The Palatka daily news., July 01, 1884, Image 2

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THE. DAILY NEWS.
BEXJ. HAItlllSO.V, Editor.
The Daily News is published every morn
inp. except Monday, and delivered by carriers
ia the city, or mailed postupu free, for ,r0 cents
a month, fl.flO for three mouths, for six
months, or $5 per annum.
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paper, publinhed eory Saturday, containing
all flic news of the feck, local and pejieral. Jt
is the larpest and handsomest weekly paper
published "in Florida, and will be mailed post
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irst insertion and 10 cent. per line for each ad
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Address,
AV. W. ItANDAIilj.
JSrjPTN-Fss Manager,
' Palatka, Florida.
Khoisterrd at Tnz Palatka Tost Office
as Second-Class Mail Matter.
PALATKA, FLrA., JULY 1. 1S-S4.
Democratic Conservative Ticket.
fop. governor:
EDWARD A. PERRY",
Of Eseamlni.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
MILTON II. MAIiRY,
Of Sumter.
We wonkl fall special attention
to the U-ttej of Mr. LmUo ProeMont
of the Seville ninl Halifax Ii. R., ip.
reference to t Ii-r? chrfs ma.lt
.v.iirssij tiii"- Hon. C'hac. Doiiirhcrt v.
Mr. Lento is v. idely known in Ka
Floril;i, an. Ms lefrnce like the en
dorsement of Mr. Bishop carrier
weight.
Wc are glad to reprint the en
dorsement of Perry's nomination by
Judge Hilton of the Economist. His
opinion that Perry is the strongest
man in the party carries with it
much weight, and he is so indepen
dent of any bias that Ids endorse
ment is a pledge of support outside
the regular ranks. But the opposi
tion to Perrv in Escambia was a
matter of personal feeling and will
npver extend to the nominee. The
Nkws saw tne result of the conven
tion before the Economist, and our
contemporary "may refer to this last
prediction before the campaign is
over; meantime we aro glad to see
the old war horse ready for anoth
er battle.
Messrs. Sandier., Dougherty and
Martin are on the ground and their
forces were placed in lino on yester
day ready for the grand struggle of
to-day. Fortunately these are all
good democrats and there can be no
question of division in the party re
sulting from the nomination of any
one before the public. These have
been fully endorsed by their friends
at home and articles discussing the
claims of each have been presented
in our columns. Of one thing we
are very certain; that the attacks
made on Messrs. Sanchez and Dough
erty have fallen entirely without ef
fect on the ears of the people who
have known both gentleman for
years. When all are equally good
we can only hope that the strongest
may win, as ire believe either of the
three can beat Bisbee on the field
that has been his for years.
ron 'ox;i;r:sS.
To-morrow's sun will sop the dem
ocrats of Florida readv for the fight.
In the next issue of Tin; Xev the I
name of our candidate for congress j
will be nailed to the mast, and the j
real work of the campaign will be-
'in I
None of the apprehension-; which I
attended the state convention will
follow the session of his bodr. All
the indications prefigure harmony
and easy agreements. There are no
complications between the candida
tes, and, so far as we know, the best,
of feeling exists throughout the dis
trict. Maj. Abrams has shown the
only proof of dissatisfaction, and
since that gentleman is not a candi
date his personal feeling will proba
bly influence only himself and his
immediate friends. Except the ar
ticle on Sanchez in the Times-Union,
ho mud has entered into the prelimi
nary contest, and that was promptly
eliminated by the action of the Al
achua committee. All will be satis
fied if each knows he had a fair
show. All the candidates now prom
inent are voung and each is willing
to wait for the gratification of his
ambition if the people so decide.
Our friends will find no weakness in
the party as .a consequence of the
pomkiation at Palatka and
the delegates will realize the fact
that in the second district and es
pecially in Putnam county will come
the warmest work of the campaign.
Here is the real headquarters of the
Bisbee forces, and here his best
troops will be massed. And in our
county the decisive blow will be
given which shall consign Bisbee to
that retirement, which, in pure kind
ness of heart, we have long courted
for him. It is no child's play we
have undertaken, but neither will
the democrats work by childish
methods, and the party is fully
aroused and in line. With the de
feat of Blaine and Bisbee, a stins:
ing blow will be directed against
that subordination of public means
to private ends which has character
ized the republican party. Origin
ally unselfish to the verge of fanati
cism, the martyrs of 1 00 are Blaine
men of IPS t, .and the people will ad
minister the needed rebuke in jus
tice to themselves. When Curtis J
and Adams stand aloof democ
rats mns keep their powder dry.
