The Florida agriculturist., 1882-08-30
Erhart has the boss cigars for 5 cents.

Capt. Geo. Fearn and family have
gone to Louisville, KY, on visit.
The Ocala Laco,a having bought out
the Banner, will now come out much
impr we'd.
The wife of Mr.. Tays, late of Nova
Scotia, presented him,with son on Fri
day last.
Ice-cream at Erhart's every day from
12M.
A post-office has been opend at Lake
Winnemissett. Mr.. G. F. Pollard post
master.
We call attention to headvertisement
of Byron Z. Oak, of Jacksonville, Fla,
on 9TH page.
The weather is getting perfectly de-
lighttul now. Days not so warm and
nights cool.
Mr.. Fred Allen has. commenced build
ing house on the Boulevard opposite
Mr.. Grabill's.
Erhart's icetcream is pronounced A l.
Mr.. F. G. Austin of. Orange City. has
been taken into the South Florida Times
as Associate editor.
Mrs. Alexander and daughters have
moved into town. They have rented
Mrs. Kilkoff's residence.
Our reduced club rates are beginning
to tell already. We received club of
ten from N. Y. last week.
Iced Soda water at Erhart's, and very
refreshing too.
Mr.. John Camp will shortly erect
large store, on the corner of Indiana
avenue and the Boulevard.
Parties wishing good reliable lnsur-
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings,, barns,
and contents, call on G. W. Pearce, De
Land. Box 105. 8tf
Finest assortment of Confectioneries
ever brought here to be had at Erharts.
DR.. A. @. Brown has returned from
New York with stock OF medicines and
expects to open his drug store within
the week.
Persons wanting to buy orange groves
or unimproved property will do we'll to
call on or communicate with Mr.. Geo.
Fearn of this place.
We learn from Mr.. DeLand that Mr..
J. Y. Parce is greatly benefited by his
change North and looking better than
he has for many years.
Mr.. Geo. Woodward has returned
from England looking like regular
John Bull, fat and rosy.
We publish elsewhere the ADVERTISE
ment of the Savannah Wveekly Nequs.
| This is one OF the best papers in the
WiffuIiy Ur maiI0i5usfy Tive sC0cK /
into Fence District, or wllfully or
malclously turn loose any stock with
in the same, shall be liable TO double
the amount OF damages done by said
stock, to be recovered as debt due
the District.
Sec. 6. Any person who shall
leave open any gate belonging to
Fence District, snall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall !
forfeit and pay fine OF not less than
five nor more than ten dollars for the
first offense, and double these sums
tor all subsequent offenses, in the dis
cretion of the Court, one half of fine
to 90 to the informer and one halt to
the District for The use of the same.
Provided, that this section is kept
plainly posted near said gate.
SEC. Z. Any person who shall |
wiltally or mallciously injure or de~
stroy any property belonging to a
Fence District, shall be deemed gull
ty Of a misdemeanor, and shall be sub
iectto a fine not to exceed five hundred |
dollars, and Imprisonment not to ex>
ceed one year, or both, at the discre-
tion of the Court, and shall also be
held in double the amount of dam
age which may occur on account of
OF such wilful or malicious injury or
destruction, to be recovered as a
debt due the District.
ARTICLE V.
SEC. l. No damage or fines shall
be recovered under the provisions OF
this Act until such time as the Couu.
ty Commissioners OF the county or
counties in which the District is To-
Gated shall have declared the enclos>
ing fence a lawful or sufficient fence,
nor at any time thereafter when 1t
can be shown that the injury for
which damage is claimed was caused
in any degree by the failure on the
part of the District or any of its
agents to keep the enclosing fence
in good repair; and wherever the
fence crosses ditch, stream OF was
ter, railroad, or county or State road,
the District shall put and maintain
such structure, cattle-guard or gate
as the County Commissioners shall
direct.
SEC. 2. All damages recovered
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