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ABOUT l O'Clock to-day colored woman
named Lewis who lives on the northwest
corner of Sixth and Smith streets, having
become suspicious that her husband was
spending too much time and money with
other women, obtained a pistol and fired
several shots at the truant husband, but
fortunately did not hit the mark
JACK Connolly, of the Sanitary Police
force, came near drowning this morning at
the Quarantine Station, near Delhi He
was in skitf at the time, and by some
means it was overturned. Jack floated
awhile, and was finally rescued by some
one on shore.
A HIDE evidently stolen, was offered for
sale at Mr.. Joseph Yost's place, on Second
street. and while the proprietor went out
to notify the police the man made his
escape, leaving the hide behind him. 1t is
now at Hammond-street Station for identi-
fication.
One of the wagons belonging to The Gin
cinnati Ice Company was badly wrecked at
Clinton street and Central avenue this
morning, owing TO a runaway accident. The
driver was seriously injured.
JOHN KAUFMAN, brewer, lost five hundred
dollars worth of revenue stamps about
noon to-day. somewhere between ihe Rev.
euue Office and his brewery, No. COL Vine
street.
AT an adjourned meeting of the Police
Relief Association held at The City Build
lngs to-day series of appropriate resolu-
tlons were passed in memory of the late
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CRIMES CALENDAR,
National Associated Press to the Star.
MURDERED WHILE BLACKBERRYING.

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. Ga special to
The Hartford Times from Middletown says:
Miss W. f. Stannard young lady twenty
two years of age, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Stannard, of Durham was found in field
Wednesday morning murdered. The day
before she left home to go blackberrying
and did not return. Her parents were
greatly alarmed at her absence, and search
was made for her. Her dead body was
found in field in the Black Rock District
with her throat cut and severe wounds on
her head. The supposition is, of course, she
was first outraged and then murdered.
Suspicion is directed towards a resident of
the town, but no arrest has yet been made.
FOUL MURDER IN CANADA.
QUEBEC, Sept. 6.-The Coroners inquest
on the body of the late Joseph Guenette
which was found on the railway track at
St Henri on Monday, has proved that the
deceased was the victim of Il foul and bloody
murder and that the body was placed on
the track to obliterate all traces Of the
crime.
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board of Public Works.

The Board nett in regular session. Messrx
Caldwell and Cessert absent and President
Bell in the chair.
Two bills of $3.50 each from the Cincin-
natl Orchestra for music furnished at Bur
net Woods Park, and a bill of $l,6T6 for
coal furnished by S. S. Brown, were ordered
paid
The Engineer was directed to repair the
Walnut, Main and Sycamore street Bridges
Mr. J. G. Kerker was authorized to lay
flag crossings on Liberty street, between
Jones and Gutter
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County Commissioners.

