The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-11-05
NOVEMBER B
LOCAL INTELLIGENC

LOCAL INTELL1GENC 4.
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for this paper.
Sabbath School next Sunday morning
at $50 o'clock, Mr.. J. Y Parce, Super
intendent.
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calling at this Office, describing the said
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nov. 5. 1t.
Lookout for the meteoric showers
this month.
Remember the agricultural picnic on
Thursday, the 9th.
One Hundred styles of Prints now
opened at Dreka & Cos. 1t.
The ladies can amuse themselves on
the 9th with matches at croquet.
Dreka & Co. are getting in heap OF
new goods for the fall trade. -
Country-grown corn is selling here at
rs cents per bushel in the cob.
Shove along now with your gardens
and have plenty of vegetables for home
use..
ssTruth is Mighty and will Prevail. I
Dreka & Co.'S. Ocean Spray Flour mas
been, is, and qUiU continue to be the best
in the market. IL.
Attention is directed to the change OF
schedule of the sold reliable" steamer
Hattie.
The orange groves around this neigh
borhood are much finer than they were
last year.
Orange City is pushing ahead at a
great rate Nine new buildings are in
course of erection. 49,
Dreka & Co. are opening their large
Fall stock. Bleached and Unbleached
Muslins, Cheviott, Shirtings, Flannels,
Jeanes, Cassimeres. and in fact every
thing in varied assortment to complete
that line. 1t.
Two houses in Louisville, Ky, offered
for an orange grove in Florida. See
Cheap Column.
Some of the owners of groves are
planting oats among the trees as green
crop. to turn in the spring. sl
Mr.. John Cannon has made a capital
mail oarriet. Sunshine or storm, he
may be relied on for being on time.
Fresh Crackers and Cakes to-day, at
Dreka q Co.'S. ct.
Quail are plentiful. Sportsmen could
have good time here during the sea-
son. Mr.. Banta got nine quail at one
shot last week. .,.s,..s.... sgs,tt,,s
Captain N. H. Baker, of Wabash, Ind,
who purchased part of Mr.. G. P. Will
cox's homestead last spring, has arrived.
and is stopping at DR.. B. B. Benefits.
Always to be found fresh at Dreka &.
Co.'S, Peas, Asparagus, Worcestershire
Sauce, Boston Baked Beans, Dat Meal,
Graham Flour, Shakers Evaporated
Corn, and in fact everything in the way
of delicacies, as we'll as the substantials
of life. All wants supplied. 1t.
Drs. Gillen and Bennett took a trip,
last week to Palatka to look at Messrs.
A. j. Beach & Sons orange trees, with a
view to purchasing and extending their
groves.
From the number of deer skins
brought into town for sale>we can judge
of the quantity of deer in the State. The
waterson the low lands have driven them
upon the ridges.
We notice with regret the dea tn of
Mr.. FL. Coe, at New Smyrna on the 23d
ult. He was the father of the editor of
the Florida Star, and gentleman much
in the community in which he
resided.
A large and pleasant party met last
Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
Chant, between this and Orange City,
and had a most agreeable time. Dane
ing was kept up to late hour. The
honors were done by the Misses. Chant
in the absence of their father.
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