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TAIj3IAGE'S STIRRING ADVICE.
Business College Graduates Toltl
How to Begm Life and AViji.
The Pierce College of Business, of Phila
ilelpliiu, celebrated the completion of its
nineteenth year at the Academy of Mu
fic last week L)' the graduation of a class
of fifty-two. The feature of the pro
gramme was an address to the graduates
by Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, of Brook
lyn, w ho in his own peculiar w ay gave
much good advice to the young men just
starting out in life. He was glad to find
the graduating class composed of young
women as well as men and wished there
were more women in business. It would
be better for the merchants of the coun
try if they would introduce more women
into commercial life. No man had ever
yet committed a dishonorable act, had
absconded of forged notes who had iirst
consulted with his wife, lie advised the
graduates to concentrate their lives to
one direction to choose an occupation j
and stick to it. As a general rule the ;
best mason sticks to his trowel, the
carpenter to his plane, the. lawyer to his
brief, the minister to his pulpit, the fire
man tf one locomotive, the navigator to
one ship at a time, the professor to one
department. The mighty men of all
ages have been men of one occupation
Thorwaldsen as a sculptor. Irving n a
writer, Rothschild as a banker, Forrest
as an a-tor, Brunei as an engineer, Ross
as a navigator and Punch as a joker.
Sometimes a man is prepared by Provi-
,kT for omo great mission. Hugh j
-HAliCI ( .lilil'CU ll.IMiejil 1. 1 t i. ' j Wi.S I it S Ui.
C'roinariy to his high work, but ger.er- !
allv bv tlurtv vcars of nr'v a man or wo- i
a man or wo- f
. , . , , c , . . . ! i ,1 i
"" a ..-'i. .u.i mi i;
wHlLe suecs iu that Ur,ction if thor-
onzUy followed.
"It does not matter,' sni.l Mr. Tal-
niiiii ri i n . u i mi .i i ' i' i i' c i : iiiiu ii !i i t ;
nia;co, "what you lo. f,o far as j,ucos i.
concei Mod, if von do it to theliest of vor.i
it,-, r iii ii-i l.
atilility. lirandrolli made n iortunc out ,
of jiills, Adams y exiv:-..'( Van Ne:
in Jiarncss, v oo,cr one oi :ue an i ion-
nen out jf lia.ts. (.'(.in tractors make for
tunes by manufacturing slnxldy, mcr
ciiants by putting sand in suu-, beet
juice in vinegar, chicory in colfee and
lard in butter. Are you a merchant,
you Avill find a sv eep for the energies
which absorbed a Brunei and a Leonnox.
If a lawyer, there is a scoop for the height
and depth of intellect of a Marshall, a
McLain, a Story and a Kent. Are you a
physician, then you can waste but little
time outside of a profession which was
the pride of a Rush, a Harvey, a Cooper
ami a Sydenham."
The speaker counselled the graduates
not to let the persecution of life discour
age them, but rather lie the means cf
developing them and to make amuse
ment an accompaniment of earnest work
rather th.nn an object. lie concluded by
urging them to cultivate enthusiasm and
go to work sure of success. Tlwre never
had been such a time as this since the
world tiegan to work. This was the
greatest century of all centuries; this
was the greatest decade in the country;
this the grwtcst year in the decade; thin
the greatest month in the J'ear and the
present the greatest night in the month.
We fire at the supreme moment of ages.
It took all the six thousand years and all
the geological ages to make this moment
possible and now is the moment for all
honest men and women to go to work
and be successful if they will trust in
God tind do their level best.
A Brave Iiittle Girl.
( Xew York World.
Annie Mack was the heroine of Roose
velt street last night and she bore her
honors with becoming modesty. Annie
is a twelve-year-old child, rather slender
and somewhat delicate, and yet she did
not hesitate to leap from pier 27 into the
East river to rescue a girl of her own age.
an entire stranger to Iter, and mcceeded
after an heroic sffort in drawing the half
drowned girl upon a raft and saving her
life. It was a few minutes before 7
o'clock when Annie MeAulitTe. of Xo.
lo? t'l'.crry sstrect. wss !ayiu,c on iho i rher, to, some rmt or near Sr. Ausrusur.o,
, : ,.! r i i n: 1 ''rmn l h chr,:;;ie! :' ! '. er to iU-'-:i w -
.UT. ( au-hlP.- p-.occ cf r,.j:c-, icswnix ; u.r inlhl, .uir.nfi.. ocean, and aid cana! 'shall
lun-M If over the striti-i.iccc. intenuirto i c.tilb-.e ti,.-wat.-rs of th- sr. .lohns riy-r o
. , , , , ' I .t.-'-t her iviai i!u y.-aua-.-i ot Moiasrse creek in Sr.
land on a rail that i'oaicd hclovv. A i Johns county, i'iorida. on the Fast, ami tlnw
yy.avo sw out tho raft -.sldo bowover nod ;
the iil pluugeJ iuto the river
Her !