The Board Of County Commissioners
held regular meeting to-day.
A petition from r. Mitchell and otherx,
requesting the Board to order the Spring
Grove Cemetery Association to pay the
Ross Roadrammer 81, 1888 85 out of the
1000 which they propose to pay for max
ing the avenue a tirst-class road, was re-
ceived and fled
Bridge builders were notified that pro-
posals would be received until SATURDAY..
September 2Sth, for excavation, timber,
foundation and masonry for bridge over
DRY Fork"
The Board afterwards adopted a resoiu-
ton that the Ross Road-rammer Company
would have to look for their payment Tor
the repairs on Spring Grove avenue from
the Cemetery Association. The County
would not be liable for the expense.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
Andrew ]. Cox and Nancy Miller.
John P. Barlow and Mary A. Brackin.
Henry Corbett and Mary Wilson.
H. A. Frickler and Theresa A. Reasbeck.
Christ. L. Smith and Alice NJ. Clark.
Chas. L. Leppert and Lucy T. Lyons.
Frank Kelley and Lizzie Bcresford.
John Hillebrand and Mary Varnan.
Lee Malott and Mary Setter.
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RELIEF FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept 6-There has been
collected in the Treasury Department alone
$1,415 S3 for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers in the South. Other Departments
have contributed literally. At the matinee
performance given at the National Theater
yesterday by Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels
for the benefit of the sufferers, the house
was literally packed. The Secretary of War
has directed the issuing of forty thousand
rations to the yellow fever sufferers at Mem
phis. ...-..
GOV. KELLoGG's RESPONSE.
New ORLEANS, Sept 6-The Howard
Association have dispatch from ExGov.
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to Memphis few days-ago died at the City
Hospital last night.
LIEUT.. WILSON
received a letter from Memphis to-day,
stating that thirty-three members of the
Knights of Honor had died in that city,
and forty-eight more were sick. Their cI-
penses were $500 day.
$50 MORE
were received by Mayor Moore this morn
ing from the employees of H. Lackmann,
brewer.
QUARANTINE
A quarantine station was made at Coving-
ton this morning, with Health Officer H. r.
Wilson in charge. The police force will ACT
in conjunction with him.
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The following deaths have been placed co
record since our last report:
Clifford Hayes, % mos, city.
Mary A. Cotterall, mos, city,
Amelia Springmeyer, 20 mos, city.
Clara b. Marshall, 1 yr, u. s.
Patrick H. McHugh, mos, city.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
$22, 600 FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-No original cases of
yellow fever have occurred here. The
general health of the city is good and the
prospects are that it will continue SO. The
dread disease can not gain foothold here
The subscriptions to the fever fund amount
to $4,000 at the Merchants Exchange
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FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER g. 1878

Kellogg, contributing 800. They had to-
day 271 applications for relief, making a
total of 2,S74, and 13 discharged to-day.
HELP FROM HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, CT., Sept. 6-Subscriptions to
the yellow fever relief fund up to p. M.
yesterday amounted to $3,058 26.
CHICAGO IN THE NOBLE WORK.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6-The yellow fever fund
to date amounts to $34, ,312. Potter Palmer,
proprietor of the Palmer House, has sent a
private substitution Of $500.
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LONDON, Sept, 6.-rhc famous horses, Pre-
tender and Brown Bread, are dead.
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wv ANTED - BEAR = Any one having a per-
w forming bear for sale will please address ].
DELISLE, Germantown, Kentucky. 6-3t
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MANIFESTATIONS.

NTANTED-SITUATION- girl to do cook
w ing and assist with washing. 273 Court street
4-3t
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wv KTANTED-SITU ATOMIC do general house
w work; city or country. Call at 4S9 West Sixth
street
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-Wit rooms 1868 Clark
4 street, all in good order Apply at 1S9 Vine
street 5-3t
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VNTANTED - ENGINE - Secondhand engine
w and boiler about 3Ohorse power. ]. R.
KINSLEY, SO West Sixth street. 6-3t
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wv ANTED IF YOU WANT - Your sewing
w machines repaired, take them to ]. SACK
STEDER & Co., 1856 Central avenue. They have
had twenty-five years practical experience in the
business. All work warranted. 1t"
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TNOR RENT-HOUSE-No 36S w. Fourth street,
I' house of 10 rooms; in best neighborhood in the
city. Apply at 249 w. Fifth street 5-3t
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wv WTANTED-ENGINE-A 12-horse power engine
w and boiler for 25 or 30-horse power; will
pay difference. Apply at 50 West Sixth street.
6-3t
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WTANTED-CEILINGS TO WHITEN-By ex-
w perienced hands; good city references. Ad-
dress WHITENER, Enquirer office, or call at 34l
West Sixth street. 6-3t
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WTANTED-BOOKS -Haley's Greek Grammar
w and Greek Anabasis, with Lexicon; must
be reasonable. Address A. D. S., Washington c.
H., Ohio. 6-3t
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VNOR RENT--HOUSE-On of those beautiful
F1 houses in NJ Loth's block OH 10th street. In
0nire No Y ", Pearl street. 5-3t
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wv TANTED-DESK-A cylinder desk for office.
w Apply at II East Ninth street. 6-3t
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NTANTED - SITUATION-By good woman,
w to do general housework; city or country.
253 Central avenue. 4-3t
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FOR RENT.

