The Florida agriculturist., 1885-01-14
JANUARY IA.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Imnaersabilis est vera yirtus.

s"i. Deooii ut 0 ceiltS, at the Star Store.
Store - i"s
Plow Brand Nos. l, , and 3. See adver-
Mr.. r; Bean, Of Jacksonville. called on MS
last week ''s
DeIand has Literary Club of thirty-six
members.
We get, splendid shad every day from Lake
Beresford.
Mr.; Courier. of the Saratoga Star. gave MS
a call last week.
Cotton Seed Meal at bottom prices at G..
A. Dreka 4 Cos.
All the hotels and boarding houses are
pretty well filled
Leaf lard is selling at ten cents per pound
at the Star Store.
Don't forget the new brands of cigars at the
Excelsior Drug Store
Highest cash price paid for country pro-
duce at the Star Store. 4
Mrs J. D. Newark, mother of Mrs. Julian
Banta, arrived last week.
Bring your bottle and get it filled with Jet
black ink at Coles Studio.
A complete stock of mems working shoes
at the DeLand Shoe Store.
Examine the Atwell Burglar Proof Sash
Lock, at G. a. Dreka & Cos.
Under the canvas; we mean canvas hams
for 16 cents at the Star Store
Goods delivered free of charge to any part
of the city from the StarStore t
Mrs. G. w. Lancaster is in the city and
will probably spend the summer here.
Mr.. Stackhouse of Virginia, is putting up
handsome new house on Rich Avenue,
west.
Mr.. w. C. p. Lord, who was with us last
year, is now on sheep ranch in South Aus
tralia.
The $2.99 shoe is the best ever made for
the money. Agency at the DeLand Shoe
Store.
Thus the good work goes on. Florida Syrup
is now down to 80 cents per gallon at the
Star Store.
WALTER CRITcHEIL.-Fire, Life and Acct
dent Insurance. Capital represented over
S100000000.
A picture of the American Eagle and a can
of Eagle Brand milk at the Star Store for
only IS cents. ~
Breakfast Bacon (canvasedl is now sold
at the Star Store cheaper than anywhere in
South Florida.
Place your orders for Tygerts Orange
Tree Fertilizer with G. A. Dreka & Co. Re-
suits guaranteed.
Mrs E. NJ Ward and son and Miss Rose
Walsh are onsa visit to Mrs. Walter Critch-
ell, their relatives, 8 D
Boots and shoes made to order at the De-
Land Shoe Store Only the best stock used,
and fit guaranteed. .se b
We see General McLaNrine taking out lots
of visitors every day; he must be doing a
large real estate business
colored man. a deck hand of the steamer
Chesapeake, was run over and killed by the
railroad cars last Saturday.
NJ
when you can get granulated sugar at the
Star Store at cents per pound. kL
A well selected stock of dry goods, notions,
hats, caps, clothing, boots and shoes, can al
ways be found at the Star Store.
Parties building should call and examine
the Creosote Wood Preserving Stains, at
one-half the price of paint, at Coles Studio.
The 14th of February has been fixed for
FLORIDA Day at the New tOrleans EXposi-
ton. We want to see DeLand ably repre-
sented
Mr.. H. A. DeLand takes pleasurein taking
around every new conner to show him the
improvements that have taken place in the
last three years.
Prof d. r. Morgan, of Morgan's Business
College, Louisa, KY. will organize classes in
writing at the Academy and Public school
buildings Wednesday.
Remember that the Magic Lantern Show
is for the benefit of the Episcopal Church,
and it will be very amusing and instructive,
especially to young people.
Those from DeLand who wish to attend
the Florida Fair and New Orleans Exposition
will please leave their names at this office at
once, that special rates may be applied for.
Mr.. w. Biggs and H. G. Kent of the
Steamer Chesapeake, were in town last week
and enjoying themselves. We give the
Chesapeake honor for having such a noble
crew.
LosT.-A coal-black cat, with white throat
and paws A liberal reward will be paid for
her recovery, by J. n. Sawyer. the Pho
nerr" boot and shoe man. DeLand, Dec.
10. 1884.
VIM, L. Weaver will take contracts for
house painting, decorating. frescoing, kali
somining and paper hanging. All work
guaranteed to give satisfaction or no pay.
Post Office Box l67 ~
The Rev. H. f. Foley is a guest at the
Grove House, and, until further notice, will
have charge of the Catholic Church OF this
place Services every morning at 80 and
on Sundays at 10 A. NJ.
Mr.. John Anderson, agent for the "Plow
Brand" visited lis last week and exhibited
fine specimens OF corn. raised for the New
Orleans Exposition. John 'ralSed 1t but
Plow Brand was the cause.
The Rev. C. j. X. Jones has received call
from his old congregation in Louisville. KY.
and will leave us in few days. We regret
his departure, for Mr.. Jones has been val
liable citizen while residing with us.
Mr.. A. A. Leverich, Of Brooklyn, n. y,
died last Sunday night at the Parceland
Hotel. He had been sufferer for years,
and has spent several winters in DeLand,
where he owns property, and also valuable
orange grove at Beresford.
Potash is an essential element in Orange
tree manure, and must be in an available
form. H. ]. Baker " Bro. use the double
sulphate, containing 80 per cent available
potash, in their Orange Tree Manure; T.
McOuaid, Jacksonville, State Agent. II. A.