The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-03-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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a we p are being well supplied with fish from
Always stop. at the Star Store and buv vour
bacon and lard '-'' O"S youi
u Fresh bread can now be had daily at A. w.
Mr.. w. w. Hulst has an office in town
above Dreka & Co. 'o"n
Next Saturday will be City election day
Vote for good men, ICY
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store.
Wanted-one hundred dozen eggs at A
w. Walkley's bakery.
Mrs. Simmer has put up four handsome
iron gates on her place.
Arrivals from Chicago. "A few cases of ex-
cellent tripe at the Star Store.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store. I
Land sales are getting quite frequent and
the real estate agents are jubilant.
Plow Brand Nos 1, 2 and 3. See adver-
tisement. For sale by G. r. Stockton.
Ferris hams, shoulders and breakfast bacon
canvased and uncanvased, at the Star Store.
Parties wishing to buy an orange grove can
write me at Cedar Rapids, la. o. n. HULL.
Everyone should make rush for the Star
store and get some pigs feet before they are
all gone.
We were much pleased to see Mrs. w. e.
Benedict, of Orange Park, on visit here
last week
Fulton market picked corn beef has found
a ready sale here, and can be had at the
Star Store.
Edwin G. Burt's Curacao kid side lace
shoes at the DeLand Shoe Store. Every pair
warranted.
WALTER CRITcHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance, Capital represented over
s100,000,000.
Mr.. L. w. Odum brought in monster
cabbage grown on his place which weighed
1917 pounds.
Purchase your tickets per Mallory Line
and get Stateroom in advance of g. w.
Fisher, agent.
DeLand is well supplied with officials, there
being now in town four Notary Publics and
three Justices of the Peace.
Parties going North by the Mallory Line
should purchase tickets of G. w. Fisher, and
secure Staterooms in advance.
Samuel Barrett, of Whitehall, N. Y, has
purchased Twenty-Five acres of land at Lake
Helen of Mr.. G. w. Webster.
Mrs Ford has rented her large house, north
of the Baptist Church, to a family from Iowa
who will remain here all the summer.
The City Council should pass an ordinance
prohibiting the ploughing up of new land
after the 1st of April, within the city limits.
Visitors can find New York dailies at
Fishers drug store. Also full assortment of
periodicals and good reading matter. If
We regret to announce the death of Mrs.
/. n. Bishop. wife of DR.. Bishop, on Thurs
day last. The Doctor has our sympathy III
his loss
You should never be late in securing
quantity of buckwheat when you can obtain
it fresh Prepared and unprepared kept on
hand at the Star Store
In all probability the orange crop for this
year will be considerably smaller than last;
asi many trees that bore heavily last season
have put on no bloom at all.
100000 sweet Seeding orange trees from
y to IL inches in diameter, for sale, grown
by John Daugherty. For particulars apply
to Star Store, H. Davis agent. oil
The city is now getting rich. What are we
going to do without water-works in case of
some day they will be warm enough.
We return thanks to Mr.. G. w. Kingston,
of Daytona, for some beautiful oranges.
Very few have been shipped from the Halifax
River yet, so they look for good prices.
Goods sold at great reduction at the Milli-
merry Store during the next two weeks. we
offer special bargains in hats and all millinery
articles, in order to close out for spring
goods 5oo-5t
If a vote were taken at the city election on
the comparative merits OF different shoes,
- On an 1n
ing majority. Agency at the DeLand Shoe
Store.
To land buyers. Before purchasing else
where consult J. w. Pearce, on New York
avenue, four doors east of postoffice, and
YOU can learn of some choice land and groves
for sale. 352-359
Mr.. ]. H. Plummer, of the Farm, Field
and Stockman," OF Chicago, paid us pleas
ant visit last week, in company with Mr..
Dean and wife of the same city. The Farm,
Field and Stockman" is one of our best eX-
changes.
When men discharge guns in public places
horses are quite apt to be frightened. An
accidental runaway occurred last Monday.
The Mayor and Marshal should unite in en-
forcing corporation ordinances in regard to
firearms.
The "Queen of the Halifax grown on
Seiser's Grove at Ormond with the "Plow
Brand Fertilizer, has taken the ISL premium
at New Orleans, as BEST Plate" of oranges
Of anv variety in the world, unless beaten by
California, not yet there.
Tho fertilizers of H. j. Baker & Bro. are
NOT merely stimulants. but possess intrinsic
and lasting value, and are of permanent ben
fit to the land They are less in cost than
Stable manure. if the manure has to be hauled
any distance. For prices apply to I. McQuaid
Jacksonville and H. A. Tanner, DeLand.
The Steamers Chesapeake and Florida are
meeting with deserved success Every at
tentlon is paid to the comfort OF Ine pass ese
Cold nights on the arrival at the Landing
withoutsome refreshments for the inner man.
We were a witness to this on recent trip up
the river.
p,,ttor nnd cheese of the best quality can