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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08
Saar, Moftl, Gifrl unS guusrid.

Ote BauabtbetIung Erier lit
nit benz ausbau Der Babn BON Berntaffel
mad Wittli5 bstraut worben. Oie Yers
mefunssarbeiterr baben tir3Ii9 besonnen.
Die BauabtbsiIuns @o1em bat ben Nus,
bau Der Balm ReiI' Srarba@ gu Isiteu.
8ieisstfsfseifelIt finb Sci benz
in BaumboIber fattsebabten 8ranbe 1873
Wobrbduie r nnb l24 S9suneu unb StaIs
luxssn in aide seIest worben. Eros aufs
opfernbfer Silfe, wsI9e bon allen Seiten
berbeifr6mte, tounte nnr wenis serettet
perben. 0eit iber bic Silfte Der @es
baubs bss Stdbt5sns finb rau5enbe Erims
msrbaufen uno mebr ais 1000 Yerionen
finb obne Sbba4; wie es bsiBt, iou aud
elm Wann psrbraunt iein.
ginsn msrtmarbissn Yrsisrid,
l9ritt ma1ten bic RartoffeIn. SIN Wonat
april iislsn fe Don 5 auf 2 Mart per Gents
ner.
WoisI unb gifeI ftsleu Elm febr
ifartss Contingent CUR auswanberuns.
am 10. R / parsn su Saarlouis aue
@spd4ie idwer NIT Hsif belest. Die
RartoffsIn unb Bobnsn iabsn aus uie ses
todt, unb Der RIse mar i9uars. Cine
Wsnse 8lumsn finb erfrorsn. Was Der
itrenss Binter nod ibris e%eIaiIsn, i9eint
benz raubsn Gribiabr gum Spfsr fallen gu
iouen.
Mit benz is. Wai wurben anf Der
Moielbabnirsds Grisr. 3obIens fsben meme
SaIteifslsu, ndmIi9 &eil, Rsef, @lotten,
Bommsrp, 9osf, @atteuss unb 9sbmsn eos
6ffnet.
Nm9 o. W a | psriammeltsn ii5 bic Wits
ESIisber 2ansiurs, um ii5 ibsr ben 8au
elmer Bride iber bic Sauer ms 2urem,
bursil1s su etnisen. Die 4usf5t auf ben
b~aISisen Bau Der Bride wurbe nit Sreus
ben besriBt. Sin RapitaI pom unsefdbr
"a, 900 90. 1T aus benz 9smeinbsmaIse
suiammensebra3t. 5000 W. iol bic Bros'
pinSialtaiie beiiteuern. Der Gsff Der Baus
lumme pirb burb cine Nnleibe bsl1afft,
unb fol- innsrbal6 10 Sabrsn bur9 Bets
fridge Der @emeinbsmitslieSer setiIst msrs
BEN. Dur9 bic Bride wirb Die Bearbeis
tuns unlsrss 4detlanbss, bas gum sr6steu
GbeiIe I'M 2urembursii9eu Iiest, be6eutenb
srIsi5tsrt, iubsm bis babin Die 5abren,
UNI su benz ienieitisen 2anbe su selansen,
ben weitsn 0ss iibsr WaHsrbinis MAIDEN
muBtsn. Sis gum na9ifen Srabiabr pirb,
wie mir boiisn, NIT benz Bau bssonnen
werben.
gu WitsIisbsrn bes Staatsratbs
fir G!iaB'9otbrinsen finb auf brei Sabre
srnauH:: Notar Abam su aumes, &entner
9uitau 8eramann gu StraBburs, General
major pon Der Burg gu StraBburs, 8ros
fsior Or. @sffden su StraBburs, Mpotbes
tsnbsftsr @Suarb Ros4Iin gu g8siIer, BRO,
fe1or Dr. 9abanb gu StraBburs, Gabrifs
better Camille Wahins su Yusttlinssn,
@atsbsRssr Sreibsrr uon Rsina9 3u Sins
bad, GabritbeRter Sean SdIumbsrser su
@ebwsiIer, @utsbsfser Gid pom Tusrd.
bsim 81 N~ieberbronn, @atsbsHtsr Srsibsrr
Grans Corn BON guIa4 au Ofbauien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

