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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-20
A erribIe Tragedy.

a terrible shooting atfray occur ed
at q dance at Los Vegas, New Mexico,
on the 9th ult. -Four cowboys from
Moro, named Tom Pence, James
West, William Randall ard the fourth
supposed TO he man named Beard
came in on horseback, armed with
revolvcrs and Winchester rifles.
A(ter loaiing about town during The
day, making threats against Chief of
Police Carson, for some offence he
had gwen them in making an arrest a
few days before, lkcy attended a
dance at night and openly abused
Carson. The latter grabbed his re-
volvcr, but was slot in the arm before
he could draw it. 4 second shot dis
ablcd his left arm, and third entered
his body and he staggered out and
dropped dead upon the street. When
he was picked up there were eight bull
let holes i'll his body. His friends at
once took up the fight, and at least
thirty shots were fired. The lights
were cNtinguished, and Il scene follow
ell which beggars description. Lca6en
missiles fell like hail in the room.
| The citizens were arousad from their
slumbers and fastened to the scene.
Randall and West Of the attacking
party were shot dead. Their two
comrades escaped wounded. Officer
Mathcr, who assisted Carson, was
slightly wounded. Carson was from
Knoxville, Tenn.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-20

AT Columbia, Tenn, recently, Hal
Holcombc struck and knocked down
AIitL Carter. Garter then shot IIol-
combc in the face, killing him. 1t is
said Carter wished to marry Uol-
comhe's daughter, ard that the latter
had forbidden the match and ordered
Carter to leave town or he would kill
both him and the lady. Such is life.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-20
The Useful Sho.-G,In

jim and Charlie Sullivan, aged 1G
and "a, years respectively, sons of
John Sullivan, tenant on Mrs. Tay-
lor's farm, above Mattox's mill, not
baving profitable employment on the
farm, went shooting wild ducks on
the Saluda last Friday. In The after
noon the shooting commenced with
out effect, so far rs the ducks we're
concerned. No. so in the case of
Chailie. lie got load Of shot in his
side, from which he tlicd almost in.
stantly. Jim made IN explanation
to the effect that Charlie shot him
self accidcn' ally. The dead boy was
laid away in his grave, to lcst, as it
was supposed, forever. Certain slo-
:ics rs 10 the killing reached Solicitor
Colhran's ears, and he has ordered
Coroner Cochran to proceed to The
new made grave, and take up tile de-
ceased darkcy for q post mortem tcx-
animation, when 1t is alleged new
light may be thrown upon the mystic
ry. The coroner will mold the inquest
lo.day.-Iress and Banner, FEB. IL.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-20

a popular clergyman was greatly
bored by y lady who admired him
without rcscrvc. ooh B.! my dear Mr..
- said she, last Sunday after
noon, "here isn't any harm in one
loving ones pastor, is there" Ger
lainly not madam replied the
worthy cleric; ''not the least in the
world, so long as the feeling is not
rcciprocatcd."
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-20

THE Republicans who sought to
prove that the negro exodus from
North Carolina was in consequence Of
ku kluNism are having a time of il.
The facts brought out before the COM
mittce Of inquiry is that the relations
between white and colored men in
that State are friendly; llat negroes
receive there rs much for their work
as in otter States that many Of them
arc landowners and landlords, and
That by the use Of ordinary industry
they may accumulate property. Tho
fact is also brought out that railroad
agents are in the main Iesponsible for
the exodus, through assurances that
Indiana and Kansas are indeed the
land flowing with milk and .honcy
which the negro has sought since his
emancipation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Die Srase Der slrmee.& apIdne.

