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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15

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lbs.Sriebbera aIS befsn 8ertreter i'm
Rei6Staee itdnfert. 1T aus Der antiismis
tiiden obsr, tpie iie ii6 nennt. Der
,Deu,iden Reformpurtei" bes 8eids.
taeeS, bel peldsr er boipiiirts. bsraus.
sefsueri iporben. Glnen Nblnarot fonns
ten ielbit nibt 2iebermdnner unb Gins
mermdnuer auf bic Dauer ssnisbbar
finben.
Die 8erliner golbsi Bat cine isnia.
tioneae @ntoeduns sema6t. Sn bem
8easr beS Sauies Io. 80 in Der @aas
neritruBe tpuroe cine .ssbsime Patronen.
fubrif auf8sfunoen. Der Sunb flbrte
ni6t ettpn sur 4ufosfun8 zines unar6i.
iilidsn Dla1encompIotis, bic Sabrit fol-
ulelmebr auf 8etnuns ber bineiiben
Reaieruns eeorbeitet baben. A6t Ar.
better tpurben fefsenommen uno 20, 600
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nit Sei&las belsst.
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am 5 Sebruar, Natmittass 2 nbr, bic
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pdbreno bes leBten SabreS iebr ielten
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Staatstir6enfrase in 0alss. betreffs
@ontroIlirune ces SanbeIs in berauiben'
oen @etrdnfen, bstreffs 2ufb chung bes
Sptsms Der Blural. 2lritimmune. betrsifs
9ebuns uno S6rberuns Der 2anoplrib.
idaft unb bes 8aueS BON lsibten @iiens
babnen in 9anobliiriften, bstrsfs Stli6.
tuns bon Streltisfeitsn spiiben 4rbeit.
gebern unb 9lrbeltern unb 0srbeherune
Der Sabrifseisbe. unb betr,ffs 8olen
ounS oes Spitems Der @ounip' 8srpalt'
uns in Sdptilano.
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4mneitie' 9eiese aus 2onbon, BON mo
aus sr feline 3eltuns oirisirte. na4 Parls
Suriidsef,brt. Ser ebitorleae Stab ots
81 Sntraniseant" fubr lbm bis Arniens
enteeeen. Ser Norobabnbof in Paris,
auf peldem bic Gsielibaft anfam, mar
fiir's publlfum ubseipsrrt, aber ais osr
3ua elntraf, auf peldem iib 8O6efort
bsfanb, brad bic minreitenS $4,000
S6pfe sdbIsnos 8oltsmafe ourd Die
8a,riere uno orane nit oem 8ufe: ,,@s
lebe 8o6efort, es lebe Der 8erbannte !"
IN ben 8abnbof. @m 9esner ROdeforts
idrie: .,Risoer nit &O6efort!" !" @n
lbell Der 8Oltsmafs fisl Gber ibn Der
uno nit fnappsr Stotb sntsins er Der
Gpn9iuiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
BUR auten StunseS.

Bon bieier aIlieitis nit 10 srobem 8ei.
fau aufaenommenen iluhrirten oeuti6en
Seiti6rlft (8erlin w., Deutibes Ser,
lasSbauS Bong & 60 Yreis bss 8iers
ssbntassbsfiss 40 8fs.J limb uns ioeben
bic 2Ieferun9eu 8, 8. 10 uuo ii suae.
sanees. IS mare perssbene Wdbe, au6
nur onndberno al bic sabIrei6en 4riitel
uno bic por3isI'd ousssflbrtsn, gum
lbeil folorirten Sauitrationen bier men.
men 3u tpolen mir bei6rdnfen uns bats
uuf. nur einise bsrieIbsn ansufiibren.
Seft 8 beantportet u. q. bic Sro8e :
;, .,g9as toiien bic ben pierten 8aiailIonsn
oerliebenen neuen Sabnen 2" uno brinsi
isrner bic 4rtifsl: Sofoamsn. @ienei
auifsebduier, Dus neus 8si6stassse.
bduoe. etc.. unb big 6ortieBunssn Der
@rsdbluneen ,.gpa'S grsiebuns" uno
;, ,Bolppenarme" .-Nus S,ft 9 fei elm
eri6Bpfsnbsr Aufios iiber bic Serheaune
OeS @briitbaumibmudes erpdbnt, benz
iib piele anbere glrtitel bon Sntersfs
anreiben.-Sn Seft 10 III BON tpeitss.
benbem SntereHe eie iauitruts 4bbano.
lung iber ,.Briitopparute fir Reuses
bcrene". e".-nDie &e&stasSs s8I6e" bs'
banoslt elm iebr babid taultr,rter Grtit,I
IN Seft gio. IL, Der ipsjiea fur Saus'
frautn bon srOBem Sntereiie fem pirfie
Aub besinnen in oIeiem Seft stpsi neue
1r6Bere 8omane: "Eccc ego" -grh
TONNE i'd /" bon grnlt BON g9oIsosen,
uno Scr SrsmOe" bon 8obert 8obl,
raui6, bic beioe nnSsp6bnlldsS per'
iprehen.
IS iei ferner nod barauf binsepieSen,
cub alS Gratis 8siIase .3ur suten
Stunoe" ieoer 2Ieferuus elm Seftdsn
uon GbamlRcs' @soidien beiselest tpiro.
Die Elm brauemens 5Ormat baben unp
reid iauitrirt iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
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Is, Stop. 1894.

