Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-24

! west, this north star state, Minnesota. than
the fact that after having Travelled over
and seen pretty much the entire civilized
globe 1.-THE golden state of California,
! and Mexico, pronounced SO beautiful and in
wiling in some respects; also among the
| rest) they should after all, finally conclude
| to prefer and take up their actual
residence there and in ST. Paul, too, Mr..
Geo. f, Delong now actually here on the
spot permanently as fixture, and his
brother only very recently left here for the
sunny south,now inFlorida actually IN pro-
pria persona.What compliment dothey
not thus most truly and empbatically pay
to this region of country in particular.
We wish them both and all pleasant as
we'll as profitable home in our midst, bon
voyage, and many more such like them too.
Chas. G. Schelienberger the secretary
is of German descent, but speaking
our language, English, also we'll, is a good
scribe, an active, bustling, go-ahead, Wig
orous, enterprising young man, and of
good dssl of experience in various places
and states as to business generally, of pop
ular and pleasant manners. The Vice
President, Mr.. Gardner, halls originally
from the old pine state, Maine, man of
general experience and reliable.
Mr.. Brownell, treasurer, formerly of New
York, is one of the sturdy kind or stock,
reliable and competent. All these are what
might be called real clever and business
men, and all actual-residents of st. Paul.
Mr.. Schellenberger IS the youngest
member of the company, is an inventor
and horologist, well known in that branch
of business. and to many financial men of
the country as a very enterprising young
man, has travelled through the United
States considerably. His services will un-
doubtedly prove valuable to the company.
The treasurer reliable in and of himself
will give ample and safe bonds, also, SO
that the public outside shall be fully pro-
tected in every possible way.
There are many now ell ready to go
down in person to help to start the town
site and colony, and there are daily anx-
ious inquiries from various sources relative
to this enterprise. The subscription books
will soon be opened, due notice thereof be-
ing given, ample time ahead, and all who
desire thus will soon have an opportunity
of subscribing as share or stockholders
and of embsrkIng in this good, promising
enterprise.
There is some honor and importance
even among the first settlers in any place,
anywhere. Who now then will be among
the first to help to start the
'NEw COLONY OF SAN PAULo, FLORIDA"
Now is the season for planting out
orange trees and early fruits and vegeta-
bles for the coming spring for
the New Orleans and northern
markets generally. Persons should there
fore apply at once for all particulars, as
to railroad fare and route, to Mr.. George
E. Delong, general agent of the company,
No. 6 Presley block. Third street, ST, Paul,
south side. Subscribe early.
Remember especially the great induee-
ments held out to the first thirty actual set
tiers in particular, lot, twenty acre
farm. etc. Now's the day, and now's the
hour"
This colony is named "Ssn Paulo," in
honor of the city of st. Paul, state of
Minnesota, but free, open to all alike,
equally, from all parts Of the country,
north, south, east and west, and from
abroad, beyond the seas even, as we'll.
letter only very recently received from
Mr.. Lucien P. Delong, general manager of
this company at the south, by his brother
here, represents the amount of emigration
and of travel from various northern and
upper states to Florida at the present
time to be very great indeed. Start in
early in this enterprise and secure a good
place.
Ho for Florida and the Tropics.