The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-03-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Imlnersabilis est vera virtus.

LUCAh lNTELLlGENCE.
Inlmersobilis est Uero virtus.
Go to the Excelsior Drug Store for station
cry.
Japan Plums (Loquats) have borne well
this year.
Best five cent cigars in town at the Excel
sior Drug Store.
Stationery with DeLand views at the Elk
celsior Drug Stare
Major J. Dore is endorsed by most of our
citizens for Mayor
Canned goods Of all descriptions can be
had at the Star Store.
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store! +
Miss Gertrude Hunter is visiting at Col.
Bodine's at Enterprise.
There have been quite number of sales
made about town lately.
Bring your bottle and get it filed with Jet
black ink, at Coles Studio.
There are over seventy-fve scholars at
tending the academy now.
We call attention to A G. KingsDury's ad-
vertisement in Cheap Column.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
of the city from the Star Store. I
Pow Brand Nos l, 2 and 8. See adver-
tisement. For sale by G. r. Stockton.
There will be evolutionary exercises at the
Methodist Church on Thursday evening.
Prescriptions compounded with care at
the Excelsior Drug Store by DR.. |. N. Bishop.
Rev. r. LandsbeTger, of Mansfield, Pa,
with his wife, is stoppingat the Floral Grove.
Finestassortmento of articles for decorating
in oil and water colors at the Excelsior Drug
Store.
We will be pleased to see the Congrega-
tional College located at our sister city, Or
ange City.
WALTER CRITCHELL-Fire,L Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
100000.
Rev. Reynolds of Oneonta, N. Y, has
purchased a lot and part of grove on Mime
sofa Avenue.
Wild turkeys are hard to get but Turkish
prunes can be had at the Star Store for 10
cents per pound.
Messrs. Richardson & Crowell are getting
| two incubators to hatehsout the eggs from
their fancy poultry.
Graham flour should be used in every fam
lily and at the Star Store it can always be
found fresh and good.
The ladies of the Baptist Church had a
missionary meeting and supper at the Acad-
envy on Thursday evening.
The railroad from Blue Springs to New
Smyrna will send up the value of Orange
City properly considerably.
The dairy is running full blast day and
night and the Star Store is furnishing choice
cream cheese at Is cents per pound.
Visitors can find New York dailies at
Fishers drug store Also full assortment of
periodicals and good reading matter. If
Miss S. C. Winstanly, of New Albany, Ind,
is on visit to Mrs Waits. She processes
herself as much pleased with the country.
Parties building should call and examine
tie Creosote Wood Preserving Stains, at
one-half the price of paint at Coles Studio.
Mr. Levi B. Kaler of Ph@nixville, Pa, paid
a visit to DeLand last week to lcok after the
valuable property that he owns in the city.
Fisher has the only regular cigar store in
the city, with finest assortment of cigars and
tobacco. AT blue store opposite postotfice. If
Mrs. Kirker presented us with some beau
tiful tomatoes from volunteer vine on her
premises. This shows the mildness of the
climate.
The whaling expedition that left Boston
last year, has returned after a prosperous
cruise and now the Star Store is offering the
best of whale oil soap at low figures.
The Rev. Keigwin, of Orlando, visited De-
Land and dedicated the Presbyterian Church.
There was large attendance and the church
was elegantly dressed up with flowers by the
la1ies
Elder W. D. Young, of jacksonville, will
commence a protracted meeting in the
Christian Church on Tuesday, March II.
All are cordially invited.
100000 sweet Seeding orange trees from
| q to | q inches in diameter, for sale, grown
by John Daugherty. For particulars apply
| to Star Store H. Davis agent. 81
Goods sold at great reduction at the Mill
merry Store during the next two weeks We
o fer special bargains in hats and all millinery
articles, i'll order to close out for spring
goods 355-3t
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
| TOR sale. 352-359
| LosT-On Saturday, pocket book contain
| ing money, some notes, ring and ticket
from DeLand to Sanford and return by
| steamer H. b. Plant. suitable reward will
be paid by leaving it with Rev. j. ID. BOhan.
non.
There have been great many people killed
| in the United States by fish bones sticking in
| their threats. Do not run the risk of being
| thus treated but ga to the Star Store and buy
| the best quality of homeless Goldfish for
| cents per pound.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Weaver, will close out stock
of millinery at cost, and will be found at Mr.
G. A. Miller's sample room, for the week
| commencing Monday March 8, 1885, anC
closing on Saturday March II, with an auc
| ton in the afternoon and evening.
In setting out young orange trees half 10
per tree may be applied where the roots are