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THE DAILY NEWS.
CORHESPONDEXCJJ
Solicited on all interesting topics throujrhout
the state. We will be especially Kratc-ful for
all local items of interest to the public. Xews
ent by wire should le abbreviated when prac
ticable, and sent after 6 o'clock, p. m., address
ed to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
AGEXTS FOR THE NEWS.
The following gentlemen are the authorized
Kenta of The Palatka Daily and WiitKL
N ews, in their several localities:
V. t. DeWitt, San Mateo.
W. C. Valentine, Nashua.
C. S. Packard, Welaka.
R. M. Hard. JCorwalk.
J E Marshall, Fruitland, ria.
J 1 McCallnm, Orange Mills, Fla.
A. 11. Bartlett, Ueoriretow n.
Daniel Darling, Drayton Island.
K. L. Hirlcy, Lake George.
J. L. Hurt on. Crescent City.
J. C. Strickland, Interlachen.
A. Munroe, Hclteekin.
Wm. 1'. Ii-ldock, Seville.
J. S. Cowd n, St. Auffustine.
H. A. Voreiback, Melrose.
PALATKA, FLA., JUNE 2".. 1881.
Can Tic purchased at F. C. COCIIUANCJ'S j
XEWS .STAND, at the Post Otnce.
The ''Vo-ws Olllee.
The office if The Daily News is loeu.ed
on Water str- f., in the new budding next to
TteiTii ;?eneraJ tors.
DAILY
The thcrmoinv
SKiHterert yetfie
X ig-rees aO:2 rr . .
xTHER REPORT.
..tthe Moraine Pharui'iey
y 7 denrees at 7 a. m.; :J
u ., dejfi'ces at p. in.
Heading Notleew.
Win. F. Forward delivers Ice free within the
city limits to his customers. Lartre quantity
of 'best Luke Ice on liana at all times.
Hay, Grain, Lime, Cement, Hrick, etc.. at
Wm. F. Forward1.", cove him a call when in
need of anything' of the kind and examine his
stock and prices.
For Kent. Furnished and unfurnished
Rooms, a fine Store handsoinelyfitted up on
Lemon Street. Apply at this otlice.
Now receiving the honey peach. They take
the place of the een-to and are very fine tla
vor at the Family Store of H. U. Iteid.
First of the season aai ii. Fine pine appics
from Indian river received at the "Family
Store" at reasonable! price. K. It. Heio. '
Millinery Goons. Mrs. J. A.Smith is sel
ling her entire stock of Millinery Goods at
jrreatly reduced rat'S and invites the ladies to
call early and jcet bargains.
Use Odenta for the teeth, prepared
only at the Putnam Pharmacy.
The II a ji sett House, Savannah. Visitors
to Savannah, ia., will find the Harnett House
a comfortable and desirable stopping place,
where the uniform excellence of the table is a
Subject of general remark, while the price is
only $2 ier day. Chicago Nat ional Hot el lte-
lorter.
Call for Srcnud District Con vent ion.
At a meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee of the Second Congres
sional District of Florida, held in Jack
sonville May 29, it was ordered that a
convention of the democratic part' in
the district le held at Palatka, Putnam
county, on Tuesda', the 1st of July next,
at 12 in., to nominate a candidate for
Congress, to apjaiint an Executive Com
mittee for the district, and to consider
such other matters as may lie brought
before it.
The lasis of representation will be the
same at that prescribed by the State De
mocratic Executive Committee for rep
resentation in the State Convention.
The several counties in the district are
requested to select delegates to the Con
gressional Convention at the same time
that they select them to the State Con
vention as far as may le practicable.
E. M. L'Enule, Chairman.
W. B. Young, Sec'y.
Captain Bravo Not to Ilia me.
Savannah, (1a., June 20, 1884.
