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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

CLAYT0N--ln this city, July q, Lavinta NJ;
Wood, widow OF William N. Clayton, aged
GO years, o months, L. days.
Funeral serYices.will be he'd at her late resi-
dence, No. 30 sylvan avenue, on Tuesday ar
ternoon, at | O'clock. Friends of the tami-
lv are invited to attend Burial at the CON
venlence of the family. 70
Po1grER-In Hamden, July 2s, Nancy Peck
ham, widow Of the late Horace Potter, aged
81 years.
Funeral services will be held from her late
residence on Tuesday. July 80 ut 2'o'cloek.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully In
vited to attend without further notice.
HERVEY5ln Norfolk, Va, July ", Capt.
John g. Hervey.
Burial in Fair Haven cemetery. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
WRIGHT-lu this city, July rs, Capt. William
A. Wright, aged CD years.
Funeral services W Il be held from the resi-
demo OF Capt. Edridge. No. 50 East Pearl
street, on Tuesday, July 80, ut 4 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are resp ctfuly invlt-
ed to attend without further notice.
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ROCKY POINT

CT. Adams, Vt. One OF the most beautiful
y summer resorts on Lake Champlafn;
good fishing, boats free to guests; New Haven
jvl1 l4t @. ~ KNAPT0N. Vt
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When Yon Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up
clean and relay your carpets Nothing
is 30 detrimental to good health as
unclean carpets. By sending your car
pets to the Forsyth company you are
assured Of having them returned to yor
as clean as new carpets. apis tt
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
Wherl she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them CASTOR
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Boys Shoes.

we mark our boys and youths rus
set lace, heel and spring heel, csc and
$1.1S.
jy27 st D. w. COsGROvE & co.
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Be sureand use that old and well-tried remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething 1t soothes the child ,softens the gums.
alays al pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy flor diarrhoea. 25 cents bottle.
I'm w and
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WANTED.
~ Miscellaneous.

Va EOh ShLE,
A FIRST-C LASS secondhand Brockett &
IN little phaeton, in excellent order and
unusually comfortable; desirable bargain
in every way. Can be seen at
lea tt 459 DIXWELL AVENUE.
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AUCTION SAFE.

TNTIRE household and restaurant, THE
E Ashland IA a -14s pIxwell avenlie, Tues
suits, folding beds, sideboard, di lin furnl-
ture, An carp It's, ice boxes. crockery, silver,
glassware, Kitchen utensils, etc. Rare
chance for fine & DDS,
jy27 st R. b. MALLORY, Auotionecr.
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FOR SALE

PERFECTLY SOUND
IN CHICKERING SQUARE PLANO.
Good as new !; no reasonable offer refused.
Call or address
dy27 vt M. 1852 CHAPEL SIR EET.
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W WITHOUT
ANY COST
TO YOU.

We are giving a Free
Shine this week lin CON
nection with our gigan-
tic unloading sale) to in
troduce the best Polish
yet invented for Russia,
Tan, and Black Shoes. If
your shoes are a bit rusty
come in and get a good
shine for a thank you"
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OF local INTEREST.

Financial Notes.-The Clearing House
Consolidated Rights--Many Dividends
Due This Week.
The New Haven clearing house report
the clearlngs and balances for the week
ending July 81 and for the correspond
ing week Of 1894:
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cHAS. a. BROMLEY.

$3. So BUYS 5OF Ell HOSE,
~ oZZLE, reel and "newdrop' Lawn
- Sprinkler,
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COMMITTEE ON BAND CONCERTS.
THE Committee on Band Concerts viii
i meet in Room IA, City Hall, on Wednes-
day, July 81, 1895, at p m, for the purpose
of Considering a resolution providing for the
erection OF d band stand on the Central
Green
hereby notified to appear and be heard
thereon without further notice,
Per order, JAMES III. PARISH, Chairman.
q Attest: EDWARD a. STREET,
jy293t Assistant City Clerk.
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belittles and restricts. Salva- ton which too large for knowledge breaks all letters, gives man the larg- est freedom. and the highest develop ment. In the third place, when Is eter- nal life to be had? Now. We miss great deal of the power and joy of life by supposlng they belong to another world.
 Gods temporal kingdom Is all about us. So also Is His eternal Kingdom Eternal life is life lived under spiritual conditions and fed by spiritual sources We cannot comprehend all the com plexities and powers of that fully de- veloped life any more than the chrysa- lis can comprehend the freedom and largeness of the butterfly life in world of flowers and honey, any more than the chick in the shell can realize the exhiliaration of beating with swift wing the free air of heaven. The ele- ments of eternal life are not such as simply last forever, but are such as time has nothing to do with,
 Justice, truth, holiness and love are deeper than years. They belong to no d6S, PiaSC Ol PCppiS't | v PSS5SSS NHN~'SSN qualities is to have eternal life. We carry into heaven only character and capacity" The eternal world lies all about us and interpenetrates this ma- terial world with which we have to do. Live not then for the accidents of life, which perish, but for the reality or life that abides Eternal life is not that which we may have, but which we must have here and now if we would have it hereafter.
 To have love and truth and holi- ness is to have the character of God He that hath these, knows God through Jesus Christ, and has eternal life.
 A large congregation was present and listened with rapt attention to the elo- quent words of the speaker. Rev. MT
 Hannah also preached at the evening service
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A Fraternal Visit.