Cine sbrenpoIe ausnabms pom ben 70
bdufs pom sinsm 8orurtbsiIe 9essn bic
fatboliide Rirde %bsfanssneu unb aue
Mboptiublrser baTsnbsn rs%pubIitaniidsu
Yolititsru ma9t Der rspubIitanii9e Cons
sree $ abssorbnste, General anion O..
We@oot, aus Dem Yort.
Sbpobl Proisfant, bat CT %srtannt, taB
es cine srose llnssre4tistsit III, baB bic
%. 1000 Wann 5dbIsnbs Der. Staatsn Mr,
NEE, pouon 10, 900 6atbolitsn fnb, unter
81 armee, @uplinsn ni9t einsn tatbolii9sn
Prieiter 1dbIt.
Vsretts I'M porissn Sabre battle sr I'm
Der. Staaten &spraisntantenb auie cine
Dia sinssbra4t, baB man Bel auspabl Der
Armee' Rupldne auf has reliable Betsnnts
nib Der Wannidaftsn aasemsNsne @id'
f4t nsbmsn woIs.
SbuobI nan nun bdtts aunsbmsn fol.
len, baB bas bemotratii1s Saus cine fol.
DE, TIM tatboIii&en Sntsrsfs ssIesene Bil
fofort annsbmsn plrbs, tbsilte fe bas
S4idiaI uieler anberer 9ias unb Tam MIDI
einmal jur 9~abanbluns.
Erosbsm lisB G9 General Wegoo,
ni4t tire MAIDEN unb bra4ts In Der istiaeu
gonsreB $ Sisuns sinsn dbnIi&en, nod
wsniser anif0bisen @sistsntpurf elm, Bee
Snbalts. baB. iobalb BITE Steqs zines Mr.
mss'2aplans Issr wsrbs, 70 LANCE tatbOIi'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
0rantismus, 9atboIisiSntus
uao SroteFanttSmus.

Bon Waibington aus piro elm mertpir.
bisss @irtuIar bsrumssididt:
Giue i5rsdli9e @sfabr, 70 beist IS In
bemislbea, btobt Der aueritaniiten Sreis
bett pom ben biefsen Rat5oIitsn. SIN ee:
bsimen @inueritdabuif nit ben Ratboli-
Ten anbsrsr 9dnber, bemiben fe it9, IN
iere rspubIitanii&s &ssieruns gu ~uHtersra:
ben. Der einsise Wann, Der bapon rstten
Tonne, iei @rantl 6abe er bod i9on Dor
Sabreu in Soma bic Gufmsrtiamteit isiner
2anbsIsute auf bieies gompIott seIenttl
Gin protsftantii5ss SournaI, bic vSrop
Sree 9reB~ publiSirt bieiss &unbidreiben
unb bssIeitet IS nit ben roIsenbsn Ssmsr'
funsen:
SIS 1T pabr, mir fnb p~rotsfdntsn.
Aber baraus foIst ridt, bag mir Barren
fnb. Wenn mir bic 3ei5en Der Belt per-
febeu, 10 brObt sesenudrtis u~nisrer frsisn
&esieruns cine unenbli9 9r6Bsre @efabr
pom 9rantismus ais pom &atbolicismus,
Ober irssnb einem anberen SINUS"
nallsrbinss Rub mir Protsitautsn. gber
mir babsn nidt usrsshsn, nod psrbsn mir
psrsefsn, iuie it benz sroSen Rampf uu,
ameritaniide llnobbdnsistsit tatboIii6ss
@elb rsidIid ssopfert uarb. unb tatboIi
i9ss Vlut tn StrSmen floB. 8ir erin
rsru uns pobl, baB gbarIss gerroa BON
garrouton unb uisle anbsrs isinss @Iau:
bens ibre Sitter, ibrs gbre unb ibr 9sbsn
fur bic SaGe Der msnidlt9sn Srsibeit per-
%pfdnbeteu. au9 1T teinsspsss unisrsm
9ebddtniB enti5uunosn, pts Der unfetb'
li9e Daibinston an aussanse bss Ianssn
uns ws9ieluoasu Rrieses ben &atboIlten
Mmeritas SffsntIid bantte, neil fe an Der
g~rtdmpfuns Der llnabbdnsistsit sinsn 70
patriotiidsn AHtbsil senommsn bdtten.
,Wir wsrben barum" - 70 idIiest bic
rErop Sree YrsB" ibrsn slrtitsI - upeber
TbsiI, nod an benz nisbsrtrd9tissn @erl
Der gntSinbuns bss RslisionabaGes an.
tbsiI nsbmsn! Bir lbsrIafeu iol9e CID:
tistsit ben usrridtsu Sanatitern unb part
tanii9sn 9su9Ieru, bic (uie mir biuiufi'
gen m09ten) General @rant oils ibrsm
9aussOssn buIbisen." %. BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

