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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
successEoll ale.
State Of Lonisiana 1NeiIlh juhieial District
Court, for Cnleasiel Parish.
No 7B5
SUCCESSION oF ALICE IEpET.


The State Of Louisiana ID Taos. Klalnpeter, Auc
iipDesr IN and ipr Caleaaieu Parish Louisi.
ana g eetingi
IQY NIkTUE % an oder from 8he honorable
I'D khe Twelfth Judicial district Cont ID aud
ipr said static aud parish aaied the OH day OF
lRAnRry, "A ID. iea3, yDu are hefehs authorized
AN empowered 10 sell At public emotion. 20 The
last aid iishsst bidder ii the court honse door
"a
saturday. Fsbruarg a.. BHOs,
in this said parish All the property real aud per
sOllal tlghts aud gsefts belonging % said success
siun The iOllVwini tsrnis a5ll conditions, t0wit
Cash VI dAy OF sale
A certain lvt ~ portion af ground fessFibeA a.
beiER . pDiiiVn VI LOt 8, Vt tbe Hubrhin, snbdi.
vision y lApds commencing at pHiiib 200 ieet
sest lrsnI ihe SOU invest G9filef VI land owned by
Alrs Ah0S. ~ R,-A nplds at d Btisks On thA line
DetNtei lUte 3 and 81 and thellee Iinning gbnnk
east alDng Aiid snbdisisigh lisas Vol itsbt. and
thsnSs itlnile bprk n'irih between f4tallrl ] iles
RBe iseIS byuIssd North esst aud NAst By Lands vi
~ ~ brtAni ~ lands formerly hel9ngilg ~ him,
and epnth hA plipslty vt pAyid II. Lyons, OF liGt-
iee Nhn hATe purchased frlAi hun together With
household and kituhrr ia aiinIs ste
And bow yOn shall have e2eeutea this commits
sioH make due return ~ pur said court as the law
alfeUta
Witness mg Olieial signature and seal ~ Lake
- Charlie, la, this ~ aas .ei emery "A.
( l. =. y. 1855 q. b RICHARD
- Deputy Clerk 81 sad Court.
Ilios. klGIERETER, Pnblie Aaetieneer
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

soME II me hltte ereatures, whe.
for some insoFnlable parposr, God per
ipits 10 edit The m,nor R pul,lieal
papsrs Of The county, are congra,n.
latng themselves thAt the d,.fieienc,
oansed bg tie fecM4ss sqnaidsrsf.
who composed ihe 5l-t congress. vii
prevent i reduction Ut lhelsritf annek
These psvicea in paliIical economy DO
not understand shat 4 reasonable hnl,
levied for the pntpase If producing
revenue and MI 40 prohibit imports IN
the interest q millionaire mahufseiur
err, will # one and The mme ,ime
rdnee the price Of she necepsaries Of
lite and incFease theressaue. That i
Whas Democrats ineanby tariff reform.
\ reduction oitaxaGiop and 10 increase
ID the aggeegale dntisa collected.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06


Our casilsla pen ~ and near neiehbor
d s1iae hi ezeseiasd ovsF one Of our
sld ai spsa 10 stoot orr OWE bora =
ais snea. L Il y apch bang paren-
nilca iniassoa y ahe fepFiat q
AN t;eis ft ths 2ar Messenger
Ah saic ethics II Il
lla VIII aall une. and
fYnas nal III Hagdpnaala viii VIC
an MS how orr neellbari
6Bek ''eias sud unaanmips u 40
siiioa m hshis. cannot look upop
hng as sraf d ailoEsnce
a1d b feel aefisged re
s|iss Hos h psi ibe aiiense anlses
oqp aai end Ne ere eper-
91N s s ppiasiap W. iass
an eEsoai-
Gn prevail aaa
so3diall e1d
aa tAe
117n9s 81 cong
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

