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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-08-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Za1anaerS06iIiS est VerG VGTtuS.
Messrs. Ashmead Brothers are our
agents in Jacksonville, and authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
the school house. @
See revised descriptive circular of De-
Land. Fla, in another column.
Sabbath school next Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock, J. Y. Parce, superintend-
ent.
Extra inducements are offering at
Dreka & Co.'S.
Four new stores are to be erected
shortly in this town.
Mr.. Grabll is still improving his
house Oh the Boulevard.
A. H Manville, ESQ.,, and his mother,
of Lake George, paid us a visit last
week.
Thanks for complimentary notice
from the Ch0etGuQua Era, of May
vile, N. Y.
Dreka q Co. are preparing for large
fall trade.
The County Commissioners have add
ed $41, 900 to tue assessment of the
county.
The groves under the care OF Mr.. j.
Z. Parce are looking beautiful and in
fine order.
Mr.. Moses Marsh will attend the Col
legiate Institute, at Gainesville, as soon
as the next term opens.
We return thanks to Col. D. Red
mond, of the Florida Union, for tea
seeds, which we have distributed.
We cannot supply full file of back
numbers. There is SO much call
for certain dates that it exhausts our
supply.
The new married couple have return.
ed from the honeymoon trip, and come
menced housekeeping in their new
! house.
DR.. Lancaster, Mrs. H. B. Austin,
and Mrs. B. f. finical's daughter,
have all gone on visit to Louisville,
Kentucky.
We have made arrangements with the
County Commissioners to do the pub
ishing OF their proceedings and adver>
Using for the year.
Mr.. Rueban Marsh takes forty five
head OF fine beef cattle this week for
sale in st. Augustine. He will supply
the same number monthly.
Mr.. G. A. Dreka, one of our most
enterprising merchants. starts for the
North Tomorrow morning to purchase
his stock OF fall and winter goods, thus
giving him the advantage of seeing and
EnowHlg just what he buys. 1t is also
rumored that he Is going to secure
partner IN whica we wish him success
ANA happiness. send us u piece Of cake
J George!!!
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Mothers Mothers.! Mothers!!!

are yon disturbed at night and broken of
WIN the excrucating pain of cutting teeth? II
go so, 20 at once and get bottle of NJ RS. WIN
2sLoW . SOOTHlNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve
tne poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon 1T there is no mistake about. There is
no ?ihother on earth who has ever used it. who
WI Wlll not tell you at once that it will regulate
Ihe DoWeis, and give rest to the mother and re
hef and health to the child opernting like
niuSIc' III Is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
anu am peasant to the taste, and is the perscrip
siom VI one OF the Oldest and best female ply
slclans and nurses i'll the United States sold
everywhere. % cents bottle. l29tf
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Transportation.

FROM all sections Of the State we
hear complaints regarding the uncer>
ainty and want OF proper transports
tation ior fruit and vegetables.
People meet and talk over the sub
ie ct local societies pass resolutions
coudemnng it, and all know that the
injury they are sustaining is enor>
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"We've travelled" but have never
before seen town where the people
took so little interest in building up
their county paper. Why this is thus
we don't know-we have certainly
done everything in our power to build
up the town and section, and ;haye
been the means Of bringing thousands
upon thousands of dollars here, and
The people and money continue
to drop i'll. But, whether you give
US your encouragement or not, the
Spring is solid" anyhow, and will
never forget its triends-as for its
enemies, well, we guess they won't
be forgotten when election and other
Times come around! Some OF these
latter may want TO 50 20 the Leg Is
la-tur," etc, you Enow!-of course
we1l leel just Us though we ought to
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Tie su0scrlptsOaa rates to Zhe
Florida AggScuItstrist, IN the West
Indies, and other British possessions,
is II shitlipgs per 0'anstre, postage
tree. Il SIS Baaak Of England note
Enclosed IN q letter UiU pay for 8
subscribers.
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A Cough Cola or Sore nhroat

