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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-07
From Our Tangerine COrrespOn-
dent.
Editor Of The Florida Agriculturist.

=
dent.
Editor of The Florida Agriculturist.
In tulfllment of my promise to
send you items Of interest from diff.
terent localities, send you these
lines from the new settlement of Tau.
gerine. on lakes Ola and Beauclaire
some ten miles beast from Fort
Mason, in northern Orange county.
There isn't much to see at "the
Fort especially there isn't any fort;
but it is said that several miles out
there is remnant of old Fort Mason.
II there had been much to see I
could not have seen it, for soon after
the cars arrive from Astor one must
go on the boat ii he is to pursue his
journey, 4e
The boat lands you at Lake Eustis
Landing, as the result of few min>
utes ride from "the Fort 9 There /
found Col. JOHN A. Mcdonald, as
tiuenttas ever, expatiating on the ad.
vantages ot Florida. The Colonel
has done much to attract settlers to
this part of the State. The lake
Eustis people now have weekly
paper, the SEMI i>ZTopic0l; not very
large, it is true, but this very fact
shows there is plenty of room for
growth. A ride around the country
adjacent TO Lake Eustis rost office
shows many new openings. One
particularly, though not new, inter-
ested me much an invalid OF about
fifty years of age settled, some five
years go. on the shore Of one of the
Ilnany beaaSitul clear water lakes tor
which this region is noted. His
means were very limited, but he has
had about fifty dollars per year to
live on. He has a cabin on clears
ing of about FIVE acres, and some
200 or more orange trees in grove,
doing well. Some one will ask,
with such limited means how has he
been able to buy fertilizers for his
trees?" "Well, he just didn't buy
any. He believes in patronizing
"home industries" and so from time
to time he has carried pine leaves and
composted them whitewater. His
trees have been fed on that kind OF
compost, and his soil is rather be.
low the average in quality. So much
tor the encouragement of those who
have to grow their trees and have no
money to send to Mapes, Gould &
Co., or Bowker.
AT Tangerine | saw and heard
many things to interest me. A we'll
backed company are developing Deer
Island, between lakes Dora and
Beauclaire, and it is understood that
they will put out sixty acres of
oranges and ten of vegetables.
Messrs. Tremain of Lake Eustis, and
Mabbitt, of Royallien, are partners
and resident managers.
Hon. Dudley Adams large grove
on Beauclaire looked weedy, "but
that's the intention" said the gentle.
man who kindly showed us around.
Mr.. A. plants wide apart, on fair
quality of pine land, and depends
mainly on plowipg under weeds and
cow.peas to teed the trees, and the
results this far justify his plans.
His seedlings, champion" "Honey
Sweet" and "Early Cluster" are
fruiting well this year.
The six.year old grove OF M. M.
Simpson, for which he has been OF
fered ten dollars per tree, is doing
we'll. Mr.. S. came to this part of
the State about six years ago, so far
gone with consumption that he had
to be lifted from his wagon. He
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-07
PRICE s CENTS.
! S2.OO PEES ANNUM

