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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-10-02
FLORIDIANA.

Fernandina's waterworks cost $34 900.
Sanford has an complete fire alarm sys-
TEN.
Sanford wants to be the county seat of
Orange county.
Winter Haven will have 400 acres of
tomatoes next season.
J. B. Oliver has sold the Lake City To
bacco Plant to Stoey & Co.
The Farmers Alliance held conven-
tion in Jacksonville last week.
The pear trees of Mont nticello areputting
OH their third crop of bloom for the year
During the past two years Fernandina
has shipped on an average of 100000
feet of lumber per month.
Commencing October 1st the Clyde
Line will ruin three steamers per week be-
tween New York and Jacksonville.
Mr.. Mann issued the last copy of the
Halifax Journal last Thursday. Hereaf-
ter the paper will be published by other
parties.
Pablo Beach was visited by heavy
cyclone last week. Several buildings were
demolished and damages to the amount
of $4,000 done to Murray Hall.
1t is said that ]. H. Harris, of Citra,
has sold his famous orange grove to a
New York syndicate for $5OO,OOO We do
not credit the statement, however.
Chipley has two cotton gins and they
are now kept running night and day; still
the farmers are kicking and claim they
cannot get their work done fast enough
-Chipley Times.
Furniture manufactured from Florida
woods, the most beautiful, varied and
durable in the world, is being shipped by
the carload to various northern markets
from the Gainesville factory y.-Ex.
The Directors of the Sub Tropical have
addressed circular letter to the County
Commissioners of each county in the State,
requesting that they send representatives
to Jacksonville to convention to be held
October 18th, at which will be discussed
the questions of county days, premiums,
special railway rates, etc. Every county
should be represented
1t is rather depressing to see such a gen
eral falling of leaves at this time OF the
year from our fruit trees, especially the
peach trees. 1t indicates that many of
them will not bear next year, if they ever
bear again, and that many orchards will
have to be replanted. And then more
draining, and sub-draining should supple
ment the replanting. This seasons expe-
rience has taught lesson that should
not be forgotten by any of our fruit men.
-Ex.
The Melbourne correspondent of the
Titusville Star says: sat Captain Hec-
tors place can be seen curiosity, which
we have watched with great interest. His
Sage palm put out crown or bud that
was unlike previous ones. At first glance
it looked as if row of leaves were about
to unfold. AS it slowly expands in the in
terror can be seen seeds, apparently cling
ing to the edge of the leaves and resem-
bling a brown sea-bean, with bright or
ange edge. Mr.. Jackson informs us that
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
EDITED BY e. w. AMsDEN,

oRMoND, FLORIDA.
To whom all correspondence in regard to this
department should be addressed
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A petition emaaating from tue boys VI the
town, was read ~ follows:
TO the Honsrable Mayer aud Trustees Of tho
Town Of Thibodaux:
0entlsmen-We. the undersigned, hereby
petition your honorable body to repeal the
ordinance prohibiting the shooting Of fire.
works within the tswn limita. Hoping same
will bo acted upon faverably, we remain
Yours Respectfully,
5BOYS
The subject matter Of the petition was Or
gned by tho conncilmen, and as it was appa-
rent TINT No definite action could be taken
N the premises Immediately, on motion OF
Mr.: Coulon. seconded by Dir. Baleaux. the
petition was laid over until next meeting.
1t was moved and secnuded that the next
meeting Of the council he helu Tuesday night,
Dec. 10th. at ! o'clock p. III.
Two propositions from Mr.. j. H Andrews,
of the Fort Wa, ne Electric Light Co, in re-
gard t" lighting up the town. were read. On
motion OF Mr.. Cnulon, seconded by Mr.. Braud,
these propositions were laid on the table.
The Council then adjourned.
J. l.. AUCOIN, Mayor.
JOHN b. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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&C No. %.