Stephen A. Bravo, Master Steamer Air' tar
Sip. -We herewith render our deeinon
in the case of the United States vs, ;he
steamers Anita and Princess for colds
ion. The charge, violation of Ride I. of
the rules and regulations for the govern
ment of pilots, we find that the sterm
ers Anita an 1 Princess, on the night of
May 27, 184, were approaching e; eh
other in the tirst position as laid down in
the rules and regulations for the govern
ment of pilots. The Princess blew one
whistle ano received one in reply from
the Anita: when the steamers were
within one hi ndred or one hundred and
fifty feet of each other, the course of the
Princess was changed from rt to star
board, bringing the Princess across the
bow of the Anita. This is in violation of
all rules laid down for the government
of steam vessels. It further appears from
the evidence produced on this investiga
tion that the steamer Anita was slowed
down and all possible means taken to
avoid the collision, an 1 after the collision
every effort appears to have been made
by the Anita to save the lives of the two
passengers who were thrown in the riv
er, one of whom was picked up by the
Anita's boat We find the special pilot
of the Princess, Richard W. Lucas,
guilty of the violation of Rule I. of the
rules, whereby Edward R. Hall, of Bos
ton, Mass., lost his life, and revoke his
license. We exonerate Master Stephen
A. Bravo, of the steamer Anita, of any
blame in the collision.
Peter Jones,
Inspector of Hulls.
H. D. Headman,
Inspector of Boilers.
The Cemetery.
The writer walked over to the ceme
tery with friends on Sunday afternoon,
and was gratified to note the neat ap
pearance of everything out there. The
lots are all kept clean and in good repair,
while the walks and roadways have been
covered over with sawdust. The ladies
who look after the cemetery deserve a
great deal of credit ' for the thorough
good condition in which they have it
kept. When the shrubbery and trees
that have been put out grow up our "city
of the dead" will rank among the pret
tiest in the State.
CITY NOTES.
Rink opens again Thursday night.
The schooner "Marcus Edwards'' set
sail yesterday morning and went down
the river, having discharged her cargo i
here.
Don't forget the skating rink to-morrow
evening.
Drew, H. L. & Gardner will now fur
nish enough brick to rebuild the town
in substantial style. See the new adver
i isement.
Dr. Estes gave this reporter a nice ride
the. other cveniyg in his new turn out.
The Dr. has a nice Imggy and a regular
2:10 horse.
W. Wallace McCall, Esq., a prominent
attorney of Cainesville, is confined to his
bed quite sick, and serious fears are en
tertained that he will not recover.
The J. T. & K. W. R. R.'s construction
train is leveling up the yard of that road
here with band, covering over the saw
dust on account of the danger from fire.
Mr. E. B. Lane is constantly replen
ishing his stock, and his building is now
crowded with goods in his line. lie en-
joys a fine trade, and deserves every bit
of it.
Tlx skating rink is now opened every
Thursday evening, and the young folks
seem to enjoy the fun tole had down
there immensely. Go and see for your
self Thursday evening.
People in northern cities are leing
stricken down by the intense heat, while
here in Palatka we are having the pret
tiest summer weather imaginable, with
good health and cool breezes.
In making a circuit of the town it is
noticeable that substantial dwellings and
cottages are going up on all hands. There
must be close on to twenty-five houses
going up in this city at this time.
A smoking set, offered as a prize to the
purchasers of the " Cute" cigars by Mr.
E. C. Post at the Tropical Hotel, was
won last night by Mr. Wm. Berry. It is
a handsome brass set and the winner is
correspondingly happy.
Harry Heath has a pet he thinks a
great deal of. It is a five-foot rattle
snake, which seems to be in bad humor
over his confinement, as he tunes up his
rattles and attempts to strike everything
that goes in reach of him.
Mr. Fred A. Garrison will leave for
Boston in a day or two. seeking health
and pleasure. He has recently recovered
from a long spell of fever and his friends
are glad to know he is again able to
undertake so long a journey.
We call attention to the commence
ment advertisement of the Academy of
the Sacred Heart to le found elsewhere,
which will take place in the hall of the
academy next Monday evening. The
price of admission has letn placed at 50
cents.
Nothing will surprise a married man
more than for him to go home and sur
prise his wife in liinpingaround the house
with her little toe bandaged, and to have
her say, in a half -reproving way, that
she don't see why he need keep such an
awful sharp edge on his razor.
We all know J. M. Griggs and our
friends often ask for news of him. He is
publishing a newspaper in Georgia; they
call him "Colonel," and he says he has
only a picture of the " Original" with
which to console himself during the few
moments of leasuro left from his many
and arduors occupations.