had but little capital, but had an
efficient help-mate who assisted him
even at building log fence. Con.
sumption is OF the past, and now in
their declining years they have a
nice home. and will very soon have
an income that will do awav with
the necessity for hard work. Bnt
am stealing the thunder" of vopr
regular correspondent at this point.
H. Foster, for he has long aoo
taken copious notes of Mr.. SIMPSONS
six years experience, and intends to
write it up in full soon for vour
pages. The experience of men with
little capital in money or strength
who nevertheless succeed in maxine
homes in the orange sections of
Florida must be interesting as guides
to beginners. tHa l7,a 4.
AS local jottings' l give the fol-
lowing Two marriages recently in
the settlement; Miss Kelly and
Holland Williams took the settlement
by surprise, so also. was the MARRIAGE
OF }. Heron Foster with A. MYRTLE
Hitchcock sudden affair. Rumor
has it, however, that thew were
united several years ago, but that on
some technical grounds their union
had been pronounced illegal, and
that now the legal quibble having
been removed they were again
united according to the laws of
Florida.
Railroad talk runs high, Rumors
are rife of the pushing through of the
road from Sant6EJ via Sorrento to
Fort Mason. This road will come
within few miles of Tangerine.
Then there are also rumors that the
Sanford and Orlando road intend to
run a branch to Fort Mason, via
Apopka, Zellwood, Tangerine, etc.
DIR. Sanford M. Sarvin, recently
from Arkansas, arrived in the settle.
ment, and has taken homestead
which ne is improving The Doctor
is licensed local minister of the
Methodist Church, both Northn and
ES"Sonth." He is not now in the prac.
tice OF medicine, but intends TO fol-
low building and contracting, being
a first class mechanic.
At j. H. Fosters can be seen IN.
finest bed Of fifteen thousand oranoe
and lemon seedlings 1t has been nv
pleasure to behold. His home looks
rough, but ne has had splendid
success with what he has done toward
grove and nursery. Having had
years of experience as a nurseryman,
he NATURALLY enough turns that ex,
perlence to account to provide an in
come previous TO the time when his
grove will yield. He longs for
family COW such as even poor tami.
lies In the North possess, hence he
has tried many forage plants. Ber.
muda grass is good if land is rich.
but Jon common good pine land
doesn't promise much. He has two
distinct varieties of it. Para grass
makes a fine growth Teosinte does
not promise very good results. He
also tried new variety OF Egyptian
corn, sent out as a forage crop bv
well.
T'RAUFr
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Peen-to and Honey Peaches.

Peen-tO and Honey Peaches.
Editor Of The FLORIDA Agrfcultmfst.
Asthese two peaches are becoming
popular in your State, and noticing
of late that there is a disposition
with some persons TO give them new
names in order to receive some pc
cuniary benefits by denominating
these varieties under a new disguise,
and thus create confusion in the no.
menclature OF our accepted fruits, l
beg leave TO give the history of these
peaches.
Abont the year 1852, Mr.. Charles
Downing, of Newburg, N. Y, the
venerable and illustrious pomo.
logist, received some peach seed from
China One Seeding survived
through the second year and buds
taken before it produced fruit.
This proved to be awise provision as
the original Seeding died soon after
wards. One of these budded trees,
and it was afterwards ascertained
that it was the only one which sur>
vived removal, was given to the late
Henry Lyons, Esq, Of Columbia, S.
c., who in turn gave the exclusive
right to propagate and disseminate
to the ''Fruitland Nurseries" of Au-
gusta. The first fruiting of this peach
was in 1888, and this tree is still
standing in my specimen orchard
where it has scarcely tailed TO pro.
duce crop OF fruit annually since
1858. The first trees were sent out
in 1859, but owing to the excessive
sweetness and lack Of flavor, the va
riety did not become popular mark,
ct fruit as was expected. Trees of
this variety have been growing in
Florida since 1860 and as the fruit is
apt TO reproduce itself from the seed
with but slight variation it is posi-
BILE that varieties have been pro-
duced.
You will see by this that it Is not
a new peach, and that I claim the
right of having first disseminated it.
PEEN TO Or FLAT PEACH OF CHINA.
In "Downings Fruit and Fruit
Trees OF America" this peach is des>
crlbed and the following foot note
added:
"Should any one of our amateurs
now possess it we shall be much
gratifed to receive buds of it."-Re-
vised edition 1869.
This note is also found in edition of
1858, where it further states that,
this variety has been several times i'm
ported to this country and lost on
the way"
In 1859 l imported trees of this va
riety from France, but they proved
incorrect as they produced large
red freestone and oblong peach. Sub
sequently I found that the true va
riety did not exist in France or if so
in the trade.
In 1869 my friend j. G. Crib,
Esq, of Brisbane, Australia, sent me
quantity of peach seed of type quite
distinct from our Common or Per-
sian and known in the Australian
colonies as the China Strain.
In his description he stated that
nearly all these varieties were al>
most evergreen, some having mature
fruit when those OF the Persian type
were fairly in bloom. Some pro-
duce fruit OF oval shape, others very
much fiattened, some being freestones
others clings and again that many
were of dwarf growth and had
double flowers, whereas others at
tanned height of twenty feet and
had single flowers.
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L LIZA V L
ITO be Conti,s1ed.)

