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TUESDAY JANUARY 49, 1885,,
REMOVAL PR1cEs TELL.

TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
We HAVE TAKEN ALL OF OUR FANCY
PLAID su1T1Nas THAT RUN IN PRICE
FROM IS TO $50 AND MARKED THEM
DOWN TO sss SUIT. THEY ARE MADE IN
THE BEST POSSIBLE MANNER AND
NOT sLIaHTED ON ACCOUNT OF THE RE
DucT1oN IN PRICE ABOUT TWO HUN.
DRIED PATTERNS OF ENGLISH woRsTED
TRoUsERINes; THE PRICE HAS BEEN sl2;
NOW 60 AT sssoA PAIR.
MEMS SUIT AND OvERCoAT DEPART.
MENT.
LOTS OF MEMS els SACK SUITS AT
$3.50. LOTS OF MEMS SACK SlS SUITS AT
$3.50. FEW MEMS $40 SACK SUITS AT
$3.50. ALL THESE SUITS ARE ON THE ODDS
AND ENDS TABLE. WHICH Is THE FIRST
TABLE TO THE LEFT AS YOU ENTER STORE
CONTAINS LOTS OF SIS OvERCOATS AT $40
LOTS OF sls OyERCOATs AT sla AND
PLENTY OF $40 ovEBcoATs AT els
BOYS SUIT AND OvERCOAT DEPART
MENT
IN SUITS FOR BOYS IL TO II YEARS OF
AGE WE OFFER THE 81 ONES AT s5: THE
SO AT s6; THE 60 ONES AT 81.
INPOYS' OvFRCOATS THE SO ONES ARE ss;
THE $40 ONES ARE o.: THE sl2 ONES ARE
g.
IN THE CH1LDREN's SUIT DEPARTMENT.
THESE SUITS ARE FOR CHILDREN
FROM TO Is YEARS OF AGE, WEARING
KNEE PANTS. ALL OF THE 81 AND 81. so
KINDS ARE NOW sa ALL OF THE % AND
50 ONES ARE NOW g. ALL OF THE $40
ONES ARE NOw&7
IN THE CHILDREN'S OvERCOAT DEPART
MENT
YOU CAN BUY "a OvERCOAT AT g. 50:
$3.50 ovERCOAT AT S5; A 90 OvERCOAT
AT&6
ONE SPECIAL LOT LIGHT CoIoRED AS.
TRACHAN TRIMMINGS. SOLD At Sl0 ARE
NOW S5.
IN THE SPRING WEIGHT cH1LDREN's
OvERCOAT WE ARE OFFERING ONE LOT AT
81 EACH THAT ARE GOOD VALUE AT $40.
LIVERY DEPARTMENT
HAS HAD THE PRICES CUT ON EVERY
GARMENT. BUY NOW WHILE THE STOCK
Is STILL LARGE.
A. SAKs& CO.,
ONE IRICE CLCTHIERS
jazz SIG AND a1s SEVENTH STREET.
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SrEclA. NorrcR