"Till: SIDE KIIOV."
We think the Pensacola conven
tion did wisely and well in all things
except the sanction extended to the
lnr!y election of county officers. !
Whatever qualification to the oxer-1
i-ise of mrlrnge may be prescribed
:-reaf:.er, the one now enfort-l by :
the demoM-atic party, is in our oo'i,- ;
''li. nn p!M to citizens w r.o 'na
. , ,. . - -
witii us politically, and unfair to
ourselves. The dt-moi-ratie partv j
owes its perennial vouth to the fact i
that it is the embodiment of llio j
popular will on public subjects; in
Florida it furnishes th only possible
medium of expression for the intel
ligence and business interests of the
.state at large. Looking to these el-
. inniw ioi Mij.jioii, eoeu j)oiu ;is j
well as unchangable principle, require
the exercise of justice to all men,
and only thus can wc carry out the
measures we have advocated. By a
strict adherence to the principles
which have actuated us in the past,
we can draw to our support all rtiat
is valuable in the opposition; by an
abandonment of principle for any
object of temporary expediency, we
inevitably weaken our position.
And in setting a party qualifica
tion on suffrage, we plainly make a
sharp departure from the path laid
down by the principles of our organ
ization. The constitution under
which we live is bad, but we are not
responsible for its provisions even
when it allows the governor to ap
point the county officers. Now if
we follow the constitution our op
ponents know that we only use a
weapon furnished hy themselves. If
we refuse the uso of this weapon,
we should allow every citizen to ex
ercise due weight and influence in
the selection of his officers. A bad
president may wound his patriotic
pride, and increase his taxes by a
slight per cent, bad officers in his
county may be a source of hourly
vexation and loss to himself and his
nearest interests. Therefore, above
all others, be is interested in the
choice of these. The constitutional
convention to which we stand pledg
ed, will give this opportunity to use
his best judgment for the benefit of
himself and In friends, but, mean
time, there is no middle ground on
which democrats can consistent iv
stnr.d. No mi!' ean justly blame us
if our g.-vernor takes the rospor.sj-
"iin 'm ii.iiuiii i iii.- uuiiiu own ers,
b-;. if we depart from this, everr
-i! izen, as w
, 1
:i t hwr-e who vote the
lein."
;J io stale ticket, i-dVmM
owed to OX
Vd'Oit'IVP.Ci
Mit?.in!n 4't!io si.lc show" we tl
iin k:
the iv.rty occupies b.i-1 ground; we
Iiel ic ve
it is nlso hivl j.-'Iicy.
Vv'e an
U'hi.l t" see tlia ?Ir. (Ira
Fiori'.l.i Ilersthl Ipis heou
l:col upon lie electoral ticket, hut
fire surprised tliat the Herald should
consider the selection a compliment
to '-the vounq- democracy !" Or.lv a
few months aero the same authoritv
reprove.l the writer for the use of I
the term by assuring us that no fac-j
: i ii. . n- !
uiKis e.isieu in me camp. e
would prefer to consider the selec
tion a compliment to East Florida,
and a well-merited mark of the ap
preciation in which the party holds
the journal representee! by our friend,
but if it Avas impolitic to speak
of '"the voung democracy," months
ago merely to explain defeat in a
past conflict, surely the expression
should be carefully suppressed in
the heat and excitement of "a hard
struggle. The compliment however
was well bestowed, and the honor
richly earned.
F. C. COCHRANE,
WHOLESALE AMI liETAIL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER IN
FISHING TACKLE, FINE CIGARS
Flox-Itlix Curiosities!,
Florida Maps, Books, Canes, &c
Post-office Building-, Front Street unJ next
door south,
PALATKA. - - - FLORIDA.
Calhoun, "Gillis & Calhoun,
IXSLT1LLCE AiiEYrs.
REPRESENT THE
IK M E INSURANCE d M PA V, 4' New Vt Tk,
Tin: "Si'v." ;,..:
the new you;. undf.kwui ri:::s.
Tin: : f.kmania,
THE factors A- Til A 1; !:.:-. .-.j N.- v.- ( ).:-.:-,-.
TilE AO'ii ,i . vi A:!;i-rit-ii,
TfiH F'ji rr - ?,::V.)
FRESH MEAT MARKET
est Establishment in Town
F.l .- !
NEW YORK BEEP
AN !
