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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
CURTIN BROWN.

A very pretty wedding took place
Tuesday evening, February 18th, at the
apartments of Mr. and Mrs. W. e. Cur
tin 61e F. St., Washington, D. G, when
his sister Miss Lillian Katherine Curtin
one of the prominent young teachers
of this county, became the wife of Mr..
Bernard F. Brown third son of R. F.
Brown a prosperous farmer of Seat
Pleasant, this county. Rev. Henry c.
Parkm,n, of Groom, performed the
ceremony, Mr.. Gu. tain gave his sister
IN marriage.
Mr.. Irving Brown brother of the
groom and Miss Lottie Curtin, sister of
the bride atten ded the couple.
The bride was becomingly attired in
a white satin empire gown, which was
handsomely embroidered in roses and
forgetmenots. She carried a shower
bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley.
The groom was attired in a Tuxedo
suit, and looked very happy.
Mrs. Lottie Curtin wore girlish dress
trimmed with Irish lace and carried
white carnations.
A reception was rendered the couple
from 8 to 1880 The apartments were
profusely decorated with palms, ferns
and cut flowers Mr. and Mrs. Brown
left on late train for wedding trip
to Elkton, Va, the home of the brides
sister, Mrs ". w. Smith, where they
will spend two days, after which they
will be home to their many friends at
Seat Pleasant, this county, where Mr.
Brown has erected new residence.
The brides going away costume was
black broad cloth with hat and gloves
to m atch.
The couple received many handzom'
and useful presents.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
No. 3639 Equity.

THE OBJECT of this suit is to pro-
i cure a decree for the sale of GER
tain property in Prince Georges Coun
ty, State of Maryland. belonging to
James c. Flanders deceased, for the
| purpose of satisfying the claims against
the estate of said James G. Flanders,
deceased.
The Bill states that in February 1908,
the said James G. Flanders died in
Prince Georges County after leaving
CERTAIN real property in said County.
| but leaving no personal property what
soever That the said J"mes G. Elan der :
was in his life time indebted unto the
Complainant Samuel Gray in the sum
of Fifteen dollars for board and SER
vices, and that the said Samuel Grav
paid fifteen dollars for and on account
of funeral expenses Of said James G.
Flanders.a appears from Complainants'
Exhibit No filed as a part of the Bill.
That there is due and owing the Com
plainant G. Posey Herbert the sum of
Ten dollars being bal tnce due for said
| funeral expenses as arpears from g IN
plainant's Exhibit N" 2 filed with said
Bill. That the said James Z. Flanders
| died, intestate and widower leaving
|
heirs at law A daughter Josephine
Stevens, whose husband is George
Stevens, a son Charles Flanders. I'M
married; and the following named chill
dren of deceased daughter Matte who
married the Complainant Samuel Grav
and died about 10 years ago viz: Annie
GRAY, infant, Ida Graz, unmarried. and
Edward Gray. unmarried and hat all
| Of the heirs at law ID owe m d are nom
residents Of the State If Maryland. ex-
cept the defendant Annie Grav. in
FAINT, who is resident Of P.ince
Georges County State IF Maryland.
| The Bill prays for sale of the raj
est ate Of James G Flanders. described
in Complainants Eyhihit No Fl d
with the Bill AS c tuning Fifty
TWO ACRES OF LAND. m, less
in said Pri nee Georges Coun!,, for tn e
purpose of satisfying the claims of sa id
| Con, claimants as we'll as thosa Of 9th er
creditors Of the said James &. Flanders,
who may come in and contribute to the
expenses of this suit.
| 1t is thereup)n on this 24fh day If
February, 1909, by the Cir,'ui' Court
for Prince Georges County in Fq ity,
ordered that the Comp ,in lnts by Gus
ing copy of this o, der to be inser,
in some newspaper. published in Prince
&c rge's Csunty, Maryland, once in
each of four success v. weeks fore
the 9th, day of March 1909 give notice
to the said non-rt sdent defendants
Josephine Stevens aud George Stevens,
h r husband, Ida Glav Edward Gray
and Charles Flanders. Of the object snd
substance of this Bill, warning thin
and each of them to appear in thi:
Court in person or by Solicitor, : Il ~
before the 18th day of April mex, tc
show cause, if any they have, why a
decree ought not to be passed as prayed
BENZ, D. STEPHEN, Clerk
True Copy Test
BENZ D. STEPHEN, Clerk
February &c. 1909-5w.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
A Pastoral Letter.

