The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-04-02
Locals.


Fresh goods continually arriving at
the new drug store.
"a big lot of fine cigars at the drug
store.
Elegant assortment of gents fur
nlsLlng goods at G. A. Dreka & Co.'S.
...Choice new groceries at surprisingly
low prices at G. A. Dreka & Co.'S.
...Gentlemen wishing new spring
suits will do we'll to examine the large
stock of clothing of G. A Dreka &c Co.
...tresh coffees comprising selected
Java, Maricaibo and Rio at G A. Greka
y Cos. Eight pounds Rio coffee for one
dollar.
&c. A. Dreka & Co. have just opened
new invoice OF stylish low shoes and
Newport ties for ladies, gentlemen and
children.
&c. A. Dreka & Co., are now receiv-
ing and opening superb lot of dry
goods, beautiful lawns, chintzes percales
and prints and fine white goods for
ladies' dresses.
Arrivals at DeLand Grove House,
Mr.. and Mrs. MCCARTHY Miss Hunter,
from Missouri Mr.. K!ngman, Beau
fJrt, s. q.
w Y A4tbQ q WClCOu1C WISH HULL LII blu
M Kingman Esq, one of the proprietors
of the popular Sea Island Hotel, at
Beaufort, South Carolina.
Mel!oru s. Co. with Aha. slsisee OF
stimulating the growing of vegetables
and small fruits IN south Florida have
greatly reduced the rates of freight to
New York on their line.
...Rsv.M s. Leet is vigorously taking
out the unsightly stumps from MI.
Adams grove and it already presents a
greatly improved appearance.
I'VE are always pleased to see recip-
rocal visits between sister towns. Miss
Della French, daughter of senator
french, OF Orange City, has been on a
visit to the ever hospitable Capt. Jordan
and wife.
I'VE, and the entire community foo
are gratitied to learn, that a beantifni
little daughter has just been added to
the pleasant family of Mrs. Austin,
The growth OF the orange trees in
the DeAand grove beats anyth ng we
have seen in that way.
MIR. John A. McRae visited DeT,and
last week, in the interest of MalIorv,s
Southern Steamship Line.
5 ...Dr. ii. W. Peters, of Lake Georoa
has promised to visit this place son.
time in May and deliver a lecrnre nn
ol@nSe growing, and the cause and rem.
cay Tor dle-ba We shall be happy To
welcome him at any time he finds il con.
venient to come oo"-
. ...Ihose OF our people who are in
!avor OF getting up a Masonic Lodge are
informed that The Grand Master viii bo
at Mellonvllle the End or 3rd inst when
an application for dispensation NAV ba
obtained. "J NC
1.-The challenge of friend Austin 70
produce earlier orange buds. has haa.
taken up by Mr.. Charles r. Bloomer
lie has live acre grove of his own ao;
has set out one of six acres. near beno
for Mr.. Adam Corell of New York 80
Some thirty or forty trees in each orog.
are IN good bloom, and that. too 9f, ro
trees budded last June, in the celehrat
ca Arlington Nurseries of Mr.
bldwell. Now who comes next l.
I've had the pleasure of ioininr
very happy gathering OF bright mas.a o
on the occasion of WIZ =
Painters eleventh birthday. Tha ~ ".
0na. most charming, as were the LITTLE
JUS W. "A NICE, sensible little spread was
seS OUT oy Mrs. Painter, and thew ali
seemed to richly enjoy the occassian and
Ine ea1aoles. We are always glad to r sea
Sucn Gays remembered, and such gath.
enngs OF the young people, which car
lo' T W make them better and happier
=. we would call attention TO tbti r,
advertisement "For sale at bareo;n o"
Inc motel property is valuable ons
ana Inc mouse has an enviabte reputa.
tlon al over the country, for it's excai
lent table and comfort ,ble accommo1a
tons. A'1ioaa-