North Haven lodge. A. O. U. w, will make fraternal visit to Israel Putnam lodge on Friday evening. August g. A good time is assured to all who attend. The members and friends of Israel Put nam lodge are anticipating a splendid time on their excursion, which occurs Thursday, August 15.
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Rutchers' Barbecue.

The annual barbecue of the New Ha- ven butchers will be held on August p at Schuetzen Park. The committee in charge are making special efforts to make the barbecue great success.
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MALLEY.NEErY@@
AFTERWARDS

Inventory is ended, 'tis true. But up to the last minute there were discov. cries, not of gold, but of mer- chandise as good as gold save for an insignificant spot or wrinkle or rip. Perhaps a foe to the coming season or, something a trifle behind the fashion, or a dwarf in length, or, maybe, something that didn't just happen to "take,' is on our hands.
 But the whole business will "take now, if dissolv- ing prices make any differ ence. This week will be sort of a "gleaning" week Then, too, it will show the usual unmatchable induce ments throughout regular stocks.
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Have it Sent to You.

During the summer the JOURNAL & COURIER will be sent, postage paid, for 50 cents month and the address changed as often as desired.
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Grand odge, Harugar!.

The Grand lodge of the Harugari SO ciety of Connecticut will meet at Haru- gari hall tomorrow, George Herpicf will preside.
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Note.-A minus sign G-l prehxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 Arp in connection with rainfall indicates atrace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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767 -771 CHAPEL ST. Midsdtnrner 4 Trade Fay in sxcsss ef any prsvioas sea-
 son. 4 He aud saGp 70 W
 Mat is making qltirk aoork ef sans-
 mey goods. K1s are gstting ysady
 J6y FaMsO summey goods mustgo. PARAsoLs.
 Prices have been ground down to almost nothing.
 so White India Silk Parasols, with white Paragon frame, white enamel stick, silk tassel, etc,
 6oe. each. SHIRT WAISTS.
 Such a selling the last 2 weeks as is not often seen. Cleaning up lot of 7sc., o8c.and SIPS Fine Percale Waists at
 39c. each. DRESS GOODS.
 Wise women are laying in a sup ply for next summer. Why not at such prices Actual 75c. and $I.oo all wool Novelty Goods going at 37c. the yard GLOVES. With our recognized Glove su- premacy it takes but the mention of such values as these to bring a crowd.
 4-B. Glace Kid, good shades, ex- cellent style, sI.oo quality. This week,
 67c. pair. Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves -5oc. quality. This week, 2oc. peripair. Black Silk Mitts, 25c. quality. This week, 17c. per pair. wOMEN'S VESTS.
 How can you make money easier than by purchasing here,
 Combed Egyptian Vests with loN3 neck, white and ecru;were 45 and 5o&
 35c., or } for $1.oOV TOWELS.
 For your bath at home or shore. Large size, brown Turkish Bath Towels,
 12Nc. each, $1. AZ the dog coTTONs HAVE ADVANCED. | We still give you the advantage of the old, lowest prices ever known on nearly every thing in cottons. Pequot Sheeting in bleached, half bleached and brown, in all widths, at the same lowest retail prices. OUR ART EMBROIDERY DEPT. Is an attractive point of interest. Famed throughout New England for originality of ideas in embroidery | No art needlework enthusiast should fail to call here. You can view large assortment of 1 choice needlework designs, and have at your disposal for very little cost, every l requisite for working I We offer as special, a pure linen, hem l stitched Tray Cloth, full size, stamped with our latest patterns, 25c. Its bar gain.
 | H0WEssSTETS0N. | M "A
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M EAIHIGk RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. D. O.. Aug. 4, 1895, 8 D. m. Forecast for Monday-For New England and eastern New York: Generally fair, with light showers on the coast in the afternoon, southeasterly winds.
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TO CONSIDER