Dear Brethren of the Clergy and
Laity of the Diocese of Washin gton:
Your Bishop desires to express his
gratitude for the many manifestations
of good will, the promises of support,
the intercessions for him and for the
Diocese, which marked the beginning
of the Episcopate, and also for the
gracious sympathy given him and his
in their so recent and sore bereavement.
1t had been my intention to have ad
dressed word of greeting to my people
earlier than this, but now with the Len
ten Season close at hand, my thoughts
and prayers turn in direction of asking
God, the Oliver of all good gifts, to
give US grace to use the great oppor-
tunity that Lent affords for an
increase of true religion, for the nourish-
ing of all goodness among US and for
tie conversion of sinners from the
error of their ways.
To this end the Church commends
to u, as her Lord and Master has taught
her, the three great duties Of Prayer,
Fasting and Almsgiving, necessary to
the true Christian life at all seasons,
but especially to be learned, practised
and Gu 'tivated at this time Let US then,
both Priests and People. make our
prayers, in private and in the great
congregation, more earnest more fire.
quent, and more definite. Let US pray
for special blessing on the preachin <
o the Word, on the work of the work
of our Sunday Schools, on the mem bers
of our Confirmation Glasses, on the liz :
stitutions of the Diocese, on all the
organ cations for the spread of Christ's
Kingdom, on all Missions and Mission
aries of Christ here and throughout the
World. Let US pray for the sick, the
sorrowing, the discouraged, the afflicted
the poor. Let US pray for gr, at manifes
tation of the power Of the Holy Ghost
in our own hearts AMI lives
and in the hearts and lives
of our friends and neighbors, that He
may graciously arouse the careless.
awaken the Indifferent, restore the
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
TAKOMA PARK.

Allen, Mary Riot III block 81; liber
No u folio 162. Taxes interest uenal.
ties and ,.2.5S
Boughton, Celestia A-lots =, 4. o blk
AZ; present owner of lot 8 blk AZ VIM.
) Warren llber W b No 40 folle 1871.
lakes interest penalties and costs
''..''''..' $500. 4.57
Belt, James B-lots |, III, ~ biz ~.
llber 81 folio 440. Taxes Interest,"
penalties and costs. a.
Douglas, Charles A-lot Is blk IL
Gilbert sub. Taxes interest penalties
anu costs' $50.
hlllman, Annie E-iot ) blk % and
! oi lot 80, llber W 90 folio 81: taxes
int penalties and costs. .3.24
James, Augusta C-lots 81, 81 and 4
OF 10, ! OF 80 blk %, / of lot 8 blk 40:
taxes Int penalties ana costs Sc
Lathrop, Fannie A and NJ A shaw
lot 10 DIX "a; % folio 300 Taxes
interest penalties and costs. IS
mcCofmlck, b W-lots 6, 8, 8, blk
~ ll0er "a folio ~ liber ~ folio 1873.
Taxes Interest penalties and costs. 80
Philips, 5 .rah } Gall of blA l7G &
n SUB 4acres and imp lots l, Q, ), 4, S. Is.
DIX 10 l.ber y folio 5U6, liber rs Iulio
40. lakes interest penalties and costs
| ''''.... '.................1 IL. "a
Summers, Susanna-lots IL, II. Ia
block 30; llDer W - folio 173. taxas
Int penalties and costs. a.
Stubblefield, Thomas W-lots ia "A
entire block; liber IL folio SIT, Iiber %
1olio IL taxes Int penalties and costs14 Is
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26

