The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-24

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| Tygert's Orange Tree, and would there
fore advise early orders. Would refer
to last seasons results. G. A. Dreka
a. Co.
Owing to the Indictment state of the
. weather last evening the Black Diamond
Minstrel Entertainmentth that was to have
been given in Orange City had to be
postponed until Friday evening next.
Parties wishing good reliable lnsur-
ance on stores, STOCKS, dwellings,, barns,
and contents, call on G. w. Pearce, De-
Land. Box 105. Stf
Rabbi Max Moses of jacksonville,
visited us last week to administer the
Jewish rites to Mr.. @. Davis infant SON.
Mr.. Davis gave handsome spread on
the occasion,
Nice assortment of Hats at Mel aurine
& Stockton's. o
Mr.. II. A. DeLand is having a cottage
erected on New York Ave-, nearly op.
posite the DeLand Grove House, to
serve as an annex to that hotel. Mr..
Lynch has been given the contract.
Winter Prints at cost, eighteen yards
or one dollar at Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. O
Mrs. Alexander will occupy, when
completed, the north room Of the
Chambers & Dunn glass.front building,
where she will do Dress-making in all
its branches, in a first class manner.
Meanwhile the ladies will do we'll to
call at her residence on New York ave.,
where they can rave their work done in
most stylish and artistic way. As 46
Tha very best grades of Tobacco,
Cigars and Snuff, sold close, by p. S.
Bennett, post Office building.
Be it understood that Clarence M,
Gordon has the agency for Fay's Manil-
Ia Roofing and Ceiling, and can supply
the demand at the very cheapestpossible
rates. All those contemplating building
should call on or address with stamp.
CLARENCE M. GORDON.
3547 DeLand, Fla.
Mr.. II. a. DeLand has recently made
the following sales of Real Estate TO
d. B. HARDWOOD and John G. Schermer-
horn of Bloomington, I'll. 90 acres in
Guiding grove, of S. B. Hopkins tract,
near Fred Aliens; to E. Brown, of NH,
J acre lot on Indians and New York
ayes; to Mrs. Augusta Levi 40 acres of
the West Homestead.
Plow Brand Manure is selling fast in
this community. 1t is first class article,
and all who are In need of first class
orange fertilizer, should try the Pillow
Brand. McLaurine g. Stockton are che
oOor,ko fo,. TAI a M 20 !, ri t1,ox, I,axn ~ IL,
arrangements to deliver it at their store
for the benefit Of those who need it. Q
+ BY the middle or close of next week
Mr.. A. Seaman hopes to have his boards
ing house open. He is having things
nicely arranged, and his rooms will be
very comfortable, and can accommodate
about 25 borders. 1t does one good
to look at Mr.. Seaman's orange trees,
for they have such fine appearance.
he attributes it to frequent cultivation.
Don't build your yard Or lawn fence
until you see samples of Sedgwick Wire
Fence at Ca. Miller's Feed Store. 45 81
Mr.. G. J ScammelI, Commission
Merchant. New York, writes us that he
has been selling choice frnit off DIR.
CtdIhS . grove ZOE TO per DOX. he also
says Mandarin and Tangerines are
worth 81 per box of 120 and that there
is a good market for such fruit
Many have already put their groves,
lands, etc., into the hands of McLaurine
q Stockton. They are live, honest and
wide awake men, endorsed by leading
men of half dozen States.
The opening of the ''Turner House,
last Thursday evening was grand sue
cess. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner did the
honors of the occasion in manner that
made all present feel thoroughly at
home. The supper surpassed all expec-
tations, the variety of cakes being espe-
cially praiseworthy. Dancing was only
checked by the appearance of the ''wee
sma' hours o. mornin'," when the guests
left for their respective homes, knowing
that social under the management of
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner was a guarantee
of grand and good time.
Winter Prints at cost, eighteen wards
for one dollar, at Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. %