isin dltsifer Sobu, eiu ausssssidneter Jun
ger pfann, auf wel9en man bic i1Suifen
9offnunsen fur bie 3utunft baute. 3wsi
anoere ieiner S6bne tommen. UNI bic burt
tbren Bruoer ssnadts 9ids uisbsr aussu,
Julien. @bre tenn Batter Der ioI9s S5bns
er3osen bat! gbre benz alien 5simatbIaube,
uel9es nod icl9e 5ri9ts tatboItiden
@lau5ens beruorbrinst! Sect sibt es an
Der 9anBen oftli4eu RIfte bes mitteudnbi:
i9en Weeres taum cine Stabt. NE ni5t
sinise 9uremburssr i1d ais Wiiiondrs Sc,
ttnbsn. Su M~sranbrisu. Roieue, Seruia.
lem, Vsprui, Smprna, g~onfantinopsl finb
Yursmburser am 5eiIe Der SssIsn tbi'is.
vivant sequentes! plas 1T nod INNER
bier i'm Oriente unb Der Arbsitsr inb nod
absrau gu penis. @ott ssbs aud fsrnsr
ieinsn Sessn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08
Sefsif&-SuxemBurs.

Sn Der Na9t pom Z. auf ben 8.
Wsai sesen Wittsrna9t brad su Stauelot
i'm 5auie bss anifrsi5ers gornet leuer
aus. Sn wenissn Winuten mar bic BE,
polteruns auf ben Beinen, absr 70 i9neI
batten bic 5lammen I'M. f9 sesrifen, bas
oas 9oi9en ni9t pisI balf. Die beibeu
9ebdube bon &arsI unb bas 6aus 6es
5srrn @eorsin wurben ein &aub Der Slam,
men. @esen Wittsrna1t ifirste gum meis
tenn unsIid cine Wausr UNI uub eri4tua
einen iunsen Wanu, bic Stise elmer ifars
ten SanliIie, Ramens u. 2euGeu. Die
abss5ranntsn babsn fat gar ni9ts ssrettet.
am II. M al iiarb su Yaaiieul bee
ebemaIise girseruleiifer Yerut, Elm In ieis
asr 9eueinbe bo99ea9tetsr unS seebrter
Wann, uerieben NIT allen Satramsntsu.
R. l.. P.
Der BrofsIer Osmanse pom arlon fen,
bet elm i5Ones 9emdlbs mad Der ausifel,
lung gu SrifeI bel @elesenbeit Der Gas
tionalfeier.
gu Saluacourt (6ompre) brannte
am Is. Uiai Saus, Stau unb S9suns bes
5errn 6. DARIUS, adersr, al. S1abeu
$1,000 6r. 8srf5sruns 1000 Srs.
gu @baepierre lssts aut Is. o.
N. cine Seusrsbrunif bas @ebdube .bes
9errn 8. 9ui1on in Ni9e. Ssrluf 400
Sr., 8erf@eruns 1900 5rs. sm ielbeu
Gage I6enbs usrni9tete Elm granb 6aus,
Sdsune unb Staluns bss 5srrn s, 8.
Bontemps, Gdsrer ~ BurtoupiQe (9ieils
Salm). Oas Wobiliar marb tbeiIweiie
sersttet. gerIut 10, 900 Srs.; Ssrf9e,
ruus 1000 5rs.
Snber q RopiIIe, Secs
tion Sop, TN Ort ssnannt Hates Made
LANES %brannten an Is. Wai 81 6ectare
eobbsden ab, bic 8 ueridisbeneu gisens
tb1mern seborten. IerIuf 5000 ST.
3u Marssrotte(S iqst) brannte am
Is. p. %. has @obnbaus pon 6. s.
Blette, EasIS5ner ab. Der bur9 gerf@e,
runs seosdte S@aoen bsIduft fi9 auf 1900
5rs.
5um BIrsermstfter BON Gtbe
wurbe 9srr l.. 5enrion unb 3u S55ffsn
y. Auarb %eruannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