VlOR RENT-COTTA GES-Nos ia and 116 Pop
It lar street. near Linn. Apply at 81 Mound 81.
5-3t
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r OST-KEYS--A bunch of keys. Return to
4 Room l. southeast corner Fifth and Walnut
streets, and get reward. CIT
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LOST.

II OST-POCKET-BOO Red containing some
i papers, finder will confer favor by leaving
IL at ENQUIRER Office CIT
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VNOR RENT-HOUSE-Of rooms, on Walnut
Il Hills. Inquire at HUFFMAN'S grocery, on
Gilbert avenue: rent Sl5. SGT
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WANTED--MISC
WIANTED-WOMAN-T scrub. Call at this
w Office 1t
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TONY PASTOR
And His Entire Troupe.
The Best and Largest Company in America.
For full particulars of which see small bills &c.
Admission as usual.
Reserved seats at Hawley's Bookstore.
Remember SATURDAY MATINEE.
au31-6t N. d. ROBERTS, Business Manager.
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SELECT RETAIL HOUSES.
I'D West Fifth street. selling at retail at wholesale
prices. Bargains. Call, it will pay YOU jy17-3m
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TOUND--POCKET-B -BOOK-Small change and
Il receipts can be had by proving property. In
qure at 81 Central avenue. est
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FOUND.

JIOUND--HOG-The owner can have by calling
II at 59S Eastern avenue. CIT
TNOUND--UMBRELLA- umbrella at Spring
Il Grove. Inquire at Hack No. 49, Crawford
House. 6-3t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.
TNOR -ROOMS-Furnished rooms at 246
Il Plum ST., between George and Seventh. CIT
IHOR RENT-ROOM-At 95 East Fourth street,
I' one large room for man and wife, or two single
gentlemen; also day boarders wanted. CIT
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-07-03
TN EQUITY-In the Circuit Cont,
a GaraD4h T,J;oioI TySro,,it Elor;do We

TN EQUITY-In the Circuit Conrt,
4 Seventh judicial Circuit Florida. VO-
lnsia county.
Nathaniel Hasty VS.. ". Howell Robinson !;
Bill for foreclosure of mortgage.
1t appearing from the affidavit of the
solicitor for the complainant in this action
that the defendant, w. Howell Robinson.
resides out of the state of Florida, to-wit,
in tho state of Illinois: 1t is ordered that
the said defendant do appear and answer
the bin filed herein on or before the first
Monday of July, A. ID. 1878, otherwise said
bill will be taken pro confesso against him.
1t is further ordered that notice OF this
order be given to defendant by publishing
the same in the ''Yolusia County Herald"
a newspaper published in Volusia county,
for four months previous to the first Mon
day of July, A. d. 1878. l.
Witness, John w. DickinS, clerk of said
court and the seal of said court, this
G.S,l 18th day of February, A. ID. 1878.
@iF t139 JOHN w. DICKENS. clerk.
b State of Florida, Volusia County, ss.-I,
John w. Dickins, clerk of the circuit court
within and for the county and state afOre-
said, do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy of an order of publication in
the above entitled action and on file in my
office. Witness my hand and official'se
this 14th day of February, A. ID. 1878.
feb2l Am Clerk.
C.B. BUcKNoE, Comp'lts Solicitor.
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all winter. Rich, ripe grapes are the
best, having 50 much more juice
when fully ripe. We use. Concord
grapes, having them in abundance,
and l doubt if any other variety
answers better. Pulp them, and
boil the pulps for sufficient time to
separate the seed from the other part.
While these are boiling, place the
skins in another kettle, with some
water, and boil them until the SKINS
seem tender. It takes them quite a
good boil, and care must be taken
not to let them burn. When the
seeds float about, showing they are
loosened from the pulp, pour all into
a colander, and add what has run
through to the skins ; now welghthe
whole, and allow five pounds OF sugar
to eleven pounds Of fruit; they need
little more boiling. Can them as
hot as possible.-Cor. Cutiootor.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT for the
L Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida
VOlusiA county.
In the matter Of the petition of William 4.
Cone, sheriff of the county of VOlusia
and ex-officiO administrator of the estate
of Philemon White, deceased.
Under aud pursuant to an order made in
the above cause by the Hon. William A.
Cooke, Circuit Judge, dated May 18Th, 1878,
! will sell on Monday, July LIST, 1878, at the
Court House at Enterprise, in said county.
between the usual hours of sale on that
day, the following described premises:
A tract or parcel of land lying and situate
in the town of Volusia county of Volusia
and State of Florida, and known and des-
cribed as "beginning at the southwest
corner of lot known as the Doyle lot, on
the bank of the st. Johns river; thence in
an easterly direction one hundred and five
feet with the line of the said Doyle lot;
thence in sOutberly direction one hun
bred and five feet to stake thence in a
westerly direction one hundred and five
1eet to stake on the bank of the st. Johns
river; thence along the bank of said river
to the place of beginning, being one-f0urth
of an acre, more or less.
Terms cash, the purchaser paying for
titles. Dated May Goth, 1873.
JOHN SAULS,
myeow5 Commissioned.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. seventl