3ise psrlalIsn Suanipn fur philadelphia uub
gltp ycrt per 3 & . u U UNI las Nlorssus,
l2.U5, 2.3S uup II .3o Nabm., per .. I & W.
u. u. 6.OO, S.US, 1t.20 N. unp 1 80 9adm.
8srlalien scranton fir pittstpn unp Wufts-
barr per .. Y. & VI. " u. 60O, sos, 1f.20
Wprssns, 3.55, = ", $50 ga6m.
VrIah.n SCRANTON fur u bite Sapen, Sajlt~
ton, pottspIle unp allen punittn efr Beaver
WsapOp uup poiisptlls 3psietn, per G. & W.
V. b.4' M., per . & > 7.45 Dr., 1 Us, 2.38,
4.0O Ndnm per Z. I. s. 0 U. ". am 60,
o.tlS, i1.20 Wiprstts, 1.3U, 3.55 Na6miiiass.
Verlalsn Suanipn fur Sablrbem, Cation,
Heaplng, harrisburg unp allen 3pii6enpunitsu
per D. & =. u. u AIN 7.4o d., IL Us, 2.3S
400, fl ,3S Na1miiiass, per D Z. & lB. 6,UO,
3 Us, 1l.<0 Dr., t.50 Nadm.
Vtraisu SCRANTON fur 2unfbannpd. 5ripan-
pa, Slmlra, Stpaea, @snsUa unp 3piit upunf-
tsn psr .. & .. u. u. um = Al ", 1915 unb
ll.3o 9ia6m., per 3 { & W u " am e.OS W
l.3u Habmlilags.
gsrlaisn Ssranipn fir Rpetifsr, Buffalo,
9itasara 5Glsn, Detroit. 9bieasp uno psltii0sn
punttsn par y q . u u o.45 ", 10 O5, 9.t5,
1l.35 Aabm., per . Y & W u U unb pitstpn
Juueilpn . uS, 9.55 Di, 1.30, $50 Na1m., per
y. q QB u u 3.41 Na1m.
6iir 4 mira unp Wsltrn per Salamanea, per
. & . u u S.45 Dr.. 1915, Gus Na1miitas,
per DS B 8.OS 955 Dr., f.3U, 6.u7 Ha1m.
pulmanu parlOr une StIaf. peer Z. y.
Ssielwassn auf alien .3ls,n jpii6en {. 81.
5unetlUn pur gDilftspurrs unb asp yprf, Obj.
lapspbia, Buffalo unp Suspsnllpn Srids.
8pIin >. QSllbur, Sen. Cup.
Gbas. 9. sss Gen. Yal. assnt pbilattI-
pbla, pa.
u. QS. ROnnsma6sr aTt, Sen. paH. assnt
Glib Sstblebsm, pa.
Brtsrs austunft srtbfilt W. {. 9rspr, Stast-
assnr, 3O9 sad'a Apfnut, scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nnD SGferci
WatnftraBe, Spbe 3arf.

