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The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
Mixed Metapher.

1T was southern senator" said a
congressman. w no once met an ia
terruption with tie stern and lofty re
buke. The gentleman. like a housing
owl. Is always putting in his oar where
1t isn't wanted
Il think il was senator from Chi.
cago who once declared. The iron heel
Of stern necessity darkens every
hearihstone
And III never forEet Texas ora.
tors pathetic cry. VIII you stamp out
the last lickerin- embers OF life
that is fast ehb.a- away"
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
The Lumber Bugaboo.

~-atE-K ...e L4-EiH4Fs-
Michigan Is a big lumber State
but iae Michigan Democrats are evi-
DENLY net afraid q Canadian lum-
Der. Certainly il Michigan has no;h-
ing 10 fear from duty free lumber
ir3m Canada, North Carolina need
net te concerned abou. Canadian
lumber. The truth Is, 50 long as We
consider special interests the tariff
will never be revised in the inter
esis Of the people; and SO long as we
are interested we are estopped from
making war on others who guard
things in which they are interested.
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Capital $50, 100000. Surplus $40, 900 90
No Bills Payable.

The attention Of the business public invited the foregoing off,
a and financial and it such evidence of the strength and
stability Of this bank the belief that business
from those not heretofore well advised informed
Those depong banks all would do well here for
safety and become acquainted with good banking methods We advise
and invite everyone not doing bring his the Bank We
guarantee this policy and think could convince the thing
do if allowed the opportunity We hope and friends
will have happy and and ready help those
who try
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
WHILE WE MAY.

Oh. the regrets we should be
spared # we would but show our
love while our friends are with us
still When they have gone and
our hearts are aching for the sound
Of voices we shall never hear again
we try to comfort ourselves by say
ing all the sweet and tender things
that We withheld from them in days
gone by But Of what avail is ten
derness when the door is shut and
our loved ones gomez Let us spend
il on them while we may.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
Notice.

have been elected trustee of the es-
tate of ". W. Horn bankrupt, and |
am compelled to collect the accounts
due Mr.. Horn at once. This is to no.
tify all persons indebted to Mr.. Horn
70 settle their accounts at once and
save costs. Accounts not collected
within reasonable time will be adyer-
tised ard sold at the court house door
at public auction.
W. c. STACK. Trustee.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

The quick y a cold is gotten rid e liz
e., tie danger fFom pneumonia and clh,v
,eriou, disease. Mr.. H. ". l.. Hall, oi
Va. says; Il firmly believe Cham
,erlsin's Cough Rruie,ly IL he absolutely the
,e,, preparation en tue market for colds. |
have recommended il 10 NV friends and
,hev all agree with me. For sale by all
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

llltNNuN bilft WIN
required In controlling n big depart
ment OF the British government.
The Canadian post. It Is figured.
would give Harcourt the opportunity
to restore his health by a change TO a
bracing climate and at the same time
broaden his experience in the handling
OF colonial matters by actual contact
with one Of English's most important
possessions.
II Sir Lewis TIarcourt. is the ap.
pointee in Canada II will mean that
niece OF J. Pierpont Morgan would be
vicerelne. the statesman having mar
RED n daughter Of Walter II. Burns,
who married a sister Of Morgan.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

When Won have a cold get a bottle Of
Chamherlaiu's Cough Kennedy II Will
soon fix ven up ali rgh; and will warl oil
any tendency toward pneumonia. This
remedy contains no opium or other narcotic
and may be given rs confidently to 4 haby
as to an adult. Sold hy all dealers.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

Skiiso was staying
there. Ii appears
that the Carnegie
method Is 10 pay
by gold rattle r
than cheek.
According 20 the
American tourists
version, Mr.. Car
negie firmly dc
clines 10 draw a
check on his Lon
don bankers. but
personally goes to
his depository and
returns To the no
tel with q bag ~
sOycreigns. These
he counts out on
,l,a4 ,..,sf,i.r's ,laSk
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

is considerably demoralizel. Professor
See has found many scientific sup
porters for his new theories as 10 the
movements of Venus. though some dis
sent from the human habitation propo-
siiion. The See theory is that Venus
is much more like the earth than
Mars. Mars. he claims. rotates forty
one minutes slower than the earth,
whereas Venus rotation is thirty five
minutes faster.
Captain See is a graduate Of the
University Of Missouri and later took
a special course at the University OF
Berlin. He is the discoverer Of what
is known ms the double star system.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
In the Limelia!lt
Gossip Of Persons In the
Dispatches

