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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-06
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-06
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL

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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23
GRAN'M

wrinked face halowed with snowy white hair
Bright eyes that beam you with kindness rare
And smile showing for you the tenderest care,
Has granma.
plain DRESS old fashioned and spotlessly neat,
Aslow gentle voice, sympathetic and sweet,
Telling love from the heart and patience complete
Has gran'ma.
Dear hands often weary, but seeking no rest,
Helping mendng or knitting for those in the nest
In spite of mistakes doing their best,
Has gran'ma.
The dearest companion, the staunchest of friends
To petted grandchildren she ever defends
from whippngs deserved and whose mischief she mends
Is granma.
The quainest old stories of days long ago
When she was girl ana gran'lawas her beau
And how the old homestead was buried in the snow
Tells granma.
The baby cries for her; big children and small,
The neghbors the old folks who on her must call
GOOD mamma, kind papa, the servants and all
Love gran'ma.
All May we, when aged, become so endeared
May our lives rightly lived make us loved and revered
And, viewing the future, be strengthened chcered
Like granma
- III. c. Dodge in EX
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

Persons o receiving WoMANs CHRONICLE unsolicited need
nave no fear in taking from the post office as we have no
desire to collect from those who wish to subscribe for
eur paper Names are given by regular subscribers and
We te paper for one month trial. the end of
Time 1t Will be discontinued unless subscribed for
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23
No.. 52.

0CateS, DuC be IL Sad to her sorrow that it is fla
vored with notoriety which is unenved. The
good men and women of the State regret only too
deeply that so much of sensational news is carried
abroad from time to time. One would almost
imagine from distance that our lovely State was
sure and certain refuge for all the tramps and
outlaws of creation, and all were keeping time with
merry tattoo to the tune of the Arkansaw Tray
'eler, when like the enterprising burglar they were
not burglaring The CHRONICLE travels in all
directions to readers, from Maine to Wyoming, to
Germany Australia and Japan, and it has endeav-
ored persistently to maintain purity of senti-
ment, implying a contradiction of the States i'll
favored reputation abroad. II has sought to pro-
mote the dignity of the State among its sisters and
it has received testimonials of rare good will and
appreciation both for its editorials and its hand
some appearance geographically.
Ii you live in the State, your State pride should
put you on the subscription list of WoMANs
CHRONICLE. Next week begins the new year.
Send in your name and the name of your friends
for sample copy Of your State paper.
ONE of the most important and powerful Of
modern institutions is the apron-strpg. We sey
modern because we have no means of tracing it
back to antediluvian times, but since we have the
means to read it up we are convinced it rules the
State and field. In modern parlance it stands
SYNONYMOUS with the influence of women, and when
man listens to her reasoning and duly weighs the
advice of the feminine portion of mankind, heis said
to he tied to an apron-string. 10 Judge from his.
tory some of the greatest of men were so con-
trolled. True, it is sometimes used as term of
reproach, as in the case of Adam, but we deny the
allegation since there is no authority to prove that
Eve had an apron-strng. Esther must have had
hers constructed of strong materials and those
worn by the wife and mother of Corolanus must
surely have been made of hempen or MANILA cord.
In truth, the history Of the world teens with Incl
dents to prove that the apronstring has ever been
potent factor. 1t was woman's influence that
induced her fathers, her brothers, husbands and
lovers to 60 forth upon the Crusades in the middle
ages for who but for moment believes that those
steel-clad, iron-hearted warriors cared of them.
selves to seek the sepulchre of the Messiah, who
while upon earth was ever the meekest of mankind,
and whose every action and word was denial Of
their Christianity. We venture the assertion that
every one of those steel-clad veterans were tied,
fguratively speaking, to some wOmans apron
string 1t was woman's influence that enabled
Columbus to explore unknown oceans, and discov-
er new worlds. So let us look well to the apron
strings of the future and see that they are manu-
featured from good materials, and always tend to
lead in the right direction, for be assured that
though it may take the muscles of men to propel
the ship of state, it will take the apron-strings o.
woman to work the rudder and control its course
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23
Fort SCOTT Kansas has elected three women to
serve upon the school board