Marine uno taIts Spsifsn fno su ieosr 80
9ssjeil ju haben. Srlidss Eager ltets O.
5apt lowts Bsine. eiquore unb Gigarren.
Sie NIT melnen potel perbunoene Bddern
ltsfsrt elm uO1isIi6ts Badu,rf uno usroel
aue SsltslluHssn prompt uuo bills beiorst
6rant Stetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
Sic bate Elm Rer,leioen,
esrsfIeptsn. Rnr,atbusisfett, Wasenpyass,
aue feants tpeeer J6Iafea uo9 aus
seuer BruR atbmeu.

adnsert 3tit bate Id tnrtttbare e6msraea Ia bsr
Ssrleeesuo nuo bsinohe unauth6rIidss 3trsEopitn-
SO bate fetHeH Nppettt uuo fcnHte uichf lnInleu.
Sh mar ge3unHeeu TN Bette oufsufben rpdhrenb mir
mossuwinbe auiftisbeu bis Id tsbs Dinute fir m,int
Itet, h,.It So hotts elm @stabl bon e9pess in Der
otbneu. SO mar Mot TN 6tanst stus Gtubs IL
tshrsn; ohne MID babel nisbsr,uIsbtu unb ous,url.
ben uss,u eatts bradte MIR siHs 5lai4s
Dr. Mi(eS' lew 6eart Cure
nub Id bin froh bab er bas eethaH bat bsun I'd babe
ieBt einsn ausaeyetdnetsn Mppettf uHs aus
ten eHiaf; gls isf Sbr Ssilmitisl tiEsnnstil,u
R6rpsrstipiat ouf 1901 ptuun Die mirfnua an mir
mar tpirfliH iuuuoerbar. em Hbettrift isos anbsrs
wlsoittH. Trau 6arrp Start
gottspifIs. ga.. ben Il Gttober 1899.
9r. F7tIes' Rsp scarf Sure IN BET allen
upotbtttrH uHftr ausorhditdtr 6srautie All haben
ober fam oud btrect bon Der Or WiIfs Wlebirat Co.,
Gifhart Sub., gepeu Gtnienbuna bss Qretfes bupQtn
DsISsn fGIai4s tOftst siooi isas 5lai2sa $500 tS'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
2eper Dor Sufeften su fbnsen.

Sisisn 9wsd errei6t man, ipenn man
oas 2sosr mt RgInusDl. bas man au6
nit anperem Del ooer 9als psrmiibsn
fam, betrel6t. 9Iu6 Rattsn uno
Diduis iOaen iol6sS 2eoer, su pefsn gr.
baliuns cleiss Dlutel iebr pienll9 vt.
nl4t anrilbren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15

Sar Wasbebura Sausrtraut. 9ismarf
Sdrinse, Soadnof6e Sdrinse beim Dus
eno ooer 5dbden bel Wiomaper, go $50
2adapanna Apsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15

Sr. S9opp. 8or 9. Raeine. Wis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15

Bar DaS ,,@obsnblatt" entbdIt ale
9la4riGtsn unb fOtst nur s2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
Sumeu srOee fpsseae eTerts scrci !
O~~'~~s Trh unb perfdB6. OS$s =
rfs SSp G5robe Rdeueu aItenb
sSrei :!

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Slumen, Sfferte SSp. l.. @rOB aihen entatenb
aau eO Tap atn so feline ssm4k
Griffin, emily Senrnicn,
@ itm. ~ ~ Dsudbn smH&n samm 400 ausrpabht
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a. Blum. ~ ~ 9autpnf paansn, Defsruus
gum INNER bnb bab ben sn som- adfs ssls S9au ssm4n
pftunia
aicbn &prbale WRhbuns eroBathhs pbpg
2snnsrbmt mrtaRi6s SGHhabumt 25 SGbsna,
Cts pGt. Shsfmihr6n, pra6tppa
9SeBs Smsn Spuqahs
aa bic obipen psanbt 8oh fur Gents
Slfe p nit elmer Sefauns 81 90 badber urddsid
nn, bomm 25 Gts
Semitic, grofe Rite, elm pudet sbe SOr sntbaItnb.
Bette Spbum. Rabiss6m
Wtpnsn. Sauib,
Sents 8orn Bette 3phbdn.
Stdr
Die Oise 8fe 6 mdiame fir 25 Sei6dt
Gts. Gbsf oam.
Ez 10 grobs gOdar gamm eam ron an aussepaRh 70 Gents
Ga bic obisn fur go Gents BOf i pernbt aos
rei
aSSrint, 9. 3. Ssa. 8inabamtpn, 81. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-15
Gin 2lusruf,

