The Florida agriculturist., 1883-04-11
APRIL IL.
LOCAL INTELLFGE ENCE.
L11n1ersa6ilis est uer0 vsrtuS.

Ciderl Cider AT Erhart's. o
Rogers County Maps for sale at Dreka
& Cos. O
Florida mulberries sold in New York
at 60 cents per quart.
The engineers of the p. & I. r. R.,
are now locating the line.
Do you want Clothing? Call on w.
W. & w. s. cleveland. o
Messrs. Chambers Bros. & Dunn's
S-story building is progressing famously.
Mr.. Robert Armstrong is erecting
new twoAstory dwelling house near his
mill.
For Fire Insurance sec Pearce & Crit
chell. 254
We note that small orange trees are
becoming utilized as trysting places for
lovers.
All the staple patent medicines are
kept by P. S. Bennett. o
We return thanks to Mrs. J. D.
Broome, for some fine celery of her
own raising.
Dave Cooney thinks it was real mean
he could not get spliced as well as the
other couples.
We have the finest line of Spring
Dress Goods IN town at Glass Front.
Sunday School Immediately after the
services on Sunday morning in the
Baptist Church.
Use Lewis Combination Force Pump
when Swinging your orange trees. See
advt. in cheap column.
Mr.. r. A. Gailbraith is preparing to
build west of Mr.. II. A. Tanners resi-
dence on New York avenue.
Ice Creaml Tempting Ice Cream, at
Erhart's. o
President Arthur passed up the River
last Saturday en- route for Sanford.
Will he honor DeLand with visit?
Buy your clothing from w. w. & W.
S. Cleaveland's cheap cash store. o
A handsome plan for the Episcopal
Church has been received and the edifice
will be commenced at not very distant
date.
Mr.. J. d. Ross has moved into his
! fine large wagon factory. Call on him
| and give your orders for one of his neat
wagons.
Mrs. Ida Erhart, of Sel5na, Ala, has
purchased Mr.. Louis p Cooks improv-
ed place of 10 acres, two miles from
town.
/ Mr. A. L. Wellman has made great
/ improvements at his new place on Lake
! Beresford. A new wharf and warehouse
/ have been erected.
4 Excellent CidsS sSnay be had at Er>
se yentnusia4tSs or
MI. Geo. R. Foster, Of JacEsoniv7iiIflt
has purchased the steamer Jennie Ian,
and that popular commander, Amazeen
is now in charge OF her.
Our old friend Dean looks with grea
chagrin on the Presidents trip up the
st. Johns, as he anticipates scarcit.
of catfish in consequence.
The best line of Cigars and Tobaccoi
in town, at p. s.. Benefits Drugstore
P.O. building. o
Next Sunday will be the anniversary
of the dedication of the First Baptis
Church, DeLand. Rev. DIR. d. Moore
will otficiate in the morning.
We will issue 1900 extra numbers oi
The FLORIDA AGRIcULTURIST next week
for gratuitous distribution in differen
parts of the States. Send in your ads
in time.
Delicious lemonade to be had al
Erhart's. o
At a meeting of the citizens las
Saturday, Judge G. II. Wright, DIR
Fowler and Mr.. Parce were appointed 6
committee for the purpose of Incorpor
alton of the Railroad to the River.
/ W. W. & W. S. Cleaveland have fine
stock of Clothing on hand. Call anC
see.
Parties going North should travel BY
the Mallory Line. Through tickets
from DeLand to New York. Staterooms
secured in advance. Baggage trans
ferred free in Jacksonville. Call on DIR
G.. w. Fisher, DeLand, Fla. 496
The Catholic ladies of DeLand, arr
preparing to give an Ice Cream Festiva
at an early date in aid of their church
Look out for their advertisement next
week giving particulars.
Sea Island Route to Savannah, ant
Independent Line River Steamers
Tickets tor sale at G. A. Dreka g. Co.'S
Agents. o
Mr.. s. B. Wright, of Jacksonville, hal
succeeded Mr.. Geo. Fearn as agent O
the DeBary Merchants Line and, is il
possession of the office. He is liv,
man and will look after the interests O
that line and their connections.
We are pleased to note the arrival a
the "Cabin" of our young friend S. B
Wright, son Of Mayor Wright. He has
come with his family to make his hom'
with us, and we doubt not will make hi
fathers bereaved home more cheerful.
For pure drugs, statione ry, Paints
oils, ETC., go top. S. Benefits Drugstor'
Dreka's Glass Front. o
The young folk of ,DeIand were ma