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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

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 On Thursday last crowd of a dozen men hired a csrry-ali to go. o.out c. the races. Just as they left the Walker House a dapper little gentleman skipped across the sidewalk and begged leave to be allowed to join the party. lie was permitted to squeeze in. and presently did most Ot the talking for tLe crcv.i The conversation turned on fast driviuc, and suddenly the little man leaned back and vented q roar of laughter after the maunGr of person suddenly strucA amidships with the revived memories af a good story.
 "Py chimini, ! remind myseIuf 0i story ! heard n Carson City. NevaCa, ven ! stupphed over dare v0u jay las. vc-h [ ah1cst sphlit myseluTQit laffD. There the spd.seSl1Q stopped ,o enjoy another it of ''haV~s--=s, al- al.ef considerable of an effort calmcJ Ili17s,ll and continued.
 "GOvernOr Hsdams tOle me dis yarn abOut stage drifer named Hank Mou- kee and Horace COlfaz when he drcve him up to Greeley on time
 Here the crowd indulged m a series of audible coughs, but they had no effect on the stranger.
 " Mr. CUlfax wils going t0 Greeley co lecture Greeley was a lectlc town nH the Central Pacific road. pretty close -j BlacervilIe. Yell, Hank he gobJlcd tle reins and started down the hill and run like plazes for one dwenty miles down dat hill, and MT. Colfax shoutin ploe3 murder for him to sthopp."
 Here the-crowd seemed afflicted unau- imously with the cholera morbus, but the man from Nevada contnued-
 So hellup me gracious, sheutiemen. I'm de.ling ye truth. ] Co- it straight from Shewi,t Hadams. Lieutenant G.y- ernor of the State. lt oUly happeio oi iast week
 A snort of derisiyc laughter only encouraged the stranger to spread h.u- tell.
 We'll, pretty soon; ! almost srhht n two pieces of myself when ] heard t; a- bounced his head right mp throuE' -.e top of the stage and he couldn't get back once more again. He vas tam meal hung. Shust den be vas began Go der driver tO go siov, ven dot stage come r de bottom of de hill and commented climbing up der next biiL Dot ri'l vas all vOn grade up to dot place yer he vs goiH' tO lecture-bretty uear fifteen mics und a hulluf- every dweuty yards. or perhaps thirdly yards-you sec Had ans; he tOle you de fzcts-Hau vCuld hOller Oud: Keep yourself hung I'D by de seat, Horace; | get you dereou tue.
 The effect created by tho recital oi tl.c story was sO gratifying Ca tae narrator that he made an a-tamut ff ras.r.t It.,rH the track, but at the urgent request 0- 2lO citizens on the q1arter-stretch thc man was put of the grounds.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

BESIDES the insanity plea, the defense of Guiteau proposes to set up mal-prae- tice on the part of the physicians as the cause Of Carfield's death. The witnesses tbat will be summoned to establish thls last proposition are William A. Ham mond of New York, ]. Marion Simms or New York. Moses Gum of Chicago and Edmund Andrew of Chicago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

THE CITIZEN learns with deep regret that Hon. Richard Mccormick, e1-Gov- ernor of this Territory, is seriously i'll and confined to his room at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. The Gov ernor has been in rather poor health for some time, and all Arizona will regret to know that his difficulty has taken a serious form. His past services in an official character and tie interest he has taken in the welfare O: the Territory out of office as well, will long be remem- bered here. We sincerely hope to be able to record his speedy recovery from his present prostration and his entire restoration to health.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
STmpathv for ParusIl

DUBLIN, October 1.-The Manches- ter, Edinburgh, ClarkenweIl, Green and London Leagues have passed resolutions denOuncing the arrest of Parnen. Some severe iniurles were inflicted by the po- lice while dispersing the crowd opposite
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

Hox. NOAH c. MCFARLAND has been confirmed Commissioner of the General Land office by the Senate. This was one of Garfeld's nominations which his successor seems disposed to approve of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
Ts1TTo ' T0PTTNF