McElhenney, Charles A-lots 10,
20 Evans addition (present owner Geo.
II Lanhardt liber No 43 folio 500 Taxes
interest penalties and costs .......S SKA
McChesney, Elmer E-Lots i, 2; 3
Locust avenue Hyattsvillc, liber No %
folio AL. Taxes interest penalties and
Moffett, Annie V-Lot blk J & w
3rd addition to Hyattsville, liber No 81
folio 259. Taxes interest penalties and
McDonough, John-Lot 40 and imp
Donath sub, liber No 40 folio119. Taxes
interest penalties and COSTS. Is. so
Mccormick, John-Lot 45, Green
well Tract (present owner Ida Myrth
liber No 43 folio 264. Taxes interest
penalties and costs. $50
Northedge, Ella-Lot and imp Cot
tage square, Hyattsville, liber No 40 folio
438. LAKES interest penalties and COSTS
....... 1852
Rowen, James-Lot Ia blk Holla-
day sub, liber JwB No 30 folio 8O3.
Taxes interest penalties and costs
........... ............-. ..........4.5
Rlverdale Park Co-Lots 2, 3, 13, is,
l6, blk 81 Riverdale( present owner Wal
Ter r Wilson liber No AZ folio 1914.
Taxes interest penalties and cost. .14.52
Shelton, Addle G-lot 8 block PettlLs
Addn to Hyattsville; (present owner
Mary F Keller liber No AZ folio 1928
taxes int penalties and costs. 3 30
Smith, VIM W-West ] of lots 10, II
and imp ] and w 2nd Addn to Hyatts-
vile; liDer No 20 folio $50, taxes int
penalties and costs. $50. "a rs
Shedd, Kate C-lot and imp Guy
avenue; llber W B 10 folio 40 taxes
Int penalties and costs. go. III 52
Wheelock, G Clinton-lot II Tierney
Sub Hyattsvllle; (present owner Ellen II
TIerneY) liber No 41folio 1913 taxes Int
penalties and costs. 80 80
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
BREVlTTES.

The Ladies' Association will meet
next Monday.
Miss Holly Hill is visiting friends in
Norfolk, Va.
The Orphans Court will meet mex,
Tuesday.
The Marlboro Social Club held an.
other of THEFT popular dances on Fri day
night last at the Town Hall
Mrs. Richard N Ryon spent last
Sundsy and Monday with her sister, Mrs
w. T. Davis.
Mrs. VIM. R Smith and Mr. Nor
man Smith spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Preston in Rirerdale.
Mrs Mary E. Wilson was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Magruder
for several days last week.
The County Commissioners will
meet on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day next for purpose of making the an
nual levy.
Mr.. w. s. Hill, Cashier of the FRS
National Bank and Mr.. II. W. Gore
of the Farmers Hotel, were at Hamp
ton Roads on Monday.
There ill be a Market Sale in one
of the lower rooms of Masonic Hall. on
Saturday af er aoon, February 9th from
2 to o'cock, by the Ladies' Associa
ton of Trinity Church This sale will
include vegetables, canned fruit, cake
pies &c, and a variety of usesul house,
bold articles. Come early and get frs
choices, prices reasonable and article!
all first class Admission Free
MIR. Henry T. Ward died sudden.
" at his home in Washington OF
last Sunday morning, aged 60 years
He leaves a wife and seven child
for whom the deepest sympathy is
felt. He resided IN this community
for number of years, and was uni.
versally respected and esteemed
The funeral was from his ate resi-
dence on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. McMa
nus officiating, AMI the intermen
was at Rock Greek q metery.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26

