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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

Froui the Pbenix Herald
Yesterday afternoon George A.
Treadwell, the mining expert, showed
Us q gold nugget largest Sd far
found in Arizoua-weighing twelve
and half ounces. aud valued at $3.50.
1t was taken from some new digyings
on the west side Of the Antelope peak.
near Ysqui Wilson's place. fifteen
miles north Of Wickeoberg. The for
tunste miner is Pedro Losaro, . Mex
lean, who bas two brUthers working
With him. They have lately found
several nice pieces about the sine OF .
pigeons egg. The gold 10 very fine,
as being worth SIS per ounce. Ante
lone peak has long been known to the
Oldest inhahitan,s n the location Of
valuable glsciers. and thousands upon
thousands of dollars have been taken
from mother earth at that point, but
they have never been worked to any
great extent. owing to the scarcity Of
water. Some years ago. after heavy
rain, gold to he value Of tens Of ihous-
ands Of dollars wss secured BY the
miners on he top Of Antelope Peak,
with no other tools than common
butcher knives TO dig the ground.
The plsc~s heretofore known have
been on the east side Of the peak, and
are about mile in length and halt
mile in width. They have been
working this end for . short time, and
obtained this monster nugget By dry
washing.
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The Premiums and Winnings All
Paid Up.
The l(snsgero, Exhibitors and
Visitors al satisfied.
9c0regor Wins in the Crest
Trotting Race.

Yesterday the ssdalis Exposition closed
ito 6r.t atteu pit ai pleasing the people. II
b - succreded beyond the expectation OF
tue mort sanguine.
The weather for the week hes bern
beautiful. Many Of the dsys not . cloud
ob.cured the soft mellow light OF the
autumnsl sun, and everything tended 70
success and prosperity.
To make . long ssory short, "succes is
. test Of merit" The president, secretary
and directory have worked in harmony,
and that IL Why the association hss sue
oeeaed in it's enterprise. Harmony and
succes 70 hand in hand.
The BAzoo already sess . boom for the
Expositioo for 1881.
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Itching Piles

isooe Of the most anoo, ing diseases
in the world, sud yet all can find
sure relief BY the use Of DR.
SwAYNE's OINfNEHr. II h.s been
tested N Thousands Of instances and
Invariably makes . sure cure.
The sy~rto0s ere moisture like
preparation, inisase itching, in
creassd By scratching, very dis
sresing. particularly st night, -
il pin worms we're crawling in and
about the Feesuo; the private parts
are somesimes effected. Procure
this ointoeas. Reader, IL you are
su6esisE frop ihis Distressing Con-
pl.ist, letter. itch. seaId head, ring.
vosm, bssbsr's itch, any :sussy.
scAly skin esupsioos, uss DR..
Svsyne's Ointmens AMI b cured.
Sold b. oil pso0inene dsuegists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Course Of Study for Advanced
Classes.

Az many inquiries have been made BY
parents ~ 10 what studies the more adj
vsnced pupils in our city schoOls we're 10
be permitted to pursue, il has been deemed
beet to publish the course OF study for the
last three years.
Al, adjourned meeting Of the School
Board held September oh, at the lfflce Of
Judge Lacy, the following action Was taken
in reference TO the Course of study to b
pursued IN the public schools Of this city
tor the ensuing year.
After full exchange % views on the
part Of the different members VI the Board,
il va sgreed that the following three years
course for the advanced classes be sdOps-
Ell:
Fisst or ninth yesr Of the full course ::
Elementary algebra, physiology, physical
geography, English grammar. history.
Second wear, or tenth year Of the fall
course: Algebra Completed, elementary
geometry, natural philosophy, botany,
English composition, general history.
Third year OF eleventh OF the full course
Geo me,ry completed. arithmetic reviewed,
bookkeeping, elementary astronomy, En-
glish grammar reviewed, civil governoent,
English literature to he Taught in connec-
ton With Appleton, fifth reader through
out the course, in addition to the elocu,ion-
sry part Of the book.
Ls;in has really not been regular study
in our schools for the Pa, lev years. Prof.
Gully has kindly consented to hear the
rsciistions al quite a number oi the n.oss
earnes, and ambitious schol srs Who de-.red
to pOssess this study; and !, 10 no, the
wish Of the board to prohibit Psof. C',lly
fsom hearing Latin class, provided i. b
! the wish OF any consider b.e numb~r Of
parents thu, their children should COM
mence this study, and provided further
that recitations he heard out Of school
hours, ~ that IL entail M expense on the
tax payers.
/ d. BLoCHER, President,
HENKY LAMN. SECRETARY.
( 1000 barrels Of salt have been receiv-
oh he Rsck a Mssserlv and a, ack al nm m
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A. shousssds cen ssssiiy, there - moth.
ing 20 much 10 b desired - perfect sight,
and perfect eight cen osls b obssiasd b.
usisG l'eriscs speesaeIss. c. g. Taylor oss
Own opsieian, exercises great stil ssd ps-
sieses 10 sizing 'hess sssdisG sPsesaslsa.
9TH eass cd eooloss % shs vsesss. d
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Doath By Violence.

