The Florida agriculturist., 1884-11-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Immersabilis est vera uirtus.

The Parceland Hotel is now open.
Hats of all styles at the Star Store
Plain wedding rings at Conaway's
Ideal Patent Flour at the Star Store.
Pride of Richmond, at c. r.. Stockton's.
Fresh Groceries arriving daily at the Star
Store
Pride of Richmond, at c. r. Stockton's.
All is hustle and life at the "The Glass
Front
Pride of Richmond, at c. r. Stockton's.
Mr.. j. Y. Parce has made an addition to
his office.
Pride Of Richmond, at c. r. stockton,s.
Charley Miller has received several fine
new buggies.
Pride of Richmond, at C. r. Stockton's.
G.. A. Dreka & Co. are head quarters for
Orange Wraps nAN gaA
Mrs, A. J. Hunter has very pretty place
in town limits.
Fine Preserved Fruits in quart glass jars, at
G. r. Stockton's.
There are about 200 children going to
school in DeIand. lt9!
The two meat markets in the town are be-
ing well supported.
Fine selection of Mems and Boys Cloth
ing at the Star Store.
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store.
Mr.. Witherspoon returned last Friday
from his Kentucky trip.
Thursday, the 9th, will be Thanksgiving
Day. Get your turkey.
New line of Fall and Winter Goods Just
opened at the Star Store.
Col. Brinly and Mr.. H. A. DeLand are
expected down this week.
A great variety of Ladies and Gents un-
derware at the Star Store. F
There will be meeting of the Presbyte-
rians in council next Friday.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store.
Visitors are pouring into town, and the
streets are looking quite lively.
Doctor Fisher is painting his place blue.
He don't approve ofpainting it red.
The young men are going to paint DeLand
red tomorrow Thursday evening.
We are ready to do any and all kinds of
hauling. CHAMBERS d Dunn.
Corn. Hay Oats. ETC., at prices lower than
ever before at G. A. DREKA & Co.'S.
Just arrived Christmas Goods at the Ex-
celsior Drug Store. FISH q Co.
Fine Plush Toilette Sets, .Tewelry Cases.
Odor Cases. etc, ETC., at FISH 4 Co.'S.
Mr. w. w. Faulkner will soon put up
saw-nill between DeLand and Orange City.
Stationary Blank Tablets Copy Books
Scratch Books, etc, at Fish q Co.'S Drug
Store
1t is reported that work is to be recon-
menced on the railroad from Palatka to Sam
ford.
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$l00.000.000.
Work has begun on the new skating rink,
on New York Avenue, opposite the Grove
House Hotel.
Our merchants will have to bring in plenty
of hats. so as to allow people to pay their bets
on the election.
Col. j. D. Broom has appointed Mr. Doug
las, of Daytona, Deputy County Surveyor
for this county. 3asgn
Matchhs, Matches! Matches! !! We are
selling them at 80 per cent less than any
concern in town. G. A. DREKA d CO..
Mrs Htchings has a Circulating Library.
which is open for the benefit of the public
every day and evening. qs8 AT
Governor Cleveland has instructed his
Secretary to throw every application for Of
flee into the waste basket. t.rv~~s
Mr. H. A. DeLand has got out some beau
titul pictures of the scenery about this part
of the country aldin this city; f89H
Ladies are especially invited TO call at Nc
Neill d Aliens and examine their large and
varied stock of Reed and Rattan Ware.
Capt. Minot will take charge of the hotel
at Lake Helen when it is finished. Parties
wanting meals there can now get them.
Just think of it! only $50 seven dollars
and fifty cents will buy you a barrel of the
very best New Roller Flour at
G. A. DREKAtS Co.'S.
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Standard Fertilizers. They invite a conn
parison of groves in their charge with any
and all others. AZ
Lamps. Lamps. Lamps! We have the
largest stock in the county. Can give you
prices that will surprise you.
G. A DREKA & Co.
Applications are innumerable for houses
to rent-from Is to 20 per cent. can be made
on the outlay by erecting houses. Capital
lists should look to this.
Mrs. Hitchings Millinery establishment is
the center of attraction for the ladies at pres
ent; the numerous pretty things just open
ed can not fail to empty the purses.
Mr.. C. f. Pollard has given lot next to
the school house at Lake Winnemisett for a
Baptist church. and we shall not be surprised
to see nice edifice erected on it soon.
C. r. Stockton has sold tosRev. Sidney
Dyer. d. D., of Philadelphia, the Cook grove.
This is certainly the finest young. bearing
grove of its size and age in or around De-
Land.
We are determined not to be undersold in
Grain and Hay Bring us your orders for
lots and we will give you prices that can not
be beaten. g. A. DREKA q 20.
Mr.. G. w. Baker. agent for Hill Bro S, of
New York, have opened their packing house
near the railroad station, where they will re-
ceive oranges to pack or ship on commis-
SiOn
Orange growers should visit the packing
house near the railroad station. and inspect
tbe new machine that Messrs. Baker & Bu-
chanan have for grading seven assortments
of oranges.
Messrs. Chambers Dunn are so much re-
snected in this community, that every one
synpatizes with them. They are pushing