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.CoSsrANg!Nolht:, Nay. IA snillng-ycs-
sci with dynamite Oh board Inns 1cel, tie-
talned ut GalliuolIs mud pnced III cl'urgc VI
the Conlfal,uailt Ut thu Dardnnrlies.
THE l,lttuASn.
CoNs14>SrtSatLt:, Nov. 9.-Said l'asla and
Gen. Wallacr, United Stntes Minister, hnve
a,ntcabIy arrnnged tho Incident of tic arrest
ur KNvnss at tie AMERICAN Consulate Ut SIT
!o1licn fur brtgamlngr. The t;oycrnor Mt S:.-
iDl,ica 1as delivered KayasB to tho American
Consul cnnforlnnlly Will, tlie demand of
t;el,. Wnlloce, nnd tho Consul has placed
kaynss nj the disposal Of tho Porte for trial,
on condition tllat tlle trial bn b. urtltnary
tribunal alltt not BY oourt-mnrtfn, tic CUll-
sui 10 bu represented ut tic trial. r,e
American frigate ut Sn'onlca has loft that
place,
, 1881-11-10

OlSclNNArI, o., NoV. 0-A4muel solo1IloI',
wl.p was arrested yesterday hpon 4 Warrutt
OF William cartpr, Qt Toronto, ~ Aasotl
Fro4ntls!l, c!lavgeI with swtnlllnR csc4'
itors lii chicago, gave deposition today b.
fore Commissioner Warner, In which lia says
ha was employed by Aaron PreltntlIlcll, Ut
ToSouto, tv cosus to cluctuuAtl, aa1 ulat
, 1881-11-10
CUBA.
STOLEN RECORDS.

HAVANA. Nov. a.-Tle Treasury books,
according To which tile taxes Of Cuba were
assessed, have been uostractcd for Il number
Ut ycars. Tile po]ice have NOW rec4scred
them FROM tho widow Of Il Treasury c!Grk.
By the theft of tlle books the Treasury losL
$40 QQQQM
, 1881-11-10

rrnundlr1, .n1st Him he was ,tlle. Aaron
freu1,tii"ft waited IN ChtcnR0. III etecafned
Ia a,,sw"r n ui,cstiol whether he Ind come
here to l,crsnnnte Fro,Iltttcli. Nh the trotlnd
tl,at Il tnigIlt erinEnnte btnlsttf. Carter. b.
luz satisfied tint tiu lnlll lie wnhts Is III To-
ruhln, win Withdraw Ills complaint against
SuIH,io,,.
, 1881-11-10
trUJNJS.
THE ENI'EI3tTil1N.

TIE ENTEIHTIl]Nt
TUNE, Nov. .u-l'lcexl~dItioh to the South
preparing ut kniroupn will consist Ut 10,000
mIen aud 1000 transport Rntutals, It will
not start until after the conclusion 0f thu
TunIsEtL,1 dvba.e in the French Chamber Of
Deputies.
, 1881-11-10
ITALY.

4 COyF[.AtIiATI0N,
LONDON, Nov. IA fire In Anala, Italy,
threatens the creator part Ut the city.
, 1881-11-10

NEW H!USswick, y. H., Nov. n-.Iamcs Il.
Aoutrnsu SHOT ni,d kll'clt william SnrdonHx
ut FiellyIi's last night while Gslarrsltng aver
tito result Of thu aturii0n. Ai0ntrusa escaped.
, 1881-11-10
Flncl for CuttlHg Timber or <;ovcrn-
rtIcnt LMnA.