fallen, bring back into the ways of
truth and peace all wandering souls
Let the Commandments pray that the
Holy Ghost may teach them so to pre-.
pare their hearts, that they may come
pure and clean to their Communions in
true penitence, in yer feet charity. with
a lively faith in Gods mercy
through Christ and real purpose to
amend their lives. Let the Clergy
"exhort their Practitioners to the often
receiving of the Holy Communion of
the Body and Blood of our Saviour
Christ, when it shall be publicly ad-
ministered in the Church; that so doing
they may. in case Of sudden visitatio n :,
have the less cause to be disguieted for
lack of the same"
Our Lord says in the Sermon on the
Mount When We fast, be not as the
hypccrites," He places fasting in the
same category as prayer. He expects
US to practise fasting. He warns US
| against doing it in a way that has for
its motive the desire to be seen of men.
He gives us no minute rules, but
would have US fast really as an expr. S..
ion of true penitence and as a means of
gaining self-control. He would have
US benefit, and not injure, health of
body and of soul Let US ask Him to
would teach.us, what He have US do, and
to give US grace and power faithfully to
fulfill the same
Our Lord places amsgiving also
among the primary duties of the Chris
tian life. As with fasting, so with this |
He bids US beware of the wrong motive
namely, ito be seen of men" But how
great the emphasis he lays on the prac-
tical wisdom of not laying up treasures
for ourselves upou earth, but laying up
for ourselves treasures in heaven. Fer
where your treasure is. there VIII your
heart be also" Let US try this Lent to
give more. to give more cheerfully, to
give more lovingly for His cause, and
His glory, "Who loved as and gave
Himself for "a"
Following the example of the beloved
frst Bishop of Washington, your Bishop
God willing to have Devo-
ton Hour for COMMITMENTS ia the
Church of the Ascension on each Satur-
d ~ evening in Lent at a quarter b. fore
five. May this endeavor be blessed to
the comfort and siren gthening of
many souls.
And throughout this Holy Season
nay the blessing of God Almighty, the
Son and the Holy Ghost be upon Us,
in our hearts, in eur homes, and
Parishes, and upon all who profess and
call themselves Christians that they
''may be led into the way of truth, and
hold the faith in unity of spirit, in the /
bond of peace, and In righteousness Of
life.
y Faithfully your Bishop,
ALFRED HARDING.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26

Oliver, Walter C-Lots ~, 20, 80, 80,
81 80. and imp blk 20 Capitol Heights
Liber No 81 folio 4s3. Taxes interest
penalties and costs. .12 SO
Orion, William E-Lots 25, 26, q
and imp. blk 1 Capitol Heights (present
owner George R. Hogue Liber 43 folio
294. Taxes interest penalties and costs
Payne, Charles E-Lots IL, 10, ii and
imp blk B Paramount Heights, Liber
No 10 folio 179, Liber No Is fclios 1877,
1913, Taxes interest penalties and costs
Perry, William Alt 70 blk D,
lots Is, Is block F Paramount Heights;
liber No 81 folio 467, taxes int penalties
costs. .523
Peck Mabie-Lot 8 block i Maryland
Park; liber No 81 folio 403 taxes int
penalties and costs. q So
Radtke, VIM and Meaney-2 71-10O
acres and imp, pit of Good Luck. Taxes
interest penalties and costs. ..9G
Ryder, Richard @ and E W-Lots SO,
80, 40. Al and imp block IS Capitol
Heights, Liber No 80 folio 1911. Taxes
interest penalties and COSTS. ..5.23
Rutland, VIM T-Lots 8. b, and imp
YIN u Odn"Ouss 4/iOOA &No u loIiO LOO
Taxes interest penalties and costs. 10 10
Stewart. Alexander S-(present own
er Willie N Snyder) 6 acres and imp
pit Basil Waring lot, see Liber No 80
folio 243. Taxes interest penalties and
costs ..... .22l6
Stewart, Patrick H-104 acres and
imp Pt Seat Pleasant, W B No % folio
262. Taxes interest penalties and costs
Stone, Anna Mo acres and imp pit
Good Luck, taxes int penalties and
spaiding. Katherine L-s7o9 acres
and imp The Manor; liber No 20 folio
57s; taxes int penalties and costs. 81 OF
Stewart, George E-Lots II, 10, 10.
20 block Is Columbia Park; W B 80
folio 308, taxes int penalties and costs
Slocum, Silas IDIOTS 10, 10 block so
Capitol Heights; liber No 80 folio 50,
taxes int penalties and costs. 49,. q 50
Thornton, Lizzie-Lots 80, "a, 35 block
D Paramount Heights; liber No Is folio
1873; taxes int penalties and costs. 8 81
Wilson, John HI acre and imp east
! of lot /, M folio 1877; taxes int
penalties and costs. 10 70
Wise, Annie M-Lots to inc block
30, lot 81 block Is Columbia Park, liber
No II folio 400; taxes int penalties and
costs. Observation-Disclosures. 2 %
Woodward, Michael lot from Sarah
Woodward; taxes int penalties and
costs. ...................2 %
Zantzinger, o B-Lsts 20 to SO inc
block AZ, lots 12, 13. IA, Is. Is. II, "a.
IS block 80; lots 81, 90. 81, % block SO
Capitol Heights; taxes int penalties and
costs. .................. OF
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
BROWN--WEEMS,

