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THE DAILY NEWS
rCBUSHXD DAILY AND WXBBXT
PALATKA NEWS FUBUSHI3TO CO.
AATXA. FLORIDA.
rTlCB: KW9 BCILDING. ON HEID ST.
PALATKA. FLA.. JAN. 84. 1888.
Tenm.
" Haws will be delivered to cltjr subscribe
rs it tent by mail at the f ollowtoif rate:
Tarsa months S3 00
Ma mouth 4 no ,
One year . tt
H-jVacripUon price of Tm Wlt Kiwi
will m 91 per year. Terms invariably to ail
Weather Indications.
CoMtern and Western Ilorida, tlight
ehanye fa temperature, rain followed bg
fair weather, light to fresh Kind becom
ing northerly.
Temperatures, etc.. at 7 a. m.. Central
Meridian time, yesterday morningr
Ttaer. Bar. Wind .
rorce. ",r
Bismarck 1 -
St. Paul 3-
Yankton &
Omaha
i. Louis 23 t:. ..
Cincinnati ..
Naanvtlla . M SUM ;
Atlanta W
Savannah ... :
Mobile MIM
Washington
New Turk ... la 3U.3 . .
CITY NOTES.
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Items Gathered Here and There by Our
Beportorial Corps.
The Milkmaids had a rehearsal last
' night at the Armory.
The next week or two are destined to
be a time of jollity.
The Cuban Fast Mail was on time to
the minute Sunday.
There were 688 passengers carried upon
. the St Angustioe and South Beach Rail
way last Sunday.
Messrs, Charlie & Charlie is the firm
name of parties who recently received a
pair of 'coons.
Palatka has undoubtedly the largest
lady in the State her weight is only 8.TO
. pounds.
Two marriages are whispered about
town, and one will prolblj take place
ere another Sabbath shall arrive.
It was talked on the streets yesterday
that the day's buMinetus was the best 'of
the season. Verily, old times are back
in Florida.
Word from Mr. II. O. Ham, of Penicl.
informs ns that a festival for the benefit
of the school will be given to-night at
that place.
President Coleman's private car Corn
wall, of the Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West Kail way, pulled out of the
city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. W. H. Durant hasreceived a letter
from Northern parties offering to buy
out his patent right upon the fire ex
tinguisher that he lately invented.
Ernest Priddy, whose condition w
made mention of on Friday last, is still
seriously ill, necessitating a close watch
night and day.
Mr. J. S. Mangold took a peep at the
steamer Okahumkee ami her passen
gers yesterday, just before the boat de
parted for the noted Ocklawaha he was
behind his camera.
The morning south bound train on the
Jacksonville, Tampa ami Key West Rail
way, was late yesterday. It had an im
mense load of passengers. Every seat
on the south bound trait was also taken
Sunday one of A. 1. Baldwin's cot
tages, situated on Enimett street between
Kirkland ami Dodge streets, and at pres
ent occupied by Captain Sweeney, was
the dei tination of the West End Hose
Company, in consequence of a fire
alarm. The soot was simjily burnt out
. of the chimney.
Mrs. L. Falk, yesterday morning, took
charge of the erst while Bangor House.
The name has been scraped off tha
corner windows, and as "The Arlington
our new hotel is expected soon to blos
som out as a first-class hotel. With its
new dining room and other additions, it
is expected by its new proprietors to be.
come a paying institution. The outlook
is fair.
Palatka appears to be infected ' with
tramps to an alarming degree. Accounts
reach us of several instances where these
vagabonds hare made so bold, as to de
mand viands, after assuring themselves
that no gentleman was near to interfere.
The Mayor informed a reporter yesterday
that he bad issued orders among patrol
men to rid the city of such a nuisance
immediately.
The porters of our hotels display a
commendable interest in the success of
their respective establishments. It was
quite amusing, while riding down from
the upper depot yesterday morning
about 4 -J30 o'clock, to hear Joe and Alla?rtf
of the Putnam and Phoenix, respectively,
recount their adventures in "hauling
in, as they express it. the passengers
from the boats and trains. Albert was
the most emphatic, while Joe was the
most hilarious. Haul em in, boys, the
more the merrier.
PERSONAL.
W. P. Hatchett, of Titusville. passed
through Palatka en route to Jackson
ville yesterday.