4 judicial Circuit of Florida, Volusis
County. In Chancery.
William w. Sharpe, and Mary A. Arm
strong VS.. Michael Sharpe, John ID. Sharpe
and Floyd Sharpe; Petition for Partition.
1t appearing from the Petition for Parti-
tion of lot four section three, township IS,
range 33, S. & E.. filed in this case, that the
defendants reside out Of the State of FlOri
da, to wit. Michael Sharpe and John Sharpe
in the State of South Carolina, and FLOYD
Sharpe in the State of Louisiana, where the
ordinary course of law cannot be served
upon them.
Therefore 1t is ordered that hearing
be had on the facts charged in said Petit
ton on the first Monday of July. A. ID. 1878,
at the Court House at Enterprise, Volusia
Comfy, Florida. and that the said defend
ants, do appear. plead, answer or demur TO
partition of said land will be made as
prayed for in said Petition.
1t is further ordered that this order be
published in the ''Volusia County Herald"
once q week for weeks before that time.
Done and Ordered at Chambers.
VIM. Archer Cooke Judge Seventh Judi
cial Circuit. April 10Th 1878.
State of Florida, County of Volusia, S.
/, John. W. Dickens, clerk of the Circuit
Court. do hereby certify that the foregoing
in my office.
Witness, John w. Dickens clerk of the
Circuit Court and the seal of said Court at
the Court House at Enterprise, Volusia
County, Florida, April 22nd 1878.
JNO. w. DICKINS, Clerk.
JNo. w. PRICE. Attorney for Petitioners
Apes. Sw
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Feeding Horses.

Owing TO the small size OF the
horses stomach, this animal should
never be allowed to fast for any long
period if it can possibly be avoided,
since experience teaches that at the
end of few hours his stomach is
empty, and the whole frame becomes
exhausted, while the appetite is fire.
quently so impaired, if he is kept fast
ing for a long period, and when food
is presented to him it will not be
taken. If horse is required to travel
long distance, and the journey must
be accomplished without stopping to
bait, it exhausts the horse less to in
crease the pace up to his best average
gait than to permit a slow gait, con
suming a much longer time in going
over the ground, and on an empty
stomach. In other words, if two
horses are driven fifty or sixty miles,
under similar conditions as to the
weight they have to draw, and one
is taken at the rate Of six miles an
hour, which viii keep him fasting
eight or ten hours, while the other is
travelled fast enough to 90 it in six
or seven hours, the latter will be less
exhausted than the former, though
even in this latter case the horse
would be better for feed in the mid
die of the journey, the time devoted
to such batting being easily made up
by the increased energy that would
be supplied by the grain.
The human stomach will bear hun
ger far better than that of the horse,
and if the driver feels his appetite
pretty keen, he may rest assured that
the animal before him is still more in
want Of food. The proper feeding
of horses necessitates the careful
study of the peculiar constitution of
each animal. to ascertain whether
the average quantity and quality Of
food, which will suit the majority of
horses doing similar work, will be
enough or too much for him. AS in
the human subject, no infexible rule
can be followed in all cases. The
requirements Of horses vary, not only
in constitutional differences, but also
in the work for which they are de-
signed. Again some washy animals
pass their food through them so
quickly that they do not absorb from
it one-half the nutritive elements con-
tanned in it. Such horses, however,
must be fed largely, if kept to work,
while those articles of food must be
selected for them that have a ten
dency rather to confine the bowels,
than to relax them. Care and watch
fulness are absolutely necessary in
the economical management Of horses
and to the acquirment of such re-
munerative results as will alone make
their ownership profitable. The
shrewd, keen owner of horses, who
depends on his own Investigations,
soon learns that some animals will
perform an amount of labor far great
er than Others, while thriving under
far less quantity of food; hence he
soon determins which to retain, and
which to dispose of, leaving the care
less and Indifferent individual the
ownership and feeding of the unprof-
table specimens.-Nea0 England
CuhigatOr.
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TN THE CIRCUIT CoURT-7th