WoMAN's CHRONICLE will endeavor in the coming
year to merit the continuance of the good will we
have had shown us in time past This is the fifty
second issue and it is with pride that it sees Vol
ume make its appearance next week.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

The Womans News editorial office has removed
from indianapolis, Ind, to Springfield, Ohio. L.
May Wheeler is the editor, and she succeeds in
getting more news about women in one issue than
any other woman's paper. The journal is rightly
named.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

four contesting members, which report was unani-
mously adopted, and they were accordingly sworn
in.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

All persons who are not subscribers to WoMAN's
CHRONICLE are urgently requested to become SUCH
1t can hardly be said with credit to this locality,
that one-third of its subscribers and the most
ardent words of praise come from abroad. Ar
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

THERE is said to be genuine woman's suffrage
revival going on in Maine, and petitions signed by
10000 citizens have been forwarded to the leglsa-
ture. The petitioners include many ladies of high
social standing large taxpayers, and without ex-
ception the leaders of public charities.
The morning of the 18th the Arkansas House of
Representatives was taken by surprise by the
resignation of the four sitting members of Pulaski
county, and it is said that one of the retiring
members threw a Parthian arrow on his retreat,
The evening of the same day the committee on
elections made report advising the seating of the
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23
W0MAN'S CHRONICLE,
weekly Journal, published every Saturday, devoted
to the Interests Of Women.

Specimen copies application Or the paper will he
sent one month for ten cents. \
addressed always to - ' -
WoMAN's CHRONICLE,
Cor Second and Louisiana Sts. Little Rock Ark
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

AMONG the death-bed confessions that have been
handed down to posterity another one has just
started on its lonely tour adown the vista. This
time it is the confession of woman. She yields
up the remorseless truth that in the last twenty
seven years she has flched 5000 from her hus-
bands pockets in the still small hours of the night
Nine hundred dollars in twenty-seven years is $33
in one year; that is fraction less than So month,
not quite 10 cents day. Doubtless the sensitive
nature of this pifering wife even kept her from
proper enjoyment of her surrepttiously obtained
coins. What lesson to other pilferng wives; to
be obliged to confess to an unsympathetc world
that SO much unhappiness could be purchased for
ten cents day.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

The Sorosis society of New York has discarded
some of her old bylaws and passed some new
ones, to meet what is understood to be the needs
of the times. The society is wrestling with some
of the deeply interesting, social and economic
problems of the day, and has determined to aid in
their solution. TO celebrate this determination,
Sorosis recently stumbled upon the following text,
"Resolved, that the interests of working-women
are better protected by private effort than by pub
lie legislation" The working-woman could scarce
ly have found more effective ally than Soross,
which desires to be considered the most intellect
ual, progressive society in the country the cham
pion of womanhood, but Soross has only Just
dipped the tips of her aristocratc toes into the
great whirlpool of progression, if she still consid-
ers 'priva5e effort capable of extending its in
fuence to the distance, or able to effect the ends
which may only be accomplished by the far-reach-
ing, powerful arm of the law.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-23

