The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-03
JANUARY 3.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Finest Butter at McLaurine & Stock
tons. o
Visitors continue to stream in. Glad
to see them
just received by Piper & Rice. lot of
fine Diaries. o.
The buildings that are nov going up
are credit to the town.
A concert will be given in Orange City
next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N, Hull, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, are in town.
MIR. and Mrs. Heneline, of Ohio, are
now visiting at Mr.. Waits.
Mr.. VIM. Knapp has opened his hard
ware store with a good stock.
Alarge quantity of land about here is
being prepared for orange groves.
Buildings are going up SO fast here
that one fails to keep track of them.
Mrs. A. L Anthony Dealer in Mil
linery and Notions, Indiana avenue. O
See advertisement of A. F. Styles, of
Jacksonville, Florida, in cheap column.
We received visit last week from Mr..
L. @. Dawson, of the Enterprise Herald.
Miss Hattie Chenery, sister of Mr.. E.
F. Chenery, is now visiting her brother.
Get your Diaries from Piper & Rice
at Bohannops old stand, o
Gap. Ira Smith and wife, Of New
Philadelphia, Ind, are visiting at Mr.,
John W. Cannon s.
Mr.. 81. A. Tanner. who solicits the
votes for collector, owns large amount
OF property in this town.
There we're thirty arrivals in DeLand
last Saturday by the up-river boats.
This looks encouraging.
Rev. d. Moore, D. D., of Geneva, N.
Y, will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday at 3 o'clock P. NJ.
100000 feet of seasoned flooring, sid
ing and castings for sale. at the Beres-
ford Mill, by Wellman & Co. o
Messrs. Clarkson & Brother will open
their store on the Boulevard, south of
DR.. Fishers drug store, next week.
$4,000 oranges for sale on the trees
Cheap for cash. Apply to j. L. CHAND,
LER, DeLand. Florida. 4145
Ger the Orange Keeper, if you wish
to preserve fruits and vegetables. Why
not have them fresh the year round?
Business lots in this town sell at the
rate of $1,000 per acre. A year ago
$500 would have been thought high.
Capt. a. G. Strack has purchased a
Wm. Burke. On which he will build.
Ham, Sausage and Fresh Goldfish at
McEaurine & Stockton's. o
We saw some fine pine-apples, of the
Sugar Loaf variety, last week, that were
grown on Mrs. Kilkoff's place rear town.
Mr.. v. j. Erhart. has gone to Selma,
Alabama, on short visit to his family.
Wonder if he will return with bride
also.
Mr.. VIM. Newman, of Spring Garden,
presented US with some sugar canes ten
ieet long and weighing over nine pounds
each.
Mr.. w. w. CIeaveland has COM
menced the erection of his house on
Rich avenue. 1t will be a two-story
building,
The newly married couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. CIarkson, arrived here last
week. We wish them happiness in their
future life.
Just arrived from New York, large
assortment of Tubs, Buckets, Baskets,
etc., etc., at McLaurine & Stockton's. o
New Years day passed off rather
quietly in DeLand. Calls were received
by several young ladies in the afternoon
and evening.
Messrs. Wightman & Allen, artists,
have arrived and are now prepared to
take likenesses and pictures Of resi-
dences and groves.
The Tavares Herald offers one thous-
and boxes of Florida Oranges as pres
miums to subscribers. See their adver-
tisement in another column.
Read A. 1. Bidwell's large advertise
ment, in another column, of peach, pear
and guava trees, bananas, persimmons
and choice plants etc., for sale.
Parties wishing good reliable lnsur-
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings, barns,
and contents, call on G. W. Pearce, De-
Land. Box 105. Stf
DeLand has entered on another year
at tie close of which, should it prove as
prosperous as the last, will see her with
a population of 1920 or 1880.
Mrs. Anthony has received the assists
ance of q competent dress maker from
New York, and solicits the patronage of
the ladies of DeLand and vicinity.
McLaurine q Stockton's and 10 cent
counter goods are going off fast. o,
Mr., A. Sean ans splendid short horn
COW has dropped a bull calf. This will
enable cattle raisers here to improve
their stock. Mr.. Seaman's COW gives
20 quarts OF milk day.