"HE benevolent iTnnmas,er. An
drew Carnegie. has a peculiar
way Of Iayins his hotr. bills,
while he j. abroad anyway,
according to an American who was NJ
a London hosiclry while the la.rl Of
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

London gossips have about settled
that the next governor genera Of Can
ada will be Sir Lewis Vernon Har-
court, minister for the colonies II
has long been unofiicially decided that
the Duke OF Connaught will not sue
coed Earl Grey because he is too for.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

maj 10 suit the Oein-
ocratIc Canadians.
The suggestion that
the queens young
or brother, Prince
Alexander OF Teck.
be appointed in
stead OF the kings
uncle, is also dis
carded by the polit-
zeal forecasters be
cause OF his not
having had any ex-
perience in public
Office.
Harcourt. II IL
said. may accept
the position. as he
finds that his health
cannot bear the
EF ~ -
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
sale II Nalusble Residential Prep
eTty.

Bv virtue Of an order and decree made
bv u. /. Houston. 4. ). [. Of Uuion
county. y. l.. IL special proceeding
pending in said court. wherein I. +.
Reiw.ne. executor Of the estate OF Jul
II Hunter. deceased. Is plaintiff. and
Minnie {. Matthews. II al. are defend
ANTS. will Oh
Monday. The lst day OF May. 1911.
sell to the highest bidder at public auc-
ton at the court house door in Monroe,
\. T.. that certain valuable let and res
idence situated In the city Of Monroe.
and known as the late home Of +. {.
Hicks and being the lot decided by said
+. G.. Hicks ard wife Pattie NJ. Hicks.
10 Miss Julia 3. Hunter on the Isl day
o! June. \. p. 1910. which said deed Is
daily recorded in the register Of deeds
Office Tor the said county OF Union In
Book IL. page -. and 70 wbica deed
reference IS hereby maae for a full de-
sesipU0 The said lot being llSNlS5
feet and has situated en- Il splendid
modern dwelling. practically rev, and
Is probably the best gsiiertal property
taa. ear be purchased in the city.
Terms of sale oet-thIFd cash a0d the
rem. der 0e ere5 III eigh. months,
with approved s and title re-
.ued gutG a.l tse rsaasa G0.cy Ea-
a-eH al
raI. list Gay OF 4 a. ID. gli
u. f. EIpWlNG a&eeg.or (. tae
Estate oi Mis-, jlla Is. iiuater Dee a..
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

one nj time. 10 the full amount ~
the hin. which Is always a large one.
OF course this itns,ing Of suld pieces
always attracts considerable attention.
and the inquis.lye are duly informed
that it is Andrew Carnegie OF Pitts
burg, L. $. \. paying his hiIl
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11

The popular interest in the prospect
II Mars being inhabited having been
Worn est both in magazines and on
the stage, the assertion that Venus
Contained human beings much the
same rs the earth attracted no little
attention. The disrove-er OF the We
nus possibilities was Thomas ]. j. See,
astronomer at the observatory at Mare
Island navy yard. san Francisco, who
holds The rank Of captain in the Unit
cd States navy.
II Professor Sees deductions are
correct the entire theory of cosmic
evolution since the days OF La Place
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
7ale q VALUABLE armilg Land.


Bv virtue Of am order and decree
made by Hon. " r. Allen, Judge pre-
siding II the October term Of the Su-
perior court tot Union county, y. g..
Ii civil action therein pending whore
W. II. Thomas ct AL were plaintiffs
and Hester Thomas and JAS. +. Thomas
were defendants. We Will, OH
Saturday. April 18th. A. D. 1911,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der. at the court house door in Monroe,
y. C.. all that certain piece. tract or
parcel of land lying and being in New
salem township, in the county Of Union
and State of North Carolina, containing
1s3 acres more or less, and being the
tract Of land known IS the late home
place of Jacob Thomas, deceased. and
being that tract upon which the said
JACOB Thomas resided at the time OF
his death. Tie said tract having been
veently surveyed 10y T. W. Elliott.
the county surveyor, as a whole and
into three separate tracts, one of
which contains 6i.6 acres, another SCI.
and another 6l6 acres A plat and de-
lsCrlptlon OF eacn may oe seen DN catl'
ing at the office of either of the under
signed commissioners. The land will
first be sold by los and then offered as
Il whole.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, one
third of the remainder within twelve
months of date of sale, and the remail-
ing third within eighteen months from
the date of sale, and title retained un-
Gil an the purchase money has been
paid ard deferred payments are to bear
interest from Iate, and approved secu-
rity will be required. This public sale,
however, is sub ect - a private sale on
or before the date named.
This the Nth day Of March, A D. 1911.
r. b. KEbWINE and
K. W. LEMM0ND,
Commissioners.
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SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
WINTER SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE FROM
SUNDAY. JANUARY srH #i
Arrivals.
Departures.