Nl-tUY PruIIC AND C0NyEYASCER. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CALL fo-u,a Iliuol-. Pennsylvania. New Mexico ,ri Teza-. Oaica. -i1 Congress street, opposite FIai.ilH.r E Co.'S drUg store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

,tY-.--LAw. NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoN-
 YEYANCER. ,,pECIsI. ASSISTANCE GIVEN IN OBTAIN - i-g Patarts for mining and pre-oIcptlon .I.;,-. .-.f .l-u title to land under the desert s-5 5-5ba--eu.furr laws. OHce north slde of -c-y--ss street. Tucson. ATlEUna.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

CoUNrY sURvEYoR PIMA CoUSTY. NoTARY PUB-
 LIC,MIsING AND CIVIL ExGINEEB.
 | ANDS. ROADS, DITCHES. MINES. TOWN l. Sites. eic. Surveyed. and maps of same made On the most reasonable terms. Otlre-Nu. South Meyer street Tucson. Arizona. ociI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

Prince TakahitO, of Japan, IS going thorough a course of study at the Royal Naval College ct Greenwich.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
[. F RIACERTPN
L. D. CHILLSON,

DEPUTY [. <. MARSHAL AND COLLECTOR. nFFICE- WITH JUDGE WELLS SPICER. V Fifth street. Tombstone 4. T..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
EIIERY c. FORD.
T. BTEHAIAN k CO,

DHOTOGRAPHEES-A LAEGE ASSORT- meut of Ar-zoua views on hand; P cture Frame made to order and Mou-dlngs on lJand. 10. l1 to1Cre~- street. opposite Western Union Telegraph Office. oci
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
II R. LIGHTHIZER

ATTORNEY AND CouNsELoR-AT-Lsw. .-or.py PUBLIC. OFFICE. MEYER \ Os---f st--lf north of Maiden Lane, Tucson, A. T.. Mining laws 8 -peclalty
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
CONTENTION.
HEAD CENTER.

level, north of the disputed ground. Work is being pushed on the first and second levels north. They have come to the surface in all upraise r feet west of the first shaft sunk by the Contention near the Head Center hoisting works The upraise followed the vein from which the ore has been stoped all the way to the surface, and shows a dip, west, of about % degrees from vertical It is MT. Boyle's intention to come to the surface in two or more other places on the lode, north of the hOisting works, in order to demonstrate their side of the question when the pending suit comes to trlai.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
] TTRNER. U. D..

J. TURNER, M. D.,
 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. AIEYEg STREET. CORNER PENNINGTON M Trcsuu. Arizona. OHice at Residence. GAS. B. HrLBR'oE. M. D. ,. e. HANDY. 1T. D. DRS. HANDY d HOLBROOK,
 PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. nFFIJE ON CONGRESS- STREET. TUCSON
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
A DECIDEDLY FRESH VERSION.

eres.oy's Famcus stago Rics Comes Up ia D
 New Form
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
T. M SPATIDTNG.
u-rrrrANII OSR0RN

a--raRSFy AND COUNSELOR AT Law. pVFICE- IN COURT HOUSE BLOCK, TUG V s5n ArIIOus. ocl'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
Military Movements.

Special to the CrTIzEN.l
 WILCOX, October lS.-Captain Rai- ferty's company just arrived from Camp Grant on their way to Camp Bowie. 4 pack train of about forty mules left here for Camp Grant to-day, also two wagons, ambulances, and five men with company property flor Captain Wagner at Camp Fucker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23

!gVEs BUELL.. V. VAN YOORHIEs.
 BUELL. & VASVOORHIES,
 ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLo1ls AT LAW, OFFICE 25 MEYER STREET. OPPOSITE V Palace Hotel Tucson Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
DR. L. DEXTER LYFORD,
MNL \. SCOTT. JR..

