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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
~ first Monday of July next shall ap-
ply to the County Judge of Volusia county
Fla, for discharge from my executorship
under the will of Asad Sheldon, deceased,
and from my Enthusiastically Of his
estate. FRANK w. SANS.
New Smyrna, Jan. 16, '79. Executor, 1882
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court eth Judicial
Circuit Of Florida, Volusia county.
Daniel G. Amber } Sum sworn to
as $649.43.
W. Howell Robinson
The defendant and all other persons in
terested are required to appear and defend
and plead to the declaration filed in the
of Nav, 1879, or default will be entered
and judgment demanded for the plaintiff.
Fleming cd aniels, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January 81 1879. 3S-4S
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Legal N Offices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 7th
judicial Circuit, Volusia. County,
State of Florida.
George Sauls Attachment.
VS.. Sum sworn to S14110,
Henry Peters
The defendant, Henry Peters, and
all Other persons interested are hereby
notified of the commencement of this suit
by attachment and are required to appear
and plead to the declaration fled in this
cause on or before the first Monday of
March A. D.. 1879. z. K. FOSTER,
Plaintiffs Atty.
Enterprise, Oct. 49, 1878. 2442
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 18th
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida.
William S. Thayer and
John Sauls, partners, By Attachment.
doing business under Sum sworn to
the name of Ihayer q $1,094.S7.
Sauls,
VS..
Henry Peters.
The defendant, Henry Peters, and
all other persons interested, are notified of
the commencement, by attachment. of
this suit and are hereby required to appear
and plead to the declaration filed in this
action on OF before the first Monday in
March A. D.. 1879.
E. X. FOSTER, Plaintiffs Atty.
Enterprise, Oct. 16, 1878. 2442
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Memphis Odd Fellows have made an
appeal to the order for relief
The coal miners in the Cumberland,
Ind, region are on a strike demanding fifty
,.ents per ton.
The Seneca colliery at Pittston, Pa,
has stepped work, and about 800 men and
boys are thrown out of employment.
At Quebec, Canada, Sept. I'd, three
Of the chew Of the bark Duane, in quarantine
nj Crosse Isle, were down with yellow fever.
The Towards weekly report shows
that they have al nurses on duty, attending
80 whi:es and IS colored families IN Mem
nhIs
The strikers in the various freight houses
in Chickgo, continue 70 demand sl-25 a day,
aud sls5 is the bet offer made by the rail
way companies.
The third annual reunion OF the Vet
Grams association of Minnesota convened in
he SerIate chamber Of the capitol building,
Sep'eubers 3. The attendance was large.
TIE North western lumber manufac-
turera bf Chicago, who handle over l00O00.O0D
ieet of lumber for manufacturing purposes
each war, Sept ID formed an association.
The steamship City of Montreal ar
rived II New York September s, bringing
81 000s5 in silver. The Germania brought
s2ols f75, Of which ses2 coo were in gold bars,
and thu remainder American gold coin.
The St. Petersburg Golos of September
s discus ing the Csbul outbreaks, says the
moneyisp IN the Afghan expedition has
been Wasted. and the treaty of Gundamuck
torn inEshreds. The conquest OF Afghanistan
BY the British is a fatal necessity.
Articles of Incorporation of the "St.
Paul abd Minnesota Exposition" haze been
published, and the first annual exposition win
be heldi ST Paul the first week in Septem-
her. 1885 The capital stock Of the corpora
zion is 100000, in shares Of Sc each.
The Ireunion of late prisoners of war,
in Toiebo, O., Oct LIST and I'd next promises
TO be tie largest convention Of prisoners ever
held. tse7s. Grant. Sheridan. Hancock. Neal
Do~s Cpl. Straight, and other distinguished ,
military officers have been invited and viii
prob ably attend
KRIS Mul. banker, of Winchotan. Hol-
Sand, ansa public man, enjoying unlimited
cenfidefre, has suspended. stating he lost
10000 guilders by the collapse OF two potato
4our mills Crest excitement prevails til Q i
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YELLOW FEVER.

