2 , THE DAILY NEWS-HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 188.

NEWS FROM ST. AUGUSTINE avenue caught fire in one of the second- Pure Drugs and Medicines Established 1873. Established 1878. BANKING.

SIE story rooms, but was soon extinguisbe d ad MN The Mirror, Lake Helen's new er Co D. G. AMBLER, Pres. J. J. DANIEL, Vice-Pres. JNO. N. C. STOCKTON, Cashier 11e kirr .ak Helecsnor tow p.aW.rIlarkens,)

A PROSPEROUS INSTITUTION FOR THE will make its appearance next Satu ay. (Suesors to G. W.

AND DUMB. H. S. Leete, publisher. :ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT ai Some of the boarding houses are full of Wholesale and Retail Lur Dealers,

-- -guests, and our hotels are rapidly filling. Prh r t E Ces Nearly all of the oles forth electric WI A AGENT FORthe celebrated "J. H. Cutter"

Preparing for Christmas-Expert Ches Nearl al ofth ple orthQee whiskies. Any quantity suplied from J -(-C P--SQ'.I C) 1'- -V LLiD.. "Players-Notes About the otels-si- light have been erected, and the light wil - half pint upwards, flask lug or keg.

ness on the River Front-Other News. T'he Templeton Opera Company play In Elegant Sample Rooms. DESIGNATED UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. DeLand next Friday and Saturday. Capital and Wurpane ...ecafcitsorh.Catl.115,00.

CiWe have special facilities for the JUG Special Correspondence of the Nmws-HERALD. i Colonel Raffensperger, of Toledo, 0., is Op it DiELJ..TL 1S rrsponE AceberB Oe in the ity. Ife is well known throughout Drug Store, Corner Bay and Hogan Streets. TRADE. Ours is the largest in the State. AMBLER . . DANIEL, JAS. P. TALLIAERRO

ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.,Decomber 2.-One West Florida where he has successfully 91 West Bay Str ALEX. ALAC, B.. MBAER, . . WI AFON, of the most important charitable institu- conducted the business of real estate auc- AP. QWALLAD, J. R. CAMPBELL, HY. R BNSON

tions supported by the State, is the Insti- tioneering. - HIS - JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. P.T. BHAY, T.T. STocKTON. tute for the Deaf and Dumb, which is Bottled Beer. Imported and Key West Cigars. tute for the Deaf and Dumb, which is lo- The steame. Mermaid came in Monday ______A__AM__o_______o_ cated a short distance north of the city morning with lighters for Clark, Fair- __

limits. Three years ago the institute was head & Co. - FLO ID established and placed under the charge of There seems to be some excitement * A a m C&ooa SMr. Park M. Terrell. The institute around here over the Sub Tropical Ex- A a m a Cl& Co e o p n opened with one pupil and under position in trying to procure something :Cures all Coughs and Colds. Try It. C a

oee ikoeppladudrfor this county's exhibit.UAU l'OF Very discouraging circumstances, foremost Christmas is coming on and the people off-Store Telephone No.177. of which was the disinclination of parents around here are preparin for it in a to place their children in a public institu- Christmas tree for young fo ks. If- House Telephone No. 181. 503 WEST BAY STREET. Oce for Eastern Department, - No. 50 W. Bay St., Jacksonville, Fla tion. The second year eight pupils were PANASOFFKEE.

placed under Mr. Terrell's charge. The The Florida Railway and Navigation dmrov ent e by children special car "Falmouth" arrived here on C.MEYER. G. MULLER. COMPOUND OXYGEN, d Retail the 18th, about noon, with a party consist- COMPOUND OXYGEN,

under his patient and pairs-taking instruc- ing of Captain D. E. Maxwel, Charles E. & MULLER Car Load Lots promptly shipped direct from the mines tion was plainly apparent, and this year up taylor, C. E. Martin and Senator Mann. Car Load Lots promptly shipped direct from te mines to the present timeno less than nineteen The Steamer "Sam Ples" being chartered WHOLESALE DEALERSIN ' b Ralodt alsAir. pi he been pc the party paid Floral city a visit and re- M cby Railroad to all points. pupils have been placed under his care. turned that night. They left for Jackson- r c ries i___ Mr. Terrell is assisted in his duties by his ville next morning, seemingly highly -AND

