The Florida agriculturist., 1884-08-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Inlmersdbilis est Uerd Uirtus.
Fine juicy hams, at c. R. Stoclxton's j.
For good shoes go to the Star Store
Fresh Turkish prunes, at G.. r. Stockton's.
Go to the Star Store for ready-made cloth
ing
Rev. A. E. C. Bielby is sick at Fernandina
Fla.
Spiced little neck clans, at C. R. Stock
tons. frf4fts
Large lot new canned goods: at C. R. Stock
tons.
Look out for stormy weather last week in
this month.
Gov. Z. Perry will be in our city on the
10th of Sept.
David Hargraves left last Wednesday for
Louisville, Ky. es' ffi'3i 81
Rich. 7: Gray sold a piece of land to w. f.
Risque this week. A
S. Weller Johnson, of the Echo is in Jack
sonville this week. .lea
Groceries of all kinds at the Star Store at
lowest market prices.
w. w. Parce & Co. are agent for Lister s.
Standard Fertilizers
Mr.. 0. P. Terry and daughters have re-
turned from the coast.
The Echo office is beginning to smell
strong Of wedding cake.
Mr.. A. Crenshaw. Jr., of Orange City, gave
us a call Thursday last.
Rev. Woolseley has moved to his home,
stead in fernando county. ~
A crop of early Irish potatoes can be made
before frost if planted now.
Bert Griffith arrived home Friday, after a
few days visit to Port Orange.
Miss Emma Lindley left Thursday for New
Albany, Indiana, to spend a few months
Dr. S. Mills Fowler, homeopathist and
surgeon, New York avenue, DeLand, Fla. If
Mr.. J. c.. Haskell and -, from Ohio,
are visiting Mrs. J. Henline, sister of the
former.
Hon. Chas. Dougherty will be here on the
18th, instead of the 10th, as stated in our
last issue.
Ed. Young, of the Christian Church, will
visit DeLand next Tuesday, and give a series
of services.
H. s. Cole will open an art gallery in the
building lately occupied by g. A. Dreka as
store room.
DR. I. b. Johnston, of Memphis, Tenn,
gave us a call Saturday, and renewed his
subscription.
Clas. A. Baker, who has been in our midst
for some months, left Thursday for. his home
in Kentucky.
The name "St. John. the Prohibition
candidate. for President is pronounced
"singin" in England. "M"
Messrs. Craner, Fisher and Fountain re-
turned from Port Orange Friday, looking
very much refreshed.
Messrs. A. G. Hamin and J d. Broome
addressed the Democratic Club of DeLand
last Thursday night.
Mrs Noble will open young ladies' acad-
emy this fall in the large building she has
erected near Lake Gerty.
The skin of John Nuckols' rattlesnake
which tasted so long, now adorns Whit
comb e. Gordan's show window. +
For weeks past the weather has been very
uniform daily-hot and sultry mornings
thunder and rain in afternoons, and cool
nights.
T. B. sackett, of Titusville, Fla, is ship
ping some very fine pine-apples and lines
to Nuckols e. Bazemore, which meet with
ready sale.
G. B. Clachar and wife, who have been
visiting their neice, Mrs. Codrington, re-
turned home last Wednesday, accompanied
by Mary Codrington. 4g
The Volusia County Bible Society has just
received lot of bibles from the Am Bible
Society, N. ". They are for sale at cost at
store of CIR. Stockton. &F4a HN%atn
Messrs. Banes & Atkinson, who have
charge of Chambers d Dunns new ma
chinery, are turning out some splendid work,
and are ready to accommodate customers.
Messrs. Sewell p. Hays and Mark Terry
are going tostarta skating rink at St. Angus
tine this fail They are both sober and in
dustrious young men, and doubtless Will do
WELL
Rev. j. H. Griffith, D. d., who, with his
family, has been for several weeks at the
coast for vacation, is expected home to fill
his pulpit in the Baptist Church Sunday A. NJ.
the 18th inst.
Now is the time to plant Sweet Potatoes.
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 lobe the best For sale at
Alexanherk landihgs Lake Befesford, eAy
VIM. w. Hulst. IT,