At Memphis, September 2, there were
reported Is new cases Of yellow fever Is
white, IS colored, four deaths. The national
board Of health has approved Of the plan sub
mitted by John johnson, superintendent OF
quarantine. for the establishment OF quar-
antine picket encirclng the entire city and
the suburbs. Fifty mounted men will be as
signed to patrol duty at once to enforce this
new quarantine law. There is great excite
ment at Granada over local case of yellow
fever. The President of the Howard associa-
ton was in Louisville, KY, September 2 so
Letting aid for the Memphis yellow fever sui
ferers.
AT Memphis, Sept Sd, there were 2S
new cases of yellow fever, evenly divided be-
tween white and colored-4 deeths. The How
ard association assigned l02 nurses to duty.
At New Orleans the board of health, Sept Sd
issued an order declaring the city an infected
post. Two children of Gen Hood, sick with
the fever, were improving. At Havana, Sept
3d. the deaths from yellow fever the last week
were reported to be lS,a decrease of II as com
pared with the previous week.
At Memphis, September 4, there were
% new cases of yellow fever reported, ~ of
whom were white, and deaths. The How
ard association make public appeal for aid
soliciting the contribution of funds. The cpl
demic is extending beyond the city. At New
York, September 4 sailor from Jamaica
sick with yellow fever, was admitted to the
yellow fever hospital.
At Memphis, September 5, there we're
10 new cases of yellow fever, II white, q col
ored, 10 deaths. Jay Gould has sent $500 to
the sufferers at Memphis. One new case OF
yellow fever at New Orleans, September 5.
At Memphis, September 6, there were
II new cases of yellow fever, white, s col
ored, deaths. Total number of new cases
reported for the week 152, whites IS, colored
~ Total number of cases to date ZOOS, total
deaths frem yellow fever for the week AZ
total number of deaths TO date 2T3. At New
Orleans September 9, three new cases Of yell
low fever were reported and one death.
At Memphis, September Z, eleven new
cases of yellow fever were reported, white
and blacks, deaths. Weather clear and
pleasant
at Memphis, September 8, there were
% new cases of yellow fever, IS white, 10 col
ored. Donations are coming ia, in aid of the
sufferers. September 8, at New York three
yellow fever patients were admitted to the
quarantine yellow fever hospital from the
steamer City of New York from Vera Cruz
There are now IL patients in the hospital
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There Ia some rioting, and the police are
obliged to protect the premises of the de-
faulter.
A London telegram OF Sept. Z, says
dispatch from Geneva announces that the har-
vest In ives ern Switzerland and departments
of Savoy and Ain, In France, have been sue
cessfully gathered. They are abundant and
excellent and II Is calculated Switzerland will
require $1,000 double centners of foreign corn
less than last year.
A dispatch from Durham saws the cav
airy reconnaissance has blown up King Cete-
wayo's powder magazine, ten miles from his
| new kraal. Messengers from Cetewayo met
Sir Garnet Wolseley the 18th of August say
| ing the king was willing to submit and pay
taxes, but that the country must be cleared Of
British soldiers The messengers were In
formed Cetewayo was no longer king and
must surrender Internationally.
The secretary of the interior has con
CURED in the recommendation of the acting
commissioner general of the land Office that
certain lands heretofore withdrawn in Miehi-
gan for railroad purposes be now restored to
the homestead and presumption settlement
and entry. The lands are within the territory
| set apart for the Chicago & Northwestern, but
not required on account of its grant. They
have been In continuous state Of reservation
since 1855. The SCI rotary has also granted
the restoration TO presumption homestead
laws Of 65Sacres in Audubon county, Iowa,
heretofore withdrawn for grant for the Chi
cago. Rock Island 81 Pacific railroad company
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CASUALTIES.

Tho Opera house and adjoining build
ings were burned at spriugville, n. Y, Sep
tember 5, Loss, $4,000.
The vito of Sheriff Kern, OF Philadel-
phia, died of hydrophobla September S. She
was bitten by pet dog six weeks ago.
