The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-10-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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3D. Dry S salt bacon at very low figures, at the
Col. G. codrington has been very i'll for
several days. ~
we are very sorry to learn that Mr.. A. q.
Hamlin is very ill.,
me merchants report trade very much
w. w; Parce d Co. are agent for Lister
Standard Fertilizers.
duce at the Star Store
Flour, meal and grits at the Star Store ot
astonishing low prices.
f. V. Darte, of WinnemissettI has sold his
saw mill to Lockhart Bros
&c I 10 delivered free of charge to any part
iof the city from the Star Store.
The Academy is almost finished. and is
quite an ornament to the town.
Z. A. Miller has two horses in his stable
lor which he has refused $500 each.
Furniture is being moved into Mr.. Pow
els new house on Minnesota avenue.
Mr.. G. A. Miller has begun the erection of
a nne business house on the Boulevard. ys5
The Florida Immigrant has made its an
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see.
We were very sorry to learn of the death
last. ~
Mr.. B. f. Finical, one of our jolly good
citizens, has returned from trip to Louis
vile, Ky.
Mr. c. A. Miller, the enterprising livery
man, has four car loads of feed on the way
to DeLand.
WALTER CRITcHEIL.-F Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$100O00.000.
DIR, G. w. Fisher, our popular young drug
glst has returned from q visit to his father
in Louisville, Ky.
j. d. Ross made a trip to the southern por-
ton of the State last week where he bur
chased some land.
Mr.. w. w. Cleveland, one of our prosper
Gus business men, who has been sllnmering
north, has returned.
Remember the meeting to morrow the I'd.
OF those who have fruit to sell, at FLORIDA
AGRIcULTURIsT, at 3 PM.
Mayor f. S. Goodrich addressed the citi-
zens ut the Wigwam Saturday night. Quite
crowd was in attendance.
You will do well to examine the immense
stock of groceries and dry goods at the Star
Store before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. J. Henlin, who liyes near town was
suddenly summoned to New Albany, Indi-
ana, Wednesday, by the death of his wife.
The St Johns men of the town and vicin-
ity are requested to call mat c. r. Stockton's
with the view of getting up a ST. John Club.
There was more pistol firing in this city
last Saturday night than we have ever
heard. 1t should be put down with strong
hand.
Mr.. ]. @. Greedy, Republican, candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, will crate at the Republi-
can Wigwam in this place Monday evening,
Oct. 6.
A crazy negro was arrested on our streets
q few days ago and was taken to Enterprise
Monday by officer ID. NJ. COoriy to be tried
for lunacy.
Miss Gardner, .whowil open Kintergar-
ten school, is here, and would be pleased to
see the children and parents at Miss Richard
sons, on Ind. ave. adj IA .tstr.tffa
Several of our citizens would like to see
the Orange Ridge Agricultural Society re-
suscitated. Will the President and Secretary /
please call a meeting?
Mr. c. r. Stockton and family returned |
from several months visit to Jer
sey City, n. J. Mr.. S. has many friends here
who gladly welcome him back.
The Democratic Club was addressed last
night by Mr.. Austin. of Orange
Both gentlemen made splendid speeches.
There is to be a great time for public
speaking and general Notification at Saus-
bury in this county, on Wednesday, 1St at
3 O'Clock, P. NJ. Everybody is cordially invi-
ted.
Mrs c. r. Stockton who just arrived at
home Saturday, received the mournful intel
igence yesterday, that her father had
dropped dead at his home in NJ. with heart
disease, 3Wf
We return thanks to Col. T. +. c. Brnly
for some seeds of q watermelon weighing rs
which was exhibited in Louisville,
and the flavor of it was pronounced unsur-
passed.
Mr.. J. Walker, of West Virginia, who has
been looking for a location in Florida. has
decided to locate in or near DeLand. He
will return and bring his family back with
him. AfA 2 3 10 y ~
Mrs VIM. NJ Chambers and daughter,
Miss May, left yesterday, for Macon, Ga,
where Miss May will enter the Wesleyan
Female Institute. Mrs. G. will remain there
lbout one month.
Now is the time to plant Winter gardens.
We call the attention of parties proposing to
plant to Geo. w. Bakers Rotted Bone s IL
mas been used in this place for five years and
IS acknowledged to be the best, For sale at
AIexanders landing, Lake Beresford, by +
VIM. w. Hulst. tt.
Mrs. Prudie Bennett, Misses Laura and
Matte Dean, Messrs. 2. S. Bennett George
Fudger, and Frank Purnell, returned from
he coast Saturday, where they have been
ENJOYING the sea breeze for three weeks. r
Senator Chas. Delano, candidate for the
senate, and HI. Segrave Adams candidate for
assembly addressed the citizens of DeLand
NV, or L1anr.fc Hall frh1IrcHnU