Furs and Fur Repairing at this season of the year seems somewhat premature. We beg to assure our pa- irons, nevertheless, that re- modelling and repairing may be done during July and August in perfect ac- cord with the fashions of 1s95-6, and with less expense than in the Fall or Winter.
 BROOKS & CO.,,
 Chapel and State streets.
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HfSOlUS fI0IO IO iIl d SOOu lGIIS to a poor eye. Optical Counter.
 Carpet Corners
 Have you an odd corner for carpets2 We have odd carpets for corners. If the corner will fit the carpet, or the carpet fit any other bare spot, we won't haggle over the already low price. Rem nants short or long, three or four kinds, few of a kind. Carpet Hall, Second Floor.
 Pretty Pictures
 and cheap-from the money standpoint. E9eee dangly cheap. Just 25 Etchings made specially for somebody who didn't take them. l here was a kink somewhere (not in the. pictures) which put them into our hands at a nominal cost.
 Under regular conditions the retail
 price would have been $3.5o. We're
 satisfied to get $I.oS. They're skill
 fully etched landscapes framed with inch natural wood mouldings, gilded. Size F x 30 inches.
 These are sold in the Art Room, second floor front. Now walk back through ~ the Up
 |FEiEfSSRs| AIAEEHTfS holstery NafHHfafNqEsl5n0 Depart | HfIHYI;DD2ssst ,JNAnlIlA ment and II9RIHDFR. -1MN MNN4|AN see what &EH|EEAhilRMN|Ilf kind of a |RlHH|RIHM M lHRk price you s!As|lEI Rg!Is..k think ;s a9 s,.69 T
 Screen that looks like this one. Polished oak, 5 feet high, backed with pretty figured silkoline. How about the best Courtland Window Screens selling out at P | cents for the 24 inch high, and g cents for the 90 inch high! And a month or more left to use them in. Second Floor.
 Suit The Boys
 and you'll suit their Moth. CTS. Price for the mothers. Suits for the boys. S and 6o cent Wash Suits, at 4oc, a suit for Monday.
 Four patterns of 'em. Light anc | dark blue stripes, and brown and blacl l stripes, all made with large Sailor Col | lars.
 l It's because summer Is go ing and fall is coming that you buy them at any such l price.
 Boys Clothing Department.
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Mean temperature. Fl. Max. temperature. 79. Min. temperaJure. .63 Precipitation 09 inches. Max. velocity of wind. 12-S. Accumulated deticiency Of daily mean tem- perature since January l. 9S de9rees; or an average daily deficiency Of 4 degrees. Total deficiency precipitatlon since Janu- ary l. lD.04 inches.
 U. G. MYERS Observer.
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SUMMER PRICES. For the next 3u days Low Prices will pre- vail at
 Beers Photo Parlors. 760 Chapel Street. All Photos at One half theprices charg- ed elsewhere, either by Daylight or our Patent Electric Light up to 9 o'clock every evening. Gallery es- abolished 40 years.
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The Linen Court

The Linen Court contains two special things in Napkins. All the $I.5o five-eight Napkins are folded down to $I.25 a dozen. All the SITS and $2.oo Napkins are folded down to $I.5o a dozen. How's that ?
 For art work, take the 22 inch Pillow Covers in all shades of denim at 10 cents each or the 36 inch bedford cord Table Covers at IS cents each.
 Hemmed Pillow Shams, made of the best Cotton, 25 cents pair.
 Irish Point four-piece Bureau Sets, oSc, the set. Pillow Shams to match, SI.25.
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 Monday. August 5, 1895.
NEW ADVERTISEAENTS TS TO-DAY