ben mir 70 oft b6ren, 1T rad, i9 btn
10 nerpbs" unb seraoe bieier &laiie
bon 2eibenben fuiro es fait niemals
flar, mas ibnen eisentlib iebft unb
mas bic llriade ibrer 9eiben lit. Or.
S6oop fanb na6 einem lansidbrisen
Stuoium BON 6rOHiiden &ranfbeiten,
bas seiuiie gteruen bem a6rper Gtdrfe
unb &raft perleiben. 9iele Nerpen
fOntrOlliren uOlIitdnbis ben 0lasen, bic
2eber unb gtieren. 8enn bie5e Ser.
ben sel6iudbt iinb, iperoen bic SpeiIen
ni6t per6art unb als cine natiirlide
Solse entiteben babur1 0pspepfia nnb
gerpoiitdt, benn sur Seritelluna bon
8lut, &npden unb Musfeln 1T cine
bolitanbise 8erbauuns Der Gpeilen
abiolut notbpenbis.
Or. Sdoop's @ieberberiteiler
beilt Masens, 2ebers unb 9tieren. &rant.
beiten bur6 &rdftisung unb Stdrfuns
bieier Nerpen. Sieie GrSnei ift tein
gterpine ober siftises gteruenreismittel,
iOnbern bient Sur Grndbrung bes se.
idfpddten Nerpen.Spitems. 9ieie Mes
biSin reinist bas @ebliit unb felt bic
&rdfte tuieber ber. Sc lit cine ArSnei,
tpelde bic llrIa1e bes 2eibens entfernt.
Sn apOtteisu Obsr franco per eIprsb fur sI.oo
Ser bertid,e -Bea.
A tpeiier sur @eiunobeit1,
~ @f melGer bic 8ebanbluna
VXA Is nit oieier glrsnei genaa
EEz2A beidreibt, nebit Rroben,
III ExG iueroen an irgeno cine
Ny 9lnreiie fret perianbt.
sNFY ~ Wfan idreibe on
Sr. S9opp. 9or 9. Raeine. Wis.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

val liable parts Of forage, more shan half
'6f the native Florida varieties named
are richer ana more valuable than the
three welf-knoWn domesticated kinds
orchard grass, blue grass and timothy;
and in the constituent cel1uIose, a non
digestible and valueless property the
PROPORTION is less.
Evolution and development of hay
cropping and sodsettin'g gave. new
direction to the management Of live
stock in Leon. Along with stack bdStd-
ing and loft-filling came better herd
making and tending.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06
FOR SALE.

Bea Giful Lake Front in South
Apopka region; 81 acres 10 acres muck. 275
inne- year old bearing orange aud lemon trees,
500 orange and lemon trees three to five year
old, mostly Harris Tardiff, Good house, barn.
sheds, team young mules. II head OF cat le
wagon, tools, and all implements n eceska to
run place. Price $4,000; 81 300 cash. 500 mort
gage. Worth $4,000. Address,
D. w. HEATH, 468 Dearbron st., Chicago, Ill
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06
Hay in Leon COUNTY.

From the handsome illustrated pam
phlet recently issued by the county com
missioners Of Leon county, we extrac
the following in. reference to the devel
opment of the hay making industry q
that section:
No more marked departure from old
time methods has of late years occurred
In the region under discussion, than In
the matter of grass culture.
Within a decade the section has be.
come a hay producing one, and that
too, simply by utilizing natural re-
sources that, while neglected, have been
quite as available these sixty years.
None of the commonly known domesti-
Gated grasses of the North and West are
fotind to be of high value in Middle Flor
ida. Orchard grass, blue grass, timothy
and red clover, all grow with luxufiance
on the chocolate loans of Leon provided
human agencies are lent them in the
struggle with native varieties of filter
survival.
indigenous to the section are four an
nual grasses, especially fine hay pro.
dtcers. These abundantly seed them
selves, spontaneously springing UP when
and wherever land surfaces are stirred
from February to October.
No setting aside of time or place is
necessary for their accommodation In farm
economy. But the same year and every
year, along with, or as immediate sue
cessors to most of their crops, theirs is
an assured presence, neCessitating only
good husbandry, at a minimum cost, to
reap benefits and values attainable else
where with domesticated varieties at an
ENORMOUSLY greater expense.
''Crab grass" Panicum Sanguinale)
"Crow- foot grass" Oactyloctehium
Egyptcum) "Barn grass (Eleusine In
dica,) and water grass" Paspalum
L@ve(, are the four chief native grasses,
among the ANIMALS, most generally and
proftably turned to farm account.
To these four grass types farmers are
here indebted for hay supplies. Land
may be put down to grass simply by
breaking and narrowing; the seed are
already there. 1t depends upon when
the land is turned down which kind of
grass will come. Before July l, ''crab
grass" will habilitate treated surfaces;
after that time ''crow-foot" is apt to take
possession.
Dat stubble left unbroken, will pro-
duce from one ton to a ton and a half of
crab grass in July. If turned down and
narrowed in early June it will produce
two to three tons crab hay in August or
September.
Illustrations on page Is (of the pam
phlet) are of the cutting, during the first
week in August, of grass produced on
stubble land without breaking up the
ground after removal Of the grain crop
in June. In the picture Grab grass, y
taken upon the beautiful Lake Annie"
stock farm, the preceding crop was
German millet. Three tons per acre
were taken off this close in June. The
August NOW was estimated as likely to
furnish ton and a half Of crab hay. In
September will come off another cut of
aftermath entirely of crab grass, and of
about one and half tons weight when
cured: Another picture, "Crow-foOt and
Barn Grass" is a scene Ethel Mead
ows" farm, where On August 9TH an es-
timated cut of two tons cured hay is
being taken from surface where
fifty bushels of oats per acre were har-
,,octod in aarlv June and the stumble
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