should bestopped. Neglect frequently results
rs an 1hcuraDle Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOcheS are certain
70 give fellef III Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Saulrrh, Consumptive and Throat Diseases
FOR thlrly years the Troches have been recon-.
maehdea by physicians, and always give per-
iccU satisfaction. They are not new or untried
Dut nave been tested BY wide and constant
use ior nearly an entire generation, they have
uttuheu We'll merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age. Public speakers
l29u - "
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Owing to the space taken up by
legal advertisements, we have been
compelled to delay the publication
of some interesting articles from cor.
respondents.
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Articles relating to any topic within the
scope of this paper are solicited.
We cannot promise to return rejected
manuscripts.
Recommendations intended forpublica-
tion must be accompanied with real name.
as a guarantee of good faith. Names Will
not BE Published if objection be made. No
anonymous contribution wiz be regarded
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The county treasurer, w Thayer, present
ed his quarterly report, which was approved,
accepted and signed by the chairman Of the
Board.
Board took recess until O'Clock ii.
c Codrington presented his bill for printing
the list of delinquent tax, sold June 1881. On
motion the bill was laid over until the cOllec-
tor of revenue can be present
- On motion of VIM G BraddOck, His Excel
1ency the Governor was respectfully requested
to appoint Mathew II Bridge, as a Justice of
the Peace and Notary Public for the County
District number Z, and the clerk of the Board
instructed to forward certified copy or this
motion to his EXcellency.
On motion, it was requested that Mr. VIM
jackson be, and hereby is, appointed u COM
mittee to correspond with the Safe Manufac-
tory to procure safe for the clerks Office.
On motion, Mr. VIM c Braddock was excused
from further attendance of this meeting of
the Board.
On motion, the Board adjourned until s
O'Clock NJ August 3.
Board met Mt O'Clock NJ August g.
Present-C Wilcox, VIM jackson, L J Wells
Jno " DicllinS, clerk.
On motion, it was ordered that r f Drudy
L Nj Richardson and w Purdom, be appoint
ed MS commissioners in accordance with law,
to mark view, ETC., Il certain road as petition.
ed for by c II Woodward, i NJ Richardson
and others and the clerk ordered to notify
them OF their appointment.
On motion, it was ordered that l. L Causey,
j NJ Chesser and w r Hunter be appointed as
commissioners, in accordance with law, to
mark view ETC., certain roads as petitioned
for by VIM X Lent, j II Roppell and others
and the clerk ordered to notify them of their
appointment.
On motion, it was ordered that J ii Fowler,
John Paley and Charles King, be appointed
as commissioners in accordance with law to
mark, view ETC.. Il certain road as petitoned
for by j II Fowler, James A Terry and others
and the clerk ordered to notify them of their
appointment.
On motion, 1t was ordered that Edwin NJ
Snow, Charles III Mansfield and J l. Rodgers
be appointed as commissioners in accordance
with law to mark, view, etc, Il certain road us
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write column after column in their
behalf!-ot course we will!-it's so
natural for man to.support an enemy
in preference TO friend! But we
forgot, country newspapers have no
influence! See!- Green C0Ue Spram0.
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LAKE EUsTIs, Orange Co. Fla, !
June 9Th, 1881. {

Mes3rS Gould g 3d.:
| have used but one barrel, and
every one is amazed ut its results
upon my trecS. I consider it equal
10 any Ct The $45 fertilizers in use,
az | hav" tested il side by side with
"Bo" ker's Orange Tree Food" and
If there rs amy difference it is in favor
Of Gou:d g Co.'S.
Yours Respectfully,
Islgned E. L. DRMARY.
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pected to remit if you wish the paper
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Our friend, Mr.. J. i. Bettes, IN
forms us that from eleven young trees
OF the Honey Peach, he sold his sea:
sou twenty-five bushels Of Htrult at ~
per bushel-$100 And it was not
a very good season tor the peaches
either, as some Of the "nation's wards"
made rather liberal "division" with
him, before he could secure the
crop. Union.
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BE Wise and Happy.

