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New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

MnSrnrAi, Nov. ia report was telegfapheu mere
from Lpndon yesterday that the Clnadah iIt, iItluv NAN
vav fnltany mad els.ti the Grand Trunk Railway.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. l5-At "A meeting Oi tue n"''"so''
of the Wisconsin railways yesterday an agieeh'u' ""'
made regarding the issue ~ passes In local tetl'"i9 "
the couilg ycir The agreement Is similar 10 wa" VIA,
unr bt ihe Western roads at the recent ms mvns mann
,nrl Ihr number pas-rs 59urd to shlPlti'' n,t,
lnriuici l1bhes, the press und others VIII NC se'"'
udrtrd
A. the office " the Nav York. Lake Erie ana Western
lai.'uid company yesterday % vt' saih lh'' ''''o ~
.,.,. t,,. ID, .,,,,,, tt,. ,urrts nf the pumraht \
irW tltihs n thu nnliuia ulNte Writ WoVpe' ''''
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Nov. lj.scveral itincrant traders have been
arrested Tor rong IN consequence Of the suspension Of
the MOnimartIc Fair
PARIS Nov. l5.-Ismail Pacha, after an interview with
Count de Lcsseps before the latters departure Tor
IgyPi, expressed the opinion that Count de Lcsscps
would decide to widen the Suez Canal
DUBIiN, Nov. 15.-seveial estates which have bcen
ohritd Tor sale IN This city AT auction, by order Of the
small
PARIS. Nov. 15.-Monsignor de Rcnde the papal Nnn
CiO has received letter from the Pope expressing dccp
regret a the chrome attacks ~ the ttefs and other
tamOranr papers un Liberal Catholics and ON tb char.
actvr Of Bishop DupanOup
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
4 srccnssIoS OF INcENnAnY rIREs

The hnusc NJ EdWard CUTrs ncnr UIcn toVe'
T. l.. was partially destroyed 10y fire on Friday night
The .runre tu the ulllnc and furniture IA estimated ~
ipt fullv nsntrd The fire is supposed Ia hr ~ w
r,nt, ORIGIN and tD he the wuth ~ the SAINT lrisni
win .i ntr tu the dwelling ~ MI Euntl ~ sea l' hhh
bp barn ~ Inui Hituie ni Brinhyilir. - lhni shhi
The succession nrs n the tirlni' hh9 ritnlrh uhh
excitement ninuns residents ~ ~ sirt Bay tuWn hnh en-
rrspt measures aye ~ Zee adopted tu hut unNh the w
ptutliatt.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
PAYING AN g.. .OO0.O 900 LOAN.

President Elijah Smith. of the Oregon and
Transcontncnal Company, yesterday expressed great
confidence in the success Of the scheme for paying he
s. OOO 900 loan its maturity at the close o lhe year
Some large stockholders in this city nave sgncu
their Willingness to take their share OF ie le"
T Rton holders of The maturing notes, 10 the extent
of Sa5O0OO have asked to be allowed To lake ,no
amount The notes II the shareholder snouu 10
subscribe for the whole amount VT Nhln s',l , ~.
was TOO early after the mailing OF the crcuLat e'ei' w
ex,Wct replies from most OF the stOckhoiueis
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KILLED BY NEGROES.
WINCHESTER. Nov. 15.-Soou after

WINCHESTER. Nov. 1j.-SOon after the Dem
ocratc procession here last night Wesley Honesty ana
"Clnt Banks. NEGROES. attacked Joseph Acfal wit'
age nineteen who nvcd at Mount Jackson shenandoah
County Honesty struck him on the hca' with b. ick
Mcfall went home and was found dead in his b'h ms
muriiu.. Great rKccincit exists In this rOmnnhNt'
An autopsy showed that death had cnsurd from hcno
rhate The skull fractured the rdsc ui thr bone
srvering small blood vessel. The men were aiic-lc"
and placed IN Jail
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
NO CHOLERA IN LONDON.

