The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-12-31
FLoRIDIANA.

The Tropical Paradise is to be enlarged
to l6-page paper.
The Vest Hllsboro Times, printed at
Clear Water Harbor, is new paper just
started.
Thirty-two inches around, and twelve
pounds weight, is the boss eggplant by
:. II. kilgore. -Cicdr Water Times.
Judge A. NJ. Reed, of Mulberry Grove.
up the river, has proven that the COM
mon chestnut, which is not verylplentiful
in Florida, can be successfully produced
here.
1t is estimated that there are now
100000 upwards, of pineapple plants
set out on the Indian River, which are
expected to yield about 20, 900 barrels of
fruit to be marketed i'll June and July
next.
The CUR Coast Hcro1d, OF Tarpon
Springs, has gone up the spout. Mrs.
Bucknor, the editress, has made it pretty
hot for some of the magnates OF that set
Element.
We are informed that there are several
families from Southeast Alabama, NOV
ing into the COttOndale neighbOrhood.
AS they are all farmers, we are glad to
receive them, this is the class OF men we
need.-MdrjdHH0 Times.
Mr. W. 4. Bryant, OF the western part
OF the county was in the city on " ednes-
day. He informed us that the farmers
OF that locality had refused to sell their
cotton at the prices offered. but had it
ginned and are holding it Tor better fig
ures. He says there are seventy-tve
bales III his Nlclnlty.--liachad -ldro-
cate.
Evervonc is aware Of tbe fact that De-
Land has mede ren,or,ahIn Growth dur-
mo the mast Two Years Int in order 70
r;Ta On iJoo of tbo irnrooSo in valve ~
Hronertv we nnhiisb the following which
i tie assessed vaInn II nronnrtv in de-
Land tol,nn from tha asGoStor,: boo1,
~ Properly assessed ----..-----S m"2u
ISL Real Estate. 1850 -''''
Personal. ............. So,62c
!"tul TOR ISL --..---..----.-.;.-: 500, 10
-"r0h9c Rt0gc reno.
If * u1mored that the RI Roy r II
WhinnIo ~ NIinnosoto who iS now in
Scotland will probably chance his Mans !
ov;no IN tho ilIness NJ +bn Pnv NIr |
Word and ro+,1,,, ~ Maitland ~ onco 10 J
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io,.o 'I O ,i b;i
GU ", it''i w. I @
aoi, l'tH "5r"s; Il''9 's'e teIetSV" . p"Sl-
London. Dec. ist, and he is silent in'that
letter as to his intentions. stanford Jour- |
nuI
Co1 Z p Traf4ord NTanouor ~ +bo
rIor3Jo T.nd onJ Cojoniy.t;o7, 70 ro.
t,irnnd ON Sotnrdav frora a tr;,, ~ po1I- !
o,j NTowa+on no,,m+;os Iio roI,orte +Ln+
oil o., moarlI. oil tho host roI.o,,n,1nnt
III J., - 10 -, -.
n,ltornd o,,d tho+ now oil tho GonJ IonJs
y, ~ In,,ie ~ ;i,;d,,nIs 1,,i ''d,,'
=; ,I0 I?n aio ramortt ~ ar" UUi
4 so,I+I -tl ,.fonr "''itv,
IoII .boros o,,,n1 ~ t,o bns+ In,,lS s''[ ~
the famed lake region OF Polk county
SUaford .liy"S.
We have no railroad news this week.
cycept that some Of our enterprisinp eff
liens walked out to the end OF the track
last Sunday and returned the same dav.
and il Good progress was made this week
many men mirht he able to make fine
trn to-nCrroW In the meantime the
travelling public uroan under fine burden
of fourteen cents Der mile from I.aLe-
land. and our merchants nav seyentv-tive
cents per barrel for flour and meal and
twenty cents per box on oranges. and
are too well satisfied to say boo at d rail
road teamster.- Rdffor TIJorud,d
Mr. uonrool ~ ,;aicosv;IIo bo. =,
oneratinn If fhe nxteniyn vorL 81 'f' eioh
t6,l Eros {. troa,, in 1ii. ,itl = n,arl,;no
that inns ont MIX wondaIfni ra1;,j;t'
md in the LnsI mannnr siJas fo,, ~. .N MOI,
Lo~es nrnci.,Iv Ike those maio At Ran
ror Nainn Ierrions 81 nine nIgonnIia
and onm are INF into a stnamino room NM
from wI;rh afrer remaining - honrs
there. thew ave taken an5 ni9ceJ in The