If you will stop all your extrava
giant and wrong notions in doctoring
yourself and families with expensive
doctors or humbug cure,alls, that do
harm always, and use only natures
simple remedies for all your ailments
-yo;: will be wise, we'll and happy,
and save great expense. The greats
est remedy tor tins, the great, wise
and good. will tell you, is Hop Bit
tcrS-rely ou it, Press.
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Mas Everything Failed Yous
Then try Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.
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On motion of VIM Jackson, it was ordered
Assessor Jno Anderson, has been presented,
examined and equalized by this Board, til ere
fore that the same be and is hereby accepted
as complete according to law.
On motion of VIM Jackson, it was ordered
that the following taxes be levied, assessed
and collected on the equalized valuation of
the real and personal property of Volusia
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Iowa has matrimonial insurance COM
pany.
The Rev. Oscar Clutc, of Iowa City, raised
a ton of honey this year,
The republican plurality in nincty-cight
counties in Iowa is 50,3Sl.
Eight thousand cabbage heads were last
week brought to New York from Germany
There were enough generals and c)lnels
at Yorktown to take command of an army
of 100000 men. But something has to be
done to overawc foreign despots.
Omaha is smiling all over at the sight ola
beautiful new opora-housc. She needed it
and she needs u beautiful new hotel, and
some beautiful pavcments.
Wholesale dealers in oysters state that the
enormous consumption OF that bivalyc will
soon exhaust the Baltimore beds. Possibly
the rumoris mcrclya prelude to an increase
in the price.
An Iowa Methodist minister, who has
been arraigned before the conference for
going to circus, promises never to 60
to another. The jokes brought his mind
back to the time of the flood and saddenod
him,
Miss Mabel Wherefore, convicted of
perjury In London, and sentenced to i'm
prisoAmcnt for ninc months, represented,
when she was arrested, some months ago,
that she was the ward of Mr.. Morton, OF
Indianapolis,
The black-bass fishing in the Canada ISL
ands is lust now rare sport. A correspond
cnt from Poolec island says, "The fish are
large and gamey, and any good fisherman
can take in day from forty to sixty,
weighing from two and one half to five
pounds
Congressman S. S. Cox is delighted with
| his visit to Norway. HcwrtcS that he secs
| there no heggOry, no poOr-housos or iails,
and no locks upon doors. This leads an OK
change to remind him that there is no DEM
ocratic party there either lrthere was all
the above things would soon he required.
Rufus Hatch, the well.kuown New York
Spectator, became one day in August lust
,he happy father ola baby. He bought for
| him some corn an hour or two after his
birth, aud In less than week profit of
| $4,000 was realized, which has been IN
vested for the lucky infant In United States
| bonds.
The facts IN the case of Ex-Governor Nor
gnn's dcuination of the position of secretary
of the treasury are stated TO be that after
he had accented the offer of the president,
he consulted physicians and his wife. and
they, In view OF his advanced years aud the
responsibilities Of the office, persuaded him
to decline,
Vast numbers OF pigeons are crossing the
Colorado river, passing over this city, on
their tourney to the forests on tho other
side. About twenty-five miles from Austin,
above, on the river these birds have selected
a "roostr Their flight, swi0er than steam
motors, Is madc In the V form. Cleaving
the mir with roar and, q rush, making a
sound like that Of n sulen wind, the pre-.
facc OF a storm, they darken daylight with
their bodies dcnsely congrcgated. Allurod
at tho roost by brush fires built by "pot
hunters. "thcy Hook like candle moths about
tie fatal blaze and fall by. thousands,
threshcd down by poles In the hands Of
murderous hunters.
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LATEST TELEGRAMs CONDENSED.