REPORTS OF AN OUTBREAK OF THE DISEASE
CONTRADiCrFD.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Reports are current in Paris
of the spread of the cholera to this city, where the
reports state the disease IL raging. The Paris
Temps says there were one hundred aud eighty
seven eases in this city Yesterday. Last week sons
journals in Paris announced an average of ninoty
ases daily IN London, but nothing has happened
here concerning an outbreak of the disease In the
metropolis The report has created a great sensa-
finn IN paris
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
4 PIOT OYER JEFF D4VTSS N1ME.

MuNCIE, Ind, Now I5.-The Democrats at
teu,nted 10 hold a ratification meeting at Selma on
Thursday night. Republicans were present IN large
numbers Some imprudent and senseless fellow cheered
for JEFF Davis, and fight onsued In which at least
hundred men were engaged. Shots were fired bricks
thrown and clubs used. several persons were badly
hurt but none killed. Hot blood prevails, ana Ia tue
nresent excitement q serious not IS ahlclptteu.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
AurvpNa rHs corrOy RncH lNot

AMENDING rHs c0rrOy BNuH An 0I RULES
sume excitement was produced yesterday oh
the nuut ~ the uuttn htrhanHe hy the pnbheHioh W
the f1lluwlnH hUiieei .. 49,,
Al Npn,,os ~ tho hpsrl ~ Managers held me hst
iWp Waa amended "a hhnNs niHp't' lns rh a'W M ihpr
IA All hipp ani pippt uA ahd ave, NeNemNe .Gst
u uulp Anpnd va lnsrFllna 80 snrhhN rh'helhpNa a'i
thr Nuri date, hihNs3 Ant rhtlt l9sni"t nN,se
Ng delivery NJ pUlton shti slsp ,asNs h's w W M
waynh0nsa 0gdegs shall bp reFmllsl ekesp. w .isnh
ui parry holdng tho same Ahipha hnp 4 w n, n,ap,,"s
noiigu al Intention ieiver shall speeif tusurn Tie
walahonse or warehouses hoM wh'VA sasH ae''sH
shall ba madlI'
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
THE CONTEST IN nOSTON,

DOsTON, Nov. l5.-Iho Boston and Albany
hallway has lowcrcd It's rate 10 Chicago To Tl6 For
some Time past this road has been selling at reduced
rates sharp customers. but To the initiated the rate
has been kept up S22. The Fitohburg route by tho
West shore road has been reduced for time Ia S6
and the Boston and Albany purposes to follow Tho
FIchhnrg, IL IL goes lower. The rate by the Grand
Trunk has been for several days ~lj reduction of -
from the regular tariff The rate 10 ST. Louis by the BOs
ton and Albany has been reduced To Sl9
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
ACTION OF AMERICAN COysULs.

VESSELS LEAVING LONDON AND LIVERPOOL TO b
INSPECTED.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-L. II. Mitchell. the American
Vicc-Consul has received orders by cable from
Washington TO renew the inspection of vessels
leaving London and Liverpool for American ports,
as precauion against the transmission of cholera
to the United States. Mr.. Mitchell has appointed
Dr. Hill as inspector at London, aud has tele-
graphed Consul Packard at Liverpool to attend TO
the matter at that port.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
SAVED nv \ hou's hAhkiNuL
L. I...I I...I Iul. ..I 4. Inll La illn AnI.

~ idi rnlt st at u a. ~ Yesterday hfuuspi ihe noou
pnnts Vt tho hnnso hnd rtusn hu discovery ~ mo -
uninaid Mo,n,'a smnhrhnn-n Nhluh 10 =" 'he '"'' -
Ans. iul, lui and lul IrfR o. ava aartn, Wpfn
snuniri hrluiu The irnnu Wnin ~ nhn nnhWAh w hN
hris Irhtraln the hHnr. Nithm tho wan, ~ ht 'h'
hnusn Iho huiidus was DAMAGED ~ tho eAioht ~
,uuO aud stock worth rs,oun WaH destroyed h"lau
and a cow in "a adjoining stable Wufu HuIlucatcd
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/ flIiIFF N IDTIIlNI,

