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III. l.. LANG,
KILLED DEFENDER OF HIS OWN WIFE
Thomas lam Shoots Down Frank Hens
ley In Front Of the Latter's Home.

Frank Hensley, aged forty years, a
we'll known farmer living in the Blue
Ridge Mountains, four miles east of
EIkton, Rockingham county, was shot
and almost instantly killed Friday af-
ternoon by Thomas Lam. first cou-
sin by MARI age. Lam used No. II
Remington breech loading shot gun,
the load entering the right side and
severiDg the main arteries near the
heart. Hensley died within ten min
utes after be was shot, bleeding to death
before medical aid could reach him.
The murder occurred in the road IN
front of Hensley's house. Lam's wife,
who is daughter of Rev. Stephen
HeDsley, we'll known minister of the
German Baptist church, went to Frank
Hensley's house during the forenoon
in spite of her husband 8 prOtestations.
Her husband followed her several hours
later and attempted to persuade her to
come home. She refused, and it is
alleged that Lam struck her several
times. Hensley demonstrated with
Lam, and told Linn be could not mis-
treat bis wife at his (HensIey 's) house.
Lam, it is charged, thereupon dared
HeDsley to come out into the road,
which the latter did. Lam aimed the
gun at Hensley and. as the latter
rushed upon his assaiiant with the in
tentiun of knocking The gun aside,
Lam pulled the trigger. Hensley fell
to the ground, and as bis own son hur-
ried to bis side to pick him up told the
boy to leave him alone He Lever spoke
after this and died soon after he was
carried into the house.
A corners jury late that evening re
turned a verdict holding Lam respon-
sible for the murder.
Lam was captured Sunday morning,
while he was on his way to surrender
himself. His captOrs were Chas. and
Frank Hensley and two neighbors, and !
Was placed in Jail at HarrisOnburg. |
Lam says he did not intend to kill |
Hensley, but that Hensley was coming
at him with brick and be fired, In
tending to shoot the arm that held the |
brick. Hensley's relatives will raise
, fund to prosecute Lam, whose father
is said to have money, and sentiment |
against Lam is strongly expressed.
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Long Glade Notes.

We are enjoying some fine weather
after so much rain, and the boys are
having fine sport hunting.
Miss Annie Ervine was IN Bridge
water this week.
John Bell of the University. spent
several days at home last week.
Mr.. Blair, who has been visiting bis
sister. Mrs. Lange, returned home.
Mrs. Glenn Ruckman and three chill
dren have gone South to visit her
mother, Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Sol Hite of Brldgewater, spent
the day with her mother, Mrs. Ervine.
Every body seems to be very busy
husking and hauling corn, the corn is
fairly good in this section.
Mrs. Farrar and Mrs. Hartman of
Messy Greek. were calling in this
neighborhood one day this week.
Miss Rachel Bell of Bridgewater, Is
visiting relatives and friends here this
week.
G. R. Christian and Rufus Bell were
In your city Thursday.
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Successful Hunters.

A party OF huntsmsn created consid-
cradle interest at the e. q o. depot
here Wednesday by the unusual guam
tity of game they had bagged. The
party were from Dover, Delaware, Mr..
H. =. Crawford. former resident of
this county, and his friends Messrs. J..
Frank Startling and A. P Magee. They
had been guests for several days at
the home of Mr. Clawford's uncle. Mr..
Chas. ID. Crawford. who lives near
Gruttoes. i'll the northern part of the
county. The hunt had Melted them
Sc birds. 10 phesants aud rabbits,
making beautiful string Of game.
The phesants had been shot in the fiat
wood near HarristOn, whore it is
claimed a covy of % of these beautiful
birds were found.
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A VICTIM OF LA GRIPPE.