Mr. Wm. Wyatt, of Savannah, a re
porter of R. O. Dun & Co., was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. G. P. Healey, of Seville, was in
Palatka yesterday afternoon.
Miss Sudie M. Mathis, of St. Augus
tine, passed through the city yesterday
on her way home.
Mrs. K. B. Huntington, of Hunting
ton, and Mrs. Wm. I- Brooks, of Cres
cent City, called at this office yesterday.
At the Saratoga we find Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Todd, Mrs. M. II. Peaboily, Misa
L. M. Randall, Mr. O. M. Porter, Jr.,
and Mr. John Ball, all of Calais, Me.
Mrs. Goodman.of Philadelphia's stop
ping at the Saratoga.
air. u. m. iuacuonahl, of Detriot, is
registered at the Saratoga.
The Gala Week.
Excellent success was met' yesterday
by Messrs. Eaton and Mullen, of the Gala
Week Finance Committee, in the collec
ion f money for that event. Their
day's work was fully f 100 in cash, which
goes to inflate the present fund wonder
fully. The donations were made mostly
by our business men, all paying down
with a kindly feeling.
888
BBfi
M. H: ROGERO & Co.'s
FOR
TO MAKE ROOM
Soil Reni m
Hamburg Edgings, first sale of the
m. until 10:30 a.
at 9c. Come early
500 pairff Extra
35c.
500 pairs Lisle
20 dozen Gents' Unlaundried Shirts, Linen Bosom,
at 49c.
Tn Cloaks, Newmarkets, Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains,
Velvets, Trimmings, etc.
THE EEV. ME. BUDGES.
His IKscourse at the Methodist Church
A Great Organizer.
The Methodist Episcopal Church of
Palatka begins the new conference year
under the most favorable auspices, and
it will in all probability prove to be one
of the most successful in its history, both
spiritually and materially. The new
pastor, Rev. Francis It. Bridges, assigned
to this church by the Florida Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at its recent meeting at
Leesburg. has been given a most cordial
welcome by the members, while Mr.
Bridges himself has entered upon his
new field of labor in the most exemplary
and zeuloua spirit. The new pastor is a
native Florid ian, and comes to Palatka
with a reputation as a preacher, and
especially a a worker and organizer
second to that of none in Florbla. With
an experience of ten years in the Mas
ter's service, nine of which he has been
in connection with the Florida Annual
Conference, and with the ground work
laid at a noted theological seminary, Mr.
Bridges will undoubtedly do great good
in the Palatka church, and will get good
also. At Leesburg, hii last appointment,
he was greatly IikJ, and the members
of the church of Palatka are congratu
lating themxelves npon securing an ex
cellent pastor.
The church parsonage has been refitted
with new carpets, furniture and trim
mings, and with a new coat of paint is
now a comfortable home for the new
shepherd.
On Sunday morning Mr. Bridges I
preached an earnest and edifying aer-
mon to an interested and attentive con
gregation, choosing as his text from the
twenty-second verse of the ninth chapter
of the Gospel according to Mark "But
if thou canst do anything, have compas
sion on ns and help ns." Those present
expressed the opinion that the sermon
was one of the most earnest I
eloquent ever delivered in this church
and all were greatly impressed
with the preachers powers as an
orator and' as a sermonizer. The
most noticeable feature of the dis
course was the great earnestness of the
speaker, carrying with it the impress of
honesty of purpose and a depth of faith
that is indispensable to a minister of tlie
Goxpel, if he would do the good that his
office demands.
Our space forbids an extended report
of this most excellent sermon, but the
church can be congratulated on the ac
quisition of its new pastor.
Home Fertilisers,
Yesterday morning a reporter enjoyed
a very pleasant and profitable conversa
tion with Mr. George Hutchinson, of
Crescent City, who was on hia way to
Jacksonville by the early Cuban Fast
Mail, on the Jacksonville, Tampa and
Key West Railway. Mr. Hutchinson is
engaged quite extensively in the manu
facture of fertilizer. His experiments
and experience in that line have been
ample to give bia judgment value, and
he confirmed the opinion expressed by
contributors to Tux Palatka Nkws that
fertilizers made from decomposed veget
able matter is of inestimable value in the
cultivation of plant growth of a per
manent nature, such as trees, especially
in toil as light as is that of Florida. Mr.