There is beautiful sight in Mrs.
cranes flower garden at the Orange
Grove Hotel, a large bunch of Pam.
pas grass is In tassel and is exceeding.
ly pretty.--Gu!f Coast Progress.
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The energetic people of Sum ter
county are working zealously for a
great fair in February next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
PEsOFEasaNNaL CAysS.-
CORNER KING s. ST. AsAPH SITS

a CARD-It should be generally known that
@aa' persons 80 unfortunate "a - lose ore or
more Of their teeth need not visit wceks and
moniha Tor artificial subStitutol and endure in.
convenience. dissgreoabl, changes in vcice, f..
clal expression. &C., but may have artificial
teeth made before and inserted immolia:ely a.
ter extraction OF their natural teeth. By this
mode better adaptation, more pleasant OK.
preston and nearer approach toward preserv.
ing the natural harmony of tho features are &C.
cured, and very much OF tho pain and difficulty
experienced in learning to uso teeth are also
avoided. l haVo prac!iced this rnoda successfully
for seven years, aid having Introduced i. hero,
would be glad to refor MY one Interested 10 on.
tients who know OIL. from experience In treating
tho natural teeth my object il to preserve evsry
one that time, patience and modern methods OF
treatment can save. Tho use OF arsenic in de.
a!roying exposed nerves is condemned By tho
more enlightened Of the dental profession on
account o. lis turning teeth dark, Inducing ali.
scoss and finally the loss OF the teeth. Tho nerve
pulp, which is the sourcs Ct lie to tina tooth.
should slwsys be treated, whoa exposed, with d
view TO lis restoration to health. uso no chean
alloys for filing; my foes arc rucl less .hxn ara
usually charged for the ssmo class of work
Gold filing from 81. 80 up; other work At pro.
porlionAtely low rates.
w. DONNALLT, D. l.. 5,
Graduate Dental Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
Ofics: 1921 + street, north west, Wsshin gton,
~. y. 2p4-3m
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REGISTRATION. Tie boak7 Na:ct. w.r&
a-r.! n n, several w .rds 0: tha Gig User
,.g 'a5tajag :, suafiso ior ID, registration OF
'.tf, !54 tic 'raoafcr At lhos, who have
...v.. Ifom o1o ward 1910 aao!htr si9c1 tho
".'rrc.;9a, cics,d Isa. eight. Tha 70 i3wiHs
.'" the a.t'ioys made 10 ,ho ptl toak5 oi Tbs
dti.tc1t wsrls. First Ward, l.. all white, G
o'*, a': ) hy transfers Seoona Ward |, oil
""i;o, i Dns7, and hg transfers; Third Ward.
:. & y .l;c, II iosw, and by transfers; firt
''sti ao#, oil white.
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DEATH Or A Former ALExANpalAN. a
.. A.d;sog, esq, formerly q we'll knGTa aud
'.@'.e.ci ycIcGent aad citZea OF thl; CITY.
.s4 AZ rs rosidtrc,. 90 Giinor street. Battle
-f 5: H;&hF. TIE deceased Was ssh nf
EEK ' y, d. Addison, 81 Gaoreetowa. ID.
~, 40 ,3.3 n tho seventy seventh ycer Of bis
,,e Has ferasi1s will be brought 10 Ills city
2irt2W for inttrmeus.
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NInIaGTEs, -Uapiia' Tent. /. Q. Of r.. Ct
"ssh'oSIoa, Il. C.. paid ffs!cTusl visitation
t1 rajameo Feat tf Rschstitcs. Of this city,
"'- ces!G.. The exercises consisted Ct
>.| as, s;aeins, dialogues. Iccla;i0as. ctc.
j ''T2 pleasant umo was had. and G. the c'Gse
Oh tie entertainment, Potomtc Tent escorted
.'.ii nsitirr brethren 10 the depot, where they
- 'or their homes, feeling pleased Sih sheir
visit 10 ALEXANDRIA.
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FIRE ~ FAIRFAX COUNTY -CROp3 ) il.
ZEE, verify anG respected col3red mae ire. z
u Fairfax Co., noar Dec qnsn, met with s%-
Erra joss o0 last Thursday c7ani;g while No.
Ulh ia lami y were away from hl!lc. iiis
4E. ing, smoke house. tocl bCus, ara o,htr
oGboi.ticss wjro entirely destroyed hy fire. TO
e.ihsrw III Eia car7ifG,, harness, ;srn iHp'e
m.7:F, No. lie had also in lha hOazo zUino
aoaay 10 gold coir. tho FIRE is sl2?o:ci TO
aye tc,u the work q 81 ilc,uGisry, tut
Ice So 10 doa'; thpk ho i:aS NJ enemy II tho
Tofl. The loss falls vs:y haag}l; 90 '.i:o.
Ito wscst, grass. a5i 0:;s 10 iEi' 4ciehhoc
a.oH &c kiog very WI sod lie farmers ar,
g.'g p'iH'irs cnrn. alnoagd !1ey cant r.io.
jtel' wi ho 6 g>Cd cron Of aD7'ss, cherries
@.d g?a77, bp: tcw pesc5es.
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sE&' Skin E:uplioGs arising fran Impure
HiO1d Epoa5ily removed by s. 3. S.-Tfy II.
sgo:sters acsl,ers,r syofbers,y,