Mrs. Henrietta A. S. Marsh, 769 w.
18th ST., Los Angeles, Cal, President
Woman's Benevolent Assn, writes:
al suffered with Ia grippe for seven
weeks, and nothing could do or take
helped me until tried Peruna.
81 felt at once that 1 had at last
secured the right medicine and 1 kept
steadily improving. Within three weeks
1 was fully restored, and 1 am glad thar
1 gave that truly great remedy trial
l will never be without it again."
In a letter dated August 81, 1904, Mrs.
Marsh says: 81 have never yet heard
the efficacy of Peruna questioned. We
still use it. 1 travelled through Ken
lucky and Tennessee three years ago,
where 1 found Peruna doing it's good
work. Much of it is being used here
also" -Henrietta A. S. Marsh.
Address DIR. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbu
Ohio.
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GeIQar-McKay.

A quiet, but pretty home wedding
took place w ednesday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mckay
near Greenville, when their daughter,
Miss Catherine Mckay, became the
bride of Rev. Henry G. Geiger. The
brides maid of honor was her sister,
Miss Mckay, and Rev. R. G. Jett OF
this city, acted as the groom's best
man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Reverdy Estill, d. D, OF
Hampton, assisted by Rev. A. Il
Hamilton of Mt. Carmel. Afrer an
extended tour the newly married c0u-
pie will make their home at Newport
News, where the groom has churct
in connection with DR.. Estill.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-11-16
Col. CabeII TO Speak In Staunton.

Messrs. Morton, Armstrong and
Minor, the committee of arrangements
for January 10th, the Tooth anniversa
~ of the birth of Gen. Robert E. Lee,
have letter from Col. Geo. G. Cabell,
Jr.. of Norfolk, accepting their invita-
ton to speak before Stonewall Jackson
camp on that date. Col. Cabell Is a
son of the late Congressman Geo. g.
Cabell, ST., of Danville, and is a fine
orator. He won a reputation for
making the nominating speech for
governor at the Norfolk convention
seven years ago of Andrew jackson
Montague. on whose staff he after.
wards served. Staunton and Augusta
people will doubtless be delighted with
his addr ess, which will be enjoyed by
large audience
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-11-16
Head Severed From Body.

Clifton Forge, Va, Nov. 12,-Stand-
ing on the front step of shifting en-
CINE in the yards of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad here Saturday after
noon. Capt q. w. Christian lost his
balance, falling beneath the wheels of
the engine. all Of which passed over his
body. followed by the tender. He was
terribly mangled. and his head was
severed from his body.
Captain Christian was about sixty
years of age and was prominent
Mason.
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NEWS LETTER
FROM GROTTOES.