Hutchinson reports bis business as ex
ceeding his most sanguine anticipation,
which seems to show that our fruit
growers are learning to depend leas upon
foreign productions in t!iat line, and
more upon home ami nature's productions.
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Sfelliilllk
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F O IP U L A R
OWE WEEK,
FOR
Ererf
m. 2,000 yards
and have first choice.
Fine Hosiery, worth 50 to 65c, at
Thread Hosiery,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Great Bargain in Trees.
Twenty Tliousan.l Trees for sale.
Grown at my Nursery at IteLand. See
samples at Merwin & Sons' livery stable,
on Lemon street. Inquire of tlieei for
prices. Would trade for horses or
mules. H. Brows. Pa'atka. jaJ7-2t
Oysters! Oysters! Oysters!
By the quart and gallon, at the Acacia
Bakery. Oysters! Oysters! Oysters! If
Go to Shelley's cash gricery for coffee
roasted daily by a man of seventeen
years' experience. j"J3-tt
For Sale at a Bargain,
House and good Garden, (200x240
feet). For sale cheap if sold soon.
jalS-Gt II. P. Dinsex.
Tor Sale.
Stylish Private Carriage, built to or
der. Sold for want of use. Apply at
Central Drug Store. jall-K't
Stop Cooghing!
Iceland Mws and Flaxseed Drops will
do. At R. & E. J. Smith's, No. 8. Lemon
Street. ja -tf
Champagne Cider and Ginger Ale, non
intoxicating beverages, just received at
R. A E. J. Smith's, No. 5 Lemon street.
jaft-tf
For rent or sale, a handsome two and
a half story Residence, central iart of
town, Palatka; ten rooms and all con
veniences. Apply, G. 11. Stafford.
del-VSmo
jtock Lime.
First quality Rock Lime manufactured
by the Ocala Lime Company, for sale by
the single barrel or car load, by C. F.
Eaton, agent, Jacksonville, Tama and
Key West Railway wharf. dell-tf
House and lot for sale cheap, comer
.Madison and feck streets. Apply at J.
II Shelley's cash grocery, Lemon struct.
j-vJ-J-ftt
For Rext House on corner Oramre
and Blake streets. Apply to Mrs. Adele
Mann, corner Lemon and Blake streets.
jaga-3t
Boats.
Two very desirable pleasure Boats lor
sale. Apply at Sunny Putut.
jal9-12t N. P. Whttk.
For Salk Full blooded German Mas
tiff, thirteen months old. Inquire at
this office. jalM-tf
Bargains in Real Estate.
For sale in St. Johns County. Fla.,
three and one quarter miles from Merri
field Station, on the Palatka and St, Au
gustine Railway, one farm of fifty-ix
acres, twenty under fence, fourteen un
der cultivation, situate on a tirst class
wagon road. Also other real estate. Ap
ply to J. F. Texney, Federal Point, Fla.
jal3-3m
Mayor's Court.
The Mayor's Court did a rushing busi
ness yesterday, to the financial benefit
of tike City Treasury. The following
cases were disposed of:
Adams Harris, for disorderly conduct,
was fined ft and costs.
J. R. Crosby, drunk and disorderly, 2
and costs.
Adams Brown, for use of prrfane lan
guage and disorderly conduct, deimsited
his t and costs.
William Beal, charged with profanity.
paid tl and costs.
Ilennts Newbeck; was fined f 1 and
costs for interfering with an oflicer in
the discharge of his duty.
One case was acquitted after a failure
to substantiate the charge brought
against the accused person.
Malaria.
Darbys Prophylactic Flui.1 is held in
wide esteem as a speciSc and preventive.
In it we have the means of rendering
the air and water wholesome.
"Darbys Fluid is a good defecator and
destroyer of miasmatic matter. J. C.
Booth, Chemist. U. 8. Mint. Phila.
"It should be used everywhere where
impure gases are generated from decom
posing matter." I Iolmes Steelx, M. I).,
Savannah, Ga.
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SPRING GOODS!
Depart
season, from 9 a.
ml
6-inch to 1-inch wide
at llhc.
