORANGE SPRING
TRANSFER COMPANY,
At Keukn, Putnam Co., Fla.
II. .J. CiIJ003i-:,
DEALER IX
nimw .or, -f..,
FAN oY AND STAPLE GROCERIES
AG ) .
i GlaSSWai'e. C.'Ockerv, ConlectionerV,
'
j TOBACCO ,v:vi CIGARS
!
'mon KTrr
1 PALATKA, FLORIDA.
MARKET
in Town
BEST OF
NEW YORK BEEF
A NT)
KENTUCKY MUTTON
4 LWAYS ON HANI), DRESSED I'OFI,-
try received ihiU.v. Call at the old stand
a letaon street.
IF
BARY BAY
s
Johns kim:r steamers.
CARRYING THEU. S. MAIL
ONE OF THE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
will leave Jacksonville daily, from wharf
foot of Laura street, at 2:120 p. ru.
PALATKA,
ASTOR,
SAX FORD,
ENTERPRISE
And Aul Intermediate Landings South
of Palatka.
AVill m.,ke close connection with all Rail
Lilies for
POINTS IN THE INTERIOR,
And with all steamers at San ford for
POINTS ON INDIAN RIVER.
Returning, leave Enterprise at 7:ft0, and San
iord on arrival of Train, arriving at Jackson
ville EARLY NEXT MORNING,
Making close connection with Rail and Steam
Lines for all points
NORTH, EAST AXD WEST.
Foi- all points between Jacksonville and Pa
latka, take one of the Steamers leaving daily,
Sundays excepted, at 9::S0 a. m.
The through boats of this line run in con
nection with the P?ople's Line, and all tickets
and passes L-sued by that line will be honored
on the thromrh Boats.
CHAS. B. FEXWICH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W, B. WATSON,
General Manager.
izROirsr
Steamboat Line,
THE TOURIST'S FAVORITE
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S
Indestrueiable Palatini Steamer, b"ilt with
fourteen water-tight compartments and
cannot sink; built of iron and can
not, burn perfect safety.
O (3- IsT TJ S
Daily, except Sundays, from tliq
Florida Central Railrod Wharf
Foot of Hogan Street at 9 a. m.
lOR lAGNOIJA, GRHEX COVE SFRING,
X Tocoi (St. Ai'gu.-tine), and Palatka, con
necting there for icala and Gainesville, and all
points on the Florida Southern Railroad. Also,
wite boats for Crescent City and Ocklawaha
River Steamers for Silver Springs and interme
diate landings.
The Cygmij is the largest boat on the St.
John's River.
Licensed to carry IsOO passengers.
Is illuminated with 1:2 electric lights.
Grand piano for the u-e of her patrons.
Grand Instrumental Concert on boat daily
music by Ivutsino.
The Cygnus connects with the Palace
Steamer
1 L O 11 I I) .V,
illaviusr un in-passed passenger accommoda
tions! for Alitor, Enterprise, San ford, and all
points on the upper river. For reliable infor
mation, tickets and staterooms, apply to Leve
..Y Alden's ollices, corner Bay and Ocean streets,
St. James and Everett Hotels.
Mir tickets are CNLIMITED, and good
to ST )P OVER AT ANY OR ALL OF OCR
LANDINGS, and in case you change jour
mind after purchasing, e will at all times re-
Dind the money lor the whole or any portion
' ::f Ktt1 !?
i mationasto prices, etc., cheerfully furnished
I by mail.
TiaVIl fc AIjDIiIX,
Managing Agents.
The Philadelphia Times,
1 SSJ-1.
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j S
tiercelv criticized, with a more coirmlete or
ganization, and au able ssoff of contributors
and with the same independence and fearless
ness that has made it successful and powerful
in tne past.
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i dates to advance, but will meet every issue, as
it has ever done, with consistent devotion to
! the right, to honest government, and the pub
i lie welfare. And, while maintaining its posi
j tion as the leading journal of Philadelphia, it
j will aim to le continually in the advanc) in all
j that can add value to a newspaper.