PROSPECTING FOR IRON ORES-BUs1
CONTRACTORs-REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS-PERSO
MENTION, ETC
Grott0es, Va, Nov. 1.-THE HOtch
kiss and Bell mineral land of 30 00C
acres on Blue Ri 'ge mountain, known
as the Old Mt Vernon tract, is being
actively prospected with view to
early development. Should the hopes
and expectations be realized tue de-
velopment of this properly will be OF
great value not only to the town of
Grottoes, but to this entire section
Mr.. j. NJ. Pirkey is managing the
property aud has force Of about ten
men at work making openings. His
prOepectOr was here several weeks since
going over the property, and is soon
to return for further work
Qnite nun GER OF transfers in zeal
estate have taken place here lately
Mr.. G. Kemper Foster, who recently
disposed of his mercantile interests at
Messy creek, has returned here 10
make permanent residence. and to that
end has purchased the VIM. e. Patter.
son farm and has moved his family
there. In turn MIR. Patterson has
brought the town property here of
Jas. L. Leeth, while Mr.. Lseth has &C
quired the Moore property. Mr.. 7. L.
Maupin, the popular agent and teIe-
graph operator of the N. & W. Ry.,
has leased his farm property near town
aud moved into the J. W. Kissling res.
idence where he lie convenient to the
depot.
Messrs Eutsler Bros builders and
cOntrac tors, are finishidg up some good
work in the town and neighborhOOd.
Their home residence on a command
ing eminence here IL we'll on to COM
pletion. and the brothers hope-with
good luck-tO be able to eat their
Christmas dinner in their new hCme.
They have completed residence for
d. Il. Wilbarger at Scott's Ford, aleo
a residence for 8. Il. Craun, Jr., at the
same place. At Port Republic they
have the contract for the Methodist
parsonage and will soon turn the build
ing over to the congregation. Mr.. q.
NJ. Eutsler, one of the firm is now in
Buchanan. Va, experimenting the
building of the Methodist church
there.
AS previously announced in the
Miss Florence Fulton, for
Ten years postmistress here, has re-
signed. Her sister, Miss Bessie r.
Fulton, has been appointed to the va
,ancy, and will take formal charge of |
The Office as soon as her commission |
arrives. Miss Florence retires from |
,Le office with clean record to her
credit. Throughout the ten years she
las been postmistress no fault has beeu
against the Office, and the
inspectors, though critical,
AVE commended the systematic con-
luct of the office.
Mrs. A. B. Dilworth left this week
or the Philippine Islands where she
will spend the winter with her son,
John b. DilwOrth, who accompanies
Ter there. Young Dilworth is a geol-
gist and mining engineer, and is sent
o the islands by bis employers in Phil
delphia in professional capacity, to
make mineral Investigations.
Miss Loretta Wholey of Staunton,
nd Miss Queen of Baltimore. are
,ugsts this week of Miss Eva Livers.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-11-16

The success and merits of "Simple
Simon Simple" which Is to be seen
here soon, may be we'll imagined when
theatrical managers at home and abroad
have started to steal tue business and
scenic effects and surprises. There may
be some cancellation in Limitation be-
ing the sincerest form of fiattery,
but, why don't yon get baby Of
your own" seems to more fittingly
dovetail with the situation.
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Famous Str Ike Breakers.

Tue most famous strike breakers in
the land are DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
When liver and bowels go on strike,
they quickly settle the trouble, aud The
purifying work goes right on. Bes
cure for constipation, headache and
dizziness. Csc at B. F. Hughes drug
pist
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-11-16

p Mr.. W. A. Young was In the city tLi
week visiting his mother. Mrs. F. M
Young. on West Frederick street. Nj
Young is secretary Of the Fleeburl
Coal & Coke Co. ut Edgarton in Ming
county, W. Va, and while in Virgins
he made RIM over to LyncLburg
where are located the general Offices O
his company.
| Mr.. A. E. Harrsherger, for mar
years The popular proprietor of th'
Racket store, has sold bis business tt
Messrs. James Liggett. l.. L. Bowman
and W. A Grubert, who will taKe
charge January LIST. The public will
regret to learn of Mr.. Harnsberger e
retirement. but will wish the new firm
the success attained by him.
Mr. J ". Keller who died two weeks
ago at Buffalo Gap, was member of
the Royal Arcanum council here. His
papers have been arranged and sent
on to the authorities in Boston and
Mrs Keller will, in few DAYS, receive
900 from the council.
Mr.. c. T Harris has resigned as road
commissioner of Beverly Manor dis
trict, on account of his duties as su-
perintendent of the Churchville road
force. Mr.. Z. r. Neel also resigned as
road director OF the same district. Mr..
Harris was then appointed road direc.
tor, and Mr.. Neel was promoted to
road commissioners.
The Clarendon Hotel at Harrison
burg which has been closed for some
time was opened yesterday to the pub
lie, under new management. At great
expense the hotel has been modernized
and is rehtted and refurnished through
ont. Mr.. NJ. A. Davis of Port Repub.
lie, the new proprietor is an experienced
hotel man. The travelling public in
this section will doubtless remember |
him when in charge of the Virginia |
Hotel in this city many years ago.
Mr.. II. W. Biggs, station agent at
Buffalo Gap, was some distance out in
he yard at that place Friday night
when a catamount which had been
lriven down from the mountain by
Tres raging there, confronted him.
the animal would not pass a
light be set his Lantern down, but the
at jumped on the lantern and extin.
,uished the light. Mr.. Biggs drew his
evolver and killed the animal which
vas said to be as large as a deg
Monday night Grand Master Roland
J. Chase of the Virginia Odd Fellows,
lid An official visit to StauntOn Lodge
70. 45, and Lewiston Lodge No 1871,
t the hall of the latter lodge. A most
ujOyable evening was spent and the
isltoIs and members numbering over
hundred, we're much encouraged by
be remarks of the Grand Master.
tuesday be visited Craigsville, and 6
V ednesday evening he visited Middle
rock lodge. Yester be went to Church
lille. and last night held a public !
,eeLing at Moscow. At all these
laces there was large turnout to {
rect the distinguished visitor.
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SuperintendeDt Morgan of the peni
tentlarv on Monday sent ten convicts
here to establish the camp and make
preparations for work on the Church.
vile pike. As coon as everything is
ready a larger force will come.
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STsUNTON AND AUGUSTA.
0ficIaI Vote of Last tuesdays Election