20 sou take Earn gowaal9 Way
notg EseEy farmer, gafdner, stock
breeder, orehardisi. iiairy man poultry
map. their wives. and even the boys
and siEls will and it crowded full Of
beipfni in4ssnation ~ aims 10 BE-
pFaalieal rasher Than Ahsosetical. 70 Sc
briaf ana Y aha p0int II faat u ~
essam MI m-misk Al u adapted to
Az parts of she cOuasfg north, soush.
eass ma Nsst llhe subscription rate
Il 50 oepA seaF We base made
arrangements Eish The publishes 81
which ~ can sond il one scar an q
1879 20 81 who pag ahsad for orr
paper Banple viii g sent5saeif son
address postal anssi e flosm fotaaa
FhIlaasIahn a. AZ viii phg tor
tlsis paper aaa shp Eeau whole geas
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
Partition safe.
Twelfth Judicial District Court State of LOuis
lana, Parish of Galelsien.--NO. 1874


JOSEPH II, BLAIR VS., JAMES BLAIR.
PY VIRTUE Of q decree Of partition from the
lDHOnOrnble the Twelfth Judicial District
COnrt in and for the parish Of Caleaseu, state Of
Louisiana aud by virtue OF q commission to mo
GireGfed by the honorable court aI0rssaid, dated
Jannafy 4th, 1888. will offer for sale at publio
auction, 10 the last and highest bidder, 81 the
court hOnse door OF this parish, in the city of
sSsSlneHdlIsy FebrMRry s. Ha0S.
between legal hOnrs the following described
Property situated IN the town of Lake Charles,
towit
A certain tIaet or parcel Of land situated In tho
town Of Lake Charles, La. commencing at the
north west corner Of the strip of Land sUld by
James Blair 10 William Meyer Feb. III, 1873
thence west along PniO street 100 feet, thence
selth IA feet, thence east l36 feet thence north
AZ feet thence west 30 feet thence north 100 feet
TO the point Of commencement
Terms and conditions OF sale: 9hiFty.fge 1850
per cent cash on the dayof aaleand the residue on
equal annual insiallments with pei cent per
ahnnm interest from date Of sale nutil paid, And
special mortgage and vendors lein Retained on
the property sold until nil and final payment,
purchasers 20 furnish their pfDniis0ry n9teB for
credit portion there0ti, with approved personal
security TO the satisfaction of and pa able 20
Robert King, uAtivs tniDF 20 said mipOrs with The
eln1se Of 10 per cent for attorneys fees
~ the event said notes placed IN the haudB Of
ah attorney for collection after paturitY
}DAVID4J. REID,
Sheriff aud Auoti0neef Caloasisu parish la.
Sheriff. Office Lake Charles vs. Jan, ., 1913,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Notice Is hereby given that j have qualified
AZ iutriE To my minor children, AID III tutrlx
ani Surviving wife IN community, apadmill-
rterlHs the aif tics OF The sugcsssian vi my
deceased husband. @ y Welsh. an thasf
ihdrbt d tpsaid suerrssi,'n viii please make
immrlia seniement Creditors arr rsQns T.
edto-preseni their claims 10 mysth pr at'or-
nay, p Miller. Messrr A Areepallx
sud D Miller are authorized no cplieei
Notes And receive melirs due said 4ucr s'iou.
MRS. LUcIlLE WELSH.
Dec 1B I'm
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

l. Ind been ponriuR hard all day
-verythrDg WIS swkirg and the puov
'ony Looked ia vain for a dry snut tn
ie on. Al rr evidently dalther,te
EirOnglt, 1t went M toa COW that had
been yinR in mt' place for along wluI-
nd gave her 81 no i vicious KICK; this
rrel'e hed seVera times. nntii at last
9 q Ras compelled regreffnily to ri 4,
pereupGu the pony prom tly lay d',~A,
10 the very spot occupied aud KEPT
.ry by the Cow. -EC
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
For sale Or REM.

A TRUCK FARM OF 10 ACRES. with new
Ia Six T,um House; Moving Machine Wagon
out 80 r. oxen aud one hugg at bargain. -it-
uate, one mite south nf the K C., ", & G. R'A
deput For price, terms. GtC., apply at PROMISES.
OF at the Mitchell HUnsp " at thu Rice Mill
4itf THOMAS MIEUHELL.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