Kcrt'atii was hcarJ by little Annie Mack,
who had been sent by her mother on an
errand to the water front, ami without
tdoj-pit'.e; f. r a moment to think of her
jvril, lie spran.L-; from t!ie pier anl ;..!i;;lit
ed on the raft. The other irl had sunk
twice, an.l lie:- hum! was
ins
vcu
above tho water. Ar.ruo sii.cd it and
drew her head above water.
"Then." said the little one to a "World
reporter last night. "I kctched her by the
shoulder am! rizher higher; then I ketch-
... , , . !" . . , ,
ed her round tho waiste ami dragged her
on the raft. It was all I could do.
then got skeered and didn't know what !
I was going to do, when a man ho cum
along and tCHk US ldh OtY."
i.na i i. ...;..iv
uiu uni iviu me
'-No. l don t know tier ironi a crow.
Annie here began to erv find when
aked the trouble said: I'm afraid the ' ,lt appeain- l.v the affidavit of the com-
t-piam.mt luod w nc-ove c nis,- t hat 1 he de
COp II get llie. ' len.iant resides out of. and bey end tan limits
ci , i i ...ii, l, , oi tin" State ot Florida, to-wit, in the State of
She was reassured and told to dr her; j,.,,;,.!. Nw therefore it is orden-d that
eves, which she Sivedilv did. the defendant Tartar J. Crawford, do appear
1 , . . ... ! and answer the said complainants bid for di-
V ouM you do the same thing again: : vorce tiled niruinst ber in our said court on r
was asked " j before the fnt day of September. A. D. 1t,
" : otherwise said bill may le taken pro confess...
"I would that." snid the r.luckv little ' Witness my hand and the seal of our said court
.o.,., -u. i .
one.
KMit.' wasntno lrifiui eu
mine, and of she had o" been I'd a drown-
ed or got her out."
A chest of monev, containing 7000 in I
ivimn s;iror,ni" ... , .1
Li.ic.ui Miur ana public documents Of !
great value, was unearthed nM, p,,,,,-,,
. mlllta near leuras
ISegrass, Opposite Eagle Pass Tex last
,,.,1- Tim frDoci,, t,., i i' .
- ueea Duriea
tbirty yreas.
THE DVHox'ag'xxo Pliarm acy
ESTAHLISIIEI) 1 H.-.
Corner Lciikiii 4iul l"rnt !
Prescriptions Can-full'
FRESH DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS! FRESH DRUGS!
RECEIVED DAILY AT
.A-Qlkzenr-m guru. & iXeLoZfesozo-'s
1HAItMACY. All orders filled promptly ami at bottom prices. PRESCRIPTIONS com
pounded at all hours by experienced Druggists.
ZB-A-ZtTIBI OIPT1
AV3I. .T. WIMXi AK
A General Ituii letup; XJtissliies Transacted. ISu.v and !-ell
Foreign ExcIiuiikc. Correspoiuk-nts: IVow York IMivst 'a
tlonnl IJank; Kouatze JSro., T$oloii; 3IaverIo3c ZVtitioJial
Ittink.
K I
T. II. AsRUR Y, Pa-sident.
HAMILTON DISSTON, Vice-President.
5fl0 linn ACKES CHOICEST? LOCATIONS FOR RESIDENCE AND CULTIVATION OF
4.0U1UU0 OraiiRCS, Lemons, Pineapples, Ilanannas, Cocoanuts, etc.. in the counties of
Orange, Brevard, Sumter, Polk, Hillsborough, Manatee and Monroe.
J"oll in QiinntilicK to fSnit I?n'i-s.
Prices to 10.00 per acre, according to location and quality.
KIS.-IMMEE CITY
) Business Lois.
