The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-11-23
NOVEMBER %.

Mr. IL A D6Lanu arrlVeu AaeU
day, and is actively moving about improv-
ing the place.
gAdditional rooms will be added to MIR
OP Terry's house :and it will be made
into hotel.
Dreka & Co.'S stock of boots and
shoes, for style, quality and low prices
not be beat.
Miss BrinIy showed us two oranges
picked off one of her trees planted in
January last.
MrH A Tanner has purchased one
hundred acres from Mr. g P Wilcox, the
Palmer place.
| Something extra in the cigar and to-
bacco line at the drug store. Call,%sand
see for yourselves.
| Dreka & Co. have splendid assort~
ment of Hamburg edging, crochet do.
laces and other trimmings.
ID Preaching on the first and third Sab-
bath in each month at DeLand by Rev.
G. Gordon, Presbyterian.
Rev. MI. Martin, Episcopal minister,
will preach here next Sunday at 1870
a m and 7:30 pm
5000 yds prints now open at Dreka &
Cos; also large line ginghams, cheviots,
dress goods. &c. &c.
After Ythe first tof May letters for
Gainesville will be sent direct from Pal
atka, instead via Jacksonville.
Full line notions, white goods, hos
siery, gloves, gents furnishing goods,
| &c. &c. at Dreka & Cos.
Mr. II A Tanner has purchased eighty
acres from Mr. Daniel Bennett, two
miles from town for $500.
We regret the accident TO DIR Clemens
last Friday, by being thrown from his
buggy, the horse running away.
Mr. VIM Aydelotte and family are at
present living in their house on Etheir
grove until the town house is erected.
The report of the last meeting of the
County Commissioners will appear in
our next. 1t was too lengthy for this
number.
Mr. Ell A Tanner Ihas sold the orange
grove that he lately bought from Mr..
Hires, to Mr. VIM G Underwood. OF
Campbell County. Ky, for 81 900.
We return thanks to Mr. II Real, N
Secretary of the American Agricultural {
Association, for the report of the pros
ceedings for July and October last.
"Where to go in Florida" is the
name of neat little Illustrated pamph-
bet by Daniel Taylor, got up in the in
terest of Green Cove Springs.
The DeLand people ordered two
thousand copies of this paper to let 9TH
ers know the advantages. We wish
other settlements would do likewise. sss
Our lakes and rivers abound In fish.
yet we are getting ours packed in ice
from Jacksonville. 1t would pay some
one to start fishery on Lake Beresford.
We are still daily receiving large in
voices of goods, and would kindly
solicit visit from all to inspect for
themselves. Resufy
| Dreka & Co.
Preaching at Bereeford Presbyterian
Church on the second and fourth Sun
day in each month, by Rev Gilbert
Gordon Prayer meeting every Sunday
| evening at 5 o'clock
Mr. Sam Harper is having ten acre
grove planted out to be named Victoria,
after young lady north. His land is
situated in very pleasant part OF the
county, about one mile of DeLand.
| We can Inform "a Subscriber" that
it is species of beetI that cuts the
limbs Of his pecan tree. He will find it
at the roots by digging Eittle. The
pecan can be grated by "Ring graft
ing"
The card of Messrs. Brinly, Hardy
| and Miles appears in this number
Theirs plough can be procured at the
store of Mr.. A. II. Stockton. in DeLand,
or on application to T. E. G. Brinly.
| one of the firm in this place, who will
! spend the winter.
Arrivals at Pine Casle-Mrs E Fudg-
er's-A S Manning, Mrs Kate Ruddle,
DIR M G Mcdonald, of Louisville, KY;
G P Read, Lansing, Mich; Mrs Flora
Beal Hobard, Guilford, Me; o P Watt