Arc you disturbed st night ard broken o.. your
RS! by Il SICK child suffering snt crying with
the cscrGciaing pain Of cutting tsath2 If go,
goat o,c1 and Re.n bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
nJHI3i 40 SfEUl. It will relieve the poor
lille sufferer i'm :eG!tteiy--dopend uaon i.
there is no mistake nbcu. il. There is not
no;aGr -: Garth VINO hiss ever used it who will
10! t"i you =: ones that it will regulate the bow
ola. sri giVa !ojl 10 Tho mothor snd relief end
health e Tie cGili, operating like magic. " is
pc'iIC.? aae 20 Gs.' - 81 cases and pleasant 10
tag .sg.', aud Is Tho prescription O. ono Of tho
ofcst AID D, E! icln:o physicians aud uursts in
;an tjni!ad ''tate'. Sold every where. Is cents
s. bottle. ynhyl
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LOCAL MATTERS,

4i@ HtatteT PROBABILITIES, My1l. ISL
Eek the Mid lie Atlantic States slightly wsrmcr
IL S1aihe7, WINDS mostly sou.A 10 vast ma
.!a1! mary Or higher barometer
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ina market today is frmer, and r!icrs have
s'lnensd. Flour is steady ct quotations. Che
offerings Of Wheat amounted to about 1850
bushels. all cf which sold a. l25 for Fultz sud
lz9 and 100 for Lancaster. Be. lit.o Corn was
oH,red, which sold st s. for white Nothing
doing in RE or Oats. Country produce ID dull
and hta7y.
ALEXANDRIA CATTIE MApvrr .f,,
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y: ATEFE UIL--WG have secured tho agency
- ~ The BUSH Il DhN5LOW PRE-
MlUa SAFETY OIL, ;" which We guarantee
abova 1902 Il 70 test. md perfectly safe. Tho oil
burns with sics,:g. bright flame, and ia 81 very
Desirable !igGt 10 read hg. For sale wholesale
md rc:all by
rvs HARMON ,ESMITH
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- Il < q u : DH'S FIRST SUPPLY OF
q %rNIN;! GGDIS