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. ATlrf -z-1a COUNTY BANk. TUCSON. " B.. ..s.. -rias aIii 'ozs,-+ -a- Send Tor h.otl=l-. calendars etc.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
GII.ARD.

The management! of this mine has de- cided to put twenty stamps in their mill instead of ten as first contracted for. Most of the machinery is now on the ground and good deal of lumber. The grading is being pushed rapidly ahead and will, no doubt, be ready for the framework when wanted. With the change to twenty stamps, the output of the camp, after the first of January, will be increased by eighty to one hundred thousand dollars per month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
BUNKER HILL.

Shaft No. 3, sunK on the north and south ledge, IS now down B feet, and shows a fine body of high-grade ore, varying from one to six feet in width, and averaging S220 per ton, and as high as SS00. The bottom of the shaft Is now all in ore of high grade and looks well. This mine is owned by an Oil City com pany and is worked under the supervis- ion of D. $. Criswell, and the company are to be congratulated in their forum ate selection of so good and promising a prospect
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
Professional CariS.
BESJANIN MORGAN.

s-r1ESrY .SD CoUNsEILoR-AI-l4AR. .,vpIrT ON PENNINGTON STREET. NEAR 1 tf.- Turson Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
More MurdsrI Reported.

MAEYsvILLE, October 19.-The Debris Committee of the San Francisco Board of Trade to-day examined the condition of the farms along the Feather river, be- tween Marysville and Nicolaus, finding great damage from slickens. This even ing they were banqueted by the citizens, after which at the City Hall the means taken by the Spring Valley Mining O., of Cherokee Creek, to impound its tail ings were expressed. A general discus- slOn followed
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
SAN DIEGO.

Started a drift to the south on the ledge at 266 feet; after running eight feet began cross cutting to the east on a strong ledge of porphyry, the strike of which IS at right angles to that of the ledge sunk on. The porphyry is becom- ing very heavily stained as they go in on the ledge. An eight-foot ledge of quartz ite crosses the porphyry, and both are dipping to the north at an angle of about forty degrees.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
A speck of Indian War.

ST. PAUI, October 19.-Major Jordan, commanding at Fort MissOula, reports that three Flathead Indians were killed near that place by citizens. Chief Charlie demands the surrender of the murierers and has sent runners to Jacks agency for aid in enforcing his call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-19
1871
JAS. ". STEVENSON, Sec.
7. SWIM the secretaries of otter compa
MES please follow suit, and o5liGc
Yours, etc, j. W. s.

ARLINGTON, Tex. Feb 10.-Ths is a dark
and drcary day. 1t is raining now and bias
been ut 1t since morning. 1t is great dctri-
mcnt TO farm work, which is very backward ;
in hct there is none done yet The winter
hns been 50 unusually scgore and long that it
has pul everything Na-k OF the ordinary sea.
sons. Wheat looks bad ana scarcely any
has been sown. Il will De a very busy season
On the farm, when the weather permits work
te be pushed forward. HANDS Will be scarce
on account Of 50 much demand for labor on
The new railroad work that Is going ON IN this
state at present, This country Is improving
very fast. | am in good health and send my
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-19

This Pccwliar City, Gitded Hounts, Spiendid
Dsns, and tn Congress that LegisIatcs, Ere
cot,s 0n' Eaioys.
tr,m or re ,ular Correspondent.
WAsHNGToN,D. c., Feb.