Judicial Circuit, VOlusia county.
William Allan VS.. M. N. Hedges and jose
phene NJ. Hedges. Amount sworn to,
S517S1
The defendants and all others are hereby
notified of the commencement of this suit,
that an attachment has been issued, and
that they are required to appear, plead or
by the first Monday in October next, the
same being rule day. or judgment win be
taken by default.
May 20, 1878. JOHN b. STICKNE1,
C. ID. BUCKNOR,
ny29m3 Plff's Attys.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.-Under and by
~ virtue of an execution issued out of and
under the seal of the circuit court, wherein
Trask is defendant, will sell at public
cutlery in front of the Court House door at
Enterprise. FOlusia county. Florida, on
Monday, the 1st day of July. A. d. 1878,
the following described real estate, to-wit !:
The north half OF the west half of lot 5, Of
range thirty three east. containing twenty
acres, more or less, in Volusia county
State of Florida.
Purchaser to pay for titles.
May 70, 1878. W. A. CONE.
my29w5 Sheriff of Nolusia co.
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TN THE COUNTY COURT and

l. of Probate, Yolusia county
In the Administration of the Estate Of
Arthur Rossetter, Jr.. deceased: Notice is
hereby given that | have been. by the
County Judge of Volusia county, appointed
administrator of the above estate, and that
all persons having claims against the same
are requested to file the same with me duly
authenticated without delay, and all per-
quested to make settlement forthwith.
Beresford P. O.. Volusia CO., Feb'y rs, 1873.
A. T. ROSSETTER,
feb2S-6m Administrator.
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CHERIFF,s sALE.-Under and by

OHERIFF'S SALE.-Under and by
~ virtue of an execution issued out of and
William Allan is plaintiff nd Jacob K. r
Oakley is defendant, viii sell at public
cutlery in front of the Court House door at
Enterprise, Volusia county, Florida, on
Monday, tho LIST day of July, A. d. 1878, the
Tho south half of the west half Of lot 5. in
section ten, township sixteen, 8. range
thirty three east. in Volusia county, Florida
Purchaser paying for titles.
May %, 1875. WA. CONE,
my29w5 Sheriff of Volusia co.
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NOTICE-On Monday, August 9Th
~ 1878 will apply by petition to Hon.
W. A. Cooke, Circuit Judge of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit of Florida, at his residence
TO 1authority to sell for the benefit of Mar,
garet Watson, Elizabeth Watson and Flor
ence Watson, minors, all their right, title
and interest Of in and to certain Real
Estate situated in VOlusia County, Florida,
and known as parts of n, w. of s. 6. Il,
S, r. 81 e.; and parts of S. ]. t. 10 s. T. so e.
June 20 1878. MALEssA WATSON.
7-10 Guardian of Minors above named.
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.

of ripening when she has the mono
poly, but this immense traffic will be
regularly and indefinitely increased.
Enterprise.
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CANNING GRAPEs.-I send my
mode of canning grapes, which we
find an excellent addition to the table