The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09
Mr. Craip has sold fifteen acres of his


land.
George Amos sold forty acres of his
homestead last week
Rev. Mr.. Lewton viii preach on sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. H. 4. DeLand and party are ex-
pected this week.
Prayerm meeting Wednesday evening at
the school house.
Sec revised HeScriptive circular Of De-
I and, Fla. in another column.
Mr, Reuben Marsh has sent his = son
Mos es. to the Gainesville Seminary.
Mr., B. T. Bro oks has an orange tree
six years old from seed now Ia bloom. 81
Messrs. Hopkins, waits, Painter and
Laverich, went on visit to the coast
last week.
Mr.. Fl. @. Strack has purchased
twenty acres of land from DR.. Lancas-
ter. .-....
Professor j. A. B. Hull has sold part
| of his homestc id to Mr. George. Brown,
Of Kentucky. ,fF
Florida strawberries have been sell
ing in New York at 81 to g per quart.
We have received ludicrous chrono
almanac from Clarence Brooks & Co, of
New York City.
DR.. Kenworthy has been shipping
Florida oranges 10 England, where they
arrived safe and were much priced.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. A. 81.
ManVille, of Lake George, and wish
them every happiness.
SABBATH School next Sunday afternoon
| at O'Clock, J. Y. Parce, superintend-
| ent.
Mrs. A. J. Hunter. left last week for
New York, but we have got her pet
lamb.
Beresford people are great on fish
fries. We can get the odor all the way
here.
Mr.. Cheeny, Of Detroit, Michigan,
has purchased ten acres of land from
b. f. Finical, on New York avenue.
The young folks had a dance last
Thursday evening and enjoyed them
selves.
Major &. Il. Norris, of Spring Gar
den, has sold considerable number Of
lots of land lately.
Mr. Waits has made another pur-
chase Of forty acres from Mr.. S. McAil-
len, south of the town.
ar. James r. Anthony, M. g., o!
| Valdoata, Georgia, has purchased pro p
erty in this nejghborhood.
| We have been we'll supplied with fish
lately. Mn let are brougL u by the
cart load, aud Lake trout in quantities.
Captain j. B. Jordan has TO spend O
considerable part of his time in Enter.
prise this month.
The Brock Hotel, Enterprise, has two
acres in English peas for the ussf o the
guests. no wonder it is always full.
The Agricultural picnic last week
was we'll attended by new settlers and
the Beresford and Spring Garden resi-
dents surned out strong.
Mrs HIdreth vas called away on
Sunday last by letter informing her OF
the serious illness OF her husband at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Kilkoffs pretty new house is
completed and the contractors, Holder
Il Norris, are putting up barn for her
on the same place.
Messrs. Harry, Garter and Drake, of
Frankfort, Kentucky, arrived here on
Sunday last. 1t is their intention to
purchase and settle in tn is community.
Mr. William z. Aydelotte, of New
Albany, Indiana, has made another in
vestment, having purchased the home
stead of Mr. Orson J. Hill, con tanning
100 acres.
The next Agricultural picnic will be
held ST Mr.. O p. Tcrry's residence at
DeLaud, OH Thursday the 18th where u
number of Northern visitors are expect
ed 10 attend.
Tie temperance Society met at the
call OF the president, last Friday even
ing. Captain Jordan in the chair. q.
J. Hill chosen secretary, pro tenn. Col
onel Cudrington, DR. Voorhis, p. S.
Bennett and o. j. Hill appointed vice
presidents. After Considerable discus.
sion as to the manner of conducting the
future meetings of the society, is was
voted to accept the invitation of Mrs.
DR.. Bennett to meet at her residence.
Adjourned to meet ut the house of DR..
Benefits, Friday evening, March 11th,
at 7:3O O'Clock P. Il. It is earnestly re-
quested that every member be present.
The following are the arrivals at the
Del .and Grove House S. a. Stevens,
r. Carr, Tomis, Indiana; VIM. Ayde-
lotte, New Albany, Indiana E. ID.
Rockwell, Jacksonville, Florida; r. N.
Seymour, Osceala, Florida; John J.
Knapp, VIM. Price, Boantown, New
Jersey; W. V. Deadwick, 4. A. Dead
wick, Tennessee; n. E. Merton,
rorento. Canadai T. G.. Ivy, West
Point, Mississippi