The CHRONICLE regrets exceedingly that the ar
engagements for Miss Anthony lecture were so un-
premedltated as to preclude its making more pro-
fuse mention of it in its columns of last week.
This was her first visit to Arkansas, and she has
made seven lectures in the State at different places
Miss Anthony has been before the public laboring
for the enfranchisemePtsst women for over forty
years This is, however, her first trip South, and
although the Southern press has kept her contnu-
ously before the public, but in way to make many
stout heart quail, yet when The CHRONICLE heard
of one woman asking, "Susan B. Anthony-who
is she?' it felt more than ever that it had been
derelict, in not giving her the introduction edito-
rally, which she deserved. 1t is to be hoped that
in the future this faithful worker in the cause of
woman's advancement will not be stranger to our
State.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1889-01-23
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Nj. &. r, Council, Boone
N. c. says: 81 haze used one
bottle tofsK Kephaline and ind
that it gives great satls!ac-
tion. | take pleasure in rec
oinmending it to tie plb ic. y
M. J. NJ. Sheriff, Grassy
Knot, caldwellCo. n C says;
Having suffered for many
years with Neuralgia in my
head and lace | WIS persua-
ded by my. friend j. Bun
van Cofiey to try ke. 'hallne
/ cot ore twenty-five cent
bottle and after using it, OK
perirnced entire relief iroin
pain
Kephnline is for sale whole
sale and T. tail b5 Coffg'y Bros
Boone n. {.
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seven rtS cost twenty total
seven dollars and seventeen
cts.
One tract of seventy FIVE
acres listed hy ilagaman Joe
i. tax eleven dollars and six
ty Two cost twenty t0talelev
pn dollars and eiShty-two
ts.
One tract Of forty acres listed
by Harrison Marseiet tax
thirty-nilic cost tNei.ty total
iiity nine.
One tract of ten acres listed
by Hardin II. ". taXone dol
lar and eighty five cts, cost
evenly total two dollars and
five cts.
One tract containing one
hundred and seven acres lis
ted by Hodges Wiley tax i've
i0.!urs and two cts, cost
twenty total FIVE dollars and
twenty-five cts.
One tract Of five hundred a.
cles listed hy Horton Wm $.
heirs fax fifteen dollars coat
evenly total fifteen dollars
,lud tweity els.
One tract .! Fifty acres listed
by Horton Jolut,;Nn tax
thirteen dollars ard seventy
nin. uts. cost twenty total
thirteen dollars and Einet.y
nine cts.
One tract ninety acres lis-
'ru by Horton phenix - .'eit's
tax four dollars and twenty
cts cost twenty total four
ioilars and forty cts.
OEe tract containing twenty
I've acres listed by Harrison
D. p. tax two dollars AND
thirty cts cost twenty total
Two dol Hnd fifty IT'S.
One tract Of one hundred and
13 acres listed I'y i,ayaman Jolrs,
heirs. tax J,33 cost ~ total 3 53
One tract Of ID acres listed L.,
Mnnday j. /. tax 2,7j cost % to-
I'll 2,9}.
me tact Of 1863 aoros listed hy
Nillcr II. c. Tax $50 cost 20 total
$50
ne trait of l6 acres listed bv
smith J. n. tax 3 - cost 20 total
.G3
4 tract Of G7 acres lirtcd ly vii
son Mary & Laura tax loo COS, 20
total 4.2O.
A tract OF 10 ucr,s listed BY Whit
in.ton G. W. c,j7 cost 90 total
~.
MEAT CAMP.
\ tract OF fifty acres listed hY
I'urket 3. f. three col and
sixty six cts. cost twenty to-
yal three dol aud eighty six
IT'S.
\ tract Of one hundred and
twenty acres listed bY ". Y
: Blackburn Z dollars and II
cost twenty total seven dol
lars and ninety seven cts.
A tract Of ninety six acres
listed Brown Vim. two dol
lars and sixty seven cts. cs t
twenty total two dolIarSand
eighty seven cts.
A tract OF one hundred and
nineteen acres listed Baird
and Miller two dol and sixty
seven cost twenty total two
, dollars and eighty seven cts
i, \ tract of four hundred ann