The caiivassing board met last Elk,
al d c.nvassed the vote cast Oh the 6 b
inst: The vote of Stanton and Angus.
ia was as fOlloWs:
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Saturday, Nov. "a, 1906. at I2O'cIockM

the tract of land above described, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to dis
charge the de t hereby St cured, together
with the costs and expenses attending the
e. ecution oi This suit
JERMS- ASH.
In offering This property the undersign
Ell VIII offer first a parcel of about
acres now III possession of J w. Baldwin.
that being the poi ton of said 443 acre tract
last alienafed; then he will offer parcel
thu rtOf containing 134 acres, now in the
possession OF T q. and B. F. Floyd, that
being the part of said All acre tract next
previously alienated; and lastly, parcel
thereof containing about 10 acres in the
possession of James A Nichols, tn being
the paI Gel first alienated
1t the said IL acre parcel shall bring
enough to pay said debt costs and expen-
seS, then no more will be sold: If not
then said IS! acre parcel will be- offered
and If it together with said IL acre tract
shall bring sufficient sum to pay said debt,
costs and expenses no more will be sold;
but if not then said l9 acre parcel will be
Offer ed AC GORDON
III 70 At Trustee.
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w. A. Gushing, AuctiOneef.
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Under authority of certa n deed of
trust executed by George W. Gray and
wife to he Undersigned of date Sept II.
1884 and recorded in the office of the
County Clerk OF Augusta county i'll Deed
Book No. l22, page 377, conveying to the
Undersigned as trustee II TACT of Az acres
of land situated in Augusta county. on
the Staunfon and ParkeTsburg Turnpike
about 10 miles west of StauntOn to secure
payment of debt of the grantor for the
sum of Sl0J 90. with interest thereon from
Septembe 81, 1894, default having been
made in the payment of aid debt aud ct
the request of the benefciaey thereby Sc.
cured, L shall offer for sale at PUBIC auc-
ton in front of the court house of Angus.
"a no tu on
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Personals.

Mrs A. g. Hartman of Goshen, spent
Saturday In the civ
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-12-21