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION on
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRsr-C1Aoo
HEATING APPARATUs. AND WOULD PART1Co-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO TEE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS CON, WHICH
CHEAPI IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YoUD
ATTENTION TO THE wkLL-KNowE F1REPLAoD
HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO on MORE ROOMS
ABOVE fcR LCoNoMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS And
FURNACES ARE BLING USED ExTENaIvELY r.
soAE Oh TAk FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN RBFER-
RING TO. CALL rs SOLICITED AND IsII-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. wyvILI. ExoLurvr Aorv.
sp36 No. go PA AVE NEAR ~ gTDnuR
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ID Z E RE
Among the numerous articles necessary in antcipa-
ton OF visitors during The inauguration there Is no az
tcIe which makes much show and SO little a
Picture and IL will sunrise you. when you them
hat You nave not thought of the matter before they
add very materially to furnishing of room aud make
the same SO very much Iaore cheerful.
We offer very handsome imported Chrome framed
at 49c
Very large. Handsomely framed Chromoz at ssc,
Engraving Reprints 1Gx20 Oak frames 99c
Artotypes. Oak frames. all well known 09c
Large OIL Chromos. gilt frames. 81 o.
OF faiatings 22xS6, gt frames. at So 80 and $40
Also some hLer soods. OF decided rt. very cheap
IN Picture FRAMES still maintain our lead We
have Walnut frames fron sxl0 to 24x3O
Oak frames from sxlO to 19x25 and 22x2s
GILT frames cf every style and size
Gilt and Plush frames from q small Photo frnme tn
I9x2S
Bring your Pictures no charge for framing.
We also offer a line CT cheap Mirrors
Arch Tops at p, 49. IS and 99c
Genuine heavy Frenc-pate Mirrors at aac and a, "a
Also Bronze AID Plush Bevel square Mirrors very low
Ha al Stands. Rock Shelves, Brackets Towel Racks
Page Racks &c at well known standard low prices
In Hair Brushes, Shoe Brushes and Combs we Alec
! have some special drives
c'r stock Of Curtain Poles is immense We offer them
from S9c up BRASS trimmed at 59c We give them
TO you in Walnut. Oak. Cherry and Ebony In foot
loot, foot 10 foot and /? foot lengths: also With
| sockets
| 4 cali On us VIII repay YOU
81. SiLyERBERG 4 CO..
| JAZZ sl2 Seventh street.
To CLosE BUSINESS
Will offer to-day and until sold my entire stock Of
! LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
AT AND BELOW COST
Having decided to close March LIST the entire stock
must be sold
Successor to F. p1L11ss cHAs. Il JONES'
| jal22w Corner 9th and streets northwest
OLp KENTUCKY BounBos.
have IN stock large lot Of the shove Whisky for
| safe ~ 81 per quart bottle
| JOHN KEYwoRTH.
| srH AND d STREETS n. ".
| SILVER WEDDING PURE RYE
fhis celebrated Whisky is distilled expressly for M
aho Is pure article expressly adapted invalids
jA9-2w 9TH AND D STREETS Il ".
w. nj. CorEu.s
| l. o Il ST
Desires 20 inform the public that they can fud choioe
assortment OF Roses and miscellaneous Flower "a
No. 1919 New York Avenue
Wholesale ana retail III prices according to the season
\ ti1-i:n
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SH1Rr1xe LINENS.
REGULAR THING WITH US
MANUFACTURERS rem NANTS" or
WHITE IRISH LINENS, Lengths ranging from
one to six yards.
We buy these regularly every month in the
year from our Manufacturer At this season Of
the year we always DO very large trade in them,
and have just received ONE THOUSAND YARDS
in six qualities. at
Csc. Soc. 35c.. 40c.. 45c. AND Soc.
These are new. and in the finer numbers ex-
actly half price, that is half the price would
be obliged to ask If We bought in whole pieces
at the regular prices.
As the stock is now fresh. most any length de-
sired can be obtained. Particularly desirable for
SHIRTINGS. LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
MISSES APRONS DRESSES. &c. &C.
tLinen Department. first door FIRST department
on the right)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
g2l Pa: Ave ljal2l Oh DIST.
INITIAL Towels
BOSTON DRY das Housr
Fine Bleached German Huck Initial Towels, 20xl0
initial handsomely woven in the fringe
excellent quality.
ONLY 2ec EACH
WOODWARD l. LOTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
sa,p. A. ONE PRICE s,si5, ONLY. .,.n.
ID o o L So
NINTH ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
Having been engaged In the manufacture Of Ladies
Underwear for upwards Of ten years. claim absolute
mentAL
We open this sale with largest and most compls
assortment we have displayed, and the prices VII
be below any that have been named for similar sooda
add anything further while to those who have yet to
favor with their orders, promise the best goods
that experience produce and Ut price but trtn
In advance Of the cost Of material
jal2 DOUGLASS. s09- s2a-s2s oh q.
MME j. u. PArxsn
No. llo7 STREET NORTHWEST.
WIN open
To-MoRRow
CASE OF BoNNsrs.
imported esDsciaiiy for Receptions and Thsstsra ~
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Barnum has offered Grant 100000 TO let him ex-
hioit the generals relics and trophies. The great
Snowman forgets himself he says that the peo-
pie love TO DO humougged. and proceeds on that
idea; but there ID no hulnbug about those relics
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Musr Be- CLoszD Or.
Sc 9TH street.

We have good many odds and ends ii, broken Azes
of Boots and Shoes; viii sell OF for one-ha price to
them out
Also there il accumulation Of odds and ends In
mems and boysSlothing wewi close any reason
ahls oGse.
j. W SELBY
tsl0 1914 and 1915 Pelnsylva nia avenue
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E. 6. BARNUM & CO..
e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ONrY A LATHE Osr.

