The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-12-13
DECEMBER IL.
LOCAL INTELLIGENC

LnlnlerSG01GGS est neTG OITtUS.
Chew Gravely tobacco.
Senator g. Delano returned to Spring
Garden Centre last week.
Handsome Christmas presents at Err
harris.
Mr.. John Anderson. of Ormond, Fla,
is in town.
Mrs. Stedman and two daughters and
Miss Fiddis arrived last Wednesday
See revised descriptive circular of De-
Land, Fla, in another column.
Cheap Ladies' Cloaks. Where at
Cleavelands' Cheap Cash Store. I
DR.. st. Clair. the wizard, gave an en-
tertainment in Klapp's hall last week.
Bacon at 10 cents per pound at Me-
Laurine & Stockton's.
DIR. Frank Allen, of Louisville, KY.
of the Camelite Church is on avisit here.
Chautauqua Circle at Mr.. Joe
Mayne's next Friday evening.
Chew Senator fne cut, DR.. Fishers
latest
For best cigars, smoke Thurber's No.
5 at Cleavelands' Cheap Cash Store.
Toys, for the young, in all varieties.
at Erhart's boss confectionery store. +
Mrs. S. 3. Wright, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting az Mr. fathers, Judge
c. FL. Wright.
If you have any spare change you
may now deposit it in the Volusia
| County Bank.
A full assortment of beautiful Christ
mas and New Year Cards at the Glass
Front.
Mr.. F. Y. Whitmore is making pre-
paration for having his house erected on
Indiana avenue.
Columbus discovered America but
Fisher found the best five cent cigar. 4
Mr.. II. Maring will open Parce Land
Home, for the reception of boarders, on
the Goth instant,
Mr.. John w. Camp has sold his lot on
Indiana avenue to Mr.. Michael Davis,
who will build house on it.
We draw attention to the ADVERTISE
| ment of the orange grove for sale by
H. A. Tanner, in another column.
IL Rib Umbrellas at Cleavelands'
Cheap Cash Store.
Mr.. Geo. W. Fish and family, of Ors
leans, Ind, and Mr.. ADDISON Younger,
Of Bedford, Ind, arrived last week.
Several of our citizens have signified
to us their willingness to put down ST.
600 each toward the erection of hotel.
Thurber's Mince meat at McLaurine
& Stockton's at 121 cents per pound.
Mr.. W. B. Dinkleman, who is con-
wis es' AZ yossg2a6fers desa2es s-ssa
re u ing se.fssatils year. In the saw;
miIfs iaBoft--;-sr-t's. employed by ih'
- Mr.. avin0. 1srs BE KS 6lffsck "a :,
/ the lot on Rich avenue next the soho
lot and will at once erect dwellii
house on it.
| Leave your orders fer fresh oyster
| for Christmas, at Erharts.---aw
| Judge J, N. Henry and wife and N
| John Critchell and family arrived IL
week and will become permanent sc
| tiers.
The good cigars of this town are Ike
| byP. S. Bennett. Standard brands
| Plug and fine cut always in stock. i
| Laces of every description, special
| of hand made Torchan, at Cleavelan(
| Cheap Cash Store. /
Mr.. A. Seaman will shortly open
| large and handsome boarding house.
will have accommodations for twent
five boarders.
If YOU wish to have fruits and veg
table all the year round, get q
Wright's improved preserver. Eve
family should have the receipt.
5 and 10 cent counters loaded W.
Christmas presents will soon be open
at McLaurine & Stockton's.
Lost.-Between the AGRICULTURE
Office and Mr.. E. r. Deans residence
wig. The finder will he literally
warded on bringing same to this Off
Vanity Fair, Richmond Gem a
Sweet Caporal cigarettes at DR.. Fisher
Parties wishing good reliable ms
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings, bar
and contents, call on G. W. Pearce,
\ Lana. Box 105. st
Edward M. Cheeny, distinguish
lawyer of Jacksonville, has been appoi
ed by the President in the place
IL Judge Stickney.
I For variety and excellency Erha
fancy candies cannot be surpassed.
The Building Association is the pl
to put your money, every woman 6
child can buy share and draw from
to 80 per cent interest, and at the sa
time build up your place.
The ladies OF the Baptist Aid Soci
are making great preparations fol
Japanese tea party to take place alb
the holidays.
A handsome Fruit bowl or fine sc
Goblets makes nice Christmas pres
They have been getting in full linz
glass ware at G. A. Dreka IL Co. s W