The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-09-24

SuIllIIl6T. OOOhlHS over d Itu-uOC oCVFO
with the mercury at 900 is enough to
ruin the health and spoil the temper of
the most amiable wife. j. E. Bigelow
has full stock coming.
Mr.. Edgar Waits, assisted by Claude
S. Gailbreath, will have full charge of
my business while l am absent from De-
Land for short period of six weeks.
Asking continuance of patronage, | am
Yours truly,
u. A. MILLER.
Ed. Mcdonald has been granted $500
loan by the Atlanta Mutual Building
and Loan Association, in which he holds
stock. DeLand people hold stock in
four or five building and loan associa-
tons, and, SO far as we know, this is the
first loan that has been placed in De-
Land.
Always 60 to the New York Market
for all kinds of fish meat. Fresh ocean
fish specially and oysters after October
first. Sixteen ounces given to the pound
and good articles and just dealing guar
anteed. Orders delivered. We are
here to stay and ask your patronage.
Hutchinson & Thomas, props.
DeLand gals with pretty faces
Dressed SO nice in Sawyer's Slippers.
Ankles small and waists so SLENDER
Jolly girls when on bender.
Go to Sawyer's when you want pair OF
French Kid glove-ftting boots, hand.
sewed, only So so for the next thirty
days. Sawyer, the "Bon Ton" Shoe
Man.
A branch of the Atlanta National
Building and Loan Association has been
organized in DeLand. About sixty shares
of stock havebeen taken and the follow
ing officers elected: J. II. Hubbard,
president; D. A. Morrison. secretary; A.
F. Skinner, vice-president; S. A. Wood,
secretary; S. P. Hays, attorney, and
Morrison and Wood, agents.
w. S. Cleaveland takes the lead; he
always has the freshest and most COM
plete stock, and has built up large
trade by anticipating the wants of the
people and supplying them. He has
just received some very fine celery and
will have regular shipments as long as it
is in the market North. He has on hand
a nice line of fruit-pineapples, grapes,
lemons, apples, guavas, etc. Give him
a call.
The democrats had lively time last
week. On Tuesday night at meeting
in the city hail. speeches were delivered
by J. F. Wellborn, Judge Nolan, w. H.
Bristol and Judge G.. A. Hanson. On
Thursday night another meeting was
held and speeches made by Judge J. d.
Beggs and Mr.. r. D. Coulter. The
democratic club held meeting Friday
night and expelled from the club Mr.. J.
E. Alexander for conduct unbecoming
democrat, etc.
The great Equitable Society has given
the protection of life assurance for fifteen
years on the tontine plan to multitude
of it's policy holders and then has paid
back to many of them-(those living)
all the money paid by them in premi-
umns with fair rate of compound in
terest besides. For protection and in
vestment the Equitable gives results
superior to all other societies. Apply to
E. H. Hayward agent, Office at q. A.
Bigger's store.
The members of the recently re-or-
ganized DeLand band are as follows: HI.
G.. Wood, solo cornet and leader Fred
Kicker, Eb cornet; G. @. Wright, LIST
BIB cornet; g. N. Messimer, Tuba E. L.
Powe, Observation-Disclosures, 1st tenor
Jno. Swift, I'd tenor,-Taylor, solo alto
S. D. Jordan, LIST alto; r. G. Bushnell,
trombone S. A. Wood, bass drum Frank
Wright, tenor drum. Saturday the man
ager ofthe band collected $40, IAN old debt
for music furnished during the last cam
onI would ho V01oocoI To boor fro,oo.