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Orange Ridge Agricultural and
Immigration Society.

From ninety to one bundled PEG
pie attended the Agricultural Picnic
at the house of our editor on the 9th
inst Some thirty of them were
ladies who added grace to the &C.
casion, and the children who accom-
panied them made the place pretty
lively. After good, substantial
lunch had been properly laid away,
the members iof the society entered
on business and resumed the subject
Of fertilizers. DR.. III. HI. Gillen,
whose groves are considered the
finest in this section, was. closely ex-
amined as to the results OF his ex-
perience witt different manures. The
Doctor had tried so many things, and
his groves, gofg which he has three,
We're in such a high state OF cultiva-
ton, that we could hardly arrive at a
conclusion in what particular he had
failed in anything and cannot consider
any ofthem failures when we see such
convincing evidences to the contrary.
A petition was sent in by the society
to the County Commissioners request
ing that the 1st of December be APP
pointed as the day on which the
burning off OF waste land should
commence. The object of this request
was for the purpose Of having some
fixed day on which the people, having
fences ons. the pine land, might re-
main at home and burn around their
enclosures and guard against their
fences being destroyed by other fires
as has been the case on numerous oc-
casions, hitherto, when they were alb
sent.
While :the gentlemen were busy
with agriculture, the ladies got up a
baby show, ten little cherubs being
entered. We pitied the Judges on
such ticklish duty, and, after all, we
suppose they were 10th to give pain
to nine mothers as no decision was
given, whatever their opinion might
have been they kept it to themselves.
The next meeting will be held on
the 4th OF December, at the residence
of Mr.. B. F. Haines, Spring Garden.
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Orange City Items.

The cold blasts of the North are send
ing back amongst us some former resi-
dents, as we'll as several new ones.
DR.. F. R. Skinner arrived last week,
per steamer Bird, to again take his home
amongst us. He seems quite satisfied
with the growth his grove made during
his seven months absence. .s''st
W. W. Leavitt has an ever-bearing
from the seed, that has upon it both ripe
lemon tree, three and one-half years
and green lemons. as well as blooms,
The writer of this has a plum tree twelve
feet high and ten feet across, raised from
seed planted two years ago the past sum-
mer.
I. s. Boekee is erecting house for
Miss Walker, of Philadelphia, who will
soon take up her residence amongst US.
The foundation of two other houses are
being laid by Messrs. Palmer, Mead and
Cosner. In fact, this coming winter will
find this new place in better trim to care
for the incoming population. than here
tofore. J.
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-AN acho subscribe moeo for this pa
per for the gear 1880, aoiU be sap
piled aeith the paper for the remainder
of 1879, FREE We aoiU shortly
commence series Of articles on the
Spices Of Commerce, schere, and hoo
groom, and hoac prepared.
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To Correspondents.

In writing to the paper will our
correspondents be good enough to
write on only one side of the sheet?
as when both sides are written on, it
not only makes it inconvenient for
the compositors, but the handling OBJ
literates some of the writing and pre-
vents its being true to copy.
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NOVEMBER 12

