The Panola weekly star., 1884-05-03

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,ii dinner and nilff an hour We aei liai-
aud KIgytr nnd lmf visit ~ "illyr
hpfe salleJ rfof Aeeld. lle i anlhUf
~ that beautiful wufk, WORD Painting"
With pHfsl0nable, almost holy pride, he
shows us over biz grove NJ 0fanuH, lem.
ofs, limcs, inanKo, snpes and fruit trees.
We 81 under the largest niaiIRDnpple
lrresin ilyfila nni eat Unnnus 10 our
hcatts content. After Ibis ieint oi eyes
and psilales W. stroll ovr the fony ncfes
and diseiies the whole area of onngo
culture, aud conclude 10 buy lot nuht
here acres for about $3.50 and have
Il planted in mango and oranges for n
winter h"me, in which 10 speild lIic'sI
autumn when this will bc the suburbs
VI great city, already planned by the
most extensive hnd.holllcrs of the State
Thc prospective home fronts oii beau
iiful lake, mile from fanlm Bay and
three miles from tho Gull Of Mcxiro.
The climate ls unparalleled; hot enough
for tTopic fruit yet cool 1t night, with the
salt breeze fanning you forever with no
shadow Of malaria. broad avenue has
been opened from tile by to the gulf.
fines abound here, and there are pnl-
mcitOand turkey oaks Professor grove
y s'sht years old, 70 which we are offered
oaTte core blanche. we ranlbled on,
viewed iiie lake from which our city will
ne ealleh-- Lakeside my Back to Pro-
irssof - tea Inject our ncigllhors first
stylish gentleman from Ohio, clear.
hondcd anI keen, be cllats awhile, then
w our k'hiolks 40, WITH merry jest and
pnthfsoine song from "Elnnla,' VIC III :
~ the haply dny- llA Tor our mile walk
natk 20 me ~ iolks and home and thus
anDilier u added 10 The number Of joyous
days recorded by memory | will de.
scribe. as best car, my sisters homc.
~ u fafSe house, rough, rather, outside
ana IN, but good enough for the climate
ana country One stove IN the kitchen,
where the iiiiniiv warm their noses in
nild- winter and on the few frosty morn
ings throughout the short season. The
doors have framework fastened back
ON the outnide--thnt one used IN suinmcr-
llnie' Inc House is immediately on u
blg bayou, u wide, shallow portion of the
my, 1--WE Of which indcnt the shore on
lii,s east SIDE q the large point or penin-
sun, whlch divides the bay and gulf.
Were one near the extreme point and u
niue elevated, the river, bay, gulf and
big Mexican sea could be seen. Tie
grounds are enclosed by q tw0-polc and
post fence, and set out In g'iaro trees, a
lew oranges aud lemons The soil Is
white sand and You may dg two feet
and ind i dry. There are ,lnrge water
melon vines with young fruit and bios.
soniTi tomato vines and fruit lnrgr as u
cpo-arple. A camphor tree, fairly on
IN the world, grows near the back door.
IA front y me fisll.housc and wharf,
built by Proi. BILLY Nccld. The roof Is
innlcied WIN palmetto, pictures Of
when you VIII see IN some one Of Frank
ltslier Illustrated periodicals, IA well ~
olhcr places oi Interest, on II. Pinellas
the artist was. here recently. This is
determined TO be great winter home
lor invalids There Is u school here mud
things are looking up. and have this IN
estimable value 10 back any scheme or
prospect, however visionary In seepng
.iiey may be: which Is iis perfect climate,
~ pure, liie-giying air, The land oi
i'seli y not worth much, but II Is worth
rom soU to slOo an acre to get footing
mere: Inc water supplies half the living
l--nnii, claiils aliu oysters; the land ycgr-
tables and fruits which grow spontanc-
oisly, and are Luxurious 70 rich and
poor. Truly this il the poor mans couu-
iry, because our bcnciicent Master sup.
plies 30 much TO sustain life. We have
Just had our dinner; Vegetables, the bud
Of The eabbagc-palm, a substance sweet
and tender--tastc between chestnut
and sweet potato; all Of US ate gnat
chunks oi II. i is usually boiled with
baron, but can be eaten rs slauv, lnoru
delicious and digerible than cabbage
Fancy Us going out late In tho afternoon,
whcn the tide is In or high, with ''casi
net. skillfully thrown. catching sixty
potinds Of fish In less than an hour; ",
there II not much fishing with hooks.
only that " good sport for the children
and women. My breakfast this morning
consisted oi an Grunge, sweet aud sucu.
lpnt cnp Of coffee nilts dozen frit4i ov.