LA Thur.dsy while James Mcbride
and John Bsosaoo, both brske0sa on the
Ni~ouri Pseifc rad. we're hunting pew
psvs % ~ biu6s aesr Cha@oia. they
iousd h Tie woods man. bat, cost and
w., vhich bed bses cut With ksife, ivo
White shisss Nth blood On them, - ~. E.
hvns hook IL winch - written Pre-
ssassd 10 Joseph L. Ricken By George
svesss. Dec. ; ah, 1874, J" and . Bsp'ist
hyus hook With Tie name Of Joseph Letis,
eed.li~. No. The articles vess marked
b sxposuss 10 ~ weather - il they hsd
lain shese sboue too ooatha The indica'
tioea ere that Q murder hss been commit
I'D there. Il - to b hoped The mystery
Gill Ae cleared up.
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q Al

To ell vho ore suffering from the error,
and iodiscresioos Of youth, nervous veak.
oes, essIe. decay, ios Of manhood. &C., ]
vill send . sscirs shst vill cure you. SaEu
o. cHAnsk This great remedy vas din
covered By oisaiosasy in South A0esies.
0ssd sslf.sddrsssd eavslops 70 the Rev.
T. Inmaa. Hsasios D. Nev York City.
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"The Honeymoon."

While the audience last night At
Smiths hall. was not large. it Vas .
very attentive and sppreciative one.
The Star, as usual, acted admirably.
As "Juliana." her acting was beauti-
ful and artistic. She was we'll sup
ported BY H. w. Mitchell. and the re-
naming members Of the company.
Roshelle. by her fine acting hss
many admirers in this city. From
here she goes to Lawrence, Kas., where
che no doubt, will meet with - great
success d she has here. We are as
sured that our theatre-goers will
wish for her return again in our city.
We commend her and her company
to the theatre-soers wherever she may
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