On the night of September 6, at Brook
lyn, N Y, Solder & Sons chemical color works
were damaged by fire TO the amount Of $685.
COO
Tobalski, the capital of West Siberia,
Is threatened with incendlary fires. Soldiers
re patrolling the streets. The czar has ar
rived at Levidit,
At Elizabeth, New Jersey, Sept. I'd, a
family named Custick eat some toadstools,
mistaklng them for mushrooms. Two child
rem are dead, and two more were dying; the
parents will recover.
Violent storms in the gulf OF Finland
have caused the river Neva to rise to the level
II The streets, and the canals In the center Of
ST Petersburg have overlooked and the Eau
bourgs are under water. Iron roofs have
been blown from houses and churches in all
directions.
Advices from Louisiana show that by
the la e storm sugar plantations suffered ex.
,ensiyely by damage or destruction Of build
mgs The cane crop is not bel eyed, as gen
-ral thing, to be seriously injured, but cotton
plantations in the track OF the storm are re-
> ,rted damaged 10 to 50 per cent
The German Emperor William arrived.
septern ser ,, at Alexandrowe, and was reeeiv
d by the Gar The meeting between the
wo emperors was exceedingly cordial. They
we're enthusiast cal!y cheered by the large
rowds assembled. Gen. Won Manteuffei &C
companies the emperor to Germany.
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Their First Trip.

A cor lie of Tennessee girls came on
board t..e steamer at Nashville. They ev-
identlv we're making their first trip on a
teamnoat. The old st one was,exceeding.
" talka.ive and perfectly fee and uncon-
cernel with regard to the many eyes that
were scanning her movements. The 9th
er y as the opposite turn of mind, inclin-
ing to bashtulness. At dinner our ladies
were honored with seat at the head of
the table, and the oldest. with her usual
in independence, cut her bread into small
pieces. and with her fork reached over
and enrolled each mouthful in the nice
dressing on plate of beefsteak before
her, The passengers preserved their
gravity during this operation by dint of
great effort Perceiving that her sister
was net very forward in helping herself,
she turned round to her and exclaimed,
loud enough 10 be heard by halt the Ia
fsIa
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Lay On, Macduff."

San Francisco Post.
Old Bazembee was returning from the
club the other evening, when, as he flung
up his overcoat ON the hall hat-iack, and
prepared TO 60 up stairs, he heard such
strangely excited voices in the front par
Tor that he paused to listen. A voice
that he recognized at once as belonging
to that fast-looking young Snyder he had
warned Maria to be careful about, said
contemptuously:
Peace, woman. and worry me no long
er by your reproaches. tell you the day
of my wedding with Alice Montressor is
fixed, and by heaven, nothing shall pre-
vent our union
Could these words be addressed to his
own daughters Yes, it was Maria's sob
Chez ed tones chat replied:
This, then is the reward for my sac
ritice my devotion. Ruined and forsak-
en-, you taunt me With your latest con-
quest Monster onward"
1t only required a second for Bazembee
to rush up the stairs and get his shotgun
out of the closet. The next moment he
burst into the parlor with blazing eyes,
and, hurting the black hearted betrayer
to the floor, he placed the muzzle of his
breach-loader at his temple. kissing:
"Viliian, s ear to me that you will
make an honest woman of this poor duped
angel, or will strew the floor with your
devillish braIns."
"HoorayI" shouted young Snyder, sit.
ting up and clapping his hands. That's
way up Magnif! Sperlendid''
Beautiful, papa. Encore! Encore
Bravo!'' added Maria, delightedly, "Nev
er saw anyth ne better at Baldwih's."
ave were so afraid that you would OBJ
ect to my taking part in the private the
atricals. Ma said you'd never listen to it
But you act better than any of us--doesn
he Bobby2"
You bet" replied BOBBY fervently
"Guess you must have been a regula
amateur Macready once sirr'
Then Mr.. Bazembee coughed and wipeC
hi forehead, and mumbled about hi
having seen a good deal of that sort o
thing when he was young, and that Marii
must be sure to take in the mat when he
young friend had gone, and then went VI
to bed and dreamed he was playing al
outraged community To crowded house
all night.