NEW ADYERIISEMENIS TO-DAf' August Bargains Mcintyre Co.,. Baby Carriages-Linsley, Root x Co. Common Sense-Brown x Durham. Daily Chat--Alalley. Nicely & Co. Excursion Rates-Linsley, Root Co, Grand Shopping Emporium-F M. Brown@ ~ Co Horse Clothing-Llnsley, Root x Co. Innes' Famous Band-At Savin Rock. Prices No 0bject-Home Furnishing Co. Potatoes-R. w. Mills.
 Refrgerators-Li sley, Root X Co. Reed Rockers Furniture Go. Shakers Cordial-At Druggists. Three Days Sales-Wm. Frank & Co. The Model-73 Church St.
 Weekly Sale-At Mallory's. Wanted-Situation- Bookkeeper, 3S Elm St. Wanted-Married Couple-X. Y., This Office. Wanted-Situation- Howe St.
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Black Dress Goods

are always seasonable. They are not always reliable. The reason we never emphasize the lowness of prices on Black Goods, is that we are deter mined to sell only the reliable grades. When you find lower prices than the big store quotes, you may expect to find unreliable goods.
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knoaUs Aos0 to fit a good lens to a poor eye. Optical Counter.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-25

Office Of J. r. GREER. COUNTY JUDGE,
GREEN COVE SPRINGS. CLAY Co., FLA.
GENyLEMEN:=!Twenty-three years ago
was attacked with iufammatorY rheu-
mstisIn: | was attended by the most en-
Inent physicians In the land; 1 visited
the great Saratoga Springs, n T.. and
the noted Hot Springs, Of Arkans4s. and
many other watering places, and always
consulting With the local physicisn FOR
directions; 6Dally came 70 Florida ten
yesre ago. About two years ago ! bad
a severe attack Of rheumatism, was con-
nued to my room for twelve weeks. and
during the time was induced to try P.
P. P. (Prickly Ash Poke Root and PO-
tasaium). showing that each ingredient
was good Tor impurities of the blood.
After using two small bottles l was re-
lieved; Vt four different times SINCE !
have han slight attacks. and l have each
time taken two email bottles P. P. P.
and been relieved. and consider it the
best medicine at its kind.
Yours truly.
SANUEL CIERRY.
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-25
LIcAl NOTICES.
Notice.


Is ne ESTATE OF JoHS ]. LANE, DEcEAsEp.
To Marian @ Lamb, widow Of said decreased, aud
= b. Lamb, Maggie Lamb. widow OF K "
Lamb. deceased. Z. c. Lamb; 4, Lamb: W.
Limb. A a. LatEb, n. n Ward, wife OF }. 9.
Wand N. T. Adams. wife OF j. B. Adams, r.
d. Lamb, l. L. LAM and @ p Lamb. children
of said Johu J. Lamb, deceased and Amelia
Allen. Willie Allen John Alien and Lille Allen,
children OF Jane Allen nd as such Rrapd- chill
dren OF the said John J. Lamb, and to oil 9th
eTs who may be interested.
NOTICE Is hereby and herein gwen. tpat on
~ the 9Th day Of November, A. d. 1895, shall
as administrator OF said decedent's estate, make
application to the Honorable VIM. F. Malph 10,
County Judge Of the County pr Bradford and
State Of FLORIDA for an order decreeing the sale
of the following described lands situated and be-
ing in the said County of Bradford State OF Flor
ida and belonging to the estate OF said decedent,
except so much as may be sllotted 70 Marian u.
Lamb as and Cor her dover in the same, to-W1t:
The west half Of southwest quarter and Is
acres on south sido OF southwest quarter OF north
wegE quarter. section 10. Township 5. range IL
and the southeast quarter and east hall OF south
west quarter, and ID acres on the south side OF
the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter,
section IL, township B. range X and the north
half of the northeast quarter and northeast quar-
ter ofthenOrthwest onarter section 20. township
northwest quarter, section Il, townships, range
10, containing sos acres more or less. and these
are to cite and admonish all persons interested to
be and appear before tho Honorable Wm. +. Nal
phurs, County Judge Aforesaid. az the County
Judges Office in the Town of Starke and County
of Bradford, on The said 9TH day OF November,
LLOYD,L. LAMB,
Administrator,
Oct Ard A ID 1Sq5-fD-A IL
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1895-10-25