E'ch Lac, n -" MIC, E.cru snd Black Fan
Ha"dk"T%h!:.f= Bach Ru,tOn:, Fancy Vciiines,
HwiSs Mul! aid i,ace Gcs our 0Jc Corset is Tho
hs-3 "a msrkoL a'so a full line of Gonts' White
1"i:!, an'auGcfie3, u 55c; celebrated nismcnd
fA:fl 81, AZ FERGDSON'S.
nDlI CS King street
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WEDDISG.-As stated in tho Gsz.tic. The
marriage OF the popular First L;cr!enent Of The
AsZAodra L'gh! laf.n'Ey, Gee. MeBurnsy,
-, T. Mss GAce Danlait was celebrated IL
~. PGu!'5 Church yoatosdly lfcrroou, Rev,
III. Norton officiating. Il large lumber Of
iIlc0dj Ct tbs contracting yarilcs were resent
IacIucInG many Members OF the command Of
WlJch Mr.. McBCrn:y IS 50 efficient az officer.
he ushcgs Scre Mcssis. I. +. Martuiy, II. p.
Iiaccat. Aiber; B:yGn AID j. y. White,
members OF The a. Il. |. The b;ide and groom
we're the recipients 0t many handsome ard
valuable Presents, amOGx them being large
7lt c2leo Urn. presented 10 Lieut.. McBnvnoy
? t5 company, oa onc side of Which is en-.
.Tavod 10 large letters: Presented to Lieu
tsaans George 5icEarne5, it,, ty tic members
q ,hG Afezs1diis Light inIantry, May 10.
ISL % the ether side is tho monogram OF
Lieut.. McRurnoy. Alter reception G. The
rs'ae'c' ct lie 5'ido, Toe happy e5urlo loft
-. al9ht for the North,
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;Ir.e ;hcus nd dczaa MISSES HOSE from |
10 l. gc":s :! J. il bFgEt aud new designs st
lU,. 8 i'a:s Il |. EICuEENGs.
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L. ia b tsh%'6 EXTRACT ROOTS, or MOTH
> Els 3EIGaL5 CURATIVE SYRUP
We haze b&Ga sppo:n.od wholesale agents for
thu sbaye celebrated MEDICINE. Descriptive
pamphlets NAILED :rGe - any address upon CD.
u.ic.tipn. .iiH.IEY Il 90. Druggists
a-G 70 and 1852 King street.
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tHG SUNDAY Lac. -~lh3 Civ Nyu1eii, 81
@"Eli5g la r'gh', prS:l tso hills gro
".la2 icr the better oh,e,"S.c c, Of Sunday in
.ii'cth. Oae o! 'ht halls pi0hlji;a :ho si!a Of
!G'lZ c.:i"E iqaCgs 10 Ina city rom -
So cock S:'u.j2y n;2at 81 caa!! week uatil L.! ct
r-4 'u:cl, djns SaGGay n Sat, :aakinc tho voa
= u o. ~ pTo"isl'Hs frlsdcmcan0t, punishable
Nnh las Of so t0r tho ijtst tit'Hc?, ond rot
N r. ttan 50 !A5 csc;l subsequent eiTe4c3
tbs o:hcr bi! gcohlaiia The s.l1 OF tobacco,
gas. .Gdr, so1a gg rilua5al ga!era TT COP
der articles d; uo:chsu6rse, ,x.,p! NIX ica,
+ Ga-a.s.fy @a i2i9cs, DUNG 'io sac il:lc
~aa'ioaol IH. tsa G:s. hi, nad yrorii6s 8
.."at'g :or g. 9.vi"l,a Il is IIov;siors Of -
81: ra5a ,tI2aar. i&,ro are 20 crumbs" !.r
~ .',a;.rm,t" u ,j.a.r o. tho bis ao5y,
'ouiaIto.
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.,!Ci;URHLY 4 Son have Just rec:irod from
lie AllLL PARK VINEYARDS twenty Eve cases
o! HosE OF VIRGINIA and NOWrON'S SEEDING
CLhRET WINES These wIaca sre so celebrate
Il !oT hlcr fine Jlrror na0 partiy tha; c.mncrt
l. ucGCuassaCg. Quart AID pint bottles.
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spec!al Announcement.

