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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-07-16
THE FLORIDA AGR1cULrUR1sT.

business that has not been invaded by
the syndicates to any great extent. 1t
seems unnecessary, however, for them to
enter this field, controlling, as they do,
the markets in which the farmers buy
their supplies and sell their products.
Occasionally companies have attempted
to conductimmense farms, but in nearly
every instance such ventures have ended
disastrously. The farming corporations,
however, have been very successful as
landlords, and rarely do tenants prosper
under such landlords.
Railroad and steamboat lines must
necessarily be owned and operated by
strong companies, but tits an evil day
for the country when ordinary business
pursuits are seized upon and monopo-
lied by gigantic corporations.
The growth of the power of corpora
tons is almost entirely due to the TACT
that they have been fostered by the gov
eminent and granted extraordinary
privileges and subsidies at the expense
of the people. The fight against the
system by Which they have gained this
power will be long and bitter one, but
the people are bound to win in the end.
1t would be well for monopolists to be
warned in time, for if they continue to
people and to heap grievous burdens
upon them, the daywill come when they
will regret it. The people may be driven
to desperation and may sweep the OPP
pressive monopolies out of existence.
Such things have happened in the past,
and they may happen again.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

The County Commissioners of Volusia
County will convene as Board of Equaliza-
ton at the Court House at Enterprise, on
main in session four days. or longer if neces-
sary, to complete the work OF equalizing the
taxes of the county. The Board recommends
and earnestly requests every citizen and tax
that time and have such grievance adjusted
The Board would suggest to every tax payer
TO see either in person or by proxy that their
books. The County commissioners desire to do
justice to every tax payer Of the county. This
can be done with more certainty by the TAX
payers giving them correct description and
fair valuation. if not already given to the
Assessor j. II IODINE,
32224 Chairman BID. Co. Com'rs Volusla Co.
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Disease in Orange Trees

The London, England, Times, says
Chic, still suffering from the effect of
earthquakes, has been visited by anoth-
er calamity. A large number of the
lemon and orange trees, which form one
of the chief resources of the island, are
attacked by an unknown disease, and
specialists are being sent by the Minister
of Commerce to make investigations into
the matter. Meanwhile the pious in
habitants are having recourse to super
natural remedies. Having chartered
special steamer, they have brought from
one of the monasteries OF Mount
-Athos, miracleworking girdle of the
Virgin, and grand procession, headed
by the Orthodox Metropolitan, is bear
ing the sacred relic through the orchards.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY a SPECIALITY
See Partial List Below, and write for Particulars.

No, l. New two story house and acres OF
elegant land situated on Blue Lake; II mile
from town. One acre in grove. There are s
rooms bay windows all around porcheS on
two sides and front and back, folding doors,
chain pump in porch, $50 barrel cistern, fire
place up and down stairs, pantry, closets, new
owner died before the house was completed,
so the place is offered at less than cost to settle
the estate. Price, $1,000.
Also, 10 acres joining the above on me
north; 6h in grove, with fine house and stable.
Price, $4,000,
No. 2. Forty acres on the Boulevard, i mile
from corporation, ten acres cleared and fenc-
ed, with q never-failing spring-overlooking
a beautiful lake. Fine chance for investment.
Write for terms.
No. 8. 10 acres set to grove in town limits.
20 trees bearing three years, Az three year
buds; size from II to q inches. House and
improvements with one 5acres will be sold.
Price for the whole, $4,000,
No. 4. 3 acres, lis bearing trees, 600 trees in
nursery, grounds very elevated, II story
house with rooms.-in town limits. a bar
gain at $500.
No. s. 20 acres on lake Winnemissett; ee-
CANT situation for house and grove, very fine
view of the lake, soil q rich loan. Two OF
more acres cleared One quarter of q mile of
church, school house and postofflce. VIII be
divided in lots to suit. Will be sold low
down, as the owner is pressed for money. A
rich chance for good investment. Apply
for terms.
No g. 90 acres fine land, all deadened, two
miles north of town; joins o. p Terry and
DR.. Griffith. The owner will clear it all for
1880 per acre. Price, $SJ per acre.
No I. House and lot rooms, well of
water. Situated on Boulevard and Voorhis
Ave. Force pump in kitchen. A big bargain
at $l,5OO.
No. s. Nice residence and lot ON Indiana
Near nOGf0fticn Price
No. 8. 40 acres of high pine land near or.
ange city. Situated on the southwest OF the
southeast of sec. 7, town ls, range 81 east. 1t
lies near the celebrated Baugh grove. Will
be sold at a sacrifice. offered for 80 days
only, till owner goes North, at Sc per acre,
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Great Monopolies.