Prof Longfelow is recovering from his
severe attack OF vertigo.
The president of the French Republic re-
ceiyes salary of 500, 900 per annlim.
John W. Garrett of Baltimore, has lust
imported 100000 worth of paintings from
Europe.
Never within the last forty years have
there been so few otlice-seekers in Washing.
ton rs now.
Ex-Governor Routt, of Colorado, a former
resident OF Bloomington, Illinois, is revisit
ing his old home
Lord Conglcton, head of Mr.. Panclls
hmily is q mysterious being whom society
never sees nor hears of.
Daniel Devine on the Southern railroad,
fell between two cars few days ago, near
Somerset, Kentucky, and was killed.
The English Lord Chancellor (Roundell
Palmer is suffering from nervous prostra-
.tion, aud forbidden all work for weeks
a falling derrick at Marietta, Ohio, killed
a laboser named Conrad Richie, few days
since, while he was at work in n rock
quarry.
The German emperor gave wedding
present of seven horses to his grandson-in-
law, Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden and
Norway.
Last Sunday Mrs. Parish, n widow, and
about sixty years of age,s killed herself in
Louisville by putting a pistol bullet through
her heart
II is said that the inventor of the term
bulldozcr was n man by the name of Wag.
ncr, who committed suicide in New Or
leans few days since.
j. j. Bcall, OF Mattoou, Illinois, In a
wreck on the Illinois Midland railroad, had
one Of his legs broken aud was also badly
bruised, few days ago.
Warwick castle has been holding high
festival on the occasion of the heir and his
bride arriving There. Lady Warwick was
AT home to 1000 people.
James Reese was blasting stones near
Laurel. indiana, a few days ago and blast
exploiting pTcmaturely lao was most serl.
ously'i not ialollfi injured
The fox-hun,ing expenditure of ireland
IL rcckonci as amounting IN the aggregate
60 nbou S2,5Oo,OgO. This Mr. Parnell has
now stopped, as faras he can.
The other day freight train, loaded with
cattle, near Vermont, Mississippi, went
through q bridge, and three car loads Of the
cattle were killed or injured
Nelson Looney, sixteen.yenr-old boy, at
~. Joseph, Missouri, was thrown from n
horse which SHE'D at the street cars, and
was instantly killed, a few days ago.
Among theaugust personagcs presented
~ the MARQUIS Of Lorne ut the grand pow.
WOW near Fort Macleod was Eagle-sitting.
Observation-Disclosures
The territory OF New Mexico. Is now be.
loved tob entirely free from hostile In.
dians a. the territorial militia lately took n
scout over the territory fora distance of 2i0
miles and failed TO find any trails.
A brakeman OF Marietta freight train
fell between the cars ut Cincinnati A few
days ago aud was terribly crushed and mn.
tllaseA Ills name was Milton Spooner, and
80 hops were entertained OF Ills recovery.
The boiler of an engine on the Indiana,
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Who Is Mrs, winslows

As this question is frequently asked, we
will simply say that she is lady who, for
upward Of forty years, has untiringly de-
voted her time and talent as q female
physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants of this numerous
class, and, as result of this effort, and
practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime
spent as nurse and physician, she has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children
teething. 1t operates like magio--giying
rest and health, and is moreover, sure to
regulate the bowels. In consequence of
this article Mrs. Winslow is becoming
world-renowned as beneiactor of her race
children certainly do rise up and bless her;
especially is this the case in this city Vast
quantities of the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immortalized her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved from
an early grave by its timely use, and the mill
lions yet unborn will share its benefits and
unite in calling her blessed, No mother has
discharged her duty to her suffering little
one, in our opinion, until she has given it
the benefit of Mrs Winslows Soothing
Syrup. Try it, motherS-try it now
Ladies' Visitor New York city. Sold by
all druggists. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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FARNIERSVILLE.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
FARMERSvtLLE, October IS 1881,
IL seldom you hear from us. Reason
I'VE have other fish to fry" Probably a
good many of your readers do not know
where our town is. 1t may be some few
never heard of such a place. Well, for
their consolation we will say that while
ignorance is not altogether criminal, it is a
great drawback. We know that from per.
places. 1t is in the land of Egypt, (modern
Egypt l., Q, Collin county, state OF Texas.
tarmersyillc is on line between KcKinney,
in Egypt, and Greenville, in the Land of
Moab, aud about equally distant from both
place. We call this Egypt on account of
the fertility of the land, and because the
people. from the east, VI dry years, have to
come down here to buy corn.
Farmersvillc is no one-horsc place, either.
II is small place, but like little men, it is
very active. 1t is a hard place to find, but
when you get to il, IL sometimes Is a hard
place to get away from, Especially when
1t rainS) We have two railroads-well, no,
we haven't exactly got them, but the most
of the "wind-wort" has been done. The
Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Central, from
Dallas, have contracted 10 give us a depot
on their road and the East Line, from
Grcenvillc, is to locate n depot here, and so,
you soc, we have wheel with four spokes
and the whole out side world for u circum.
ference, and this will place us in n %roll.
ing condition. Then when You Dallas
people get short of rations, and your souls
begin TO yeorn for some of the substantial
things of life, just drop us Il telegram and
We will send You down all you need ON the
Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central railroad,
marked G, O, u, u0r while we are sympa.
thctic and charitable we do not cOunto.
nance the violation of the laws, especially
the laws of businoSsl We do u cash bust
ness now. That was where there the
trouble all lay about securing the railroads.
We thought both companies were obtain.
ing great advantage by our letting thcm
locate their dcpots in this rich belt, and we
Thought they ought to pay us something
for the privilege, They being newcomers
and strangers, and not being well ac-
quainted with the great advantages they
were securing, thought differently, and
wanted US to pay them. SO we came very
near having a complete senatorial dead
lock-" hut finally wiser counsels pre-.
vailed. We knew they were wrong, but to
secure harmony we "wiltcd.n Time Is up
we are cut short. The mail will have TO
leave. VIII finish some other time.
GuEss VINO,
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EAST LINE 6 RED RIVER RAILWAY,
Time Gard Nn2.

Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881
eSt-bound JEFFERSON ,,sl-bouno
400 m Depart. 49,. Mail -, Asnve 1910 a m
GOO am Depart. 80. FRI ht p. Arrive l0pm
DAINGERFIELD.
6l0 p IN Depart 500. Mail 800, Depart 7:5S m
1910 IN Depart, FIR ght.. Depart AIS m
PITTsBuRG.
els p m Arrive. Mail .... Depart ESQ a m
LEO IN Arrive. ....Fr ght, Depart 800 p IN
7:35 p IN Depart 800. Mail ..... Arrive $50 a IN
la4 p IN Depart, Fri ht. Arrive 200 p IN
WINSBORO.
$50 m Depart ..., Mail .., Depart Sis m
2S5 p M Depart. 900 FIR ght, Depart ll:45 IN
SULPHUR SPRINGS
l0l5 p IN Depart. .,.. Mail ... Depart $3.50 N
4iO p m Depart -. Fright. Depart 9i5 a III
GREENVILLE.
e05 m Arrive. Mail ..... Depart 200 IN
Ei5 pm Arrive. FIR ght. Depart Gas m
Connections At Grccnvlc with the Mo
Pacific railroad for all points in the northwest,
at Pttsburg with the Texas Il St L. railroad for
Gilmer MI Pleasant and Tyler at jefferson
with the Texas Il Pacific railroad for 81. Louis
and all points east south aud southeast, Pas.
sengertrains run daily except Sunday.
JNO. n FLYNN,
General Manager
S, RAlNEY, in.
Gen. Ticket and Pass Agt Jefferson. Texas
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Col. A.. Wood Merrywcather, whom
everybody in Scranton Pa, knows, writes
and says; II had long suffered from de-
rangement of the bladder and kidneys; it
had made my general health very poor. |
also was troubled with severe indigestion;
pills gave me only temporary relief, and
experienced great aniety ofmind, ms well as
physical distress. A friend recommended
Browns Iron Bitters. | have used it with
most gratifying results and just now my
health was never better, and feel that the
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prngresslonlsts sncoessfnl.

Ram ~. n..tsl.- a.. ri.O- ngurUS gtyInl,
inc result of the elections here are very
significant. Prof. Yirchow, progressit poll
ed II 800 votes, against IL 200 for Rev. Dir.
Stoeeker, the court preacher and leader of
the anti-semitc movement. In two
cases where the second ballot is required
the social democrats have developed for
midable strength. Thus Herr Bcbcl polled
.5,oI4 votes against 10, 59i for Herr Wager,
tive candidate Herr Hayerilever polled
1857 votes against Is 800 for Herr Elotz,
the progressist candidate The votes cast
for each of the other candidates were insig.
niiicant, but on the. aggregate were sui.
iicient to prevent majority for any one
candidate and to render fresh ballots neces-
SarV
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Exhausted and enfeebled constitutions
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness and
general weakness cured by Browns Iron
nittprs
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Excursion Tickets

Over the Memphis & Charleston railroad
to the Atlanta cotton exposition, are now
on sale at all coupon ticket offices in Texas
and Arkansas. The rates are remarkably