wife and a sister of Mrs. Ter- pleased with the trip. LIQUORS, CIGAR AND TOBACCO. V ab hdProbably the earliest strawberrieIOs o OBC . BERGEON METHOD, S ecial ar ai s ! ° rell. It is proposed by him ro a y th e ri st t aw erries in

to give the children a Christmas eelebra- the State were picked by Mr. Crawford, Ag nsfor Cook's Brewery. to give tec from his patch, on the morning of the pRNER BAY AND OCEAN STREETS

tion and Christmas tree, and he has in- 17th. A full quart was gathered. Mr. -ALSO

vaited the people to contribute toward this Crawfordwill probably be able to ship a c o vt F o a HOME TREATMENTS. o laudable object. Several generous r-some next week. HOME TREATMENTS-iorFdr., Te W e ek 0 '1vT spouses have already been made to his call Mr. W. D. Lewis, who has been on the

ondees have beaeto is c grand jury in Jacksonville, returned last We use all the popular and successful treat~ ~ ~ b ablet for give ture o Ashmrncits

and he is in he to ablet v week after an absence of two weeks. ments for the cure of Asthma Bronchitis unfortunate children under his ceargoe The strawberry patches are much i0d- CthCnmiBoPsn

Th Dyeing pths r ,Dsess NO. 1. NO. 4. merry. Christms. podbhrc Do Your Own Dyeing at Home With aud Chronic Diseases. Quite a number of good chess players proved by the recent rains. D. C. DAWKINS, Manager. Lot 85x105, house of eight rooms on Beaver, Lot 37x90, on Clay street, between Union

can be found in the city, and it is proposed Mr. J. R. Towns has had the misfortune PEERLESS DYES. O. S. WRIGHT, M. D., between Clay and Bridge Streets, and Beaver.

to establish a chess club for the entertain- to loose a very fine mule. Though the They will dye every hing. They are sold Examining Surgeon. ment of lovers of that fascinating am country fdr a radius of 30 miles or more ' here. rce lvca e-4 co. PRICE_$1,8OO._PRICE $600.

Maj.. CD._Tyerofte_____ PRICE q$1,9800. ________ _$600.

Maj. C. D. Tyler of the Hote St. has been thoroughly searched, nothing has ey have no equal for strength, brightness, George, has long been considered one yet been heard of the lost animal. It is amount innpackages or fastnessof color,:or non- GUARDIAN'S NOTICE. of the best chess players in the city, thought that it was stolen from the stables, fadingqualties. They do not crock or smut. N O 2. NO. 5. but the recent accession of several experts B0I cor sale by W. A. D ELL, THIRTY days after date I will apply to the NO. 2. NO. 5..

bet SANFORD. Bay, corer Lara St. Dispensing chemist Hon. W. A. McLean, county Judge of the will case him to look to his laurels. T. G. Gooding was accidentally killed at onr rt it county of Duval, State of Florida, for an order Two lots 35x105, on Beaver street, between Lot corner Union and Clay streets, 35x9f,

A very intricate suit came up yesterday Sylvan Lake Sunday morning by William authorizing me to sell all the right, title and Clay and Bridge-Price northeast corner. before Justice MacWilliams concerning Reynolds, while the latter was carelessly halifax and Indian River Steamers. interest of Jane Falana. Ida Falana, Mary the ownership of horse. It seemsthat a handling a s. Halifax and Indian River Steamers. Falana, Lizzie Falana and Laura Falan900 CASH . PRICE $750.a,

the~~~pitl oJnerihi Smin aa hos.I em ta d' minors, lot number five (5), in block one hun- PR CEv 5 series of trades were made between some summoned, but deemed an inquest unnee- On and after October 18, the steamer Clara dred and two (102), of the city of Jacksonville,

colored men and it got terribly mixed up. essary. Both men are colored, will leave Daytona for Rockledge and Georgi- county and State aforesaid, according to the At last accounts the jury were unable to IPanaon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at I.D. Hart map of said city, or block number N O. 3. N O. 6.