KENTUCKY MUTTON
A LAVA YS ON HAND, DRKSSHD I'OFL
try received daily. Call at the old stand
on Lemon street.
FRANK P.. POND,
AGENT FOR
THE SIMPSON & GAULT
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
CF.LF.RRATFD
PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS
FOR WHEAT, CORN 01! FEED
AND
Flour Mil! Machinery of all Kinds
CASTINGS, SHAFTINGS AND
IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS
ON SHOUT NOTICE.
.J-V CKS "S A" 1 I a I 1 V LA.
mi m i o
For Garden or Grove.
Guaranteed Analysis on Every Barrel,
Miinul'aotoi-ies; HoMon. Ma-.-., and i-ar'u-Mnr!.
S. C. For sale l v
DREW, H. L. &
J i
SOLE AGEXTS, PALATKA, FLA.
Also wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, GRITS, MEAL,
HAY, GRAIN,
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, Etc.
isT'chTncIryT
Iu Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit, State
of Florida, in and for Putnam County.
STEPHEN II A KT, 1
vs i
JOHN K. MARSIIALLand I
JANE MARSHALL, his wife. !
TT APPEARING P.V AFFIDAVIT THAT
J. the defendant reside our of the Fifth Ju
dicial Circuit, of the State of Florida, and
vend the limits of said State, to-wit.: in the
State of Arkansas. Now, therefore, it is or
dered that the defendants, John K. Marshall
end Jane Marshall, his wife, do upjvar and ad
Fwer the complainants bill tiled airuinst them
in the Court on or ld'ore the 7th day of July,
1hS4, otherwise said lull may le taken pro con
fess.. Witness my hand, and the seal of our
said Court, this, 21st March. ISM.
sealI .Wm. F. Forward,
Clerk Cirenit Court.
SOLUBLE!
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! PE0PLE'S L5AME"S
St. Johns River, Florida
S. B. PLANT, CHATTAHOOCHEE
And
.t is rs' is' 1 1 : l rs' jz.
IOIOilXCi (IN CONNECTION WITH THE
1 l)eBaiy-Iia.r Men-hit nts') a l)()l"IJLE
DAILY LINE for Astor. San ford. Enterprise
and intermediate Jandin?, conneetinyr at As
tor with the Sr. Johns and Lake Eutls Rail
way: at San for. I with the SOl'I'H FLORIDA
Railroad lor .Maitland. Orlando. Ki-tsimmee
and Tampa, and from this point with Steam
ships for t Y-dar Key, Key W't-st. nnI interme
diale landings on tin." wesi eoa.-t of Florida.
Steamer II. II. Pi.ant lea ves l'alal ka from
Florida Southern Rail way wharf at s::0 o't-l'k,
p. m.. on Mondays. Wi-dnesdays and Fridays.
I e Bury-1 Java Merehant's Line Meatner
City f'.T.u ksonvii.i.k. eav s Palatka from
Florida Southern Rai'way what f at s o'eloek
p. in., on '!'ia---iiay.--, T';m - !,ty- and Saturdays.
Retii'-niiiir. t tr.v.s S-.i:t: rd daily on arrival
of the li.e.n -t 1 he Sou; li Ijo!-i.,i f;-.ilroad,
fl-ol!! T;;!l;p ill 'i p. 11!., I' il'i I i at .!:a-kOIl-
i:;c i;i t inn to i oiiti.-el wii It tin- fat ini.il
train :n -: rt u. ta.. of te.e M'vat-.nal:, Fiofidtv
:i:t ! --Mi !ht.!u;.y.
Steas.n-r ( lA'n'.i: i :if e !.,'v;.; i'-iiatka
fi-oi-i i'i. iij.iu ;.r.i ; i,i r.i i i.ii! wtiy whuri at II
(eelook. p. in., on Tneda.v. and Saturday..
S.Ieturninir. ica es Sar.f.'n-d on Mondays tit
: o'clock p.m.. on arrival of trin 0:1 South
Floridit Railroad from Tampa.
lc-t tu rn!! on Tina- lav-, iesives Saiii'oni at
'.'-.'V a. in
ie- '- a.
, on i vris id of train on
.! h Florid;
...Mi
i--a
: 1 I i w ,
i'i at oVlot-iv
is.
:!! Wedn.Sii.tVS
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r-
li iry-I.'ava
r ii furl la i-
'i- eat
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. i ioi'ii 111.