The regular meeting Of the Indies
Social Society will take place at the res
idence of Mrs. j. G.. Owen, on Monday
evening, November II. All are cordi-
ally invited. ff
We have a number of letters from
photographers, in answer to notice we
gave, and our beauties must be prepared
to have their pictures taken to present
to their favored ones.
One of the firm of Messrs. G.. W.
ShaIlcross & Co., of Philadelphia-see
advertisement-is about visiting this
State to make arrangements with pro-
ducers for their crops of fruits and veg
gables.
Dreka & Go. are opening their large
Fall stock. Bleached and Unbleached
Muslins, Cheviott, Shirtings, Flannels,
Jeanes, Cassimeres. and in fact every
thing in varied assortment to complete
that line. 1t.
Fred. G. Weeks, of New Jersey, WIS.,
tied this place last week, prospecting for
government land for colony from New
Jersey, Ali the land here of that de-
scription being taken up, he went on to
Orange county.
Miss Mollie Terry, eldest daughter of
o. P. Terry. ESQ.,, returned home last
week, from Fairport, New York, where
she has been finishing her education.
We are getting right strong now in
blooming young ladies.
Dreka & Go. will have, with the i'm
mense addition, which they will have in
few days, to their already heavy stock,
the largest and finest assortment OF
boots and shoes ever before Offered. 1t
The County Commissioners have ap-
proved of the bonds rendered by Capt.
J. B. Jordan as Collector of dues for
this county. They have been sent on to
Tallahassee for the State Comptroller's
approval SO that Capt. Jordan, we hopes
may be able soon to enter on the duties.
Fresh Boneless Goldfish, Dried Beef,
Breakfast Bacon, Hams, Bacon, etc., at
Dreka & Co.'S. 1t.
Mr.. w. ID. Moon, at Lake Leila, had
a surprise party given him on Thursday
the 4th inst A number of his neigh
bors collected and spent the day sailing
on the lake in his yacht, and other
amusements. A nice dinner was spread
out on the veranda of the. house, and
they had a regular good time of it.
The Calico and Cravat Ball, givenlby
the young gentlemen of DeLand, on the
evening of the 9th inst. was attended
by,near one hundred ladies and gentle
men of Orange City, Beresford, Spring
Garden and DeLand. and went off with
great success. The Reception Commits
tee, Messrs. A. T. Rosetter, z. S. Ben
nett and Geo. A. Dreka, and the Floor
Committee, Messrs. John W.Cannon and
Geo. F. Cubbedge, were equal to the
duty allotted to them, and did it nobly.
Some of them. dressed in fanciful cos
tunes, created much amusement. 1t
was novelty in our usual quietly
dressed community The. supper was
recherche, and ample Justice was done
to it. Dancing was kept up until the
wee sma' hours of the morning, and all
left with the united opinion that most
pleasant time had been passed. The
Orange City string band furnished the
music. 4 \ 4 !
''Self preservation is the first law of
nature" Buy your goods where you
can find them the cheapest and best
Dreka & Co.'S. new stock of Groceries is
unsurpassed for variety and quality by
any in the n market. e4c'o r. It,
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We cannot promise to return rejected
manuscripts.
Recommendations intended for publica-
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anonymous contributions will be regarded
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us face to face. with the every day
life of the Chinese. Some OF the
characters introduced are amusing IN
the extreme, A perusal of the book
will be found interesting. 1t is sold
by Lee & Shepard, of Boston, Mass
at so cents in paper cover or 81 in
cloth at{t1
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TribuIatiOns of a Chinaman.

Under the above name Jules Verne
has written another of his eccentric
and entertaining stories on Oriental
Life. This enc gives an interesting
account OF. China and brings
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The Rural New Yorker.

We call attention of our readers to
the clubbing rates between The
FLORIDA AGRICULTURTsr and the
R,vdl Neao Yorker by which those
subscribing may not only be enabled
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Terms :

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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-13

pair the validity Of kesnses heretofore
graueed b the BoEd Of Coa1ty COM
.isslenen Of King eOuosy. a. not yet
expisod. -
SIC. ls. II il hereby made The duty
OF The City Marshal. Chief e Police
and ~ police oGeers to make eomplaint
agais1t any perSos wlt0o thsy know OF
suspect Of violating any # the provi-
sioos Of this ordinancs.
SIC. Is. Every person to whom any
l:esnss IL eFs1ted undef he pEovisioos
Of this ordinances shall keep the came
posted up u . eonspicaoos place in his
place of business where the business
authorized. BY such license 10 carried
on. And in spy prosecution for Vie
lation Of any of the provisions At this.
ordiaauce il not takiag ens 6osnes %
required, sneh lieeDss ahall ~ - d.
Tense o. protection to the person 40
cusei. Unless such person shall prodnos
such l;ces Sc .nd peoss By competent
esiienc- hat hs kept the same posted
~ required by this ssesion. oontinuoosly
from and after the granting Of such
license
SEC H. All licenses granted uoder
the provisiops a this ordnance shall be
Issued by the City Clerk. signed BY him
in his official capacity wish the seal Of
the City affixed. And for each and
every such license 80 issued by such
City Clerk he (said Clerk shall b en-
titled to. charge and collect from the
person obtaining s',ct license the som Of
one dollar.
SEC. Is. This ordinance shall b pub.
lished more than I've days prior to the
first day of Jsnusry A D. 1880. and
shall take effect and b in force from
and after taid first day Of January,
1850.
Psss<d tic Common Council Of Abe
City Of S.sssls the sth day. Of DessmbeS
1879. ard approval and fetufned De-
cember 18th, 1879.
o. JACOBS,
Affect: Mayor.
T. 8. OsBoRNE. City CLERK.
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Daily INFRLLICgNCgR.
Saturday, December Is. 1879
cAlieoAl1A.