fanben bic Nrbsiter 8 S4werter, wouoa
bas eiue 3iemIi9 idwsr III, eius 2anse fus
wis elm sroBss RsTer, meI9e Sa9en faft
ME uerffeinert ausiebsn.
Nus einrm pripntbrieie aus 9otbrinsess
etfabren mir bas 5oIsenbe: 5err q. gaus
mel aus Wormelbinsen lit Rreis. S9uIias
ipsctor su O%iebsnbofen. SER rs. S9auI,
fraber 2ebrer in 8ils, felt 1872 Brofefor
IN aIttir@, Sber, gliaB, 1T felt benz L.
@prtl in sIei@sr gissni5aft am ReaIs
Yrcspmnaftum In Otebenbofen anseReut
worben nab rebisirt isst bic vWoIel unh
Riee. 5eituns", elm anBeise.B Iatt fir tte
offijieueV 8efanntma9unsen Der &reiie
gol9en anb Oiebeubofen. Sn Sbsrsg sus
bet Diebenbofen funsirt elm anbsrer 9arems
burger, 9srr 5ibid, aIs 9sbrsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08
cine 2utberbtteI

sans eisener arttsfnbst fd In Der pati,
tanii&en Bibliotbst su Rom. Ser sroBe
&sformator bat nduli4 auf bas GittIbIait
bss Bu@es ausr Bidder nit sissnsr Sanb
foIsenben mertwlrbisen Ssrs nisbsrses
i4riebsn:
8 Soft bur1 bsine Gatt
9tl9sT uns altissr unS Slts,
gu1 Wantel une &Sds,
8tttt RGlber unb 9Sfs
9iel Wtibtr, ptnis ainbtr;
Dsnn ftin litbsr Dina auf Grbtu,
@ls Grautnlitb, mem ls mag psrstn.
9atbsr bat bic BibsI, bsrsn Gdtbsit au'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08
@rok8er u nj.

Or. Wi6sl Stirn, sbm. Snipsctor bes
Giure9iitsementS uno Der Oomdnen, Rit,
ter Der Gi9entrons, III am 4. b. .. Wts. su
Oietir4 an einem S5IasfuB, i'm alter
BON 70 Sabten, peri4isoen.
9em Seri6te, ben. bic g~erwaItuna Der
p~rinSbeinrid. @eieaidaft tn Der @sneral.
psriammluns pom IL. .. 90. ben Attiona.
rem abseitattet bat, entnebmen mir bic
na9ifebenbsn Nnsabsn iber ben Betrieb
pdbrsnb benz Sabre 1879. Sun 9etrieb
waren los &ilomstsr. Don bsnen SO aui
bic Jog. Minsnifrsde, 40 auf bic Gamer,
balm fommsn. Die So Rilometsr i'm gr;
bsdsn ersa6en sinsx Bruttoertras BON
1926, 55s unS-na9 ab;us Der 8etriebs.
toitsn BON s72, 062 6r.-sinen &einertraa
BON 6S4, 495 ST.; binsessn bsliefen fi5
bic ginnabmeu Der Sauerbabn u aui
l4S, 52l ST., bic g%strisbsfofen aber aui
SO4. 924 5r. ; fe ersab bsmna1 Elm Def:
ait bon 6l,403 Sr. Der EotaIbetrieb Der
gabnsn mart stusn @spinn BON 573, O92
6r., bic ausbeutuns Der Der @efeaidafi
seb0renben @rjIassr einen iol5eu BON g..
COS Sr. ab. Na9 ab;us Der Stsusrn,
Obligations Sinisn, 8srwaItuuss: Roifen
&c. tamen 2sl,250 Sr. CUR ysrtbsilung an
bic attiondre, b. t. 8 Is pro aeite .-RaG
gr6ffnuns Der Nttsrlinis idblt bas grin,.
bsinri9nss nunmsbr an l39 RiIometsr.
Seit 2 Sabren bat bic @sieui1aft ben
Sstrisb suii9sn gttelbrif unb SistirG
absrnommsn, unb ba Der Y~rinsbeinri4 biz
S9ienen auf Der Strsde golmar gttel.
brit mitbsnusen fam, III facttid bas
gauge Nss ,uii9eu Sid unb @afabiuia
Elm ununtstbro6enss @an3es.-Oie Drag
ressIn gum 8au Der 9iuie Rautsnba4 8ilt
Dor gnoe 1880 iinb setroffsn..Der Ser'
paItuussratb beantrast bic Aussabe Dor
5000 ueuen SbIisationen um bic n6tbiaer
9aIfsmittsI ii4 gu psri9affen.
Scr rGrbsitsr", bas in 9uremburs er,
idsinenbe iocial' bsmotratii9e Blatt, er.
tlirt, sr bstra6te ss ais feline aufsabe bi.
| 6rsissiitsrei" su uerbrsitsn, ben .@Iaubsr
81 untersraben, ben 8esrifi zines @ottes,
Der brpbt, frat unb' ii9 ri4t, aus Der
9siitsrn beraus,ursiBsn unb ben ginfat
Der Oiensr Der &sliston ;u betdmpfen
Sn anbern @ortsn i1rei5t 6asu Sas Gu,
rsmburser 9oltsbIatt~, Der aermite mil
Soft snttbronsn unb isins S9reiber or
belIen Sieas isssu. @arnm nimmt bad
Ylatt ni5t ben Namen v9ucifer" an? De,
Eitsl pirbe befer paiieu.
Su Sramts bes adsrbau Serein bel
@roBbersosibum's iinb fir bieies Sab,
srnannt porben: Srdiibsnt: Ssrr emma
nueI Seruais aus 9ursmburs; Sice, Bro
ibsnt: Ssrr Yietor Gi9ibsrsr aus Ole
fir9 Setrstdr: Ssrr 6. Buffet aus Wils
S9asmetitsrsar9iuar Ssrr .. Mupist
aus gttsIbrit. Sn Oistir9 fou ua9fs,
Ssrbit bas aderbaufsf ffattfnbsn.
Sarlinsen. Wsbrers grbsiter, peIdv
bsi1dftist finb sinsn nsusn 0eg pen biel
mad Der beIsii9en @rsnse bin 3u MAIDEN
fanben BET elmer Giefe BON / Wf. Bis i M
so sinsn gut srbaltsnen S1dbeI usbii Ell
mem etwa 0 20 M. lanssn Rno@sn, mel
der wabri9einIi9 uon einem Mrm berribrt
Beionbers m~ertwarbis III, baB Der S9d
bel iopie bic lbrisen Rno9sn, obi9on noe
gut srbaIten, N9 bod lei@t nit ben Sdn
ben serrsibsa Iaien ; wdbrsnb 3wei fi9 L
bieiem S9doel bsfinbli9e 8abne, elm Sd
aabu unb Elm 8adsuaabn, nod 10 feit I'm
uno nod 70 frii9 i9sinsn, ais ieiem {
3abns nod december Meni9su. Ssrns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08
Susembmrsisch
9eretnt8te Staaten.