-Cheeriuine~. courage, and great &C.
iv,iy OF intellect are engendered By Fell
loss Compound syrup Of uyP"Pho-phises,
and its capacity Of i@Psr'iog poser of
endurasce to the brain and nervous sys-
tenn IL shown in i,s property Of Sustaining
persona through msossl di6culsies.
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F.r bess di-pl.y Of No~icai i"strunenta,
ssA for IT, bsae wusicai isstru0eois wss
carried a y J. w. rrsIsl. Il il the
vsedics q III hat b. hssdles th~ f"est and
49, ie.esuaesaa os6r, ed sllova no one
% Arss hin 10 sishsr a. .lisy OF price.
CHI 81 - hso 1t shs sssues Of Ohio
ssA Goursh sssese, cod he-coosisced that be
h the pesoiuo musical inaaruOeet dealer
An every sea~e of ths vord.
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The attendance, though not equal ia
point ri numbers to Thur-d.y's attendance.
was fully up To the etsndard in enihusias0,
The 6,st race called for on The progssoo-
Vas the 2:26 class.
The entrees we're Gillmsn's chestnut
stallion Mclirexor, Mr.. Porter soosrd's
black stallion bearing his nam, aud the
light bay mare CenteIls, owned oy jas. b
Luc.s, of II. Louis.
The movements Of these homes vers
clo-ely scanned - they showed road The
track 10 their warning up spina. Al Els
p. q. NJ. Stevens heat The roll call ssd he
three "crscks" vent down % The dissaacs
pole for The start in the
FIRsf HAT.
The draw Tor position saye Poss Leoe-
ard The pole. McGreeoe the center odd Ca
sella the ouiAide. In ihH order q Tie
second attempt they vees assy toges Der
Mc0rseor 1t once taking Tie lead. Cen.
tella broke At the tap Of the druo asd RUs
deDoral;sed from The ssart. ROosd he
turn end into the fer sssesch Nc. kepa H.
ereaaisg his lead until six lengths Of day.
light shoved beesess hio and Csesslls. sAS
could not shake Lsoaard oG ussil essssisg
% The lsss half when shs blsek osoks asd
fell hopeiessly ia The sesr. Mc0rsgos ~
sever pushed from san TO faisb. 80 log
Q s,seaeh he'd b obssias1 that o. he boos
ssreseh b ~ brought - . slev jog 10
order to avoid chatting oct bosh his Gun.
pssison.
TIE SECOND HAT
20 sos nueh Of - i0psoveoest % he
fsst. Ths sasst vss taken vish Csa'slls
il the sess 10 laeshs, ~. - - 9siyss
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How to Get Sick.

Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much .vithoot exercise; cork too hard
without rest doctor all the time take ell
the vile no-lsnns advertised; end then
YOU will van, tn know
HOW TO get WELL.
Which il answered in three y 1rds-Take
Hop Bit'ers! See other column
pre,e.
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Col. John =. Phi lips.

