The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-02-04

A handsome building lot for sale Apply
at this office.
Rev. Mr. Stewart of Chicago, is visiting
friends here.
Rust proof oats, for planting at G. A.
Dreka Il Cos.
Mr. Fred Bell has pretty house on New
York avenue.
Leaf lard is selling at ten cents per pound
at the Star Store.
Burt's fine shoes are sold only at the De-
Land Shoe Store.
Mr.. Tanners choice Florida COW has Just
given him calf.
Tomatoes in three pound cans-1O cents
at the Star Store.
Handsomest line, all colors, Flannel Shirts
at G. A. Drela & Cos.
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store
Bring your bottle and get it filled with Jet
black ink, at Coles Studio.
Rev. J. s. Mahan, of Champagne, ILL.,,
paid us visit last Monday.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
of the city from the StarStore.
Very best bolted Cotton Seed Meal at $50
in DeLand. G. A. Greka 4 Co.
Green vegetables and fruits can be found
at the Star Store at low figures.
The Governor has signed the bill to lie gal
ize the incorporation of DeLand.
Mr. A. L. Voorhis, brother of DR.. NJ n.
Voorhis is on visit to DeLand
Counsellor Hamlins new house on the
Boulevard is nearing completion.
Mr. c. Gates was in town last week. he
goes to Barlow to work a sawmill.
Mrs H. H. Gillen and daughter, arrived
last Thursday, from Wabash, Indiana.
Mr. NJ Davis has been appointed by the
Governor autioneer for Volusia County.
A picnic from the Grove House visited
Spring Garden Springs last Wednesday
Plow Brand Nos. 1. , and 3. See adver-
tisement. For sale by c. r. Stockton.
Capt. j. b. Jordan has moved into his
handsome new house on Howry avenue.
Mr.. Joseph Crabb and wife, of Wabash,
Ind, are stopping with DR.. r. II. Gillen.
Mr. r. Gray has purchased another lot in
Howry's addition, on which he will build.
The Hotels at DeLand have increased their
capacity and are getting good patronage
1t is worth journey to DeLand just to see
the Gillen grove before the fruit IS gathered.
The town is full OF visitors, but everything
isquite quiet andnot many sales being made.
Mr.. George Hampton of Hastings Mimi.
friend of Mr.. H. A. Tanner, paid us visit
last week.
Building lot for sale-on Minnesota ave-
nue., same street as the academy Apply at
this office.
There are at present lis pupils in the new
Academy, Public and kindergarten schools
at DeLand.
WALTER CRITcHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
800 100000.
We have the handsomest line of hats south
of Jacksonville and we can prove it. G. A.
Drel<a e. Co.
Mr.. H. A. DeLand has sold to Mr. c. Z.
Hawley, of Albany, n. ", part ofthe Jordan
place in town.
A picture of the American Eagle and can
of Eagle Brand milk at the Star Store for
only Is cents.
Professor Strunk has returned to New AL
bany. Ind, after making some improve
ments on his grove.
Jersey Lilly, full roller patient, guaranteed
the best flour in Del.and, and price the low
est. GA. Drela & Co.
G. A. DreSa & Co. are agents for the
Thomas Smoothing Harrow, one of the best
farming implements in use.
Dry air, good Accommodations. and plenty
Of fresh milk. are some of the attractions
that hold visitors at DeLand.
Mr.. Joe Harding. we are sorry to say, died
ltSU w euneSC;lN OItllfOdl ttlSetSe, WIFI WHICH
he has been troubled for years.
Beautiful line Dress Buttons Notions, Ho-
siery and Trimming at The Glass Front,
New York ave. and Boulevard.
Do not use syrup to sweeten your coffee,
when you can get granuated sugar at the
Star Store at cents per pound.
A well selected stock ofdry goods, notions,
hats, caps, clothing boots and shoes, can al
ways be found at the Star Store.
The hotelshave been pretty well filled for
some weeks past, but they go as they come
and there is always room for more.
Visitors can find New York dailies at
Fishers drug store. Also full assortment of
periodicals and good reading matter. tt
Two hundred dozen Spool Silk. all colors
and shades, Just received at The Glass
Front New York ave. and boulevard
Parties building should call and examine
the Creosote Wood Preserving Stains, at
one-half the price of paint, at Coles Studio.
We are heado uarters on Crockery. Glass
ware. Polished Gold and Nickle Electric
Lamps. Respectfully, GA. Dreka 4 Co,
Fisher has the only regular cigar store in
the city, with finest assortment of cigars and
tobacco At blue store opposite postoffice. If
Our men S, boys and children's Straw Hats.
also fur hats, surpass anything we have hadin
former years Resp'ly G. A. Dreka d Co.
Tube rose bulbs, in any quantity, for sale.
% cents per dozen ;75 cents per 100. Offsets
of same per 100, % cents Box 120, DeLand.
Guests at the Parceland are loud in their
praise of the comforts, the fare, the amuse-
nents, the climate, and of Capt. and Mrs.
Minot their hosts.
The American Sewing Machine, with but
tonhole attachment, the cheapest and best
machine on the continent, For sale by
G. A. Dreka & Co.
The Masonic Lodge, of DeLand took in
charge the burial of Mr.. Joseph Harding, He
was buried at Beresford near his child that
died three years ago.
The Tax Collector OF this county should
visit the different precincts and give receipts
for taxes paid to his deputy, whose receipts