The gazette-news., 1902-09-27

tower erected on his premises
@~DO not purchase school supple
until you have seen Clark's new goods
Sheriff Jack Turner was in the cit
Tuesday; and registered at Schmidt
Villa.
Mrs. r. /. Wall and children returne,
Thursday from theirsummer's visit i'm tn
North.
Lapsley Keller, of Miami, is visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4
Keller.
k6@GeO. Ii. Clark has just arrived from
New York with q larger stock of goods
than ever.
Laurence Morrison and Michael Traits
drove over to DeLand Tuesday returning
Wednesday.
S. II. Wilder and his mother, Mrs
Eliza ID. Wilder, returned last week from
n visit to Ashville
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lindsey, of Goodall
are the happy parents of son, which
was born Tuesday.
W. W. Keller, of Knoxville, Tenn. who
has been visiting with his brother, J. C..
Keller, returned home Thursday.
VIM. Ruger and family returned to
Daytona Wednesday, after a very pleas
ant summers visit in Wisconsin.
F. f. Bond arrived at his home in De-
Land, from New York, Monday. He
was n visitor to Daytona Wednesday.
George ii. Clark and son. Neville, re-
turned from New York Wednesday. While
away Neville took course i'm an optical
school.
7 +. J. Niver and f. n. Conrad gave n
stag party to q number of friends at the
Moore cottage, ON the beach, Thursday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Silvprnai was the
champion fisher ut Keating's Pier Mon
day. She caught one bass weighing pa
pounds and another weighing % pounds
hRpThe best and cheapest school tab
let's can be found ut Clark's, as usual.
j. ii. Rafferty,, travelling passenger
agent for the Atlantic, Valdosta &
Western Railway. was in Daytona
Thursday in the interests of the Dixie
Flyer Route"
bag~A nice assortment of towels, etc,
Mt j. 4. Hendricks.
The DaytOna Novelty Works have Just
turned ont six handsome chairs of the |
Coloniol style for S. ii. Cove. They are
very unique and are but n sample of
what Mcclellan Edwardscan turn out. |
hGarGet your table linens at ]. A:
Hendricks.
Fish in the Indian River, especially in
the vicinity of the Narrows, are dying by
No variety seems to be- ex-
cmpt though there are more dead catfish
than any other. While there are many
theories for the death of the fish, nothing
is known as to the cause
EaTMen's and boys pants at J. \. Hen
bricks
| oCf rt-info, 6
Atlanta. lost beautiful diamond ring
in the bath tub at the Bennett House,
md it went down through the sewer.
While cleaning out the cess pool last
week Il colorpd man found the ring. and
Mr. Bennett has returned it to the owner.
baST Just look at Geo. Ii. Clark's win
low display of five cent school supplies.
Harvey Waugh, the popular clerk at
AtwoOds's drugstore, is suffering from 1
ItOmaine poisoning. occasioncd 10y acut
II his finger coming in contact with n
lead fish at Kpating's Pier few days
Ego. DIR. NanNalzah il attending him at
he Surf Crest where he has been since
lis illness
E-Large assortment of school books
t Clark's.
Henry f. Day, chairman of the Florida
ailway commission. has rendered his
rSignatiOn to Governor Jennings, to
axe effect next Wednesday. The rpsig-
alton was accepted and Hon. r. Hudson
'urr. of Dade County, was appointed by
he Governor to fill the unexpired term.
lr. Burr is the democratic nominee ,
pr the office at the coming election )
Ir. Day has accepted apOsition with the
Air Line Railway.