The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-05-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
MAY IA.
II YAM
v. J. ERHART. DeLand, Fla.
nmersobilis est vero virtus.

S'ONSNN'eo
Delightful moonlight evenings now.
Our Mayor, Goodrich, is terror to evil
doors.
Read c. r. Stocktons advertisement on the
inside page.
Mr.. d. B. Parce left last week for his New
York home.
One trio Golden Seabright Bantams, fine,
price $50. c. 7. WILCOX
Mr.. D. D. Rodgers of Daytona was in Town
on monday.
Repairing neatly and promptly done at the
DeLand Shoe Store.
w. w. Parce & Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers. x
Prospects are that our population will
double within year.
Saturday afternoon and evenings is always
a busy time in town.
Mr.. Joe Harding and wife left last week
for trip to the North.
Mems fine hand made shoes, a speciality
at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Canvas shoes in variety of styles and
prices, at the DeLand Shoe Store.
The U. S. Senate has confirmed DIR. b. b.
Bennett as Post Master for De Land
\ Many costly residences will be built in
town the comingsummer and autumn.
ns s Mills Fowler. h9ms2p2thist and sny
daily steamer from Jacksonville to Sanford.
The contract for the Seville and Halifax
r. r. has been given out all the way through
DIR. Griffith and family have moved into
their handsome new house on Minnesota
Ave. tb
A new, lot of the popular Randolph tap
sole boots just received at the DeLand Shoe
Store.
Mr.. S. T. Hillman. of New York, and Rev.
~ N - .Iol,, 80 ID ocf
week.
One trio Black Breasted, Red Game BAN
tams, can't be beaten, at $1,000.
2roTah &c. T. WILCOX.
Mr.. Seaman, of the Floral Grove House,
always has the finest Of vegetables, raised by
himself.
One trio Golden Seabright Bantams, price
$1,000 Extra good birds:
c. P. WILCOX, DeLand.
Mr.. Geo w. McLaurine has sold lot of
land for Mr.. C. B johnson to Mr.. S. A.
Barnes, Orange City.
New residents would do well to follow the
custom at the north, and rest during the heat
of the day.
A great many houses are being built and
farms opened in the country round about
DeLand.
Two pair Golden Seabright Bantams, fine
seven months old, at $500 per pair.
C. p. WILCOX.
Can't. Peters of Enterprise brought six car
rier pigeons last saturday and let them off.
They are fine birds.
GRAPE VINE BoNE-$25 per ton, for sale
bv Walter w. Stowe, IA West Bay ST., Jack
sonyille, Fla. olollll
Florida s.garden sass" for the next six
months will greatly diminish the sale and
use of northern canned goods.
co...a,, LNrborf on.11untnd fba 1Ol1Sica |
mart of the entertainment last Wednesday
and as usual, gave great satisfaction.
Judge A. Wager, formely of Kentucky,
died last Monday, of consumption, to which
he had been a martyr for.several' years
80 per cent Sulphate Potash at New York
prices. for sale by WalterW Stowe, 4sWest
BAY st., Jacksonville, Fla. = ~ @3l0lm
The boring rod of the Strack well broke
last week, and could not be found. new
we'll has been commenced near the other.
"a stitch in time saves nine" 90 thou
and have YOUR boots, shoes and harness
mended at 'sSAwYER's, y next door to bank.
Land Warrants; ; Scrip for the entry of U.
s. and State lands; U. s. lands selected on
commission; apply to D. D. Rogers, Day
tona. Fi8f ffI
Mr.. James Demarest, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Banta, of Dean
burg. this winter, left for New York on Mon
day last.
There is no better shoe made in the United
States than Edwin C. Burt's Ladies French
Kid Button Alwaysin stock at the DeLand
Shoe Store.
Mems finest boots and shoes arenow made
to order at the DeLand Shoe Store. Every
pair warranted. to fit, and nothing but the
| best stock used.
y We congratulate DR., and Mrs Fowler on
the arrival of anewaddition to theirc circle, on
! the first of May in the shape OF bouncing
\ boy.