! BE it ordained by the Mayor and Trustees
of the town OF Tlibodtux, in council assem-
bled:
That ordinance No. aJ, adopted bv the
council. December the Sth. 1887. repeating
section I93 OF the revised bylaws and ordi-
nances of the town OF Tlihodaux. be and is
hereby repealed to the extent only of grant
lng the setting IN fire Of I'etards and other
fire works on Christmas eve. Christmas day,
New leir's eve, New Years day and July
the ath OF each year. provided, however, that
no petards or fire works of any kind shall be
fired off between the hours of O'Clock a. M.
ana D o'clock y. M. on the herein above spe
cihed days: and any person ." persons vio-
iatin% the provisions hereof. shall for each
and every %"ffensc, be fined in u snm not ex.
ceedin. 500 or be imprisoned, in cases of
failure or NEGLECT to pay, within the epoch
fxed by the officers examining the ease. tor
a space of time which shall not exceed twelve
hours.
be it further ordained. Tia this ordinance
shall go into effect from ana after its prOmul.
gati"n.
The above ordinance was adopted by the
following vote
ieas-Badeaux. Braud, Marlborough and
Trotter.
Nxys-None.
Ffe Courcil Then adjourned.
II. n. COULDN, Mayor Pro TEN.
JOHN b. Taylor, Clerk.
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TOWN HALL. :
Tlibodaux, La, Dec. 10Th, 1889. !

The Council for the town Of ThibOdaux met
this 'iav IN special session, pursuant to al
jourhment. at $50 p. III.
Present-Trustees Braud, B~adeaux, Cou-
Ion Malbronsh and Trottef.
Ahsent-Mayor AUeoin and Trustee Ma.
quin.
Councilman Couion having been appointed
Mayor pro tenn. called the meeting to order.
On motion, the reading of the minutes was
dispensed with.
The Mayor explained that the object OF the
meeting Was to take into consideration the
petition OF the boys in regard to repeating
the lire works o~rtsinapce.
Wlereupon. Mr.. Brand handed in the toll
lowing ordinance. puIpo ting, he stated,
to cover the question::
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Che Uhibodanx&extinel,
S~ATUR DEC. %, 1889.
PROCEEDIN6s OF mE TOWN
3 COUNCIL ; 4
TOWN HALL,
Tnihotlaux. La, Dec. 6, 1889. (

&qhihotlaux. La. Dec. s, 1883. {
Tbs Cdnrcil for the Town Of Thibo-
oaux met this day in regular monthly ses-
sion st 2 o'clock y. IN.
Present.. L. Anc"in. Mayor. and Trustees
Badesux, Brand. CouiOn and Trotter.
Abseut-Malbron.h and Naqnin. Trustees.
The minutrs Of the last session were read
md approved IA recorded.
The Mayor presented the following report ::
Thibodaux. La, Dec. &. 1889.
To tie Trustees atthe Town OF Thibodaux:
Gen t'emen-The sluice and wharf ut the
head Of the canal is completed, and the same
is put in good and Substantial condition.
have communicated with a firm in regard
to lanterns for the use ct the town. hut la We
not yet received an answer. ] would there
form ask far fasther time to report on ame
An appropSistinn to pay the following
6laiynsis roD61 nended. viz: =.
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ThibOdeaux's Werm Killer.

T~hibedeaux's Wern Killer is the y
wCrn medicine fer the least money. Tas
delicious. Children cry tor mere" q
doe net naket hsn - deathly sick " =!
has destroyed - large worms and like
Sngel 81 mercy 10 has found its way ints
moss every household in the couns
"~kverybody like H." Just try it.
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MT. CARMEL CONVENT.

-. MT. GARNET CONVERT, }
Ihihsdanx. La., Jan. II, 1888.
Mr.. +. Gsnamx. Hsuma. "a. ,
Lear Sir cannst convey i" adequate Ian.
gage a satisfactory idea Of the Iene1s 7
Lave sbtained hy nsi"g ysur Aati-Asthmatie
Psw.'er AMI Mixture. Fer tw~s,y wear. I
have snfrr-d from that dreadful i;.....
Asthma, and although I have tried manv
ren'edles. nsns proved hsn~kri.l un,il /
tried ys"rs tru.t ny EN-. ri-mrs with this
prrci"us and valuable powder und mixture
VIII BE- she n,~ans Of inducing others t. civ.
II y trial. Years respectfully,
4 SIsTka ~ Nj. CARMEL COKyHEr
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PAS7URAGE

A FINE PASTURE of 500 arpents. situated
near kaceland. particularly adapted t. the
use OF cattle raisers and sfhers. Terms mar
month: Horses or Mules. 81, Cows or Reeves.
Is cents; Calves or Sheep, 50 cents.
For further information address
OSCAR LEPINE.
Raceland, Ia.
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Save Your Hair