DETROIT, Mtcl,., Nuv. n-in tho t}niteti
States Court this AFTERNOON .la,nr. i. nnd
Jatrirk Afntnllpy wert assessed 500 fUr. ent-
ting Government timber III the tortl,ern
uart Of the StAtg.
, 1881-11-10

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I.rnr,n thtuk tt,ny s,o t,,,1, uutmrlu,1Ity
fnr r,Icr,,1,rr fruI,t t,,n lh.InntIlranru untn
whIct, thr,. wrre cusl I,v thn Land 1,rau,,t..
tIuiv thirty ,ntsnu4 wrr,, urrsrnt Mt thr
inr,,itnt, Mt wtic1, tha manifesto was pro,uu,-
ra,r!.''
srh,. G,r,.c,nt,,'s .}u,,rNnt weIco1urs tl,u r,,,
y,ynl IF ,l,n lIn,,.-,,u,r organization. # h.
fuyrs tl,, t,,,,,stlnn of hu,u.,-rulu Ia nav tic
urat and t,,,iy uuc.
Era,, writes IN llc k'rcea.3,l's Jun,nat coll
t1r,n,u,, the n,tlmntictty tF lilo manifesto ut
lin }fnmr-}ln.n }I.ap,,e. lin snya II h,,h thu
fnlt saur,,fm nf att " s1,s,c,tsn cn,,tnp, In
KfImutn|1alu Jut,,
An,,sYs.
Scvrrai n,crc s,,stu,cts were arrestcd r't,es-
Inv.
,uovn THE rrnsnvs A,,ursrrn rot,Ay
Wnxfny,, ,nnltnr,]. tnyrn Nnti,nYun FARMERS,
and tl,e Srcrc,uryt ri tim putius ;l4en Uruncll
f,f tbn i,a1,tt i,curur.
| AunAmAy ,u,ruAcra,
'rhe aururiau t,,,trarrs In lrelunl tturlnE
| runhrr nu,y{,rr An. M f,.tpyys: MunstsY.
III: Conu,tgl,t TIT: I4Iustrr. 1D.; Ulster. 81.
,1MEu,c,z LAM urSrs.
At tin first sI,tIup nj tia I,a,ul Commission
IN 1.;n,rrtc1, t}mrr. wns II Inr0o Attendance,
n,nj nho,t no c[uIns fur reduction OF rent
w,.ru ,,rpsrntci.
| vxxn.ttsu.
Tho cptycopal pr,ns curyctt OH tho uIltars
of Anchltshnn McCniu,'s ho,,su II, this city
were ),rokr,l. owiur. II il snpupsed. ID tic
Arenhls1n,,,s rccrnt ,,natt,ru,.
nESrs IN MAYO.
rno ors. arrangement brtweeu landlord
antl tnnant t,ltler thu Lnid net occurred on
t3Ia 1Irr,p11n rRfnff. bntnItsinr tn
Inr n Parliament far Tho COunty of MAKO,
1'hc trua,,ts u,rcrti to takp lenses rtr liftcp,,
yrnrs nj, n r,uit1cfou nf frou 4 tu 10 shill[ngs
ucr ycnr IN cnch ho}i{np IN thr basis Ut thp
rent mid tlurjn. tic mast ion YEARS, III con-
st.u,,olro of tits arrangement several ten.
nnis have withdrawn tho luticcs they sent to
tllo Land Commission,
EXTINCT,
| Atthnue,, nrtvntr meetings eycI, IN tho
uorth nr Ira)uml are sttt1 ,,pll of ternllts
,vhn ,yrrtt ,nt.u),rrs or lila lnnd League. ytt
4ha ,r,-autynt!on M nj, organization for
,onoun n,,r,u,scs ia ,,rncttcaJJv tlrntl
r,,t. rtyr.1. St,uurn
Of applications nude to tie Lt,1M Co,nluis.
sim il 11.7t}1.
t:yor,,o1;s NEp11f-r1oy,
Tin Ln,,tt Sut,-CouulsyIou ut Limerick, III
tim r,,sn NJ Enr,r,lt. n trnaut holding railc,
|
, 1881-11-10
President Ferry Explains that
Other European Powers
Wanted Tunis.
1ha French Chamber. So Be'iev"
ing, Refuses to Disown the
Conquest.
III Talk Of Dislnarck's Resignation lse-
garlel us Tho Usual pollt-
icnl Nuse.
Bismarck to Rely on tho Emperor Great
oonaagration in Amala,
Italy.