Kind words from the Enterprise Her
ald, for which, thanks: "The Palatka
News is making its mark. It is a paper
that has opinions and expresses them
fearlessly and clearly. Besides, no one
doubts its sincerity and earnesntess .As
the advocate of urgent reforms in the
state government it has already taken a
prominent place among the paers of
Florida."
We learn from the Jacksonville Herald
that a young locomotive engineer named
William F. Clark, of the South Florida
railroad, was shot and mortally wounded
at Sanford, Sunday, by a woman said to
1k from Tampa. Clark was from Jack
sonville, and has relatives and friends
living there. The woman came from
Tampa in the morning, went out to
where Clark was living, called him out
and shot him down.
We have two arrivals which will ex
actly counterpoise each other. Major
Ilealy conies from the South and Hon.
J. H. Fry is just home from Washington.
Blaine or Cleveland would dispair but
that the efforts of one is counteracted by
those of the other. So our readers will
note no change in the political stock
market as vet. John Kelly may die or
desert as suiteth him lest, but while
either candidate has Ilealy or Fry he will
be certain of a following.
A Berlin, newspaper has Rot hold of a
Pennine sensation. It says that an enor
mous hotel is soon to le built at St. Au-
gustine, Fla. It will le three miles long.
six miles deep and 75 stories high. Guests
will lie taken to their rooms by 500 bal
loons; the tables in the dining room will
t four miles in length, and the waiters
will be on horsekack. There will le a
cuspidor in the office 100 feet in circum
ference. The German doen't often try
to lie funny, but when he does he meansy
business. Ex.
Arrested for Murder.
On yesterday Mr. John J. Thomas was
taken to Georgia on a requisition from
the Governor to be tried for a murder,
alleged to have been committed in Chat
ham county in 1375. Mr. Thomas was
found by Anthony Manns at DeLand
and. immediately expressed his willing
ness to go heme and abide the result.
Entertainment at St. Augustine.
St. Augustine, Fla.. June 24.
Editor Palatka News.
Last night an entertainment was held
at old Fort Marion in this city for the
U-netit of the
Presbv ter ian St i nda v
school, also of this place. It was a
grand success. Some two hundred
friends attended its literary and refresh
ing exercise.
Among the literary notabilities were
the following: Mr. Reidy. of Augusta.
Ga., an Irish elocutionist of very supe
rior attainment, who r leased de
lighted bis appreciative a .d.'en?. Now,
why can't lie be heard again, and that
at an early day ?
Then came some of Mr. C. M. Uevau's
peculiarly pleasing recitations. Nexj
tableau "Romeo and Juliet, " by 7dks
Jcsie S. Van Dorn and Mr. J. W. V'ns
low, Jr. This was simply grard.
Music Vocal duet, by Mrs. Foster and
Mr. Enslow. j
Then other tableaux "Pocahontas I
and Captain John Smith axplcining his
compass;" played by Miss Florence Hue
iett and J. S. Cowdon. The dress of this
Indian princess was sujerb.
The Wax Works of Mrs. Jarley, other
wise Dr. DeWitt Webb, was the hit of
the evening.
The concourse w?is in its most happy
humor, and, I guess, the reason of this
was the abundant and excellent supply
of nature's sweetest flowers by one of the
fairest of St. Augustine's flowers in the
person of Miss Mary Reynolds, who re
alized a handsome sum from the sale of
those of her own raising, and which sum
she generously donated to the Sunday
school fund.
The music by the artillery band was
also of its usually superior selection and
rendition.
One young lady in dancing a momen
tary whirl or two with some of her
sweet girl friends fainted, near the end
of the entertainment, which caused a
commotion, but Dr. DeWitt Webb as
sisted in restoring her to speedy con
sciousness. EsjH'tial credit is due to Dr. J. K.
Rainey for the excellent stage of which
he so ably and kindly managed the erec
tion. Drs. Rainey and Webb and Messrs.
Bevan and Enslow, all four composing
the committee of arrangements, were
untiring in their efforts for its success,
and the good result following their labors
add another link in the chain of kind re
gards which binds them to us, and which
link we one and all unreservedly extend
to them. It was certainly an affair not
soon to be lost in memory among the
many happy ones held in the Ancient
City during the past season. Everylody
had a good, fine, jolly time, and surely
this is the fairest winter and summer re
sort on this mundane sphere. Come
over with all your friends and see us.
