The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Our streets are being thronged with
visitors
4 fish and oyster market would do
we'll in this town
W. W. Parce is agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
Government Java Coffee at Cleave~
lands Cheap Cash Store o
Mr. Fenner has about twenty scho GLARS
attending his private school.
Messrs. Dreka & Co.'s show windows
have been nicely arranged with goods.
The DeLand Black Diamonds will ap.
pear in Orange City on Monday even
ing next.
Put in your orders early for Tygert's
Orange Tree Fertilizers. G. A. Dreka
Il Co. Agents.
Winter Prints at cost, eighteen yards
for one dollar, at Cieavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. o
Mr.. G. M. Buell., of Illinois, has ar
rived at his Spring Garden home to
spend the winter.
Don't forget that Piper & Rice have
a nice lot of window shades and fix
lures. o
Capt. and Mrs. Rich arrived from
Port Royal and Mr.. S. B. Wright from
Jacksonville on Sunday
Pretty faces are becoming numerous
now. There will be some sad hearts
when the visiting season closes.
The colored people intend erecting a
N. E. Church on lot purchased from
Mr.. 4. Armstrong, near his mill.
The ladies of the Episcopal Aid Soci-
icy will hold social at the residence of
Mrs. Codrington on Tuesday next.
Messrs. Chambers & Dunn's three
story store promises to be fine one.
Mr.. j. I. Clake is hard at work on it.
$4,000 oranges for sale on the trees
Cheap for cash. Apply to J. L. CHAND>
1ER, DeLand, Florida. Al 45
Winter Prints at cost, eighteen yards
for one dollar, at Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. o
A pound sociable will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. H. B. Austin on Thurs
day evening, to which all are cordially
invited.
Judge J. W. Henry is making an ad-
d.tion to his residence on the Boule~
ward, and is also fixing things Hastily
on his lot.
Mr. w. W. Parce has purchased the
Hopkins nursery on New York Avenue.
The nursery contains about two tfou-
sand stock.
Mr.. Horace Smith, of Chicago, ILL.,,
arrived last week, and has taken up his
quarters on his grove, which he will i'm
prove further.
Miss Kittie Ginnane, of New York,
will be found at Mrs. Anthony's Milf
merry Store, ready to suit the ladies in
dress making of every style.
A new lot of Corn and Salmon and
other canned goods just arrived at Nc
Laurine & Stockton's, dealers in gen.
erai merchandise also real estate agents.
Parties wishing good reliable 1nsur-
ance on stores, STOCKS, dwellings, barns,
and contents. call on G. W. Pearce, De
Land. Box 105. Stf
Messrs. Wightman & Allen, photo
graphers, will remain here only two
weeks longer. Those wishing anything
il that line had better not delay longer.
Winter Prints at cost, eighteen yards
for one dollar, at Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. o
Bead the advertisement OF the Florida
Glee Club. They will give grand con-
cert on the 23d in the Baptist Church.
treat is in store for the lovers of
music
We are selling large quantities of
Tygert's Orange Tree, and would there
fore advise early orders. Would refer
to last seasons results. G. A. Dreka
& Co.
TIE O. r. I. o. club gave reception
last week Tuesday at the residence of
Mrs, Drake. A number OF visitors and
members attended and conyiviai time
was passed
Dr.. Voorhis has been appointed su-
perintendent of the Union Sunday
School, and ". W. Parce as secretary
and J. w. Stockton as treasurer for the
ensuing year.
1926 pounds elegant fresh Dairy But.
ter from Cortland county, N. Y, direct
to McLaurine d Stockton's, dealers in
general merchandise also real estate
agents. o
Mr.. E. M. Turner will open his hotel
at Spring Garden on Thursday the 10th,.
and will give bail that evening. Tick
cts for gentleman and lady $3.50, IL
Guiding supper.
Boneless Goldfish, pound boxes at 80
cents, at Oleaveland's Cheap Cash Store.
Winter Prints at cost, eighteen yards
for Que dollar at Cleavelands' Cheap
Cash Store. o