1 i'lve-Acra Lots
V. rr.
Special Master's Sab of Real Estate.
i ii'ii-r and m p;:.
'livoit Court (-1 t!
Florid, ;, in iind foj
Miac.ce of a Ver"C of i
c Fifth J udieial 'ir, ::!;, .;'
l'ut nam (1 .un! y. m:;di on
th.-:.$:. day of y.:-.;
. A. 1). ;s. m a c: ! t:'.::i
cuu-e pen-tiiiu' tin-rein, on (he chancery :-:'..' of
.r. ; (,;ii't, wher. "i ii V.
the v .u!t, wh'r.i!i A;,iriistu Monroe com-
jP
r forfe.old!.
j.idder for easli, : Monday tlie'tth da of .hV-
iv. a. 1.. rt. j., i
nr oi the ire.nt inorr,
eity of I'aii.tUa. i-"!.
i .a rs of s:'.;e. the !':ie
in l'ut nam c;m:i:v. !
.f . he i! e ' of ,!.'
! '!!!:; iIM!'-'i i'j t h
r
V-i:;;r
las
es w'
e,l to
i'l-t u'ci-ii : iic t isi ! : 1
ooseri!..-d 1 1 :i '-sur.
,!;,,.. ;.: Th- w
j rS.; e, v.'ith
! the saiii.e 1-,.
he exeeption of twelve i'.e:
nurniir to S. ti ruhasn. eon vev
unx oy sam .loan ri. Meijeati, nad the (t'-:-r;p-
I . ion ol Wli.e;: i er In.'t Ii in I , : ! 1 ot roiiio.fi iei.
tiled in said eaae. I'lireieoers to iiay for
"lee h;. .)i:s, V,. Ualdwix
Special Mater in 'haneory.
In Chancery.
In the Cm-nit Court Fifth .1 uilieial (.'ireuit of
Floi ida, Putnam County-In Chancery.
James J. Montgomery, Complainant f Suit for
Mary A. Montgomery, DefiMnhsntA Divorce.
It aijeiwlnr to Die court lh;'. '.lie bill of conj
jilaint was duly filed in this ease ami aiiiduvit.
tuih'e ami fileil thiit Mary A. M ont;:'' m'-ry t h t
defr'iidant, revldc; beyond Die limits of the
;-'ta;e of Fl. a'i'la, but in one of tlie I;ii1ed Sl.i" es,
it is thf refon rrdcred that ihe ?aid Mury A.
Mont v'i mery, defondaut , do apje;ir nd :t::sv, er
t he said bill, on the First Monday in Svj.teiubei-,
A. D. ss4, otherwise the complainant's bid
will be taken pro conie.-so.
Wm. F. Fohwahi,
( 'lerk ( 'ireuit Court.
V.'m. Thompson. Conplainant's Solicitor.
IN CHANCERY.
State of Florida, in the Circuit Court for I'ut
nuiii Count y.fiih J udieial Circuit of Florida.
James V". ltolK-rbson, Comolt. 'j
vs.
Norman II. Chamberlin, V In Chancery.
Mary Et tie Chamberlin,
Defts. J
Itappenrin by affidavit, to the satisfaction
of the court, that the said defendants reside
out of the saiil 5th Judicial (.'ireuit of Florida,
find tx'yond the limits of said State, but within
the Friited States, the particular State beintf
unknown, now, therefore, on motion uf Cal
houn, f i ill is & Calhoun, eomphiinnnt's solicit
ors, it. is orilere.l that the defendants Normun
II. Chamberlin and Mary Ettic Ctiuniiicriiii, do
nfipear and answer the bill of complaint, tiled
by t lie complainant, in the above cause, on or
before the C.th day of October 18S4, otherwise
said bill phnll be taken as confos'icd. It is fur
ther ordered that a copy of this order be pub
lished in the Palatka Nr.ws, a newspaper pub
lished within said Fifth.) udieial Circuit, where
in nid morttrag-ed premises arc situated, once
in every week, for at least, four months before
said Uh day of Oetolier
Dated May 31st, 1SS4.
TSv the Court.
seal. Wm. F. Fokwaiu),
Clerk Circuit Court.
Calhoun, (Dm. is & Cai.uoi n.
Cmpt's Solicitor,
Notice of incorporation.
