The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1883-01-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Splendid time for setting out orange
trees.
Velocipedes have made their appear
ance on our streets.
Mr.. Bailey will be at DeLand with
oysters on Saturday next.
See revised descriptive circular of De.
Land, Fla, in another column.
Cap. n. G. Strack is building cot
tage on the south side of his grove.
Mr.. VIM. Burke has sold his house
on Indiana avenue to Mr.. A. ID. Rike.
Mrs. A. L. Anthony Dealer in Mil.
linery and Notions, Indiana avenue. O
Mr.. j. L. Lynch has commenced work
on Miss Fiddis' residence on Indiana
avenue.
Messrs. Wood G. Greenland are paint
ing Mr.. DeLand's cottages on Indiana
avenue.
Mrs. Hattie E. Bent, from Sudbury,
Mass, is stopping with her sister, Mrs.
Grabill.
Mr.. Fred Allen has purchased Mrs.
Stevenson's lot of five acres on the
Boulevard.
Rev. D. Moore will preach in Bethel
church at Broomeville at 1890 A. M.
next Sunday.
The very best grades of Tobacco, Gig
ars and snuff, sold close, by P. S. Benz
nett, post Office building.
Oranges of the first quality from the
famous Dumnit grove, sell in Jackson
vile at S. per box Of 1913.
Lose no time in getting fertilizers for
your orange groves and apply 1t so as to
give strong first growth.
Messrs. Wightman & Allen aretaking
Hkenesses and views. They have exc
cuted some pretty pictures.
Our member for State Legislature the
Hon. Charles Dougherty has been
elected speaker Of the House.
See-cnange in schedule of the indie.
pendant line Of steamers running bes
tween Jacksonville and Sanford.
Read Gould & Co.. advertisement of
their Orange Tree Fertilizer and Insect
Exterminator in another column.
Fl Lamps and fixtures at the lowest pos
sible figures, for sale at P. 6. Benefits
drug store, post Office stand.
Mr.. J. A. Huffman is pushing the
work on Mr., Charles Miller feed store
and livery stable on the Boulevard.
$4,000 oranges for sale on the trees.
Cheap for cash. Apply to j. Il. CHANDs
Ter, DeLand, Florida. Al 45
Remember the Social at Klapp's Hall
Thursday evening. Oysters, ice-cream,
music, and genial interchange of
thoughts.
25 barrels of Patent Flour at So. so at
McLaurine IL Stockton's, dealers in
General Merchandise, also Real Estate
Dealer. O
The County Commissioners of Volusia
county have ordered an election in June
next, for the purpose of locating the
county site.
Rev. d. Moore, d. D., of Geneva, N.
Y. will shortly erect residence on the
lots he purchased from Mr.. DeLand on
the Boulevard.
For pure drugs, Stationery, Toilet
Articles, and everything kept at first
class drug store, 60 to P. S. Benefits
Glass Front. o
Mr.. Thomas Broome and wife have
arrived and rented Mr.. Burke's house
on Indiana avenue. He will become q
permanent citizen.
Parties Wishing good reliable 1nsur-
ance on stores, stocks, dwellings, barns,
and contents, call on @. w. Pearce, De-
Land. Box 105. Sf
Hay SLIGO, Corn 81. 123, Oats rs cents
per bushel at McLaurine & Stockton's,
dealers in General Merchandise, also
Real Estate Dealers. o
Mr.. DeLand is improving Minnesota
avenue. This will be one of the most at
tractive streets in the town. It and How
ly avenue being each 80 feet wide.
Mrs. Anthony has received the assist
ance of a competent dress maker from
New York, and solicits the patronage of
the ladies' of DeLand and vicinity.
Messrs. Hull, Rice and Erhart will
furnish the music for the Social to be
given by the ladies of the M. E. church
at Klapp's Hall Thursday evening jan
uary 18th.
Messrs. d. Landreth & Sons, of Phil
adelphia, Pa, have issued an essay on
''Onion" culture. The price is 70 cents
and it will be found invaluable to those
growing this vegetable.
Are those who are making Homestead
Proofs aware that the law compels them
to advertise in the nearest paper. Ii
they do not comply with this their
Geeds are not worth cent.
Our first IsraeIite Cracker made his
appearance last week. The wife of Mr..
Q. Davis having presented him with a
bouncing boy. The father gave him a
ten acre lot OF land at his birth.