forty five acres listed CowleS
G. j. two dollars and ninety
= seven cost twenty tOtalthret
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and seventyssfive.
A tract OF cna hundred and
fifty acr S listed Winelarger
Naham three del. cost twen-
ty total three dol and twen-
ty eta.
LAUREL CREEK.
Ono tract f 20 acres listed BY
nla:r 'olvard tax SOC. co t ~ t..
al 3 20,
y tract # 10 ocres listed ly B,l-
!inss Il. + tax 2.87 cot 70 tyt.!
81.
Atract Of % "a res | stjI " Co,'s;
J F tax 8 81 cost 20 total Az.
A trac' Of 125 acres listed !'y Craw-
icy Richard tax 3.74 cost 20 total
$50.
y tract OF 2s aces lated by Guy
Nanlon TAX 2.jl cost twenty tai
/ AZ
\ tract Of 2s ares listed by Gnyw
y tax 2 81 cot ~ totaI 271.
4 iract Of ioia res listed by Gay
.,ssc ak 81 Co.'S 70 totals7
! Tract oCauo listed by Ear
lin J. II AMI Go. tax 81 cost 20 %.
.a't7.
A tract O. IS a 8 lis e y "a Q
d nscrh tax ..37 ,ts 4Dto.. q i
A tract Of 100 acres listed hy kel
"a; YIN 4 tax 80 CO t 70 total los
! ira Of a re listed " Mltc
ell ii'rvcl tax % COS, 20 total %
'i tract Of 1876 acras listed by Mi.
ar II Il tax 4.S9 cost % tDtai 5 !!
a ua't Of 20 acres listed by Mill
ps Eliza III K Ptx6I coss -
tot..ls7.
\ l,Act of 35acres list d by Nil
saps W NJ tx 2 Is cost 20 tvtaI
2!.G5.
\ tract Of 100 aor $ list,d by Min
eral and Mining 90. tax lG G7 cos
e total 1851.
:: tract OF l26 acres llste by Pres
aell Naacy tax I.5)cJst 20 tp.a,
! 70,
4 TracT of TwenTy five acres
lisTpd lloniinger G.. p. TWO
dollars ana forty five COST
rSenT\ ToT;h Two dollar
and siXTy five cEs.
A TracT Of fli'ry acres lis et
' trl" roltaining fly acres
,ls ed Trivett W. &. four dol
and ii! y hr e oS " ny to-
I'd / -,
4 tracf of lCO ares listed 'Testtl
y. Harrison $50 ost 20 total ~
\ tract OF 25 oc cs listed Test el
E. n. 2.57 cost 20 total PIT.
\ ,ract O. IS acres hstAl Ware
.Eoin y. 81 rosr % total 2,S7.
i tract of 76 ac es Estel Ware
Duke 60 cost 20.total 30.
BALD MOUNTAIN.
l tract tractcontaining 81
acres of land listed by Castlt
aud Morphew. Tax LOO cos
20 total 1.20.
1 tract containing As acre
listed by Galloway |. r., an,
Miller tax 50 cost 20 tota
so.
/ tract containing 100 a
cres listed by Cowles G. j,
tax 100 cost 20 total 1.2O.
! tract containing 80 acre
listed by Davis Q. j. tax 4.2
cost 20 total 4.47.
! tract containing IS acre
listed by Davis Ellen: ag'
for Phillips heirs. tax IL
cost 20 total 1.30
/ tract containing 1.20 lii
IL MI N-L
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ty six cts cost twenty to-
tai two dol and sixty six ct.
! tract Of loo acres
l,.,te,i Shook J. G. two do
and seventy seven cts cost
+! twenty total two dol. and
ninety seven ct.
A tract of Is acres listed
/ Taylor A W twenty three cts
cost twenty total forty thre e
cts. III
BOONE.
One tract Of fifty acres listed
! by Asll.y j + tax ore col.
four CTS. cost twenty total
one dol twenty fuur c.
One tract of one hundred
anI twenty five acres listed
by i,rOwnJ W tax nine dol
forty three cents cost twenty
) total nine dol sixty three
One tract Of thirty acres lis
tod BY Brown e. c. tax three
dol ti.iy three e. cost twenty
total three DOL seventy three
its.
One tract Of fifty acres listed
by Barns I'm. tax Ona col.
eighty three rtS cost twenty
total tive dol. three cts.
One tract OF ninety six acres
listed by Brown Charity tax
two dol and twenty tiil,'e ctis
cost twenty t"t'i: two uoilA.
ana iol'ty hree cts.
One tract Of seventy >acers
listed hy Bel,son ". +. tax
Two dol ANA sixty seven cts.
cost twenty total two aoi.
and eighty seven t..
One tract OF fifty seven acres
listed by Iounciii l5eus h"il 5
tax one dol and seventy sew
eln cts, cost twenty total one
dol and ninety seven cts.
One tract of sixty one acres
listed by Canter q " tax
three dol aud sixty i've cts.
cost twenty total three Gof.