Ntw=unilAks, Nov ib,=A dispatch v"
ghe liesgeAe hun ,ahisi Ailss STATES lhs i halrhpi
Hun, pi lhp pldpa ahi aisnsi mercantile h'hs w
lhe place had heii property in the esehl ~ fin'" ~
laehei iaal nleh which ineindps sn altaeh,ne'N ~
81 ,tun pul 10 in liaph hlahpknl 4 ,p ~ hnN t"h
lhe ius llabiius e1eeud p7h,OuO, dun tO New to'hI
20 iuls, ciaennat, Chicago inuisViie. hlohhohh "n"
New Oieals nlInA
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
CONVICTED OF NUMBERING An OLD WOMAN

BUFFALO, Nov. 15.-The mysterious West
Falls murder case to close this afternoon with
verdict OF manslaughter IN the first degree Albert Man
chester the prisoner been trial all the week The
crime of which he was convicted occurred last April
weak minded old woman crimlnay assaulted III the
roadway aud died in consequence.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
r4BRFR AyD MS wifE urRprrrD.

CnicAGO, Nov. 1.-two men called at tlr
house of joachim Denlow, near Des riincs. ~ y
last night aud called Dcmow to the yafl. where th-y
attacked him With club Hnd corn cutter Hs Niie
ran tt hs assistance nri alan atnrFl bny, i'n
t,its n nsr. escaped ium ihr huusr nnu gave nhii
hatne iansntkli ihp hunsr. Mis. NpMloN Nh' ihth
|, ani hti husband "a liins
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
LESSONS OF THE SEABURY CELEBRATION.
IoNnoN Now IL -ILe Times this mnIuiuG

devoes leading article to the celebration at ST. Pauls
Yesterday honor OF the centennial anniversary Of the
conservation of the first Bishop Of the American Episco
pal Church In the OF this 1t says: If ever it Is
separated from the State, the Church of England may
learn from the American precedent that need not fear
extinction humiliation. The American church has set
an example which the English church would do well To
initiate cnlistng the services of laymen equal
footing with The clergy. The Times believes That yes
terdays conmemOraton services will do much To pro-
mote spirit of good will between the great branches
o the Anglican Church.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
WRECKED OFF CAPE HORN

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1j.-The British ship
Matterhorn which arrived here from Dundee reports
tne total loss Of the British bark Clwyd OF Cape Horn
The captain officers aud all the crew, except three were
saved The Cinyd sailed FROM Cariih for iguque with
cargo of railroad material She was owned by ID. Jones
a 90, of Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
CIR 10 riErEs M 4 rRatx.

WnKEsRAhhi Penn, Nov. To- Martin Ford.
NJ rut uiiiilth. while walking uh The lphieh valley
naluah iiatl NJ that place asi evening with Alice panhs
wes st,uth bf a hptinnIiyp. lhp whsle iinn u,ssrl
n,pi Me hhif rniins u is rlprts Mice banhs psrarml
unhutt htt Nas uitsiihipil hi iNthi
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A MAIL ClRRIER f1TALLY HURT


lBY TELEGRAPH I'd 1HE rRtBUNEI
WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Nov. 15.-ienry
Wcdncr, young who lives at Sugar Notch ana Is
employed as mail carrier carrying some mail mat
ter To the Philadelphia aud Reading depot at that place
TO reach the depot he had to the Lchgh valley
railroad track freight train pas-ins and being III
hurry lie dartcd across the instant the last car pass'u
without seeing the express train which Just coming
up the other track The locomotive hurled him clear
oil ic track. His rght side crushed, ai the rms
broken and his skull fractured. lie stl lives but ls
recovery is considered impossible.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
GOVERNMENT BONDS BURNED.

