The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-10-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

I71a7IleTsG6tLtS est NeT0 VtTtuS.
Visitors are pouring in.
Candies, home made candies at Err
harris.
Orange City is putting up some fine
buildings. Glad to hear it.
See revised descriptive circular Of De
Land, Fla, in another column.
Good Cream Cheese at 10 cents,
Dreka & Co. g.
Mrs. r. B, Wolseley aud three child
rem arrived here last Friday.
If land sales are brisk now what may
we not expect later in the season.
Go to A. Fl. S6ockton's and see his
full line of groceries.
Mr.. Erhsrt is now manufacturing his
own candy and it is first rate article.
NJ. Geo. a. Dreka has gone to PHIL
adelphia, TO be a; sent about four weeks.
Best, Best, Best Rio Coffee only 10
cents at the Gless Front.
Episcopal Service next Sunday in the
school house at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:3O
Pm.
The Hon. Charles Dougherty gave a
political address to our citizens on the
18th.
Special prices given on trunks at
A. 81. Stockton's. t
Mayor G. q. Wright las gone to Port
Royal, 8. c., and will be absent few
weeks.
Capt. Geo. Fearn has sold lot in
town on New York avenue to Mr.. Fl. A.
Tanner.
Rev. r. B. Wolseley has purchased 6
acres of land with some improvements
from Mr.. Charles Miller.
$4,000 yards new Fall Prints, Cling
hams, Brocades, Cashmeres and other
dress goods, at Glass Front. +
All nom residents who own property
in Florida should see that their taxes
are paid to save expenses.
Mr.. David T.. Wickham has sold 50
acres of land with improvements to Mr..
l.. G. Tanney, OF West Point, Ohio.
Patronize home industries. Ertart
is now making fine candies Of every de~
scription. Call and see them. s
We want capitalists to erect cottages
for rent. The demand is great from
people i'll the North who wish to spend
the winter here.
IA-5oSas deiivefed free OF charge t &c III
parts of town from Dreka & Co.'s Glass
Font
Get your baskets ready for the bar
becue at Clifton's. Messrs. a. A. Tan.
ner and Dunn will have teams ready to
take passengers.
Notions, Notions of every description
at McLaurine Il Stocktcn's, Bohannon's
old stand.
MIR. r. Chittenden, Of Utica, N. Y,
purchased 10 acres of land from Mr..
VIM. Revels. The land is part of the
Clifton settlement.
Parties wishing good reliable lnsur,
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings,, barns.
and contents, call on G. ". Pearce, Do
Land. Box 105. Stf
DR.. Voorhis has sold one and one
fourth acres OF land on Howry avenue
to Mrs. Drake. She intends building q
fine large boarding house on it.
Arrivals at Pine Castle: Mrs. r. b.
Wolseley and three children, Wayne
Falls; II. Huntington wife and son,
Chicago. H.; C. Fl. Brush wife and
daughter, New York.
The public are invited to call aud ex.
anime A. FL. Stockton's complete assert
ment OF Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps
Hosiery and Gents clothing, etc, etc.
Messrs. Bond L Rich are busy pre-
pairing for the erection of their large
saw mill one and oneAhalf miles north
west OF town on land secured from DIR.
Lancaster. The mill we learn will be
very superior one.
kerosene Oil 100 test at McLaurine 4
StocktOn's.
Preaching at Beresford Presbyterian
Church on the second and fourth Sun.
day in each month, and ut DeLand or
the first and third, by Rev. Gilbert
Gordon. Prayer meeting every Sunday
evening at O'Clock at Beresford.
The meeting of the O. r. l. o. clul
will be at Mrs. Fairs residence mex
Thursday evening. and that of the
Chautauqua Literary Society, at Mr.
Joel Mayn's on Friday. See that both
are well attended.
The following are now staying Will
Mr.. L. NJ. Bennett at Spring Garden
Mr.. Peter f. Nelson, Conn; W., Rich
w. =. StewSrt. John Rich, A. g. Ash
mead, ST., a. G. Ashmead, Jr., N. J.
and - Frazer, Ill.
McIaurine u Stockton's line of Dry
Goods is attracting attention for then
excellence. The public are invited tc
inspect