F.~' 8 ~st hes NO brst<s irie"d than Col
] .ha F. Philips Of Sedalia. B-sdsS t,r-
iox s.sr fsirod u the hour Of nerd 1864
~ essury~ u sssnese~- hsa bern IN favor "'
oe,-usre s..lculassA In he hen~6t Of Ous
civ. .sd Jader 3. j WHera. sho enter
asserA ssio duriag hs short sssy With o.
ep..k~ u ~ hishsss t-r0a at hia setersss
in. .wA & Selits 10 F. 6cnis With retere0cr
. she Fsdesai CSust Bill, the N~tiOa.'
C+assssy ssed. - eeAes oaatsss in shich
osr psapis ass doggy islssssesd.-r
Nenss 0oesA
We oan hssstiiy ss6usse or eeseopoe.
srv = 10 oeed At pssias 10 Oh. RStlipa
DEssses.is pnli,ios shesA ssver pseseut
.. t,so ds;ae js~iss. cd sAss OIL. Philips
sss.aosss c p. 0sses ssA hee Interests has
~ sssA - alvsys sAssaeseri1sa . lihsrsl
- saisslsie ssssleoaa. noas Gill qoea.
eS0a.
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soddsd 4 Tie vosd, they vers sent OF Ia
that poi, IN, Tie positions TAX. q In tbs
6ns tpr. viz AcGresor 6rss. C<oiells
secoed ., Lsosssd third vese. maintained
TO The ed. The isossing ~ pretty, bot
Tie rscis. very tsos. McGrsGor bsoke On
sks far stretch 90 The last half, but ne
esissd hss feet qaiekly and loss no sround
and 6sished % essy vinoer. Cessella
seoosd ssd Port Leonard third.
TINE fHlED HEAT.
Us Won By Mc0ssgos in 2:3i. the only
iniesess in the hest being Tor secood place,
shich, after pretty race between CeaielIs
and Lsoosrd, vss Won By The latter BY
ton leaetha
The ssce - . great disappointment "a
thoas vho he'd expected 70 &c . lest trot
The trouble On Ceniells vas not in condi.
,ioo TO tros, and Port Leonard, though q
very psooNinG horrs, founA hioAelf in
much better company than his turf exPe
siencs warrants him in keeping. Next
year ~ shalt expect to see Port hold nj
ovu in Q race TOO seconds faster than this
one.
TIE PACING RACE
80 . partial disappointment 70 great
ossy % account Of The sbsence Of the feet
eeIdiae, 0ao. Singleion, vho had beer
dssss. The scoring shosed Jsoes C.
Buckskln, Aousisia Mid, Grey Cloud
asd 6osrel Nellie, and in the order herr
saosd they vsse asnt sssy foe the
vInR HEAT.
Buckskin q once vent TO the front and
cut out Tie psce, Grsy Cloud daneerou'
secood. james c. third, closely Tapped b,
Mouotain Maid.
Dove The hack stretch Grey Cloud vs'
ssot aIoog for al b va worth, but ths
gait - TOO lea, and be went Oh his feet,
and fell hopeies.Iy 10 The resr. Around
The turn Msuntsin Maid drew into second
plsee, and vess up 70 the leader and chal'
leaesd Tor The place. A neck. snd-neck roc,
sasusd, The Maid getting her neck in front
- they ps.rd the stand. james c. . cloa'
shisd, 0sey Cloud and Nellie Tar ]" Tx
ssas. Eosssing ihs Last half mile. The gal
laas little dua vent % his feet, owing Il
Tie bssakise Of HE check rein Thu
break ~ . bed one, and Douglss was un'
able TO ess him devo TO his WORK. Gre,
Clood kept hin COMPANY By running, ana
Tor 20 doing ~ declared dislsnced. Buck
skis suffered the ss~e penalty, being be-
h,sd The A.g when Aouni.in Maid crossed
,hs score, winner Of The heat, sith jane
C. fair second. Sosrel Nellie third.
SECOND HEAT
fouod only three entries and they v~rs
sent svsy q the second sssempt, Mounis'a
Msid ., osce going TO the 'front.' Tapped By
james g., 9th Nellie close up. A beau
siful race down The straight essued and
resulted IN Jsoss e. oskias bed breat
and dropping beck TO third piece. Noun
tain Nsid, relieved Of her most dangerous
antagonist, pscsd ssesdily. and, By careful
nursine round the turns. landed . winner
10 237, Roersl Nellie . good second and
James C. Lest.
THIRD HEAT.
At the start james G.. drove 10 front, bul
The Maid passed him ss the 6rst turn. end
vss not again troubled. james c. held
sscood place until entering the home
stretch, when be broke. and soon Nellie
paased hin and finished second. Gresl
disappointment vas msnifested among
the specsason II the misfortune Of Buck
skin. He seemed to have worked himself
into the gsod grsces OF the audience and
-. q ~.>aa l..oeife nth the nnhlic
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A.s-,a M.ndy ssd S.nk~ys de veil
k,.svs pse.abuIstiag pilgvios, Ps'ssd
shroagh eAis city yesterday. boued for fex'
-. They isssaa - ary md carry tbs
Loes oese this fsll, 6ee Chsist.
fhess ere sPssting - i 0edaIts vhn
Gill ~ ~ ooesg shas Tie sesss ssoed
nesdsdsas sili - diAsscsd = ne eael
dir ssasns, y Oh eohssss. IL AeoocsssSa
anhhaae lne aosesnneAf TeRsa
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Headlight Jumped away vIh the lead
ssd keps il all the way rrund iiil opposite
The sssbles, where the g.oe little mule ,ouk
. sotioe togo to his stall, and be gent
Haseock, sbo bed run second ell The gay
rousd, took he vacant place in iroet and
900 the heat. Tioe, not given.
SECOND HEAT.
At The ssars Hsscock aod little Heed
light osds . pretty race for three fourths
Of Tie distance, when the former cane
svsy asd voa.
Only oaeexhsbiiioa Of the
CuAMoT RAcD
oosld b .qssesed 10 between heats, 20
log I'D vssssd 30 The psugra00e. The
stsss 90 osde In tha osaal 0saoes and
she oososoey Of ,hs Sash - relieved b
~ bsy teen gsssieg hoos half . leassh
. froes a - Grsys.
6asoasy 3s96 elss. purse $500, best
three n I've.
". 0iloas sosess b Robert Ne.
0seeoe, ......... ...... ........ ...... !
Jsa. p. Lucas eessn q Ceesells 22S
p. Leosssd ssasn Blk Port
Lsooasd, ...,........... ....--... 5 =
TSoe. IA. 3:3oS, "a
Opss - al Psesss, pare $50, thsss
- b 6va.
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WNnt0d

4 good, Trustworthy. respectable driver.
Apply to Louis DessseA. eossss Main ed
Ossgs ssssss. $500
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HENKY LANN. S.crttsry.