BY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THF
IiCtrislat ure of the State of Florida, enti
tled "An net to provide for the Incorporation
of Kailroads and Canals," approved February
19th. ISTt, and the acts amendatory thereto,
notice is hereby piveti lh.it a company has
been formed under the name of the
!"t. Vu-uM Ino Jiinl lnlntlva
Canal iinl lj'iiiii-iiJtu'liition
to 1h invested with all the rights, powers, pri
vileges and franchises conferred upon compa
nies formed under said act, for the purpose of
constructing, maintnininir and eporatintr a
canal and vessels of various kinds for ihe
transportation, of persons and property within i
t lie .l an Hi I I' ll 11 l.M .
The main '.me of said canal pi
I 7'OTll a 11. .1 P.! f.t l.r TH !'l- lu'.'H I '"I f h, . SI- .1 1 iM I ic
of Deep Creek on the West end of thepropo.s- i
i i'u canal.
Dated June 1st, IsS4.
J. K. l'.AIXEV.
li. 1!. (iAUNKIT,
J. S. 1 'OWDCi.V,
In Chancery
la the Cnv.t o;ra I i h .: loLcm. Civc.-t
I'!"! id:;, 1 ut cam Coiuity -1 a C!:s :'ee;-y .
-maiiua or.vwnt ompi.t iiaiu
u;t ! r
borce.
V
!m I'.i
. n O.
It appt ai imr 5 o !:e co-irr t !i;.t the b::! of ei-m-
plaiat vn da'.y Uh-d in this cae ai.-i aiiidavit
mane an I 1'de.'. t:;;:t John !!. : 'i'.e iie!i-nd-sni
resi.l' - b on l ; lie li.sots of i i(e S;ate of
Fior'..'.:;. but in om- of the Fiiiud -tates. is in
the state of (Jcoriria. it is therefore ordered
that the said John llrmui d aepea.r and an
swer t he said bi! ! on the Firsi Mondavin S. i-
i tcndH-r. A. D: lss4. otherwise the complainant's
bill will be taken pro eoni'esso.
; m. Fokwaio..
t i Cle'-k Circuit Court.
A i IVm Tl. l..: ... .,:
j QjfQijjj GOUTt
Putnam County Fifth Judicial Chvuir of the
Stated Fior la.
In Chancery.
lliil for Divoiii'.
. v- ,
F. Q. Crawford
V s
Taiv.ar J. Crawfovi
tint -'h day ot April A. D. 1SS4.
w m. r.roawARn,
i rl, rk Ciri U,t Cou, t-
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
'"THE UNDERSIGNED will HE AT PA
1 latka Election District, No. S, mi Monday
May 5th. and remain durinir the week enduii
on Saturday the loth., for the purpose as of as-
, jjinjj. the State and County Tax for the rear
; A. D. 1SS4. All taxpayers wishing tax blanks
i will please call at .either the o!hce of clerk of
Circuit Court or Tax Collector, .where they
will find them. J. . W tKH).
Tax Assessor Putnam County.
- ts., - - I'AJiA'I'KA,
Compounded Day ;mil Nirltf.
PALATKA
CO., UVXItlSTe?.
LAND OQMPikWY.
L. VT. K LA Hl. Treasurer.
T. V. l'AUIili, Secretary.
to ?.-)O0
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Fift.
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P i I i i c rr? nnrl QniAlinT
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Parlors Attached
"VVATi.it Si iuajT,
iUI.AT;CA, FLA.
i BRADLEY'S FERTILIZERS
GEORGE E. WILSON,
"o. 15 West Iiay street ,
JACKSONVILLE FLOHIDA.
i tampa & key west railway
THE GEM CITY" ROUTE.
j Till-; ONLY ALL KAIL LINE TO
j ORANGE PARK, MAGNOLIA, GREEN
! COVE SPRING & JACKSONVILLE.
icker to
any etc.. t
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IVibO
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i::;oad c.af.;f.. steel kails, ah:
UK AMES, F! I,.'. S Forii'MEXT.
'pKAlNs; KEN As FOLLOWS;
1 (iuiMi sot rii.
Leave Jacksonville H.ria. nt. p. m.
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Matrnolia 1D.54 " 4.37 '
" (ircen Cove Spriiii.- Ibid " 4.4- "
West Tocoi 11:41.1 " ..:1. "
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i-eave l'sttatKa . . . ,: a. m. 4:i i p. m.