to who owned the animal. 7:30 a. mn. Returning, leaves Georgiana a 7 a. fifteen (15), according to the official ma of said agre as Clay vewe Ano LEAP YERHP.ffenta)tccrigtoteofiilmpfsi aThe work of laying the asphalt pave- A LEAP YnAR O m., and Rockledge at 7:30 a. m. Tuesdays, city. LAURA FALANA, Lot 39x90, corner Union and Clay streets, Let on Clay, between Union and State, mente around the Ponce de Leon has Thursdays and Saturdays. November29,1887. Guardian. southwest corner. 85x90,house of fourrooms. begunhand wil, when completed, makes The Ladies of Palatka Will Give a $' Rates aslow as another route. _RICE

begun_ ___ PRICEwhncmpeed$1100aneJnur 1.t Co &sn striking contrast to the wretched condition the eJauary 1 N. Capt. tB Sret. Eblished New York, M. PRICE $ 700. PRICE $1 100. of the rest of the city thoroughfares. From Palatka News. INDoRN, Capt. 4WestBayStreet. E ,tblshdow~or P574.

The annouacment is made that the In accordance with the call, the ladies of the Established Jacksonville, Fla., i8. Loton Union Street, between

Casa Monica will not be opened until city met yesterday afternoon in the commo- m . nem ms NO Lot on Union Street, between Imo MiRLMI34FUE Clay and Bridge sts, 35x105,

January 17. Mr. E, N. Wilson, the pro- dious parlors of Mr. S. J. Kennerly's home, on T O . 0N Y&S NS rietorof the Casa Monica, states that he Front street, to discuss the questio of a leap Fashionable Tailor, O S

has every assuranceof a prosperous season, -WHOLESAL The above property can be bought for his enugagemehts being very large and ap- year ball. The meeting was organized by the

lications for rooms are pouring in on him election of Mrs. B. H. Enos chairman and Mrs. Has removed to No.24 Ocean street, rear of lstMerchants O fitted up in a luxurious manner, and no The question was thoroughly discussed and it comehis old irendsand patrons. Garments 0raen-t o 0tt:,th CINaAPi, means will be spared to ensure the coin- wasdecided to getUP the ball, and the foll)w- cut In any desired style warranted to fit, and -IN AND SHIPPERS OF-forts ofil buesae toesrtecm satisfaction gante.Full lines Of broad

frofget.in coinmittee caserer andtesingnawaydo The family of Rev. Mr. Kitteon arri eception Committee-Mrs. W. O. Woltz cloths, casimeres and tes aForeign & Domesti Fruits & Podue, At 8 per cent, in trhee yearly piymepts of one-third each. f a of ev. chairman;MissesE. C. Campbell, Flora Smith hand. Call and examine the latest fask Ion n

yesterday and are the guests of Mrs. La Lily Telfer and Mrs. Cochrane. rates. 18 & 20 EAST BAY STREET,

: ,Barde. Invitation Committee-Mrs. J. J. Williams. 4 Sanchez, is taking in a cargo of lumber at Program and Mnsic-Mesdames Kersting Patronize YouRm Mauufauturersi Telephone,289. ,ICSNILFA . W .B $Ii~ S

The schooner Christian Berg, Captain Misses Thompson and Holbrook. Tlehne,'26. Sanchez, is taking in a cargol dilumber at anr01gramr and MusicBMdadames Kerating JACKSONVILLERFRA. Sloggett's mill for the West Indies. and Kennerly and Miss Boyd. JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Mr. S. J. Fox. of Porte Oange, accom- Refreshments-Mesdames Enos, Loeb, Dev- 31 West Bay Street, - - - - Jacksonville, Fla. anied by Captain Rooke,of the steam yacht ereux, Lane and Calhoun. eston, Keep the Money at Home 1 81 Reade Street, New York. Decorations-Mesdames Conant, De Veston, epth oe atHo e a edeSrtNo o.

