The Florida agriculturist., 1883-01-31
JANUARY 81.
INTELLIGENCE.

And still the houses go up.
Get your Yeast Cakes at Erhart's.
Orange and lime trees are beginning
to blossom.
Fresh meat every day at Robert
Rollins Store.
A niece of Mr.. f. S. Goodrich, is on
visit to him.
Baker & Clark's No. Hams at Nc
Laurine & Stockton's. o
Three u OF. cakes Soap at Clarkson
Bros. for % cents. o
A good shoemaker would find an ex+
cellent opening here for his business.
Clarkson Bros. have q full line of
Groceries at bottom prices.
The groves about here are as hands
some looking as you will find anywhere.
Excellent Clipped Dry Beef, ready
for the table at Glass Front. o
Mr. Thomas Broome and family have
moved into Mr.. Rike's house on Indiana
Ave.
Cow Peas. Cow Peas, Cow Peas, at
Glass Front. o
Several new avenues have lately been
opened by Mr.. Howiy, to the west of
town
The election for County Officers last
Saturday was not attended with any
show of excitement.
Mr.. Wm. Alcott has sold his place
of ten acres to Mr.. Gray, OF Chittenden
Ky.
Lowest prices and best goods at Glass
Front. Crown Milk Is cents, other
goods according. o
We never saw the groves at Spring
Garden Centrel looking more beautiful
than they do now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. r. Webb. of
Orleans, Indiana, are here visiting the
family of Saml. Il. Webb.
why does not some one start an ice
factory here I? It certainly will pay, for
they will find ready sale for ice all the
year.
About twenty COWS, taking stroll
into DeLand, 90 Sunday, unexpectedly
found themselves the occupants of the
pound.
Just to hand at Erhart's, the best five
cent cigars you can purchase for the
money. o
DR.. A. c.. Browns family left last
week, Tuesday, for Huntington, West
Va. We are sorry to lose such pleasant
people.
Mr.. Stewart, distinguished lawyer
of Mt. Vernon, KY. arrived here last
week, and is stopping with Mr.. L. p.
I g. Brinly.
Clarkson Bros. have opened in their
new building On South Boulevard and
solicit the patronage of their friends
and tie public.
Mr. Nelson Baker killed a fox last
week, to which were attached two steel
traps on its leg.
Mr.. r. A, Gailbreath, is building a
residence west Of Mr.. Tanners on
New York Ave.
Erhart has just received large assort-
ment OF fine Cigars of well known
brands. o
DR.. Geo. W. Fisher, has purchased
the lot between his drug store and Mr..
Clarkson's store, from DR.. A. G. Brown.
Cap Geo. Fearn has been making
several sales of Real Estate recently.
He knows how to dispose of property.
Don't build your yard or lawn fence
until you see samples of Sedgwick Wire
Fence at @ C.A.Miller's Feed Store. As 81
Go to J. F. Drake, Jnr., on n. York
Avenue, for your Hay, Oats, Corn and
Ground Feed, in any quantity. Lowest
prices. o
The school conducted by r. w. Davis
and Mrs. r. w. Davis will be continued
in the rooms over Piper & Rice's Book
Store.
If you want clear and brilliant light
go to McLaurine and Stockton's and
buy their $50 test Oil, only 30 cents per
gallon. o
Mr. Lyon. of Jacksonville, Fla. de-
livered very excellent lecture on the
Bible, in the Baptist Church, last Friday
evening.
For Pure Drugs. Stationery, Toilet
Articles, and everything kept at first
class drug store, go to P. .. Bennett's,
Glass Front. o
Mir. E. Brown is erecting two,story
house, on the lot, On Indiana Avenue,
that he recently purchased from Mir.
DeLand. n
Parties wishing good reliable insur-
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings, barns,
and contents, call on G. W. Pearce, De-
Lana. Box 105. 8tf
Rev. Mr.. Shearer and family arrived
from Huntington, Va, last week. He
will take charge of the Presbyterian
Congregation here.
Mr.. Samuel Lingle,o of Paoli, Indiana,
is here to spend the winter with his
daughters, Mrs. Samuel H.. Webb and