~raltlois Gbdtisteit ni5t uenis su ber Set
stnsr 6euersbrunf 10 notbuen6iaen Orb,
nuns unb aassmeinen Wituirtuns beige,
trasen bat. 5etner 1T aud bas emtse ars
bstten Der S4ultiuoer aufssfaaen; TIC
SlsiB uno ibre ausbausr bdtten mandeu
y lma9ienen bsi9dmsn t5nnen. Die 1rs
ta4e oss Sranbss III ME ssp0bnli9 unbes
tannt; Die Bstrofsnen (Sisentbamer
uno Bi4ter) finb usri9s1t.
Der Rotariats gan5ibat gaIbauf BON
9dterna4 TT gum Rotar gu 5eIinseu,
Canton Sid a. b. gI5 ernannt uorben.
Oasg t a NJ t gu Sap 1T aus Der s.
IN bic 4. SIafe srbobsn porten.
Ger 8u9bdnbIer, o. Bid, 1T
gum Yrdiioenten unb Der Strumpfwasreus
fabritant 5err Denis gum 9ie.prdFsent
Der 9anoeIsfammer auf bic Dauer BON
;wet Sabren ernannt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Saar, Rlolsl, GifsI unS guusria.

Die 8ssierus gu Grisr Bat bic
;wansspeiie miicrocopii5s llntsriu9uug
ameritanildeH 5Isif6ss aufssbobsn. Sie
mar obnsoem unuiis.
gu W b confitmirts Der bodn'iie Biz
idof fir,Ii5 eiusn l9 iibrissn Reser, Der
nit eiuem amsritdnii5en Circus oortbtH
setommsn, srtrantte unb ipdter aIs Ruts
der in Oienft t,at. au5 cine SsItsnbsit.
8ittIi5 baut iein 9eielenbaus um
unO usrsr6Bsrt basisIbs bsbsutsnb.
Wsr3ia, 6. Mirs. giuen @eaens
itaub bss Gasesseiprd5ss bilost neuer,
oinss mad Der rWsrSissr Ssituns" cine
mptert6fe @ef@i9te, usl9e Dor
sinisen Wo1en idon bic Yromsnabe aes
matt bate. gs ioQsn ndmIid bereits Az
u~isbsrboltsn WaIen our mittsrnddtlidsu
Stuube sinise Ndunsr in Der Rd5e Der
Soiepbstapsas seisbsu uoroeu isiu, meI4e
ii5 nit auBsrabunss Ssriu9sn bei@dftias
ten. Oas 9sri@t ssbt, ss Jet fern Don Der
6etmatb Elm Maun ssitoIbeu, msl1.r In Der
lssten Stuuos ieinsr llmssbuns 6as9 ebems
nib pertraut babe, baB CT Dor Iansen sSabz
rem bsbsutenbs Summsu @eISes in Rer,ia
tn Der Rdbs Der Soispbs Sapsus persraben
bdtte. Sn Solse bsfsn parea benz audi
bsretis Az pisoerbolten Walsu nd1tli4ers
usiIe Ssriu4e ssma4t porben, bic bstrefs
fentsn S&dss 3u bsbsu, mas natlrIi9ers
usile o5ns isbsn @rfoIs blisb. RlraIi4
ieien bic mossrnsu 9olSsrdbsr wisbsr BEL
Ausflbruns ibrer arbeit ibsrraidt uorben
unb babsn bas 8sits seia1t. Gbatia1e
III, ba6 BET Der Soisp5s 3apsle mirtIi9 bic
ittbarsu Ssidsu isnsr Ra9srabunssn an
usri5isSensn Stslsn porbaubeu finb.
Oieben5ofsn. Der bier psrbaftete
@raf R~utatousti, peI4sr on benz atteus
tate sessn ben Raiisr BON &u6lauo In
Wostau G5sil senommsn babsn ioute, bat
Rb als Elm Wuststisr bsS 10. preu6ii&eu
Sufantsrie 5 Re9imsnts, Namsns Sailsr,
~entppupt, psIdsr aus ieinsr @arniisn @6rs
lis ~osisrtirt 1T.
Ger 8ubsetentpurf fir has
Sabr lss0-sl Der Stabt Wes bsliuft
id in orbsniIiaen ginnabmen auf bas
Sibr Ills 79l unb bic ausercrosntIis
Ssn ginnubmsn auf $1,000 Mart. Die
orosntli4sn aassabsn b~sIaufsu f& auf
sos .4e4 Warf unb has Budget f@Iiebt
nit l0.60l Wurt ab.
Ertsr, 2S. Sebr. Das Bfunb SoreI'
len, wel9ss Dor Is BIS 20 Sabren auf benz
eanoe 80. 40, so 81. sstoitet uno In Der
Stabt nit so, 10, 80 Yf. be3abIt worben
III, toftst Jest an ben Jansorten uuS TIA
6o1walSs 90, 100, l50-200 81. Die
sr5Bsrsu SoreI,n wsrben ndmli& ua& ben
rhstnil9sn Stdotsn unb tnsbsionbere In bic
Sabeorte u~slianbt uab bort germ nit $50
W. bsaablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