tHt'S mr. '"iNy"'
ttrjm or re ;ular Corrcspordent1
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 10
ThIs week at the Capitol has not lacked a
ppr,rnou~ event in the way Of furious words
hcrNcru Senators Conking and Butler, nor
Ils episode which was the counting of the
electoral vote and declaring the election of a
Jre-idcn, of the United States. We will moi
marvel n either: but will congratulate the
rid that IL coming here on the fourth OF
VI .lch that there has been one Mayikc day,
mr'ung ICE and snow away from the most per.
icl streets hat The present generations can
sc ~hprl II Paris or The New Jerusalem. AL!
that Washington now asks of the weather
clerk is u icw dry day to enable the huge re,
70 .lu- street sweeping machines to do their
work in order that the nations Capital may
nr admired by the nations children whether
they come from the Crescent City, the city at
lhc Golden G,Ir ct he OccIdenr. the city on
i've Father of Waters, on the Lake, the Queen
City, or the group at great cities of the East
40 matter whence the citizens of cities come
they VIII tiud something SURPRISING III this
,muiar city. No roaring ,.atlic, or busy
Im.n %, rra,r ~ in any of Tue cities men.
uohcd, Here enterprise is limited to getting
isp office and holdln, II. ar 10 getting a con.
tract. or AN appropriation, or a claim and then
setting more contracts. appropriations asd
claims. Intrigue, diplomacy, chicane, or, t.
use "A comprehensive synonym--poitics, /.
the .,r,u indn,r, Of This peculiar CITY. Ho
,rIa, beading houses. saloons, pawn shops and
bret cD, are subsidiary necessities or log,ca
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-19
Irregular COrrcspondenccD

LONDON, Jan OlSt, 1851.
The exceptional severity Of the weather has
brought out door agricultural operations III
most I" >tandstiIl The young crops being
protected 10y the snow. are bcncfittIng Ivy the
Wholesome and scasonabIe check to their
growth, and they would probably be strength
rucd by the snow remaining on .hc ground a
f,r'ni ghi. the difficulties connected with
ranSil have restricted the bulk of farmers
deliveries during the week, which would other.
N,sc have been considerably larger The dry
weather previous to the fall of snow has
proved an induccment to farmers to thrash
some Of their wheat, and the condition Of the
recently delivered samples shows an improve,
mcnt Al the same time this Improvement Is
~ small that II is ROW apparent the mischief
lies in the stacks Themselves. There does moi
appear To he any great incentive to thrashing
operations just now, except favorable weather
md financial necessities. Results, so far, tend
10 the conclusion that the British wheat crop
nt 1850 has been greatly over estimated a. to
its bulk, whilst lhc unfortunate weather which
occurred directly after harvest has evidently
ruined the marketable condition OF the greater
portion of it, The wheat trade of the week
hu> been almost q blank on account of the
weather. and prices for brcadstuils are nomin.
ally without change throughout the country.
4 few years ago such weather would have
caused a considerable advance on brcadstuifs,
I'M, now II has failed to make even fraction.
n improvement THIS may he taken rs one Of
the lessons the times are teaching. The large
accumulation IN the grancrics of the United
States shows that producers have begun to sell
in earnest at q time when prices have turned
against exporters As there is nothing in the
higher rates It would appear that United States
exporters had missed their opportunity. Large
exports of United States wheat and flour may
soon he looked for, and the Californian con
tingcut has already assumed very large pro.
portions.
The crops on the Pacific slope are reported
~ being In 4 very favorable condition, aHl
the expectation there il for another abundant
harvest.
Postal advicos from New Zealand speak of
the harvest rs beng likely to turn out an
abundant one; tut the area Of oats and barley
under cultivation this season is said To be con.
smaller than that Of last year. On the
other hand the average under wheat is consld.
crably larger.
Ia South Russia the wheat markets are de-
pressed and the demand for the most part is
Tor the inferior grade locally. The new crop
of maize comes slowly into market, and the
demand for export is very sluggish.
In Spain crop prospects are reported As be
ing favorable
In Germany wheat markets are oppressed
but barley is Grm on account of the closing of
navigation.
In Holland the price of wheat is declining.
In Belgium wheat has tended upward.
whilst cats and barley remain stationary in
value.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-19