Senator Mann, of Crystal Rive P. O.,
Hernando count, Florida, spent Satur
day and Sunday nights in this city, with
his children, who are at school here,
and early Monday morning he left for
the Pensacola convention.
Mr. E. C. Beasley, of Lake Maitland
P. O., is here with some of his family, for
his health. J. S. Cowdon.
An Amiisiii- Sloi-y.
Boston people tell a somewhat amus
ing story, says the Chicago Times, about
Mr. Charles Perkins, Commodore of the
Hull Yacht Club. Mr. Perkins, it seems,
is a popular and well-to-do pietir.e -frame
dealer in the Bean City, mi 1 having any
(inantity of leisure on his hands, he eon
eluded to join the Hull Yacht Cl.il.
Combining every element of polarity,
he was soon elected commodore of that
organization, and a formal reception was
given in his honor on board the flagship
of the squadron. Now, while Mr. Per
kins was thoroughly acquaint ;'-d with
every detail of the picture frame busi
ness, he was wofully uninformed as to
nautical matters, and hardly had be
boarded the yacht on the evening of the
ovation to him than he made a most
compromising break. Surrounded by
his fellow sailors he proudly paced the
deck of the yacht till he came to one of
the traps leading down into the hold.
Pausing here and peering cautiously into
the empty space lielow, an expression of
surprise illuminated his countenance, and
heexclaimed: "Gosh! the darned thing's
holler, ain't it?"
The Decks are Cleared.
Newark Journal.
Thus the decks are cleared for Chicago.
The democratic party, represented in na
tional convention at Chicago three weeks
hence, can make no mistake. The brain
and the brawn of the party will 1? thero
in full force, the spirit that brooks no de
feat and a conscience always sensitive to
what is wrong. There may be earnest
contests over the men who shall be the
instruments to lead in the victory for good
government. Pure statesmanship mav
plead in the name of Bayard; vigorous
reform may rise up and cry for Cleve
land: sturdy honesty may demand Thur
man; the correction of flagrant abuses
seem to require that the knife le placed
in McDonald's hands but, no matter
who he may le. he shall not wholly lack
Bayard's statesmanship; nor Cleveland's
vigor, nor Thurman's honesty, nor Mc
Donald's pruuing-knife. The party is
rich in many good names, and, whoever
he may le, he cannot but shine by con
trast with Blane.
About the time Mr. Bayard was mak
ing his Dover sp?ech Mr. Douglas and
Mr. Lincoln were exerting all their influ
ence to keep Senator Logan from going
off to the Confederates with a regiment
of Southern Illinois young men.
An instant ,ind permanent c ure for Neural
gia. Hek and N erven Headache and all ner
vous pa "up: 'fake a teasj.ont'ul of Jordan's
.lojoes Julep : per direction-ion bottle. In
palnfui menstruation it ,-ts like maric. If
one dose relit vc yen iii- t :nt!y don't stop tak
ing till you ait- pei iui'iiei'itly cured, Price "tv.
for saie by druiryists m i'alatka and else
where. ws
The Fi.ohioa Mki'U'ixf.-Hoom's F.ihkk.v
Prepared e.xpr 'ssly for this ciim..ie. At tt.is
sea-on in this climate a perfect household pan
acea. It prevents maluria. cures biliousness,
relieves constipation and keeps you healtny
:;nd Well, 'i o the business man it is invalua
ble. Simply t.ike a dose when you feel unwell
and yon w;!l not have to lay up. but can at
tend t business and ear 'i..f u Ii., c and -i
in'any sort of weathei. For sale 1 dniv'.iri.'ts
in I'ulal ka ami elsev, here. wws
BRICK! BRTcBRiCKi!!
Parties Wishinsr to Purchase
Will do Well to Call on
Drew, H. I. k Gardner,
Who have on hand an Excellent
Quality from Georgia,
CHEAP.
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BABY CARRIAGES
H. J. CAMPBELL,
ARCHITECT k CIVIL ENGINEER
Plans, Specifications,
Superintendence and Estimates
For all Kinds of Buildings.