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Arrive Jack-: -ro eie. . . . Fee " F "
THE ST. JOHNS' RAILWAY
MAKES
iiiti-':c"T coA 'ii-
At V'e.-t Tocoi. :'.nd fro:u r?:. Ai:prtine.
lti.Tc and Fare To all Foint as Low as bv
any other line, and bar -aire check, 1 rh'-oujrh.
M. 11. Mi i'u .N, (,. w. iiENTLKV, '
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D!ID! fn nn nnp.jsTr nnn'o
ruDLili Un illliH I L DUUad
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stnet confidence, l y
Ci. 3IOATES,
I Expert accountant. Practical instructionain
Bookkeeping. Best of references. Apply at
this office.
33P'
THE
PalatkaDailyNews
A HANDSOME, NEWSY
SIX-COLUMN NEWSPAPER
PVULISHBD A
I'AJjATKA, FLORIDA
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM
npiiE IMPOU'
I L
AXCE ol" I'ALATICA AS A
trade disiriluitinr point and railway tenur,
;ual its maanilieent location at the heal of
ocean navigation on the t. Johns, and in th
midst of a charming farming and fruit produ
cing section, render? it a natural focal point
101 Hie uuns oi i no renins uiur, sua nunij
... , ,. . .
the opportunity to make it what It is pro
nounced by the pre to be, a lirst-clafs news-
paiHM', both in its make-up and in the charac
ter of its collated news.
POLITICALLY
Tns News is Democratic, and while it will bo
! courteous to nil, it will stand steadfast in it
1 . . . , . .
! adherence to the principles of that party,
i
i
thesncceesof wliichaloive Insures liberty and I
I
; good government.
The Year i 884 is a Campaign Year
Both the National and State Campaigns are to
be vrajfed. Towards the settlement of the
momentous political isaues they Involve,
THE
EWS
will tflve It untirinfr effort to iufluencv pub
lic oiinion for the beet interests of the people.
To do this more effectual!', tho editors will
nt ffiu e lie-in the publication of
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S llH VI HHK U llHWS
I liU II UUiVl I ll U 11 U
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A folio 4-cohimn paj-r, cjuippc i with the
, x
ra comidete digest of the ha
enrrn' t new
penitiR-s of tin; week
Tins pulilication, at the price of
OftfE DOLLAR
'
we hope to introduce into every household in
this section too remote to te reached by our
Daily.
i
We urge our friends, 1oth in an.l out of
Putnar-county, to aid us in tho distribution
of both our publications.
A copy will be mailed free to the jetter-up
j cf clubs of the subsci rs to either tho Daily
or Weekly edit ions,
Address all corresjiondence Jto
JHE PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
I tiLk i b4h I
Water Street, - - Palatka, Florida.
Wholesale an-1 retail di aler in all kind? of
Paints, Painter's Supplies, Ready Mixed Paints, White Lead, Linseed
Oil, Shelac, Varnish, Turpentine, Putty, Window Glass, Paint Brushes
Fireproof Paint, Roof Paints and allldnds of Dry Paints. Neatfoot
Oil, Lard Oil, Machine Oil, Benzine, Ladders, Step-Ladders, Wall Paper
In fact Everything Kept In a First-class Paint Store.
Ilein? a practical painwr and havinj? 1$ year? experience in mixing and usin rin I mix
my own paint, and cannot lo imposed upon by the inferior mixed paints with which this part
of the country is Hooded and !old to unexperienced dealers I offer one hundred dollars to niy
Ixxly who can lind one grain of adulteration in any paint or goods that are mixvd or sold in my
store. Respectfully,
T. 3Il'TVrei.t.
HE V DBS Bib
An Unadulterated Natural Guano, imparted direct into Savan
nah, Ga., from the Grchilia islands in ins Caribbean Sea, by Tra
vers, Snead & Co., cf Richmond, Va. We are now offering this
High Grade Fertilizers to the Planters and Orange Growers of
Florida, feeling confident that it is just the thing they need, hav
ing stood the test side by side with the best Fertilizers in the
market for r. number of years, and costinuss to grow in popu
larity vhcrover it is used.