ELLENvILLE, Nov. 15.-Thc house OF Seth L.
Brown wealthy farmer of Woodburne. sullivan County,
was destroyed by fire with all its contents. Among
valuable papers kept IN tin hox In one Of the rooms
were Government and sullivan County town bonds Tor
- 900 all of which were lost. The loss is heavy, with
,,uIy :. II
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
riir coNuo CONFERENCE.

BENIN, Nov 10 -bhlN tWo 81 the uelrFhtcs
~ the congo Conference have etrt been 10 Ahi,h
There we conference hpiWprh hntUn dn 'nuitrl the
tranrh Aminssa,tnr nnd rilHpn hsmarpk tpsriiht
n IL hpip,ei that tbs rrnrra iurp discussed Nns lln
ruiAidinnn ~ ihlnNtd ~ ilin tnhan tunirinnrn.
irurn uinWdrrh ia1 hiuf circular letter ~ nNl
,,ti., f., tDn d, ,eni mtnh. ~ ihn pnni, ,,,,ei
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tnp 0ollltRt stbihE kNbkD

rfisRtHu, Nov, ib,=lhe sliihe of tue ave
..i irs,s Ia at an sud ihe,np,a ~ ihe ltlii aha inh'
,ous wen, ~ q, tho reduction sptp,sl Vreha asM 80
nea,Y ail ~ lhnan ~ lhp hlsl AnN s'rnhN inis hc
wilhjh tho pasi ,pw dsYs inlp,mpA ihp Nle'""@ WV
th0l Wtia ipahi W. lptnin lN Wulh
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AN taeffnoAAL folloA oorN oAAR.

kAbsAa ,in, Nov, ib,=in follce Justice
inea,s oouIl Judgment lot sson each was entered Ia
eighiI-twG oases against tho tpliesan Consolidated
iprse Railway Company ul failure 10 compY With Tho
ordinance ~ paving lhnr tracks. Tho amount, fib iu
10 said W DO the largest Judgment elef enleel ln =
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
oHr1p CRUSHED BENEATH CAR
BALTIMORE, Nov. 15-Elizabeth Sweene

age ten while picking MP chips to-day on the Northern
Central Railway track near North and Monument ats,
was r,in over By freight which pushed on the
trark both Uf hpr lega we're put uN below the knees
ller injuries are declared mortal by the attending snf
lulI
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

.,,or oorr, On THE countrv The defendant alleges
irrcuarity In the proceedings. McanWhhe 'os' '"'N
Is pending In the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16
TIE SKYE CROFTERS.

LONDON, Nov. IA detachment of police
al military started for the Isle OF skye to-day: gen
cra instruction the crafcrs regarded imminent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-16

forfeit tle money. aud declares he Will iorict "h
o,hor third also-that derived from the Board oi
Tradc-sooner than submit TO Mr. Champefi"'"
intolcrant selfconce.t.
still sharper letter comes from Mr.. "reh'e"
Director of the Bank of England, accusing MI
Chamberlain of acquiring fortune by dis'eput-
able dodccs and disgusting the Liberals by his v'o
lent speeches 1t is reported that Mr.. Chamoeriah
will begin criminal proceedings against Mr' "reh-
fell. The serious portion OF the public views 'nesc
controversies with regret.
THE sEABURY COMMEMORATIoN.
Yesterdays interesting and Impressive ceremony
in st. Paurs Cathedral in commemoration OF the
conservation of the first Bishop of tho American
Episcopal Church hundred years since attractcu
many Americans. including Minister Lowell ana
number of American Bishops and other clergyInen,
also various English Bishops and the Archbishop oil
Canterbury.
LITERARY NOTES.
The Athen0um publishes long review OF the LIE
of Bavard TAYLOR and complains OF the inadequacy
Of the account of man possessing an indomitab'e
nature when there must have been thousand VIVA
Incidents and descriptive touches in his life. With
snch a character and individuality, 1T asks, why
conld none be given'
The same journal describes the issue of transla-
tion of . John Bulls Daughters in advance of the
authors edition as a smart Yankee trick by which
all chance of profit to the author on his own book is
destroyed G. W. $.
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Exclusive Agents for Rich's Addition.