Dem Gobteu9rdber bes Ratbos
licismus pan 9umbsed i9idsn bic 2ureus,
burger 9emeinoerdtbe ibre @ruennuna Az
Stulcomnii1dren Der sottloisu S1uIen ~
Ousenosn 3urit, unb uisle ni1t grade In
boHl4en Iusoriden. Sb He bas Amt aus
asbmsu, oaruul bat man Il. ni4t sefrast.
Der8od pon @batiaon III mad Sent
sur ausifsuuns. Die @enter uoueu TIN
iebsn unb taufen bic Photographic III Eaus
ieno gum Seitsn oss S5ulfonos. @rose
BIacate an ben S%traBsnsden finoisten bic
4ntunft bss beribmtsu Bodies an, ,uu,
Merger Der S4ursfsQmdunsr.
Sm 6 a n n &o6sfort ernannts Der
unterri4ts Winiitsr pan Sumbeed eineu
alien S9uusbrer aIs GommtHdr Der astts
Ioisn Saulen. Oas S66nife babel III,
oaB oieier 2ebrer cine tat5oIii5e StuIe In
ieinem 9auie s%r6ffust but.
Su2oHsIter 1T elm 8oiiamt unb ~
4nslsur, aps, 6auerfu, Sssl, MarIoie,
Wstr beuant SirIon uub Ratcp, iinb Brief,
percepttonen erri5tst porbsn.
I'm Der " q 6t pom 6. auf ben z.
Rdr3 brad elm Oisb in bas 9ottesbaus III
st. 9ubert elm unb, nadbsm sr bic Opfers
tditen erbro9eu, nabm sr stua $50 5rans
Ten S4siosmin5s nit. am Abenb usrber
bate ii5 elm 9anoftretder Bel siusm Raufs
mduu bes Sstss Elm Sell unb eiuen Weis
BEL aetauft, uabridsinIi9 gum 5ued bies
les Rir9snsisbitahls.
Serr SauIus, Bfarrer su Rsttinne
(Rarde) 1T mad RiUiere (Dinant) psriest
woroen. SEER 3enfant, Gaplan su WoRts
oe:9obinns (Oinant) 1T ,um Bfarrer pom
RontpIainedamps (Rsufdatsau) srnannt
votssn. 9err Comet, 9icar tu Rstre
Dame (Namiir) f5mmt aIs Bfarrer mad
Naip (9smblour) Ser &o9et, gapIan
gu &ecosne (Bsatn) als Bfarrsr mad Res
ca I'M ielbsn Ostauat; Serr 2amotte,
Sitar gu Wurds ais Yfarrcr na5 9aua,
dsrie (St. 9ubert); Serr patron, yitar
gu 9ssuss (5Oiies) ais Yfarrer mad Sours
ieisne 8 Sieile (eoustte); Serr Yisrret,
Sltar gu Saitna9, ais Bfarrsr mad 5ratin
(gtaus) u. Ssrr Simou, @apIau su Dtous
(Ssaurains) ais Bfarrer mad @sttiuue
(War&e).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
VapoIeon I. Den Yroteftanten
afaeniiber.