Where doctors have failed to cure, aud have
given their patients mp 20 die, Electric Btters
have often been used, and u cure effected greatly
tn the establishment Of all. Diseases Of the Stom-
ach, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary Organs are posi-
lively cured by Electric Bitters. They invariably
cure Constipation, Headache aud NIL Bilious At
lacks. Try them, and be convinced that they
are the hes. medicine ever used. sold ~ +. Y.
Griggs, Al tiity cents bottle. 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-19

The Bcllcyillc Oll) Democrat: The Horse aud
his Diseases This Is tn title Of . valuable
bonk, published nv -. J. Kendall, VI. D., Enos.
hur-h F,lo, Vermont aud iull Of just such in
furGaion concerning that useful and noble ami,
mnl IA every body ought 10 know. The whole
tcnchirc OF the work il humane and eleyating,
reminding all that "a mcrciiul man Is m-Tcful
In his beast" Send FOR copy, only % cents.
For rale by osman x llapeman.
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Nnn Nnbie.t Work.

This Is an aye Of great works aud wonderful
inventions. Steam, electricity, water air, all
are made To serve man. but unqnerlionably The
greatest inventions are these which preserve
mans health aud prOlnng his life, aud among
the greatest Of these Is DIR KINGS NEW DIscov
cay for Consumption. It's Ell cts are iruiy won
dcrful. and hundreds are happy to-day who once
Iook.d forward to an early grave. For Coughs,
Colds. Bronchitis, Asthma, Lo>s of Voice, Hay
Feycr' Huar-rness, Group. ar ans nti'riion what
ev.r of the Throat, Chest or Lungp, DR. kING's
Nyw DISCOVERY Will pos'ff'eiy cure. We can
,h,,.,fn'Iy recommend Il 10 all, and can unhesL
,..in.,Iv say IL IL The only cure for Throat
and Inng Affections. Trial boi,lts. ten cents;
,seular size 81. For sale by Z. Y. Griggs. ~
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Magic IN The Nineteenth Century.

n. McRca, Wyehridge, Ontario, writes: 81
have sold large quantities of DR.. Thomas Eciec
trio Oil; it is used Tor colds. sore throat Group
ETC., aud, ia fact, for any affection Of the throat
Il works ike magic. 1t Is sure cure for burns,
wounds aud bruises" Sold by g. Gehring.
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Stationery Suppl es.

We hare uI the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare neic type. and
use the Holder BlOtter- Pad for keep
inc printed supplies clean and ham
dy for use. The Hodder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is ncater. cheaper.
more Convenient. less cumbrOuS and
does its cOrk better than any other
Uotter pet iHrcnted, as mere glance
at it ,Cill proUe to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all our
customers, 6iuino the best nGterial
aud best wort for the mOHeU in or
tara. II goa uuiat SOntething good
and neat call on
o>MAN G. HsPEMRN.
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The acid Rloai the rim cause and sus alniEE pow
er OF Rheumatism. Where there IL Aka there ran be az
In, ui,tiSin The "nE iioS ,NKu tUEUNNrIsM CURE' T.
. chemical prepared Alkaline, nrutrSztng the @Idlty
nd chronic Inflammation lbs absorption u l.
not clam, that cure paaHcea FOR cong alOguc
Il I'll leases ike others, but for rheumatism aud
Lame Back alone II Il aoNrrtlsh remedy Frtc - ccAts
For sale hy q. tiRIRISG. Oitawa, III.
tine OF the most nainrl unpleasant and distressing d
sruscs TO which flesh IL heir Is Piles DR. BuSANKos PIlF
REMypy las been rict tested and we'd 10 b" m nfa
HE remedy for of Siud- Of Piles Price - cts
FOr sal. by &. GINNING, Ottawa III. sprl"
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We would call attention OF readers 10 the no.
tice In another column Of Dr. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment, said TO he wonderfully efficient
remedy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-02-19

