The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
JUNE4.

IDlmersabiIis est Uerd UirtuS.
Watermelons are plentiful in town.
Orange trees are making q rapid growth.
Good shoes for S. centsa C. r. Stockton's.
1t is time for Erhart and Doc Fisher to be
looking out.
Mems wooden suits at cost at C. r. Stock
tons.
Mr.. H. A. DeLand and several others leave
to-day for New York.
DeLands baking powder at c. R. Stock
toms.
Mr.. W. W. Hust brought in Peen-to
peaches last week.
Closing out hardware cheap at c. R.
StOckton's.
The citizens Of Daytona are now getting
the benefit of negro citizenship.
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. L. Clal1e, DcLand, Fla.
Mems fine hand made shoes, a speciality
at the DeLand Shoe Store.
So Mrs. John Cannon has been giving US
new citizen. Well, let them come along.
Try it Just once DeLand Baking Powder
for sale only at G. r. Stockton's.
See Critchell Bros about insurance. They
are also agents for Halls Safe y LockCo.
sold at this office by Bedford C9drington.
CoNTRARIEs-A Jew hiring horse from a
Catholic to go to Babtist picnic on Good Fri
day.
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.. T, Clake has the contract to erect
the DeLand Academy and the hotel at Lake
Helen.
Killing frosts in the North and West have
done much damage to crops, vegetables and
fruit
Mr.. Geo. w. McLaurine has sold a lot in
town to Mrs. Bette Stewart, OF Jackson,
Miss.
Remember the Union Temperance Meet
ing next Sunday evening the Sth inst. at the
NJ. E. Church.
Our streets are to be laid with saw dust;
this will give about three miles of good drlv-
ing course.
DR.. Fisher has torn down the west end of
his store, and will enlarge 1t thirty feet more
on the main building.
Mr.. Lance Adams has grown in town as
fine potatoes and Bermuda onions as any
one would wish to see.
If YOU want an absolute pure baking pow
der 20 to G.. r. Stockton's and buy DeLand's
chemical baking powder.
$500 will buy beautiful lot on Clara aven-
he for residence and grove.
~ - C. r. STocKTcN.
Real Estate Agents.
If the school trustrees do not soon COM
mence work on the new building they VIII
not be ready for the next term.
NJ will no hero He
does not fix the date; we suppose being
afraid of old shoes and tin pans
Orange trees are again blossoming. We
notice this more particularly on the Medlter-
ranean Sweet, Satsluma, and Navel.
Mr.. Putnam, who has leased the Grove
House for term of years, intends to add
fifty rooms and make it a first class hotel
The last missionary meeting of the ladies
of the Baptist church for this year, Will take
place tomorrow, Thursday, at the church.
Mems finest boots and shoes are now made
to order at the DeLand Shoe Store. Every
pair warranted to NJ, ana mourning puI Ihe
best stock used.
The democratic primary meeting Will be
held in DeLand on the 18th to elect one
member to attend the Convention at Enter-
prise on the 10th.
81 $50 will buy five acre lot on Boulevard,
in town, for 80 days; every inch OF 1t nice for
Real Estate Agent.
The grading of the DeLand & st. Johns
River Railroad is finished and the rails Will
be put down as soon as the spikes, now on
the way, arrive,
If the Bond railroad is finished by the
4th of July, grand picnic, open TO all, VIII
he held at the DeLand landing. So all may
go on our new railroad.
Mr.. Henry Grace, of Gainesville; Georgia
n contractor, is in town, and will be ready
for anv work offering for building. He is at
present working with Mr.. Clake. Mr.. Grace
comes highly recommended by Mr.. Stark.