enny, are at the Ocean View. Mr. Fox is Rosenberg and Miss Susie Moragne. All orders for shipping promptly attended to. TOBACCO & CIGARS. awaiting the arrival of the directors and Mistress of Ceremonies-Mrs. R. Kersting. Consignments of Produce and Fruit are _

officers of the Coast Canal Company, who Floor Managers- Mrs. Woltz and Misses solicited. Returns made on day of sale. wilprceddwnte ostadInspect Barnes, Cecile Moragne, Ruth Burt, Emily .. THOS. NooNEY. 1 . , ITT1;(C)S X C O .'1 will proceed down the coast and Campbell, Annie Petermann, Ham, Rogero, YCA.A. NOONy FRANK Noo.. 1:)Ur:.. the work on the canal. CHS"A-OOE FAK-O=

tthe work on nga tZehnbar, Gray, Dunham and Louise Moragne. The work of digging that portion of te Finance-3 esdames Winegar, Conant n

canal connecting the waters of the Halifax Couper. Notice of Incorporation W holesale Dealers in Tobacco and Cigars. and MatanzasRivers will be pushed rapidly The question of the time for the ball was in a short time. then discussed,and it was decided that the even- -OF THE IotflrtZT O MTT L s.

The San MarcoHotel will open its doors In of the llth of January was the most suit- . X2 6AKS NIL ,F

to the public on January 11. abe date. There being no further business Pc 0. BOX, 206. JACKSONVILLE, FLA Mr Heth Canfield, President of the St. the charmeeting adjourned, subject to te cal of

Augustine Improvement Company, has tehAS REQUIRED by Sec. 2, of Chapter 3165 returned. A Lumber Mil Damaged. DA of the Laws of Florida (McClellan's -r T ] :E. i\ T I 0 ]> 1 Dig~~~~~~fDest, See 33, page 234), notice is hereby givenJak ov le ad er C mpny

Mr. J. M. Carrere, the architect, is lo- From the DeFuniak Sigal. of te formation of a corporation the name of

cated at Mrs. LaBorde's. Last Monday a six foot pulley in the engine which is the FLORIDA PRINTING AND A. E. Lavely, of Louisville, and David room 6f the DeFuniak Lumber Company PUBLISHING COMPANY and the principal

Miles, of Charleston, arrived yesterday bursted while the engine was running at ful lo business f wh is at Jacksonville, at the Ocean View. iuahhaap Jackson ille Saddlery Company The Schooner Ridgewood was towed speed. Pieces of the pulley passed entirely The general nature of the business transact

out to sea -day b the Steamer Seth Low ro the mill, tearing through both floors ed by said company is the publication of newsand the roof. Luckily no one was hurt, and papers and the on of a general print- MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

She isbound forJacksonville. the damage was hastily repaired. in and publishingbusiness. A well was recently bored by Mr. R. F. Teamount of capital stock authorized Is

Joyce at the U. S. barracks and the waste DeFuniak Springs. C. .T -- ,-,8. One Hundred Thousand Dollars, fifty per cent water therefrom did considerable damage Mr. Henry Alford, of this place, who for of which has been paid as subscribed, and the i L to property in the neighborhood. George some time has been working on the Pensa- rectors. Edwards,a colored gardener, whose vegeta- cola and Atlantic Railroad as flagman, met UThe time of the commencement of the cor- O d o pt i e . bles were seriously injured, has begun Suit with a painful accident last Sunday. His poration is the 28th day of April, A. D. 1887d for damages against Mr. Joyce. hand was caught between the bumpers, and Pure Ground Bone and the Bounethau and the time of its termination the 28th day of 2 WEST BAY STREET, JACKSONVILE,

Miss Louise Balfe's coming is looked for badly mashed, by which he will lose several of Orange Tree Emulsion, and defies con- Aril A. D. i907.

with great interest by the play-going his fingers, if not his hand. He is now at petition as to quality or price. he business of the corporation is conducted

public in this city. She will appear to- Argyle under treatment of Dr. McLane. bya Board of eleven Directors, elected for the T. IT E EI ',

night iu Genovar's Opera House mn Day. * Es.Fgs Tilo0xr <'irsreaseflitaty asock-hldersa mee hed INUANE nihtin enoar'sp Huse Dag theth ay f Aril, 1887, and to be elected

