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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-09-07
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SEPT. Z 0
DR.IFTWO GOD.

DIR. Tanner. the American faster, is
dead. Lieut.. Flipper, the colored
cadet, has been arrested in Texas for
stealing. The exposition at Atlanta is
assuming great proportions and new
hotels are being built to accommodate
visitors. 4. d. Francis G. Pease shot his
wife and then committed suicide at Bos
ton last Friday. Forest fires reported
in parts of Algeria. The rice crop of
the South is badly injured. Very dis
astrous drouths throughout Northern
Virginia. "A gas explosion caused ter
rible fire in London, Thursday .Ca-
dar Key has quarantined against Key
west. Hon. Leslie Coombs and Hon.
r. NJ. Bradley, two eminent Ken
tuckians. died last week. AT fire in
Pittsburg, on last Tuesday, five fremen
were injured by faulty ladder. The
Ohio State Fair was opened August 80
......An explosion occurred in the Win.
chester Arms factory, at New Haven,
on August 3Oth, injuring ten employees
:. Grand Duke Paul, of Russia, is ill
-. Lieut.. Commanding Edes and his
assistant, Lieut.. Spalding, were killed
by torpedo explosion at Newport, last
week. "A terrible storm occurred off
the Eastern coast last week, causing
much damage to shipping and loss of
life; the ship Sandusky was wrecked off
the Florida coast and her crew rescued
by the steamship Hudson; the schooner
Lucie Wheatly, from Jacksonville for
Baltimore, was wrecked and the crew
saved by the steamer Chalmette; terri>
bile damage Is also reported from Sa.
vannah from the wind, many buildings
being demolished and lives lost; the
steamer City of Richmond ran aground
in Penobscot Bay last week, the crew
and passengers being saved; the steam
er State OF New York was wrecked in
the Connecticut river last Saturday
night. and several lives lost. :. The
Union Company's steamer Trenton was
lost few days since, nearly 200 going
down.
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Good Wine Needs 10 Bush.

Some years ago a firm in New
York purchased tract of land on
Indian river, named it Aerdntid, and
offered the land for sale in small
lots. The prospectus was most
glowing; people of limited means, by
payment OF small annual sums,
would in a short time be made the
happy possessors OF orange groves,
yielding thousands OF dollars per
annum. Hundreds Of people in-
vested, many of them ladies in the
United States and Canada. We
have recently been receiving letters
on the subject from the stockholders,
inquiring about the place. ln
answer we can only say, that we
have reason to believe that there is
not an orange tree on the place
and they may as well forget that
they ever invested i'll the scheme
We have seen more than one act O.
the same kind in this State-so out
siders must De very cautious will
whom they entrust their money
We have carefully abstained sc
far from giving an opinion about the
Disston drainage scheme and lane
purchase. We read with attention
what falls from our exchanges. Time
will show if the promises being made
bv the Disstons can be carried out
and if the State will be benefited OF
not. One thing in its favor is, thai
Florida il being la"gely advertise
and brought prominently Into notice
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

LnlneerSG6iLiS est vera Vsrtxs,
Messrs. Ashmead Brothers are our
agents in Jacksonville, and authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper.
Experimenting 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.
As an advertising medium the FLORIDA
AGRIcU1TUR1sT has not an equal in the
State.
Mr.. H. A. DeLand will be down here
in October.
Mr.. G. M. Smith, travelling agent
visited DeLand last week.
The Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, of Louisville.
KY, visited us last week.
We are pleased to see the fine loads
OF corn our farmers are bringing in for
sale.
Thanks returned to Mr.. j. Y.Parce
for treat OF fine pine-apples presented
to the office.
Mr.. w. NJ. Hamilton has sold three
and one-quarter acres to Mr.. + W
Drake of Kentucky.
Mrs. Branch is building a new hopsa
near Col. Broome's. Messrs. Holder e.
Imeson have taken the contract.
MIR. Harper, nephew Of Capt. J. r
Jordan, has purchased ten acres from
Mr.. j. I. Parce, agent for Mr.. DeIIand
on the Adams tract.
Some weeks ago we received a crate of
very fine Florida grown onions Init
have not heard from any one as hav;ny
sent them. If gift we would like to
! thank somebody.
MIR. }. j. Banta will shortly visit New
York for the purpose of escorSing Mrs
Banta down, who will then reside here
She has handsome house as home.
We should judge from the hideous
noises that stirred the air one night last
week, that some of the ''ooys'' had orr
| gained "cat-on. the wall, socie,v fnr
the relief of sick and sore throated
tom cats.
Why will people talk such nonsense
about orange culture being overdone in
Florida and California ? Over 600. 0O0. :
OOO OF oranges are annually imnorted
into the United States. The present
crop OF Florida is hardly equal to 20
OOol,OO0 there is plenty of time vet 10
make up the difference. o' ~
Everybody and their sisters and their
aunts and their cousins must 60 to T,aks
Leila, on Friday the 9th, to participate
ia the biggest basket picnic ever held IN
the county. Among the entertainmsnt -
VIII De sail boating aud rowing. a shoot.
ing match, swing, croquet and bathing
VIII mop In the evening. Ladies and
gentlemen who have bathing suits
take them along for you can 6atbe ;n
the soft clear water of Lake leila 90
wei as IN the Atlantic Ocean. The
pleasure lovers of Spring Garden. De
Land, Beresford and Orange t,itv orc
cordially invited and expected to attend
grounds. Uue
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Indian River Notes.
The Florida A0riculturist.