."%'"EE : CLOTHING
CHILDREN CLOTHING
T.. 2',ole5t display ever witnessed in Ajax
,.-!'. @a:;- to Il chi!Gren from two years.
% 49, rn:9y me Little ones a1d fit them. The
Ivy Ivy BOY $ CLOTHING HOUSE 10 the city. D0n't
''" 10 call ana see toe SUITS far Sill.
Nj. j. WATERMAN,
Oae Piioe Clather,
aV-' Corner Kirg and Fairfax streets
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y ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, May II -

The auppy OF csttlo this week WAS nc. noarl;
equal 10 the demand end the few that wcr,
et9fed sold readily o: our highest quotations,
and those buyers who did not get n supply had
TO 70 elsswhern. Veal calves in fair eupply and
good demand at quotations. Sheep il good
supply and fair demand. Lambs aro coming in
moro freely end while prices sra not much lower
The quality OF the lam 3 that arc offered are uuch
better than any Of the arrivals that hsve preccd-
ed Them. Hogs in fair aupply with very licht
demand. Cows snd calves are in soma enquiry,
out Wo have no change 70 noLo in prices.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Msy IL
Beeves-Oressed beef sides dragged li.,lo ST.
9AlU!c per ID for sides. while few l4l.c.ed sides
sold up to lie
Cslvss--Msrket n shade easier ut IlsC3, rcr
10 ior Vesls. and 4s1tc for eraser, &c
Sheep and Lambs-ComInon to good gpriDp
lambs sold at S4aS7 per head.
Hoogs-Llve hogs nominslly voted al So 2js
VI 81 per lOO lb;; city dressed at S8as9 III.
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"WINE OF CARDUl" cures irregular,
painful, OF difficult menstruation,
For sslo by i. S. LesdGastar s BIO.
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EXCITEMENT GREATER THAN EVER We
have Jus. received a di:Dsch 10 close cut GU.
Hanbu Ejginea gai Ioscr,ir.s, AID will sell
th n Fl so per cenr. lees ii:au the regular price
aDy vhe7: els C,Il aad $50 them a.
EiCnRgEG's
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NJ OTIOE-"lt shall be taa duty Of tho MAYOR
~ on the first dsy OF May in every gear 10
give public notice tor Thirty days thst all per
sons owning or intending to keep any Snimsl of
the dog or canine species to como forward snd
take out license for the semo from tho Auditor.
After the expiration of the tlue in said notice
mentioned, all persons found with dog or legs
or hsrboring one or more dogs on his, her or
their premiies without tho required licereo,
shall be faed by the Mayor five dollars for every
dog 80 owned or hsrbo.ed. and ons dollar OF said
fine shall be paid to the officer making tho COM
plant and in case Of ihe refusal CT ON sion to
pay said fno. the Mayor may commit tho ofFend-
er to The work house for Lot lees thsn ten nor
more than ninety dsya."
l quote the law in regard 10 dog licenses,
which will be reidly enforced.
my2lm COuRTLAND H. SMITH. Mayor.
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Er!LEG AdAIS As s.2ict in The Os2,!te,
&..c.t Ia l.G. c3lir.d, convicted d. tho Msrct!
'sri1 It tbs to!G.T!nl.n N2ur' c! ucIagiul!y
.cGaT,nG daad b1iy iso:: is rave 10 6
i."1ic'y {! this cry. SD so: 20 all f3r oao
year. "ea "S!yr2 Ju:gicr Ihompson, at the IL,
) s.nt...Y nsr4IrE, "fgGd with &c:tanQing
=. : L"mk:rs on. .! a bead bill. /: apDoar-
.Hft EC't.r, @ho o.ei LlHp!si.a {. beard bill
d 49, "". commissioned tic sid Lumpki3a
's ea G. 80. d. h,;a. Hu lr, for w.rk Oh
re j. Il. BIS. - - 30, A,cy2ntijl 500
F.cGl..>Sstuc; Ta':1ad c,mpaay, bu. Eo!er,
IodloG ;hn Luo1i ki1s i2taGied TO l.ct tho
aoo J yostcTdlY. w2at esr!7 yesterday moraiog,
.o'1mDsbea hy2 guard, sad collected tho nooey
'ua>c'!. Waan tho jGsto, gavs julpmout
AN BlIinr +: tins amouyt claimed hy
iE@!.l2a. Inc !or&la: g.,iad thu! he rad TIC
nancy Ia h;a nC&.r:, anh s friend LUmp&;rs.
" u't ave 10 &c FAa hi.t!h BIS; sag he C IL /.
Lu"a%n3 Ia. 70 s.'isi; ,.ig.saIf hg e. yiag ;he
r...a G: :&2 CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