Thu aesa q the 6tsts - Isl. 0ol
square miles, and its population i
estimated st something over ooO, 600
Sen BeenATdino i The Iayge,t county
isx thg' state; It's area being 23.471
squsss nsilss. or just about equal to thai
Of the wk03e Puget Sound Basin. San
Diego IL tie nest largcss; it, area bs.
ing 1915 miller. or Just about one.
quarter that Of oil Wellington Terri.
tory. Frespo. Kern. Modoc and Los
Assslos cone next 10 the succession
gives. San Francisco county covers On
aess Of bat 40 square miles. and IL .
geoi deal The smallest county In the
Site. OF tie whole 6tste 80 33l
squays miles have been slready disposed
o., 1928 mills are inclosed and e466
oultivated. In several counties. - Ban
FsAnciscs. Gan Msteo. Jan Josquip and
Suttst, every foot OF public land has
bssn disposed Of aud in Solsno county
100 miles ont Of SEQ havs gone into
private ownership. VI the lsnds Of
the State 49, Al miles we're covered BY
valid Mexican grants. 497 are reserved
BY 0overcment. 1898 are in the shape
81 askss. islands. bays ana rivers. 1888
srs swamp and tide lands. 81 .o4o are
dry surveyed lands, and 70. SAC are un.
surveyed lAnds. One fourth OF the
stsjs belonos 70 iadividu is. oue-twelith
il lestsd 10 and onc.twcnsy fourth il
cul,ivsted. In the counties located in
the vicinity ofge.n Fsascisco Bay.
within thirty miles Of Mount Diahlo. il
au arsA Of tsu thousand square miller
upsn which Il . poPulation Of 500. 00u.
SaA FsAasisso has > populalioa q 1904
toths square mile, while il the counties
Of Ssn Diego and eas Bsrsardino fheea
are seven square miles 70 every isssb-
itssk Tie 8outhsSa Yssi1c Raiisosl
passes $50 miles through San Diego.
end hass land grsst therefor Of s0oo
square mjlsa CT aboat equal 20 the sssa
Of PSssos, King and SDohomish conn.
ties eonb:ssd. Il
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-13

DRATu OF A NOTED ExoLlsHMAN.-
The death Of Mr.. Roebuck. member ol
Parliament for Sheffield, il announced.
No more prominent man appeared II
the LIS Of British Radicals than John
Arthur Roebuct. he wAs lucid de-
batter. full Of 6rs and energy. but 10.
teasely oaustie in sesls. HE hatred Of
DisraaM wAs only equaisd oy his dctes.
tatioavl the Irish section OF the Houss
Of Commons. ssd The famous pssaags.
st-arms on the noor OF 81 STEPHENS
betuosA hiDself aud Colonel French,
on the Irish Coercion bill, will long b
remembered. Honors were cosy, how.
ever; the f.mous Irish controversialisi
hsving quits - elective IN asmosy Of
iuveoliss q hia opponsat. M. Rae.
buck tarnsd out tho Aberdeen Govern.
mont. aad Vas che oflcial agent Of the
Assembly 81 Lower Canads In u die
puts nh ~ home 0overnsnsnt. ID
wassW5thAl a uueuocsssful man. NJ,
Rosbuek was tho smallest man in
stature 10 the British nouss Of Con-
mona. H IVES popularity sknovn q
= Towaer. the British Watchdog
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Whassom gives promise OF leading
every other county in tho Territory
before the year il out. not excepting
Wslls wslla. Columbia. Whitman and
King. Il 10 immense in area In the frat
plscs. and almost every mile Of It 10
good. In its bays. its slougSs and IL
rivers Il hss several hundred miles Of
navigabls water. lts forests ere un-
surpassed; it's lands ara fertile In the
highest degree. Its mineral resources
are siaply fabulous. and include coal
Of The best quality yet found on The
coast. copper. silver asd gold. The
population Of Whstcom has given evi.
dsnce of increase during each OF the
past Ten years, and 10 1880 will double
and treble. Who i there now to cay
that three thousand votes will not be
cast IN Whstcon next November
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snrTns94RAPn, AND rsaAspA ;
S4M rRAAdb6o. Dse lothlArfivrd,
Ihip Shirley. from Tncomn.