We have just received the January
issue Of the Farm Journal, the vel
known and popular monthly farm paper
published BY Wilmer Atkinson. Every
farmer, gardner stock breeder, or
chaFdist, dairyman, Poultryman, their
wives, and even the boys and girls will
findit crowded full Of helpful infor.
nation. II aims to be practical rather
than theoretical, to be brief and TO the
point, 10 fact, to be cream not skim
milk II Is adapted to all parts Of thu
couutFy, north, sonth. east and west,
The very best people take it because il
is clean. honest, earnest and progress
sive, with 10 AK to grind or hobby II,
ride. ~ IL for the farmer first. list
and all the time. Send postal to
Wilmer Atkinson Philadelphia, Pa,
for q oirenlAr giving twenty handsome
portFaits Of leading and prominepi
sgricnllnrists. with what they sly
abpt the paper; q sample copy pill
also be forwarded. free, to all orr read.
ers. The snhscripsiop rate is 90 cents
year, bnt thers are liberal commits.
slans to shase who will GIT up y einb.
Paid ap snb ,eribsis 10 tAe EoHo cap
got y fsr 10 eeniaa scar.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

IDROPOSALS for the Clearing Right Of Way,
4 Grading and Bridging sig miles Of 'ailr0ad
viii he received up 10 january 18th. SpseiticA
tiuns aud profile can be seen at office Of SHUTS q
kurtOn j AXE Charles, or Lock Moore g. Co. Is
office Westlake La
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
NaaaAce 0r E'inaI Account.
SUCCESSION o. aIloa 9. MOORE.

HLVpIaaIDN l5t hIAIil8 q. MODh1E.
4 ylI1l,EAs, MIz. nAAaHA AM 2. MOpRK.
w edmlnisgfaiii4 u faid succession 81 said
1islSsii has lled her isfsl eecsnnt and tahsean,
accpusaHitd bs her pgtitiqns id the siice Of tho
clerk % said CONT applying % have said dual|
accouat aud laOlean h1innossted Ia said Rblge
ineptionQd and entitled suceHesipn. NoR. there
IqGe. public pOiice y hereby given 10 ~ parties
Interested ~ shuW canse, any theg haee ~
venting within 1en days from Tho paalicati9a
leieu why said Rppiigal0f slenld not be granted
a84l said bpingi0RAtiap made d. pfaxad ior,
3NiiAnBs the fsDn,l sf. AZ Eu1gfia4t l4faB Qf aai0
atE, law. G.HllLl
f52 fllefk ~ esid cohrf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

TNHE 'PATRIOT" plant and parapheualia
j books and accounts, with etereOtyping outfit
included. Price, &5DGUO. Address
n. HARRISON,
39H Lock Boz 4, Lake Charles, La.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
EsOssisiaasa stale AGTiCpElI ATa
EsOchetg lisa RSOraHhL dA~eGARng.

EsOssiElaasa state AgTIcplIGE Ts1I
EsOchesg AHRRSosaauL IA~SGAng.
We are ID Teeeipt.uf letter from Dir. I.
4. Wood.on, secretary Of louisiana Stat,
Agricultural Society Ia which he wishes usl"l
slHte lhatsthe nEt meeting u the society
will be held at Mansneld Jaiiuary 25th to
eth, both dates inclusive, The people Of
Man field promise right royal welcome aud
all the railroads will give reduced rHtes.
Every section Of the state is cordially i'll
ElIed to send delegates who shall be repre-
sentative men as bnsinsss Of Importance will
be transacted.
Never were the promises so aAtterIng for a
large immigration Of the most desirable
character aud the locality thatis well repre-
sented at this meeting cannot fail to bsmueb
benefited. Let the delegates prepare them.
selves beforehand for the discussion of mat
ters Of vital interest and let this meeting be
one long to be TemembsFediin the annals Of
the society, Remember the time, January
rs, 26, and e. "Wednesday Thursday, and
Friday.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
MAKING "A JfOCKERY OF Law
AND JUSTICE.

