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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
ShraderS

Shraders Sept 5-J w Finch, our
efficient teacher OF last year opened
his school again this morning with
a large enrolment.
a great many of our people at
tended the dedication OF the church
at Bear Wallow, and enjoyed the
sumptous dinner served on the
ground, Notwithstanding the heavy
showers that made the weather dis
agreeable.
Messrs Tom, Mat and Rescn
brewster started for Ohio Saturday.
Gus Shrader spent last week in
BluefieId.
Miss Laura Shrader has been Wis
iting friends in Russell and while
gone attended the Primative Baptist
Association in Scott county.
Joe Riley made a flying trip to
Princeton last week.
Mrs MoIIie HARRISON and daugh-
ter, Mrs Margaret Wagner, of Abbs
Valley spent Saturday night at T G
Crocketts.
& and IL * Shrader have gotten
in their new gasoline engine and
grist mill.
Miss Roxia ShradreI visited Iela-
tives in Graham a few days ago
81 Crockett and family who have
psent several years in w Va, re-
turned to their home In the Cove
last week.
Mrs G. Shrader is visiting In Bis
Stone Gap.
w Mcclure who has been II
Pocahontas for some months, is a
home until after the Fair.
1t Mcclure was in the Cove Sat
urday on business.
Brewster Bros are threshing In til
Cove this week.
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Falls Mills

Falls Mills. Sept Miss n annie
Cooley, of Bluefeld was in town
yesterday instructing her class in
music.
Charles Book, a popular young
man of Yards, is spending a few
weeks at Craig Healing Springs.
James Harry and I. e Tabor are
making a trip through Pulaski and
Giles counties on horse back looking
for a farm.
L III Harry of this place and w
Hack worth of Norfolk, will leave
next week on a prospecting trip
throuhg Texas.
James b Tabor is in Tazewell to-
day on business.
G T. Kinzer, of upper Mud Fork
moved his family into the village
yesterday and has taken charge oi
the mill property of I E Tabor and
Sons.
w l. Sheppard and l. Knight,
of Mt Airy, N &, travelling sales
men, visited Dr. M Sheppard The
first of the week. w l. Sheppard il
a cousin of DR. J M Sheppard ant
Ole of the best men that Mt Air,
has.
DrJ NJ Sheppard performed
very difficult operation on = Nee
one day this week. Patient is get
ting alo"g nicely. We cannot prais
DR. Seppard too highly as a physi
clan and man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
A Large Family

An attache of this office had re-
Gently the pleasure of riding through
the vast estate of Henry q. Stuart,
in Russell county, who owns thou
sands OF acres of the finest bluegrass
land in the country. The condition
OF his tenants houses, their gardens,
fruit crops, cows, horses, etc., and
the contentment that exists In his
vast army of employees is strong evil
dence OF his kindness to those who
work for him. One of the most In
teresting and noted families live in
one of his houses, the point OF inter
est being that there are q in the
family-the man and wife and nine
teen children. The neigbho-s IS say
that Mr.. Stuart has taken specla
notice of this large family, and ha.
promised when each OF them are 2
he will give each good horse an'
saddle.
All along the route from iionake
to Lebanon the people are enthusias
tic for Stuarts election and are tax
Ing q personal interest In his cam
psign.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
BenbOW