Comprising about hundred and twenty
in the City Limits Maps will be furnished upon application.
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THE FLORIDA AaR1cULTUR1sT.

We will be only too pleased to devote part
OF our paper to a household department. if
the ladies will write for it.
Capt. Geo. w. McLaurine will ride the
me sorrel horse of DIR. Lancaster on the 4th.
NO doubt he will do credit to the occasion
The hotel men of Jacksonville are to have
Walklngmatch this week-go as you please
why don't Messrs. Terry and Seaman enter
for the race.
The owners of every vehicle in the country
around are requested to bring them out at 4
clock p. IN. on the 4th in grand procession
round the town.
A china cup and saucer given away. With
every pound package One Spoon Baking
rover. Remember the cup and saucer is
gift. AT c. r. Stocktons.
"A bran new lot of Burts fine shoes for la
dies, misses and children 81 wear were shipped
from New York to the DeIand Shoe Store
on June 2lst. Every pair warranted.
The firm of Critchell Brothers. INSURANCE
Agents. has this day been dissolved.
JOHN CRITcHELL.
DeLand, Florida, June Is, 1884
The Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival by
the ladies of the Episcopal Church. Thurs
day evening next, will be held in Klapp's
Hall instead of Dunns building, as adver-
tised last week.
capt. Strack has been practicing horse
manship for two or three weeks, as he is as
sistant marshal on the 4th F.; but we don't I'M
derstand why he takes only little portion
of the Boulevard for practice.
From the conversation we overheard while
going to Bethel church Wednesday night we
thought we would have double wedding, but
the wind ceased before we reached there.
Disappointment seems to be our luck
Mr.. G. Il. Stockton, real estate agent. ex-
poets to leave for New York next week, and
he desires all persons having property for
sale to call and have it put on his books, as
he expects to be able to dispose of lands
Willie away.
two in town last week He is thinking of
making few purchases, and we only hope
he will; for he is a genial noble hearted gen
tleman, and we need all we can get of that
type.
To accommodate my trade will hereafter
keep full stock of hay, corn. oats, ground
feed, screenings and bran which will sell
at the lowest market price. 4teg euo9
'I.Ej i @. r. SToeKToN, &
At the old stand on Indiana avenue.
You can always buy at the lowest prices,
Browns, ,Jacquot's and Cahill's dressings
shoe brushes, buttons, button fasteners,
hooks, lifts, cements, laces; also, best hem
lock sole leather and shoe findings, at Boston
prices, at the DeLand Shoe Store.
"Immersabilis est vera virtus " translated
with freedom signifies "buy Tie $3.50 shoe
and be happy" This is professionally
the best shoe made for the price. A full
stock in Congress. Button and Balmora,
can always be found at the DeLand Shoe
Store
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At the meeting of the town council Thurs
day evening, an ordinance was introduced
to be voted on at the next meeting, prohib-
iting the sale of any kind of fireworks with
i'll the city limits; also the firing off of any
kind of fireworks within the said city limits.
one-quarter of mile each way from the
crossing of the Boulevard and Indiana ave-
nue-excepting on the Fourth of July be-
tween the hours of 6 q. m. and 8 p. M. and
then only at one place at safe distance
from all buildings.
Too LATE.-A party Of ladies and gents
went to Bethel church to witness the nup-
tial knot Wednesday night but arrived there
just in time to see the bride and groom
drive off The ladies regretted very much
that they did not get to see how the bride
was dressed, and the young gents that they
did not get to kiss the bride. ,
Now is the time to plant Sweet Potatoes.
We call the attention of parties proposing to
plant to Geo w. Bakers Rotted Bone. 1t
has been used in this place for five years and
is acknowledged to be the best For sale at
AleXander's landing, Lake Beresford, by
VIM. w. Hulst. If.
Use the Mapes Fertilizers for orange trees
and vegetables near residences and cities
because it is odorless contains no carbon
and not breed diseases Ola typhoid nature
The "bodyn of this fertilizer is not made up
of dirt, but dried vegetable matter. 1t is the
highest grade fertilizer known, and the low
est proportionate price.
G. w. LANCASTER, Agent,
DeLand, Fla.
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AGENTS FOR voLUs1A COUNTY FOR

