The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1885-04-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Innersdbilis est gero girtus..

Caste" at the Rink, April II.
Conaway has some nice gator jewelry.
Get your job printing done at this office.
Call and see the diamonds at Conaways.
Fresh bologna can be had at the Bakery.
Three performing bears were in town last
Saturday.
Figs of the best quality and fresh at A. w.
Walkley's.
Mr.. Eli Reynolds LETT for Michigan on Sat
urday last.
Dat meal, oat waters and oat flakes, at the
Star Store.
The finest and cheapest fish scale jewelry,
at Conaway's.
Always stop at the Star Store and buy your
bacon and lard.
Fresh lots of crackers arriving continually
at the Star Store.
Mr. E. 0. Painter is erecting house on
New York Avenue.
Screen doors, window screens, and screen
safes, at A. Hilton's. 59tf
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store.
Good creamery butter at the Star Store for
% and 80 cents per pound.
Mr.. F. S. Goodrich has gone on visit to
the New Orleans Exposition.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
of the city from the Star Store. +
Just arrived from the mill at A. w. Walk
ley's, barrel of genuine apple cider.
Mr.. Cullen B. Johnston, of the Sanford
journal" paid us visit on Monday.
Plow Brand Nos. L, and 3. See adver-
tisement. For sale by G. r. Stockton.
Everyone should go and see the comedy
Caste at the Rink Tuesday, April IA.
Ferris hams, shoulders and breakfast bacon
canvased and uncanvased, at the Star Store.
The Rev. Mr.. Reynolds will shortly erect
a large, handsome house on Minnesota Ave.
Washington pie should be tried to be APP
preciated. Baked daily at A. w. Walkley's
Parties wishing to buy an orange grove can
write me at Cedar Rapids, la. .. n. HULL.
Mr.. Wolseley's place was purchased by the
Rev. David Williams, of Louisburg, Pa, for
$1,000.
We had the pleasure of a visit from Mr..
Frank, of the Tropical Paradise" last Sat
urday.
A number of good secondhand buggies,
phaetons and harnesses for saleby H. Davis,
auctioneer.
DeLand should have more hotels; those
we have could not accommodate the visitors
this season.
MATTER CRIrcHELL.-,zEire. Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
$100,000O00.
Purchase your tickets per Mallory Line
and get stateroom in advance, of G. w.
Fisher, agent.
A new house with five rooms, on Clara
Avenue, for rent. Geo. w. McLaurine, Real
Estate Agent.
evaporated apples can behad at the Star Store
which are as good.
We had the pleasure of call last week
from Mr. Clark Alberti, editor OF the Globe
of Ottawa, Illinois.
Mr.. E. B. Mcpherson has sold his home
stead west of town to a gentleman. who will
improve it this summer.
The orange trees have the handsomest
growth on them now that we have ever seen
at this time of the year.
Mr. James Bazemore has sold his young
orange grove, at Beresford, to DR.. G. w.
Wilson, of Jacksonville.
Mr.. J. Frank Dyes house and lot was sold
at auction last week and purchased by Cen
eral McLaurine for 500.
DIR. Griffith lectures at the Baptist Church
Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock. Tickets %
cents. See advertisement.
Mrs. Sinner will sell her beautiful new
piano at bargain, rather than leave 1t 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
We understand that the Odd Fellows of
this place have applied for a charter. and
will institute new lodge next week.
Go to Conaway's and inspect those gold
and silver dust-proof watches, just the thlng
to use here in the sand-also waterproof
Mr.. Purviance is making a great success
in market gardening. He presented us with
a ruta baga last week weighing ~ pounds.
Be sure to hear DR.. Griffith OH Friday
evening April 10th, for the benefit OF the
Mission at Lake Winnemissett Be sure to
so.
Prunes of the best quality for 10 cents per
pound at the Star Store.
Mr.. H. Davis has opened an Auction and
Commission Office, where those having any
surplus goods can dispose of them by the
hammer or by private sale.
Mr.. William Hulst will be in his office in
Dreka's Block on Thursday and Saturday
afternoon for the purpose OF registering vot-
ers for the coming election.
The tea crop in China this year has been
good, notwithstand her war with France.
INC best of her Olong tea, also good Japan,
can be had at the Star Store
1t is pleasure to the lovers OF the beautl-
FIJI To 90 into an orange grove now while the
trees are covered with their fragrant bios
SONS and dark green foliage.
Mr.. Emmett Roper, prominent tobacco
ist of Petersburg, Va, who has been spend
ing the winter with Mr.. G. w. McLaurlne,
leaves for home this morning.
r,re,,xo n y, a n ttand the auctiOn on Saturday