Benbow, September Or IL
Mathews and family, OF Graham,
are visiting friends and relatives in
this community this week.
Misses GIace Buchanan and Susie
Crabtree left here on Monday for
Farmville where they will attend
school this session.
w ID Mathews, who Is at work at
Welch, attended the picnic here last
week and stayed over Sunday.
The revival services which were
In progress all last week, conducted
by Rev Mr. King, assisted by Rev
Mr. Martin, OF Richlands, closed on
Monday
william Hager and wife have
been visiting friends and relatives at
Boissevane for several days.
A nice game OF ball was played
here last week between the home
team and the Baptist Valley boys,
the game resulting In the defeat or
the home team, although the contest
was close and spirited.
Professor Painter and wife have
returned from their vacation with
home.olks In Roanoke, and will
open their school on Monday.
Frazier Mathews, who is Frank
Wallis substitute In carrying the
mail, Is working this week, while
Mr. Wall is otherwise engaged.
Miss Matte Crabtree went to Poor
Valley this week where she will
teach this winter.
| Miss Ella Buchanan has been
quite sick for several days, but is
some better at this writing.
The picnic at this place last Sat
urday was quite success, notwith-
standing some who should have tax
EN- a very active pait fought 1t, all
they could. . w Lynch is our su-
perintendent. The picnic was most
highly enjoyed by all who attended.
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The TalIeSt Corn

MI Leslie, superintendent of the
Agricu ltural Department of the Fair,
challenges the county and the state
to produce as tall corn as he can at
the Fair next week. He thinks, and
a great many Others think the same,
that he has the tallest. largest
growth of corn stalk ever seen in
this county. He doesn't claim the
best corn, but the tallest, and he ex-
poets to prove it next week. If you
think you have tall corn bring a
few stalks 10 the Fair, and you will
see what short corn and tall corn
really is.
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Program TaZeweII County Sun.
day School Convention


In pursuance OF resolution passed
at IA called meeting recently held In
the Methodist church here, "A general
meeting for the purpose of perma-
nent organization OF IA county Sun
day school convention Will be held
on September "a. 1910 in the Bap-
tits church In Tazewell. The follow
ing program has been arranged:
Meeting at IL o'clock. Hymn,
Prayer, Enrolment OF delegates
present and schools represented. Ad-
dress, fifteen minutes each, as fol
lows:
The object and purpose OF the
Sunday schooI-George WIS., Clair.
The Worlds Sunday school con-
vention-J A Leslie.
Five minute talks as follows:
Effective ways OF increasing In.
teiest In the Sunday school,
Dudley, J J Hackett. Rev George s.
McCIeary.
Fifteen minute talks:
What Is properly equipped Sun
day school ?-Professo A = Greever
Ten minute talks as follows:
Dtra tments in the Sunday scboo
-Revs E Il Wilsy, s o Hall, G i
Brown
Election of permanent officers.
Geo st w st Clair, T. II Brown
A Greever. Committee.
j A Leslie, Sec'y.
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Notice

Washburn Crcsby's gold medal
Flour, per barrel, 1925; Washburn
Crosby's best make Of chop in bags,
$1.4O. Good white bread corn, per
bushel, S5c; Oats, five bushel bags,
per bushel, soc; Chippewa salt, th rec
bushei bags, CSC; standard granuIat-
ed sugar. In barrels, 5 1-2c; In %
pound lots, $1.40. We gurantes the
Gold Medal Flour to give perfect
satisfaction, or purchase price re
funded, and all expenses paid by us
, Tazewell Supply Co.. North Tsze'
well, Virginia
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Grand Rally

There will be Grand Rally at
the Christian church, colored, on
next Sunday. There will be three
services at the usual hours. Rev.
j. II. Hughes. pastor Nj. f. church
will preach at 300 p. M. Three
clubs have been at work for some
time, viz; GA Club" with Mrs Sa-
raha Dickerson as captain, "B Club"
with Mrs. Maria Hedric as captain
and &C Club with Mrs. Rebecca
Davis as captain. Each club has
been asked to raise So. 33. ALI are in
vited. Any assistance given either
club will be highly appreciated by
pastor and congregation.
| q. M. Dickerson
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High School Opened

The High School opened last Mon
day morning. Up to this writing
thee are about 300 pupils, all told.
About go of these are In the High
School Department.
The teachers names follow:
Rev. w. W. Carson, Principal, /,
Miss Lou +. Coulling, Miss Mary
III. Turk, Miss Virginia Darlington,
Miss Ethel Steger. Miss Julia David
son, Mrs. Elizabeth j. Hunt, Miss
Ida Greever, Miss Pearl Vail, Miss
Sarah I. Du Pre-, Miss Georgis
Crockett, Miss Grace Mays.
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The Old Soldier