1prAr 1,1,1rAJN.
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lnSihN' IVY ~, T., % ,,''i,.,",, ,ri, stortr
lor1 Ma,rl nn''oM' ,,.; i.,st,'a, i. .,,sSn,,d.
Exehalsc - e'o'e" ''''e' A'''''1 -
ed' ,,,,t,,,,,,
TUE r'o, ", ,,a,..,n ,,,o,', H., "n,n,',,, ,,ro.
1'e III" LILLY ""'u ...,' ~. ,s"", .,',io,t
eess'n !" .iu,' ,,., ,,,,...s,, n"',,r,is nt,t
display. WHICH ars" 'n."su H., n.u"n' ,,,' ' H.,
VIZ" u" .'''o'"''o' ~ s''0 ''o'>'
object Of ,cn,<,,> - ,,ro,,,
't''Sol'Su rla1 MM'rMH .',;s,, .'r,at , n'tms,oam
ule ata1s'a''d''lfiPss mo'e ~ 49, Nv ,',
cessloi pfese1eu W ule "t""!ts .,a .,,.t,. Us.
III tlle fnhftt 4hlsa'on". ~ i,u t'"aA s.'s',
p!asaK ihe attopa'is'sn iM'e H., .,,,,'s ,
short intersa! c'''e oau tro',' tl'e .a's','
Slip "afspte p'"ya'k n.sAIu .,,,' ,1'"'...
f''n AMERICAN llaR WIS ieeeaVeu "iri in esn-
era! camping III if1"ls a'n c'leeFs' t"e sst"'e
honor was llot cohsplca"as'S 'ohae'ea I'd
aAy other feAtttro ol tno pfocess'ol. eAeei1
whcn tic coaches ct the new atll oltr Mayors
passcl By. There WAS demonstration rs
tho procession passed tho otllee Of tho United
States Cablc Company. -Four young Indies
wayc'l American flags fron the windows MS
Tho banner OF tho FREQ went by. md there was
iond and continued applause.
Agreat demonstration WIS ntso made ut tho
A,uerlean Exchange, Oil tic Strand, where
ZOO ladies waved tue American colors from
Throughout tho city tho American tlnE WIS
, 1881-11-10
ArrcStnt1 for KUFHAFY,

C0LuAl,ua o., NuH N-Dayls Jol.os, a
We!s!,man, seeeaty e1Gagad ~ n,anufaet-
urlu9 buggtes lure, was arrostel totlny for
forgery to Tic extent Ut $500 or $50 llo
wns nrresteu at the tlstat@cn Ut the Ctetzclts'
Savings bunk. Tho pagslcs call recover
,nHtttitv
, 1881-11-10

Wenfl 0f n tWE5v1Ft TT EFEEUM.
DErl.nrr, Mich. N0y. 9,--Fhe Cur"ner to-
day held an inquest uI, the Indy If William
Cannon, n prisoner frutM Alabama surviving
trrn. for grand larceny, wll" died 1T ilIa
House Of Correction Ut bilious fever.
, 1881-11-10

PROMPT relief In sick heHlaohp. dizziness, nau.
aou pulistipatioli pan In tho al.le etc., Yiaran~
teoi) 10 those uiiux carter'a Little +!YUs t1als.
20 GcAt3.
, 1881-11-10
Ientep nnM D0fttIIuI1ti tho l'ruRmsSila
elected thuar candidates,