; DE BftRY-B&YA
!S.2 r -. " ' H
AJLUi iJIIcLjlI b to jLJxLLO
ST JOHNS KIVKK STKAM LUS
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL
ONE OF TIIK STEAM EI IS OF THIS LINE
will i.-avo .laeksnnvilie daily, l'rom wharf
loot-of Laura street, at '::;() i. m.
I'ALATKA,
ASTOU,
SAN FORI),
ENTERPRISE
And At. i. Ixtkkmkoiatk Landings South
OK iV.I.ATKA.
AViil make (lost- eomn-etion with all Hail
Lines for
POINTS IN THE INTEKIOII,
And with all steamers it Sind'ord fr.r
I'dlN'TS ON INDIAN RIVER.
Returning, leave Enterprise at. 7:W, and San
ford on arrival of Train, arrivinur at Jackson
ville EARLY NEXT MORNING,
Makinir elose eonneetion with Rail and Steam
Lines for all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For all points Let ween .Jacksonville and Pa
latka, take ne of ihe Steamers leaving dail v,
Sundays excepted, at 9:.'i0 a. in.
The throierh boi.ts of this line run in con
nection with the people's Line, and all tickets
and passes issued by that line will he honored
on t he t hroimh Roats.
HAS. R. FEN WICK,
Cieneral Passenger and Ticket Ajrcnt.
AV. U. WATSON,
(icneral Manajrer.
THE FINE. NEW STEAMER
PI I B P 1 II
twit r m rs ? Mi
if 1 E 11 It s m
CAPTAIN JOHN L. AMAZEEN,
i as i seen p;;i:mam:ntlv placed in
i 1 tin- route .irPAven .lacksoiniiie. Sam ord
imdEnterprise, in connection with the New
York ai-.d Charleston Steam-hin Company and
the Steamship City of Palatka,
Minn a!i the Landings
t ' .-".V 1 I., ariP:: .laek-
'-vv-y M .:;.: v i.u I I'liur-: . at 4 p.
- i ' 1 : i :.!. .i i ; !l:-e : v . it h St.
.ad l.-ike t-.n--.ti- iidir..d, e'ldat .-.-.i-lord
a I i'ai.il ".,!
if h
Freights Taken as Low
as any e ini'ctinjr line. For raresof treitrht
and tickers, and further infonnatioti. apply to
H. (i-Vl LVAIil).
Aent, o I lice on wharf, foot of Iloiran St.,
E. E. II IC LEV.
S. V. ( i( 1 ij ll'.V,
.V:!TV:rcrs.
i.FV!" .V ALiiF.N.
t 'or. i i.; y ;-. i:d ' '. .i !i l ,oi- n iiie.
Ci ooi i : v io i ?
A t: v? s i w SL nJ -it
AND A FT Eli MA ECU S), ls.t. THE
GEO EG I A AND FLO III DA INLAND STEAM-
I ;.' AT COMPAN V will orpntiize a perfect day
liifht service from Jacksonville every Morula y,
WodtifM'hiy and Friday to all points North,
known as i he
MONTGOMERY ROUTE.
:-.:v c!"Vl'Ii h.:i:rs lri:i .
v.innah.
l.c;-.vc .Pt.-k-oti'. iile. F. V .T.
l. ;e F( ril.Ult;'l .i .y Fai,;L
Arrive Monrirot.iery
Arrive av::n;i;:h
mviUe to
a-
7:-' i'i a. m.
. -V4". p. in.
. C-.'S) p. in.
NO HURRY OR BUSTLE,
NO HEAT OR DUST.
Sure connections made with rteamt-rs for
Fic'ston. New York and Philadelphia, also with
fast trains from Savannah to all points North
snd "-t. Hates as low as by any other line.
I-or Tickets and information applv to
i.kvi: A: ai.i;n,
Moraine Pharinaey.
J EGAL BLANKS OF EVERY DESCIUP-
tion and of the most approved forms printed
and sold by the undersigned.
Stationers and members of the legal profes
sion furnished at reasonable rates.
WARREN, THAYER & CO.,
Reid street, Palatka, Florida.
