The Florida agriculturist., 1884-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Fresh canned goods at the Star Store.
The Railroad makes things look lively.
Butter on ice for sale at the City Meat Mar
ket.
DeLand post-otfice is now moncy-order
Office.
Fresh beef and vegetables at the CITY Meat
Market
The cars are now running on time to the
landing.
Best family flour at lowest prices at the
Star Store.
The Railroad is being carried on TO the
Boulevard.
Dry salt bacon at 10 cents per pound at the
Star Store
French prunes only ten cents per pound at
the Star Store.
Magnolia hams at II cents per pound at
the Star Store.
There will be a moonlight skate Friday
night at the rink.
w. w. Parce & Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
Highest cash prices paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store.
Magnolia breakfast bacon at 15 cents per
pound at the Star Store.
G. w. McLaurine sold, cash, fifty acres of
land to New York parties.
IL Is Il pleasure TO LOOK at the thriving
garden of Mr.. ii. a. Tanner
Common sense shoes for chronic office
seekers at the DeLand ShoesStore. q
Mr.. Chambers has been grading in front
OF his building on the Boulevard
Goods delivered to all parts of the city
free of charge from the Star Store.
Rich. T. Gray bought lot on Howry ave-
from DR.. NJ. n Voorhis this week.
The excitement about politics seems to be
subsiding, only to be revived again
Dunn, Chambers & Co., are prepared to do
all kinds scroll work, moulding &c
Nothing like leather" Only the best of
stock used at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Mr.. o. 2. Terry is erecting a new house on
the corner Of Rich and Clara avenues.
The DeLand & st. Johns Railroad brought
the mail this morning for the first time.
Work is being pushed on the Grove House.
which will add fifty more rooms to the hotel.
Mr.. Strack has rotary pump attached to
his well that can pump 1000 gallons per hour
DIR, S. Mills Fowler, homeopathic and sur
geon. New York avenue. DeLand, Fla. If
FAST MAIL.-The supplement to Times
Union of June 26th arrived on the 18th of
July.
Messrs Erhart and Nuckols are going to
enlarge the skating rink and put an iron roof
on it.
Col. Dayarman. proprietor of the Dayar-
man Hotel at Orange City was in town
Monday.
Capt. G. w. McLaurine and niece leave
Thursday next for Virginia, 70 spend few
months.
A. II. Stockton is said to have the incest
kept set OF books in town; they are keptb by
r. I, Gray
See Walter Critchell in c. H. & s. Z.
Wrioht's Office about fire and life and acci-
dent insurance. u
Spencer and Mallory are getting mp lot
of Florida curiosities, TO take North and eX-
libit at the fairs.
Messrs. Mcneil & Allen have fine assort-
ment of furniture in their large warehouse
on Indiana Avenue.
As summer resort DeLand is failure.
Seasonable shoes and slippers III variety at
the DeIand Shoe Store.
Messrs. Wellman & Co have taken down
their saw mill at Beresford and added the
materials to their mill at Deland.
Mr.. Couch, of Montgomery, Alabama, has
rented the house on Indiana Avenue, next
to NJ. Davis, and has moved his family here
The passenger depot of the DeLand St
Johns River Railroad will be located on e.
A. Dreka's lot, back of DIR. Fishers drug
store. H ffs
We are glad to learn that Louis B, Erayser
formerly Of this place now at Balsville, va =,
has entirely recovered from late spell OF i'll
ness. gfEt ftttHt tDsltft ttt
we are in receipt of P. o. order from
Roston. Mass, for 50 enclosed in an envelop,
but not a line to inform us by whom sent.
Please write.
tits said on good authority that CLEVELAND
and Blaine both wear the S2 80 shoe,and Will
have no other. The DeLand Shoe Store has
the local agency s rF.gt.
For late fertiIizing Of frees, coming into
( bearing Use Mapes Fruittand Vine Manure,
N comnosed of pure ground bone meal, with
Per,iyian guano, dissolved in sulphuric acid,
y nRiEp animal matter, ammonia and potash
No nnop Price at Wellman's wharf s4l 30
D N' c. w, LANCASTER, Agt.