Tar. Professional Etiquette 2 EEannually as the BLaws direct. The Boardthicras_____dcorfomaderisng OFIE.28OCAN___anualyasth_ _diec._heBor The Odd Fellows lodges on the increase prevents some tdoctorsIfromAadvertising OFFICEt of Directors elects president, Vice-President,

in this city, and they have now a large their skill, but we are bound by no such P.O. Box 343 Telephone 210 and 2s a ert r a ehsurer, a Busines Man- A

membership. In January they will be in- conventional rules and, think that if we ager, an Editor in Chief, and such other of- N -stalled in the uniform rank, and the make a discovery that is of benefit to our ABOUT FLORIDA Those fersas may be in the By-Laws provided Jacksonville Odd Fellows will asssist at fellows we ought to spread the fact to the wishing The highest amount of indebtedness, or lia

the installation, whole land. Therefore we cause to be to learn bity t which the s Twcorporation may subject I T TsandDolIt has been noted that water even, in the published throughout the land the fact all about this wonderful State, Its settle- itsefat any time rs.s Twety-fveThosandDol

dryest seasons is always plentiful and with- that Dr. R. V. Pierce's "Golden Medical 'should send One Dollar for the WEEKL GEORGE C. WILSON, J. R.CAMPBELL,. I N RNE AL E N in close proximity to the surface in St. Discovery" is the best known remedy for NEWS-HERALD for one year. Weekly

J .. SMIT, JR., .E.T. BOWDEN, Augustine. Especially is this noticeable consumption (scrofula of the lungs) and edition of the DAILY NEWS- ERALD, the J BRCs TOCKTON, T. .ST LNG, -

in NorthCity. It is supposed that this un- kindred diseases. Send 10 cents ia stamps great Florida newspaper. JAS. P. TALIAFERRO, C. B. SMITH, usual moisture comes from "leaky" arte- for Dr. Pierce's complete treatise on con T. T. STOCKTON, SAM BARTON, C. E. GARNER, sian wells and it is thought will have a sumption, with unsurpassed means of self- Business Manager, MUMBY, STOCKTON & ROSWELL H. MASON. great effect on vegetation in the vicinity. treatment. AddreSs World's Dispensary P. O. rwar. "." Jacksonville. Fla. KNIGHT, JOHN P.VARNUM,

Young Cecil Mackey obtained a position Medical Association, 663 Main Street, M BAER, J ES .K AMER uas fireman on the Jacksonville and St Au- Buffalo, N.Y. W.CHRISTOPHER, GO. HUGHES,

gustine Railroad last week, and on Mon- A.W. COCKRELL, C. P. COOPER, * - day morning made his first trip over the * p.p. FLEMING, THOMAST. STOCKTON A.Pe u ia WowENs, DEXTER HUNTUER, G

road. He was placed on the morning 9x- gAW WNDXE UTR tra, one of the hardest jobs on the road, HOURS OF ARRIVALS CHAs. W. DACOSTA, TELFAIR STOcKTON

Commercial traellers are very plenti- AD DEPARTURES FROM POSTOFFICE D.G. AM , P. McQuD, andCeil' frsttrp ws lsohi lat.I I AN FRMJ. . BASOK, RAT.H. BONIES,

ful in town, anxious to restock theburned- Peculiar in combination, proportion, and AR INLOC.ISTrustee, D. GREENLEAF,

out merchants, whose credit in every in- preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsapa- ARRIVAL OF MAILS. W. B. YouNo, JAMES M. FAIRIE , L ,

stance is such that, notwithstanding their J. R. TYSSN, H. W. CLARK,

losses, they can obtain all the goods they rilla possessesthe curative value of the best WESTERN-nCincinnati, 'wnt nown reins- .o d s de fthe Chicago, Savannah, Char- Gzo. F. DREw. C. E. MFRRILL . O d __ _ __kioonS~ gdm leston, Atlanta, San Fran- T AKE NOTICE, that sixmonths after dat N e w 7 i - ildizi at O ld tan t __wan __._ v e g e t a b cisco, and al Western hereof, I will present to the County Judge