Si If
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We invite the
a:iO;ii'o;: c' c;;r,to.;;ci
(kiconionts offero-J for li..; ::c:;t .o;
tiscse departments ae r::.!i.:o.; ic a
GENERAL CLEARING
U'.oio lLi',ie' oi u.il Kill iliJ-hj, LUUfv
. . . n . . . 1 1 1 ' I r 1 . r ,
Til '
ii' tail S10Ci3i
and French Embroidery. In taking
tlioGo goods on hand whicn MUSI dl
GREAT
t
LINENS,
Ginghams, and an endless variety of summer dress goods must go. Ladies'
and Misses' underware. Collars and Cuffs. Lace Gloves, Mits, Parasols,
Pearl Buttons, &c. In all of these goods
OTTR STOCK IS XjA-IiG-iC,
and comprises all grades from the finest to the cheapest. The most com
plete stock of Ladies', Misses and Childrens' hose of all grades and prices.
LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE
Iitjlli!Kliniii Hon! 1.
G. S. Hacker & Son
mani:fa(Ti:;u:i:s of
DOOrS, SaSh, BlindS, HOllldingS
)l KTUL Oil) U1111U.UJ
-AND-
JlUlLDlNd MATEPJAL
Kstal.lished in
Ollicennd Wan-rooms, Kinir, opposite Can
non street.
E. .V. HACK El!. Proja -;. tor,
'h.-srl.-r- ;:. C.
isuy d:i-ect froe- i'c- Fa--iorj and s -.e ;:-
NEW
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Kone out ot our e.-Ui! s.-iii;i -lit
i in s;-. i'.ac
uruiK' the past
twelve months.
If von were to paste end to end ail the .
unins d ail The Si n printed au'i sol, last v
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you would get a cunt ;nuoii. -trip oi m:
information, common sense wis, lun
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of steady H-ai'.tiU'-. ti ti r nnu ,sy.
It is olliy by little caicubitioiis like these tliitt
you can form nny idea ot f hecireulation of th..
inot popular of American newspapers, or of
its influence mi the opinions and actions of
American men nnd women.
The Sun is. and wih continue to be,
proper which tells the truth without
consequences, wliich K'-isat the facts
ter how much tin- process co-is. which
a news
b.ar . f
no mat
I'l est-iit-
t iu- news nil over t he vo-.-M witln.ui v. .;'- :..- of
words rmd in the most ivadu' !e shtii-e-. whi.-t;
is workiiiir with nil its heart for the cause i f
ic.nest government, and which tiieref--re be
lieves that the Republican porfy must jro. and
must cro in this cominr year of our Loid, l-t.
If you k;i''wTrr. StV. you like it r,. ready,
iiiid you will rend it with accustomed diiijren.-e
and profit during what is sure to "be the most,
interesting-year in its history, if you do not
know The Sex, it is bifc-h time to get into thc
sunshine.
Terms to ZNTall fSnl-crnt'i,si.
Tlie several editions cf The Srx are sent by
mail. postpaid, as follows:
DAILY 50 cents a month, $6 a year; with
Sunday edition. ?T.
SUNDAY FJirlit papes. This edition furn
ishes the current news of the world, special ar
ticles of exceptional interest toeverybody.and
literary reviews of new bocks of the highest
merit. I a year.
WEEKLY 1 a year. F.ipht papS of the
best matter of the daily issues ; an Agricultur
al Department of unefjualed value. sfKit-ial
market reports, and literary, scientifie, and
domestic intellijfcnce make The Weekly Sr.v
the newspaper for the farmer's household. To
clubs of ten with li), an tfxtra copv free.
Address I. W. EN G LAN D. Pti bl isher.
The Scs. N. Y. City.
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FACTS I
o-
REDUCTION !
.vrr
6m k
b'-o cirecl:i;i. o c n.,ny in-
v.'ocks. Prices o;: alL-jradoc of goods in
sumir.o: basis, and a
OUT MOST TAKE PLACE
J. - . . . . I :i I . . . i . . , . J . . T ..... .
Uv uli! VVIiuU Uvi (..., Litvo, riail.Ou "S.
account stock we find a large suppiy of
bOLiJ.
Son's,
Pifsf Si I an a1
DEYEREUX. ROQERO & SON.
I S
Brightest, Spiciest and Most Reliable
Commercial Newspaper in Boston.
A i-iiiii A1 ilnw .AIflIim It
I ITii-i im
Asa Denificrnt ic Journal it adheres with te
nacity to the time-honored principles under
the ojort ion of which t he Adrniiiist rat ion of
Andrew Jackson was crowned with jrlory, and
wliich just ilied t he remark in his parting nd
ilress tlint he left the American people prosper
ous and happy. The Post never wanders after
ta Ise-vrods. It never Foils its fair fame I iy de
MTlimr the funds' -"entnl firinciiiles of the Dem
ocrat ic faith, Its ere..:' is built on the solid
Hook oft lio tmst H ill Ion.
and is its Found and Imperishable as the foun-
iKtion on which it rests. Rut in ail discus
sions it ret okTii.es perfect freedom of opinion,
and t rents its opponents wit h n eat holie spirit
worthy a candid and iiepiii inr are and ii.
manner to liftrmoni.e coui tesj- with honesty
and fidelity. In its ce-tinctive cliaract-i ist ics
it never .stood hiL'her Tit h its political friend.H
throu.irhoui the I'nion. or with t in- pulilic at
lai vc i arm now.