Under and by virtue of decree Of foreclo-
TENDER 3th 1875, In and by the Circuit Court If
the fourth Judicial Circuit, State OF Florida, in
and for Bradford County, in a certain canSe IN
chancery therein pending, wherein W. 7 Weeks
Ia complainant and BIsbee CiemmOns. Gussie
Clemmons Dinnh Terrell and Sebron Terrtli are
defendants. 1 VIII sen to the highest bidder for
cash, in front OF the Court House door in the
towu of Starke in said County Of BRADFORD
On NOVEMBER 4Tu. 1895.
The same being the first Monday Of said manth
and legal sale day, during the legal hours Of
sale on said day, the following described pieces,
parcels and lots Of land situate, lying and being
in the town Of Starke County OF Bradford and
State of Florida, to-wit: Lot number three CD
In the northwest On Wy corner Of block number
two (0, being one hundred And five feet Q95 ~
north (n) and south Cs) and f1fty-Two and one
half feet (52f f) east (e) and west (w). north
of Call street, in section twenty eight Csc ~
township six Up 81 south OF range twenty two
east (s) of G) t22 o. containing onetighth Of
an acre.
Also. the following described lot lying and
being in the FOWL of of Starke, being oDe-eighth
of an acre known the 1icrTer lot. described
and ten feet (210 ft) more or less north (u) and
south (D and ifty-two and onehan feet (52k
fD east Ce) and west Cw) bounded on south (s)
by Call STREET, west (W) by street, and north
(n) by street. and on the east (e) by land
Owned by Mrs Eugenia Edwards, wife Of VIII
Ay. LONG,
J. L. FRAZER, Special Master.
Compartments Attorney.-104 81
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would be the party nominee, al:
though he lacked 200 Of having 3
majority of all the votes pol;ed.
We concede the accuracy of both
the argument and. the conclusion
of the Democrat. While the plu-
rslity plan did, IS the TELEGRAPH
stated, work admirahly, in this
county last year, 1t cannot bs relied
upon st all Iimes and under all con-
ditions to reflect the preferences
But after all there is yeTv little
difference between the primary
under the plurality rule and the
"scrub races" that frequently occur
in this and other counties. In the
SCRUB race" the candidates are in
the field until the day Of election
and the one receiving the highest
number Of votes, although he may
not receive above one-fourth of the
votes polled, Is declared duly elect
ed.
Viewing the two very defective
plans from a partisan standpoint
we find that The primary under the
plurality rule is the lesser of the
two evils for the reason that it has
the effect Of unifying the democrat
ic party against party that might
be largely in the minority, but
which might in "scrub race
where the vote was badly split be
tween the opposing candidates, give
its candidates the highest number
of votes.
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LeGIslaIIve Thinker,
From the Florida Citi1en.l

from Toe fforloe ClL1en.I
Communities frequently displsy
astonishing lack of wisdom IN the
selection of men to represent them
politically. They apparently tail to
realize that the world in general
assumes that representative men
have been chosen, and that by the
character and intelligence of the
men the people for whom they ap-
pear will be estimated.
Perhaps the opportunity of . can
didate or of bis friends, added to
the indifference of voters, il allowed
to decide tho question. II the can
didste is for the Legislature, one
man will reason that, while the man
has no great ability, be is on the
''rigbt side" in politics, and that be
can better afford 10 leave his bust
ness than can q more valuable man.
A second voter will argue that,
while he has no faith IN the candi-
date be has no one else in mind who
would do better and Who al the
same time would be willing TO give
his time to the public. Possibly
some person of more canton may
suggest that the candidate is a
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Masters Sale.

TTNDER and by virtue Of 3 decree Of fOreclO
u sure and sale duly nude and entered Sep
tember Ord. 1Sg5, in and by the Circuit Court Of
the fourth Judicial Circuit, State Of FIorids, in
and for Bradford County, in a certain cause in
Chancery therein pending, wherein The Land
Mortgage Bank of Florida tLimited). a corpora
ton OF Great Britain, ART oomplainants and Max
L. Moore and The Florida Finance Co. ami o. /.
Griffin and J. II. Barker are defendaI Is, will
sell to the highest bidder for cash in front Of the
Court House door in the town OF Starke, In Said
County of Bradford,
ON NOVEMBER 4TH 1895,
The same being the first Monday of said month
and n legal sale day, dur ng the legal hours OF
sale on said dal ihr following described pieces,
parcels lots OF land situate lying and being In
the county of Bradford and State OF Florida and
described as follows, to-wit: The north est On
W az quarter of the northeast In Q ~ quarter,
the south half u ~ Of southeast quarter Use Z
the northwest quarter IN W ~ and the south
half Is ~ OF section thirteen (Sec I'D, township
seven Up y, south range twenty-five east Is 2:
e., containing six hundred agrees moro OF les.
Terms cash; purchaser paying for title.
A. V LONG,
j. L. FRAZEE, Special Master.
Complaipants' Solicitor-l04-5t