I.cn,tep anA Dortmnnd tho l'rugmssils
elected tlc,r candidates
~ tU,'lass.
II Is brlicrctl IN wcf-i.ttorlnr'l circles TINT
illsmarck will xrck tlf=ti,tt expression If
tttr EtlllHlur'n wishes In rnsuti to The pres
mi situation. almt thu Eihpriir'a tf,slRnt!ntl
will ae stie11 III will strengthen t}isDtnrcl{'s
position.
Of the lwct,ty (sccnthl} elections, tic Lib
cfnls carrfclt flftrel,, SDelalsts fur, md Lie
CIericals o,u'.
NfssEAICK.
Nubn,ty hero believes llta,ulrck's throat
rlsGtl resignation fs M1iy!hll;, ,l,oro i!lnn Il
prr.ctlse to lr'lttencn tlu supplementary
elections.
KS1:Gi. on DISSOLVE!
Thu North ufrhin Ut1cttc prints the fbl-
ltlsyiNk communication:
1i,crr ure Un1y three }H,s*Ibiittfts fnr tho new
itele!st"g-etthgr n.netlI"s" 'l!sxsIsatUn sv THO
nppenraticu Ut I'M npract.thito ct,llsH. MI tho
whcclA of which work nHnst Gtie nt,uttirr. ~
tho temporary cnfipGratfnu TT fnGtls,iIs fnenfn.
I"ll,c In themselves. uI!ipr tho 'rh,lsr*hip or
tue unycrflInent. Tl1As thu Unvcrtifucnt Itself
Is by M tnraI,* nifrtrabiy situated tuws,rh this
Parliament. tint It Is certain Its ts,lrrslilI,
must bo 1cccptc,l II thu lteIcs.stnx t1ocs nut
ttcan II contihr ttsclf tn Negative sotlng, aid
thus render Its sf,uciy dissolution ncressnry.
/ DISPENSING THE MA.tnl.lry.
Fnnr rfugrtBslHt ,Une,fugs Auutiuy were
ltsberset! by thu H,lirr. SHINE ihrllllrss ref
r,ence IL the Suetuf Dctltmrl,s serving ns Ii
ptrteSt fur tho Interference Of tho author
tiles.
Ffs.tSKFu1:r.
AT the second ballot fur tho llechstag ut
FrnnkfUrt, Herr SotlGtnnIl, pe,m0crnt. Was
elucted by nvotu Ut !,llp, agnlnst s,G0o for
Duell. Sucin1fsl.
| 1tlsM.sM:K
Is ol,Ifgud to defer lltH departure from VAR
izcil, owing to 1l-iIcaltli.
All. riit iItlEEAt 1,.rEns
re4nrtt Ulssl,Arct's il,rrnt ot resignation M
II l!erc RttcHpt IL inti.hl,latc. The liDxxisthc
| Ecitunu says slmiar ru!lsors llnye always
imelt precursors ut nlettsllreH Which dit not
| secure parliamentary approval, a1nl have
becn invariably followed By tic extension ut
the ChnncutlDr's powers.
T1its Will. rI.EAal; THE F1tEScIt.
). 1'hr Treasury estimates cuntntn mn lien
ri .,:AO, QUO nlurks fur tic erection Of III 1ul
rerini f'aincr ut 3trnssbnvg.
| THE rot.IcE riI0!nnirEE ~ MEETING
ut which the Socialist, flasencayer, w,ts tu
have spoken. 1[nsclicfuyer wns arrested.
, 1881-11-10
4 Prominent Grocer Of Kansas
City Shot and Instantly
Killed.
A Young Negro Desperate Fa'
tally Shot by Il Mob at
Adrian, III.
Two Cowhoys In Iail In Arfxona
ilangctt by d Mnb ut Masked
Men.
Cluxton, tie Vandalia Forger, Removed to
Eflnghum for safet5-rhe Usual
Orima Budget.
4 Kansas city t:rncer shut and Instant"
" K,itss.
F8tctht 7sodtth to 7Aa Ehff6at Tirthuns.