We sounded the note of alarm some
time ago, of the dangers that might arise
from the screw now being put on this
great nation by the action of Monopo-
lists in nearly every business. This is
getting to be such a curse that individu
ais can hardly enter into any legitimate
business without being crushed out, and
is combining the living OF the many into
the hands of the few. Such state of
things was one great cause of the French
Revolution when the blood of the grind
ders flowed from the guillotine in streams.
Since we wrotef it is getting worse and
worse, and unless checked by whole
some laws we apprehend trouble. We
clip the following from a late number of
the Savannah Negs:
The manner in which great syndicates
are monoplizing nearly all the important
business Interest of the country is be-
coming more alarming every day. 1t has
become a difficult thing for men of mod
crate means to embark in any enterprise
with reasonable prospects OF success,
pOS0uSO lAlCg arc OilCS lOEC6u u0lt
competition from established concerns
that can control trade through their
agents and the power of capital, and
force weaker enterprises to the wall.
The account in a New York paper of
the organization of new com any in
that. city for the purpose of conducting
another great cattle ranch in the south-
western portion of New Mexico, shows
that the cattle raising business OF the
West is fast going out of the hands of the
company has a capital 81 100000, and
it's range is sixty miles long by forty
miles wide The States and Territories
of the West are thickly dotted with these
corporation ranches, and no doubt their
number will increase very rapidly as the
profits of cattle raising become better
known.
Farming is about the only domain OF
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No. 10. Three-fourths of lot No. /, block IL,
on Howry Ave. A small Ohe-story house with
two rooms. Is orange trees about three years
old. Price, $500.
No. H. Twostory store-aouse on the Bou-
levard; 25x52 with two-story warehouse at
tached in rearl6x24. (Can be rented for $40
permonth.l Price, $1,000.
York Avenue, opposite the DeLand Grove
House. rooms and kitchen, good cistern.
in first-class condition. Price, $1,000. a
NO. b. AZ acres, - under fence and cultiva-
ton: 16 acres orange grove; 500 budded trees;
40O bearing trees; present crop estimated at
half mile from corporation limits of DeLand
Price $4,000 One.third cash, balance on
time.
No. 13, Orange grove of 249 bearing trees
1A soon to bear 81 lemon trees and IS bearing,
ii mulberry trees; Japan plumS, 2 lines; 3
kinds of grapes, 90 acres with 459 trees in all;
800 nursery stock.i Price 5000. xza
No. IA. 10 acres ofland in the new town of
Centerville midway between DeLand and
Orange City, Beautiful high pine land on 2
lakes of clear water, acres in lake and bal,
y acres, lying beautifully for building and
grove. This is a good offer. PRICE, $50 per
No. 10: ljAcres miles from town, fenced,
$lO50.
No. 1G. acres grove 2 miles from DeLand
with 20acres, good neighborhood, go bearing
trees, small house. Price, $500. - -4s1a
No, II. 10 acre grove with 20 acres, 800 bear
ing trees, two miles from DeLand, one mile
from Highland NATURALIZATION. Price, $l5, 600.
No. Is. 80 acres at Beresford; 5 acre grove.
Price, $500
No. 10. One acre lot, Efronting on two SITS,
Fine location near the First Baptist Church,
and one of the choicest building sites in
| town. This Is undoubtedly a fine bargain,
| and offered low down for the next 80 days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamentary upon the estate OF Jeremy II.
Anderson, deceased. late of DeLand Vo-
Iusia county. Florida, have been granted
to the undersigned, Ezra s. Gosney, by
the County Court of Volusia county,
aforesaid. bearing tetbe ninth day of
June. A. d. 1884.
All creditors. legatees, and persons en-
titled to distribution, or having any
claims whatsoever against said estate are
requested to exhibit them tor for allow.
ance, within two wears of the date of this
notice or they will be forever barred.
This 18th day of July, 1884
EZRA S. GOSNEY,
Executor of Jeremy H. Anderson, decd.
322-325
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To Correspondents.