Mrs Lena Talbot Brown, daughter
of Mrs. Richard Hardesty, Of Colling-
ton. Prince Georges county, and Mr..
Franklin Weems, secretary Of the
Marylany Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton, and Washington business man,
were married al noon Wednesday in
Holy Trinity Church. Collington, by
Rev. James Kirkpatrick, rector. The
Church was prettily decorated with
plants and flowers, and was filed with
friends and relatives of the couple.
Mrs. Slingluff, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor, Mr.. Bardley was best
man. The ushres were Messers. John
Bowie, Eugene Robert and Mr.. Slingluf
Shortly after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Weems left for Baltimore over the
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolic
electric railway.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
4utal J ntelligtntf
Wedding Bells.
HARDY--DUCKETr.

A beautiful wedding took place in
Christ Episcopal Church at Surratts.
vile, this county on Wednesday even.
ing At $50 o'clock, when Miss Myrtle
HARDY. daughter of Mr.. George w
Hardy, ex treasurer of this county, and
Mr., Clarence Lee Duckett, of David.
son.ille, A. A. County, were married
by Rev. Mr.. Shears.
The historic old church was beauti-
fully decorated with sweet peas, smilax
and palms, the chancel being softly
lighted by old silver candelabra.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and wore an empire gown
of ivory satin and duchess lace Her
veil of embroidered tulle, which had
been her grandmother's wedding veil
was caught with lilies of the valley and
she carried shower bouquet of lilies
of the valley and bride roses Her only
ornament was a magnificent damon
sunburst. the gift of the groom.
Miss Beulah Hardy, cousin of the
bride, was maid of honor, and wore
directoire gown of pale pink satin. and
carried shower bouquet of Kilar-
ney roses
Hon. J. Enos Ray, was best man, and
the ushers we're Mr.. Oscar Grimes and
Mr.. Welsh Beard.
The ribbon bearers were the young
brother of the BRIDE, Merle Hardy, and
William Leary. Miss Daisy Blandford
played the wedding march from "Lohen-
grin.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Duckett left for an extended
trip to Atlantic City, New York and
Boston. The travelling gown of the
bride was a tailored suit of ashes Of
roses broadcloth, with hat to match.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
Death Of Mr. James 7. Grimes

Mr.. ]. T. Gaines, died at his home at
Oxon Hill. this county on Saturday
February 20. 1909 aged 81 He had
been in bad health for several wears
he was a staunch Democrat and was
deputy sheriff under John T. Fisher.
He is survived by two sons and one
daughter-James H and Walter Jr. and
Katie ",
The funeral took place from St Bar.
uaba Church Oxon Hill Monday morn.
ing at IL o'clock. Interueut was in tn.
chush yard
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26

In the Circuit Court tor Prince GEORGES
County in Equity.
No 1916 Equity.
TITS ORDERED by tn, Circui Coui,
IL for Prince Georges County, sitting
In Equity. this 18th day of January A
d. 1909, that The sale made anu repnit-
ed by Albert Carry, su wing Trustee.
in the above cause, b. fiIAlly ratified
and cupfii med unless cause To The cou-
trary be shown on or before tke
twentieth day Of February A d
1909, provided copy of ibis order be
inserted in some newspaper published
in Prince Georges County, MARYLAND,
once a week for three successive.
weeks before said s0th day OF February
A. d. 1909
The report, of sale states the amount
Of sale be $23. 500 .
BENZ D. STEPHEN, Clerk.
True Copy TEST; II
BENZ. D. STEPHEN Clerk.
Jan294t09
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OXON HILL DISTRICT.