4 Kansas city Grnccr shut and Inxtant~
~ Kiltps.
ansctdt D'patea to 1As chftaao 1rtbun.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, nav. 3.--About 3
o'clock tonight John SIl,a,r .tr.. ofIe of uIo
lfst-ktl0wmyuulix nlcn IN kuiIst,s EEty. WIS
shot md INSTANTLY killed In tIie n!lre uf u'e
ST. .1a,,rs IlotGl by i. II. l.,s$ell, II former
]fycrystable kccper. StInsr to,tas. III o'n IF
thu Justices rDutts. WIS Wlthe*s hgnlflat
Rissotl. and Ntron lio stnnt atttEe.L Il. strong
la.ynagc tn tie fact that Rtlsst:fl WIS dis
tlnlt..st, md fnr this hu was ktllett tonight
while eating supptr ut tho vt. JAMES. SInarT
saw Russell watchlng hin fronl tho t'icr,
and, us I,e calne out, Russell, .wliU
IL II man SIX fta.t hiytt, weighing
III pounds. rushed ut him and demanded
tllas liz sl,onld apologize fur tho lunsnaks
fist'It In court SinaTt said lIc Ind hDllshg To
taku bucl. anil was knockc,1 down. Ssnlrr
was very s,uatE islA,l physically, and 1tus~
sell c.tulA wl,ipa DOZEN like HIN. rs hc got
~ from tile ftuor l!c drew II knifc FROM at
lnsi,lp pocket ufd rushed 1T Russell. making
slight cut III Ills n,t:lgOnist's clothes. ltl,s-
Aeil thpII drew Il lLl,ayy CuIt'S revolver aid
fired, but lnissttt Ills tIall, tile bullet *tril;ing
Tho w1iE within III iin ot Il stlnlIaGrs I,catl. Il
hclns nccuplsa ly f,rtiy or !iity GUESTS, at!tt
Sil.arr tr'ett To slllrlA l!lmse1f bynte II thu
ErU,, pUstx ulat SUPPORT tho nlcc ceiling.
Russell sti Il kept firing. although f'nMrttlned
t!iul Shot the buffet eftered S,navY's !nA!y
just below tl.e heart, nnd lie died III lcys5
ttIan sixty sect,,lls. 3marr, who ts ct'sc1y
s..tatrd to Afr. Il. t. 1}nllenr. tbs well.knawM
| tars-goSfs lnercllnt, was II harmless: i,inf.
| fensire gcntlcll,!l, ,lld urnIel hinsslt utter
tic trnl In tl,u cO.lrt becn,lsc Russell threat.
ctc,l tu lx lilut. Russell formerly resided ut
indianapolis, Mll bears anything but Il sood
| ttLt.1tt II? lttt1
, 1881-11-10

The only cure for cotns. II. 8. Frederick s
Cas- CurentlBc. y ccAta. Fuller y fulltF' -
Market 9tEcet. ~
, 1881-11-10

Twenty ycur& a.o II was mod csi1y!
wa i'm iInt4st achievement of tho sennes OF
pcrttl,1ery It tns never since leen a4ualed "
any other ,lsstIfIutluu. To-Day It IL sold fron
atnfuL. III T4XNS.
, 1881-11-10
THIIsOII.

4 NEW GUyEHN01s'uESEHAr.
CoSsrASr1NopIE, Nov. u.-Vnsylln 1'aslia
has bnen appointed Goyernor.tienerni Of.
lripoli.
, 1881-11-10
FOREIGN.

NVnDlWN"
4 General Holiday Ycster-
r. day in the City Of
London.
,,ocors 10 The American People
Paid IN the Lortl Mayors
Procession.
s,secbes Of Gladstone and
Lord Granville at tho
Banquet.
Granville Particularly Proud Of tho
popular Relations Established
with America
panisl Grant. Member Of Parliament sialas
'' rorlh OIL ihe Growth uF Re.
pablieanislm.
President Ferry Explains that
Other European Powers
Wanted Tunis.
The French Chamber. So Be''ev"
ing, Refuses to oisown the
Conquest.
III To1k Of Dis,narck's Resignation Re-
garlel Us Tho Usual pollt-
icnl Ruse.
Bismarck to Rely on tho Emperor-9reat
oonaagration in Anala,
Italy.
, 1881-11-10

l.OSpOS, Nov. !.-AtlyIecs from Trfpolt
announce that the French Consul there WIS
recently fired Mt by soldier. who was ar-
rested.
The Florida agriculturist., 1881-07-20
Agricultural Societies.