Thoroughly cli-anse the blood, which is the
fountain of health. Iy ueinir Dr. Pk-roe's ;kl-
ro MtMical Discovery, aim ffooa lision, a
fair akin, buoyant npirita, vital strrnirth. ami
ourolneas of constitution will be f-Mahlishi'O.
CioMi-n Medical biwovery cures all huinors,
from tue common iimk'. blotch. or erition,
to the wont iterofuia, or blond-poiMon. E.
prrtally has it proven its eftUacy In cut-in
Salt-rhcara or Tetter. Fever-sor. Kip-jotn
I . Scrofulous Hows and ttwcUiuim, En
tir ti ClamR and Katinir I'leera.
;oj.ln Mmlkul TiMrovrry mm i C"on" P
ttoo f which in 8rrofula of the Lunmi. by its
vondTful Mond-punfvinir. Inviiroratinir, and
nutritive properties, far Weak Luntra. Hpit
ttnif of Rlond. Shortm i of Breath, lironc-intie.
Severe tYmirhs, AMhmn. and kindred affetv
tkma. It is a aoverctim remedy. It promptly
cures the reverent Concha.
For Torpid Liver. Iliitoiicnem, or "Liver
Complaint," Iypepiia, and Indifreation. it is
an unequalled remedy. Hold by drurt ts.
OR. PIRBrH PEU.ETH Jkmttm
Mi I aad Cathartic.
S&s. a vial. Ur dnuaciats.
HOTEL AEEIVAL3.
Pataaaa Htur.
Holmes F.rw in, Halitk-n Park. Fla: C S Cald
well. New York; John H Kiflwrtson. Newnrfc;
H Mew.rt, Sak-m, X Y; Jim K MiaiuxHi. Il.il.
timore: H ti i'ayric, city; Jus Home. C Mb'i,
Pitixlsii-tr: Wm H Keller, New York; FES
Wolle and wife, Ibtltimore; A N Kdwards. ktr
okahumkro; J riiltelcier. riavannub; Mr and
Mrs KraiMts II Saylor, Master tiowiinl M fa v.
tor. II II Hopkins, V. L ltvitaofi. I'bilaib-lphi'a;
J K krHiheimer. L lA-winson. Tu MrMaiiiis.
wife aixl win. New Vt.rk; Wm Itcrri and a He.
lirooklyn; lasironl ;iiwrck and wife, Ya:
J K aiMlt rvecr and wife. New York: A 11
Kcllovir. lirooklyn. Mrs Andrews, the )iisxe
Andrewa. Italtiiuore; V I Crairin. 1'btindelphia:
John Fnt, E L l n4, Mim Helen Frot. Ue
Fruat. lioston; lieo P Kenton, Saniut-I T Ik-n-ton,
llolroke; K ti SmnMiin, llanicl French,
New York: Samuel IhMiirc. iitin; E P Feam.
Thomnaviil , iia: Mrand Mrs J M Koliinson.l'
B Koliinson. Lilivilk- iMniel ihnalwin and
ife. Kaat tireenwk-h. U I: C II Atkinson. J J
Ptorrow. tbvtiHi: M M Clark, W 4 lark: Miiw
liusc, J M M Krlutine, Welaka: ltraml Mrs Vm
N live, Frank S Hyers. Denver. Col: Wm J
Wineitarand wife, child and nur-e, citj-; Ir K
a Crill. Tallahassee; W I. P otte and wife,
miaha; Mrand Mrs Nathan F Kean. N J: Kl
IniiMvrk-h. M;s lunerich.8 B Htmson aiut
wile, Philadelphia.
Ihnlx.