So 81, Charlotte ,nW.mus'"u .--- 5,saa nj
80 IS birmingham go Portsmouth s:lsa IA
So 8. Portsmouth % Birmingham Fs30am
So. g, Monroe 90 Ru'hcrforl,un g;5oa.m
s. Wilmington ,oCharIo'te ll.loa.m
80 II Monroe to Atlanta tlega4 llaHa.m
80 ii. Charlotte taN!imiHsioH eeo , N
40. ~, Monroe 90 Charlotte $3.50 p m
So 70 Birmingham 20 Portsmouth sn' pm
80 81, Wilmington to Charlotte .ioaS pm
81 a. Portsmouth fo birmingham NE" p m
So sand NJ uw.G handle through >cep.
e- e,ween New lark arid Atlanta.
9ani 50. SO vii. handle through sleep
r5r.muath and charlotte, between Sew
r.l,.asl Nrmra.. nmne Car between Ham
r'aaiAtauta
H4rl So pWiihaad,c Pullman Draw
ST.. Klam rartur CaI 1etwfeu Wilmington ana
VA BENTON, fR
Telephone s8 loel' Ticket Agent
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
DOCTOR HID. STEWART
PHYSICIAN. MONROE. n. C.

II van desire ny seFVsrrs. ea- ne thrsngh
Residence rhunF iii otrr phone ~.
Aalee haur, Il O. d. = I-. and trem 5 p 20
@ al DN.er oyer Iulaa r-Gs NAIpany's. Res
ta-u.a 81 lancaster eNea1~
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w. S. BLAKENEY, President.
w. C. STACK, Cashier.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
THE
Bank of Union
w. s. BLAKENEY, President J. r. SIUTE Vice President
w. c. STACK, Cashier. c. b. ADAMS, Asst Cashier.

j. X. SHUTE, Vice President.
c. b. ADAMS, Asst. Cashier.
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1911-04-11
Machine Shop

Ne are ara frsHarei e. relzir yaar en-sse or
s.iaer rseh-Heg, ta y,.nr l..ar 5snz sni afas-
ss-s Is say lire. >aaH aaar str 'fr.-a, af'sl
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Benton -MCCranie.

Mr.. }. Q. Benton and Miss VIZ
ginla McCrauie were happily married
at the home Of the brides father
Dec. 10, 1911, Rev. H., W. Gray
officiating.
Tue bridal party were led hy
Mr.. Chas. Thomas and Miss Annie
Loper and followed by Mr. Berton
Loper ard Mss Eina Thomss.
TIE bride wore pretty blue silk
frock and carried q white bouquet in
hel haad. SIZE was never prettIer
than Sunday afternoon.
After visit of few days with
their many friends and relatives Mr.
aud Mrs. Benton will be at home tt
their friends at Lebanon, Fla.
We extend cur heartiest congratu
iations. a Fr'enu'
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Bazaar Was Very Sue
CeSSfull.

The bazaar given by the ladies Of
the Cemetery Association last eve
ming was very successful, and quite
aneat sum was realized 70 aid the
ladies in the noble work.
The following committees were in
Charge Of the ba2lar and to them
Is due the success of the evening.
Soliciting; Mrs. Z. A. Fraleigb,
Mrs. Charles Morrow, Mrs. b. b..
Mccall and Mrs. Max Tharin.
Meat Committee; Mrs. T. l..
Whitlock, Chairman, Mrs. r. j.
Beggs, Mrs. p. :. Coggirs, Mrs. w.
NJ. Taylor, Mrs. T. ". Tooke, Mrs.
c, L, Morrow, Mrs. NJ. NJ. D.
Laughter AMI Mrs. Ola Sanders.
Coffee Committee: Mrs. j. l..
Fonda and Mrs. A. +. Fraleigh.
Cake Committee: Mrs. W. NJ.
Burton, Chairman, Mrs. J. b. Brin-
son, Mrs. w. b. Davis and Mrs. w.
II. Dial Jr.
Fancy Work Committee Mrs A
u. Stanton, Chairman, Mrs. c. e
Davis, Mrs. c. II. Dickinson, Mrs
Archie Nann, Mrs. G. b, Smith.
| Dish and Fork Committee: Mrs
Marie Hardy. Mrs. w. l.. PARA
more.
Candy Committee: Miss Ague
Parramore, Miss Maudc Tooke, Mrs
b. Is. Mccall Mrs. Charles Morrow
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Some Fine Potatoes.

j. T. Blair, one Of the progressive
farmers Of the CtrrabsiIe section,
hrou2Lt to this oIiite Saturday a
fine specimen OF a sweet potato. Tue
potato was perfectly rounded, and
weighed 81 pounds. Mr.. Blair says
he probably has some larger than
tho one he brought in. He has about
hree-q uarters OF an acre planted and
is expecting to get $50 or 200 bush
lis from the patch.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Metham Gates Birthday
Party.