Mls NapoIeou Der 1. nod Goniul mar,
tam zines Cages Elm uaterbdntlsr bes eng.
Iii4en Winiters 8itt ~ ibm, Der @ug;
lambs Sriebeu, ME nut INNER RapOlspu
TIN pinitsr mS1ie, unter Der geoiugurs
perbisb, baB er ben 8rotsitantisnus in
Grantreid einfIbre. NQstn Hapsleon er
wibsrts: Sd bin Elm &atbolit unb weroe
ben RatboIicismus In Srantrei1 er6aIten,
neil er bic pabre &slision, bic &sIision
Der 8irde, bic Rslision Srantrsi6s, met.
mes 0aters, neil er meme RsIision III, uub
melt e%ntfernt, i'm anSsrpdrts Su 5s,ftoren,
werbe i'd aass tbun, UNI i'm bier 81 befe.
ffissn.
vaber", srpibsrts Der l1utsrbdnbIsr Isb
baft, vuenn sic 10 banoeln, werben sic
ft9 uuse,bredIi5s Ssttsn i6misSsu, tau
fens Sinbernifs fdaffen. 90 LANCE sic
&om anertenneu, uirb &om He beberr.
fden, bic Brteitsr peresu Iber sic snt
f1sibsn, ibr Wile pirb Bis in ben Sbrisen
binsinbrinsen nit ibnsu uerbsn sic ME:
mails Redt baben in Sbrsr Qrt; Der Rrsis
Sbres anisbens uiro it9 uiemaIs Bis su
feiner p6utsSt ausbsbnuus srpsitern unb
pirb i'm 9esentbsiI beftdnoisen Ssmmnii'
Ten unterIiesen."
,@esenndrtis", eruiberte HapoIson,
rsibt es suei aatcritdten; fir bic ssitIi'
den anselesenbeiteu babe i'd einen Oesen
unb Der senist mir fir meine @spaIt; fur
bic Oinse bes Simmels 1T &om ba, unb
&om pirb barber sntidsibsn, p9ne mid
gu frusen. unb barnm Fat ss &s9t! 9as
III feline RadtpoQtommsnbeit."
rNber sic perben rismals ~upafdnsiaer
Serridsr, ni9t stnmaI I'M 3sitli9sn fem,
70 LANCE sic ui4t Saupt Der 6ir9s linb,
unb bas ~ perosn, ialase i'd Sbnen Dor:
S9dffsn sic cine &sform in Srontrsi9,
cine &sIision mad Sbrsm Sturs."
v@ine &sIisiou i9affeu!' risf RapoIson
Iadeno aus; ,wenn man cine Relision
i9affsn MIL, muB man auf ben 9alua,isns
berg iieisen, unb bas bab' i'd ni5t i'm
Sinne." -
Sdtte NupoIson bisie isbr ri9tissn
9runbidss aud ipdter, ais ct Raiisr murs
be, beibebalten, 70 uirbe er fiber slidlt
der sepsisn fem, unb am GnSe ieines Sc.
bsus ni4t ieinen Stur, 3u bstlassu sstabt
baben, ben er uur benz l1mffanoe su,ui5rei,
ben bate, baB sr auf Der S6bs isiner
Wa9t anselanst. bic Bebsutuns Der tatbo'
Iiideu 6irds auBsr Idt IteB, unb tieis
fsIbR 3u bstdmpfen iu4te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30
Susembursisch
8eretnt9te Staaten.
w A N T E LID

