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

,LH1InerS0O2CaS eSf HeT1 O2TCCtS.
We are. to have two cent postage.
DIR. Oilers family arrived last Sat-
urday.
Come. Major Marks, point out your
frost line.
A merry Christmas to all with best
wishes of DBEKA & Co. o
Mr.. n. Heigerd, of Atchison, Texas,
arrived last week.
Go to Erhart's for your Christmas
candies. o
The Loquat trees are blossoming
heavily about here.
Prescriptions filed at all hours, day
and night, at DR.. Fishers. o
Col. Wright Is now ready to furnish
the "Orange Keeper
il Rib Umbrellas at Cleavelands'
Cheap Cash Store.
Capt. A. T. Gilmore, of Louisville.
KY, arrived last week.
Wanted.-A good sawyer at the
Eagle MILL Apply at once. o
Splendid oranges are selling in De-
Land at 20 cents per dozen.
MIR. F. Y. Whitmore's residence on
Indiana avenue is being built.
"Western Union'' cigars for sale at
P. S. Benefits drug store. o
Mr.. L. w. Odum, of this county, has
made over $3.50 from one acre of sugar
cane.
For best cigars, smoke Thurber's No.
5 at Cleavelands' Cheap Cash Store.
100 Ohio editors are now doing this
State. Jacksonville gave them warm
reception.
Mrs. Anthony has received new stock
Of Millinery and notions for the Holi-
days. o
Mr.. D. W. Spaulding will open his
meat market on Friday, Give him u
share of patronage.
At the Glass Front they consider the
comfort of their patrons, the only store
in town which is heated. O
A very pleasant social gathering took
place at Miss Tanners residence last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. J. Ii. Cartmell. we are informed,
has sold his place to Capt. Gilmore, OF
Kentucky.
Cheap Ladies' CIoaks. Where at
Cleavelands' Cheap Cash Store.
A house. belonging to Mr.. Stillman,
in Orange City, was destroyed by fire
L. thi2Qay night.
1ass saaxclns Gem, Sweet Caporal and
vanity gt Fam a. aIestes at Fishers.
Mr.. John Corell. of NV Y Y zlls4aeity,
who owns grove near this town, is on
visit to MIR. G. r.. Bloomer.
Ladies' and Cent? Red Wool Under
wear and ALI Wool White at Cleavelands'
Cheap Cash Store.
Rev. Mr. Shearer, of Huntington, w.
Va, has purchased DR.. A. @. Browns
residence and grove.
A full assortment of beautiful Christ
mas and New Year Cards at the Glass
Front.
The de Barry line have got the con~
tract to carry the mail on the St. Johns
river for the ensuing year.
We have had the "Good," "Boss'
and "Good Luck cigars, but when you
want the Best cigar go to Fishers.
$4,000 oranges for sale on the trees.
Cheap for cash. Apply to J. l.. CHAND~
LER, DeLand, Fla. st
Read the advertisement of the Volu-
STA County Bank in another column.
Go and deposit your money.
New Florida Syrup at rs cents per
gallon at Cleavelands'. o
MIR. V. j. Erhart is now turning out
some fine fancy candies, and his orna-
mental work on cakes is excellent.
Try the "Western Union" cigar for
sale at the Post Office stand. o
The ladies OF the Baptist Aid Society
are making great preparations for a
Japanese tea party to take place about
the holidays.
Parties wishing good reliable 1nsur-
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings, barns,
and contents, call on @. w. Pearce, De
Lana. Box 105. Stf
Laces of every description, specially
OF hand made Torchan, at Cleavelands'
Cheap Cash Store. o
The Western Union cigar is &C.
knowledged the best cent cigar in the
South. Try it. o
MIR. H. E. Thomas formerly of New
York state has purchased forty acres of
the Fred Allen homestead for $4,000.
Finest Gilt Edge butter. Always have
choice article. AT Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash store. O
Remember on Christmas day the
drawing for Erhart's premium clock will
take place. Those who have tickets
should be on hand.
Chew Gravely, Fishers latest agony. o
It has been pretty cold lately but we
do not think that the orange trees are
injured. Some of them will lose their
leaves but nothing more serious.
Santa Claus has unpacked his budget