! Dally $9 per annum in advance.
V ill 1 i sent on t rial ;i months for f:.'.."0 free
j of ! a-.re .
P.o-ton Scmi-W(-ek!y Post, Mondays and
i Thursday. ?:1 per annum in advance.
; Host oil Weekly post, Wt ekly, Fridays, $l.eu
I a year in ad ance.
i PoT Pl'ltl.isii iNf; Co.. Publisher.,
I Po.-t Hnildinjr, Milk Street.
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TllV. PHfLA DELFHIA TiMes. Jl.
"in,; Ti.Mi's v. ni r-f,-t.-r uj ..n i he new year
s-ti-onyer and more prosj n-iis tiam eer be
fore in its history -more widely read and
ipioted. nnr heartily eommendeti, and more
liei. elv l itiviiCil, with a more complete or
ganization, and an able ssotf of contributoi s
und with tie; .-arne independence and fearless
ness that has made it successful and powerful
in the pas! .
Tn. i i.Mi.s li;):j lii, party t.. '.!!' w. no candidate-
ia advance, I.'.-: i j i : , -r r :
i i r ,i ,;ie. v. ::h ( i,i:;-:-tiiii t;. , .--ij to
1 1 . " ri. it . to iioee ; cos , : tt:!i.-;,t. an S t h- pilb
oc w. -'.'i-.-. Atid, while ti-aitd.iinii.-y n.s po.i
lio'i es tee S.-'t'.'im.- joiirr.ai 't I'lehid.-iphia, it
will rdm to 1 - f-.f It, i;.:i';i pi I h-- t.U afe.( ill 11
t litii an add .,,,1'- to n ri'
The va'u of a new-1 -:. ;
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.ii lis size or
d circ, the
'-.hich it i
di'-pl'-y, i :' in the inci!'vo.c--onciet:es
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edited. Tin: TIMES sp :
i lshi v f r news
fi'-ia n.i part i, th
jj: lc'i.-s arc carcfhilv
world. t,iit p.!l its di-
d and ( otiilciisefl. in
,y to h i c t tie complete news oi mo day m
t i.e most concise a n.i an ract ive skat-, and wit h
it a lartre variety of entertaining and inMriic
ti e reading. The best writers at liome and
cbrosd are employed to enrich its columns,
and to make it n journal adapted both to the
busy man and to the leisure ,f the home cir
cle, a welcome visitor to intelligent and honest
citiz'-n - of every political, religions and sociul
i a -te.
Thk V.'Fi.iii.Y TiMEsi is ulio-jvtrf r different
fr'-m th.-- w.-ekly newspapers of twentv yt-ars
air... The day o! tho'e pap-'-Js have v'r.it l,y.
iiie teU-frrapli and better local nevtf pat-r4
i viTjv-r'-. cpecialiy in the thrivinir e i.tres.
of rural population. Lave made tin- old weekly
me trope-Hun newspaper rmat ;.-! intr. Thoso
i hat ciinir to their ancient usace hale lost
their hold on our forward-moving people; they
are but shadows of their formr r greatness, and
they have but a shadow of their former power.
Those pajw-rs. have had their usefulness, but it
is pone; find, with it. they nre poimr, trM. It
was not the fault of the papers; it was the im
provement Cf the country that broujrht about
the. chanpe. Men and women, wherever they
live, now renuire fresher news; and they re
quire more than news.
The Weekly Times fathers off the types of
every passimr week whatever has lasting in
terest to the people at larpe, and .sets it U-forc
them in such penerosity of paper and print a
would have astonished us all twenty veoraairo
DATLY Twelve cents a week, lifty cents a
month. 6 a year, two cents a copy.
SUN DA Y Four cents a copy ' a year
WEEKLY-One copy p a year five co'pie.
?aycar; ten copies, 1., a year; twenty eoiU
ics ii a year, with one copy free to the iretter
up of every club. i..r
THE TIMES,
Philadelphia,