DEEAKEAsr MISS MAcKEBEL 10 5 l.. tins.
Beautiful and very f.t st MCBURNEYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

EENULThREE'i; FRIEND, on CHICKEN
- POWDER. Tor tho prevention and cure OF
ssYc5 aId oLher tsaase5 in chickens. tutsies.
~ aIs, HOES E Pow DEH3 of various kinds
To- noflcs cows sheep. &c. For sa'o by
Iny6 Z. = LEADBEhTAH & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

eLECH-ORAUGHT" cures dyspep-
''"' Indigestion and heartburn.
soF sale by T.. s. Lea ibester s. BIO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

SINAI MENINGITIS --Tho Ac,deuly Jout-
nj says:
"Rote.t RJ!. j.. I'D, one Of our mos. obc.
dioat AID d!lgeuG you8g cldcis, WAS taken csr
~ - iho mJnIh wj}h e Strange illness, which
ne u ysc;aas Gr9aouEc,d spla mc1ingi,s.
10 Tcs-cs With bis grandfather. Robert Bell,
r. c:q, Ia Al.xso0f;a. snd is supposed 10
"-'a c'a%6; CID u attending F0repaug!'s
n'gnt lis iia "a9 fyr iima dcgpaircd O.,
ia. ~ '"1 ski acd a.!cn'au OF Dr. lewis, he
II no.7 CD: ct Gao@cr sd abe 70 g. Up lie
las, tj.'eV;r. entirely rs iii h>aTi.;s u2d his
eo'e2! Is aeii)u3jg Affected. These, i. - tx-
y. G - however, qlt C0ns !i1h; with hiq r.
2af}. lie LIS tho e;Gccrn sympathy e a:s
clefs nod ic.iw c:dcJs, a.d their pa:acst
q mrs his c2mp!a;a RS orction 10 health"
Nf@ II IL! ;ha .i''!c sister Il tho yaung
-'I2t aiute3 10 aaov', j. now agjiousi. i! vitl
'i.' SIN, disease, from Which her bIotiJcr !.ss
Bon ..d - sill suGeiiog. iho illness 10 h0,t,
@:.-s G1sn!ted from heavy c3lla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

SIS Ek3HINE," tbs great blood purifier,
- for Chronic SCrollls. Hu11ors uf the
S!il and aii erupiion8 on tho f:c, or body.
rrlCo ) Jc per bottle 81
ar2T LUNTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

.1RUIT JELLlSS, MlNCE MkAT AID
Il FRUIT nUTrSH aud PKE@GHEE just
received and for fao ~
mill J. G. M1LBURH