Florida Fruit Growers Assoclation.-C'
CodTington, pres; D. S. Place, vlce-pres.'
+. II. Elliot Sec; w. II Ashmead; as,n'
sec: C, A. Choate, cor. Sec; G.: W; DAVIS,
treas. Executive Committee, y. z. Petltt
d. SAWYER, F. L. Dancy and a, l. b ldwell.
Norwalk. Fruit and Vine Club.-Col'
RSbt. Bard pres; DR.. Geo. Rogers, sec
New Smyrna Agricultural and Fruit
Growers Society.--Mr. NJ. b. ROlfe pres,
w. S. Hart, vice-pres.; Mrs. Nj. Is, Roi1e'
scotland treas,
Orange Ridge Agricultural and lmml-
grafton Societv.-Dr, B; 3, Bennett pres res"
John Cannon Sec: j. Y: Parce, cor: sec
DeLand, Volusia Co. Weekly neehhgs
Orange Park Fruit and Vegetable Crow
ers' Association.-Orlando 9 Knapp, Pres;
d. E. Sabin, Vice-Pres.; o. Campbell
Cor. Sec; Rev. o. Taylor, Sec. and Treas
Correspondence invited.
Lake George Fruit Growers Assocla-
tion.-Judge A. 3. Bartlett, pres, George,
town; w. w. Hawks, Z. Kirby, Mrs: f.
A. Manviile, vice-pres'ts. A. H. Ma1ville,
Sec, Lake George; r. o: Hammond, cor
sec. Fort Gates; George ID. 1hom' treas,
GEORGETOWN. Monthly meetings every
econd Saturday of eac h month
The Florida agriculturist., 1881-07-20
State OF the Weather
A Fool once More.
AT DELAND.

"For ten years my wife was con-
fined to her bed with such a compli-
cation OF ailments that no doctor
could tell what was the matter or
cure her, and used up small for
tune in humbug stuff. Six months
ago l saw United States flag with
Hop Bitters on ii, and l thought
would be fool once more. l tried
it, but my folly proved to be wisdom.
Two bottles cured her, she is now as
we'll and strong as any mans wife,
and it, cost me only two dollars. Such
folly pays."-H. W., Detroit, Mich
igan,-Eree Press.
The Florida agriculturist., 1881-07-20
THE FLORIDA AGRIC ULTURIST.

large lot are spoiled on his hands,
which nobody wants, neither does
the contractor want any more.
we take this ground not Tor any
expected gain to ourselves, but think
ing, perhaps, some new corners, who
have not had experience in these
matters, might CLEAN a few ideas
that would benefit them. For this
we hope, knowing well the trials
which many new settlers will have 10
undergo.
The Florida agriculturist., 1881-07-20
JULY 90.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

