The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-11-08
Best, Best, Best Rio Coffee only 10
cents at the Glass Front

Best, Best, Best Rio Coffee only ID
cents at the Glass Front.
Small boy to Postmaster and Drug
gist com bined : "Have you any postal
cards ~ P. M. and DINO p S. B.,
sternly-''Well then I'll go to the other
Drug store"
See advertisement on 9Th page of G.
P. & F. I. Bradford, General Fruit and
Produce Commission Merchants, OF
Boston, Mass. Also that of G. j. Scam
NELL, of New York, on this page.
Messrs. McLaurine & Stockton are
busy removing into their store (Messrs.
Dreka & Co.'S. old stand) where they
will have better opportunity OF dis
playing their Stock.
Preaching at Beresford Presbyterian
Church on the second and fourth Sun
day in each month, and at DeLand on
the first and third, by Rev. Gilbert
Gordon. Prayer meeting every Sunday
evening at O'Clock at Beresford.
Come one, come all, and examine A.
Fl. Stockton's fall line Of Dry Goods, No
tions, Hosiery, Pants Goods, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, etc., ETC., OF super
ior quality and prices to suit.
Mr.. r. A. Gailbreath brought with
him from louisville, KY, @ fine lot OF
fancy poultry for sale. They may be
seen at Mrs. Kilkoffs residence 1 mile
west of town. He is large poultry
raiser of Louisville.
Arrivals at the DeLand Grove House;
e. J. Marsh. Denver, Col; Mr.. and
Mrs. H, s. Bagley, Rochester, N. Y;
N. Starr, Cortland, N. Y; J. III. KILL
cough. N. Y; Peter Gardner, Jackson
vile, Fla; w. T. Neal, Ky; Rob Smith,
Fernandina, Fla.
Now opening at the "Glass Front.
over 1876 pairs of Boots and Shoes, Of
all the standard styles and grades, for
Ladies, Gentleman and Children, per-
sonally selected by Mr.. Drekaa and mark
ed at prices sure to please.
Mr.. P. s. Bennett is putting his post
office and drug store in good shape. A
new lot of boxes have been added to
the postal branch and several nice show
cases and o good stock of medicines ETC.,
to the drug department. We are pleased
to see him doing we'll in his line.
The Ladies' Aid Committee Of St. Bar
nabas Mission of Deland, are prepared
to take in plain sewing and all kinds of
fancy work at reasonable rates. good sat-
isfaction guaranteed. The patronage of
the community is respectfully solicited,
Orders may be left and information OBJ.
tanned at Mrs. Banta's.
Erhart has but lately received the
op1 ,,oJo,L+a!lx7 10 G,ock L.
of cigars that the people of DeLand
have ever seen brought here. Just try
them.
The election of officers of the o. r. I.
| 0. club for the ensuing term of 3 months
took place at the residence of Miss
Brown last Thursday evening and re-
suited as follows For President. MIR.
G. Gordon vice. Ny. Il. O. Painter; Vice.
President, Mr.. J. w Stockton vice.
Mr. w. Alcott, Misses Nellie Farr and
E. Fl. Brown were reelected, Secretary
and Treasurer respectively.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society
will give an entertainment on Thursday
evening Nov. 10Th. Fresh oysters will
be served throughout the evening. A
variety of articles both useful aud orna4
mental will be offered for sale. The
evening will be enlivened by music,
tableaux, shadow pictures etc. Pros
oeeds of the evening to be used toward
furnishing the church. III are cordi-
ally invited. Mr.. Klapp's new hall will
| be used for the occasion.
We are continually adding to our
already heavy stock of new Fall and
Winter goods. Respectfully,
6. A. Dreka & Co.