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; display, but in the intelligence and care, the
I conciseness and freshness with which it is
edited. The Times spends lavishlv for news
from all parts of the world, but all its dis
j patches are carefully edited and condensed, in
! order to give the complete news of the day in
me iiiusi concise
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ariety or entertaining and lnstruc
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; and to make it a journal adapted both to the
busy man and to the leisure of the home cir-
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i 'The Weekmt Times is altogether different
; fr0m the weeklv newspaiH-rs ot twenty years
; atro. The day of those paiors have gone by.
f M'l,.. , .i,,.l li.tl-..,. l.konl nf.u.,..i,u.pc
everywnere, eseciany m ine inriving centres
of rural Pmulation, have made the old weekly
I metroolitan newspaper unsatisfying. Those
; that cling to their ancient usages have lost
their hold on our forward-moving- people: they
are but shadows of their fi irmer greatness, and
they have but a shadow of their former power.
Those patiers have had their usefulness, but it
is gone: and. with it, they are going, too. It
was not the fault of the paper: it was the im- I
provement of the country that brought about :
the chaii'-'o. Men and women, wherever thev !
live, now require fresher news; and thev re- i
. quire more man news.
The Weekly Times gathers off the tvpes of I
evr ry passing week whatever has lasting in- i
ulhe i-"'"1" at hl1 ad u-fore :
; them in such generosity of paper and print as !
FRESH MEAT
wouiu nave usioiuiieu us aiiiweutv veorago. ;
DAILY Twelve cents a week, tiftv cents' a :
motith. s. a year, two cents a copy.
SCNDA V Four cents a copy, sa vear. j
WEEKLY -One copy. S- a year; five copies, '
SS a j ear ; ten copies. tl" a year; twenty cop- j
ies S." a year, with one copy free to theg'etter-
up of every club.
THE TIMES,
PiULADEUHIA.
THE 3VEox3,g,nn.o
Corner I.einon ami Front
Prescriptions Carefully
FRESH DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS!
receive:) daily at
-A-QJszojT'-rm stco & J" acisison's
1IIARMACV. All orders tilled piomptly and s;t bottom i.nees. IIM'm IMl'T'ON com
poundod at all hour- by exporienceu Drtm-gis!.-.
T. Xj A IN" HI
'IT"
aamware, yrocKery,
HOUSEFURNISHINQ GOODS,
SASH, DOCfiS f.SD BLINDS, HARNESS, SADDLES & MIXED POTS
l'LUMinxG, rriNiivc; i'ittixt.
Executed on short notice and on reasonable terms.
Pailatlci, - - Floridji.
BRADLEY'S FERTILIZERS
I
GEORGE E. WILSON,
ONo. 15 West Bay street,;
JACKSON VI LLE FLOR1 DA.
PACIFIC
GUA
COMPANY
For Garden or Grove.
Guaranteed Analysis on Every Barrel,
Manufactories: Boston, Mass.. .iid Charleston,
S. C. For sale by
DREW, H. L & GARDNER,
SOLE AGENTS, PALATKA, FLA.
Also wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, GRITS, MEAL,
HAY, GRAIN,
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, Etc.
US1C STORE
OpiKsite St. Johns Hotel, Palatka, Florida.
Pianos, Organs, & all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
-AND
SEWING MACHINES
QOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
O and rented on the most reasonable terms.
Tuning and repairing a sjiecialtv.
Orders by mail will receive prompt atten
tion. NOTICE OP SALE.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER OF
L the County Court in and for Putnam coun
ty, Florida, liearinur date April 4, Issf, I will
sell at public outcry cm MjySch. I-ss4. iK-ing
the first Monday of said moutii, within the le
gal hours of sale, at the Coeit House in Palat
ka, for cash, the following red estate, lielong
ing to the minors Ma'el L. Y.'chb and Clam L.
Webb, being in said eocmy jind slate, and
comprising- so much of lot No. l'l. private sur- j
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vey, in ec. 12. T. l-i. luurre :.") east, as remain
ed unsold after deed Fcbi-ual'y 0, T-Tti, of
Thompson and Webb to George E. Marvin.