DER: Being Interested an pleased with VI.
FInhery's cAhIuIt ~ their local lnsrla nce
Company, and thinking he and others mishl
he interest in Il similar statement from other
litllc late, with your permission, furnish II
table showing the gradual though healthy
growth Of the Allen an Otter Creek Mutua,
with the cost of insurance IN the same, FROM
at December 1850. The first column givc,
the year, the second the amount of ris',s it
force, the tlyird the cost for each year, aud the
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DIR. ii. OIIN,


OF Chicago formerly Of this pScel will vial. ottawa al
Chiffon lu~i III" nrst Tuesday t each munth for treating
all ef Eye and Ear snrirAy or otherwise
Operations for cataract, ,'hCa pupil inverted iis Closure
m. ear duct cross eye strashy bns and the renewal
uIrors and morbid grOwth-uf every description Arihc!a
eyes ana ear inserted without pain previous spcrA
un Granular .yc-lids tie mast frequent dt'sI'c e. ~
IrrSf, rd,itrdl,y ANT permanently rhfSL .
From his long In treating Diseases OF me n.y.
Far he feels confident in stating that he can cure near!
every case Chronic disease also treated Consultation FIRE
largest stock OF Artificial Ewes In the West.
l.fcu her 10Th, 1879
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We then for the first time catch glimpse OF this
over estimated aud much praised cataract. M
spot on the American continent Is more noted
except Niagara, aud all owing 20 Longlellow' =
poem Of Hiawatha; and vet there are huudreds,
might say, more grand and beautiful, unhcard
" and uusung, murmuring amid our hills aud
mountains Sueiy.lve per cent. OF those that
visit Minnebaha 20 there witt. great expectations
aud come away disappointed. They expected
something grand aud terrific, but instead Of =
roaring, dashing, turbulent river, they tnd II
clear, shallow stream the outlet of several small
lakes, flowing gently on over IL rocky bed, ard
finally "A; certain point takes II sudden bound
over Il perpendicular rock OF some sixty feet or
more; the stream breaking into myriads Ol
threads or braided Hills and falling like shower
of diamond, or snowfaRes. tue foam OF which
rises like u Yell Of mist. Descending pair Of
stairs aud continuing 10 the lctt. narrow path
leads directly behind the falls, from which point
the view down the vista through 4 misty veil, 80
charms the behuldrr that a lasting impression Of
Laughing Water" will ever remain on the tab
lets Of the menory. Following The path around
wc come out on the oppusite Ge, aud here gel
another ard different view Of The falls, aud then
a little further on cross rustic bridge, from
which we get ful front view uf the tails, and
al.o Of the tlmher-crosned summit ard wooded
blud on down the ravine. Ascending again 10
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NOTE. LETT Ett. AND 81,
~ HRADS printed IN cEsscizsestl q. D. ONNANs q.
NAPesAE Fka, TRADxt orsIcE
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MiNNnlIAlIA,

Laughing Water" aud after a brief ride reach
the depot, On algh,inS from the train one is
not little surprised To see the beauty and love.
liness OF the grounds, while the buildings are
pleasing to look at Following along over big
wooden walk which leads to the hotel, but tunk.
ed to the left 10y path which leads direct to the
lalls and reaching that point, us the poet saws,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-07-13

large two.story house, with wings,
and all the necessary out houses, and
occupied it one year, all the time
well patroniZed. He lost his wife.
and sickened and died, leaving the
property so new, so valuable, to his
creditors. This is Rocinao, owned by
Mr.. Kinds, and just the place Tor a
hotel, centrally located, on a shell
bank, three hundred yards from
the river deep water, lot full of bear
ing orange trees, pleasant walks and
surroundings, no pleasure by land or
water is Wanting. | think he ought
to sell 1t at fair price. He has other
large and extensive property at
Georgetown as lam told. Any fish?
Why, my dear sir, Mr.. Vonderpool
told me last evening that he could
catch 5000 day with two men.
He now ships one fierce day and
has, for the last two months, all he
can dispose Of in market B.