H Hollimske, TeLinil: F K Ttoniphun St Jt-s-ph;
H W Watson. Kiverside; Mrs liuillie. Ja
Kohertaon. Jr. Interlachen: T T Bacon, ciiy: li
A Lewis, Jacksonville; W H ItiMrero. city; J
K lei ne. New York; Frank Itolarrts, Cinciiinati;
F II Hell and wife.lirooklyn; U J Haliock.Pitts
bm: ; H Bi-nt, llartow; V C FoUett and wife,
Mi hitran City. Ind: F Itallston and wife. In
terlach n; F Freeman. MaiK-hester. Mich: J li
Carpenter, Kerr City: N" S Paul, i-s-viiie; W II
Chandler. Fla. W II Pinirree, city: W C John
lion. Hawthorn; W B Wal.lcll, F By; A C
Ileffelinirer. Philadelphia; M It Neahitt. Ja. k
aonville; W Wyatt. Savannah: II K Ferri aixl ,
who, rranairn. ienn: Sun I. Philliiw. tin
W Phillips, Wahinirton; A Bowley and wife,
t iM-a; jim ti r-iun evant, Jackwiuvilki; A I
Sis'llman. Macon: II W llenwai. Itniokavill.- t
F Midden.lorf. Mrsil F Middcndorf, Mm Tliea
iveei nr. nieatro; J .w im Mott.M u M Ttw W
1. DiiririiM. Fla; T 11 IliacknalL J W Umin
Allan ia.
Sarata a.
Mrand Mrs ES Eare. Ilxrtr.,1 Co U.I. nin
F McShanuan. .re.-iie, Ia: T V Smith If.in...
m-trt.it; Al N t.iwnft. Atlniila; E C Herrioe. I
t n jicnwn. pneuoyiran; l it Mix i tonal
II Merrtne. Waterville. Me: I ticaMlman Phila-
ielphia; lieo Cotton. Boston; C F lionl. Mm'
J iy.nl, in I II Pealaajy. Miss L M lian.lull.
y roner. jr. jonn tiaiu cauua, Mc; J II
ore nam. f alalka.
Welaka and Frnitland Peninsula.
a more oeautuuuy locateti town or
district with more productive soil cannot
be founu in tlie State of Florida than the
above.
If you want health, go there. If yon
are looking for investment, go there. If
you want to raise produce, stop there.
Several orange groves are for sale at a
sacrifice. The best land can be bought
at 1 10 per acre, and town property is
cheap.
Go to the Fruit land Peninsula. Two
boats daily to Welaka, twenty-five
miles south of Palatka. J. Russell
Kennedy, the general agent for tlie
Peninsula, will give full information.
Mail matter iomptly attended to and
satisfaction eua ran teed. Call
write to Mr. Kennedy.
on or
A Oard of Thsnks.
SEViLUt, Januarr 81.
Cditnr of lh Palatka Xmm.
Dear Sir: Allow me to nnmu
tfaroagh your columns, the sinore
thanks of thi commisBioxMs of the Vo
lusia Cocnty's exhibit at the Suh-Trop-icaL
to Mrs. JL E. Rord. of Palatta. fr
a most beautiful basket of roaua sent to
them last wev-k. Yours trnlr,
U. V. 11 SALT.
TUESDAY HORNING, JANUARY
I MOM. MY ROOM. MTIORS. CTc! I
I thank my patrons of this
town and vicinity for the liberality
with which they have supported me
this season. To show my apprecia
tion I shall offer
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n
Such Bargains as
the most incredulous. I always
mean business and insist that every
body will be satisfied. Respectfully,
I. JACOBSON.
For
Sick Headache,
liiliousness,
('onstlpation.
The sore iMi.r people feel.
However liirlil may tar their meal,
Should ne'er Is- nulfered to rete
And breed a train of a-raer woea,
WIh'H terf-ct ilnilth tlicy ms p-Mire
Through TAKKANCs BKI.-fv.KIC. aafc and
aurc.
3-??-1tt
HOTELS.
BAYER'S HOTEL,
-GAINESVILLE, FLOKIDA
FF.KD. RAYKR, - - - - Proprietor.
The South Florida and Western and Fharida
Southern trains all stop near this hotel. First
viaw in every Mrticuiar. Terms, l-Miil to (UU
per day. tlHtin
Huntington, Florida.
NEW HOTELlni-SI-SANA
-IIEHE IS HEALTH."
Fine location-newly rruNisiiED.
Eicellent Tallin. Price S.o) to 10.(kl per
week. AiknR,
K. S. H.U'OX.
lell-Tin
Hunt.nrton. Fla.
PUTfJAH HOUSE
O. . KAKROX. Proprietor,
IA. LATK FLO It I DA.
OPEN HFXKJIIiKIl TO MAY.
Cuisine and Sanitary Arrangements
Complete.
WITH ALL THE MODERN CONVENIENCES
JaA-tf
THE GARLEfON;
Palatka. Florida.