NoLUsIA CoUNrY BANK, DeLand, Florida
BANK OF JACKSONVILLE, Jacksonville, Florida
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Critchell Bros, was dissolved June It'll, 1884,
by the withdrawal of Walter Critchell from
the firm Either member of the firm is en-
titled to sign the firm name in liquidationof
partnership debts only 1870
WALTER CRITICIZED,
DeLand, June Is, 1881.
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Dress making.

Mrs. Clark and Daughter. fashionable dress
and cloak makers from Tallahassee, have
taken up their residence in DeIand and will
be pleased to receive orders in their depart
ment from the citizens. They can be found
for the present at J. Y Parce's house on
Rich Avenue nearly north from Parceland
hotel 317-20
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AT the old stand on Indiana ayenr
Programme for the Fourth.

1st. At 81 a. m. Rev. Dr. Griffith, accom-
panied by the ladies and children of the
town and community. will march in process
sion from the Baptist Church down Boule-
ward avenue, and up Indiana avenue, to
back to Baptist Church, where addresses
will be made by Dr. Griffith and others
At IL a. IN. Grand Carnival. w
AT y IN. orations by distinguished orators
of the country. $50
At Up, m. grand barbecue will be served
free to ALL s.st.
At 3 p. m. balloon ascension.
From to 5 p. m. grand procession of We
hicles and citizens. ~ E
At Up. M boys procession headed by
torch lights, and will proceed to the fire
works grounds. ii.-e :.
AT 8 p. m. grandest display of fireworks
ever known to the citizens of Florida
Climbing of greasy poles. sackraces, excur-
sions on the railroad, walking matches, &c.
will be INDUCED in throughout the day.
The skating rink will be open night and
day.
Geo. W. McLaurine Grand Marshall for
the day. S. w. JOHNSTON, Oh n.
Rich. T. GRAY, sec'y.
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Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE.

Five acres of land half way between De-
Land and Spring Garden Center, and one
mile from the Highland depot of the 1. II. & p
II. II. All cleared and fenced, two acres in
budded with choice varieties. Cottage house
14x40, spring near. Good neighborhood and
choice location. Price, 81 800. Apply to
1880 w. II. WOOD, DeLand, Fla.
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HoEel Arrivals.
FLORAL GROVE.

FLORAL GROVE.
=, q II Minehan, NJ Hill, L A Bickord, L G
Chenery, City; Whitner, A A Steon, =
Menill, Jacksonville; Jas ii Crossman, Boston,
Mass; NJ Taylor, Beresford, Fla; G H Fen
Maid, J G Chase, Sanford, Fla; ] Dunwady,
Baverhill, Mass Julius Ball, Tallahassee Fla;
NJ Solamon, Charleston, S G; NJ Z Strains,
savannah, Ga; Win Foster, Tampa Fla.
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MARRIED.

M0RRIS-FENEY-At Bethel church June
is at 7.30, p. M, Mr.. Lee Morris to Miss
Matte Feney. Rev. Graham officiating.
McCOUN AT the Drake
Richardson to Miss Eva McCoun, Rev.
Wolseley officiating.
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Ice Crea,n and strawberries

Will be served at Klapp's Hall by the
ladies of the Episcopalian church on Thurs
day evening June Goth
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State OF the Weather

Al DEI-ANO.
For the week ending sundsy. June %, 1854.
NJ y W III FL Sat q sn :,
& srM s7s S : + q 8 $ $
Mean temperature 76degrees.
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4th of July is coming, and the people of
Volusia county, who expect to be in De
Land on the 4th are invited to call at our
store and secure bargains.
C. r. STOCKTON.