The Florida agriculturist., 1910-06-01
ORANGE GROVES.

100 On what is known as Morris Island,
we have 6,4oo acres that we can sell for $3.50
an acre. This is in territory where ten
years ago lands considered worth great
deal more than these prices. Close to this
acreage we have 2,4oo acres, and this
5000 acres that will sell you at the same
price, as whole or any. portion.
1oI. 143 acres good farming land, fenced,
in Leon county, with good painted fve-room
dwelling good cheap barn, two tenant houses.
at $4,000.
near Stuart; fronts on St. Lucie river. This
is unimproved pineapple and trucking land.
Price, $1,15o cash.
No 1o4. Five miles from Leesburg, on
grapefruit trees, in fine bearing. Four-room
cottage. Good well of water. Price, $500.
1o4-A. At Lady lake, 5-acre orange grove.
Price, $3.50.
1o4-B. 90 acres of hammock land and 40
acres of pine land. Grove has 1850 to 1900
trees, mostly orange, early variety; some grape
fruit. Seventy-fv,e, per cent trees bearing;
some of trees capable of bearing to 10 boxes.
Five miles from Leesburg. Price, $1,000.
1o4-C One mile from Leesburg 13 acres
and house; about 200 orange trees. Price $3.50.
plastered. Few peach and pear trees and one
or two grapefruit trees. Two miles from Lees
burg. Price, $1,000.
1o4-C. One mile from Leesburg 22 acres
hammock land, some old trees; the lake.
Price, $1,2oo.
1o4-E. House and lot, within 1-2 blocks
of postoffce. Lot is 157x1o5 #. Price, $500.
No. los. 40 acres, all under cultivation and
fenced; soil is rich and produces abundantIy;
only miles from Ocala, a good, hard
road; large twostory, seven-room house. barns,
carriage sheds; etc.; peaches, pears, plums and
a great number of shade trees; good horse.
cow, wagon, buggy, harness. farming imple-
ments, etc, all in good shape Price, $4,000
cash, includes all, stated.
No. 100. 80 acres In Marion county, near
depot store and potsofice This is hammock
land and raises corn without fertilizing About
IS acres is ready for cultivation, and is
well fenced. eTwo-story house, good we'll of
soft. cool water at corner of house. Large
barn, with She'd stables and granary; large
cistern at barn; blacksmith's shop, large shed
for wagons or tools, and old house and barn.
There about $50 bearing pear trees, with
orange trees set between, only few of them
in bearing; several young bearing peach trees,
and several varieties of plums, mulberries.
etc to 40 acres Of timber
two years at 8 per cent,
No. 1o7 70 acres in Marion county, all in
cultivation excepting about acres; one-half
cleared hammock, remainder pine and hick-
ory hardwood land All under good fence.
Farm one-quarter mile from city limits of
Anthony, and one mile from school, postofice
house, with large porch two sides; fine
WELL Barn, corn crib, large buggy shed and
Fine pond. Bay horse, mich cows, thor
oughbred heifer, fresh soon; 1S head of hogs;
about IS thoroughbred R. I. Red chickens and
90 head of common stock; top buggy, almost
new wagon, moving machine, hay rake, cult
vator and all kinds of plows and small farm
tools; sets of harness; also fine cane patch.
Land lies high and dry and is in the best
farming section of Marion county. Immediate
possession given. All the land adjoining is in
cultivation. Price, $4,000; $500 down and
$3.50 by the first of July; the balance in one
and two years at per cent.
No. 1o8. 10000 acres cut-over land, near
Tampa, saw timber reserved, but will deliver
all within three years free of timber. Rich
land immune from frosts. Orange ~roves on
all sides and fine truck land. Price, $3.50 per
acre.
No. 1854. 80 acres, HillsBoro county, near
Plant City, of choice, selected land on hard
road in thickly settled neighborhood school and
church in sight, on R F. D. mailroute; about
grown so barrels of corn to the acre without
fertilizing; $50 bearing trees, some grapefruit,