"G. f. B."-Tampa. The yellow
stripes on the orange leaves are caused
by the deficiency of coloring matter in
the soil. 1t is quite common, more so,
just before the trees send out new foliage.
The fine rains we are getting will soon
change the leaves to a bright green. 1t
is no injury to the trees.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1854.
Correspondence.

Communications from all parts of Flor
ida, tending to its building up, and, rela-
tive to the agriculture of the State and
other matters of interest to farmers and
fruit growers, will always be readily in
serted in our columns. We specially in
vite such correspondence.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08

white haired genial collector sng IN room yas, nlsced
'oinitng. couplceully admirng tue PRONE $50 Vii
ivou stand htaore nn. Tue lN u - ,,,,ri1.1 10
~ =. ,,...v ond rrrrlsiun which we nave i'''- -,
Jnr, n, air N,eIlers hand!woTk. aii W me-
-, ~ =, nos nn lr,tsr light. Mr.. w. IL f"',c w.
ga Hands will lie pleasantly rrnenl''rI' ~, ~
,,.,r. in f. forr At the head ~ thc otll w., nd
~ ~ ,.ainfncs one The Ret an iioin ~, tr 80,
no OTHER Grucr before Meat. Inv ,.' ~. ,,ir nc-
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~. ~. ,rtasfe,i neal wuiie bis aithinl h"nn N''n
a. tne chair beside him scchs ,ai"N u" ,rti,f c,nol
c,,, of ,fl,u fhe nti.rt b. seen CIV " ~ I.I ,.rf
scpieiiuc sturdy fisherman ln q hh '' Ga, mo Inc
"a. IL. grace while hi- dog waits hn''' '"'' '' WV
.n.li. of The meal - o,bv,,ticn are
, h' ii a. y Tur,rr iu tnr north ca' cry a', No., '"
~, $50. Z, ,,i,.f Ioot. pupil 81 thr lHlc ~
IN fle sppth gallery The latter j. q rtl"' " moon
In NIfie arain-t a rht iHch Gfnuia t,' -,.-...f
r,,. of white rar B1i tc prl"G i ~ ,,,a, ,cr
Mr. Wii.t.cf's White Girl MI h.'l ,,,n. ,,,,ri,rl
,,t,,,,.. ms stuiic. az the cfcrts ~ u-h' 49,.
,,a.i'.,. i'm The Last &c .uu- siud' ni d" CO.., A
ruaEc- Mr. Julian RX sends SOME "IV az" o.f',,,.
a. mon contributes o sunset elect To- lt ',l
Al, 4 Mummy shows >onr pheasant iil' ''' 100 tho
aud NJ / = Church las panied " hoy pll'... .,.t4,
benefit 81 a he r. and NouhR w'Fhi '' e. ,,,, ftc
r.,,.i. sl u thr fnluoc stale. -iid" Jus ~ ,l,tf.
.,,d Mr. II wiz la- 70 painting ~ -l n W., 49,
and mink with hare sGruder~. adniilh- " 49, mo .,uh
,,irrnr which la. tnc place oi honor W -, q
~,il.,, There are GOOD Slower pieces Nv n.
-'l'' $3.50, oud # - Abbott Ny. tracy -'n''
some studies ~ dog. Mr J. O. ~ III, f,r the nfii-t
o,rl in clover field % problem too d'hr'u ' ,I ny .
81 ur Nrrf-wnfh Thompson j. r-lf'-''.. A.
~, az a tu4rkrt-pllcc m ~ Aie'flfh -
p'5,sr ma. contributed one a. ln~ chfH :, l' I.,e
M sutdieS to the north gallery ana vi -. a.,
le.'I , - .,a,li i,rd.csue whole the hrehi Nip
49,, ,it.c,,,, nm. nan lew II must be conir--'i va, "
Academy ha- seldom 10 ever cohi'lh"d an
drea uulufcTc-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
4 NETTING IL TIE ACADEMY or MUSIC

