The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-12-27
OCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PAID US visit last week,
Thurber's pure extract at McLaurine
& Stockton's. O
Mr.. Fl. Heigard, Of Atchison, Kars.
is stopping at DR.. H. Gillen's.
The clippers offered by Mr.. Anderson
are just the thing for picking oranges.
Mr.. Daniel L. Bennett has sold so
acres of land to Mr.. VIM. q. Aydelotte.
Wanted.-A good sawyer at the
Eagle MIL. Apply at once.
Miss Fiddis has let the contract for
her house on Indiana avenue to Mr.. J.
Lynch.
A steamer is being built at Spring
Garden to lun between that place and
Palatka.
See McLaurine & Stockton's new
advertisements and go and try their
prices. o
CIR. Stockton sold to Jos. Dore, of
New York City, 10 acres on the BouleS
ward.
Mr.. c. r. Stockton and family have
moved into their residence on the
Boulevard.
MIR. A. L. Wellman has erected new
store and post,o ffice at the head of Lake
Beresford.
Mr.. Edwin Thrall, mason of this place.
VINO adverlises i'll this paper, has over
20 hands employed.
Captain Alexander has resumed pos
session of his wharf at Beresford, and
will open a feed store.
The first thing new settler should
do, is to march up to the office and sub
scribe for the paper.
Mr.. Nelson Baker brought to our Of
fee lemon Of the Villa Franco variety
tie product of his grove.
Mr.. John Chandler gave us very fine
Tangerine orange from year old bud
which produced 10 oranges.
Misses Nellie Farr and Ella H. Brown
WI receive calls on New Years from
PIP. NJ. to 10 P. H., at the parsonage.
Mr.. J. L. Lynch has the contract for
Mr. Carpenters residence near Mr..
Finicals and has commenced work on
it.
Rev. A. B. Knight, of Shelbyville,
Ky, is building a residence on Wiacon-
sin avenue, Mr.. J. L. LS 1ch has the
contract.
Mr.. j. T. Clake has commenced work
on Messrs. Chamber & Dunn's building
on the Boulevard. It will be 26X60 and
three stories.
Just step in and look at the show
cases of our jeweler, Mr.. Goodrich. and
YOU will know what kind of New Years
present to select.
Thurber's canned Turkey, Chicken,
Hams aud Tongues at McLaurine &
Stockton's. o
Thanks to Mr.. G. P. Wilcox for some
splendid large turnips grown by him
in DeLand on pine land. This but
clearly shows what car be done on this
sandy soil.
Mr.. Jessie Yeivington brought us in
a splendid specimen of ginger grown
within a short distance of DeLand.
This is q business that could be entered
into with profit.
Mrs. FL Morgan, a friend of Mrs.
Seaman, arrived here on the 18th and
will remain for the winter. She is we'll
pleased with the country and will prob
ably locate here.
Ladies and Misses Fancy Hose just
arrived from H. B. Clafin g. Co.'S New
York, at McLaurine & Stockton's. o.
McLaurine & Stockton have arranged
with New York dairy to ship butter to
them direct. They have just received
the first shipment and the butter is SUI
perfne. Try it. o
The town was crowded with people
last Saturday from all parts purchasing
Christmas supplies and presents.
The merchants say they did more on
that day than any other before.
Rev. J. d. Bohannon retr' ned lest
week from Georgetown, Ky. We gre
glad to see him looking so we'll after the
painful surgical operation that had re-
Gently been performed on him while
away.
There ives quite pleasant gathering
at Broomev'lle 8 miles north of DeLand
on Christmas day. Theyopug folks there
were not forgotten but had fine Christ
mas tree loaded with presents and q very
happy time ives passed.
A meeting OF Episcopalisns, and all
interested IN that denom' nation, will be
held in the school house after morning
service on New Years day, for the pur-
pose of arriving at definite arlApge
ment FOR raising funds for the church
building.
Messrs. Wightmen & Spauldirg v -sh to
announce to the people Of this vicinity
and surrounding cCrIty that they will be
at DeLand during the Holidays and for
a few days following, to make photo.H
graphs and views Of persons and resi-
dences. Give them call.
We Rave much pleasure in sunour.c-
ing the marriage of Mr.. r. n. Seymour,
of this town, TO Miss Eliza j, Bailey, of
New Ipswich. n. H. last week Monday