Of Taos and public road; building in
Taos known as Barron building; /
bldg in Taos known as Padre Marti-
nez bldg. Lot hd. N Llano, S. An
derson, n. old road to Arroyo Hondo,
w. El llano, mellow in CordiIera.
Francisco A Gutierrez, first last
half, Precinct No. ,, real taxes "a 81,
zen. ] 81, costs IS, totsl 25, ,77.-Land
in Cordillera.
+. q LOTUS, Precinct No. 3, real
taxes % so, pen l,l7, costs 35 total
25,02 Land ia Precinct No. l, bd
n inInds lands, f M. M. Khan, S
Canon road, w. D. Jaramillo. 200
varas.
Cristobal Mares. (Estate) paid first
half, Precinct No 4, real taxes 46 81,
pen. 2 81, costs 35, total 40 Sc LAND
I'D. N. Rio del Norte, s Pueblo river,
e. B Mares, W Mrs R. Trujillo.
Juan r Santistevan. Precinct No.
l2, real taxes 1886, pen. 1870, costs
35, total 27,61-F Farming land in
Precinct No, l2.
Juan M Valdez, Precinct No a.
first and last half, real taxes "a 18,
pen 20, costs 80, total 25,73.-F Far
ming Land in Precinct No. II.
Hudson & Clausop, Precinct No
Is, first 4 last half, real taxes $40,
pen. ,26, costs 80, total 26,sl, l,-sa-
loon bldg. in Tres Piedras
Teofilo Madrid & Bros last, half
personal tax i0,4S pen 50 costs
35 pen 50 costs 35 total Ii ,35 Con
ejos Colo
Cooper Hill Mining Co., first and
last half, Precinct No 10, real taxes
Ga 80, pen 8 "A. costs 80, total $3.50
4 patented mining CLAIMS.
Cristobal Mining Co., first and last
half, Precinct No. II, personal taxes
96.12, pen. 80, costs 35, qotal lOl, ,27
Frazer Mountain Cooper Co., first
& last half, Precinct NO Il personal
tax 800 pen Is, costs 80, total s7s, ,35
Concentrating Mill, Shelters Hotel &
other houses and mining Machinery.
Franklin Placer Co F s L H pct
No Is le4l tax l6O,52 pen 8 90 costs
35 total 16e,ST 3 mill dith Wooden.
Ephram Martenson personal tax
30,75 pen 1,53 costs 35 total 30,
63 Sheep owners P Q East Dale
Colo
Iaureano Mares, pet No 2 real
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Delinquent Tax. List.
Amounting to $25 and Over.
Territory of New Mexico,
County of Taos.

NfOtAitt1 ~ AetS1f
In accordance with chappter 22
Of the lawa of the thirty third To-
giulatige assemblgy-of the terrific
~ of New Mexico, do hereby
make certify and publish the To-
lowing list audsnotice Of taxes due
amounting to not less than twenty
five dollars with penalties and costs
thereon payable ID said County,
and delinquent on the first day Of
Die. 1905, and June 1st. 1906,
being the both halves sef the taxes
for the yeagI905 the same being
hereafter set. forth By precincts
and containing she names Of the
owners Of all property upon which
the taxes amounting to not less
than twenty five dollars. have be-
come delinquent, the amount Of
such taxes, penalties and costs due
the description Of the property
whereon the same are due and the
amount Of taxes of any due on
personal property BY such proper
ty.
And further notice. is hereby
given that the undersigned,
Treasurer and Ex- Ofiicio Collector,
of said County ofsHaos, will apply
to the District Court held in and
for said County'of Taos, Hpon the
next return day thereof to wit:
On the 3rd. Monday Of January,
1907 being the p day Of January,
1907, the same occurring not less
than thirty days after tsre publica
tion thereof for Judgement. against
the lands, real estate and personal
property described in the foregoing
list together with the costs and ZEN
alties an order to sell the same to
satisfy and aeidjudgemont, and fur
ther notice is hereby given that
within 30 days after the rendition
Of such judgement against such
property and after having given
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notice by hand bill posted at the
front door Of the buildingin which
the District Court for said County
of Taos is held to wit; The Court
house Of said County Of Taosatleast
ten days prior to said sale. | the
undersigned Treasurer and Ex-
Otiicio Collector Of the County Of
Taos, will offer for sale at public
auction in front Of said building
the real and personal property
described in said notice against
which judgement will be rendered
for the amount Of taxes, penalties
and costs due thereon continuing
said sale from day to day as pro
vided by law.
Jose NJ. Medina,
Treasurer and Ex- Oficio Collector.
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Grants Over $500.