1000 barrels Of salt have been receiv-
cd BY B<ck 4 M-srerIy and stacked up o.
the corner Of SECOND and Kentucky aereets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-09-14

0Voy0o'0 O10tmo0t ana e1Il0.
THE 0KkAfEsr REMEDIES THE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.
Curing the @oss inseserate case Of skin
dises-es. such a letter. salt rheum, scald
hesd, bsrber's itch. .ores. all crus,y, scaiy
.kin erupiions. and that distressing com.
plant. itching piles. As blood purifier
and regulator, Swayne'. Tar and Sarsapar-
lila Pills are excellent Cure sick and
aersous headache, dy.pepsia, indigestion.
vsrd % malsriai fes-n, cleansing the sys-
ten end bowels Of all impurities, restoring
70 heslshy activity every organ Of the body.
Price Is cents box, zee boxes 81. Oint-
mesi 50 cents, three boxes $l.25. Can Be
sent By mail N any address on receipts Of
price. Address Letters, Dr.. Swsyne 4 Son,
40 North Sixth street, Ph,ladelphia. Sold
By all leading druggists
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The Running Race.
THE FlRsf HEAT

vss red hot from the jump. Ki!burn.
Ph.esoo and Cork Boy r.n Tapped the en-
tire course, K,lburn only winning BY hslf q
length By liberal application Of cs'eu'
end sseel. The fret three crossed the score
in the shove order. Joe Rhodes brings up
the rear length behind Cork Boy.
THE SECOND HEAT.
Phseton jumped away With the lead and
held il rou.d The turn where Cork Boy
veas up sed took the Iced and kept il.
closely pressed By KiIburn. Who took
suoshes dose ii whip and spur but could
only get to the leaders when the wire w.
reached, Phse,oo sbird and the veteran
Joe Rhodes fourth.
rRe THIRD HEAT
~ Won easily By K'iburn. without brina
beaded Cork Boy second, and joe Rhode
fnishing rood third. Time, 52s.
FOURfH HEAT.
Cork Boy got the bsss Of the send Of
Old K,leurn being turned head down the
track when the drum tapped. 10 Rhode
caught On to the Boy aud ran him tight
rec round the turn and into the straight
K,lburn coming up gradually until enter
ing The hoos stretch when Whip and sPu'
ssns hin evea With 10. and the two passed
usdes the vire Tapped on Cork Bow, vhe
soo the hest By . leagsh. the Two Other
hossss oaki.g dead heat for The sscood
pisee, Cork Boy sioa,sg in l:A- Kilbura
and Cork Boy had noV too heats each and
exciie0est ran high for The
NTH HHAf.
A very even cart - osds. Cork Boy
. qaick starter, showed il froaI st The turn
K,lburs sessied into hia Stride at The bsel
ssFssch end - - The Boys sir'h. round
ing Tie vessers turn. and % the home
stretch rsschs1 Tor the lead and got ], in
The Isas ,e" yard, Winning the heat By {
aeck. in S..
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A GRAND SUCCESS.

Eight thousand People Wit.
messed the Races
Yesterday.
In the Pace Mountain Maid
takes First Money.
Large Display Of Horses and
Blooded Cattle.
The Exposition . Great ouccess
Financially.
l. -.- n,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-14
Third And Last Call