=
SAN HlA1d1b6o. Des losh. Arrivrd,
ship Shirley. from Tacoma.
DExvHn. Dec rs Il special dispatch
10 the Tribune from FL Paso Gays the
Apachss under Chief Ju. numbering .
hundred. engaged Ia 6ght with the
4exicAas In Chihaahua On III 9Th
instant. u lost eighty killed and
wounded.
FaRDEalcgssvno. We, Dee. IL
The leading Dsmocratio cisiseus Of
Richmond. eoanty petitiooed Judge
)enes 70 inclade within the Jury list
such coloeed eitineas Of the coauty q
Tho cosyt ahsll iAisk Hell 0u..l i6ed 20
esvs e 3ardrA 7 Jades So6ss xrauted
Tho order.
ClNclnNA1l. Dec. lf.-Wh;l~ the
0raat procesasnn VAS .panisR the cue.
tom house today. and Shils The clerks
we're temporarily absent, thieves broke
open one Of ths innsr dooss Of one Of
the s.fss and secured from ESQ 20
$1,000 belonging To one % Che en- ployes.
The Government loses nothing. bat il
was narrow eecspe.
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George g. 0orham. ex-SecresAry Of
the q. 8. 0saaas. . dsfsated candidate
Ibr Governor q California. and one q
~ sAaspsst pelisieians u the eountry,
hes goas y ths Nasaonal Capital % aet
. coerespoedent Of the San Francisco
Carsajek. 0oFhAm d : fosriblo writer,
and Alelsttsss will odd mech Ii interest
= ~ ClunifS1s oelomns.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-13

Au. Polly FancAer Il Ridge6sld,
Csup.. celebrated her 100 birthday on
Nov. Q. Her soa in.lav l. living, aesd
81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


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Ia Ordinance ia relation to Licenses
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ocoyr-ln ~ ~, ID n, 40 M = -.
vsis eestt. . ak11AeaS.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
Fodder Ih0ulht

Divine vengeance comes with feet
Of lsal, bat !. strikes w!tu hands Ol
iron
If evil DO said of thee aud it bo true,
correct thyseif il it bo lie, laugh
at it.
An inferior article Of use may
serve It's eul, bat shabby otna-
meut il worse than none.
Modesty in your discourse vii!
give 4 lu-trc to truth unI an excuse
TO your error.
Everybody seems to think hinsel (
T. moral hnlf-busAel to measure the
worlds !rai!tios.
Minds OF only moderate ca!ibro
ordinarily condemn everything thlt
10 beyond Their range.
How suro it is that If we say a
true word, instantly wo feel 1t il
Gods. not ours, and pass it on.
Lille is II state 81 embryo, prcpl-
ration for life. \ man IL not c1m-
plete!y born until ho h's passed
through death.
Seek to converse in purity with
yom own pure iniud and with God.
Tho first aul highest parity is that
vi tho soul.
Action keeps tho eoul in health ;
whereas id.cuoss rusts the mind,
aud corrupls, a'woil Us beuanba all
It's active f,culiics
A holy liio hasa yoico. 1t speak 8
when tho tongue IS rilent, aud l.
either Constant atligcuCn OF q
continual roproui
You ask whether it would not be
manly t. resent = great injury /
answer tlA, it woGil ~. G1J-At- 10
iUruy, It,
A.Nlsu ,pB,' q. -r,..y w.
are ready - tht.@ oar uuolr.ua Nil
never bc brought lpy, - whal We
are in adyar-ity We are ready -
think our valley VIII never DO h.lcd
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
Belgars that Ride.

In San Autonio, Queer>looking
old town 10 Texas, the streets are
narrow, wiuliug uoplvei aal lincd
with low, thichwallei stonr houses,
having earthed h1orS ant Hat roots.
On some OF the roof. bright 6owers
and iralhcry grasses wave.
Along tho narrow streets rId5 beg-
sars mounted Oh shaJgy little don
keys snd booking all around for s'm =
body To give th'm aims, Theso tel
lows are great brawny Mexcius, with
dery black eyes whch have = guilty
look In them, aud are very quick 10
catch sight OF money. II YOU toss a
coin to Que Of these b,ggers s-uothing
less than fise-cent pie'e will do
he j. sure to catch it in his ha', aud
from there i, viii be slipped into
some p,ckot OF his ragged clothes.
rheu he viii grin, touch his replaced
nat, and ride steady On,
His home, which probably i 10 the
outskirts of tho towo. is called :
'jacul." aud ia built with uprishi
posts, stray boards, bits of cloth, aud
al sorts OF material, snl thatched
With straw. II contains but little
furniture. yet shelters heaps oI sweet
potatoes, gsrho aud red peppers. =
So. Nicholds.
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Served HIM Rilhs

