The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-06-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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The fireworks have arrived
Nice Egg plants at Nucllols & Bazemore's
Mr.. H. Brown is building a new brick
house.
The frame of the Academy building is go
ingup.
Mr.. ]. Y. Parce is sawdusting Indiana
avenue
VIM. Knapp is in Jacksonville on business
this week.
Hams from to u lbs, just come, at G. R.
Stocktons.
Clipped beef-fresh and nicc-at C. R
Slippers from 30 cts to 50 at the DeLand
s For Good sweet hams go to Nuckols &
Bazemore's.
Nuckols & Bazemore get fresh watermcl-
Dns every day.
When you want good smoke try A. H.
Stockton's Pride.
Nice clean corn $500 per sack at c. R,
Stockton's.
Mrs. VIM. Knapp has gone to New York
to visit relatives.
Mr.. Alexander, from Daytona was in town
one gay laSI week.
Nuckols & Bazemore have a nice lot of
pumpkins this week.
DR.. G. w. Fisher has the addition to his
store about completed.
W. w. Parce d Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
Good sweet hay $3.50 per hundred at c. r.
Stockton's.
Mr.. Shields has donated load of water
Custom work and repairing neatly done at
the DeLand Shoe Store
The skating rink will be open every Tues
day and Friday evening.
Tickets for the first railroad excursion NAV
now be had at the depot.
Capt. G. w. McLaurine will move into his
new office the LIST of July
A fresh lot of new seeds lust arrived at C.
r. Stockton's. Call early.
Mr., Powell's pretty house, on Minnesota
avenue is almost completed,
Fulton Market corn beef at Nuckols &
Bazemore's; call and see them.
Mr. David Cooney our town Marshal left
Thursday for a few weeks trip.
Did you ever smoke one of A. H. Stock
tons Pride cigars, fnot try me.
Capt Jordan is repairing the skating rink,
so he can open it on the Fourth.
Hurrah for the 4th of July Hurrah for
the low prices at G. r. Stockton's.
Fresh vegetables of every kind received
daily at Nuckols and Bazemores.
Mrs Gleason left Monday for Kansas to
spend the summer with her.relatives.
Our experienced hunter Mr. Nelson Baker
has promised us vension on the 18th.
We are glad to see so many of our citizens
ornamenting their grounds with flowers.
A good well borer with proper machinery
could get plenty of work in this section.
A little lot of hardware left. and closing
out very cheap. c. r. STOCKTON.
Mr.. V. J. Erhart will have plenty Of the
finest ice cream on the grounds on the 4th.
DIR. S. Mills Fowler, homeopathic and sur
geon, New York avenue. DeLand, Fla. If
The young folks in and around DeLand
are marrying off rapidly. Who'll be the
next"
Mrs. J. w. Ford, who was very i'll last
week, we are glad to learn is improving rap
idly.
Rev. Geo. p. Colby, the spiritualist, will
lecture at Klapp's Hall Sunday at 3 O'Clock
p. IN.
Mr.. Samuel Swing returned from jack
sonville Tuesday; they intend to stay until
winter.
Claud Bohannon and Henery Stephinson
will leave for their home in Kentucky next
week.
Mrs. Sinner is getting beautiful Bermu-
da grass lawn of an acre. Her orange trees
look fine.
See Walter Critchell in c. HI. & s. b.
Wrights office. about fire, life and accident
insurance.
Mrs. DR.. voorhis and Mrs. ]. D. Bohan,-
non left this week for Cincinnati to spend
the summer.
Chambers 4 Dunn are going to put an adj
dition to their three story building opposite
the post-oifice.
Remember the festival by the ladies of the
Episcopal Church, at Klapps Hall, to-mor-
row Thursday evening.
Our popular merchant Mr.. g. A. Dreka
arrived home Wednesday with his beautiful
and accomplished bride. f lls NJ
Doll babies of all kinds large and small;
rabbits, Noah's arls, trumpets, fire crackers,
&c, DC, at CIR. Stockton's.