The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-29
MARCH 20.

There will be at temperance meeting
at the school house Friday evening.
Choice beef at Robert Rawlins' store
every Thursday and Saturday. 194tf
Capt. A. T. Gilmore has made another
purchase of ninety acres from Mr.. Robt.
Shields.
Mr.. H. 4. DeLand has purchased the
cottage and lot on Rich avenue from
Mr.. Brinly.
It is IN prospect to give few more
social concerts in the Baptist church
soon after its opening.
We call attention to the private sale
of furniture at ParceeLand Home adver-
tised in another column.
Mrs. Levi, we understand, will COM
mence to build shortly on the lot she
purchased from DIR. Voorhis.
IL Gail and examine the Spring and
Summer styles of Bonnets and Hats at
the Millinery Store. It
DIR. Voorhis is opening new avenue
on Mr.. Howry's land, parallel with New
York avenue, to be called Howry.
Rev. J. Ward Stone, of Novi, Mich,
preached an effective and instructive
sermon at the school house on Sunday
morning.
DR.. Browns house is looming up on
the south end of the Boulevard and prom
ises to be fine building. Mr.. Huffman
contractor.
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Whites Sewing Machines for sale
3. al the Millinery Store. It
Mr.. ]. D. Ross, of Orange City, has
purchased five acres from Mr.. DeLand
for grove and one acre on New York
avenue from DR.. Voorhis for residence.
Messrs. Mcneil & Zumwalt have sold
the south half of their lot on the BoulS
evard to Messrs. w. w. Cleveland &
Nephew, who will st once open a gen.
eral store.
Preaching at Beresford Presbyterian
Church on the second and fourth Sum
day IN each month, by Rev. Gilbert
Gordon. Prayer meeting every Sunday
evening at 5 o'clock.
The wild orange, magnolia and oak
trees, planted the entire length of the
Boulevard, under the supervision of
Capt. Strack, are beginning to show up
and in short time will present quite
beautiful appearance.
Plank sidewalks have been laid down
on both sides of Indiana avenue and on
part of the Boulevard, orange trees
planted and the whole town is glitteriug
with whitewash and paint.
The treasurer of the "DeLand;Glee
Club" that was, desires meeting of
the members to instruct him what to do
with the funds now on hand. A full
| attendance is requested on Saturday
April LIST. ia. B. HULL, Tres.
Mr.. Tanner was at Port Orange last
week with a party. They came back
highly pleased with the trip and report
| a splendid time boating. fishing, oyster
ing and gathering shells on the beach.
He is just the man to pilot party on
such trip.
The st. Johns Presbytery in connec>
ton with the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church in the United
| States, will meet at the Beresford
church, to be opened with sermon by
the former Moderator, on Wednesday,
March 10Th, at 7:30 P. NJ.
Mrs. Steedman and family moved into
her new house last week. 1t is one of
| the most tasty and attractive houses on
the Boulevard and reflects credit on Mr..
Clake, the contractor, for the able
| manner in which he carried out the
plan.
One balmy morning last week two
young ladies OF this town, in taking
stroll down the Boulevard, saw very
large snake, Ga harmless one) lying
across the side walk, they Immediately
placed themselves on the offensive and
aftera terrible and prolonged onslaught.
placed the monster hOrs de combat.
Arrivals at the DeLand Grove House:
Peter Gardener, Jacksonville Rev, J.
Ward Stone, Novi, Mich; Thos. S.
Greeman, Mystic Bridge, Conn; W. S.
Cleveland, w. w. Cleveland, Madison.
Fla; W. +. Giynn, East Saginaw.
Mich; Geo. W. Billings, Cleveland
Ohio; Mr.. E. Brock, Baltimore. Md:
VIM. Cornwall. Louisville, KY; Samuel
q. Lewis and Frank S. Lewis, Phila-
delphia, Pa; w. X. Stager, Waldo.
Fla; +. B. Knight, Miss Mary b
Knight, Shelbyville, Ky.
Mr.. FL. A. DeLand has sold the fol-
lowing property during the past week:
twenty acres of Visage homestead in.
Guiding two and one-half acre grove.
and forty acres of James r. Aliens
homestead, also ten acres of the J. b.
Wood homestead to Rev. j. Ward Stone.
Now, Oakland county, Mich; five acres
on Woodland Boulevard to Frederick
M. Sherman, of New London, Conn:
three acres on Woodland Boulevard to
James +. Allen.
We learn 10y the Dubuque Herald
that company has been organized in
that city to be known as the ''Florida
land and HOmeSLend AssoninA;on ac