Mud kork, September 9
Mr. Editor Will you please tell
us voters why slemp does not send
some of his speeches around that He
made I'm congress, il he made any
instead OF sending Francis w Cush-
mans speeches that was prepared by
IA committy and never delivered In
congress by Cushman Doubt IL he
ever saw IL was printed or not. Why
does not mr. slemp send us some OF
his wonderful speeches He made
while he was in conrgess IL he made
any / would like TO see one SO /
could show il to my neighbors. Mr.
Cushman Is not running in this dis
trict; IL he was IL would be different
maybe. | wonder what the old sol
dier will do this time; will he vote
the republican ticket; II they do
hope. If the old soldiers would
do their duty the democrats could
staIt about even with the republi-
cans. They have the marshalIs, post
masters, collectors, and others TO start
with, the old soldier Is as much
bound to vote the democratic ticket
as the postmasters has to vote the
republican ticket. The pension is
their meat and bread and the post
masters and marshalIs fees are their
meat aud bread TO a certain extent.
/ hope the old soldier will stop and
think as his basket might be empty
this fall
A One Legged Soldier.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09
STUART
AT GRAHAM TONIGHT
A Rare Musical Treat

Three years ago Miss Mary Lyle
Mcclure appeared In Recital in
our town, and from that very even
ing no one has questioned her high
rank as pianist. Since then IL has
been the privilege OF some of ouI
music loving people to hear this
gifted woman on various occasions,
but never has she delighted an au-
dience mole than she did on last
Tuesday afternoon, when she kindly
gave very high grade program for
the benefit of the Tazewell Musical
Club.
The beautiful grand Knabe piano,
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. ST.
Clair gave Miss Mcclure a great ad
vantage over most performers who
appear in town, and TO say that
with this instrument she gave the
best program ever rendered In Taze
well home Is safe statement.
After the recital the members oi
the musical club escorted Miss Nc
Clure to the home OF Mrs w G. Har.
risson, where they served In her hon
or substantial luncheon. Mrs Rus
sell, president of the club, In an ex
ceIlent short talk, thanked Miss Nc
Clure for her great kindness to tn,
circle, and spoke truly when she sai'
the day would long be remembered
as the climax In the existence OF th
Tia Jewell Musical Club.
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Honaker to The Front

Honaker has put the other Clinch
Valley towns to shame by the Or
ganization and liberal support Of a
first class band. The first public ap-
pearance outside of their home town
was made on last Tuesday, when
they helped In the Stuart celebra-
tion at Lebanon, and added much to
the enjoyment of the occasion. Mr..
Aaron Russ, cashier of the HonakeI
bank, Is bandmaster, and gives 9
good portion OF his energy and pro.
gressiveness (and time), not only t.
the band, but 20 many other organi
zations which go to make towr
prosperous and progressive.
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Card of Thanks

Mr.. Editor-Please allow me psace
in your paper TO thank our many
friends both white and colored for
the kind attention shown us during
our baby's sickness and death. We
especially thank Mr.. and Mrs. AL
deIson for their liberality and at
tention.
Gordon Cousins and wife.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09

Ladies':
We have put in line of ladies
ready to wear dresses, ranging In
price from $l2. 90 TO S35. 90. The lat
est and best styles. Don't fail TO see
them.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
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School Children Free

AT the Big Fair which opens next
Tuesday the school children, white
and coIored from this county and
adjoining counties, will be admitted
free the first day. The gate keeper
will be instructed TO admit all
school children free, white and col
ored. We will make the First Day
OF the Fair, School Childrens' Day.
Let them all be there.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-09-09