Editor Of The Florida A0riculturist.
Oranges, lemons, guavas, mangoes,
pineapples, fish and oysters are all
doing nicely, and promising heavy
yields. There has been such run
tor laborers to clear lands, and set
out pineapples, that the price runs
from $40 to $26 and board per
month; some hands are realizing
So to 81 per day in doing jobs of
work. We want men and money
to make this the garden spot of the
State.
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The subscription rctee 70 ne
Florida -AgricxIturist, an the West
I,sases, ana other British possessions,
is IL sAiIlS,ags per AMMAN, postage
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Enclosed IN a letter qciU pay for s
subscribers.
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"Ean liAllie."

Editor Of The florida AGricwturist.
Will the correspondent who wrote
to "W. E. B., Warkworth, Ont, "
from Eau Gallie, in answer to ques.
ton in late issue of the FLORIDA
AGRICULTURE ST, be so kind as to
give his name, which was inadver-
IDENTIFY ommitted in his post card
Just received.
w. E. BARTLETT.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18
COAST Asp STATE.


! Quail and duck are plentiful in tn,
Lower Lake region.
The tax levy in Shasta county is 81 6;
on each Sl0O, and in Trinity county. 81 81
4 farmer at Eugene City, Oregon, got
$4,000 pounds of hops this season iron
fourteen acres of ground.
The Rod and Gaa Club OF Giiroy re.
solved at its last regular meeting to apply
for membership IN the State Sportsalen's
Club.
The people Of Contra Cost-a are raising
money for monument to General Gar
field, to be erected in the Nortsyiile Gem.
etery.
| The Mendocino Dispatch and Democrat
has entered upon its thirteenth volume. 1t
is good paper. publishes exhaustive news
and IS well conducted
| The Sunday law has been strictly OBJ
served in Plumas county, and the saloon
men, says the Plumas National, seem per-
fectly satisfied with the arrangement.
A radish, five feet four inches in length,
and eighteen inches in circumference, is
one OF the products of Yakima county,
Washington Territory
A chap in Oregon married four wives
within ten miles of each other and wasn't
found out until the four happened to meet
at picnic snd showed the same kind of
dollar store earrings.
Near New Hope, San joaquin county,
Sargent Bros. have 200 men and 100 teams
at work on the levee. The work was
begun some five weeks since and will be
vigorously prosecuted until the rains set in.
Thousands of acres of tule land will thus
be reclaimed, which will produce heavy
yields OF wheat and barley. In the course
OF q few years, the number of acres of tule
land in this and adjoining counties re.
claimed will produce enough grain to Off
set all the droughts ever experienced in this
section of the State. [Galt Gazette.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
pnpARrMgsr osn-clARK. Judge.