RY a timely use Of Ayers HAIR Vigor.
This preparation has no equal as q
dressing. It keeps the scalp clean. cool,
and healthy, and preserves the color.
fullness, and beauty of the hair.
II was rapidly becoming bald and
gray; but after using two or three
bottles of Ayers Hair Vigor my hair
grew thick and glossy and the original
color was restOred."-Melyin Aldrich.
Canaan Centre, N. H.
"Some time ago I lost all my hair in
consequences of measles. After due
waiting, no new growth appeared. I
then used Ayers Hair Vigor and my
nan grew
/ Thick and Strong.
II has apparently come to stay. The
sVigor is evidently a great Aid to nature"
lib. Williams, Floresville, Texas.
II have used Ayers Hair vigor for
the past four or Ave years and find it q
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
tits nh could desire, being harmless.
causing the hair t retain its natural
color, and requiring but a small quantity
20 render the hair easy to arrange
Mrs. NJ: A. Bailey, o Charles street,
Haverhill, Mass. = 81
have been using Ayers Hair Vigor
Tor several years, and believe that it has
caused my hair to retain its natural
color.',@-Mrs HI King. Dealer in.
DRY Goods. Re RiShonv;1fo MI
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-09-28
Popular Lect res IA America.

a one sense the popular lecture is not
leeply rooted as a number of .institu
ions we could mentiun but il is never
aeiess a Yankee institution We do
n have score OF lectures III winter
lsan attracting crowds Of people To "
#eaal7 out the platform Is mol vacant
= hundreds Of small totsns the popular
Aseture II a part of the winter entertain
nent The humorisis are always In de
aand The order is aiu axs represented
hen one wit dies another takes his
piaee Josh Billings was not in request
1.ufe thsn Bill Nye or Burdetle is today
eiue thing is noticeable The popular
lecture must not be too instructive Your
American audience does not yearn for In
formation A very little substance goes
A long way and a trifle too much will
thin out the largest audience. The popu
lar lecturer today must be a new man, or
lie must entertain The average audi
enee does not care penny for gifted or
cultivated man. They want somebody
WHO possesses peculiarities that amuse,
OF whose oddities and ideas appeal to
their sense Of humor The fits" are
rare. but il is curious to note that when
found they are appreciated from Maine to
New Mexico. -Pittsburg Bulletin.
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The palmy Days of srlnstrelsy.


was reading that the wife of Jack Hav-
fly the once well known negro minstrel
nager. induced him TO give her $40 every
"a out OF the receipts OF the show, so that
ne went into bankruptcy she possessed
-iiine ot about $4,000 He begged her
ietil him the money, hut she refused him
II today they are living comfortably on her
aklngs An hour or two afterward met
I'll Foote who was boomer for Haverly
when that skyrocket of a manager was high
a tho air Foote now runs boarding house
tins city and is the custodian of Dock
taer's theatre during the absence OF the
l11ckstader minstrels on tour
On, yes those were 'naleyon days. said
az There was n time when the manager of
minstrel company had to do hardly any
thing else than open the doors of ball and
lei people pay TO come in The five or six
years after the war were especially profit
nile Flew towns, OF three to five thousand
Inhabitants, we're constantly being discov
ered by wide awake agents, and places of
TINT sort were dead sure to yield fine audi
enccs for anything in the way of minstrelsy
But II isn't so now The milk Is all gone out
Of that cocoanut, and the man who can make
a negro minstrel company pay has got to
hustle for it"--New York Cor indianapolis
News
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The Old Fashioned Clay pIpe.

The old white clay pipe is coming once
more into fashion 1t is said by experts
ard physicians that much of the danger
Of smoking is in the use of old pipes,
which become saturated with nicotine If
smoking is to hold it's own against the
hard things said about 1t, 1t must con
form in some degree to sanitary condi
tioas An old pipe is probably as danger
aus rs a package of old greenbacks It
would hardly be considered wise to put
the latter In ones month It is bad
enough to handle them. The clay pipe,
however. will soak up nicotine so fast
hat 1t is dangerous to use 1t over one
lozen times Its Tranquility is. there
fore good quality 1t viii break before
II poisons you On the whole. is not the
wiser policy TO keep little farther away
from he danger of nicotine poisoning2-
Globe Democrat.
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The Manicure for Gentlemen.