Up Nels: s1rceeH HfpI ole Napfue."
o wat as ct greislecht Wieder
A we heilt de Sturemwand
Jet de Schnee, a Gras, a Blieder
Jwer d'hart gefruore Land.
o We petit en- un den Heiser,
Dat ct engem schuddreg get
Brecht will Benz, IN Aescht a Reiser-
We en- Allies vir sech jet
D'Vulle setze' kal an traureg
An dem Bosch op OGDEN Refs;
En- 81 blest de Nordwand schaureg,
Ronderem as Schnee an Els.
D'Kanner, de betruochten d 'Blumen,
De de Frascht un d'Glas gemach,
DZehen sech WI Kelt zesummen -
Wat as dat g weschten Dag
We will setzen EN- den Uowen.
Spiren neischt WI Sturm a Kelt
Danken level Dem do uowen,
Net, de mecht, dat neischt e fehlt.
Denken och net un den Armen,
Den haut muss do bausze sin,
Ohne Gnad' an ohnst Erbarmen,
Fir de Hammer Brod re gin.
Secher wer ct mach meh traureg,
Wann de Hoffnonk net besteng,
Dass nom Wanter, kal a. schaureg,
D'Frehjohr schen a nell ufeng.
D'Hoffnonk as onserem Leiden
TrOscht CUR Zeit WI Kreiz a Led,
Ma der KuorwOch mat de Leiden
FOlgen d'Oschtere mat der Fred.
n. E. Becker,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-30

ide Brieiter an lire Stsls srnannt psrbsn
fouen, bis iebes Der 10 WiIitdr Osparts:
ntsnts einen tatboIii9sn RapIan erbaItsn
5at.
60 beideiSen aud bisisr @oridIas III,
bas bemo.ratii6s 5aus idsint aud biss'
NAL wsnis Reisuns gu baben, burauf elm.
3u9ebsn.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

n Office is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN order for the sale of real estate for the pay
ment of the debts due by the estate of the late
the County Judge OF Volusia, on the 26th day
of March, 1850. 1 will sell by public auction,
before the Court House door in the town. OF
Enterprise, on Monday the Sd day of May, A.
ID. 1880 ut the usual hour of sale all the right,
title and interest which Arthur Rosseter,
Junior ut the time of his death had i'll and to II
certain parcel or tract of land purchased by
him, the deceased, in his lifetime at Il sheriff7s
sale, as appears by a certain conveyance there.
of to the said deceased, dated the I'd day of
July, A. ID. 1877, and recorded on same day in
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-14
A MEWsPAPER PUB. WRITES.

J. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, M. D.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-14
Legal Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Gainesville, Fla, June 10, 1880.
Land Office at

]
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof ut the expiration
OF thirty days from the date of this nocce, viz:
Robert NJ Cook, Homestead No. 1855 on Sat
urday, August Z, $780, before }. W. Dickins,
clerk circuit court, ut Enterprise, Fla, for the
north of northeast l. section Is, township II
south, range 80 east and names the following
rs his witnesses, viz: James Hamilton, John
Camp and Mitchell Jones, of DeLand, Fla,
and Il. ID. Carney, OF Berestord, Fla.
: l.. \. BARNES,
Ill ll5 REGISTER.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-14
Had terrible NIGHT swEATs.

DIR. TUT: Sir-I have been suffering for nearly two
years with a severe cough. When commenced ta-
and sixteen pounds in weight. had tried almost
everything had terrible night sweats. lhaye taken
the cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend it to all my friends.
With great respect, OLIVER RICE
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-07-14
and