Trunks, suit cases and grips at
The Big Store. All sizes and all
prices.
HARRISON & GILLESPIE BROS
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ALL IS READY FOR
THE THE BIG FAIR
New Buildings EreCted-The
Childrens Parade, and Nu-
merous Other Attractions

The Fair is here. The secretary
and other officers have worked hard
and given much time and pains 10
make ii n success. With suitable
weather the Ealr will be IA success.
1t will be great time socially.
Everybody and their kin and nc
quaintances will be on hand. The
races, amusemen,s, agricultural,
needlework, poultry and live stock
exhibits are all pretty well worked
up. During the two or three remain
ing days let every body do what they
can to make everything ready, and
we will all have a great time.
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Young Peoples Parade

and giIls, from 5 to 20 years OF age.
will take place OH the second day of
the Fair. This will be the finest
show OF all. The boys and girls OF
Tazewell are TO be recognized and
given a prominent place.
Every rider will be presented with
souvenir riding whip. Everyone
who can must be in the parade.
TazeweII Ladies The Best Ever
Il has been said frequently that
no bread is quite so light and good,
or cake quite so sweet and tooth
some as that baked by TazewelI In
dies. They will have samples of
the same at the Fair next week.
The editor of this paper would like
10 be appointed as sampler.
Fancy Work Entries
Mr.. II. Calude Pobst, secretary,
has received several entries from
WaIrenton, Va, for the Needlework
Department of the Fair. Miss How
ell's Department promises TO be a
special feature this year. The ladies
are interested.
The Baptist Church Next Sunday
Rev. +. w. Hart preached two
fine sermons in the Baptist church
last Sunday. He remained over this
week and will preach next Sunday
morning and evening. Every men,
ber of the Baptist congregation in
town and county, is urged TO be
present.
Fancy work exhibitors will please
have their exhibits as early as pos
sibIe on the first day of the Fair, as
entries in this department will close
as early as possible
Judged Second Day
The exhibits in the agricultural
and fancy work departments Will be
judged and premiums awarded as
early as possible on Wednesday, the
second day of the Fair.
Bring something to the Fair.
Your cucumbers, beans, onions, pota-
toes, beets, etc, may be the best
there We all want to compare
notes..
How about the big punkins'
this year, and the big sweet corn?
While here subscribe for the
Clinch Valley News the rest OF the
year for % cents.
The weather being good, and OF
course il Will be, the Fair next week
will be great.
The Radford Fair people have the
sympathy of the public. The rains
this week have seriously affected
their show. The same thing happen
ed last year.
Boyer and Jackson have Fai
tickets. Buy of them and avoid tn
crowd and rush at the gates.
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TazeweII Ladies The Best Eve
Fancy Work Entries

Mr.. III. Calude Pobst, secretary
has received several entries from
WaIrenton, Va, for the Needleworl
Department of the Fair. Miss How
els Department promises to be
special feature this year. The Iadie
are interested.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Tent Meeting Continues

The union tent meeting at Salem
church, five miles east Of MARSHALL
is growing in interest and at
tendance. The crowds on last Sun
Sunday and Sunday night were
larger than the seating capacity
of the large tent. On Tuesday
there were five who made pub
lie confession. On next Sunday
there will be three services and
many will bring their lunch bas-
kets and eat their dinner on the
ground. Many people from Mar,
shall are attending the meetings.
regularly and assisting in every
way they can. The prospects point
to a very successful meeting.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Five Killed by !, /,
Lightning
Charles sWeskirken Among
~: the Dead @