AT q meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the various merchants Clcs and Hendricks clubs
held n the Firth Avenue Hotel last night u was resolved
that mas meeting ~ chants and citizens be he.d
tonight ~ The Academy ~ Music Tho committee issued
the following address To- the business men oi NcW-f"iA
The election OF Grover Cleveland and Thomas A. Hen
dflcA- to tie Presidency ana NicclTc,GcHcJ o
the United States l. assured Ia't; =.
can rejoice that the election j. over ana tidt
our active energies more Doe given 20 our rr-9
lar business affairs II I. cuincutIN proper that az
-houlc manifest their feelings hv uniting ~ "A gram
massnoeting 10 be held al The Academy OF Music on
November at eight, when We eau
give expression Ia our sentiments Of qualification
aud rejoice the caceful conclusion of tine poca
contest. f. Townsend. Produce Exchange ClcNeIalu
Clcyecud and Hendricks club Oscar ~traus Polite
and Gias, Trade Cleveland aud Hendricks club y T.
stanton Now-Yorb Petroleum Evchang and stock Board
Cleveland and Hendricks Clue George i. Potter lsnl
Mems Cleveland and lenducR- tlub. walter ntdn
ton. Dry-tODd Cleveland and Urudiick- tupi IL =
Euner. Printers and Publishers Cleveland and Hen
driCk~ club NJ Folsom, West side Merchants Cleveland
aud Hendricks chm; g. y. Miller Cotton EX,haige
Cleveland and Hendricks club; Jos. De MaudeNilr.
Di-ier Wine and spirit. Ccuridud and Icndnok' 1uo
Admi sson To the Academy viii b. by ticket They can
be- obtained at the headquarters OF the Produce Exchange
and Maritime Club In the House Of amy men
her OF the comuite e.. The following gentlemen have
been invited 10 address, the needing: Henry Ward
Bcccher Car schnz. samuel ;. Randall, George William
Curtis, Benjamin H. Brl, ow and Frederic r. Coudert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
DEMOCRATS ADVIsiNG DISORDER.

The excitement over Che election in Nom
mouth County yesterday and tine day before unprs
ccdcnted Adhcrenis 81 both parc IN Mataw and the
adjoining ownwserc greatly excited over an nnammaory
article published in The Ndtr0n JOuHGi last night urg
ing Democrats resent the preparation Of
another outrage similar to 1876" The
article Are 10 have
repetition Of the outrage of ls76 and Is liberty but aI
empty name under Which crime. 10 be pcrpcrstcdI
Frcemeu, stand zap for your right, this time, or they
be gone for ever"
THIS paragraph printed In erge type, under
n cut OF cannon just being fired. IN Largo
headlines the statement made thai Grover Cleveland
j. elected President ~ the iird states and III take his
seat The article served to increase the popular excite
but the beet ctzon Of e place rpngi cnndenp
the reutmcnts expressed. The editor of The JOvsDat
David A. Bell ha- always been hoi-hcade1 advocate 81
Democracy. lie repeatedly threatened m the stTecU
t.-t tfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-08
IoRD Ros>r5 GRE4r TELESCOPE.