I'm Is. @ai wurbsn gu NidisaH gitp,
Snb., Suei 2aubsleute setraut, udmIiS
Sob &sider, seboren su SeImbinssn,
nit v n ma &tntsIe aus QorsnsmeiIsr
im Canton Reri9. Iuf Der Sod3eit
sins's Iuitis ber "a u,sr BUN nsiidt ansi5tsr
ais gsssburser Dsiti4 ssi3uat," idreibt
Der gorreiponbsnt.
gSir melosten fiir,li6, bag q. Reutsr
IN Detroit bart pom S4i6ial beinseiudt
porben 1T. Gr uerlor in turssr iSsit 8
&inber, unb u uimmt ibm Der Cob aud
elm piertss meg. Das 1T bart fur ben
arrtsn damn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08
aus oen Eager Der @egner.

Wie 8erliner 8Idtter m eI,
ben. 1T in Der iiusif fattss5ubtsn Gene.
ralusriamalaa Der frsien @smsinbe In
Berlin nit So sessn AZ Stimmen bic ge:
~isitisung Der %betanntsn, pisI 2Initos uni
Aer9erniB ~erresenbsn an Ter sSnnenieits
iber Dem Sbor Sss Bssyi5nispIasss ber
6reisemeinse bsfublt9su Snl9rift
.S9aift bier bas 2sbsn gut unb i56u,
tein Ssnieits sibt's, tsin 8isosrisbsn" Be.
i5lohsn porSsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

Der 3ueifeI ftebt, tatboIii@sn SdriftfsI:
lern Sufolse benz Wasiifsr asricoIa (eissnt.
LID S&nitter, Sreuno 9utber's) seidsntt;
fpdter Gam fe an ben Bii9of oon 2uss.
burg nnb bieisr ianbts fe in bic protsffans
TIDE 8i6liOtbst. Der sinsise uatitanii9s
@efdi5tsf3rsi6sr, Der pom bieier Gus
tbsrbibeI Notis nimmt, 1T gbrifian Sunts
Ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