c. j. Fitzsimmons received the
sad news on July 29th of the
death by lightning of his brother
in-law, Chas. Weskirken, of Moore
head, Kansas, on that day. The
dead man is brother of Mrs,
Fitzsimmons.
Two weeks ago, today he was
assisting a neighbor get in the hay
when terrific thunder storm came
up. He was driving to the house
when an unusually severe shock
felled him to the ground, but he
quickly rallied and said a few
minutes later that he was afraid
of lightning and that they'd bet
ter quit. The five men went to
the barn and Mr.. Weskirken was
standing in the big double door
when lightning struck the barr
and also Mr.. Weskirken. All the
men were stunned. The owner oi
the farm was the first to recover
He went to work on the others
and they all regained conscious.
ness except Mr.. Weskirken who
had received the full charge ol
electricity. He was carried out in
to the rain but was found hope
less. Of.
Mrs. Fitzsimons was unable tc
go at once, so Mr.. Fitzsimmons
who was also fellow-member ir
the Woodman lodge went out al
once.
Mrs. Paschal Peavler of north oi
town is also a sister of the decea:
ed.
During the storm five men, We
are told, were struck and killed.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12

prise. But these enterprises are
now assured and Marshall can ex
pect a genuine boom such as she
has never before experienced. Our
population will greatly increas
during the next year and probably
double during the next five ac-
cording to the usual way of es-
timating these things.
Thanks are due to the members
of the commercial club and others
who worked so untiringly for this
shoe factory. The proposition Mar
shall met was from the Vaughn
Monnig shoe factory at Jefferson
City, which called for subcript-
ion of $4,000 in stock and $4,000
for building and site from our
people.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Walter Snodell, st Louis.
Harriet L. Chaffee, Marshall.
John w. Berkenbile, Sweet Springs
Maggie Parsons, Sweet Springs.
Thomas Miller, Marshall
Myrtle Butts, Marshall.
Chas. E. Mccormick, independence
Lena V. Beverly, Slater.
Jesse Mahan, Blue Lick
Virginia d. Mullins, Blue Lick.
Robt. L. Hegnauer, Appleton City
Lolita Donnell, Marshall.
Henry Thomas, col, Slater.
Lula Lollis, col, Slater.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Coming Events

Aug. 10 Company /. of Leaven-
worth, to spend the day here.
Ehler Bros. big picnic at Little
Rock Wednesday, Aug. IT.
Chautauqua Marshall, August 80
to Sept. 5th.
Saline County Fair at Fair
Grounds, at Marshall, Septem-
ber 9Th, 7th, sth and 9th.
Street fair and old folks reunion
at Arrow Rock August 26 to 27.
Gretchen Camp M. W. A. will give
its Sth annual picnic on Saturday
August 2Oth,. This is one of the
big events for that neighborhood
and they provide well for the large
crowd, so come out and enjoy the
day.
The Marshall camp Modern
Woodman of America will give
second annual picnic at Wilton
Springs on Thursday, Aug. 25th
Everybody invited.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
The Soldiers

The company of soldiers who
passed through Marshall Wednes-
day attracted about as much at
tention as an average circus. They
were enroute from Leavenworth,
Kansas, to Indiana ans there were
about ITS of them. In the after
noon they played game of ball
with a local team on the college
acmpus and beat our boys badly,
They camped q Blackburn Tues
day and at Slater Thursday, ex-
pecting to spend today at Glas-
gov, the home of Capt. Caples,
who is in command. We hope they
will come again.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Slater Contracts Let

The Slater city council adjourn
ed yesterday morning at 2 a. m.
after awarding contracts for their
new water and light plants.
There were two bids only on
the big contract which included
the power house, settling mach
cry and pipe line. j. A. Barten-
lager, of Omaha, secured the con-
tract at S13,219 and agreed to take
in the old machinery at $1,000. G..
Jeager, of Rich Hill, the other bid
der, was $1,000 lower but would not
take in the old machinery.
Mr.. Bartenlanger also secured
the contract for the concrete reser
voir at $1275.
There were 80 bids on the ma
chinery.
The chimney had six bids rang
ing from S1270 to $1,000.
The boiler and feed pump had
seven bids ranging from $1,000 to
$1172.
The two engines had ten bids,
ranging from $26S5 to $3.50.
The electrical equipment had
seven bids from $3s6l to $5,3o7.3
don't fail to note the high bidder
added SEC, for postage We pre-
sume). The total is' about $25,0Oo
but we failed to learn who the
successful contractors were on the
smaller Jobs.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Hospital Assured.

