The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-05-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Inanlersdbilis est vera Uirtus.
A Hungarian family has made this their
home.
We will get out 1000 extra numbers next
week
Read G. r. Stockton's advertisement on the
inside page.
Repairing neatly and promptly done at the
DeLand Shoe Store.
w. w. Parce q Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
Mr.. Ball, merchant of Tallahassee, visi-
ted DeLand last week.
Mems fine hand made shoes, a speciality
at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Many of our citizens are specializing heavi-
ly. in fernando county lands.
Capt. J. B. Jordan returned last week
from cruise over Orange county.
Canvas shoes in a variety of STYLES and
prices, at the DeLand Shoe Store
Deeds of Daring by Blue and Gray
sold at this office by Bedford Codrington
The colored workmen on the Railroad
make things lively on our streets at times.
Mr.. w Y. Aydelotte left for his Northern
home at New Albany, md, on Sunday last.
A new lot of the popular Randolph tap
sole boots just received at the DeLand Shoe
Store
Mrs. John Cannon has added another
XlSphag soda Water South
Florida
Mr.. NJ. H. Bridge, of Volusia committed
suicide at the Astor Hotel on Wednesday
last week -
GRAPE VINE BoNE-s25 per ton, for sale
by Walter W. Stowe, II West Bay ST., Jack
sonville, Fla. 31Olm
The ladies of the Episcopal Church will
give Strawberry and Ice Cream entertain
ment the 18th inst.
We have been getting some fine showers
lately, and the orange trees are putting out
aViSorous new growth. &CI
The colored people have a baseball club.
and played on Saturday last. What has be-
come of the Palmettoes?
We regret to lose Mr. Rice. who left last
Thursday for Massachusetts He made a
number of friends while here
Mr. Geo. W. McLaurine has sold Miss
Fiddis's choice lot on the Boulevard to Mr..
Richard t. Gray, of Versailles, KY.
A colored man has put up tent opposite
Mr.. A. III. Stockton and is taking likenesses
of the colored ladies and gentlemen.
"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. |
commission; apply to D. d. Rogers, Day
tona
Mr.. j. H. Anderson, formerly an old and
respected citizen of Missouri and owning |
valuable property in this place, died last |
week. t ktF
Messrs. Ross & Jordan are making one of |
their fine wagons to show at the New Or |
leans Exposition what Florida can do in !
that line.
Lake Talmage, three miles from town, |
is full of fish and alligators. The mud fish |
in it are quite large, and gamy fellows to |
pull in.
There is no better shoe madein the United |
States than Edwin G. Burt's Ladies French |
Kid Button. Always in stock at the DeLand |
Strawberries are selling at 10 cents a quart |
in Jacksonville, and one large cultivator Of |
fers them at cents per quart if taken from |
the premises.
Lots on the sea beach, opposite Daytona;
good graded road from the Halifax to the |
ocean; rs to $3.50 each; apply to D. d. Ro-
gers, Daytona. Etf "a
Rev. r. Telford, returned missionary
from China, will preach in the NJ. Il. Church
next Sunday morning, 25th inst. All are
cordially invited.
Thu entertainment last night, given by the |
young ladies of the NJ. f. Sunday School
was well patronized. The total receipts were
something over $40.
Mr.. Sherman Adams of Orange county |
was in town this week in the interest OF |
new quarterly magazine that he is getting |
out, either in Orlando or Sanford. Iii |
There will be grand rally of the Sunday |
School children at the Baptist Church on
Sunday next. Mr.. Hillman. of New York,
so popular with us will address them.
There is a specie of spider in DR.: Bracy's |
orange grove that is rather rare. They con-
struct a funnel shaped web on the trunk OF |
the tree, descending into the earth some way.