p,Rrrr q, rAtr'~ LECTURE oV the WONDERS
SHOWS nY his CELEBRATED iN- EuMtNE
TIA. Brooklyn Academy of Music was well
dlod last evening" ror thc lecture OF Robert ball 'r-
rrc zoe sr,uAl.u Iclrncr,' A-soraupn The subject Of
uie I,D.ur. vA-"A N-ni at Lord E"--e- Great ''''-
,co..." Mr Ban B, p.'f,..pro Autonomy in .He JHi-
vcr-itr of Dlui %. aud A.t1uo uer Eo,I o. ireland
ror,o year, hr had entire cha .c of Lord Rose, tDc-
,oorc and D. therefore cu.ucutu ut to spcaa upon t"c
subject watch hc selected. He oene hs lecture with
short 4cco nj the construction o the great telescope.
czpaums the different p.iucpc, urou wHcA rrhrciors
ANA ic.rtc,ors are made The telescope Wa, con
strlctcI about forty years a-o by The father Of tine
present Ear Of Rose. Tie late Earl had remarkable
NEE lauicl genius as well uubouudel fortune. and
uc utilized both The construction aud perfection oi the
great instrument which bear. u- name. The principle
OF the rcAcciinz telescope Or-lnaed with ii William
crschel hlt his DEATH instrument, OF TINS Kind were
still Imperfect. and Lori Eo-.e fouud many dacute. TO
contend with 10 contradiction Of Ia, monster In'tru-
mcuL one % dif nit operations vas the CON
,fcfon OF the Immense mirror feet iu diameter ana
weighing several tons. Tie mirror Is made OF spectrum
metal consisting Of paris OF copper 10 one az tin
ri- c,upostn f. extremely brittle aud broke at once
when east in AN ordinary sand mou.d LORD R"ose was
therefore Obliged L. resort 4" "it D. Eno" a~ g. -llue
900 chilled surface. Even il~u c'i side abe "lh'i ~
.a, caused b, tie hahhe- o. ur Which wric Nh'iAlcd
IRON The cooling and ca.s-I iHpcIcci'ns o the
~ am ingenious con.rivanre Tins dFicu'tv also Vas
siiruouuici and alter nNc Unsuccessful attempts. "A
-iu,f"ci Ht O." lh- WIS a. ''. Na''' i"'" '.'''
WORK or polishing SAM 't'.' aus ''-' WIZ ,u'
c-c,Ively used bp thc ordinary rouge "i commerce was
.pHu 10 Poe GOO coi'-" .' ' 'r '"' ' '...' q ~'u'd
prcrrr non WIS acc iIuf' n"'. AZ 'h' ""A OBJ con-
-ttuc1un currd ou ln lhr Workshops upon lnrl
hVs,c, own t'ltr near I"i''H'''"n l'''"h "' &c
most dtlc fe pieces o' "JrthtI-lN were performer 10y
Lord i.o-,e, own hanl,. Aurr speaking of the m-tfu-
urni Itself. Mr. Ball proceeded 90 ave bis aueucr an
idea of -Oiuc o. tIc Wuuir- which % reveals 900 WicH
hr sa- assisted b, excellent ~iere'-r"plc views. Zee
ginning with the ntuHu. hr showed r'n.e excellent
puoip-rapts ~nlrh bod n~rn made 10y Janc~ Nr,n 'it
Iu tsiiig fl.-c pIo.n- apis Dir %r-u .A bad ur-i
madr % u.4 .te c.i OF surface Of th' moon. repre-
-cutllE dee various I'-uiil"- "nd N"tdilt l"rHaI"I
exact arcuT IGuoc Oh Ni" i-.li cor ilr h-t nIu|,
oi-oi nn This cast "a- iirn rNI">fo 2" i' sun hnd
photographed. The prt it"' iHI- o'iHtl 81" TOY more
perfect tI..r i"-H fr-uliht l'.u pnt-- "I dlirtt
photography t- iir immense stratum. 90. th. trh- az
u.yhrfc seriously u'rIH-r I' elects "I ih' m"oiI-
ODD ID I4I lf D . 4 a . J
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MUSICAL NOT 3.