and eighty five cts.
| One trart of one hundred and
ninety five acres listed by
ICOwles G.. J. tax one dol and
sixty seven cost twenty totuj
one dol and eighty seven rts,
One tract of eighty two acres
listed iy Elrod Hardin tnN
three dol and sixty seven cts
cost twenty total three dol
and eighty seven cts.
One tract OF forty two acre,
listed by Floyd J W's heir
tax three dolls. cost twenty
total three dol and twenty
cts.
Ore town lot listed BY Elliot
J A tax sixty seven cos
ten total seventy seven.
One tract OF twenty fv'
acres listed by Gillian Eliza
beth tax seventy seven cos
twenty total ninety seven.
One tract Of twenty fiv'
acres listed by Gragg Caro-
line tax seventy seven cos
twenty total ninety seven ct
One tract of ninety eigh
acres listed by Green Eli S
tax four dol and eighty cts
cost twenty total five dol.
A tractlisted by Moore Davi'
) one dol fifty-five cost TwenT
, ToTalOne sevenTy-five
Z A TracT lisTed AmosJ F pro-
erTy four dol forTy-Two cos
TwenTy Totalfour eighTy-Tw,
] One tract OF forty four acre
Y listed by Horton ]. B. ia,
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.Ragnn Council Sinterest two
dol and fifty total two dol
un1sev9ntt.
A tract of 1S5 acres listed
Gragg Il. G. 10 dol and nine
ty seven cost cost twenty to-
tai ll.!7.
A tracf Of fifty four acres lis
Greeu Alfred three dollars and
ten cts cost twenty total
three dollars and thirty cts.
A tract Of two hundred and
-t"anta acres listed Hardin &
Raw two dollars and ninety
three cost twenty total thre,
dollars and thirteen cts.
A tract of fifty acres listed
hairiiIi and x En,,it SiXt
seven cost twenty total 80
seven.
i tract Of four acres listed
Miller Win. (CaptHin) ten Ct
cost twenty total thirty.
A tract of 100 ard 80 seven
arl'p;, listed Miller j. G. seven
dollars aud ninnrtscnst twpn
ty total seven dolaad twent
nIne cts.
4 tract Of thirty acres listed
Mu@g;Wve ". +. two dollars
hHIG fifty five cost twenty to-
tai two dollars and seventy
five
\ tract Of eighty six acres
listed Morctz Vim. th;pa dol
and hiry eli glt cts cost wen
/ t total 3.jI.
\ tract Of three hundred and
hirty one acres listed Morel z
J l.. six dollars and 80 three
cts cost tr,lty total Z dol
and three cts.
\ tract OF | acre listed Nor
etz j, D. two dollars and {
CTS, COST TwfnTy TOTal Two
dol and TwenTy 8 cTs.
A tract OF fifteen hundred
acres listed by Miller E 3
thirty three dol and fifty sew
en cts cost twenty total CHR
tY three dol. and severity
seven cts.
A tract Of sixty acres listed
by Miller Mary one dol and
forty seven cts. cost twenty
total one dol and sixty sev
Ell cts.
\ tract o! two hundred and
twenty nile acres listed
Miller Wna. six dol and twen
tY eight cts. cost twenty to-
tal six dol NnI forty eightct.
a tract Of two hundred and
fifty five acres listed Miles
Ii. G. one doland 67 cts. cost
twenty total 1877.
A tract OF 40 acres li..te
Morris $ S two dol and eigh.
~ five cts. cost twenty tOta
three dol and five cts.
\ tract Of ninety slX acre.
listed Norris Joseph Fl si2
| dol and forty cts. cost tWcn
tY total six dol ana sixty
A tract of fifty acres liSte(
No,lis Willy three dol. an(
sixty cost twenty total tn:e
and eighty gts.
A tract of 81 acres liste(
Norris Richard three dol ant
thirty SIX cost twenty tota
three dol and fifty six cts.
A tract of 40 acres listet
Norris j f three dol am
eighty seven cost twenty to
tai four dol and seven cts.
A tract of SO acres liste,
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i!Side "'A .oO cOSG ~ COUAl
100.
] tract containing 1.OOacres
listed by Horton S. r. tax
200 cost 20 total 2.20.
| tract containing 472 acres
listed by leopard Mrs M. A.
tax ], 10 cost 20 total 1,30.
| tract containing IS acres
listed by McGuire J. A. tax
2.5S cost 20 total 2,78.
l tract containing 45 acres