Surveys, plans ;i:i1 estimates made for all
Icimls of eivil enjrineeriinr. canals, docks, ter
minal facilities for railroads, water works,
sewerage, irrigation, dramatic, river and har
bor improvements, and I uidscape .uardeliiii'.
hand surveying, examination, laying out ami
ma f j i 1 1 ir off town sires. Uaroaiet l ie levels and
llyiejf reeonnoisnuee taken. Properties and
proposed work examined ami reported on for
non-residents. (Mlieein GrilHn's Uriel; lUoek,
Palatka. Fla.
Artesian Wells. Irrigation.
IRRIGATE YOUR GROVES.
The rapid prowth of trees amltiie jrreatest
de elopement of fruit, can only be obtained
by proper arraimements for . irrigation, du
rinjr the dry spells that vicit us every year.
With plenty ol water at command, the growth
of join)'! trees, and t lie crops of those in beai
inr, are an assured siiceess.
i kkk; ATioN is Tin: mippp anciiok op
(Mt.N(iK ( PI1 phi:.
The epcriine;i(s thai have already been
made a iii on hi nt ly prove i: s va lue.
t"' por the purpo-e of irreruion. prop
erly con: I meted. Artesian Wells are the
cheapest , be- t and most relic. ble.
'orrcspomietiec solicited. list intuits yiven.
Contracts taken for wells, pour to six-inch'
pipe l eecoiiuiii ieie l as most pract ical
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Palatka, Pla.
p. o. pox
Or sit Office of P.. 11. McKian, !,omon St ret.
AlOllNISTHATOirS NOTICE.
1 LP XA1MS AO AINST TUP HSTATP OP
j. S. II. Oemont must be presented as prc
scriled by law or this notice will be pleaded
in bar. And all part it's concerned will take
not ice t hat six uiont hs from the date hereof
I will ask for my final discharge lrom sta ll
administration before the county judne for
Putnam count v, Florida.
P. A. KNOWPTOX
Ap . Administ ratr.
State of Florida, County Court for
Putnam County.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick I).
I'tite, deceased.
Notice is hereby yiven that the undersigned
lias been appointed ,v the count v court of
Putnam county. Florida, administrator of the
estate of Frederick It. I.ente, deceased. All
persons ha vitnr any demands against the es
tate of said deceased are hereby notified to
present t he same to the undersigned, within
the time prescribed by law or this notice will
be pleaded in bar.
William Kkmiii.k Lkxtk.
Administrator of the Kstate of Frederick I).
I.ente. decease,, Palatka, Florida.
The Changes in the Election Districts
of Putnam County.
In accordance with the statute in such case
made and provide.) the chancres in flic Im.uii
ilaries of the elect ion districts of I 'lit .nam ( " uni
ty Fioi Haare liereby niihle nwfteis of public
notice, at the regular meeting of the P.oard of
i unity 'oinniissioncrs f ir saiii ct unity on Jiin
uur.v a, ss:, in compliance with a jH-titiotl to
such ctlect.
On motion ordered. That the north half of
section 'J, township 1, south of ran ire T cast
lw embraced within the boundary lines of
election district No. 5, as heretofore laid out
with votinir place or precinct at C T. Potter's
store.
In compliance with a jx tition from the citi
zens in The vicinity of and livinir at Iiuilalo
Minn", asklmr to lie annexed to election district
No. s: on motion it was ordered that elect ion
district No. s, U- 1 minted and dcscriU-d as fol
lows: Itejriunuur at the intersection of the
Ocklawaha and the St. John's liivor, thence
foUowimr the ( K klawaha Pix er to the line !
tween township 11. ran ire i". and I rani.- "jr.
S. A" K. Thence runnitur north, to liicet'reek:
thence following Uice ( reek to the St. John's
Kiver; thence southerly alonyr the western
bank of said river to a point directly west of
the mouth of lninu's ( Ycck; thence east across
said river to the mouth of said creek; thence
followitiff said reek to a point where it crosses
the township line, thence west in a direct line
to the west bank of the St. John's Kiver,
southerly alomr said west bank to place of h
trinniiur, with votiny j dace or precinct at Pa
latka. t
tin motion it was ordered that all that por
tion of election district No. 15 Ivinjr south of
the present northern line of Putnam county,
and east of Sim's Creek, be annexed to and
made a part of election district Is'o. 14.