The first concert OF the Brooklyn PhihaT-
monte Society will take place this evening n the reno'a
red Academy ui Music
The frs coucer; Of tie symphony Society will be given
o. Novelnher - when Beethovens Eighth symphony
and Li,zt's ~ Dante" SYMPHONY VIII Ice performed. NJ
DIVIDE N1sr will play concert piece Tor the vi"in by
Ilr Damru. D.. lud Herr Joseph StndsL oI Tie N''"
potan opera House, vii. sing
The Orst.iio society will perform Mendclssohn ,
~Eaiut Paul" t Us nrst concert on November 49, The
soo parts m nc u the hands of Mis- charlotte Nalkel'
bis aiir Nprc Theodore j. Toe VI, &ud daA cihIi A.
Waite Dsu.lo-cA WILL sit at The or-.i4
To enable the to prepare for tAe production
Of Ncu Dwyimc tonight there vii be NO matinee
pcrfoIgnanec al the Casino to-day
Tie ,ery con-de able number Of music lovers who Doe
I,ve that u co., matter o. tAc L e class ~ "rchc'i ~
eonc,r.. N.v.lors Is as wei favored It. lhr musical CAP
i;a, oftDe O.d world will ind @, dcncc ~ compar-"
ofthc -crur. o Nr Thomas aud Dr. Dam'o-rh and that
Of thc Philharmonic society Of Vienna ioF the approach
IN season The list of works which xii be performed
undo. o.. direction o. Hans Richter b. g. follows:
BAciCou eto NO. for ,io ~ W,n accom- ~nnent OF
BrrI'',, -gi,rh,uio. Nos . and3
EfafI.f -'.l.. l....Ic Ihan l~iiqHD.
BEhtH-- $500. Illt No. 3 80 J.
CI.LtJI.. ..I, .r..gc t0 ' Aia.lI on
Dvul,a .-..,.a -.iFomc lals s,.y.
FCcu-. d. iapI'uy y" nc "yN
GApi -Ntei,ifc. " Iu N1cl.,Hd"'
CoLpN Overtime. "I,uurlIi
Ih'nN SYMPHONY 'tiiu the "i1 'ea'.
N,NIEi-. .Ii, Overture "Mcu-fnc o.. symphony No. O.
AOltI.l.-. u.I.lNut do Brat inaI'r
IL t4r llI'. ui'''etl
X .-Itt% Ballet uu-c fruni - tcrtniOla.'
btuIIILI- .rr.uHc TO lu..tluI.4c.
kCHIa.rN .Illnul 100 q ul.lu..
NeIknANH- ale lu j. u.lH1r
NaG>Lh-"A iaI-t Oycrturc."
The B.rrIgn Fnihlruonic society viii open the sen
son o, classical music tpmorfow efeiiua The pro
rr.suuc VIII comprise schJD'r.'- -ou symphony 800 O.
mayor frigmcIlsol Die GUtcuau fmg." a'Scnorlo
Capnrrio-," oy 70 rlk. ans Hra'aotene "Al Perm Io"
sung TO-. slime Iur.c Aiadi Tho spcrfy win t!s con
cef will oucr Whit wiu doubles hc r. most brilliant
s-ssou. I'lt well %. financially. Tao nr-i uIr'
O. IT. auction lr Hf tickets realized over ~ 5000. TIDE
policy of no. IIrf Is progress and iac generous
yaru.alt. Of ft phIc D. dlNdf~ dlacI U} increase
LiiTdct, cu.-- 900 tn0 musical ~ch..I.-
TIE 1r-i oo4ocrt ~ the NcwIoik Chorus society VIII
tax I,ac oD November l3. Drort.'- "-ta'at Mater
which performed last year py tle society. viii Doe re-
pcaiei Nine Tur-oA Ma VIII sing solo. AID chorus
ant orchc VIII unite p-rtor e. tn" festival
rarcL from otuarE'- 90 Queen OF ~h"nA d~ckrulc'-
"EOeo OF sharon" VIII Oe gwen a. thr load concert