Very few people that have lived very
long after arriving 10 years Of die
erection but are familiar with cases tried
BY jarirs that seem to have no proper
conception Of the nature Of their office
~ their duties, and that are guilty Of
sagaries tending 70 bring reproach upon
the whole system. Que Of the latest
,nd worst exhibitions Of thia kind WAS
the coudnct Of Chicago jury, which ID
/. perfectly plain case. alter staying ont
i number Of hours. Ftanesisa ID br
brought Into conrt fir inrther iustrnc-
tions. afterlhaving betnfnlly Instructed
% the fret instaaee, The nature oftbe
instructions asked. indieaisd that thes
already decided IN favor Of the plaintiff
40 q damage case 10 Ultich 2 muihsr snsp
:, Arm for criminal neg igenee Resulting
y the death II her daughter and thai
hey were 10 donbt only ~ 70 the nlaas
lre ~ the damages. Tht i,ry sgaln ri
nFned 10 their room and IA short timr
cent 10 the Judge 4 request for one case
4 rxport beer. one quart 81 McBryer
shiskey, one case Of Bass ale. thee
packs 81 csrtls. one qaart Of Old Pepper
shi-hey and a dinner frpnl the Shrrman
HOnse NoAtisniion was paid 10 the
request and 10 3 abort time tbs inEy
eetnsDed into conrt with verdict %
damages for one cent. Which WINS q
lbaelf i lragssty op Justice. ior i crin'i-
nal caroleEana@ existed The danage.
4honad liagesbaen thensaada u dollars
We aid MT learn what ihe judge did ip
tle csse; bnt If We bad been iah biz place
each juror wonld have been fined IL !
good roupd snm for contempt and H.
oarcezatyd until iins ives paid and they
would hAys been forever disqualified e
iaross. ID oHr noatt tleaat.
AZ u iFst such caaes % iheae thai
bring into aisreplsAs shis sime hop0zed
syasam 81 dlspansing justice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

Rhe newspapers s How Qgloana nfe
nnanimona and Eaapasging " their
oritielsma Of the lak way il Which the
ennaag law and liquor Law ia enipsoed
md ore oslnng ioadly eishsr feF r.
psal q these iaRA q lheis infpfcomeut
aAe Times 9sm5e and she iealgfae
bath pae igasona iaagpage IL segar 70
the maller anf a. gaAalt AZ aae WA
f1smsd thas All the 9aaa WsTe Qs0ssd
issl anaday pn lbA Epupa agsH p
ieaas.ana inaome inaianea ,be aFiuk'Rg
eas Transferred p she bird ora ionsih
6aoFs g 1fdaE AZ asQie tie Ra'iae
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
MaNg LNa0aIa - "a MAN

MANS I'M UNA NIFTY no MAN
One Of lbe worst exhibitions Of ra-
pacity and greed. sis that displayed by.
the Coal Combaae Of Pennsylyania.
The plans ii this vast corporation,
aided by Legislation and carried ont ~
praelise, afe % limit The output Of
cosii and gain complete control Of the
market 50 successfully have iben
plans worked that The poor Of New
York city, who are compelled ID bR5.
in SmalI qaantitiee, ere forced 10 prs
81 ihetaie u $40 per ion for apthra-
cite. The resnlt Is that thousands Of
families ate freeaiag, disease is en-
gendered and sickness sud death fol-
low ID tho traia; pneasnonia and qalck
consumption beng almost Epidemic -
pone SECTIONS. Asihe other s1d VI ID.
line Besarc told that fhe coal m,nsr-
Of gha she Lehiah district are II y
Starving condition, being thrown On
0f employment 40 lllat the coal supply
may be limited md the price thus
kept mp.
This stats Of stfaita would ,.
aneanabis 10 tie law, bnt the pFehi
dent ard bio alioraey general aTe q
hnsy With ihe disafibnson 0f FsderaI
patronage hss Should proparly belong
10 fbe iacpmfag administration shal
lbsy have 70 sine % attend ~ ihe
nallgf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06

f0uT line OF sStelsuu Hats ia comnlete, and
prices moderate. Levy q B rpdl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
Succession Sale.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish of Calca
sieu, State of LOuisianA.---No. 756.

SUCCESSION OF FRANCES N. HANCHEY
Deceased in Community with George
Hhelllemann surviving husband.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
SENATpR EAFFREK.