ONLY A LITTLE Osr.
livery man who tries to hire dress suit pleads in his
oehi that his case is exceptional one He fails to
remember or ignores the fact the world is made ND
OF an Indefinite number of individuals substan tally s
same so far at least the dress question is concerned
as himself e-ch of whom is az eagerly intent on
pursuing or seeking to grasp what seems to him some
peculiar advantaxe
II the clothing dealer to grant requests to hire
dress suits only to such exceptional cases. hs esta
lsneilt Would 5000 gain the universal reputation of
secondhand shop tailor only better afford to
Go H. for he has first hand to sell have uni
fory refused all requests Of this 0rt but keep these
goods "a stock
TO SELL
at
REDUCED PRICES
Notwithstanding their steple character
SWALLOW TAI.
with the accessories, yet in good supply
These are perfectly fitting garments and an examfna
ton usually means
A PURCHASE
and purchase further means
- - . SATISFACTION
bsck CHOIR Prince Albcrts also ubect to reduction
from NY regular prices, though this is the principal Sea-
son of demand
Reduction ranges from 10 to SO per cent
GEO. C. HENNING.
1al3 41o SEVENTH STREET
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The Western Union telegraph company has at
length decided to do away with its overhead sys-
TEN in New York city, and viii substitute for 1t
the use OF the pneumatic tubes and cable wires.
The feasibility OF the change has been established,
and the demand for It cannot be resisted And no
doubt there is good time coming for Washington,
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ODD SHAPED Man

ODD SHAPED MEN
CAN FIND TROUSERS TO FIT THEM
AMONG TEE HUNDREDS OF PAIRS WE
ARE OFFERING so CHEAPLY IN OUR
PANTALOON SALE NO MATTER HOW
LONG YOUR LEGS Or LARGE YOUR
WAIST WE HAVE THE SIZE READY TO
PUT ON.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
jal3 COZ Seventh street northwest
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trhe Senate after its spat In open session yester-
day on Jen. Davis. settled down to work on the
Nicaraguan treaty, and two elaborate speeches
were delivered one in its favor by Senator Miller,
OF California, chairman OF the committee on foreign
relations, and enc In opposition by Senator Sher-
man The opening OF the debate, therefore. shows
that It Is not 20 be made a party question: and,
moreover, that It is going to be carefully debated
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The Paris merchants complain that their export
trade in art products has been cut down twothirds
BY the excessive duty. In 1882, when the law was
altered the exports were OF the value OF 81 500 600
In 1883 this sunk TO s1,2OO.OO0, and during 1ss4
only 100000 worth were sold to America No
doubt the tariff had something to do with this
decrease, but the hard times has had more. When
people wish TO economist they begin with such
MxurIes as expensive oil paintings and brie-a-
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FOR RENT--OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFIGE ROOMS IN THEY. NJ q.
4 4, Building. l4C3 New York Avenue. Desirable
front basement room: also suite Of four fine
the second floor and two .n the third floor Apply
the Secretary ut the Association Building. jai3-6t
= r RENT-SEvEEAL VERY DESIRABLE OF
II fee single or in suites. especially adapted for
lawyers agents. in the Kellogg Building, 1916
street northwest steam heat and elevator service. APP
ply at Office OF Columbia Fire Insurance Company 1916
T street. jalfGlw
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TNOR RENT-BY II. o. HOFFMAN
4 St n IS - 100 b ST. mr. Capt. fur 1OC 90
St. 10Th st.fur 900 90 1889 st n W. IL r. SO 81
Lafayette SqIl VI Cor st IA st. fur 81 %
NJ ST. homas Cie 2b0 10 l6li 18Th st !r 65 G
Conn IL l3r fur 2GS 80 1918 18th st 9r 65 UC
ST. n onn a Is ri 200 10 1921 18Th n W. Or G5 GO
M mr. 9th 81. 10 r,fr $50 Cd 1923 18th St n w. 9r f5 M
~ mr. 81 av 9r.. II lt0D ii Still ~. swtur. so "
I9.nst. Ipont Gle furlOcU 30 9th ST. 80 &c
Mass av mr. A5th,f'r lSO0l 40 9Th st. IS @
Seaton Hall. gthS D. 1880 943 y St NV Or 81 OO
llr itn L. W. b.. f.i.o0D Mt Pleasant 81 On
o. Iowa ircl- Is 125 Oh 935 2oth st n w. Or 20 OJ
1850 18th ST.. IL 100 90 62o La IT, Is %
or permits to see furnished houses call office For
list of property Tor sale cell Office for Real Es
tate Cutie. Property placed with rent or sale
Is literally advertised free of cost to the owner
jail L. O. HOFFMAN. 10Th and + SITS NV
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