Piano manufacturers have raised prices
on us three times in as many months, but
we have nevertheless held to our old sell
ling rates through it all. We intended to
fight it out OIL that line but the last ditch
surrendered. Five large manufacturers
have to-day notified us of fourth adj
vance and another likely to follow April
I. They claim the follow ing advance in
cost Of production
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Il Office is hereby given that by virtue of
~ an order for the sale of real estate for the
payment of the debts due by the estate of the
late Arthur Rosseter, deceased, intestate, made
by the County Judge of Nolusia, on the 26th
ton, before the Court House door in the town
of Enterprise, on Monday, the Sd day of Nav,
y. ID. 1880, at the usual hour of sale all tile
right, title and interest which Arthur Rosseter,
Junior Mt the time of his death had in and TO n
certain parcel OF tract of land purchased by
him, the deceased, in his lifetime at Il sheritf;s
sale, as appears by a certain conveyance there
of to the said deceased, dated the End day of
July, A. ID. 1877, and recorded on same day in
Book for deeds, page 220 The same being
a part of the Domingo Reyes Grant and known
ON the maps of United States surveys as sec
ton IS, township Is south, range 30 east and
said parcel containing 900 acres more or less
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for conveyance
JOHN SAULS, Commissioner
Enterprise, Mar. 26, 1880. So lOl
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This is not the worst of it!

Materials and labor are still going up
Immense strikes among piano makers are
in progress. Manufacturers are months
behind orders. Americas factories can't
supply half the pianos wanted. Large
advances are yet to come.
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REAL ESTATE.
Descriptive Circular I!

The Village of DeLand is located about
nVe miles east of our landing oD the st.
Johns River, where all river steamboats,
nass, and three and half miles from Lake
Beresford Landing; very nearly in the
geographical Centre, north and south, of
Nolusla county, and almost exactly in the
centre of the
Great Orange Belt.
Ihls place is about twenty-five miles
from the Atlantic Ocean, and is almost
constantly favored with tempered
Sea- Breeze,
and from its elevation above the river, its
location among the pines, and its isolation
from all standing water, it is peculiarly
adapted to the necessities of invalids.
This belt of land is about twenty miles
long, and averages about five miles wide;
is gently undulatlng, and. in our immedi-
ate vicinity, somewhat hilly. Our lands re-
Unsurpassed ia Fertility
by any pine region in the state. In orr
village, which is only three years old we
have Il fine
school Bmi iding,
used also for union Sunday School and
church services.
we nave daily mails, one of the largest
general merchandise stores in South Flor
ida, drug store. an
Eislli-Pase Weekly Paper,
blacksmith and wagon snop, advantages
SO uncommon III new settlements. Our
boarding houses afford good fare, with
nicely finished and furnished roomy apart
mnnts, and all the comforts and quiet of
home, at reasonable prices.
For the information of invalids we will
add that, several good physicians are set
tied III our midst, cultivating oranges as
a business, but atfording excellent medical
aid when required.
CUltivatiAng Orange
and lemon groves is our speciality, of which
there are large number in our vicinity
IN aHStageS OF growth. up to bearing size.
generally looking very healthy aud thrifty
and give good promise OF an abundant
golden harvest III due time.
We are Offering these choice
Lands
to actual settlers, at from ten to twenty
i've dollars per acre. Village lots and
improved property for sale also For
further particulars call on or address
J. Y. PARCE,
DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.
H. A. DELAND,
Fairport, Monroe Co.. Y.
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Eigllt-Pase Weekly Paper,
CIIltivatiAng Orange

and lemon groves is our speciality of which
there are large number in our vicinity
in all stages of growth, up to bearing size,
generally looking very healthy aud thrifty
and give good promise OF an abundant
golden harvest III due time.
We are offering these choice
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Legal Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE No. PA.
Land Office at

Land Offlce at
Gainesville, Fla, Mar. 10, 1880. {
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF
her intention to make final proof i'll
support of her claim, and secure final
entry thereof at the expiration OF thirty
days from the date oil THIS notice, VIZ
Julia T. Brooks, homestead No, 1859, be-
fore JnO. w. Dickins Clerk of Circuit
Court, Volusia county Fla. on May LIST,
1850. for the southeast OF the northeast
! and the northeast ! OF the southeast ! of
section 70 and southwest OF northwest !
AID northwest OF suutnwes0 OF sec ION
81, township II south, range 81 east, and
names the following as her witnesses, viz:
JAS. A. taison, OF Bert sfvrd, Fla, Harms
son Jones, OF Berestord, Fla, samuel j i.
Cook, OF BercsfOrd, Fla, an0 Jas. j . Vim
ZanU, OF Berestord, Fla,
L. A. BARNES.
81 III Keglster.