Last Saturday 6usefnGr Foster mad'
public bis intention 70, sud on Monda,
did appoint Hon, Don Csifrsy 70 n,
place made vacant ~ the death # Ser.
ator Gibson Our renders will romem
Der that this event was foreshaiowtd ~
these lnmns two weeks age. Al,.
Cafrey WAS the first choice Of the EcH'
and we believe also Of large nisi,Fi
Of onr citizens.
This appointment, as 10 fact all TIT
GogernOr's appointments, does credit
10 bis judgment and discrimination
AIr. Cafgrey is a MAN Of sterling intsg
Fihy and marked ability Of whom the
atate may we'll feel proud. %
II hss too frequently been the case o.
late years, that seats in the higher
branch Of onr national legislatnre, have
only been attainable only BY the pos
SCISSORS Of great wealth, majority Of
that body, OF at least large number Of
them being miiiionaifes. Mr.. Caffrey
is comparatively q poor man and no
GaoHsideratiens other than his titnes.
coula have Influenced bis appointment,
~ whFBst remembered that when the
legislatiuFa adiourned, sitter baIlotine
many days f6F United States senator,
without any result. Mr.. oaifrey was in
the leafisand the votes given him tended
10 hboS1di5 popularity in every section
OF the state 3. '@a7
We unaeisstand that be han already
left for the Res,pe % llis future labora.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
uIurdIay, FeDrnary Arll, leO8.

1OY VIRTUE Of an order granted by and q
ID commission Issued from the honorable eOurt
in said succession, dated December 26th,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-01-06
FRIDA|


East b
West [
Night
GeDerI
p. m. s!
Mails
tlWns ~
and Fric
Tor N
GrandC
WedBeB|
For
Tuesday
For y
at / o'cl |
For g
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-09

Tho Leader of Tunsdas -.Ee lis tbs
story Ii @-z.-c;}y stated, something
more serious than suit for damages.
Should follow.
VIM. Moe:inty. Of tie firm of Nc
G.nrs i,Ias., Iumhyrmen. Of neuu2ts
siding. las commenced suit 1t Grand
FORKS against the Northern Pacific
"a r. for -"tHJ DAMAGES Sustained on
q cattle ,r#.nalau, ,hirty mikes east Of
',r.al ,o.E~. CAr story is uu;au"
nssa- .tAna jHr~e weeks ago Nj Nc
t5.u.E '..I ,aa City Nth q car }na5 o5
horses tor lie Dahota country lie
had the Usual >tockmans pass and
rode in The car with the horses. Dur
ing the night which was very hot
one. the air became 50 sitting that he
climbed up on top of the CIR and Lay
Their for some time.
The conductor finally discovered him
ANA d@ar6 v'p ne wds McGiuty. not
l.na".aE tie conductor, said. And
WHa, zip z...s eare
Has ,~.tt ii THIS time was running
>ta >o.v,.. .A.r,. M5Ias an lour. The
conductor. ni5 ,sE been ho.hgryd 4
@yat t., @..n ,uaae }vclmn cH-
..ae.t3. ,A.~ r..l. ana before Mn,ln-
Z. ra.'I help L.">e,t, grabbed and
threw a.a Vii the car. lie j, a large
man. weighing nrmIy 2o pounds. The
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-09-09

Prescriptions carefully co.1pouude
IN Ill hours OF the day " night.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06
SECOND STAGE OF CATARRH.
Things that Thousands Know by Bitter
Experiences.


Experiences.
The second stage of catarrh is some,
times called an "Old cold" A neglected
cold has settled in the head, nose, throat,
4arynx, bronchial tubes, lungs. or other
organ of the body. II it settles in the
head it may produce roaring, cracking in
the ears, headache, and confusion OF the
senses; if in the nose, a more or less album
dant discharge, sneezing, noisy breath
ing, and thickened membranes; il in the
throat, hawking, enlarged tonsils, sore
throat, fOllicuIar pharyngitis (preachers
sore throat); if i'll the larynx, hoarseness,
weakness OF vo ce, aphonih Gloss ofvuire)
ii in the bronchial tubes, cough, pain in
the chest. expectOratiOn, a1d IS of ap
p3tite. Unless something is done to put
stop tn this state Of things the third
stage OF chronic catarrh is sure to set in.
which is not only hard to hear, but d fl.
cult to cure. Pe-cu-na Nil cur al cases
of catarrh in The second stage if used
without interruption. Dir ctiOns for u g
accompany each bottle, although me
cases find it to their advantage send
to DR.. Hartman for his directions FIR ne
months treatment. (S4nt free),
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

