The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-12
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LOCAL INTELE1GENcE.
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Stamping done at Mrs. Hitchingy'.
Plain wedding rings at Cohaway's* 3
"a San and try the, fine perfumes at Fish e.
days '''N''' i''''''>s' ~ " ie"
c4 Saddles, brides. blankets, &C., at the Star
oradtel Inc building for orange packing is to be
:Jacguot's genuine French Backing, at
Fancy and plain baskets of all kinds, at
the Star Store
Rev. A. b. Knight and family have re-
turned from Ky.
Mrs. G. P. Wilcox and family returned
yesterday morning.
A fine line of Christmas goods will he in
soon at Fish d Cos.
W., w; Parce & Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
New Hats, New Hats, of all shapes and
sizes, at the Star Store.
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store
MIR. Walter Stockton has been confined to
his bed for several DAYS.
Mr.. Douglas Hickox has been confined to
his bed for several days.
Capt. Nlinot, proprietor of the Pareland
Home, arrived yesterday.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
of the city from the Star Store.
A complete assortment of crockery, glass
and queensware at the, Star Store
We are ready to do any and all kinds of
hauling. CHAMBERS Il Dunn.
Brush up and let every thing look as neat
as possible; that is the way to make your
town.
Custom work and repairing done in a
workmanllke manner, at the DeLand Shoe
Store.
from his summers trip to his native home
in Maine.
Messrs. g. NJ Van Hook, Frank Hough
and Dir. Arnold, of TT. Mead, visited DeI.and
last Monday.
WAITER CRITcHELL.-Fir Life and Acct
dent Insurance, Capital represented over
$100,000,000.
If the sidewalks are not repaired our town
will have to pay heavy damages to some one
injured before long.
A complete line of mems and boys medi-
um priced calf shoes, always in stock at the
DeLand Shoe Store.
1t is rather too kind of the Jacksonville
people passing on their paupers up to the
towns further south.
Mr.. Sutton and daughter, Miss Loula, who
have been visiting Mr.. J. G. Owens family
for several weeks, left to-day for their home
in Louisville.
Messrs Chambers & Dunn's mill burned
yesterday morning with all the machinery,
&c, also about 10000 feet of lumber. Loss
$1,000 or 5000. No insurance.
Among the arrivals last, Friday morning
was Miss Matte +. Harris, of Springfield,
Ohio, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mayne, with
whom she will abide during the winter.
Shoes, Shoes, beautiful shoes. shoes for the
house-maid shoes for the lady, shoes for the
children, shoes for the baby. high shoes and
low shoes, button and bow shoes, at the De-
Land Shoe Store.
Now is the time to plant Winter gardens
We call the attention of parties proposing to
plant to Geo. w. Bakers Rotted Bone. 1t
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. If.
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
DRIED animal matter ammonia and potash !;
No oDoR. Price at Welman wharf S41 so
JOHN w. CANNON, Ag't.
The Bartow Informant says of Mr. L. Van
Hook. formerly a citizen of DeLand: 'Mr
Ed. Van Hook has so lar recovered as
to be able to ride out While recupera-
ting he will visit his parents in Indiana
We hope Mr.. V. will return in good health
and with many of his northern friends to
become permanent settlers of our neighbor-
hood
Mr.. Walter Critchell has taken charge of
the ticket department in the Office of c. III.
d S. b. Wright He will be found ready
at all times to furnish reliable information
to travellers and tourists. Through travel
north and west will receive special attention.
Arrangements are being made by which par
ties purchasing tickets at this Office can have
their baggage checked through from De-
Land Our citizens should remember this
and buy tickets at home. st fasf
C. H. & S. b. Wright have been appointed
ticket and claim agents for the Peoples Line
Steamers at DeLand. They are now ready
to adjust, at once, any errors of billing and
ordinary over-charges. In making this APP
pointment the Peoples Line have secured
the services of an agent long familiar with
the transportation business, and perfectly
competent to protect the interests of the
line. and give perfect satisfaction to ship
pers. As this line is the first to place an
adiuster at this point. we hone they will re-
ceive the generous and united support of all
our merchants.
M For sale.
good work mules and one log cart. good
oe now CHAMBERS AZ Dunn.