eeSStV Il Coo
The peach crop is total failure.
Men who have lived in this locality
since the first settlement say they
never knew such an occurrence be.
fore. Last winter was remarkably
mild one, still the cold in November
may have injured the bloom buds, as
it came suddenly and after long
season of warm weather.-Loke Clty
Reporter.
w. G. Coleman, general travelling
agent of the Transit Railroad, re
turned yesterday morning from the
South Florida Gulf coast. The new
steam mail service to Crystal river
Homosassa, Bay Port and Clear
Water Harbor went into effect on
Monday. The steamer Eva, of the
Tampa Steamship Company, made
the round tri p in fifty hours. The
steamer was received at every port
with demonstrations Of joy.-Sa0,
and Press.
Many foreign weeds may be seen
growing along the bay front, and on
the wharves OF this city, their seeds
having been brought here in ballast
by vessels from various parts of the
world. II these germs" can be con-
Veyed across the ocean, should not
disease be as easily imported; and
who knows what deadly influence
may lie lurking in the thousands OF
tons Of imprinted earth annually dis
charged here, only waiting favorable
conditions to spring into deadly &C.
tivity.-Pensdcota Gazette.
David Branch has tree that pro.
duced 800 oranges at five years old
from the seed. Mr.. Thomas. b.
Ellis has tree planted, or reset q
small stump three years since and
has top now twenty-five feet high
and twenty-five feet through and has
an immense crop of oranges.
should think at least 5000 MIR. M.
q. Fortner has raised on three-tourths
OF an acre fifty two bushels of corn,
this corn was planted in January,
and the land on which it was grown
is now being planted in potatoes.
Tampa Tribune
MIR. L. d. M. Perkins of Starke
Lake, is conducting some careful and
intelligent experiments i'll the growth
of tropical trees sent out last winter
from the Agricultural Department,
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Office, Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
DR.. TUT: Dear SH-My little son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with a
violent cough, that lasted till within month since,
for the cure of which am indebted toyour valuable
Expectorant had tried most every thing recon-
pectorant, one bottle Of which removed the cough
entirely With many. thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN M. WEIGLE.
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SSse5
" JULY IA
The Farmers Daughter.
'gricuHu1'e

From the 81. Louis Journal Of agriculture.
This is world of beauty flourish.
ing in the shades of the country that
people in the town never dream OF.
Farm houses are dangerous places
for such fellows as cheerful Tom,
Bachelor Bob, and Orphan Boy. AS
you are thinking only of sheep or
herds of cattle, you may be shot
through by pair of bright eyes, and
melted away. by a bewitching smile
that you never dreamed of till the
mischief is done. In towns and thea
tiers, and thronged assemblies Of
titled fair, you are on your guard,
you know what you are exposed to,
and put on your breastplate, and
pass on through the most terrible
onslaught of beauty, safe and sound.
But in the sylvan retreats, dreaming
of nightingales and blue birds and
all such, and hearing only the lowing
of cattle, you are taken by surprise.
Out steps fair, blue eyed creature,
crosses brook, leaps style. You
quail U, yOu otduu lOSC Ill WOHACI "hNt
admiration You take out Your
memorandum to write a sonnet on
the return of the nymph and Dryads
to earth, when up comes John Temp.
kins and says: ''it's only the farmers
daughter who lives on yonder hill"
What have farmers such daughters
nowadays? Those farm houses are
dangeronsiplaces, so keep away from
them. Let no man with a poetlcal
imagination, which is only another
name for tender heart, f1atter him.
self with the fancies of the calm de-
lights of the country; with the Sc
rene idea of sitting with the farmer
In his old-fashioned chimney corner,
and hearing him talk of corn and
mutton, pork and potatoes, and all
such things; of joining him in the
pensive pleasures of pipe and jug !;
of listening to the gossip of the com.
Portable farmers wife, of the parson
and his family, OF his sermons, and
his pigs, over fragrant cup of
young Tyson or wrapped in the de-
licious luxur.es of custards and whip.
ped creams. In walks fairy vision
OF wondrous witchery, and with a
bow and smile takes her seat just
opposite. 1t is the farmers daugh.
ter, living creature of eighteen
fair as the lilly sweet as the violet,
loyae twthe rose, modest as the early
north wkpimble as your own mag
4 ftny,,Y = a = Z.
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DIX. !. r. HAYWOOD,
of New York, voluntarily indorses it.
BEAD WHAT HE SAYS

DIR. TUTT: New York, Sept, 19, 1877.
Dear Sir-Durng this year visited nine hundred
of lung diseases. In the lower wards of the
city the cases were Of very severe type. 1t was
there my attention was called to TUFTS Expectorant,
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power.
During q practice Of twenty years, have never
happy effects. 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits Of coughing, and invariably cured the disease in
few days. cheerfally indorse it as tie best lung
medicine ever used.
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uh, ou-u-up' and he got up and went
to the window and looked out and
blew his nose tor twelve minutes
steadily.