4 story ia toll Ola Kentucky girl
who bal agreed - elope with n lover
whom her paren;s refused to aimlt
t. tue house, >he de.ceuIel the
nl Ter in the night ami started with
hiu on horseback. Vow You see
hog much love you,' she said, "you
viii alway- be tru, az | siul lus.
band won't yol lls answered
ggnAy Perhaps | nay, aud per.
hapS | may not.
She rode oa in silence for few
moments. when she su3ienlg eS-
c,.ip.l "GA, WIN. shlli wo H.
| have iet; my money behind N, in
ny room "Ihen,' ss!l be, ""e
must 60 back Anl get it.
Tuey were soon at tho house, the
ladder was aJain placed the lady re.
mounted, anl the i'll nltUrei lover
remlincd be'oN. But she delayed
10 como, sai 50 he gently caiiei,
.are yon Coming = when she looked
ont of the win low nli -aii, Per
hRps J may, aal perhaps ro.," aad
thea shut the window
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-06-26
Too Mu h SCasoninI.

heard a good thing the other
day IN relation 70 one Of Webster
cpuniys great hunters "a mlu
named Clnws1u-who has of late
prof, -scd conversion, and has been
known to miss deer and reycr
swear about it Tie vas called upon
in meeting (hell at one of the
nclghhor's hons 81 to pray, AMI he
responded with grctt fegyency.
r,ls. b. PRAYED a- ashot gun shoots.
aul then, c,uccutrn'ius ms v:cr. =,
ho seii "Aul. o Lord send u n
good time in the mountains AMI tue
valleys. S.ui t. cY4iy clearing a
power Of corn, aud 10 every wheat
iaii al abundant crop Send "a.
m-a. AMI flower in plnu'y, anl beef
and yaui.1u Hud bag mast in thine
..... o. Ia., e..' s.As rt,I D-- ut
n barrel OF moll, some hgcJu,
hams, n barrel Of dpnr. barrel .t
pepper. -oh d,N, tt1tS too D.1ri
p,p,cr p And amid the roars OF
The congregation lie sat down. He
hos sinco sworn, by the great horn.
spoon, never again t. tty h.s hand ~
q "pinr moctiu
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Tho Runaway Girl.

-, :, , , ~. ~,
th'.aueiPhla 1w'eS; lheFe Is
something "toot 10 tue Ism''y from
"n'cn Vhe ,un'V"I ti,' makes bet
o'c'pe' no'''''h.s t"e "r'"G =
'"o "1'vn' ron h4tuie' - o'llcl't 20
SCI ''-h'' ahd Nh'vh n'' no' hN'e
DJon rfrVo"'od' inefe may pea c'ue'
St'P,'o,nc, :" u cross cross ""o'' OF "a
. 'oo'' ~, '"'"e'. "''u s"'n c2"
P"o'' ",' oyoV'' s"c" poiueh
y ''' t"o"H".'''' th' 'n't ,.o j.
'o''. 49, ""A ""S - 20 'P'' ven
y" ". D'"i.''.! !, H'''@ 81 J'''-
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Wash baby up clean and dress
him up real pretty, aud he will re-
sist all advances with tbs most SUI
porlatlye c.ossness bu; let him eat
molasscs Gingerbread and fool
around the onal-hod for hall an hour,
and he will nestle his deaf little dir
ty face close mp TO Your clean shirt
bosom, and be just tue lovingest,
cunniuSest little rascal il all tie
world,
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An unluckey Irishman who was
once imprisoned for su infrsc'ion Of
the law, was visited by bic faithful
wife, Who found him greatly c..t
down. Vita the intention " cheer
ing him up, she said "ArrAa, b
aisy, Paddy shure yonll have al
upright icdEo TO tEry ye, any way,
"Ah, Biliy,' he groaned. the divil
an upright lodge | want rs wan
thatll lane "a little"
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Faint fragments Of Thy song.
Where loyal hearts and true
Stand ever in the light:
All rapture, through aud through,
In Gods most holy sight"
1t may be that tho child's voice
had blended with my dreams--that
his hand. not Gabricllc's, had led
me through strange paths, and that
tue glorious Easter sunshine that
filed the room had suggested the
light of Paradise. 1t may be 50 I;
bat still il sooms 10 me that when
this hio is over, aud my weary sodl,
borue by some blessed angel - car.
riod within thl golden gltos, | may
yet behold Glbriellc aui Ausclm
standing together beneath tic droop-
ing palms in tuo land Of eternal
bliss.