Also k part of Seciion 41. T. 10, S. R. 2h E.,
tmusht at sheriff's sale in July, Is4, a portion
having been sold to tieorge E.Marvin, lieing
the rcmnant.J of the said two lots of land and
containihg about nineaen-s of laud, more er
less. Dat: d this, April 4. IS4.
E. j. CP ILL, Commissioner.
PiLarmacy
Sts., - - PALATKA, I-I-.A
Compounded Day am! Night.
Stoves
Florida. Soutliern Bailway.
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(iOIXG SOUTH.
STATIONS.
I.v Falatka
Ar Interlachen
" Wait's Crossing
" Gruelle
" Micanopv
" Lochbiei....
" Reddicks
" Oca la
" North Lake Weir..
" South Lake Weir. .
Ar Leesburg
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STATIONS.
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" North Lake Weir..
" Ocala
" Reddicks...
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" Wait's I'rossing
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TRAINS AIUU V E A 'V G A 1 X ESVjLLE '
From Palatka, si:;th a sfaml
Ocahiand f P M
Leesburg. 4 'l "
From Micanopy 7:45 am
TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE.
For Palatka, 8:00 a m (iiid
Ocala and , H;iHipM
Leesburg. ;t:00 p m
l or Micanopy 5:Ipm
MICANOPV.
Train leaves at."". ". ." rTT.TTTTTToiwXM
I rani arrivesat. ,j.10 M
First-class car through from Palatka tc
Gaincsyille on all trains.
CONNECTIONS.
At Palatka with Jacksonville, Tampa" & Key'
est by, last river steamers for M Au
gustine, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
an. 1 all points North, East mul West, and with
up river steamers for South Florida se
i'V",1',,"":, S,'.n'u' h',,n Reamer "Citv of
aliitka, lijHIiai'blim, New York, lloMon.
Philadelphia, etc.
At Wait's Crossing with Peninsular Railroad
lor aldo.
At (htinesville with Tran it liaibdad for
( euar Key, 1 en -acola, New Drleans mid Tain-
At Ocala wiih Transit Railway and Jiack.s
lor Silver Springs.
At Leesburg with boats on Lake Harris for
points on Lake and along Si. Johns and Lake
l.ustis b'ailway. Abo win, (,raliaie's Ha h
lor Hii.oksviiic, Snnn.-i ville and nil points i,t
Ninth 1 iornla.
S. CON A NT, JAS. D. HoLLISTER,
Oejii ral Manager. Superintendent.
0. W. HKU.M WELL, G. T. F. A; P. A.
THE MOST NATURAL AND SUBSTANTIAL
Orange Tree Food
1 in port n nl (liiotiiin:
lY'V".' DESIhE A STEADY, 1 1 F.ALT H
1 nl, vigorous grow Hi. do von desire Ci.kan
BuKiin I'm ixV 'I hen buy and apply
Presbrey's Drayton Island Marl.
1. very poison's fruit where it has been ati
filled are clean, luscious and bright. Refer
ence by permission: Hon. J. W. 'j ucker. Judge
. A. ( ocke, A. C. Martin. X. .1. Men.-lroiu
( harles Groxcs and many others have demon
strated its excellent qualities, mid we now of
lerit to the public with perfect confidence.
Price per ton, or eight hniTcK-, on pier head
Drayton island, SJ: or at citv Wharf n.ui-
iV,''1: ..l hl -. - ,; i-r barrel, ti.T.-i. All orders
tilled . O. I). AdurcKu
A. A. PRESBUEY & CO.. Sanford. Flu.
AD31 L KSTIiATOirS KOTJCE.
LL LA IMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OK
S. H. Iiemont must be presented ni pre
scribed by law or this notice will be pleaded
in bar. And all parties concerned will take,
notice that six months from the date hereof
I will ask for my final discharge from such
administration before the county judge for
Putnam county, Florida.
C. A. KNOW ETON
-M . Administrat r.
READY FOR THE
3QU1TO
I have just received a lai gs lot of
MOSQUITO NETS
DIFFERENT STYLE. ALSO
FIFTY PIECES NEW PATTERNS
OF
Floor
AT LOV PRICES.
WALNUT, ASH & PAINTED
CHAMBER SUITS
A FULL ASSORTMENT.
L. LILIElMTHAL
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