The Florida agriculturist., 1885-03-18
March 18.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Florida syrup so cts. per gallon at the Star
Plenty of fine vegetables are being brought
to town.
We are glad to see that Mr. Chas. f. Palm
er is convalescent.
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store. :
Mr.. X. III. Rollins. of Iowa, has purchased
~ acres near Lake Oneida.
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
OF the city from the Star Store I
Ladies collars and cuffs at the ''Glass Front
New York Ave. and Boulevard
The skating rink was the scene of a fancy
dress carnival one evening last week.
New invoice of neclxties direct from the
manufacturer, at G. A. Dreka & Co.'S.
Mr.. ]. Frank Dyre will offer his household
goods at auction ou Friday, March 31st.
Plow Brand Nos l, and 3. See adver-
tisement. For sale by G. r. Stockton.
Ice cream on Thursday and Saturday of
this week, at A. W.Walkleys Dining Room.
Mrs. John Erhart, of Selma, Ala, arrived
last week with her family to make this their
home
The best two boxes of oranges at the State
Fair were grown with the Plow Brand Fer
tilizer.
Collars, cuffs andneck ties in great variety,
at the Glass Front" New York Ave. and
Boulevard
WALTER CRITCHELL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
s100,0O0,OO0.
Purchase your tickets per Mallory Line
and get stateroom in advance of G. w.
Fisher, agent
Try Pineapple Ham-guarantied to be su-
perlor to any other ham sold in the city, at
G. A. Dreka & Co.
The 80. F. NJ. Club" assemblies this week
for an evenings discussion of Sir Walter
SCOTS life and writings.
Parties going North by the Mallory Line
should purchase tickets of G. W. Fisher, and
secure staterooms in advance.
Mr.. A. w. Walkley has sold to Mr.. Nc
Rady 10 acres of timber land southeast of
town joining the Reeves grove.
Mr.. McRady has sold his house and one
half acre lot on New York avenue to Mrs.
Wilson, of Kentucky for $3.50.
Mr.. J.S May is erecting new house on
Minnesota Avenue. He has one of the pref
tiest building lots on that avenue.
Visitors can find New York dailies at
Fishers drug store. Also full assortment of
periodicals and good reading matter. If
oranges now are realizing good returns
some are netting $4.0O and $3.50 per box.
Examinations. closing the Winter Term of
the Academy. occur next Thursday and Fri
day. There will be the usual vacation of one
week.
Half of the Strawberries in the lot that
took 1st premium for Best Display" at the
State Fair, were grown with the Plow Brand
Fertilizer.
7 &c L.
ed five acres of timbered land from Hiram
Waters, which he is clearing up and putting
out to grove.
Hon. Jno. A. Swope, of Gettysburg Pa,
made our office pleasant carl last week. He
is an annual visitor and we are always
glad to meet him.
Mr.. H. C. Strack has purchased of Messrs
McNeill & Allen the property occupied by
Mrs. Hitchings at the corner of the Boulevard
and Rich Avenue.
Fresh bread can now be had at A. w.
Walkley's bakery. Twelve ten-cent-loaf
tickets for S100. Also fancy cakes rolls and
buns always on hand.
100000 sweet Seeding orange trees from
q to q inches in diameter, for sale, grown
by John Daugherty. For particulars apply
to Star Store, III. Davis agent. 81
Mr. Deppie, who has been in the bakery
business here for three years, starts for his
home in Scotland this week. We will be
glad to see him back next fall.
Messrs G. w. Brown and F. L. Johnson
have purchased from Mrs. Sinner thirteen
acres lying just beyond the city limits, and
are busy clearing and planting.
The ''Best Peck of field peas at the last
State Fair, and the display showing the
greatest yield Of sweet potatoes, was from
use of the Plow Brand Fertilizer.
~ hoe q Uicit n
his brother in DeLand for over month, left
for his home at Council Bluffs, Iowa, via the
Grand Exposition, a few days ago.
Rev. w. b. Young, of Jacksonville, will
commence services this evening at the Chris
tian chapel, and continue them through the
week. All are cordially invited to attend.
Goods sold at great reduction at the Milli-
merry Store during the next two weeks. we
offer special bargains in hats and all millinery
articles, in order to close out for spring
goods. 32o-o5
& Co.. of Columbus, Ca, visited this place in
the interest of their well known medicine,
notice of which appears elsewhere in our
columns.
Thers will arrive in few days the hand
soonest line of spring and summer goods ever
brought to the city, including W9rs,eds, @ rhion
able shades; white goods in great variety, at
G. A. Dreka x Co.'S
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
for sale. ooz-o'o
Mrs. Lawrence, of Covington, Ky, has.Pur-
chased five acres of land from Dan Hay
wood. We understand she is going to i'm
prove the buildings and intends to make 1t
her home Ca.
Mr.. N. B. Carpenter brought to TINS once
which Il would be hard to beat anywhere for
ranEness Of growth, being four feet high and
well headed out.
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