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Cheshire Cheese Making

There is a vat vessel with a false bot
tom for hot water or cold to regulate the
temperature of the milk, placed in con
venient room close TO the other offices
and not far from the cow-house To-
nights milk Is put into the vat and cool
ed down to SO degrees. In the morning
IT is SKINNED, the morning milk added,
md the cream returned; the rennet and
cOloring matter added. 1t is then mixed
veil together, and the dairymsid goes TO
breakfast. The cheese comes and the
temperature is raised to 100 degrees.
After breaking down the whey II is drawn
off in cisterns. As soon as the cheese is
dry it is ground in mill, sailed, and put
into the round vat or shapes, which are
placed In the chosen oven, and kept at a
temperature of 20 degrees. fr-I
A Cheshire cheese frequently weighs a
hundred weight. A chees of half the
weighs is nsw becoming popular. Still
the labor would be very great but for the
mechanical appliances. The whey, for
insance. runs first into convenient els
fern indoors. and when the lighter parts
have risen to the surface, the top is re-
moved fer the sake of the butter it con-
taIns whey butter having become an ar
ticie of much esteem when well made.
The whey next runs into deep tank near
the piggcries, and is their pumped up in
to another cistern, mixed VITA meal, and
placed before the pigs at the least posi-
Die expenditure Of labor.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
For the Household.

Another remedy for the sting of bees
and wasps is common soda or saleratus
and water. Rub little of the moist
ened soda upon Inc part mtten and all
pain Will subside most instantly. AS
this remedy is accessible TO all, and We
have often used it IN our family we can
strongly recommend it.-HohsskeeDer.
Herseraddish Sauce. stick of
grated horse raddish with Wine-glass
Of cream, teaspoonfui of mustard, and
a pinch of salt, and then stir in half
a tumbler of the best white vinegar.
Bruise with spoon, and when
thoroughly mixed together serve in a
turreen. So
Grape Jelly.-Take perfectly fresh
grapes; then remove the stems and put
the berries over the fire in an earthen
ware pan or porcelain lined kettle; crush
few berries on the bottom of the kettle
to prevent burning; let them boil up and
remove from the fire and hang up in the
Jelly bag to drain; when the juice is all
drained off weigh it,and return to the ket-
tie and fire; boll 1t twenty minutes, skim
ming when necessary; then add three
quarters of pound OF sugar to each
pound of juice, and boil till thick enough
to suit
Bread and Butter Pudding-Butter a
mold we'll; take any stale bread crusts or
cake, CRATE or crumble it; put layer of
crumbs an inch thick III the mold; then
strew some jam or sultana raisins, then .
layer of crumbs. and so on, alternately
until the mold is full; then pour very
equally over 1t a custard made as follows
Beat up one egg; add tumbler or break
fast-cupful of milk to it, en- table
spoonful of sugar and a little grated nut
meg. 1t requires TO be poured slowly in
to the mold, that the crumbs may absorb
the whole. Bake il about twenty minutes
or half an hour, according to the heat OF
the oven.
Tea Ice Cream.-Scald four tablespoon
fulS OF Hyson tea in pint of sweet
cream-it is best to scald it either in a
custard Kettle, or IN tin pail set within
a kettle of boiling water. When partly
cool strain it into pint of cold cream,
bring to scald and STIR in tour beaten
eggs and three-quarters OF q pound of
sugar Let cool, and freeze. | have
found that in making water ices, if the
sugar Is not well stirred In before treez-
ing, it will sink to the bottom, and give
the mixture sharp, unpleasant taste. it
is best to make a syrup of the sugar and
water by boiling, and, when cold, to add
pure juice of the fruit.-Rurat Nets
YORKER.
Sour Miik-This Is one of the best feeds
for poultry, especially for Young chicks,
that can be given them and we fear that
its value is not fully realized by those
generally that keep poultry in the coun-
try, az y e are satisfied much refuse milk
goes to waste that might be given TO the
hens as we'll as not. Young chicks thrive
wonderfully upon diet of sour milk, and
it may be given to them in place of water
10 great advantage.