Nc No. per 1 pe ok; si Hs per b5 Ohio Jr
Chicago Market. Everett. American Beauty,
vick's Farley Advance, vick's Perfection, RochS
button, Favoste "a per bbl. Maggie Murphy,
Freeman, Early Puritan, New Gu n. Sunrise,
Early and Late Hebron, Rocherter Peachblow,
Elephant. st. Patric, White Rose, SO .25 per bbf.
Rural New Yorker No 2, Green Mountain, White
Star, $3.50 per bbl I am taking orders for
spring 'une- half cash with order, balanced when
shipped, C. Il. KELLEY. Newark, N. Y.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06
FARMERS AND FANCY STOCKMEN,

Why don't you SPAY your Mares, Cows, SOws.
ETC., Howsley's Spaying Mixture. Special
Spayer Gip-DoRs tBitchesy 1t is safe. convenient
and absolutely certain. No knife 80 no NOR
tality. Full bottle with syringe complete % co.;
sample bottle $1.OO; syringe SOC extra. Write
for testimonials and particulars. Sold by all
druggists. Sole manufactures, The HoWs1ey
Spaying 60, K ansas City, Mo-, New Orleans, La.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06
CHEAP COLUM NJ .

RATES-Twenty words, name and aadress one
week, 25 cts; three weeks, so cts.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

OENn For Catalogue OF Metal Wagon
OIND Wheels. Empire Mfg. Co.. Quincy, ILL.,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

A T q Great Bargain. Abearng grove, very.
IN fine, Ito 4 years old, Orange and Lemon
buds. fine vegetable land. Send for descript iOn
and price. j. l.. Derieux, Lakeland, Polk Co.,
Fla 3. 10, 95.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

lTANDBILLS for the sale of Grapefruit Copy
I1rghts-1OO % cents; 500, 80 cents, 1000 81 go,
del, 1918 Collington Av., Baltimore, Md. Better
VOur RETURNS: try it.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

II UNDREDS of fruit growers in Florida save
1ImOney by using C!ark's Cutaway HarrO rs.
8. E. HUBBARD, Federal Point. Fla, State
Agent Send for circulars, 3m
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

FVNO MAKE HENS LAY-There is nothing like
Z Bcwker's Animal Meal Hundreds of testi
moniaIs 40 tons sold in Florida last season
For particulars write E. w. AMSDEN, OrmOnd,
Fla: 3m
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

NITRUS TREES.-Fine stock; none better; low
Oprices, and square treatment No black
numbers offered. Write for prices. Thirteen
years experience, Phoenix Nurseries. Braide e.
own. Fla. 5 80. '95.n
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06
Dark
Cotton Seed
MeaI...
LOW PRICES.
PROMPT SHIPMENT.

Cotton seed meal might almost be considered
the mule among fertilizers as it stands an
enormous amount OF abuse and bad manage
ment and yet gives good results. 1t contains the
three important ferti1izing elements, nitrogen,
phosphoric acid and potash. 1t cannot be
washed out OF the soil like soluble fertilizers. yet
it's fine mechanical condition enables 1t to quickly
decompOse into such substances that the plant
can rapidly avail itself of it's contents of plant
food"-D GEORGE F. PAYNE, in the Trades
man.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

ErOR SALE-At greatly reduced prices full
n line of one and twO-year orange, lemon and
grape fruit buds on sour stocks. Very handsome,
straight trees. Send for price list. Address, w.
F. REED, East Fla. Nurseries, DraytOn Island,
Fla feb 5-95
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