Dem v2utberaner" pom 81. Souls
sebsn mir fir bic ua6febsnbs sbito,isls
Roti3 serne @rebit:
rOas Wetbobifenblatt, Der ,g5riilids
apologize" tabsIte iinslt ben romf5sn
gr5bii9of @. (Boob BON pbiIabsIpba)
neil er unter anoern sebsimsn @sislidaf:
ten aud 10 Jan 9uIbiss Orben,
ME bic 5rsimaurer unb bic ionberbaren
Briiosr", uerbammt BAT. Da iiebt man
rs4t, uie Der Wetbooismus Widsn isist
unb Rameele ueridludt, unb ME melt es
nit belIsn uoQtomnner 6siIisuns Der 1T,
wsnn sr iol9s wiber6rifli9e unb itaats.
sefdbrIi6s Srbsu ruaiduISiss4 nsnnsn
tann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

&ep Or. SIatt, elm bsrporrnssn.
Der Yrebiser Der proteitantii5sn episcopal
8ir9e, madte neuIi9, ME Der Gin. Som
mtrical" odne Gommsntar beribist, in elmer
Wiiions Ssriammluns eiusn bsfti5sn I'm:
sriff auf bic Subtle S9uIsn. ,@r pers
bammte Re ais s~ottlOie anitaItsn, tn bsnsn
Der tibnite llnslaube selebrt uir6." Wsnn
bas wieber Elm tatbOlii4sr @siitIi4sr seiast
bate!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

Ole
uelds In uoriser @oas in Cincinnati tag:
ten, rpurben uon eiusm &sporter oss On:
q%uirsr" in 8etrsff Der Yrdioenti9afts.
Sanbioatsn vinteruisut": BON III 9re
bisern uaren 81 fur @rdnt. Is fir Blaine,
Is fir @bmunbs, 8 fir S5srman uno ber
&sit fir ueri4iebene cnbsre rsyublttaui:
i1eu ganbiSaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

Die Wormoneu, BepSIteruus
nta betrdst ~ssstnpdrtis Ill, $40
Yerionen. Die Secte uerlpr i'm lsSten
Sabre 600 Witslieber, sspann absr |, 800
neue. Die gintinfte berislbsn ~betrusen
in bieier 3eit iber 81, 900, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

9lns psridisbsnen S5silsn Der Yfal,
66rte man tirSlid eom gri5einen mormo:
niider Wiifondre; ia Der lsstsn Belt aud
BON Spsper. Die SADIE tlans 10 I'm,
wabri@siuIid, baB man f1 nidt meter
barum timmerte. Den n~sueifen Na6rid.
ten Sufolse absr bat man ss mirtli9 nit
elmer Ebatia9e 81 ibun. Sn 9ubuissbas
fen sri1isnsn spsi Wormonen, Rinte unb
0suren, unb pirttsn NIT bobsm Offer fur
ibre Sette. gu elmer 8sriammluus MOI,
ten ie permittelit platatanidldss einlaben,
purbsn iebo9 pom Der Stabtosrpaltune i'm
Ysrsin nit benz 8sbirts Qmte Spsper ni&t
bieran sebinbert, ionosrn ibnsu isbs
wsitsre Ebdtisteit unteriast. Ni5tsbeio,
weniser III es ibuen s~eIunsen, IA SAINT.
lien NIT 40 @Iisbern CUR Relision Der Ssi
Iisen uon Utah 81 wsrben. 0on bieien
seb6ren 2 benz babii4sn, 4 benz bsiii9en,
8 benz bapsrii5en, cine benz preuBii5sn unS
cine benz piritsmbsrsii5en Staate on.
Na9 ber gr6fnuns bss be,htsamtIi5eu
Bsi9lnHss. usrlesten bic Wiliiondre i5reu
Wobniis mad Wannbsim, unb baItsn all.
w69entIi9 i'm rOarmitdbter Sof" Der.
iammlunsen ab, bic pon 600 Ysrioneu
bsiu9t iinb unb rslisi6ien Spsden, 4. ..
@mpfansnabme bss AbenbmabIs, bisnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-06-08