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Our I.attds .!'; fe'iirnr rapis.'iy. '1 tinif-muls
Fix mo'iilw. Do not dehtv if von wat't tl a
- ; f t!li,. ,.,ininny wilt he re.-eiv. o
! compact bo. ii.'--. of Ciii acres or more, t ov farther intoria:
; ' v. T. F()Ul)i:s, Lan-'. 'aiimissi.iier
L k G. C. G and
S. I!. CKfcY. TVe-Uerd.
li. Wi;'.;iiT, Vice-i
J. M. K RHA M FF,
Lnyuieer.
dent.
LANDS FOR SALE IN LOTS
IN THE COUNTIF.S OF P.KLVAUU. I'oLa, M.WATFi-; AND MONRO F
3'i;iCi'.:
' r- -
j or .1 it;'!.t
me i.an.ls
! r..p oi'....lit.i IViirinoii.l I'.il'ti-i. fon.lc
; j.-ur Lake'iind River Fronls. .. .". .". '.' '. .' ,'.'.'e:.jVi 'to hiiperMcre
For Suwtr Lnni! lti.HO pt-r acre
i The Lands of this Comw.nv are siet-tallr fsrtapted to the Caiture r Tropical Fruits, Uice,
; 8l:iriir ra,)0 oU,mt Mtd ar,i K, i,eraMv H ceible 1 v ki.-hpi na i-.Mtion.
1 W. rV. i 'Olt Ul Land Commissioner, Ja.-ksonvilhs Kla.
Florida Sout Iicrti itailrray.
OfriCE Sl' (Ti! I N'.'i-.NPl N'T,
i A I.ATK A, ,'r-.reh ::, lS; i.
f
t
CiOiN'O SOFTM
STATION'S.
j i;,-:,;
M1I,
2:1 si r M
: "
;l::i "
:i:.v. "
r.:in "
4::!7 '
4:.'i'l "
5:4i "
fi:fO "
C-.rA "
7:ar "
Wait's Crossing. . . .
" Oruelle
" Micanopy
" Lochbie
" Itediiicks
" Oca la .
" North Iike Weir. .
' South Lake Weir. .
Ar I.ee.Mmrpr
GOING SOUTH.
STATIONS. V MAir!
Lr IiCesburg
Ar South Lake Weir.
" North I.ake V'eir.
" Oca la
" Ueddicks
" Loclibij
" Micanopy
" (iruelle
" K'nit's (Yossinfr. .
" Interlachen
Arl'alatka
filrt I A M
r:.Vl "
S:07 "
8:10 "
10::!5, "
12:43 p M
1:31 "
fi:10 "
3:211 "
4:48 "
:04 "
7:35 "
8:53 "
P:2i "
9:59 "
10:55-"
TRAINS AltKIVE AT O A IN L.SV 1 LLE
From faint k a, " I O:30 i m and
Ocaln f.nd f 12:30 r m
Leesmire. i-.'.'C1 "
Fr.'nn ifsnr.py 7-C A w
fiuvr",f ivii.Vi'ivrAyri . r
! ItAI ? L,?AA?iltlI":-I.r','r'-..
r or rniat Ka, i ":' a k r.na
Ocaia and
f I!:(o r M
Lee-l-ura-.
For Miennopy
3:ii r m
5:f P M
! Train leaves at
j Train arrives at
f.::i a m
):l;i r m
First-class car through from Talatka tc
Gainesville on all trains.
CONNECTIONS.
I - -
' At Palatka with JaeksoIiViile. Tnmpa i Key
lv, fast river steamers for St. Ati-
i irustine. Crcoti Cove Sprim.-. Jnok.-onvil
, f.n.-i all poin--' North.. Fa a ;;) '.Vc'. nr 1 -:fh
in. r:ir ;". ? .i
for J,
. A N;
i ! 1 " el
! :!i,
.ai:-n.'
w : ; i 1 1 : Twin S r r Iron S
I'al?t k:," for (. J.,.r!.--m:!. New
l'h;i:i'!' ipl.ia, etc.
At Vt'a:-.'-- C;- wltb. '.
for v;.
r",
- r .
i '. r
, At ( .:: - T-il'; Ttt .
- c,..i;.r k--v. ivi's-n-i'la. New
vi Tor
i T.im-
pn.
Ai oea:a witn . ransd Hsi. wr.y find lin-as
for r-iivr Sprinu's.
At Lee-1 iiirir w:th b nits --n Lak liarris j..r
jH.iuts on Ijike and alony st. Johns an; Lake
i-.ustis Kai.way. Al-o wit a ' rv.iia m s Ducks
for iir.
vpviile, ?ii iut-r i
and a;i roi;u.; in
South Florida.