At a meeting of the Sappington
fund board Monday it was decided
that $4,000 could and would be
used towards the new hospital and
as the other $4,000 has been sub
scribed the hospital will soon be
an assured fact. Geo. A. Murrell
donated the $So,oOO on condition
that $4,000 be raised additional,
counting in the $4,000 from the
Sappington fund. The other $1o,-
900 was subscribed by our citizens
$1,000 Of it by Robt. Campbell, Sr.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Church News

The revival at Hazel CroS,r.
reported doing much good. ~ ~
good attendance and live inter-
being taken.
Next Tuesday, August &c, is tn
day set for the Sunday School
picnic of the Cumberland Presby-
terian Sunday School.
Subject at First Church of
Christ, Scientist Sunday at IL a. M
"Soul,". Testimony meeting every
Wednesday evening.
The Free Baptist church which
gave picnic at Clay's grove on
August 4th reports it big success
$146 was cleared The Sweet
Springs band furnished music.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12

in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown,
in College Addition. died about S
p. m. Sunday evening Of inflama-
tion Of the bowels, aged between
85 and 20 years. Five children are
,ieftS to- NOUN her a!departureAJas
of south Of town, Mrs. Brown Of
Marshall, Miss Jessie, ColeCamp, j,
H. Cumpton, Springfield, Mo.
She had bedn i'll about ten days
only.
Her remains were laid to rest
in Ridge Park cemetery Monday
at 4 p. m. She wae a member OF
the old Baptist church and at her
request her pastor will hold the
funeral services later.
GRANDMA SHACKELFORD fell
dead Wednesday morning at the
breakfast table at the home of her
son, Joe, near Ridge Prairie. She
was the mother of L. G. Shackel-
ford, of Napton, also. She was
in the eighties and was blind. We
failed to get particulars in time
for this weeks paper.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-12
Real Estate Tranefers
G M Hummcl ito H NJ Hummel

| G M 'Hummel ito H NJ Hummel
part block Is North Exten
Eubank add Slater 160e
Henry Lenz 10 Alex B Maddox
Sc acres in 20, 21-53r-s9 1850
j. 7 Maddox to Mary r.
Randolph loG block Amend
ed Plat Blackburn & Reals
Add Blackburn oB1G
b F Scrutchfield to r II
Watt's part Lot : block 8
Hagins add Marshall see 70a
Theresa Hennesy to C P Stcrts
lots 7, block 4 West Slater s4G
F H, ] G & NJ A Hennesy by
grdn to same all int in same MQ
M Huner to P Montgomery
Leonard lots 1 tot s block 1
Bergman & Bush add Mar
snail ...... 1890
Smith-Jobe Land & Invest
ment Co. to Geo w Smith
4466 acres in Is, 22-5l-20 49OTN
Lutte v Jackson to Emily D
Vawter part lot block ~
Marshall ......... ...... $1,000. 1000
r K Mcdaniel to j III Green
lot A block IA English Add
Marshall -..... ...... ...... -. sa0
D 8 Henry to Geo LRuther-
ford lots 8, 10, Is "a, 80 Henry
add Slater 49,. -. -. ...... $50
] c Todd to VIM II. Bridges
part lot block Haggin
add. Marshall ...... =. -. 25an
Transfers.
W. B. Wilhelm to c 81 jan
neck 2.60 acres in 2-49-1s -. 200
Alice Fulkerson to c W GcrreI
100 acres in 27-4s-21 ......, no.
Robt Evans to j T Conwa after
lot block 2s, except st, Mrs
south side Marshall go.
Lizzie Campbell to j II II be-
phens lot 1s block 8 Pr,bprcb
lit & Sebree Add
shall ...... ...... -.'-'