E,oR sALE-OR EXCHANGE-FoR UNENCUN-
bred property farm containing 1875 acres, 10 miles
out on Baltimore fur like, RAILROAD station
Lent water orchards and whey ards good house barn
Inquire at u 70 street. JaS-ns
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TOR RENT-TO PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY A
Il comforts furnished house including china, kit
chen u en- lis N.derate rent. Apply prenli, es
1925 = s rect northwest. d26-2lts
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-THE FINELY LOCAI ED STORE. 7c0
Ith street northwest, occupied clothing store
for the asst ten possession given february 1st
1nqui ut the private entrance ai0 ST.
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PROFESSIONAL

DILEs-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY d.
rect treatment. without the of knife caustic
ileatufe. Cure guaranteed Can I've consulted at ia
9Th street northwest every first and third Wednesday of
each month. an ON
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kAOIt hEN II
II 1914 2lst. II r, m.i.Sl2.
I'll 9Th st. l0r.. IN. III
X 1T. Conn.ave. &21st -. lH
1918 2lst NV. l2r. mi. 100
1913 n st. 10 r, III. i. "A
1887 L st.. l0r., IL. i. III!
162O RI. av.. 1lr.,m.t83 3.
d24
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nR W. T. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS. ELEC-
tro-naenetic healer healing hy laying On Of banda
alyss, 81. vitus Dance. Nervous Prostitution, Lunx
Liver and Kidney compaints and Ill nervous dseaAes
visit patients ct their homes Once hours m to
p n. SAT ~ 6trest northwest n17-0ws
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MANUFACTURERS

WANTED-To BUY, FOE CASH. HOUSE, ABOUT
w II rooms. in . pleasant location; must be bar
gain Price less than 1900 Address House wantedn
STAR once. jal2 St.
"ANTED-TO EXCHANGE THREE LARGE
W Ene 0amondA Weighing Is carats for house CEN
Galy located: Will paw caeh for difference JOHN
INCL CAAUSl. ONCE, nl2f street northwest Sal0 ST.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR On COO CASH:
a;, must be 2 bargain; none but owners need apply
0IVe nuInoer OF mousse. LOCK Box &3S d15-1m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


ETOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-A DESIRABLE LOT.
25xl0U to al alley OH street 18th northwest.
LOUIS p SEOEAAkkR
tal2-3t $40 I street northwe-t
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1923, l74G and 1TA2 T
st. n. W.. l0r. m. $50
1914 Uth II. W.. IL ...... 30
1885 10Th ST., l4r., IN. lbs
1868 + ST., II T.. N. l.. SO. IS
$40 n y. ave. IA r.,m.i.. rs
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Under and by virtue of an order dated Feb.
ruary %, 1885, made by the Hon. James H.
Chandler, County Judge of Volusia County
Florida, on the petition of Walter G. Holder,
administrator, &C.. of w. d. Netf, deceased, i
will expose for sale at public cutlery in front
of the Court House door at Enterprise in said
County on the first Monday of April next,
being the 9th day of April, 1885, the following
described parcels of land lying in the county
of Volusia and State OF Florida, to wit:
First, parcel of land described as ''the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of Section IT, Town.
ship Is s. Range 80 East, containing ten acres.
Second, another parcel of land described as
commencing at the northwest corner of land
belonging to w. d. Neff, thence west five
chains, thence south ten chains, thence east
five chains, thence north ten chains to begin
ming, containing five acres lying in Section II,
Township Is, Range 80 South and East.
Third, another parcel of lana described as
tall that part of lot % of Norris Subdivision
of Spanish Grant at Spring Garden, Florida
lying east of Township line running north
and south through the same and containing
ten acres.
Said lands being part of the estate of w.
ID. Neff, deceased, TO be sold on the petition
of the administrator for the purpose of pay
ing the debts of said estate
Sale for cash, purchasers paying for titles
z. b. BUCKNOR.
Commissioner.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE, FLA
Eabr,,orxy 1909