HAPPENINGS IN PLORIDA. Peculiar in Its strength and economy, Hod's points ................ 8 00 am 12 30 pm of the county of Duval my final accounts and 4 an 4 WtA Ba4Sre t , Sarsaparnilla is the only medicine of which can NtORTHERN- Charles- vouchers as administrator of the estate of 40 and 42 WeOst a tet aksnil, oia

atters of Interest from the State Cot- truly be said, "One Hundred Doses One Dol ton, Savannah, W ning. Nsal J.Duglass late of Duvalounty deeased, oe, resondnt. ln. Peular n ts edcinl erisHoo'ston, New York, eto .............. 12 30 p in and ask for my final discharge as aministrat- Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves and Tinware, House Furnishing

CAsndLeR.s Sarr aecomli he s ei h erto Hond New Orleans, Mobile, Gal- or of said eastate.

Yeston etc....................7 30 p i FREDERICK J. DuBOs, Goods, Granite and Agate Ware. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Dr. T. D. Fe"ntress, of Norfolk, Va., is known, . audhas Krlancio, Barto uTampa, ......... 7 00 administrator of the estate oftNeal J. Douglass. Paints and Oils. Agricultural Implements, Iron and Maty ofrII fKyWs n ua....... 70m Jacksonvflle. Fla.. J"' - S h.. A. Ti I 7.

stopping at Hotel de Malty. wonfor a rSapari itself Palatka, Orange City, En- - on___See__eelin,_HseanPckigPu ps " " Dr. Fram, of Mo., who has been visiting the title of "The greatest blood purifier ever terprise, Sanford ................. 1 50 pma -ASei ........ ED ADM H YStel, Rope Belting Hoe and Pakings, u P s

reais aefletoo mr iecoere e siri isoname rh from at ................... 700 pCHENEY Steamand WaterPipeand Fittings, Four-Point

Floid anexctis rto y i sitd agin. a oe"tee smrfHo' Sarsa- ~tusville and Indlian Late U.S. Attorney, Northern District of Fl. Steel Galvanized Fence Wire, Mantels, Florida and expects to visit it again. . parilla sold in Lowell than of all other River ........................ 1 50 pm GaratestEtc.,tEtc.,Etc.

Mr. Pope and family. of Kane, Ill:, are blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal St.abu stile...10 00 a .1 p 2 00pm Att-r CO0llS600O Law -AGENT FOR:-c , goingto spend the winter here, r ec o rd of * sales abroad Ocala Gainesville, Less-•• •, "

gMr. G. T. Parker has returned to Candler no other slaecuboi rt aaGnes ees- 300 pm 700 pm Solicitorinchanceryandproctor in admiralty. Dangler Oil Stoves, Orange Lightning Powder, Farmers' Friend and for the winter. no t so p rep Cedar Key, Waldo, RooKmS 6and 7, LAW EXCHANGE, Boss Plows, Perry & Co's Celebrated Stoves and Ranges, Fairbanks' Stanl

Mr. T. M. Rickards and daughter Callie, vedattained son aide of ahld ss Brooeille cFort Mason, 3 00 pm JACKSONVILLE, - - FLORIDA dare Scales, Sout ern, St. Louis, White Lead, Masury's Pure Colors in Oil visited Jacksonville this week. Altoona, etc... 7 00 pm

Mr. H. Rickards has gone to South of people. Peculiar in the brain-work which TllahseLake City73pD Railroad and Liquid Paints Florida in the interests of the Florida Il represents, g ood's Sarsaparilla con- Pensacola, etc......... ... 7 0pm TIIE Da~jCOSTA Masuiry's~alo da dLq i ans Southern Railway Land Department. bines all the knowledge which modern Fernandina ............. 9 00 a m 7 00 p inonhtr, pea Tn rt d

Candler willcelebrate Christmas with a research O Itsel in medical etcso,toMranedana Sunday school festival, sceneha...ec. o rngdAeoes srsGardner, Qaisenberry, Parker witemany years practical experience in Mayport, Ft George, etc.......... 840 am -AND State ent f0r Chattanooga Stove Co.'s "Look

and Nelson, after spending a month in preparing medicines. Be sure to get only DEPARTURE OF MAILS. A t fo C 'sov e Gulf Hammock, succeeded in purchasing. 11 EPRUEOFMIS Pu 1II H0u8e Out"Sovs Prices inJacksonville same a tame deer, which they proudly brought M0od's Sarsaparilla WESTERN............ 630am 600pm home alive. Soldbyalidruggists. $1;sifor5. Prepanedonly NORTHERN..80am 'l2Opm 600p o J K N L FLA . RS ill h attanoog a. New Orleans ...................... 7 16 ami JACKSONVILLE, FLas in C atn o a