There are great many gentlemen who
Ia thcit own nanicuring and do 1t well.
ani there are a great many, | notice. WHO
10 mol was at a whist party the other
evening. and as | ran up stairs 10 remove
NY wraps gentleman came in a little
ate aud was reproached for his tardiness
y gentleman cousin.
Well. | couldn't get here a minute
sooner had TO go and be manicured.
don't you know II wouldn't do for me
10 sit at a table with such horns on my
fingers Don't they glisten now2' and he
looked with admiration at his dgits. His
cousin looked at his own nails and found
that they were anything but shiny-and
knew that he would be at the same table
and that they would invite comparison.
Doubtless he felt like exclaiming with
koko Here's how dc do. Buffalo
News
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0N'S6s
APPLICATION F0P A PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

EuREkA, NEVADA August I, 1883.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY lush, whose Postofhce ad-
dress is Hamiltt n, White Pine County. New
ada, has this day filed his application for q
patent for fifteen hundred linear feet Of the
Bush and Plagemann mine or vein, bearing
silver, with surface ground six hundred feet
In width, situated in silver Mountain Min
ing District, County of White Pine and State
OF Nevada, and designated bv the field notes
and official plat on file in this office as Lot
No 81, said lot Nc. 81, being described as fol-
lows, to, it:
Beginning at a post marked No. III. 8.
Survey No. 81 and the original location mon-
ument on this claim, whence U. =. mineral
monument No bears s. 20 degs, w. 800 feet,
on this lode bears S 81 deg, w .47O feet thence
running 1st course, s. 20 deg, w 900 #. to pest
marked No. L. s. Survey No. 81 and the
original location monument; thence running
e os @aEea No ~ dfg S fee:
no location monuT ent found; thence running
third course, N. 40 deg, W. 236 feet to post
marked No L. :. Survey No. 81 and the
origina! location monument; thence running
fourth eonrse n 90 deg. +. 662 feet TO post
marked No L. :. Survey No 81 and the
ORIGINAL location monument; thence running
filth course, 10 deg, Il. 362 feet to post
marked No. L. S. Survey No 81; no loca
lion monument found: thence running sixth
course, S. 20 deg, L 1867 feet to post No.
the place of beginning. containing 20 47-10i
acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian,
with magnetic variation Of 16Is deg. K.
The location of this mine is recorded In the
records of Silver Mountain Mining District,
at Ely White Pine County. State OF Nevada
Any and all person claiming adversely any
portion said Bush and Plagemann mine or
surface ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Eureka, In the State Of
Nevada. during the sixty days period Of
publication hereof. or they will be bar ed By
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
ID III. HALL, Register.
1t hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of app location for a patent be published for
the period OF ton consecutive weeks in the
White Pine News. weekly newspaper pub
lished at Taylor, White Pine Comfy, Nevada
aui-lOw d. ii. HALL Register.
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NNER Sea Wonders exist in thousands of
llEEp lorras but are surpassed by the mar
HAAh vels Of invention Those ho nj in
need OF profitable work that can be
done while living at home should at once
send heir address to Halett & Co., Portland,
Maine, and receive free, fall information how
either sex. ef all ages can EARN from S. to S2S
per day and upwards wherever they live.
You arc started free. Capital not required.
Some have made over $50 in single dag af
this work. All succeed.
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Talk at the Table

My husband Is quite a bon vivant,"
said little Mrs. Shipperkin to her friend.
slrs De Boot.
Indeed. In what way. may ask?" re-
sponded her friend.
lie dimes and whines every day of his
life." was the curt rejoinder. Detroit
Free Presa
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Rock MIX House.

With all tho necessary equipments, including
G.! urn INN by water power.
The reason for selling is The proprietor
wishes 90 move to his oiherranch, sliuatcd AT
he month If lchman's Cave. one and one
half miles distant which requires his whole
and undivided attention.
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An English canal company makes use
of the locomotive upon the towing path.
4 small engine employed upon eighteen
inch rails draws four boats at the rate OF
seven miles an hour
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AN OLD LOVE LETTER.

Forgotten long and thrust away
In an old trunk, found, to-day.
) yellow letter.
The ink was fadeG dim with time,
simple the word. yet poets rhyme
Ne'er spoke love better.
Low qiaint tn old world phfases sound
And yet. fancy some ON found
Them sweett and nder;
and blushits as she rehf. them Ger
For maidens sometimes blushed of yore-
Thought Of the serder.
Oh, maiden fair, and lover trne,
Long since the grass ew over you,
But this fond greeting
as lasted through the lapse of years,
with all their varying hopes and fears
And passions fieeting.
Again / gently Law it by.
And ponder with passing sigh.
Though time may sever
True hearts, sweet memories and love,
All other memories above
win live forever.
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Official Blanks
OF ALL KINDS
Neatly Ezocutod nv
News omco.