LAND OFFICE AT GAINESVILLE. FLA,
February. 90 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
cult Court at Enterprise. Fla, on Tues
day April II. 1885, viz: Samuel Purdom,
Homestead No. $500 of BarbervilIe, Fla.
for the north y of southeast "a and south
east u of southeast Il of section 80, town.
ship IA south range % east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land. viz: Raymond
Moody, of Barberville. Fla; L. NJ. Richard
son, Of Emporia Fla; John f. Parrot, of
Emporia, Fla; Thomas Underhill, of Bar
berville, Fla.
L. A. BARNES,
355-3j9 Register U. s.. Land Office.
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HOvelArrtvaIs.

DeLAND GRoEE HOUSE, A. PUTNAM, PROP'R
G A Landers and wife, H ID Landers and
daughter N Y; w Hurry, E Hurry, London,
bard, Haverhill, Mass; w Fl Rowe, wife and
boy. Miss Mile Rowe, Troy, N Y; S II Jones,
Clarien, Ga; NJ WenlI and daughter, j f Clines,
Cincinnati, o; DR. Vim Russell and wife, Utica
n Y; Edwin Miner, Moosup, Conn; NJ Ell.
huse and wife, Atlanta, Ga; Rev HI Mead, N
Y; A A Hopkins F L Plimpton, Rochester, n
Y; w Benton and wife, Minneapolis, Mimi;
E VI Condit and wife, Anamosa Iowa; J III Hill
dreth and wife, Pa; Joseph Horn, II Powell,
Mrs G Powell, New York; L Tabor, Inde-
pendence, Iowa; Duller n Y; Mrs A M Mar
P Foster. Elmyria, o; d Smith, Auburn, Y /;
II H Gainsburgh, Savannah Ga; u McLaur-
in, Jacksonville; Mrs John Anderson, MINI; G
wife, Mrs S d Dunfal1, Cleveland o; Miss Stan
and neice. San Francisco, Call Edwin Allen,
wife and child, N Y; Henry Mills, Buffalo, N Y;
c j Andrews Buffalo, N Y; . NJ Mahoney, Fla
n Foot, OwensbOro, Ky; w Il Palmer, F NJ
Palmer, Bridgeport, Conn.
FLORAL GROVE A. SEAMAN PROPRIETOR.
H Bohanan, Baltimore; Williams and
wife, N Y; A w Danforth, Boston; w ID Nc
Cracken, Sanford, Fla; III Shireman, York,
Pa; OS Hubbard, Haverhill, Mass; j ID Foote,
Lowell, Mass; Jonathan Freeman, Waverly la;
S B Conrad City; w d DaCottes, Peoples Line
Steamers; HIG Gibson, Hamilton, Mo; j Il ID
Wall and wife, A Yagan, L Collins, Onei-
da, NY; W Trip wife and child, Peoria, III;
E S Perry, wife and child, Fayette, o; d w
Bowman, Phoenix, Pa; E Dearborn, Jackson
vile; j NJ Clarke, Westmoreland, N Y; w Z
Clarke, Brooklyn; E s Peabody and wife,
Hyde Park, Mass w Smith, st Augustine;
Joseph Mersegin and wife, Springfield, Mass;
VIM Anthony and wife. Utica Y; n d Has
kell, (NiG0rG Co Nescs) jamestown. N Y; III o
Cannon, New Albany, ind H Fairbanks, Chat.
field, Mimi; q w White and wife, Boston; H
L Young, Miss Sarah McCarty, Chatfield,
MINI; L v Tabor, Independence. la; r Cullen,
n WV E Blanchard, Atlanta; A Smith, Mo.
bile, Alabama; w Harris, Sumterville, Ala
bama; Corcoran, N Y; G Bcardsley,
Troy, Pa; W r Hoovis, Alabama; R A Cooper,
Lama, Mo- g H Harris and wife, jackson,
Mich e Cole, Cleveland; L HI Robinson
and wife, Mrs Griffin, Mrs Wright. Chicago;
A Brown, Sebastian, Fla; II Ford, Owens
boro, Ky; 7 NJ Palmer, w b Palmer, Bridge
port, Connecticut. ftfF
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Mean temperature o. DEGREES.
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February IS, 1885.
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Having purchased the entire stock of gro
ceries of A. H. Stockton, will remove my
grocery department over to his store at ONCE,
and now offer the balance of my stock, con-
sisting of hats shoes, clothing, dry goods,
crockery, hardware. etc, at a greatly reduced
price. Thanking the generous public for
their liberal patronage, remain,
Respectfully yours.
G. r.. STOCKTON.
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E. I. PAINE, President,
TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
Montclair, Florida, Feb. 1st, 1885
Pres Florida FertiizfnG Co.