S. CON A. NT.
JA:
. I). yOLLISTFfl,
Su p"ri'it . n.'i'i it.
C. T. F. A i'. A.
iii -neral Mannarer.
o. W. i'.iiO.M WELL
KEUKA AND ' ORAHGE"SPfi!SG
TRANSFER COMPANY
TEAM WILL LEAVE KF.TXA EOU
0rar,., f-.5,,ircr c ry rnorn!ntr f,n arTivai of
. the frei-ht train fivrn Palatka, for the purpose
; ff
Transporting Passengers and rLl
For further information address
' KEUKA AND ORANGE SFElNO
T R A N . FE i i () M PA N Y,
At Iveuka, Putnam Co., Ha.
C. A'. LOPEZ i CO.. npts at Orange Spring.
For Sale.
rpVO CONE PULI-Sp, tone a split pulley.
X three inch face, four steps, from ten to fif
teen inches diameter. Apply at
,THIS OFFICE
km 6 I but
5 Ft '
-4,000,000 Acrs
T. H. ASMI'KY. Treasurer
l:. :;A idXf . I II. Secienuy.
nr 0 &n dcd a for:
KS OF FI'LANI AN! LOWLAND AND ARK
A j j ies, l i;, e ire;. '..'Ka'-t ',nu-, r!y Vegetables.
Volusia, Hrovard, Oratize. Sumter. Levy
vi. ...... i,
of settlers ;,-u e
ht V' -cut t,.n - I
at i:.. p r i-l:a
lit.-(I . ii ( !.cra durinir t'ac past
lie in ; aymee.t for land located in
!i ai'plj at the oiKec of t he eom-
.ksonville, Fla.
Okeeclioboe Land Go.
II AM 1 i. TON DISSTON, Treas.
J(. SALINCLI!, i eeretary.
OF Vm 10 TO 10.001) ACRES
v !." per scr
1 ' . f I u . .rt
K.'wminii
Savaiiutsh, I lorida & AV (.tern K'y
i All trains cf Uiis ro;cl five run l,y Centra
iilMith1 Meridiam lime, which i m;nutei
: slower than Jacksonville t inie.
Aeoiarin X find after Sunday, May 11, Sf,
" h im a m j FasseiiLrcr TraiTis will b as e und arrive as
(!:.t- ! follows:
NEW Oltt.r.ANS TXPItK.SS.
11:54 " Leavo Jncksonville daily at 8:30 am
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at 8:15 p m
:H v M j Arrive at Callahnn daily at 0:11 a ra
" Arrh c at XVnyeros ilaily at, Il:(i5nm
.1:55 " " Arrive at Hrunswick daily nt 3:() p m
(1:15 " Arrive nt Thomasyille daily nt 3:17 p m
C:'.V " Arrive nt, IlainbriilK'" daily at 5:10 p m
8:39" Arrive at (liat tahoo'iee daily at ft:lH p m
--.r.-.r.: i Arrive at I'ensacola daily at 11:45 pm
I Arrive at Mobile daily im 4:45 am
Acora'd'tn ! Arrive at New Orleans daily i 1:I0 a m
" - j Connecting nt Chattahoochfir with I'camfico
,;. .. la nnd Atlanlic Knilroud daily for I'cnsaeola,
I Mot ile, New Orleans, Texas and all traris-Mis-
rir-iiii i'.hiit. i ixiiiii'iii iiuiiri iiiio . j'utj
Csrs on this 1 rain, Jacksonville to I'cnsaeola,
Mobile and New Orleans.
j FA ST MAIL.
i Le ave Jacksonville daily at 2:30 p m
I AiTive at Jacksonville daily at 2:1(1 p m
! Arrive nt CKllahan hiil nt 3:10 p in
I Arrive at Wayeross daily ks 6:tft p ra
i Arrive nt. Jessuit diiilv nt H:'M n m
j Arrive at Savniinah daily kt S:17 pm
( Arrive at Charleston dttiiy Ht 1:45 urn
i Arrive t WashltiKton. 1). C, daily at..ll:(i p ia
1 Arrive nt Iff-w York dniiy at ;::! am
' Cor.ne! inr p.t AVnycress with ThroiiK'li I'ull-
i mnn T'a!n'-;' Huffot f.'ut Druwimr ltoom S!eep-
injr Cars, Wnycross to New York without
hanre.
