The Florida agriculturist., 1885-04-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
"ln'erSd5aIa8 est Uerd virtas.

water and ice cream.
duce at the Star Store
Read c.. R. Stocktons ..Notice to tho pph-
hc," In the next column.
Ingram Druggetts of different sizes IAN
wool) at Mcneil & Aliens.
Goods delivered free of CHARGE tn anv mart
OF the city from the Star Store.
Plow Brand Nos 1, and 3. See adver-
tsement For sale by c. R. Stockton
Fourteen shares in the Florida Fruit Ex
change were taken i'll Palatka last week.
Mr.. G. r. Stockton has done good service
10 our town in locating Mr.. Horace Waters
Parties wishing to buy an orange grove can
write me at Cedar Rapids, Ia. o. n. HULL.
Capt. ]. B. Jordan has handsome estab-
llshment, and his grounds are very tastily
laid out.
Mr.. w. w. Alcott is about erecting pret-
ty cottage on Howry Avenue Something in
the wind
There was wedding at Orange City last
week OF Mr.. f. G. Austin and Miss kittie
Lancaster.
WALTER CRITcHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented cover
$100,0000OO
Mr.. H. G. Strack has been improving his
building on the corner of Rich Avenue and
the Boulevard.
Now is your chance to secure 800 pair
OF shoes and box of backing at the Star
Store for $500.
Hy you are in need of anything call at the
Star Store and examine the 5 and 10 cent
counters and get 1t.
Mr.. Manning is making arrangements to
put up fine house on his property lately
purchased from Mr.. Kivitt.
If you want to make your town prosperous
you should not send any kind of work out
side that can be done in it.
Parties going North by the Mallory Line
should purchase tickets OF G. w. Fisher, and
secure stateroOms in advance.
The heavy rains in Bermuda have so in
jured the onion crop that Florida growers of
that fruit" may look for good prices.
The Parce Land Hotel closed on Saturday
last, and Capt. Minot has started North to
prepare to open his Asbury Park Hotel
Mr. D. B. Parce has purchased Mr.. U. NJ.
Benefits house on Indiana Avenue, and
rented it for one year to Mr.. Tom Broome.
The Orlando Reporter says that Mr. F.
V. Brown, of DeLand, has purchased lot in
that city, and is about to erect house on it.
Sell as much as you can to those outside of
your town to bring in money and buy all you
want inside of your town to keep the money
there.
In moving pianos and furniture about they
get more or less marred, which spoils their
looks. McNeill q Allen have a polish that
will erase all bad effects and give the wood a
hard and lasting polish.
The White Sewing Machines have arrived
at the Star Store, and now any one can get
good machine low for cash, or on the in
stallment plan. Machines will be delivered
to any part of the county.
c. r. stockton has sold Berlin Wright's
grove to Mr. Horace Waters; price, sS 800.
Also, to the same person, fifteen acres of J.
A. B. Hull's homestead, and twenty acres of
G. f. Pollard's tract with lake front
The Howry Addition to DeLand is now
looming up, as there are some handsome
houses going up ON it. tits bound to grow
because it possesses many very fine building
sites. Parties building should look it over
carefully.
Mr. James Austin has been very success
full in vegetable growing this season. One
cabbage that he was saving to bring in on
Saturday to exhibit was monster, but some
of our colored friends took fancy to it on
Friday night and took it away, along with
some Others.
McNeill & Allen are the sole agents for the
New Home, Domestic and Household sewing
machines, which they are offering as follows;
New Home and Household, 2 drawers, $3.50:
drawers S35: drawers, $685. Domestic, of
the latest style, 2drawers, $35: 4 drawers, $40:
drawers, $45 Call and examine them. =.
We think Brother Prevatt is wrong, and do
not believe that there was any unklnd feeling
against the Orange City people atlast week S
entertainment; but the charge for entrance
was more than our people had been in the
habit of paying for some time past Tor these
kind of entertainments. Had the fee been
25 and so cents the room would most likely
have been filled.
Mr.. ]. w. Pearce has made the following
sales To Mr.. J. s. McGee, forty acres on
Night Island Lake. and forty acres on Lake
Anita; to Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Knight, OF
Chicago twenty acres of the }. L. COOK
homestead; to Rev. w. K. Pendleton, Presi-
ident Bethany College, w. Va, twenty acres
of the Graft property and twenty acres OF the
Mowers homestead
Mr.. Horace Waters, the well known piano
and organ manufacturer OF New YORK
CITY. has been soiourning here for several
weeks. Ere he left he purchased from Berlin
H. Wright the Finical grove consldera-
ton nearly $4,000 Mr.. Waters intentions
are to hereafter spend his winters IN our
thriving town. Such men are decided
acquisition to any place, and DeLand has
been fortunate in securing many OF that
class during the past season. lie mas also
purchased twenty five acres at Winnemlssett.
Rogers new wall map of Volusia Co., Fla,
accurate and finely executed. Price $4.O0.
Also mans of DeLand, Fla, showing prlnci-
pal streets buildings and size OF lots, price 10
cents each or 81 per dozen. Also maps OF
township II, S. range, 30 east, showing De-
Land and surrounding country, q miles
square with names ofOwners OF land. Price
Is cents each, or 81 per dozen. For sale by
]. Y. Parce, Notary Public and keal estate
DeLand Fla.