Arroyo Hondo Grant, first last
half, real taxes $l44,OO, pen. 72O,
costs 35c, total l5l,55, Fraction Of
land in Precinct No 6 known as Ar
royo Hondo Grant
N. b. Loughlin others, first and
last half, zeal tax 648,OO, pen. 80 40,
costs 35, total 6sO,75 Fraction Of
land known as Ranches del Rio Gran
de Grant.
Unknown owners Of Lucero de
Godoy Grant, irst and LAST half, real
taxes 324.OO, pen. 1920, costs 35, to-
tai $40, 50 MARTINEZ or Lucero de
Godoy Grant lying and being situated
in the County of Taos, bounded N.
by the Sequia Of Arroyo Honde River.
e. by top Of mountains, 5. Rio Luce.
ro, W, Rio Grande River; containing
about 500 acres.
A, R Manly and assosiates, Taos
Valley Land Co., real taxes 36O 90
pen. IS, costs 80, total s78,35 About
$4,000 acres.
Qaijosa Grant. real taxes 10000,
pen. 5 40, costs 35, total l1375.-A
fraction Of lend known as Qoijosa
Grant.
A. 8. Muller, last half real taxes,
Precinct No. l; 6453, pen. 20, costs
s5, total 6s,lO.- House and lot in
Taos.
j. B. Brooks, drst and last half,
Precinct. No. Il real taxes Al 40, pen.
2,O7 costs 35, total S,S2 Land N.
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tax $500 pen 300 costs 35 total
GLIB 81 acres land bd N Pueblo
River S San Juan Archuleta and
f Gutierrez Z Manuel martinez &
j f Chavez w Pedro Sanchez
land I'D N Pueblo River S Fer
nandez River Z A martinez w
Jose A Suazo
Ed Hatton F & L Il pct Nc Is
real tax As 46 pen 2 AZ costs go
total 81 As Town lots No 8 H.
II Blk 210
J& I'd Luce F & L II pct
No Is real tax Al 40 pen 2O,70
costs 35 total 43 50 June Bug
miilin.4-Red River
w J hill and others F & L H
pct No IS real tax 115, 20 pen 5,
rs costs 85 total 121,30 June Bug
mine Suro No 10 .3S located on
Bitter Greek June Bug concentra-
ting mill & Mac
Brigham J Young r & L H
personal tax As 81 pen 2,27 costs
35 total 1916
Chas A Emery real tax 97,76,
pen 4,8S, costs IS, total 102,99.
Jumbo Lode patented mine survey
1926 n Is e-Astic lode patd
mine Lunset lode Champion
lode Oxide lode.
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Notice For Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
Land Office al Santa Fa- N NJ.

Atdh1 OAACS o. AoAtc A. Is ~ NE
Nov. "a, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that William
NJ. Woody of Rinconada, N. NJ, has fled
notice of his intention to make final five
year proof in support Of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. 9sO4 made Aug.
10, 1906, for the sWs4 SEX, lots aud 8,
Sec. 1, lots 1, 2 Sec. u, Township 2s n,
Range 10 E., and that said proof will be
made before Register and Receiver, at
Santa Fe, N. NJ. on January 10, 1901.
He names the following Witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and.
cultivation Of, the land, viz:
G. w. Arnold Of Rinconada, N. M
Joe Pyor Of
i, Salazar Of Dixon, N. N.
Antonio salazar Of Dixon, N. N.
MANUEL r. 0TER0.
Reglaier
First Pub. NOV 80, 1905
last Pub jan 4. 1906
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Town Lots.

Geo B Paxton F & L H pct No
Is real tax 24,SS pen LA costs
Of publication 50,40 total 76,42
Town lots No 1 to 24blk 210 lots
/ to "a blk 220
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UV5V ~ --FIUUIITa3
Treasurer and Ex- Officio Collector.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

a,, he x9ods for tlio nez loor a.onlas --------
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

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