The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-10-13
REAL ESTATE.

The the reliable
paying interests this highly favored region presenting as it does the
the nestyOf entering detailed statements as though were
leading this rapidly growing
@ ness h v ertensve operations beyond what desirable
offer for sale either half Or an entire interest the @ S contains
fronting OF mile on the beau
position all udded Of that
number 800 bearing produce of fruit
Next wear at bearing yield Within
three en @5s will be a nn @ entire a
this grove out in the prolific lemon png con
est Of tenpen It be the best section
cal fruits First because the soil deep vegetable mold unaeld with de'
posed shells and dm poa and hence ana per-
the growth such fruits Second Lake upon which
the lake The heat an from this wa spring
protection the most
tender plants for miles around Thus this section Justly n e4 5 this
TROPICAL CENTER The great -eeze OF 1872 did not KIN 'ne Ma eeS
axe the of 1876 nue the most tender lime bud MS slo
lime the most tender of the citrus family The
via the Wthlacoochee Cedar
Keys distance Of 50 miles safe and sure and durtneI the Tht %
builta be to
will sell half interest for $4,000 make
this difference Il If eI aaf interest Will give nv personal
prefer r t y. free Of for two Years: ony expecting the pur-
contribute onea the expenses actually incurred
least $780, 1000 and can then be
addono suit purchasers ai5 Fine
miles south ooa known as the Hyde Park place
jury to the balance oft tract:
planted One lot 40 with 10 acres
planted 10 o. 4 planted
There are the good
Mill and EaporatOr worth $780, TN! land tO raising
vegetables and after the list of January next at which time rsnnsr Railroad
the entire tract for $4,000 cash. or will sell the three groves as
5000
divide sell the balance of the land as purchasers may desire at
prices according to quality and location -
who familiar with orange culture will
setting out the trees sweet
old cnbe bought for from 30 cent?
clearing and fencing hammock land will nor exceed
hammock landasf follows:
Ein3f e s9st oa per s nng per acre 5
COST the trees 100 to the 80 to So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OtO1@
In estimating already cleared the cost
given This cleared land equally as good as
hammock and the be raised with equal II IN
protection gwood posts be driven down near ecn
tree ard the suitable wrappne
until the old enough stand the GOa @ @ & for
and hold the wrapng and oeng M
thus and protecting the trees Or tnree wears
The CAN'T be that there need be no
additional to the above answer that while the grove hams to-
- Ls as eaTly 80 from the 1st to 18th of April of rich
hammock lands hlfuly cultivated fezng will yield from
Thus while cultvaing the grove the owner ny
crop but derives handsome income A
potatoes and ground peas and will produce as follows
s g s sGs b R TS OnsAs
SIcuhd peas q So bushe per bush
last mentioned crops tne
fizes thus benefit the grove Inc ooe
are made only forrc land.
rng what Will be the yearly increase IN
he value and how soon the grove
will nGs TO saes and RTs s y a f s v6 the
% not c he S o per aSTs adv % t
s@{ nj 81 Ks SIt ss: @ sF' are entirely free
tie T pe ss W. Ss % 5 bss5S af fSs
Forf information address
Adam L. Eichelberger,
ocaa, Marion County, Fla.