The Florida agriculturist., 1884-12-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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hotel. " i"rce'ailo
Cards '' Nhristihas
Turkeys for Christmas. Leave your order
at Z. X. Stockton's.
Fine Wax Dolls in search of homes at tho
Excelsior Drug Store. - '''e
Highest cash price paid for country nro-
duce at the Star Store.
Mr. Clough, of the South. made ne ver,.
pleasant call last Monday
Mr. Charles Kirk is erecting nice bouse
ON his place on Rich avenue.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store. r.
hciliehlper Gi the entertainment at the Bap-i
tist Church, next Tuesday evening.
\ fine, large, and good-sounding bell has
been put ON the Presbyterian church.
Load your trees with fruit by using plov
Brand No. 3. A G. II. STocKroN. ag't.
Choice Mixed Oats 80 cts. a bushel. 50 Oo
per sack OF bushels, at G. A. Dreka & Co.'S
Presents i'll Glassware given away will
One Spoon. Baking Powder, at c. r.. Stock,
tons. -
Mr.. c. II. Stockton has sold two lots to Col.
G. Codrington corner Clara and Wisconsin
avenues. ttfh lie
Miss Paterson, of Ann Harbor, Mich. who
owns a grove here, is spending the winter at
this place.
We are taking orders for Turkeys for
Christmas. Leave yout order early at c. r.
StocktonS.
Nmas Cards, 5 cts. to $500 at Fishers
Drug Store.
WALTER CRITCHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$100000,OO0.
Mr.. Dan Gillen arrived last week from
Wabash, Ind where he has been spending
the summer.
Col. Brinly, Major Brennan, and Capt
Ludwick, of Louisville KY, arrive last Sun
day morning.
Visitors will find New York and Jackson
vile daily papers, also periodicals, at Fish
er's Drug Store
Mr.. \. A. Levcrich, wife and son. of Brook
lyn, have arrived to spend the winter among
their orange groves.
Pride of Richmond fine patent flour, by
the bb, half bbl. or quarter bbl. Try bbl.
At c. Il. Stockton's. st,
Particular care in Compromising Prescrip-
tionS, with new drugs, fresh and pure ut the
Excelsior Drug Store.
Mrs. IIitchings has a Circulating Library.
which is open for the benefit of the public
every day and evening. skB AZ
The latest styles and handsomest designs
in stationery, purses. toilet article etc. etc.
at Excelsior Drug Store.
Mrs Cheney will sing some of her fayorite
pieces at the entertainment in the Baptist
Church on Tuesday evening, the 9th.
Rev G. j. Johnson, ID. d., will speak at
Winnenlissett next Sunday at 3 p ~ on the
subject of temperance. All are invited.
Mr.. Isaac A. Stewart, of Mt Vernon. Ky..
is preparing to have nice house built on
his lot on New York avenue next to his grove.
Boom yonryoung grove and nursery stock
with Plow Brand No ..
Parents, come and bring your children.
Our Christmas Goods are sure to please. and
prices as low as the lowest, at Excelsior Drug
Store.
Mrs. Mattie Crandall aud three children,
OF Red Oak, Iowa. arrived here last week
and will spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Joel Mayne. ~
Examine our beautiful line Of Neckwear
purchased direct from manufacturers. Y.
NJ. Fountain, Dry Goods Department, 1.-The
Glass 'FRONT.' 70
Losr-Between the residence of c. Cod
rington and the Baptist churcll a jet breast
pin. The finder will be'rewarded lWleaving
it at this Office,
The new edilice for the Reformed Church
is now closed i'll and work on the inside is
being pushed ahead rapidly, and will soon be
ready for dedication we hope
rapidly, and by next week lovers of the
sliding grace can indulge in this rare and
healthful sport to their II carts content
Improvements are still being pushed on
on our streets. Clara avenue is being saw
busted and greatly improved That with
the boulevard making most pleasant drive.
c. r. Stockton, real estate agent, adver-
tised in the AGRICILTCRIsr last week, and be-
fore the paper had been out twelve hours he
had sold two lots. Advertising pays! Try it,
The new orange packing house here, own
ed by Baker 4 Buchanan, has been crowded
ever since opening, as everyone Is pleased
with the way their oranges are prepared Tor
market. "a AtA - 81 -
Mr.. Jones, who lives about two miles north
of town brought to this office one day last
week, stalk of sugar cane that measured
ten feet six inches long and tasselled out
with seed, which is a rare occurrence here.
The DeI.and Bible Society have a reposi-
tory in DeLand, where Bibles and Testa-
ments are sold at actual cost, from cts. up
They have already sold quite a number.
Make Christmas gift by buying nice b.
bile. For sale at O.. r. Stoekton's Store on
Indiana Avenue. Va 0sE@ gtVC @W
We call attention to the land advertised in
our Cheap Column by I. IL. c. Brinly. We
are personally acquainted with the land and
know there is no pine land better, either for
fertility or lay, being close to town ana
near transportation facilities.
Business on our new railroad is growing
so rapidly that they have found it necessary
to double the size of their present freight
house. This with the improvement they
are making at the Landing with greatly inn
proved their facility for handling freight.
Now is the time to plant Winter gardens.
We call the attention of parties proposing to
plant to Geo w. Bakers Rotted Bone 1t
has been used in this place for five years and
is acknowledged to be the best For sale at
\ Alexander's landing Lake Beresford,, by