LzlD1eTs00GLSS est UeTn U3Tt9LS.
Messrs. Ashmead Brothers are our
agents in Jacksonville, and authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper.
Prayermeeting Wednesday evening at
the school house.
See revised descriptive circular of De-
Land. Fla, in another column.
Sabbath school next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock, j. Y. Parce, superintend-
ent.
Use the high-test Kerosene, for sale at
the Drug Store. It is something extra
Prospectors for land are continually
dropping IN.
Capt. Rich and family left last weak
for South Carolina.
Professor E. M. Murch, of Louisville,
KY, visited DeLand last week.
Mr.. Geo. Bison at Orange City. has
beautiful grove just coming on.
Mcneil & Zumalt will erect large
furniture store on the Boulevard.
Mr. Orson J. Hill is erecting COM
Portable house on his land at Beresford.
The seasons are splendid we never
saw the orange trees looking more beau
tiful.
j. A. Huffman bored we'll last week
for MI. Peck that measured fifty feet in
depth.
Mr.. Will Parce has received the con-
place and the river.
Mr.. j. d. Bohaunon has purchased for
ty acres of land for parties in Kentucky
from Mr.. J. F. Allen.
The State land office at Jacksonville
has been discontinued. Applications
must be made at Tallahassee.
A letter from Nassau, N. P, informs
US that the scale insects have attacked
the orange trees in that Island.
We were kindly presented with the
"boss'ss melon Of the season by Mr.. VIM.
Hulst, Sr. Enough for q regiment to
devour.
Capt. j. B. Wood is having the five
acre lots on the boulevard belonging to
Messrs. Fisher and Cromie, of LOUIS
vile, KY, cleared up.
Excellent ice>cream is now being sold
on our streets by William Kings. He is
prepared to furnish any quantity
for parties or dances.
We return thanks for compliment
tary ticket to the Cincinnati Industrial
Exposition, which opens in that city on
the 7th of September next and lasts to
Sth of October.
List of jurors for tie Circuit Court
tor Volusia county, at Enterprise, Sept.
18th 1881. Grand Jury: Niles Pierson,
G. W. Peterson, Frank NJ. Cone, P. S.
Pillsbury, Ruben Marsh, G. E. Kirk,
Allen L. Sparkman, James Sauls, John
B. Odum, c. L. Dohp, Jas. McCluse,
H. Fl. Deyarman, o. P, Terry, E. w.
Livingston, Jas. Underhill, j. E. Adcox,
a. Fl. Carter, nj. F. Osteen. Petit
Jury: Jas. G. T.. Bennett, Tobias Black
welder, J. P. Ditson, Francis Montague,
j. c. Hickman, John G. Maley, Frank
Register, H. S. Barker, Emanuel Noda,
Jas. 81. Purdum, Geo. Johnson, J. A.
r. Hull.
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ShiDDing Oranges.

Read before the Lake George Fruit GrowerS' As
Socdton, 6y ". W. H0Wks, Esq, Of Lake
George.
Mr. PreSident:-Having beenasked
to give my views and experience in
regard TO the disposal of our orange
crops, and believing it to be matter
Of very great importance to many a
grower who has, perhaps, used up his
little capital, with which he began
life in Florida, and as yet had but
small returns TO show for his years of
toll and self denial, and feeling strong
sympathy with and tor such, as being
myself one of them; and believing,
that each, in a community like ours,
should do all in his power to benefit
his neighbor 10y interchange Of views
and experience I therefore give YOU
my ideas on the subject Of shipping
oranges.
If there is any one thing in regard
to the orange business, concerning
which l am fully decided, it is as to
the best way OF hauling and dispos-
ing of our oranges after they are
grown. I say decidedly let every
producer of this kind Of all fruits
keep the thing in his own hands and
himself reap what profit may accrue
from the disposal of the same. Why,
sir, should we give a middleman a
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LAKE EUsTis, Orange Co. Fla, !
June 9th, 1881. {
MeSGrS. Could G Ga

4MeSGrS. Could c Co.:
L have used but one barrel, and
every one is amazed at it's results
upon my trees. l consider It equal
to any of the S45 fertilizers in use,
as have tested it side by side with
"Bowker's Orange Tree Food" and
II there is any difference it is in favor
OF Gould & Co.'S.
Yours Respectfully,
Lslgned E. i. DEMARY.
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1t is q Foolish HTiStasra

to contound a remedy OF merit with
The quack medicines now so common.
We have used Parker's Ginger Tonic
with The happiest results tor Rheu>
matlsln and Dyspepsia, and wheu
worn out by overwork, aud know it
to be a sterling health restorative
Times.
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The President.

We are glad to announce that the
news from the President continues
favorable, and he is in a fair way to
complete recovery.
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Judge William Lawrence. firt comp
trollrr q me Treasury, ma -n'n''t'a ~
annual report, p ~nicn 'ne Following ~
abstract: AceonnI~ and s'ucnrI. nave oeen
resolved from the 1871 H"a H'n Nra'''.
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Land Office. and credited - follows: Prom
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were counted and certified - follows, To-
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