DaSfs bIt nod! 9lls psnn es nod
nidt senas &elisionsmiiderei tn bieism
9anbe sdbe, w6asn u aud bic 8ubbbis
fen In Dts Afsn einsn ibrer Wiiiondre
mad ben Der. Staaten ibidsn. Der fur
bic gsrbreituns bes gubbbaismus auser,
wdbIte lou nit Der snsIii9sn Spra9s
sriinbIi9 psrtraut ieiu. Is ioqte uns gar
ni3t wunbern, wsna iens bsibnii5s Sscte
unter benz fossnannten aufssfldrtsn Amsri.
tansrtbam einen srbsbIidsn anbans ssmins
usn piirbe. Sc abiurbsr cine 9ebre, pena
fe III fur bieiss 9anb stmas Neues lit,
bsfto beifdaissr wirb its pom uislsn ioIden
9euten aufssnommen, bic ionft sewObnli9
BON &eIision, unb namsntIi4 pom Gbri.
itentbnm ni4ts wihen molten unS fir bas,
islbe tsin 8sritdnbniB babsn.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04
Agricultural Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Fruit
Growers of Orange Ridge took place
at the residence of Prof. Isaac Stone,
Spring Garden, on Thursday last.
In addition to the usual number there
were several strangers, visitors to
the State, attracted by the former re-
ports. About seventy sat down to a
sumptuous lunch, at four long tables,
and did justice to the numerous good
things which the ladies generously
had provided, Pies, cakes, jellies, and
other delicacies of the most delicious
flavor, were served in abundance and
enough was left to have sufficed as
many more. The gentlemen then
discussed the contemplated railroad,
fruit culture, and other subjects in
which they were interested. Some
accompanied Major Norris to his
splendid budded grove from which
over 100000 oranges have been ship
ped, this crop, bringing few thous.
and dollars into the pockets of the for
tunate owner. The fruit brought high
prices in Chicago as they were first
class. The ladies discussed their
household affairs, and exchanged
notes on house keeping, all enjoying
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04
the visit. The day was fine as on all
of the meetings hitherto held.

the visit. The day was fine as on all
of the meetings hitherto held.
Prof. Stone has tweuty-six groves
under his management for people in
the North, most of whom have never
visited Florida. They pursue a
wise-.cou in having their groves
put out and attended to by COM
petent person while they hold on to
their present incomes, and when the
grove comes into bearing they can
come down, build their houses, and
exchange their present incomes for a
better one from The grove. Prof
Stone, has twenty-five acres in Or
auges of his own. All the groves
under his care are kept in beautiful
order. The largest opening in the
State, Of pine land is, we have reason
to believe, that atSpring Garden, all
IN oranges. The town contains a
number Of good houses and first class
resident proprietors, all with indie
pendant incomes that enable them
to make solid improvements. Prot.
Stone was formerly American Consul
at Singapore and had, good opor-
tunity of becoming acquainted with
many varieties Of fruit OF which we
have no knowledge as yet.
Mrs. Stone has a number of valu-
able plants about her house, and a
good patch Of pine-apples.
The reception extended to the Wis
itors by them was kindly and hospit.
able and allleft much pleased.
The next Agricultural picnic will
be held at the residence of Mr.. J. Y.
Parce on the 9th of February, when
all are invited. ~
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04
he cultivator through to mix it with

the cultivator through to mix it with
the soil.
Grapes, mulberries, pomegranites
can be planted from cuttings. The
Grape myrtle makes very handsome
hedge for flower gardens, and grows
readily from cuttings, they remain in
flowers all summer, and if the diff
terent colors are mixed they look
very beautiful. Transplant guava
bushes, SOW guinea grass seeds. In
South Florida cotton seed can be
planted; be careful in getting good
seed so as to get the best prices
Press down onion tops to make them
form bulbs. ... ......
If you have not got Florida
almanac write to W. w. Stowe, of
Jacksonville, and get one.
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HON estead Final Proof.

To save time and expense to home
steaders, who wish to make final
proof, and who must first publish no.
tice of their intention thereof, we
would state, that we are authorized
by the proper officials of the United
States Land Office at Gainesville, to
receive on deposit, the amount re-
quired. four dollars, t$4) to cover the
expense OF such publication; and we
will be pleased to give all the aid
and information in our power, to ex-
pedit the business.
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Ginger.

atf kN p
We gave an account of ginger
growing in tropical climates few
numbers back, Ginger can be cult
waited with advantage all over Flor
ida and the southern part OF Albania,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
We grew some fine ginger last year
on our high pine lands, but the low
pine and hammock lands are better
suited for it. One acre in ginger
will give several hundred dollars in
money, not only by being dried, but
by preserving the green roots, which
sell at high price. The plants can
be had from A. I. Bidwell, of Jack
sonville, who advertises them IN this
paper. The smallest piece of the
root will grow if it has a good eye.
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Work for February.

