The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-02-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fresh meat every day at ROBERT
Rollins Store. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Graybill returned from
Indian River last week.
Cow Peas, Cow Peas, Cow Peas, at
Glass Front. %
Mr.. T. Ward and family of Bellevue,
Ohio, arrived last Friday.
Bargains in Shirts at Piper & Rice's.
Judge Brown and son of Gilman,
KY, arrived here last week.
Go to o. F. Fish's, on Indiana Ave-,
for your Mixed Paints. o
Mr.. W. +. Wood, of Wood Brothers,
Louisville, Ky, is on a visit here.
Mr.. ]. lmeson, has sold ten acres
OF land to Messrs. McNeill &. Allen.
Call at A. III. Stocktons and buy
Dried Beef at Is cents per Id. o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Y. Parce have gone
on short trip to Tallahassee and st.
Augustine.
We return thanks to the President OF
the Leesburg Fair for complimentary
ticket received.
Excellent Clipped Dry Beef, ready
for the table at Glass Front.
Mrs. Drake and family have moved
into their commodious residence on
Howry Avenue.
The Florida Dispatch has come out
in it's new dress. A great Improvement
on the old one.
Get your Cigars from the old reliable
stand, V. j. Erhart's. o
~ Mr.. Samuel Waits lost fine mule
last week, by its cutting its throat on
barbed wire fence.
Attention, Chautauq1ans Meet at
Mr.. Joel Mayne's, next Friday evening,
Feb. 9th, at 7.30, sharp.
Lamps and fixtures at the lowest pos.
sible figures, for sale at P. S. Bennett
drug store, post Office stand. o
Mr.. J. Y. Parce presented us last
week with some excellent strawberries
from his sons garden in town.
Messrs. McNeill & Allen have sold
twenty acres of land, q miles south of
DeLand, to Mr.. VIM. Alcott.
Call and examine Piper & Rice's Win
dow Shades. o
We had the pleasure of a visit from
Messrs. w. J. Young and A. H. Crippen,
coffc>she Mallory Line, last week.
We have received from Il ) Philadel-
phla Record handsomely illustrated
Almanac, for the year 1883, and return
thanks for the same.
Mrs. Drake is now prepared to receive
boarders in her house on Howry Ave. o
1.-Two marriages within week ! The
matrimonial market which has for some
time past been at low ebb, is now
taking an upward tendency.
Mr.. A. Seaman has opened his large
clearinghouse on New York Avenue.
He keeps frst-class table and his
rooms are very comfortable.
Don't build your yard or lawn fence
until you see samples of Sedgwick Wire
Fence at G. Miller's Feed Store. 45 81
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
gave supper at Mrs. Banta's residence
last Thursday evening. A poultry
supper was served, and bountiful one
it was too.
Go to j. F. Drake, Jr., ON N. York
Avenue, for your Hay, Oats, Corn and
Ground Feed, in any quantity. Lowest
prices. o
From the profuse blossoming of the
orange, lemon and lime trees, the next
crop promises to be an enormous one.
early this year.
The very best grades of Tobacco.
Cigars and Snuff, sold close, by P. s.
Bennett, post office building.
For good reliable work in the plaster
ing line, Messrs. Sanborn & Wakely
will fill the bill. Their work is fist
class, and an inspection of it will satisfy
anybody of that fact.
DIR. S. M. Fowler and family arrived
from Dubuque, Iowa. last Saturday and
are staying at Mr.. A. Seaman's. 1t is the
Doctors intention to settle here and
practice medicine. See his card in
another column.
-.Mince Meat at 121 cents per ID.
Finest Maccaroni at 123 cents per Id.
Nice Glass Oil Cans, and great many
other good Goods at
o A. Fl. STocKToN's.
Capt. Geo. Fearn, Real Estate Agent,
has gone to brownsville, Ca, but will
return in a few days. Capt. Fearn is
full of business and activity, and is
good hand at making land sales. He
now has some very choice property for
sale.
The DeLand Black Diamonds intend
making tour through Florida, giving
a series of minstrel entertainments.
After that they propose taking trip to
the Island of Cuba. We hope to see
them make grand success of their
trip.
Get your Ginger Snaps at Erhart's
Confectionery Store. A fresh supply
ALWAYS on hand. O