MONDAY, October II, 1881.
Guardianship Of Alice VI. Shape, Minors tearing
OF petition TO appoint guardian continued for one
week
The People vs.. All Koon, petit larceny 9ppeal
from Police Court)-J Judgment modified fine re-
ducld from S25 TO So
Estate OF Morris jenkins, deceaged-order to sell
personal property
Estate of II. A. Humfreville, deceased-Lesters
Of administration Issued to William Humfreville.
Bond 81 600. Notice TO creditors in RECORD UNION
Apprais .rs-G George Smith, E. Ruggies and g. Sui
liyan.
Estate OF P. s. cortright, deceascd-Letters is
sued to widow, NJ. J. Outright Bond of s., 900.
Notice to creditors in RECORD UNION. Appraisers
H. p Eldred, Leonard Hull and o. S. punmer.
NJ. J. Charles 70. Her Creditors-H Homestead and
property exempt from execution set apart to peti.
toner.
Estate OF Ystta Kaiser, disqualification of
Public Administrator denied and oyerruled, and
lettersui administration Issued to Mrs. Comfy Bond
fixed at 200.
Application OF Mrs Donovan for guardianship of
john Donovan, a minor Continued.
Ex.parte habeas corpus, Levi Callisch-Matter
heard and writ granted, and petitioner discharged.
Jim Saw w. Jonathan BeDiey--Copy OF execution
substituted for original and fled and return be
made on same.
DEPARTMENT Two -DEssoN, Judge.
A. Eeyman Is Louis Strauss Motion for a new
trial overrnled; five days stay of execution.
Lizzie T. Aschenauer vs.. Frank Asehenauer-De-
PENDANT allowed to file amended answer to COM
plant.
Joseph Bauquier vs.. James Holland Motion for
a new Trial overrrled.
Nette Gilman w. Charles II. Gilman-Order ap-
pointing receiver.
Germania Building and Loan Association vs. John
and Michael Wagner ct al.-Default of John and
Michael Wagner ". }. o'Brieu, Carl Landenberg,
A. W. Starr, L. Kreutzberger entered, and dis
missed as TO defendant W. +. WeidmaSn.
Julia A. Landes vs. George E. Landes-Case con-
tinued for session.
W. K. Brown vs.. Marco Maina-Case continued
until November s, Isl.
Ida NJ johnson vs. G. W. johnson Case set for
October is, 1881
H. H. Linnell w. Marcus c. Frswley & Co. cisa-
ton issued to defendants to show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt, returnable
October q, 1851, at 10 o'clock a N.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
j. Everson vs.. j. Baudeen.
Anna Parker vs. j. C. Medley
P. F. Dolan vs. J. o. Coleman.
johnson vs.. johnson.
ffx,.,i ,le l<,.,
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FILED October 17sh

George n. Gray to Julia A. Jenks-January 18th
for $3.50 beginning Ell feet north of southeast
corner of Grsys tract in southeast quarter of sec
tion q, township north, range east thence
north sc feet west about 1874 feet south Sc feet to
an alley, east to place of beginning
Esau Gardner and James Bithell to A. A. Krull-
October 18th giant OF northeast quarter section
SO, township north, range east, 100 acres for
81, sos.
Peter Bohi to Mrs Carrie NJ. Smith-Octeber l4th
grant OF east 40 feet OF we Col feet of north IS
feet OF lot !, G and II, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
F. E. Ray to A. T. Driver-October LIST /; for SEQ
mouth hal Of west half of lot /, N and N, Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

The RECORD UNIONS merit original story
apas acritten By Junius Henri Bro,cne Of Neas
York. IT acM appear in taucnty installmeats,
commencing November l, 1881.
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BATTLE CREEK Mich, Jan. 81, 1879

GESTLEMEN-Haying been Aft oted for g
luInber of years with Indigestion and gen,
ersl debility, by the advice of my doctor 1
used Hep Bitters, and must say they afforded
ne almost instant relief. I am glad to be
able to testify in their pehaif
THos. G. KNOX.
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HAMMERS csscara sa gradssB itters cures stomach
disorders, constipation, liver complaint, dizziness,
and purifes the blood. Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and K streets.
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AUcTIoN.-Bell & Co. viii sell by auction
at II a. N. to-day, at 9OS street, a fve-year.
old Hambletonian horse; also fine bay
horse, gray mare, a work-horse. phaetop,
set Of single harness and also a. goo cigars.
OrFIcERs.-The Summit Ice Company
yesterday elected, a. the annual meeting held
in this city, these officers: President, B. B.
Redding; Secretary and Treasurer, w. E.
Brown; Superintendent, Jacob Hoehn.
FoR NOTICES. The new Health Officer,
Mr.. Martin, has placed q slate at the police
Office, where complaints may be made, and te
which he viii give attention, whether signed
or not.
POLICE C0NMIsSIONERs.-The Police Com
missioners are to meet this evening, and viii
inquire into charges against officer Domingoes
for unoficerhke conduct.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

LADIES, Empress Cream improves the complexion
twenty-five aud fifty cent? bottle, at Hammers
Fourth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

FoR WHooPING CoucH Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

HAnIruAL CosrlvRNEss sffiicss millions Of
the American people. Kidney-Wort viii
cure it,
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BOARD OF CRY TRUSTEES.