Toe College Dormitory was 6
scene Of beauty Tuesday afternoon.
Not flowers and trailing vines, not
tr,gLt decorations cf gay bunting,
nc. handsome men ami women, bat
d beyy Of little tot, III beautiful at
tiye and happy faces that made a
scene long to he remembered BY
those who saw it.
The occasion Of all this eaictY
wa, Metbau Bishop Gates birthday.
Bright and joyous, he received about
forty Of his little friends, each re
membering him with tokens OF their
love, until his room presented the
appearance Of Santa & aus head
quarters.
The teachers chaperoaed the little
ones throug' many games. Delic'
ious ice cream and cakes were served,
Among them were two pretty BIRTH
day cakes around which were seven
burning candies of various coIors'
After the refreshments, parting
time came and each little guest Ietl
with a souvenir in the shape of
candy dol, and happy feeling bot
ipo that he might enjoy many more
uch occasions.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Children of COnfederaCy
to Entertain.

The children's Chapter Of the
Cunfederacy announce Box Party
to he given ty them in the dining
room OF the School Dormitory on
Wednesday daring Xmas week at
seven thirty in the evening.
This is a new organization in Mad
ison organized among the children
with eighteen charter members.
Til, box party takes It, name from
the fact that tie refreshments are
arranged IN boxes, iuach fashion,
au,. ,acb L.cAet Of admission entities
the bearer to a box. There will be
a number OF games ard similar
amusemcnts FOR the pleasure Of the
young people especially and cordial
patronage is th, hope Of this new
orgaai2ation.
TIC tickets are now being offered
/ for,.alc by variors committees at
! twenty-five cents each. this giving
all the privileges of the ertertain.
mcn',
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Off for Conference.

Rev. L. G. Bradford left Monday
and Rev. +. c.. Hudson, Rev. w. j.
GRAY and Rev. j. M, Glazier left
Tuesday for Gainesville to attend
the regular annual conference Of the
Methodist church. Gainesville is q
former pastorate of Mr.. Bradford's,
ana his visit no doubt will prove ex'
cep!i ,nally pleasant.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
About Buying the Plant.
DEAR MIR. EDITOR

DEAR MR. EDITOR
AS you have asked the people
to express themselves on the
proposition ol buying the EIec-
tric Light aud Ice Plant' VIII
say how | should prefer.
If private parties are ard have
been unable with the present
machinery and experienced
operators 10 keep sufhcIent
supply OF water, ice aud lights,
ten | do not see why we would
expect to do better with the
! same outfit; ana | do not th.1G
the town wants an ice plant at
al.
| am informed that the excess
water used amounts to more
than the amount contracted ior
and that the contract with the
Power &c. expires in about two
years longer; and the light ran
chise continues Tor a long per
| iod yet, say twelve or fifteen
years.
| believe the town could have
L well put down for, say S2JOo'
and equip with power sufficient
to pump the water for $500 or
S3OO0and pump thiseXcess water
after the Po 8er Company has
pumped the amount contracted
FOR, TIL the contract expires
and then pump all the water
Used and run It's own water
works for much less investment
with new machinery and al
much less expense than II VII
ever operate the one tor Wh!cl
the proposition to buy IS sub
mitted. | would much fathei
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Woodard Richardson.

On the 10th OF this month, at the res
idence of Mr.. w. I Richardson, the
brides father, Miss Mamie Richardson
and Mr.. Charles Woodard we're happily
united 10 marriage. Mr.. Woodland is
son of Rev. Austin Woodard, we'll known
in this county. The youthful couple
received the congratu atious Of many
friends and admirers,
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Trying to Better Freight
Rates.

