The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-10
THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.
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IT'S secret you must (not) keep"
Its merry company of DeLand's good
citizens (all are invited at Klapp's
Hall Thursday evening.
The trustees of the Baptist church
have arranged with ''The Florida Glee
Club" to give concert in aid of the
church improvement fund about the
25th inst. See future announ cement.
We had the pleasure of visit from
Judge Hoke, Of Kentucky, last week
who we found quite enthusiastic on the
benefit he had derived from the Florida
climate. 1t is pleasure to converse
with person of the Judges intellect.
Extra assorted Canned goods consisting
of Pine-Apples, Cherries, Blackberries,
Strawberries, Plums, Gage Plums, etc.,
at McLaurine & Stockton,s. dealers in
General Merchandise, also Real Estate
Dealers. o
Mr.. o. N. Hull, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, purchased fourteen and a half
acres of land from Mr. VIM. Hamilton.
Mr.. Hull is quite an extensive orange
grower having upwards of 100 acres in
groves about here. They are all looks
ing well.
Lake Winnemissett Sunday school
was organized on Sunday with about
30 scholars. Mr.. C. r. Stockton, of De~
Land wasselected Supern endent The
Sunday school will meet every Sunday
at P. NJ. Thisspeaks well for the people
of that Lake.
An oyster supper will be given in
Klapp's Hall on Thursday evening JAMS
uary IL, by the ladies of the NJ E.
church. The Orange City brass baud
will be in attendance to furnish music
for the occasion. Everybody should at
tend and enjoy good time,
Thurbers Bonsless Turkey and Chick.
en- reduced to so cents, ] ongues reduced
to 35 cents, Lunch Ham reduced to 80
cents and Potted Ham reduced to 10
cents at McLaurine & Stockton's, dealer
in General Merchandise, also Real Estate
Dealers. o
Arrived at their warehouse, Beresford,
700 bbls. Mapes Orange Tree Manure,
Patre Ground Bone, Vegetable Manur-
es, etc. Buy noaO before the busy sea-
son, DR.. Lancaster, Agent, Fishers
Drug Store, DeLand, Fla, or Mr.. Well
man at Beresford. o
The Ladies' Aid Committee of St. Bar
pabas Mission of Deland, are prepared
TO take in plain sewing and all kinds of
fancy work at reasonable rates, good sat>
isfaetlen guaranteed The patronage of
the community is respectfully solicited.
Orders may be left and information oh
tanned at Mrs. Banta'S.
A new weekly paper to be known as
the Altoona Argus begun its publ
cation on the Let of January, 1888, at
lished by @. "A. Wilson g Co., with @.
A. Wilson as editor. It will be strictly
! independent Democratic, and every eff
tort to offer the public newsy sheet
will be made.
| A Temperance organization was form
ed last Sunday night to be known as the
DeLand Temperance Union. Mr.. Joel
Mayne was appointed President, Mr.. J.
J. Banta, President, Miss Nellie
Farr, Treasurer. and Cap. H. G. Strack,
Secretary. Very excellent addresses
were made by Mr.. E. S. Goodrich and
Rev. d. nloore, D. d. Monthly meet.
ings will be held hereafter. This is a
good cause and should be fosteled.
Be it understood that Clarence NJ
Gordon has the agency for Fay's lIanil-
la Roofing and Ceiling, and can supply
the demand at the very cheapest possible
ates. Allthose contemplating building
should call on or address with stamp.
CLARENCE M. GORDON.
3547 DeLand. Fla.