The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-04-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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- So'lS iiice gator Jewelry.
Fine Turkish prunes at the Star Store
Get your job printing done at this office
Call and see the diamonds at Conawav,s
Rev. Mr. Wolseley has sold his place near
town. e'''e near
New Irish potatoes are coming into tbe
market. nv 'iie
Conaway's. 49, az
Dat meal, oat waters and oat flakes at the
Star Store. 1855 ''' ''ie
at Conaway's. 'o'enS
Captain and Mrs. Vincent Kirk arrived
last Saturday. w
Always stop at the Star Store and buy your
bacon and lard. 49,
Fresh lots of crackers arriving continually
at the Star Store '''''''
Screen doors! window screens and screen
safes, at A. Hilton's. soft
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store.
Sawyer's alligator shoes are hard to beat
they will wear for ever.
Arrivals from Chicago 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.
DR.. Michel and wife, of New York City.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam CorelI.
Mr.. A., G.. Mum, of Louisville. XIV. was
in town last week on visit to his son,
Plow Brand Nos 1, 2 and 3. See adver-
tisement. For sale by G. r. Stockton.
Ferris hams, shoulders sand 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
Fulton market picked corn beef has found
ready sale here, and can be had at the
Star Store.
WALTER CRITcHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$100,000000.
Captain w. B. Watson has resigned as
manager of the DeBary Line of steamers on
the st. Johns River.
Master Gordon Broome is quite proud CT
the little printing press, presented to him by
his parents on his birthday.
Parties going North by the Mallory Line
should purchase tickets of G. w. Fisher, and
secure staterooms in advance.
Pneumonia is killing off great numbers of
people all over the United States. Over $50
died in New York City in one week.
Go to Conaway's and inspect those gold
and silver dust-proof watches, Just the thing
to use here in the sand-also waterproof
If they will allow the north side Of the
townan -aldermans he might be able to ina
form the Council of the rotten sidewalks.
NJ ,,,:u eo1l H.. -,,o,,r
Iiano at bargain, rather than leave it with
out care during the summer.
Visitors can find New York dailies at
Fishers drug store. Also full assortment of
periodicals and good reading matter. If
The excitement of the election is over, but
has Just commenced at the Star Store over
the arrival of superb line of mems shirts
and suspenderS.
DIR. ]. H. Griffith will deliver a lecture on
Friday evening, April 10th, at the Baptist
church, on "What Saw at the Exposition.
Admission, 25 cents.
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.
We had the pleasure of cali on last Sat
urday from Messrs. Charles B. Hill and
Hewitt A. Hill, of the "Eustis Lake Region,
of Eustis, Orange county
Thanks to DIR. H. O. Mowers for the lum-
Der and Mr.. HI. f. Seaman for the labor, free
of charge. the Episcopal Church has good
substantial fence around it.
We regret to hear of the loss by fire of
Parker's mill at Orange City, not insured
We are informed, however, that the plucky
proprietor will soon have it running again.
"What Saw at the Exposition will be
the subject of lecture by DR.. j. H. Gritfith,
at the Baptist Church on Friday. April 10TH
The Doctor has keen eye, and every one
should hear him on the above subject "
Mrs. Sinner will rent her house north OF
the Academy for the year, and possibly her
home place from May to November. Inquire
at southeast corner OF Minnesota ana cara
Avenues.
To land buyers. Before purchasing else
where consult j. w. Pearce, on New YORK
avenue, four doors east OF pos.omce, anu
YOU can learn of some choice land ana groves
Tor sale 352-359
The Womans Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society will hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the Church on next Thursday after
ternoon at 3 o'clock A full attendance is
requested.
The annual picnic of the Sunday School at
Winnemissett will take place next Wednes-
dav week, April Sth, at G. f. Pollard's, just
west Of the school house, on the lake. All
are invited.
Pow + N. Luson having to leave on ac-
count Of his health, the Rev. Mr.. Bielby will
hold service at the Episcopal Church on
Good Friday at 10 30 A. NJ, and on Sunday
at the usual hour.
delightful afternoon and evening was
snent nv those who attended the Missionary
Meeting and social at Orange City last Fri,
dav. The hospitality of our hostess and
friends will not soon be forgotten
Mr.. Robert Shields large orange tree pro-
duced 10, 900 oranges this season. 1t Is over
forty feet high and the oranges on the top
had to be picked by climbers from the inside