Butler, John J-Lot 3, Is acres and
imp liber no folio 1862. Taxes in
terest penalties and costs. .11.59
Gray, Sarah-Mt Welby 2 acres
Taxes interest penalties and costs.
Hungerford, Henry A Jr-50 acres
Taxes interest penalties and costs. .22 "a
Kosuskiewiecz, Roman Heirs Opt
Barnaby Is acres and impF No folio
1865. Taxes interest penalties and cost
McNey, Edward Jr-19 acres and
imp (present owner John McNaney Ii
Der No 40 folio 1872. Taxes interest
penalties and COSTS. ............4.13
Moore. William H-Pt lot 8 Barnaby
81 80 100 acres and 1900 acres; liber
No folio 225, liber No II folio 541
taxes int penalties and costs. .lS.46
Owens, George W-pt Barnaby o.
acres and imp liber W J 3 folio 222,
taxes int penalties and costs. .....8 O8
Woodward, John-Marlboro and
Alexandra Road II acres (present
owner Emma K Baker liber No Is folio
1917 taxes int penalties and costs. a 80
Young, Rosanna C-Pt Palmer Tract
III acres; taxes int penalties and costs
"a %
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-02-26
BOWIE DISTRICT

Aires, F E and w W Wilkerson-61a
acres and imp Cedar Grove, liber No 7
folio 1876; taxes int penalties and costs
| ........- ................... 10 10
Allen. Heirs of Matilda-2 lots and
imp Brooklyn near Glendale; taxes int
penalties and costs. ...............5 90
Baltimore, Richard L. 211 acres, liber
No 16 folio SIP; taxes int penalties and
Calvert, Chas-lots 4S to SO and imp
block 8; lots IS, rs aad imp block 4;
lot 80 and imp block 80; lots IA to %
block Bowie, liber No folio 548, liber
No % folio 149; taxes int penalties and
| Duckett, Trueman H-4 acres and
| imp, liber W Al folio $50; taxes int
penalties and costs. ......... ..... 3 81
Fairfax, Miles-Lots 81, SO and imp
| block e Bowie (present owner Betsy
| Maddox liber A folio 90; taxes int
penalties and costs. ...............4 81
Gather, Richard-7i acres liber h B
Is folio $50, taxes int penalties and
costs. ................ ....2 81
Gather, John-114 acres and imp ID
acres DarnalPs Grove; llber No folios
$40, 351 taxes int penalties and cOsts11 10
Hollister, E (present owner George
81 McDonsld)-2 acres near Glendale
see liber No = follo 273; taxes int PEN
altles and costs. ...................2 %
Hall, Geo WI acre and imp near
Bowie; taxes int penalties and costs. 2 II
Herbert, Thomas-li acres and imp,
liber IL folio 537; lakes int penalties
anu costs. .................. 80 ~
Messell, Charles w and Cornelia-
l04 acres and imp Cherry Walk and
Jericho, liber No 80 folio 412, taxes int
penalties and costs ......... t.. A 35
Parker, Andrew-1 acre and imp
(present owner Lucy Parker, trustee,
lIDer tolio 464, taxes int penalties
ana costs ................. .....5 OIL
Rose, Henry-lots l, 8, 6, and imp
block Q Hynesboro Park, liber W 10
! folios So, 81; taxes int penalties and
Rose, Geo U-lots Alto 10 and imp blk
/ 3; lots s, 4, 9, 10 block 1; lots 70, 10, 20,
81 Hynesboro Park, iiber W D 10 folios
$40, $50, taxes int penalties and costs
90. III w
Stewart, Benjamin-9 acreSpringield,
I acres and imp Pleasant Grove, liber
No , folios 1858, 265, taxes int penalties
ana costs. .............. 20 %
Stewart, Edward S-2224 acres and
imp Farmers Cultivator, liber No %
folio $50, taxes int penalties and costs
..... 80 80
Seabrooke Town Hall Assoclation-1
acre Seabrooke, liber No 80 folio 1876,
taxes int penalties and costs. ....2 SO
Stewart, Geo G-lot and imp at Sea-
brooke, liber No 40 folio 297, taxes int
penalties aad costs. ..... ....... 9 "a
Tabler, Edwin H-Lots 2, 8. 4 and
imp blk 2 Hynesbor Park wB No
8 folio 3s1. Taxes interest penalties and
Williams, Rosa-Lot 2 blk c Bowie Lii
Der No II folio 234. Taxes interests
penalties and costs. LASS