The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-12-20

1EleHOS WuetAer III noeu vi SoouS OF nob.
G. A. DREKA. o
The Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacifc:.R. r. have sent out hand
some pamphlet on Florida and other
Southern winter resorts.
Gents ply Linen Collars, best sty lie
123 cents at Cieavelands' Cheap Cash
Store. o
We are glad to see our friend, Mr..
Geo. A. Dreka, back again and settled
! down. The firm have in fine stock of
goods selected by him while away.
Lost.-Between DeLand and Beres-
ford, child's blue cloak. brass buttons.
Please leave at A. Fl. Stockton's store
at DeLand. B. T. COLcoRD.
TIE Glass Front closes on Dec. 25th.
Our numerous friends and the public.
are respectfully invited to visit us be-
fore that date, G. A. DREKA & Co. o
| The agricultural picnic at Mr.. John
Cannon's residence on Wednesday, last
week. was attended by about 80 people
and was much enjoyed by all.
Klapp's hardware store has a fine lot
| OF Cooking and other stoves for sale,
also stove pipe, etc. Call and inspect
them, O
Church Sociable at the residence of
| Mrs. Lowrie on Wednesday evening the
Goth, Fresh oysters, coffee, ice cream,
| cake. fruits. etc., etc., will be served.
A fine supply of Florida Syrup at IS
cents per.gallon at Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. O.
Thanks to Mr.. B. Cook for bunch
of five oranges weighing five pounds.
Also to Mr.. d. Dibbin, of Spring Gar
den, for sweet potato of nearly 10
| lbs weight.
Something NeaO. First in zoaOn, col.
ognes in bulk, Jocky Club, White Rose,
Jessamine and Mile Fleur at Fishers. o
! Mr.. j. T. Allen has entered into part
nership with Mr.. Fl. G. Mcneil furni-
tcre dealer in this town The firm will
go under the name of Mcneil & Allen.
| Mr.. Mcneil, has gone to Savannah, Ga.
for stock of goods.
Largest and best stock Of Canned
| Tomatoes ever offered to the trade OF
DeLand at Cleavelands' Cheap Cash
Store. o
Miss Matte Brinly left us last week,
for Louisville, Ky. We learn it is her in
tention to be away for at least year or
two. Miss Matte during her stay here
made host of friends by her pleasant
manner and amiable disposition.
Buyyou candies from Erhart's choice
stock. O
! Be it understood that Clarence M
| Gordon has the agency for Fays Manil-
la Roofing and Ceiling, and can supply
the demand, at the very cheapest possible
rates. All those contemplating building
i should call on or address with stamp.
/ CLARENCE M. GORDON. w
3547 DeLand, Fla.
A number of citizens met in the
school house on Wednesday evening
last for the purpose of organizing
Building Association. H. A. Tanner ESQ.
in the chair. After consultation the
meeting was adjourned to Friday even
ing the 22d at 7;3O, for the pur-
pose OF getting more information.
Some people believe in ministering to
the wants Of the ''inner man." G.. A.
Dreka sees the philosophy of that and
therefore has brought on line of fancy
groceries that can not fail to please the
most epicurean palate. Something of
TINS kind would be pleasing present TO
many of our friends.
Mr.. Ell. A. DeLand finds that he has
so much business to transact at this
place that he has made up his mind to
remain here for the winter and will
send for his family at Fairport. New
York, to come and join him. We may
therefore expect things to boom along.
Messrs. Piper & Rice have opened
stationery business in Mr.. j. d. Bohan-
mons old store, They will have con-
tinually on hand supply of leading
papers and periodicals. Read their
advertisement in another column and
give them q Call. Go and see their
Christmas cards. o
Mr.. FL. A. DeLand has made the fol-
lowing sales of land: to Perry Hayber-
ger, of Fairport, n. Y, five acres on
North end of Woodland Boulevard; to
N. Starr, of Cortland, N. Y. five acres on
Woodland Boulevard extension; to w.
W. Cleaveland, Of DeLand, Fla, let on
Rich avenue; to VIM. Hildreth, Pitts
burgh, Pa, ten acres of 0. P, Terrys
Homestead to Rev. d. Moore, d. D.
of Geneva, N, Y :, two lots in town on
Woodland Boulevard, north of Judge J.
N. Henry's to +. s. Richardson, of
Utica, N. Y, five acres more on New
York avenue. corner of Garfield avenue;
to Geo. w. McLaurine, of DeLand, Fla,
lot on Ohio avenue to Rev. A. 3.
Knight, of Shelbyville, Ky, one acre LOT
| on Wisconsin avenue, two one-half acre
lots on East Howry avenue; to G. r.
Stockton, of DeLand, Fla, half acre
lot on Wisconsin avenue; Sewell P.
Hays. Utica, n. Y, five acres On Wood
land Boulevard extension to T. Y.
Whitmore, OF West Union, Iowa, forty
acres of j, Gedelman's homestead to
Charles Adams, of Pittsburgh, Pa, five
acres of o. z. Terry's homestead.
A handsome Fruit bowl or fine set of