The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-26
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
lmmersdbilis estvera virtus.
Christmas goods at Fishers

zee the fine roll plate jewelry at Conawav's
el,j. Hur hotels and boarding houses are fast
~ rride M OF Richmond--Fine Patent Flour
s'.oV per Dbl. c. r. SoocKToN.
Al our drugs are pure and new at the Ex
celsior Drug Store '''0 i--N
gallon, at Fishers Si'-0 i'oi
= Rev. Mr.. Lewton has sold his lot on the
boulevard for $1,000. ~ '''o
Best assortment Of drugs and druggist
sundries at Fishers -
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duee at the Star Store. ~
The finest cigars and cigarettes try them
at Excelsior Drug Store.
One neatly furnished room to let. Enou;re
at the DeLand Shoe Store. II
A full line of Wood and Willow Ware ot
low figures at the Star Store.
Major Norris, of Spring Garden will shin
lo,OOO boxes of oranges this year.
Mr.. Scanlan has painted his house and has
ms premises looking quite pretty
Winter has come. And so have the Dress
and Winter good for the Star Store.
Rey. Il. Macy, of Lake Helan will preach
at Wlnnemissett next Sunday at p. NJ.
A petition has been going around for
mall route from DeLand to Port Orange.
Mr. N. B. Carpenter brought in cassava
bulb on Tuesday that weighed q pounds
Pride of Richmond Patent Flour
$3.50 per bbl., at C. r. STocKToN's
Mr.. Giddings, of Spirit Lake sent us some
fne large lemons of beautiful bright color.
We desire every lady in the city to call and
see our Nmas goods at Excelsior Drug Store.
There is splendid assortment of Glass and
Crockery ware, latest styles, at the Star Store.
No trouble to show our fine Holiday goods
and latest novelties at Excelsior Drug Store
Load your trees with fruit by using Plow
Bland No. 3. A c. r. STOCKTON, ag't.
Travellers should examine the trunks and
valises of all kinds at the Star Store.
Boom youryoung grove and nursery stock
with Plow Brand No. ,. C. r. STOCKTON,
A ag't.
Mr.. Alfred Howard was in town on Mon
day receiving taxes for Collector Bryan, who
is ill.
Attention. We lovers of the beautiful! A fine
lot of decorated tin ware just received at the
Star Store
New lot misses and children's solar-tip
goat button, just received at the DeI.and
Shoe Store.
Full line of Stationery papaliers. pocket
books, ladies purses, &C., &C., at Excelsior
Drug Store.
Every pair of the $2.99 shoes warranted by
the manufacturer; agency at the DeI.and
Shoe Store.
WALTER CRIrcHELL. Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$100O0O.000. ~*
My stock of paints is as complete as any
in South Florida, and prices are same as in
Jacksonville. G. w. FISHER.
Wait and see McNeill & Aliens large stock
of Holiday Goods before purchasing your
Christmas presents.
The DeLand post-office will be open on
Thanksgiving day from Z to clock, A. NJ.
and $3.50 to 4:30.P. N. ~ Ht}t
Mr. r. Grey will soon move into his new
house on Howry avenue. 1t is one of the
handsomest in town.
Mrs Hitchings has "a Circulating Library,
which is open for the benefit of the public
every day and evening. AZ
Mr.. D. B. Parce arrived on Monday. and,
we are sorry to say, he received painful ac
cident while at the wharf.
Mrs. L. A. S. Corson sister of Mr. c. Il.
Stockton, arrived this week. and will spend
the winter at the Putnam hotel.
Mr.. II. a. DeLand is putting up seven
houses on the lot along Pine street between
Indiana and New York avenues.
The reliable fertilizers are advertised; those
that are afraid of being before the public
should be received with caution.
Mr.. d. Morse, wife and son. from North
ampton, Mass. are stopping at the Turner
House. Spring Garden Center. Fla.
The railroad train makes three trips daily,
and brings fresh groceries for the Star Store,
to be sold as cheap as the cheapest.
1t is now an accepted fact, that fine Gus
tom work in all branches is done in the best
manner at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Those who wish to buy candies for Christ
mas should read William G. Castell's adver-
tisement on this page. They are the best.
Santa Claus has been seen and will be out
at the Lake Winnemisset Sunday School on
Christmas. and bring presents for all the good
children.
w. W. Parce &, Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers. They invite COM
parison of groves i'll their charge with any
and all Others. A
New ARRTvALs.-Dr. III. X. Clark NJ. D..
Mrs. Corson. +. w. Atwater, and +. G. Snow,
of Fairport, N. V; i. z. Ward. of Auburn
N. Y; G. Beardsley, of Rochester N. Y.
Mr. T. C. Page, who has made many warm
friends since his arrival in DeLand, Is now
head clerk in the Star Store, and will be
happy to have his friends call on him there.
Call and see our large stock of Brackets,
Wall Pockets, Comb Cases, Slipper Cases,
Clock Shelves, Flower ana ParlOr STANDS,
Book Shelves, Hobby Horses Dolls Carri-
ages. ETC., etc., etc. MCNEIL IL ALLEN.
Now is the time to plant Winter gardens.
We call the attention of parties proposing to
plant to Geo. w. Bakers Rotted Bone. II
has been used in this place for five years and
is acknowledged to be the best. For sale at
Alexanders landing, Lake Beresford by
VIM. W. Hulst tt.
For late fertilizing of trees, coming INTO
bearing use Mapes Fruit and Vine Manure
composed of pure ground bone meal, with
Peruvian guano, dissolved in sulphuric acid,
NO opoR. Price at Wellman's wharfS41.50.
ff JOHN w. CANNON, Ag't.