The Florida agriculturist., 1884-07-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
JULY 23.


Fresh cream cheese at the Star Store.
Dry salt bacon 10 cents at the Star Store.
For fresh grits and meal go to the Star Store
Fresh Kentucky hams at A. H. Stocktons.
60 to A. H. Stockton for the best cigar in
town.
Mr.. J. Mayne was elected as Alderman last
Saturday.
Clothing at reduced prices at A H Stock
tons.
White beans only cents pound at the
Star Store
Nice large clothes baskets at A. H. Stock
tons.
The Enterprise Herald of the 9TH reached
us on the 18th.
Highest cash price paid for produce at the
Star Store.
Anyone starting a laundry in DeLand
would do well
Gilt edge butter at 30 cents per pound at
the Star Store.
We are glad to see Mr. G. w. Pearce on
the street again.
Fresh magnolia hams at 17cents per pound
at the Star Store. ts
Sam Harper left Saturday for his home in
New Orleans, La.
Col Thos H. Broome and family left Sun
day for New York.
w. w Parce & Co. are agent for Listers
Standard Fertilizers.
The frame work of the pubeschool build
ing was put up last week.
Rev. Edwards filled DR.. Griffith's pulpit
last Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. Harry Granger, of the DeBarry line of
steamers visited DeLand this morning.
You can tell where the city officers live
by following the saw dust on the streets.
DR.. S. Mills Fowler homeopathst and sur
geon, New York avenue, DeLand, Fla. If
Capt J. B. Jordan has sold the skating
rink to Messrs. V. j. Erhart, and Jno. Muck
OILS.
E.W. Kean. proprietor of the DeI.and
Shoe Store made flying trip to Palatka last
week
Our enterprising merchant, Mr. Geo. A.
Dreka, is making large addition to his
store.
Hay, Hay, 81 25 per hundred 100 bale
choice hay at Tanners, Deland Livery
Just received % bbls roller process. royal
patent. No. l flour, at lowest figures, at the
Star Store.
See Walter Critchell in C. H. 4 S. B.
Wright's office, about fire and life and accl-
dent insurance. '----~-tt
Mr.. c. P. Wilcox returned home last Mon
day from visit to Georgia, where his family
are spending the summer
Mr.. VIM Revels of the Clifton settlement
has purchased a $4,000 orange grove near
Tampa and will soon remove there. fs,.f 4
The DeLand and st. Johns railroad will
be completed by Saturday, and trains VIII
begin to run for business on Monday.
The smoke stack of the engine of the De-
Land & ST. Johns River railroad can be seen
from the corner of the Boulevard and New
York avenue.
During the months of July and August the
different congregations of the town Will hold
union services on each Sunday evening at
appointed places. N
Drs. Andrus & Carradill, thetw lady ply
sicians, of Jacksonville. are guests OF Mr.
Hitchings, on Indiana avenue, and will re-
main few days.
DHLAND & ST.. JOINS RAILRoAD.-On Mon.
day next the cars will take down to the land
ing those who purchased the first tickets,
s and those who subscribed starting at 10 a.
M At o'clock p. m. asmeeting will be held
in Klapp's Hall for the purpose Of finishing
up the business of the road.
Now is the time to plant Sweet Potatoes.
We call the attention of parties proposing to
,,lont 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
AIexanders landing, Lake Beresford, by
VIM. w. Hulst. IT,
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 Wellman's wharf $4l 80.
G. w. LANCASTER, Ag't.
Rogers new wall map of Volusia Co., Fla,
accurate and finely executed. Price $500.
Also maps of DeLand, Fla, showing plrinci-
pal streets buildings and size oil lots, price 10
cents each or 81 per dozen. Also maps of
township H. S. range, 80 east showing De
, Land and surrounding country, miles
! snnore with names ofowners of land. Price
is cents each. or 81 per dozen. For sale by
]. Y. Parce, Notary Public and Real Estate
! DeLand. Fla