The London L7oe Stock Journal says
British farmers get about Sd per gallon
for milk, whilst it is sold to customers al
4d to sd per quarter the middeman
gets more for selling the milk than the
farmer for Its production. The middle
man gets the cream there as here.
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Garden Work in July.

Keep planting a succession of some
vegetables such as will be wanted late
in the season, as corn, beets, cahbages
lettuce. Keep cultivating every week al
least once, to prevent the weeds from
getting start. There is no royal way
to kill weeds; bur the nearest way to 1t
is that of very frequnt cultivation. s eet
potato vines at the North should be lifted
occasionally to prevent them from root
ing. Cultivate melons and squashe
often as long as the vines permit. Celery
plants should be set out. Place them in
soil which will not dry out. Celery is a
marsh plant. Break the flowers off from
rhubarb to prevent it from seeding, and
that weakens the plants. Tomatoes
should be trimmed and some low trellis
placed near to keep them off the ground
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Little Johnny's Talk.


There was frog and ephalent, and
the ephalent it sed to the frog:
"Were wude you be if l wude step
onto your
The frog it sed;
"You must be nifty big tool if you
think sech an act as that wude make me
go az ay."
The ephalent sed he ment wot wude
be come of the frog. which thot while
and then sed, the frog did;
''Wel, wont deny that if you done it
purpous, and bore on as hard as you
cude, it would make me hoppin' madH
Then the ephalent made a tigger out
of his proboscus, which is their way to
smile, and wecked a way like he was
tickle 10 deth, but wen tickled NJ ssy,
that's my sister, nose with grass vile
she wos sleep, snoze and rubbed 1t with
her fofnger, md Der feet is ticklish, too
on their bottoms.
Mister Pitched, that's the preacher, he
avs;
some time frog and hop .tode they
met, and the frog sassed the hop tode
cos it was clumsy, out the tode it sed,
If you viii come here on this flat stone,
there we can start even, lie beat you
umpin hi, best out of g.
so they done it, and TIE first time the
tode it only jest cleared the stone, but
the frog it went up so hi that it hurt it.
self coming down, and cudn't Jump no
more at all, and the tode beet it the
other times.
Then Billy he spoke up and sed
$50 the tode won the rubber T. and Mis-
ter Pitched he sed: civilian, l don't
kno wot you mean by rubber, cos its a
word witch isn't in the Bible, and is the
speech of the worldly and the sinfe; but
William, it is true that it wos ordained
by Providence that the tode got away
with the cdd game"
Marbles is the game for me, yes indeed,
but no snatch up; and tit, tat, to is nifty
good fun too, wen | can get three in 70.
An now lie tell you story about
bear. One day the bear he went amung
flock of Sleeps and picked out a nice
little labm, and cot it, and toe labm il
said ba-ha-ba cos it knew it wos goin
for to be ct every little tiny bit up. But
the bear took it up in his fore poz, like
it was baby, and set it up full ZENITH and
rocked it, and sed:
"There, there never mine, my precious
darlin, were does 1T hurt youR"
But the laDm kept hollerin louder
and louder, cos vile the bear was smil-
in and singin hush a boy, he was a
skoweezen liter and liter all the time.
Bime by The ole ramb he seen wot was
up and he dropt his he'd, the ole ram did,
and come like he wos shot out of q pnn
and let him have it in the stumack of
his belly, and dubbeled him up like he
was razor, and sent him rollin over
and over without his preshous darlin.
And when the bear had puld hisself TO.
gether again and shuke the dust out his
hair, he said:
II have observed that lambs tails was
1uIckern lightnIn, but / didn kanow |
t ay was pOwerfuller, too
Jest then he see how it was, for there
stood the old ramb holding down his
head ready for 10 let him have it agin,
and shakin it, like he sed
sThat little shaver wudent make more
han moufle for Teller like you.
yess you better serve up the old man.
But the bear he wocked off shakin
lisn, too, much as to say:
81 don banker after dinner which
sose against my stumack lske that.