The Florida agriculturist., 1884-12-03

80 Christmas IN Cards at Fishers, from 5 cts to
Menthol pencils for relief of headaches. at
Excelsior Drug Store.
Beautiful sets of Glassware given AWAY
Mlth One Spoon Baking Powder, at c. Il.
w. w. Parce d Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers They invite com
parlson OF groves in their charge with any
and all Others II
For late fertiiZing of trees, coming INTO
bearing, use Mapes' Fruitand Vine Manure
composed of pure ground bone meal, with
PERUVIAN gt1ano, dissolved in sulphuric acid,
DRIED animal matter, ammonia and potash:
no oDoR. Price at Wellman S wharf $41 30.
JOHN w. CANNON, Agt.
For SME-My residence corner Boulevard
and Wisconsin avenues. House-four rooms
and kitchen-and 81 acre lot improved
Beautiful location, and near Baptist Church
"a lovely home. Price $3,650. VIII sell
house and = acre. Price 5000.
G. r. .STocKToN.
We are glad to see Mr.. c. r. Stockton set
ting the good example for his neighbors on
the Boulevard, by beautifying his lawn and
removing the weeds from along the sidewalk.
thus making his surroundings pleasant and
attractive to all passing by. If all the prop
erty owners here would do likewise it would
improve the beautyof the place fifty per cent
We have to arrive the largest and most
elegant assortment of Christmas goods ever
offered in the city. Presents for all, old and
young. Our selections were most carefully
made by an expert, especial care being tax
en- tO purchase articles Of real Worth and
utility, and particularly to avoid riff-raff
trash. Come and make your selections
early. Respectfully, Etc,
GA DREKA & Co.
Rogers new wall map of Volusia Co., Fla,
accurate and finely executed. Price $500.
Also maps of DeI.aDd, Fla. showing princi-
pal streets, buildings and size oil lots, price 10
cents each. or 81 per dozen. Also maps of
township II, S. range, 50 east, showing De-
Land and surrounding country, 6 miles
square with names of owners Of land. Price
Is cents each, or 81 per dozen. For sale by
]. Y. Parce, Notary Public and Real Estate
DeLand. Fla.
Very encouraging reports OF the work at
the kindergarten have reached us. and we
are informed that the teacher, Mrs. Il. A.
Gardner, is doing excellent work among our
little ones. Very few teachers possess the
faculty of analyZing each child's character,
coupled with the patience to guide and di-
rect each little mind, but Mrs. Gardner's
success is indeed remarkable
Our young ctv may well be proud of its
home talent; and surely it never fails to
give it such support as it merits. We are
glad to see the announcement of an enter
tainment bv Mrs. C. Reynolds Smith. who is
now teaching Elocution in the Academy,
and Mrs. Cheney ,.ourp popular music teacher.
Why cannot these ladies, with their pupils,
furnish us with series OF entertainments
during the winter?
Our esteemed artist, Mr.. Cole, has been ex-
ecuting some very fine work in his line.
The latest being a large photograph of our
new Academy. 1t is an excellent picture
and everybody interested iIthe place should
have one. He also made a beautiful picture
of a cake of ice, manufactured at our ice
factory, containing boquets Of flowers from
the garden of Mrs. Bucknor. We have a
valuable addition to our place in Mr.. Cole,
and everyone should patronize him literally.
We are glad to notice the return of Col.
Jno. b. Craig, of Allegheny City, Pa. The
COL is enthusiastic in his faith in Florida.
and Lake Helen in particular. He will at
once begin improving his property purchas-
ed at Lake Helen last winter having brought
and flowers from Elliot's Nursery, for exper-
iment. He will also Immediately put out
five acres to Oranges, Ghavas Japan Persim-
mons, etc. Long may he wave.
The Buffalo Sunday News saws: "Rey. r.
Il. Burton who has lately resigned his pas
torate of the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. will leave next week for DeLand
Fla. where he will remain until next spring.
He will preach at the Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist Church to-day for the last time as its pas
tor. At DeLand Mr.. Burton is the possessor
Of an orange grove of generous expanse,
presented to him by Mr.. DeLand of Fair
port, n. Y, who founded the city of De-
Land
Try Fishers new cigars'and tobacco at his
old stand.