The regular session of the Board of Trustees
was held yesterday forenoon, at which Mr..
Brown and Mr.. johnson were present.
A Communication was received from the
Board of Health, asking concurrence in The
appointment OF George G. Martin as Health
Officer. Appointment confirmed.
a communication from VIM. Fl. Mills, in
reference to the erection Of 8 wooden building
next to the City Library, was read and or.
dered on file, and the matter laid over one
week.
The petition of F. F. Gallardc, concerning
the SUM of $25 that he deposited in January,
1873 IN order to obtain release from tie City
Prison, and which he claims was rever re
turned, was referred to the City Attorney.
James Cornell asked permission to remove
earth from the north half of block between
a and B North, Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets. Granted.
A communication was received from A. A.
Cook, architect, to the effect that Carl &
CrolY had completed their contract in re-
modelling the old city water works building,
at Front and l streets, il satisfactory man
ner. Ordered on file.
Ordered that the Clerk advertise for pro-
Dosals ITO be received Monday, October 2fshl
for raising the Y-straet levee from foot OF Y
street to Ninth, and from Eleventh to about
Twenty-drst street.
The Water Works report Of Chief Engi
neer J. a. Cunningham was filed. It shows
the works TO have been run 164 hours during
the last week. and that the amount Of water
pumped was 10, 900 gallons.
After allowing the following claims the
Board adjourned: Carl & Croly, Sl,72l /;
Day & Joy, S12 so; T. Lyon & Co.. S12 40 !;
]. i. Barron, "a; a. A. Cook, 1924 Is; j.
W. Watt, for laborers, $l39 80; M. II. Rose,
$40; f. Foster SO; Taft, Bassett & Farms.
worth, S13 John Kerwin, So; Thomas Ma
lone, S63; A. G. Wiley, s109 rs; Guthrie
Bros. 81 SO; T. SERVER, 81; A. L. Peneb-
sky, 1887.
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FRANK RuHsrALLER has resumed his place
of business, and will set lunch as formerly,
from IL to o'clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

On and after to-day the store Of L. Bien
viii close at o'clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

HAMMERS Glycsrole Of Tar is the best cough nedi-
cine.
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Mrs. DR.. SMITH viii give her third lecture
in the Baptist Church, Ninth and NJ streets,
to-day at 3:15 sharp Subject: diseases
of Women, and Permanent Means of Cure. y
Collection taken.
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BARGAINS to-day st the closing sale of l..
Bieu: Ladies' and childrsn's underwear.
black cashmere excellent value, at 80 cents,
all WOOL; plain and dotted veilings lall silk,
80 cents a Yard cloakings splendid value,
at 81 yard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-18

oS and after to-day the store of L. Bisn
will close at o'clock.
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OK and after to-day the store of L. Bien
will close at Z o'clock.
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New JUpGE.-The Governor has appointed
James A, Waymire Superior Judge Of San
Francisco, vice Robert Y. Hayne, resigned.
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TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE.

r. Z. DOian vs. ). U. Coleman.
johnson vs.. johnson.
The Grand Jury viii also be impaneled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-11

THE gas company and the lamp COM
mittee differ widely it will be seen in
their estimates of what it would cost the
city for light if the company's bid was
accepted. It may be that the commit
tees calculation is a little high; it is
quite certain that the company's is too
low. OF course, there is no occasion for
the city to waste gas orburn it unneces-
sarily and the company should be pro-
tected therefrom. But whether gas or
gasoline be adopted finally, some more
expeditions way of lighting, extinguish-
ing and keeping the lamps in good order
might be devised than the system which
has prevailed here, under which it has
been SO frequently complained that
lamps burned freely when the moon or
sun was shining, and were dark when
the traveller wanted guide to his path
way.