Colonel Bullock shipped some mammoth by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. Orlando, Bartow, Tampa, C a t g turnips from his island place here last 100 Doses One Dollar Ke West, Cuba... ........ 12 00 m w eek. DE AN .a l a, O range C ity, E n- 71e)t DR LAND, tnrise, Sanford .......... 73am 1200 inm__ _ _ _ _ _ Pakad Bidn F lorida S outn ern I ail w ay

Saturday night a small house in the STEAMER KATE SPENCER PaatAspecal eastern portion of the city, the property of Titusville and Indian 30mA O ETR TS tRev. T. T. Christian o Savannah, w will resume her daily trips between river ................. 730 am 1200 m Send for prices. Railroad printing in all its ORAN GE BELT ROUTE.

destroyed by fire. Fort 0orge, Mayport & Jacksonville Pablo............................ 9 30 am branches. e The DeLand Immigration and Improve- on and after December 1,A1887. O geaAise r .Ta30ar m1230pm 3e30rpm

ment Association has appropriated $400 Leaving Fort George at 8:3 7 a. m. standard ete..... ..... 70 amT0am 8 00 p W OOd Yard -*- * m er to add to a like amount contributed by H. time. Leaving Jacksonvilleat 3p. m. Cedar Key, Waldo, Bron

thsonadgtiguoha xusos evn otGog t68 .i. t ndr etc................a.in 11 00 a m T)j Y r. lran - :- li e-: t a e s A. DeLand, for the purpose of advertising .. A. BRYAN, General Agent. Tahassee Lake City 1100am the town and getting up cheap excursionsT T.,. , ieallahasis .La en ityM il to it from Jacksonville, St. Augustine and T glS iia Live Ok dn on- fi; t 1 lmoo oterplce.iuiiulU. o n ny and Ellavlle, a .111

The DeLand pamphlet, issued by the special pouch for each at ......... 2 30pm gtr~ a Agicutrs, is now out. It is NINE NEW TABLES. Tallahassee, RvrJn-For Havana and Key West, From Havana and Key West. le oth Flodsr t botai in cINE NEWp TABL Gainesville ............ 7am 11 00 am Arrive from New Orleans Saturday, 10:00 a m. Arrive Punta Gorda.........Friday, 10:00 a. m.

in South Florida,B containing 76 pages, Avd Firs- lass Bal B le and Ft. Ma- 7 am am Leave Punta Gorda for Havana and Key West I Leave Punta GordaforNew Orleans

handsomely illustrated, and having a son...................... 70am W H McCORMICK 12:00 noon same day. F .

beautiful illustrated cover. Five thous- ILI WN A Fernandina .............. 730am 400pm * * NolihterageatPuntaGorda. Steamers land at Florida Southern ducks. andhae ee pintd.Ohave beenJ Ii pri'nted.hI3,Jaksnvilean Oane-,o iJteagkasPutanodalSeamrsladntdloidaSothrndoks

dale.........................2 00 p Corner Washington and Ashley Streets. Special steamer train leaves for Punta Gorda, north bound, Friday noon, and returning leave

The DeLand Fire Department was called Bay Street. Jacksonville, Fla. Mayport, Ft. George, etc ......... 3 20 p m CBalte 7:0ae lSaturdays, making close connections with steamers for Havana and

out twice Monday. A small house of A. The 1:20 p. m. mail takes locked pouches for -o-F Kyigest and New Orleans. W. Vooris', and occupied by negroes, was Under Metropolitan Opera House, opposite Savannah and Charleston, and general "ail Jacksonville Agent 31 West Bay StrCOeA burned, and a large dwelling on New York old postoffice. for' all points north of Wilmington, N. C.) TELEPHONE 84. c