DRICES REDUCED - Pure Brown LeghOrn
l. eggs for atching 13for 75 cents; rs for 81 25;
40 for $1.85; "a per 100. YOUNG G. LEE, st.
Petersburg, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-02-06

NOR CHANGE-Improved Kansas Farms,
e for orange property. For Particula 8, ad.
fress MRS. S. T. DOUBLEDAY. Sherman
Heights, Tenn. Is
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Il and Tahiti lines, all grape fruit stock
Price very reasonable. S. M. STEPHENS, Lake
land, Polk Co.. Fla. II
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,OLIC IN HORSES.-I have q sure cure and
~ will send postpaid enough for ten cases for
81. Easily given. F. WALDRON, Welaka, Fla.
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IMPERIAL Seedless Grape Fruit trees, Is cents
| L each LAKE REGION NURSERY CO., Au-
| burndale, Fla,
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ENOR SALE on the tree, at Duke, St. Johns Co.
Il Fla, about l .O00 boxes fine bright oranges.
from the DR.. Greeley grove. Address, E. ID
WOODBURY., Cheshire, Conn,
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET - Two fur
II nished houses to let at Lake Helen, Fla. LII.
dure of [. W. BLAKE, Lake Helen, Fla. 6
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NOR Sale. - Eggs from thorough bred Black
4 Minorca fowls at 90 per setting of 13, T. o. b.
from best strains. A. A. MARSH, Box 202
Orlando. Fla. 43O
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arrange, LEMON AND GRAPE FRUIT trees
W on sour orange and rough lemon stocks.
Exceptionally thrifty. Write for prices to A. L.
DUNCAN. Mgr Milwaukee Nurseries, Dunedin.
Fla. tt
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AN ANTED-To sell or exchange Niagara grape
w vines for orange trees. T. s. HICKOK,
HASTINGS. Florida, 8
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NANCY POULTRY-Albert Fries, st. Nicholas
z keeps fifteen varieties of pure bred fowls
Eggs for Matching booked now. Agent for the
HammOntOn Incubator af1d brOOder.
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DEARING GROVE-"I have been offered one
ID on Indian River-for So a tree Times
Union 17tb Undersigned would like to buy a
grove of 900 1900 trees at that price,Ior near
it. Address. GROVE BUYER, care AGRICULT-
Birmingham state herald., 1895-11-15
WITH THE COURTS.

Black & Newberger vs. IT. l.. Schwarz ct al; verdict for the defendant. Black & Newberger vs. Nose Blank ct al.; non-suit.
 c. g. Simmons & Co. vs. Camp Bros. i; judgment for $940.
 Allen Wade vs. Wilkerson & Conner; on trial
 Criminal Court. The state vs R. H. Hudson, charged with murder, is still on trial.
 Probate Court. The following marriage licenses were MT. Charles H. " Scholar and Miss Katie Clement Bell.
 MT. James Johnston and Miss Salie o. Waller.
 Mir. w. R. Gaston and Miss Louie Ken drick.
 MT John F. Hicks and Miss S. F. Skelton.
 Real Estate Transfers. William Ford to w. ]. Hendley, lot $. , block 2, Fourth avenue and Eighteenth street; $1575.
 Amanda Huckabee to Mrs. C. J. Reid. southwest quarter of southwest quarter, section 20, township IA, range west, and two acres in southeast quarter of south. east quarter, section 19, township 14, range west; $250
 National Guarantee Loan and Trust company to George P Grant. lot in Avondale, S2x130 feet, in T. Y. Catn's property; s2O0.
 William E. Moore and wife to William H. Sims, lots and 4, subdivision IT, block 107, Morris avenue $2000. A. F. Fox and wife and Frank s. White, trustee, quit claim to above; $2000. J. w. Webb, auctioneer, to National Guarantee Loan and Trust company. lot S2x13O feet in T. Y. Gains property. Avon- dale; $166.
 W. M. Fulton ct al. to R. S. Warner. lot 1S block 51. Fifth avenue and Twen- ty-third street; $1750.
 J. M Harding to Louisville and Nash vile Railroad company, quit claim 10 southeast quarter of northwest quarter section 25. township IT, range 1. west; $125
 Inferior Criminal Court. Cora Ayers, assault and battery; $10. Ada Jones. vagrancy; s.
 Frank Williams, burglary and grand larceny; bound over to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
 Newbury Thrasher, grand larceny; bound over to the grand jury in the sum of S150.
 Thrasher is said to be a kinsman of Bart Thrasher.
 J. E. Dockey disorderly conduct; s5. b. Cooper, disorderly conduct; $5.