....uwssmsnss has revolutionized the worla
ini1nuT11M during the last half century.
lNNlN luN n OF least among the wonders
81 ! @uss az inventive progress Is man
ner and system of work that can DC ne,l9i,,, ns,,ae
~. worker, from their homes. Pay hoeral;
sny one can do the work; either sex young
or old: no special ability required. Saplhsai. Sa.pahi.
not n IN neaded; you are started free. ont M, mn
ont and return to us and Se wli ,,ns,ance send
,S 70 yon that start you in business which VII
bring yon in moro money right away ansn ina.
anxiklnS ei.e In the world. Grand outnL
Address TRuE 4 Co., Augusta Maine
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SIX HUNDRED ACRES

Of choice Meadow and arable Land, and is
we'll watered bya neverfailing Spring sufil.
cient To irrigate 800 acres. The Ranch Is well
fenced by ak miles of feneife, and is eunve
ment.y subdivided into Hay Meadow, Pas
turaye. Orchards and Cultivated Fields.
There j. fine
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stablss. blacksmith Shop, Car
penter shop, Butcher Shop.

And s also well equipped With an abundant
supply of the best CoTrals II Is one of the
finest Dairy Ranchcs IN this section OF the
country, and has n good
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Term 5 and Price

Given o. application % the undersigned I'd al
.he above Ranch. or by letter addressed TO hi'n
at URccola, Nevada
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A. S. lGHMhR.

snskc Valley, White Pine Count, Nevada
January a3 1889. II
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RANCH FOR SALE

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS
/ Valuable Ranch for sale, situated at the
base of JEFF Davis Peak in Snake Valley,
White Pine County, Nevada, containing
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Young Orchard of 500 Trees.

or different fruits on the place. one hundred
of which are row bearing and the rest will
soon be- The Ranch * well supplied will
outbuildings. comprising
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-09-28

Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton was
found guilty aud sentenced to two
years 10 the New Jersy State Prison
fer staLbing her chi'd's nurse. She
fell to the floor in swron when the
verdict was announced. She got only
her deserts.
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OFFICE-At Hips Store

SOL Hip, Agent at Ely.
JOSEPH MATTos, Proprietors.
Enrka. juno 1884 If
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at4g 4F,ue once is supplied with ever
= .z5t4x fsy .xecut,ng all Kinds Of Job
printins in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
card TO a fnll-sheet poster turned out ~
short notice. Orders solicited.
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Teams Of the above line will deliver Freight
at Taylor and points North leaving Eureka
every day, or as often as the business de-
mands IL.
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V I[rG PINE NEWS
eishea every saturday morning os
-. g.. DAVIS,
ferms or subscription

lae COPY, ono year. by mai ............so % W W
ono copy, six mopths, by mail. = > 80 80
oaesosy. three months by mail. W
ne eopg. one month. by cnrrier'
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1889-09-07

. happy, useluI member OF society, her own
dark, blighted life seemed to unliroll before
her as q scroll until, as she expressed it, she
could have dropped dead before her with
the shame and Wretchedness Of the bitter
contrast!
s'She cried aloud as she told Mrs. An.
drews this ard much more, between pas
sionate outbErsts of weeping and sobs OF
despair
. Too latel too late the tree has fallen and
there it must lie" was all that she would
say to every promise Of comfort and hope
and thus my friend had left her.
"Of course InoW fastened to make my
explanation, and at the earnest entreaty Of
Mrs. A. gladly consented to call upon Jes
sic in the morning. I might succeed where
she had failed, at any rate would try, SC
early this morning I FASTENED to keep NY
WORD, but it was indeed too late' Sic had
slippc quietly away tho night before and
had go,a no one knew whit her, There was
nothing 20 indicate that she meditated re.
form; she had simply sr:oved on \,
ANY THU g for sl;-c.' Like vail Of the
lost it soun3 IS through my spirit and ]
shiver IS it passes by. Any thing, yes, ang
hing, even to 1 c sacrifice Of IN immortal
soul. know nc, not. shall I ever k1io,;:.
where the wayward feet have strayed. l
only know that the J arc lostin the sunless
night. f JULIA Fl. THAYER