EOBT. IR. IRIEXIO.
THE ZETIMII
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IRo"fc)i3. R- IRocL &c Son,
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Dealers in Genera! Merchandise.
partment. Alv
it lm l me p sii y ii in $
All ClASSES Of REM. ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOID.
MONEY TO LOAM !N GSTY PROPERTY
1A UlTHA. i'l-OIJI JA.
VEBTBEES & CO.
.v.'i aviioi;i:sai,i: ih.ai.i.us in
FLOUR, GRITS, CORN, HAY, OATS, BRAN, COTTON
SEED EVSEAL &. FERTILIZERS.
GRIFFIN'S 1SLOCK, WATI'.lt STIMOKT, PALATKA, Vl.A.
All Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention and Quick Shipments Made
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araware, urocKerv. sieves
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
SASH, DOORS AND BUNDS, HARNESS, SADDIES & MIXED PAINTS
K.vccutcd on short notice and on reasonable terms.
I'jilnt Kji, - - ----- l "ln-il:i.
MY STOCK OF MISFITS AND ORDERED CLOTHING
K3UST BE SOLO
FOTJETBE2NT DjT"S
wiria 101 it i i:?-ii-:ic v i:
To make room for m v SI' M M V.K ST( )( 'K. No reason.: hlc olfer refused. .My son will stay lit
town, at the ohl stand, all summer. All work left in his cha i).re will receive his closest at lent ion .
ii. w. ii :ik;k loiff.
CREArVH
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Hunyadi Janos Water on Draught.
FOR GROCERIES
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-AJLl EZinds,
(it Tit
B. G. LASSiTER,
I.KMt N AMI 4 lilt S I S,
PALATKA, lJ.O I 1 1 A.
FOR SALE!
I 7S
THOMAS,
IO TOWN LOTS.
rieatiftilly situated U tweeu the Station on
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West Rail
way and the Church, .Masonic Hall and I'ubiic
School It.Mim. Distance from Thomas Station
one-half mile. Good pine land, healthy 'rood
water, jrood society. Map recorded. Clear ti
tle. 11-ices reasonable. For further informa
tion, call at the premises or address at Palatka.
Florida,
J. W. THOMAS.
SODA WATER.
ICE
COLD,
Fruit Flavors
STOSE
1" L O R I 1) A.
I.1 I o i i 1 :i
Full Line of Goods Kept in Eae'i tfe
ays give us a Call.
V Pa
A ZLST IE
LANSING & CO.
Keep con-bint ly on hand ii complete frock of
Fresh Groceries
CANNED GOODS
-AND
PROVISIONS
We have now tin assortment of
VVAIY FINK TIC AS
LANSING & CO.,
I.KMOX STIir.KT,
1'AI.ATKA. FLA
FACTS WORTH KNOWING!
That we have not oiened a carriage reposito
ry for the puriM.se of MclJinjf ntr a lot or cheap
jroods, but it is a fact that we have oenod n re
pository for t he sale of firt-clu.ss iroods. We
have conn- to st;ty and intend to make our re
pository a -i-edit to Palatka and old Putnam
county. tiir stock consists of ladies'eait-i. la
tin -s' phii tinis, etui Hpriiur tint sile-tmr toj. Imir
tries, larm and e.vpr.'SS Wilsons mid CiirH (d
J. I;. i)i:vs MaKk, jACKsoNNii.i.r.,
platform spriinr waron, Watertown trrocers'
wagons, two-hoi-se (rearinir, lumber (fcarintr.
broad tire-. l!artn-ss of all tri-ades, h1-s. shafts,
halters, whips. All our trooUs are warranterl to
1m- just what we recommend them to t (Jive
us a call and see that we mean business.
FARRAR k JONES,
MKUKYDAY'S lU'II.DINti, Lemon street,
opposite Court House
W. COMtAI),
FLORIST k LANDSCAPE GARDENER
I.AIHIi: VARIETY" OF PALMS, It A HE
j. x coses aim .--emi-i roptcal Plants in trenentl
: eon.-tantly on hand. 'or;'es).oud -nee solicited.
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