The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-04-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Immersabilis est Uera virtus.
Dur visitors are leaving FAST.

Our visitors are leaving fast.
John is quite proud of his new sign.
Store. ''' '''e S'"i
ms year promises to be a fine year for all
sorts of fruits.
screen doors, window screens, and screen
saIes, at A. Hllton's Soft
Rev; W, Beavins, OF New Hampshire. paid
us visit last Friday.
Mr.. ], S. Mays new house has quite an
imposing appearance.
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store.
Mcneil q Allen keep on hand, sewing ma
chine supplies of all kinds.
Some OF DeLand's pretty, big girls. will
take part on Monday night
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store. +
Mr.. e. Goodman of the Chicago Standard
called at our office on Monday.
A new lot of beautiful crockery ware has
just arrived at the Star Store
The Rev. Mr. Shearer, who has been ill for
some weeks is now recovering
Remember to attend the Fairy Revel at the
skating rink next Monday night.
Mr.. H. Davis, auctioneer sold three bug
gies and other articles on Saturday.
Mrs. H. c. Strawn and daughter. left for
their home at the North, yesterday.
Plow Brand Nos 1, and g. See adver-
tsement. For sale by G. r. Stockton.
DeLand is to have two chemical fire en-
gines and a hook and ladder company.
Go to A, w. Walklev's and get a glass of
Ice Cold Milk from the Irondequoit Dairy.
Croquet sets of different kinds at Mcneil e.
Aliens furniture store. Call and see them
Parties wishing to buy an orange grove can
write me at Cedar Rapids, la. o. N. HULL.
Primary meeting will be held at on Satur-
day next to appoint delegates to the conven-
ton.
Owing to being crowded with advertise
ment this week, the hotel arrivals are omit
ted.
Numbers of the pretty little girls of De
Land will appear as Fairies on Monday
night.
Miss Fannie Sheldon, of Lake Helen, spent
few days of last week visiting friends in
DeLand
Mr.. T. D. Bradley and wife arrived last
Friday. He has fine young grove on the
Boulevard.
WALTER CRIrcHELL.-Fi Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$10O,0OO,00O.
A new house with five rooms, on Clara
Avenue for rent Geo. w. McLaurine, Real
Estate Agent.
Purchase your tickets per Mallory Line
and get stateroOm in advance, OF q. w.
Fisher, agent
A store room to rent with shelves and
counters, ready for business. Inquire of A.
w. Walkley
The Orlando Reporter says that J. E. Al
exander is the mayor of DeLand. We have
!. not heard of ityet.
Mr. Fay s. Phelps and wife, banker at San
ford, were the guests of our townsman, Mr..
Williams last week.
Counsellor Hamlin has gone on trip to
Washington and New York and will not be
home for two weeks.
The term of the DeLand Public School has
now expired but there will be a private ses-
sion for few weeks.
Mrs. Simmer will sell her beautiful new
piano at bargain, rather than leave it with
out care during the summer.
Parties going North by the Mallory Line
should purchase tickets of G. W. Fisher and
secure Staterooms in advance.
Rev. Bibbins, of New Hampshire, preach
ed in the Colored Baptist Church on Sunday
evening to large congregation.
The picture of the DeLand Fan Brigade
in costume as they will appear next Monday
evening has been taken, and can be seen at
Coles Studio.
Quite number of lemon trees have been
set during the past two months in this vicin-
ity. A large per cent. of them being of the
everbearing variety.
Mrs. Sinner will rent her home place from
May to November or December. Inquire at
Southeast corner of Minnesota and Clara
Avenues, opposite Col. Codringtons.
Conaway, the Jeweler is not coming back
in the fall, but is going to stay here allsum-
mer to repair time pieces, and sell engaged
couples diamond rings, and all kinds of jew
cry
Geo. w. McLaurine has sold 80 acres at
Lake Winnemissett, for Lewis B. Frayser, to
Mr. Taliaferro, of Texas. Also A. A. Sage S
lot on the Boulevard, and his ten acres adj
joining Mr. Knapp
The White Sewing Machines have arrived
at the Star Store. and now any one can get
a good machine low for cash, or on the in
stallment plan. Machines will be delivered
to any part of the county.
Mr.. C. R. Stockton has sold Is acres to Mr..
Horace Waters. of New York, at Lake Win
nemissett, also lot IA, liz acres and house
and lot Is, 12% acres wild land, with lake
fronts to DIR. D. S. Lyon, of the same place.
The new residence of our enterprising car
rage manufacturer, Mr.. ]. D. Ross, is fast
nearing completion, and is neat, conven-
iently arranged structure, and adds very
much to the appearance of Howry Avenue.
Many of the budded orange trees set one
ago year are now blooming quite freely. Their
bloom should be removed at once, for it
they are allowed to ripen but one or two or
anges to the tree, the wood growth is very
much retarded.
There will be preaching at Lake Winnie
missett on Friday evening at Z 80 p. NJ, by
Rev. W. Beavins of New Hampshire. All
are invited. Also preaching at the same
place next Sunday at 3 p. NJ, by Rev. VIM
Moore
Those who are complaining of the high
price of land here should read what the Orlan-
do"Reporter'' says: ~. B. Parramore sold
lot last week, 30x82H feet, on the corner Of
nronoa Avant1e and Washington Street, fol