listed by Mcclure j, I. tax
1868 cost 20 total 1888.
| tract containing 60 acres
listed by McGuire II. G.. tax
l.34 cost 20 total 1,,54.
| tract containing SO acres
listed by Mcclure Jonathons
ht r tax 1.13 cost 20 tota
1,a
l tract containing 1924 acres
listed fy McGuire j. 0. tax
1874 cost 40 total 7.54.
I tract containing 1.46 acres
listed by Miller e. B. tax T.
70 cost 20 total ! 90.
One tractcontaining SO acres
listed by Norris W. D. tax 81
cost 20 total 81.
One tract containing 100 a.
cres listed by Norris Alleys
heirs tax l "a cost 20 total
! 81.
] One tract containing 81 a.
cres listed by Potter D. b.
tax 1926 cost 20 total 3,45.
One tract cont aiming 145 a.
cres listed by Phillips C C tax
6,1S cost 20 total 6,38
One tract containing 3S a.
cres listed by Phillips Sc tax
2,6O cost 20 total $50.
One tract containing ia a.
, cres listed by Potter Enocli
tax 7,21 cost 20 total 7,41
One tract containing 90 a.
cres listed by Potter Jacob
tax 4,O3 cost 20 total 4,23.
One tract containing 65 a.
rres listed by Potter Abe p,
; tax 1888 cost 20 total 500
One tract containing 1O7 a.
cres listed by Potter Jno. O.,
tax 6,23 cost 20 total 6,43.
One tract containing 900 "a
ares listed by Patterson 8 L
tax 1857 cost 20total a.
81.
One tract containing 42 a.
cres listed by Phillips s H
100 cost 20 total 1,2O
One tract containing 1853 a.
cres listed by Ray Thomas
Sr, tax 4,43cost 20 1853
Ons tract containing i. 95 a.
res listed by Ray & Co., tax
l,27 cost 20 total 1,47.
One tract containing 80 acres
listed by Stephens l.. H. tax l.,
n cost 20 total l At.
One tract containing 200 acres
listed by Sutherland II. H tax
0,33 cost 20 total 9,53.
One tract containing 65 acres lis
ted by Shelton w. T. tax 800
cost 30 total $50.
Que tract containing 145 acres
listed by Tucker Calvin tax $40
lost 20 total 6,4C.
Onr tract containin, SO acres
listed by Winebarper John Jr,,
tax 200 cost 20 t, tai $40.
)ne tract contain ng &C res.
ted by Winebarger HI. tax g..
IS cost 20 total 57.s
Cne tract containing threehund-
and fifty acres listtd byS
Worth and Thomas tax Goo
.ost 20 total $40.
One tract containing Y acres
listed by Winebarger John Sr..
tax 60 cost 20 total 80.
One tract containing 30 FIVE a.
cres listed by Wilson @. F.tax B.
II cost 20 total 3.dollars and
thirty one, A
Respt. j. Il. Hayes Shh. a
) &C. LANEG
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A tract oi II arres listed by
(lurcii D. ". tax 50 cost
2OItota! one hundred and
two.
4 tract of twenty acres list
ei hy banner ". ". tax
two dol and 81 cts cost tMen-
ty. two dol and fifty foUlittS.
4 tract Of fifty acres listed
by Earp l.. {. tax two dol.
and sixty five cts cost twen-
ty total two dol and eighty
five cts.
! tract of one hundred acres
listed by Fox Sarah tax sew
enty cost twenty total nine,
ty rts.
A tract of severity five acres
listed by Foster Ion taN
fifty cost twenty tota! seven
ty.
A troct Of forty five acres lis
ted by GaI'lor Y. G. tax. two
dol aud eighty nine cts. cost
twenty total three dol. and
lline cts
A tract Of LOT acl es 'iStedby
(fi!liland Pat nlneCy thlpe
cts. cost twenty total 1.l3.
A tract Of 40 acres listed by
Harman Emiline twenty sew
9 cts. cost twenty total ior.
~ seven.
A tract containing three hun
drpd and fifty acres listed by
Hagaman r A. nineteen
dol. and fifty ct. cost twenty
total nineteen dol aud seven
ty cts.
A tract of loo acres listedby
Moltha r. W. three dol anc
fifteen cts. cost twenty tota
three uul and thirty five cts
A tlact of thirty tive acres
listed by Mclean j y two
dol. and forty 6 cts cos
twenty total two dol. ant
Sc cts.
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by Moody Susan twent.
eight cts. cost twenty tota
forty eight cts.
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twenty total two dol AM
forty one cts.