The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-10-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Immersabilis est Uera virtus.

New honey at the Star Store at 15c. ne,
. New goods arriving daily at the Star
:. Sweet potatoes SOC. per bushel at the Star
Fresh Fish arrive daily at the City Meat
Market. At-} .ITN[S Z
Mr.. o; J. Hill and family returned home
last week. 9s
Mr.. II. A. DeLand Is expected down the
end of this week
City Meat Market, -, ~ ''.O
w, w; Parce & Co are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
:, Barns y Electro vapor, Nedicated and
Plain, at DR.. Fowler's 334tf
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store
100 cases of nice fresh canned goods inst
arrived at the Star Store
Irish potatoes 3Oc. per peck and 81. Der
bushel at the Star Store. 1T
Fresh vegetables of all kinds arriving daily
at the City Meat Market. f8i7Tl -
They do repairing in first-class manner
at the DeLand Shoe Store
Special bargains at the DeLand Shoe Store
to make room for Fall stock.
Examine prices and goods at the Star Store
before purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store t
Mrs. C. Reynolds Smith has been engaged
to teach elocution at the Academy.
We are glad to see Mr.. Arthur G. Hamlin
out again after a long spell of Illness
The kindeFten school opened to-day in
Miss Robes cottage on Indiana ave
Mr.. J. W. Baker, agent for Hill Bros, of
New York visited this place last week
Mr.. r. b. Powell and family have moved
into their new house on Minnesota Avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Beilby is kindly performing VOL
unteer services in the Episcopal Church.
Mr.. w. w. Hawkins. nurseryman. from
Lake George, was in our office last week.
Remember the meeting of the Fruit
Grow rs at Patlatka next Tuesday the lIth.
Mrs. Eva Richardson and Miss Katie Jor-
dan left Saturday for st. Augustine to spend
month.
Mrs: VIM. Knapp and family have re-
turned; a brother of Mr. Klapp's also came
with them.
WALTER CRITCHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$l00,000.000.
Mr.. Samuel III. Webb will now be found at
NAiSAO AlC Will UC DcttScu ~
see his old friends.
Mr.. g. A. Drekas horse ran away last week
with a wagon. but did no damage beyond
tearing the wagon to pieces ~ II Tr
The DeLand Shoe Store is to be improved
by putting in large show window, and
by'haying the front reprinted. sAN
The County School Board has allotted
S472.50 to the DeI.and school for the ensuing
year, and $40 to the DeLand colored school.
Capt. G. w. McLaurine brought a very
fine horse and buggy back With. him, The
Capt is good judge sof a Horse and won't
have any other kind. -
son and ]. T. NhcIols returned Monday
from Manville, where they have been attend
ing the Christian Convention, t.f4., nfW
Everybody praises the 1899 shoe.{ Every
pair is warranted, and it Swhatiti is claimed
to be. ''the greatest ON earth for the price
For sale at the DeLund Shoe Store. 81
Mr.. Alexander A. Dippie has returned
from Scotland, and has rented the bakery
back of McRady's confectionery, where he
one advertisement in the Fi6RiDA AsRI-
cULTuRIsT sold all Mrs, Buckner's plaAts
One advertisement rented the cottage that
was advertised. If you have any thing to
sell or want to buy, this is your medium.
Mr.. Patrick McMurray, of Jacksonville.
and Mayor f. S. Goodrich, addressed the
citizens at the ,Wigwam lasttnight. Hon. J..
c. Greedy Republican candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor, will speak this WeGnes-
day. afternoon. at O'Clock. r
The following are among our citizens who
returned last week: Capt, 6. ", McLaurine
and family; Miss Ida lIIardman; Mrs.
Samuel H. Webb and family; Mrs. Geo. p.
Swift. son and daughters Mr.. R. B. Powell
and family; Mrs. w. W. Hulst and VIM.
OlcOtt Ntit ffats
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
Alexander's landing lake Beresford, by
VIM, w. Hulst. .,l.t,,s.ts IT,
For late. fertilizing sof trees coming INTO
bearing. use Mapess Fruit and Vine Manure
composed of pure ground bone meal, with
Peruvian Suano dissolved in sulphuric acid
DRIED animal matter, ammonia and potash
no opoR. Price at Wellman's wharfs 30.
~ 4 JohN WSQANNoN Ag't.
Mr.. Charles Knapp, of Milton, Pa, arrived
in the city last, week He is very fayorably
Impressed With the country and business
prospects here, and having been exclusively
engaged in the hardware business at the
north for a dozen years, we are pleased to
note that he will continue in the same BUSH
ness here with his brother William Knapp,
our present hardware dealer. The new firm
will be thelnost extensive and reliable deal
ers in this class of goods in all southern
Notwithstanding the two requisites of sue
cess, viz: experience and capital.
There willbea Temperance lmeetingat the
Lake Winnemissett Sabbath School next
Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. Lewton will deliver
an address on temperance, and there will be
inst added 81 new volumes on temperance
to the regular SIS. Library. These books
were bought with the money contributed by
the scholars on temperance Sundays, the I'd
of each month. All interested in the cause
q of temperance are cordially invited to be
present. Exercises begin at two o'clock.