The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-07-09
Lmmersabilis est rera viirtus.

Bert Griffith is now assistant postmaster.
Why not cut windows in the skating rink?
Mrs. Cheney's house is nearing compile
ton.
We are glad to learn that Mr. Pearce is up
again.
Fresh butter on ice at Nuckols & Baze-
mores.
Patent medicines of all descriptions at
Fishers. o
Pure maple sugar for sale at Nuekols &
BaZemore'S. tNA
Col Codrington is in Jacksonville this week
on business.
Paint your houses. Fisher has plenty of
paint on hand. O
When you want good cigar get one. of
Stocktons Pride.
Wooden and metal We'll Buckets for sale at
A. III. Stockton's.
The colored man with the photograph
gallery has left town.
w. W. Parce & Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
There will be services in the Episcopal
church every Sunday.
Virgins says we are going TO have big
storm on the 10Th Sept.
If you want good fresh cheese go to
Nuckols & Bazemore's.
A good assortment of boys fine slippers at
the DeLand Shoe Store
Just received a fresh lot of Magnolia hams
at Nuckols & Bazemores.
Preaching every Sunday at the NJ. Z.
Church at half-past 10 a. m.
Rich t. Gray bought of ThOs. Broome ten
acres OF land on the Boulevard.
Sewell p. Hays leaves for his northern
home to spend the hot months.
Just received largest amout of paint ever
brought into DeIIand at Fishers. O
New lot of Edwin C. Burts fine shoes Just
opened at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Not an arrest was made on the 4th, nor
drunken man seen on the streets
There is talk of getting up walking
match open to the whole county.
Harness, Brides and Saddles are sold at
bottom prices at A. H. Stockton's.
A little lot of hardware left and closing
out very cheap, at c. r. Stockton's.
Our fire works were splendid. When En-
hart goes to do thing he does it right.
Those who got up the fantastic show on
the 18th deserve credit it was well done.
DR.. S. Mills Fowler, homeopathic and sur
geon, New York avenue. DeLand, Fla. II
Mr.. Aaron Yelvington has been bringing
in quantities of large purple figs for SALE
Hon. Charles Dougherty has been nomin-
ated for Congress for this side of Florida.
Everyone who tasted pronounced the bar
becued beef and mutton as being first rate.
Our so called fast mail services gives us the
mail u hours later than we had it before. !
Our friends and neighbors from all parts,
honored us with their presence on the 4th.
SOMETHING NEw.-Orange tree brush for
washing trees at c, r. SToCKToN's.
Our fine butter, cheese, maple-sugar and
syrup have arrived. Call at G. r. Stockton's.
Old Dominion Hams Fresh and Sound.
Sold by A. II. Stockton, every ham guaran-
teed.
The foot race didn't agree with the boys
very well. Tom Page is now sick from the
effects.
Capt. G. W. McLaurine sold last week to
Northern party small orange grove. Price
$1,000.
See Walter Critchell in c. H. & S. B.
Wrights office, about fire, life and accident
insurance.
The s2.99 shoe is warranted to give salts
faction. A fresh supply just opened at the
EeLand Shoe Store. et e~ks
The public return thanks to Messrs. HI "A.
DeLand and w. S. Waits for the use OF their
premises on the 4th.
A girls walking match would be good. We
have girls among us who won the prize at
the Jacksonville Fair.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. David
Cooney on their entrance into matrimony.
May their lives belong and happy
f. w. Kean and r. 7. Gray bought of A.
Latour, five acres of improved land within
one mile of Lake -Beresford Landing.
Mrs. J. A. Huffman, left to-day for Tam
pa, Florida, to spend few months. Mr.. ii,
has the contract to build hotel there.
Burt's spring heel shoes for children are
bv far the most durable lmadeB You can
find them at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Mr. Bond saws the railroad will be compile
ted inside Of dirty days, from the landing to
this city. Hdrrah for the DeLand'railwaN
One by one our young fellows are getting
spliced Plenty Of pretty and good girls yet
at DeLand who would do honor to the home
stead.