AN J) J? KVKI IK LLKY
IMUiPHIETOK.
Skiilts, 82.50 to S3 Vcr Daj
CLOTHING. GENTS' FURNISHINGS, SHOES, ETC
BE S 8 g
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I ' aaakai 1 V l ra
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J. -'UtKJAB.
Frcail:nt.
R. J. ADAMS.
VicavFrcaiiivnt.
H. O.
FIRST NATIONAL BAH
OF PALATKA.
SUCCESSOBS TO WM. J. WIKEGAR & CO., BANKER!
PAID TP CAPITAL ...9100,00a
srnpLus $so,ooo
A General Banklnc Business
Foreign Exchange Correspondents: New York First
National Bank ; Importers' and Traders' Boston .
Uaverik National Bant
them on
n n awm
will surprise even
Ihursiv,
IsIliilOLrlrUyi
HAR,
Stoves, Doors, Sasli, lllinds, Paints, Oils,
uranee s rans, ITuncrs, CI npers, Ladders, lloHIus, Rail, (Jims
lMstols,larbed Wire, Etc., Plumblni. Tliuifiii?. st mi... p
M a a. - '
C.asaFittiiis:.
Florida Southern Buildings,
WTNR
Cbatuvr.
P. MRRflKRKATJ
AasMtaot CaabJsc.
Transacted. Buys and Sells
24. 1833.
Rescued from the Grave.
Vy f J"" ms ssTlnwl
IwasBMaaiaaanyrssaasslaavwybrg. alcwstej aai agly UJua raaaiac surs
Ska, I sris4 y kasw naijy, wk as tka sananilla aa4 potaU
aa4ainini.ef.b-t sliriclaas vita a UhmWU la aay way. Ahfiwii
aiyaoaa-- was e-Ul -S.S.S. I araraiwl of ikk s-da-M, wkkh sb. Wtaa
s tak. aa4 ia a skat tia lar-.nl la -ah aa4 straara, aa4 tlx an, which wa tkaa
a far Ihui aiy k kJ aad aaUJ to th. k-M, k(ma la WL fk W kaaa la sack a U n.ki
enalua ta- yaar. aad waa aa aaar lalk'i daw at la. tlM --arad tka S. K 8. that
I tafraiaaa bam a kia( uw hwts kaowa a tk fuUis. I pahlkly amks tkis imifa-nl for
haaaataaa wha aia aMictas aa aiy wife waa.
Fnra IWn, Juaas Ca, Ga May as, l
rot
$500 Each for the Three
Following Bargains.
House and Lot, two squares from H-ida Southern IUilway HIiohm. in Palatka.
Fifty-five Acres Land on East Side St. Johns River, artly cleared with Cabin
on it, two miles from Palatka and KL Augustine lUilway Ih-jiot, adjoining Mr. H.
C Warner.
Building LoU on Palatka Heights, adjoining Mr. Winegar.
Also for Rent Ikiral.la Cottages w ith running water in them, and one pied
for gas. centrally located, river front.
JOHN T. IfUNX,
dV2'-lm Net to Post Ollliw. Paint k a.
WHOLESALE AN I RKTAIL IEALEIW
(J lass,
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Ar.c",s. r"r W. 4oluisr Asbestos
Taints. l)eits Tubular
rianct, .Ir., Farm and
nlemciits.
Oil
WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY ITC.
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A large stock of Bridal
and Birthday Presents, at
JOHN F. SPECK'S
Jewelry Store, Front St.,
Palatka, Fla.
KAROMfARfs
IN 1'RICE OF
Hardware
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Iwill positively sell no Goods except
FOR CASH after January 1,1888.
No deviations from this rule.
Believing that it will be for the
best interests of both consumer and
dealer, I have concluded to adopt a
SPOT CASH SYSTEM. The buyer by this
method will have the benefit of WHOLE
SALE PRICES, and will
their proportionate part of book
keeping, cost of collecting, and usual
per cent, added for
IE. T. nr.
HARDWARE
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wlrk a tVaat sbaM wklck
W. M. CRtkM
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PARKER. -
W"AR,
Saddlery, Harness, Cutlery
Itines,
Ipe
SIov(s.
ardeii 1m-
Palatka, Fla.
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