You request my candid opinion, after test
ing, of the merits of your "Florida Orange
same price as the highest priced brands
known to me, should prefer it by far. be.
l1eve ammonia to be Injurious to the citrus
family. Shall always use Florida Orange
Food hereafter. HELEN HARCOURT.
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Cypress orange boxes for sale at c. r.
Stockton's.
Canned goods of all descriptions can be
had at the Star Store.
Miss Edith Williams will give an elocution-
airy entertainment at the NJ E. Church on
Thursday evening" March 18th. for the ben
eft of the M. f. Sunday School. Tickets for
sale at the Palmetto Bazaar in the Postoffice
building.
Rev. T. L. Bailey will speak on the subject
OF Temperance next Sunday at Winnemis-
sett. Blackboard exercise by Rev. Mrs.
Fisher Questions and answers by the chill
dren. All are invited.
Mr.. ID. b. Parce has three or four fine grade
new mich cows left. which he is offering for
sale. very cheap. He has disposed of three
car loads of mich cows this winter, and as far
as we can learn all are doing well.
We are pleased to see such signs of pro-
gress in Mr. j. n. Sawyers establishment of
shoes, harness and sundries. He is always
hard at work repairing shoes or harness, and
his work is so good that there are constant
customers in the store.
Brother Prevatt accuses us of ''neglecting
to notice Orange City," This is not our fault,
we have offered to give whole column to
Orange City affairs if some one will write it
up; the locals of the "Times' are so intense
ly LOCAL that we get nothing to copy from.
NOW is the time to plant Winter gardens.
We call the attention of parties proposing to
plant to Geo. W. Bakers Rotted Bone. 1t
has been used in this place for five years and
is acknowledged to be the best. For sale at
AleXander's Landing, Lake Beresford, by
VIM. W. Hulst soft
complete manure for orange trees is
found in the brand known as H. J. Baker &
Bros Orange Tree Manure. All of its COM
ponent parts are in the most available form.
Price $3.50 in Jacksonville. Send to p. Nc
Quad, Jacksonville or Fl. A. Tanner De
Land, for pamphlets.
Rogers new wall map of Volusia Co., Fla,
accurate and finely executed Price $500.
Also maps of DeLand, Fla, showing princi-
pal streets, buildings and size of lots, price 10
cents each or 81 per dozen. Also maps of
township II, S. range, 80 east showing De-
Land and surrounding country miles
square with names ofowners of land. Price
Is cents each, or 81 per dozen. For sale by
]. Y. Parce, Notary Public and Real Estate
DeLand Fla.
Eighty acres of good high pine land, part
hammock, fine cypress for shingles. One and
a half acres cleared, and a good house on it,
three rooms and log kitchen) near new
church at Long Pond, six miles north
of DeLand, and near line of railroad and
boat landing. Parties anxious to sell, and
offer the above for thirty days at big bar
gain. First 40 acres at $40 per acre. Second
40 acres, with house, 1929 per acre.
Address, c. r. STOCKTON,
Real Estate Agent, DeLand.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-03-04
GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
Just from New York. at
Mrs. HitChings' Millinery Store,
March 1S and 10

Great care has been taken in selecting
goods of latest styles in shape color, and
quality, which will be sold as low as any
where in the North. We will carry a full
line of Ladies', Misses and Children's Hats
and Bonnets, all new styles of ribbons. trim
mings, feathers, flowers, ornaments Infants
caps, bonnets and bibs; kid and silk gloves.
mits, yelling, ladies' and children's collars
hosiery, corsets, brlstles and all ladies' fur
nishing goods.
Also a fine assortment of ladies' and
children's trimmed and untrimmed Palmet-
to hats at bottom prices.