All who intend planting early
vegetables for shipment should have
everything in this month. Plant
corn, arrowroot, cassava, melons, Gu
cumbers, tomatoes, Irish potatoes,
snap beans, pease, etc. Ifyou have
not sowed tobacco seeds, do so this
month, we gave instructions a few
numbers back. Take advantage of
showers to transplant lettuce and
cabbage. Sow millets, Guinea corn
sorghum, dhurra. Plant out sugar
cane on good land, or fertilize highly.
1t is one OF the best months for
planting fig cuttings; have them long,
leaving about three inches above
ground, the cuttings make much bet.
ter bearing trees than those from
succors. Set out orange trees, and
prune off all decayed wood and
crossing branches from those in
grove. Fertilizers can be applied to
the orange trees, the distance at
which it is to be applied must be
regulated by the size of the trees, and
length that the roots extend, pass
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-02-04
An Industry that Needs Develop
ing.

4, tMSs
The Indian River and Gulf Coast
abounds in fine green turtle, and
great quantities are caught and
sent north alive. Would it not pay
some enterprising men to set up
canning factories neal, fireplace where
they resort and put the flesh up for
expectation, in the same way as is
done with salmon in Columbia. An
English paper gives the following
account of the value OF this industry
The English markets are principally
supplied with turtles from the West
Indies but the high price Of the ar
ticle would seem to indicate either
that the natural supplies are not
equal to the demand Or that the
methods adopted for catching and
sending over the produce are not of
the most economical kind. The tur.
ties from which the high-prized soups
are made are sent over to this country
in three different ways: either alive,
or sun.dried, or preserved in tins like
the Australian timed meats. In ali
three branches the industry is cap
able OF great extension, not only in
the West Indies, but in Fiji, North
Australia, and probably in other of
our tropical or sub-tropical colonies.
The market price of sun.dried Jamai.
ca turtle is about IS. per pound,
while tin of preserved fat costs As.
or 5s., and small tin of soup ready
for consumption as much as half a
guinea. These prices must be very
remunerative to either the producer
or the middle-man. Considering the
little difficulty there is in catching
these reptiles, which have only to be
turned on their backs as they come to
thesurface or reach shore and consider
ing the numbers in which they exist on
the submarine plateaux off the shores
of thenumerous islands and continents
within the tropics, the supply of tur-
ties ought to be both regular and
abundant; while as they cost nothing
for their food, and may be kept alive
for a long time with nothing to eat
and without requiring any great at
tention, no branch Of the fishing in
dustry could well be more profitable.
Unfortunately, however. there is
some fear OF their falling off in num-
bers owing to the reckless way in
which the eggs are destroyed.
These leather cased eggs are depos-
tied, like those of the crocodile and
other reptiles, in the warm sand or
mud, and left there to hatch out, in
cubation lasting about a month. The
tracks Of the animals to and from
their nests" are easily observed by
the fishermen, who collect the eggs,
which are used as food or boiled
down for the sake of their oil. Ow.
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An Explanation.

The swindler, E. H. Brett, who
passed himself off as a reporter OF
the New York Herald, happened to
visio this place at the time when Mr..
G. E. Brett, of New Berlin, Chenango
county, New York, was stopping
here. 1t is therefore very annoying
to worthy gentleman to see the
name figuring in the New York
Herald at a time when his friends
knew he was here. There is no con-
nection between them whatever.
The swindler Brett is detormed in
face and lame, while the respectable
Mr.. Brett is gentleman,
who, with Ibis wife and daughter
have many friends here and always
paid their way.
Mr.. J. Y. Parce also native Of
Chenango county, New York, with
whom they were stopping while bere,
feels particularly anxious that this ex-
PLANTATION should 60 everywhere they
are known and the Heard is read.
Chenango county, New York, papers
please copy.
DeLa,ad, Volusia Co., Fla, Feb. 2.