The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-05-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Immersabilis est vera Uirtus.

ImanaerSabilis est vero Uirtus.
A brother of Mr.. NJ. Davis is on visit.
Quite boom is expected at Deanburg this
DR.. and Mrs Lancaster have gone to Viz
ginia.
Good shoes for IS centsat C. r. Stockton's.
Don't forget the strawberry and cream fes-
tlval on Thursday.
Mems wooden suits at cost at C. r. Stock
tons.
Mrs. and Miss Fiddis left last week for their
New York home.
DeLand's baking powder at C. r. Stock
toms.
Mr.. NJ. J. Lowell died at Saltwater, Tenn.
on the 18th inst.
Closing out hardware cheap at c. r.
StOckton's.
Repairing neatly and promptly done at the
DeLand Shoe Store.
w. w Parce & Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
WANTED,-Ten good carpenters. apply to
J. T. Clake, DeLand Fla.
Mems fine hand made shoes, a speciality
at the DeLand Shoe Store.
The tax assessor has just completed his
last circuit for this county.
Messrs. Mcneil & Allen have received a
fine hearse from New York
Mr.. S. w. Waits and family leave this
week for New Albany, Ind.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Gordon died on the 10Th inst.
C. R. Stockton is off on business trip to
Gainesville and Jacksonville,
Mrs. Saml. Swing is on visit to her
daughter, Mrs. r. Armstrong.
Mr.. T. D. Bradley, of Carbonate, Pa, has
been visiting his property here.
Try it just once, DeLand Baking Powder
for sale only at c. +. Stockton's.
Canvas shoes in variety of styles and
prices at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Our progressive merchants are laying saw
dust on the streets opposite their stores.
See Critchell Bros about insurance. They
are also agents for Halls Safe & LockCo. 4
Deeds of Daring by Blue and Gray"
sold at this Office by Bedford Codrington.
Mrs A. D. Hilton leaves on Tuesday next
to visit relatives at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Fine Kentucky hams. breakfast bacon and
picked OK tongues at the City Market
A new lot of the popular Randolph tap
sole boots Just received at the DeLand Shoe
Store.
Mr.. A. L. Wellman has bought out Mr..
John Camps interest in the DeLand Saw
Mill,
Deputy Sheriff Cone has been busy appre-
hending rogues working on the Plant Rail-
road.
Mr.. G. Taylor, working at the DeIand Saw
Mill, had his fingers injured by the planer
last week.
C. r. Stockton has added to his force of
clerks. Mr.. B. Griffith son of DR.. Griffith Of
this place.
Rev. R. Telford returned missionerv to
China, will preach IN the M. y. church, next
Sabbath, June 1st
If you want an absolute pure baking pow
der 90 to C. r. Stockton's and buy DeLands
chemical baking powder. +
Col. T. E. c. Brinley has been appointed
one of the State Directors torepresent Ken
lucky at the New Orleans Fair.
Commodore A. Hart Norris of Spring
Garden, presented us with somesilk worm
cocoons which are large and handsome.
Vegetables of all kinds are plentiful in our
market Green corn. tomatoes beets, car
rots, lettuce, turnips, okra, new potatoes, etc.
"a stitch in time saves nine" Go thou!
and have your boots, shoes and harness
mended at "SAwYER's," next door to bank.
Land Warrants; Scrip for the entry of U.
S. and State lands; .. S. lands selected on
commission; apply to ID. ID. Rogers, Day
tona.
$500 will buy beautiful lot on Clara aven-
ne for residence and grove.
c. r. Stockton. =
Real Estate Agents.
Lots on the sea beach, opposite Daytona
good graded road from the Halifax to the
ocean; rs to $3.50 each; apply D. D. Ro
gers, Daytona.
Mems finest boots and shoes are now made
to order at the DeLand Shoe Store. Every
pair warranted to fit, and nothing but the
best stock used
$1,000 will buy five acre lot on Boulevard,
in town. for 80 days; every inch of it nice for
residence and grove c. Il. Stockton.
Real Estate Agent.