.1 At KSONy ti l.n KXPItKSS.
L are JaeV-sonville daiiy r.t
Arrive at .lacKt-onviile dai.y M
.i r: e ;! i 'nilahroi flaily v.i
Arrive at Waycnu-s dni'lj at
Leave foi:nes ilb- daily at
Leave Newnans ille daily at
Iioe New Hradlord daily at
Leae Live Oak dail a.
Arrive at Dni ont daily at
Arrive at Albany daily at
Arrive at Jescp daily at
. f):.) p m
!:') a in
. i;-.:u p in
. !):( i) p m
t'.:l.! p in
. f.:;77 p m
. S:2II p m
. !l:45 Ji m
.1:11) a m
. :L':1 a in
. 1 1 :i -5 p in
. '. -.cn a m
12 ::5 p m
. S:.M) p m
. !:- n vn
. 7; ',' a in
. 7:'0 a r.i
. lil'M ) III
. i : ' la
. a 1:1
. l:.':; 'i p m
. l:.': ei in
. 1 'l:'.'." n m
. .'i::st: III
r,:4." R m
.ib 'ti a in
. p in
. '.' m a m
. v.lti n m
. :!:t! j m
Tr'o p in
. '. J) tt m
; .unu'iiij'ianiii uiuiv in
Arrive at AJ;''!,a (i'lii5',i;-
Arrive at ( i hattanooa d;.,ly at .
Arriy.j at Nhsiivu c ..c:,y at . ...
Ar'-:v:. i v ; , - ;.i .
A rri vc al Maeoii daily at . . .
at
i n; .:a .
.V ii-.oi- :. d.
r'"-l '
'.Cr-i;i;.c-t.
v- -v 1 11.
.. '. :'!
Ar:
A i !;.
..II-
t
. i . f. r I.. I i-. i:'." i. id: c ;'t
Arri e -,t Ciijeiii;;:;:: d.oiy at
Arr: e 1. 1 M . Lou i- ili,il i, t
Arrive ,it ( hiea'o daM nt
.:d a m
i'UicrfDi Pa! :c ' lU-f i 1 and lh:iii!;' l;K,m
Si i ' I . -: - -,?, t'.is '1 iidn to V a-t:ii:u n il.
I'lilhT.cn :;iai ' M. ( pic;'- ( ars, Jacl,-(;i, ille
to s i N ;, i-,:,;,,,
I':e,i.i: r t : p'.mr ' on U,i.Tra:n toLoui.'.s
lo:' i ; : d S!e. -ehw l'ar, f.tn tliis
'i'rf in to ( ... ; . S.n;,: n.:'i.
A j:e-(.,iiiuit ha-bee;, oo..-dnf Wavcro?,
r.nd a!.:.:.d.o.; t;n- v il; .U: v:i d metOu
oy ail i a i ,i;-rr tr,.in
C .r; I ' . i "'lit H '. 1 : , in 1 1 V 'Oi s i ... i i e f,
.c
V' ri:, Fhi;.;d
11!
ta.
'on and Dalti-
1 o:,e. ct :r:r at ( r.:
v. w York, i h:i.-
Tram- o ', ii. !!.'!
:"',.;-' Wis;. ;,; p.'.l -
:;t '..'.! i p. )..: ;..
Tt.rel.eh c ti l i F
.",. : ii wD( sfeaia.-re for
. .a ' r.d ;!ill in: ore.
'. 2 : .:. ii'iivi- ,e in tion,
u:., aial for Prill - wick
an
- in'
' v Fail
eel .-f.in-.ilp eonv.eia ions, and Maygt ir
t !:--cked t :,:-oj;j.-i;. Ai.-o sh pint Car riertln
!C I St
1 i.-Kct ( ;!,( .
-i.J.:-. 1.. i A l.liii,
flenc-ral i'i.-.-etiirer Agent
A. M. IVES
AEKET.
I HAVE JUST OPENED
A lir-t-c-:iss Meat Market, and keep constant
ly on Lund a soi,jy ,,i fri.sh Nef. pork, pout
try, and vegetable in w.-a-on. tioodsdeuvtreA
tree. Give me a trial is ail I ask-
C. II. WIGG, cor. Lemon & 3rd Sis.
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