Editor Florida A gricuIturisf
The Florida horticultural Society held meet
ing at Pensacola last spring. Have the pro.
ceedings been published? II So are they ready
for distribution? Enclosed find stamp for answer
as l suppose you are posted, and besides wish
to get copy as soon ont.
Yours Truly, J. VANRoY.
The proceedings are being printed,
and are not ready for distribution. Re-
nit 81 to w. S.Hart Hawks Park, Fla. '
and you Will get a copy as soon as ready
to send and become member of the
Association.
Editor Florida AgTicuhurist:
I would like to get some Information about
Sui Potash. Does the 80 per cent mean by the
100 or 1000 lbs. 1 would like to get pure mineral
potash to use on much to compost. Please let
me know what kind in your judgement is best
to use for my 'rpose. G. NJ.
Orange Bend Fla.
The 80 per cent. means that to every
100 pounds High Grade you buy, you
get 80 pounds Of sui. potash which gives
about 40 pounds Of actual potash. One
hundred pounds of the low grade ana
lying 50 per cent. of sui. potash will
give 81 pounds of actual potash For
composing it would be better to use
muriate of potash or kainit, providing
the compost is for vegetables. The
muriate will give you more actual pot
ash for the money than any other source.
AS it will give you SO per cent actual
potash and can be bought for S43 per
ton
Mr.. E. 0. Painter DeLand, Fla.
DEAR SIR:-Do you know of any one manu-
featuring machine for grinding muck, one suit
able for the average farmer or orange grower
that can be taken to the muck bed, and grind
the muck up as it is taken out. 1 am satisfied
that achine of this character would sell very
rapidly if tie cost were nominal. If you do not
know of anything of the kind could you refer
me to some firm with whom 1 could confer on
the subject. Very truly Yours,
j. b. YOUNG
Barlow, Fla.
We do not know Of such machine be-
ing manufactured and sold, but we have
seen homemade machines doing this
work. The best one we have seen was
made byhaving twocylinders turned from
pine log one about third larger than
the other. These were flied with small
nails, which were driven to within about
one-eight of an inch of the head They
were geared with cog wheels to travel in
opposite directions so that the large
cylinder travelled one and one-thirds
times faster than the small one. This
machine ground the muck very fine
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

TOR SALE in lots of 10 acres and up. Frost,
L proof Pineapple Land between the ocean and
Indian River Hundreds of of Pines are
grown in this vicinity and pay the best any
fruit grown. Address owner, j. F. POWELL,
Melbourne, Fla. 1T A..
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

This department Is devoted to answering such
questions as may be asked by our subscribers
which may be of general interest. Inquiries of
u personal character that require answer by mail
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

T ARGE two year old orange and lemon buds
Il 25 cents each Three year buds 30 cents.
Grape fruit and Tangerine buds % cents. Other
trees cheap. Nearly all on sweet stock. Write
for prices. Lake Region Nursery Co., Auburndale,
Polk Co., Fla. st Al
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

NOR SALE-Carney Lemons, Dancy Tanger-
L inc, Grapefruit, Carney and Parson Brown
Orange and OF her citrus trees, all on sour stock
and staked. Write for prices. J, H. TURNKEY,
Excelsior Nurseries, Lake Weir, Fla. I-19-4
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

ETOR SALE-Choicey young transpanted Florida
4 Rough Lemon Seedlings l and y inches.
Best stock for central nd southern Florida vide
Pathological Bulletin No. 4. Department of Agri-
culture. BENNETT BROS OcOee, Fla. 2t AZ.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

q OR SALE-Money is to be made in winter
Il gardening. Frost proof vegetable land in
lots of 10 acres and up, between the ocean and
Indian River. For price etc, address owner. j.
F. POWELL, Melbourne Fla. 1t AZ.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

THAT FINE HONEY at the South Florida
L Fair at Orlando. l have have three barrels,
thirteen 100 pound cases two cans thirty dozen
2-pound Jars and 500 1-pOund section, same quail
ty. w. j. DRUMRIGHT, Sarasota, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-06

r HAVE about 500 Sweet Seville Orange trees
a they a"e very fne must be removed, and
will Sell them cheap. Also Tangerne trees for
sale. Write for prices to AARON WAR;, George
town Nurseries, Georgetown, Fla tt II.