The Board Of Governors OF the
Board of Trade met last Monday
night to attend to some business
matters. Among other business
taken up was the question Of freight
rates for Madison, and an effort will
be made to have the town receive
a better rate than heretofore. The
business men OF Madison are unani-
mously agreed that this is badly
needed.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
otAIN0 y ~ ' W..
the month oc Noyember as follows:

which was ordered credited anu filed.
Jas. p. Martin, County Judge,
presented report of occupation Ii
ccrses Issued for month OF Novem.
bcr. which shows amount collected
therefor; for State, $3.50. 90; FOR
county. Sl43.00. Same was order
ed filed.
Petition to open a public Toad
from Pinetta IN a northwesterly d.
recuon to interscct Madison ard
Valdostu highway Al Mclnt\Ie place
granted with the understanding that
,sl6 road is to he kept up for two
wears without any cost to the county
and J. C. Coody, Robert llancoch
and A. L Leslie were appointed CON-
missioners to mark out said road.
The Books and accounts OF Johr
w. Dayis, county treasurer were
checked up and found correct show
t1o credits to different funds a.
IA
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15

Mrs. Il. c. Vann was hostess at the
meeting Of the Bridge Club last Friday.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15

Total cash in treasury .,.'''' > 3s@ "
Which was ordered reported to
State Auditor.
There being no further business,
Board on motion adjourned until
first Monday, 1912.
T, z. MARTIN, Clerk.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
Names Stricken Off Reg
iStratiOn List.
Madison, Fla, Dec. ?, l9l

Madison, Fla, Dec. ?, 1911.
Council met pursuant to call for
Tie purpose Of revising tie resistga'
ton hook FOR tie special election tc
be held January ?, 1912.
Present: D. III. Yates, h. {. Has
sell, L. A. Fraleiga, Pres, w. b.
Davis and Walter Bunting.
The following names were stricken
from the registration book.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15
County Commission
erS' Proceedings
Feasibility of Poor Farm Discussed.
County will buy More Mules Bills
ordered Paid. Other Business
Madison. Fla, Dec. 6 1911

The Board OF OoVElN SOmmls-
sloDers met this day in regular ses-
sion, with all members present.
Same was called to order by the
Chairman, and minutes OF last meet
inc were read and approved.
o. motion, Commissioner Taylor
was appointed committee cfoae to
investigate the method ana cost Of
establishing and maintaining poor
farms in counties having same, and
to report to the Board at lis next
meeting in JanCary, 1912, apd Com.
mssicaers Williams and Hayrell were
appoiated a committee to select and
procure an option on a suitable tract
of land for a poor farm in this coua-
v by January meeting, 1912.
Petition to make change in public
road at Sirmons, laid over under the
rules.
Scaled bids were opened for Sever
Creek and Little Aucilla Causeway
contract, which were as follows;
Hires Folsom Contracting Co. Sl472 90
&C. Folsom lo2l.00
LR. Wilson JQ1U0
and ON consideration thereof, j.
L. Wilson'S bid was accepted, and
lie l. hereby awarded said contract.
), 7, COrbett, ID, W. !. Jarvis
and L. Fl. iladdeo were appointed
Commissioners to mark out pub lie
road leading from Pinetta in south
westerly direction as per petition
gan,cl October An, 1911.
A relition, asking the b ara to
rcsciud the order changing the
National Highway from Rocky
Ford to Qiilman road was read ard
duly considered. and upon motion,
duly seconded and carried, said pc.
titiOu w9s denied.
D. {. IIarre!l, Road Supe!intec
dem cane before the Board al.
asked TO be furnished with six duml
carts to be used on the road, an
upon motion the chairman was rc
Ques,ei TO order same, together witt
necessary harness, together with on
work tent for use on the road,
j. +. Williams and Lee Harrtl
were appointed committee TO pu'
chase four good young mules t.
work On the public roads by Jan}
lsL 1912.
T4e following bills were apprcy
ed aud ordered paid.
}, W. Davis, treasurer, receiving
and dlsbursing county funds SIS 4
b. f. Moseley mdss. for county /
Tharin d Leslie, same ID
j. W. Vann, salary for November Ii
NJ Bunting, repairs at jail III
J, Z Hardee Co. mdse. for co. Y
d. & w, b. Drew Co. blanks for
Clerks Office :
A, D, Stanton, feed Of prisoners
for November C+
j. c Harrel, feed for co. mules lC5
y, d. Morrow, glass door for
Clerks office -
A. d. Stanton, sheriff, wood for
Jail and CONS. on fines -3
d. Z Harrell, salary for Nov. 100
~ &. Gibson, same 0U
y, W. Airline, same a
y A, L, Ry freight l+'
Penlnsular Naval Stores Co., feed
stuff for mules l23
j, G. Harrel, pay roll on road for
November 1851
Madison Elec. Power Co., lights
Tor C.H. and Jail, Oct. and Nov, ~
II. and w. b. Drew Co., sheritf's
docket 10
United Gro. CO., corn and oats %
CIV. Faulkner, repair on road
machinery y
ID D. Lanier, bridge work 4O
rs. PICKLES, road work 4
Colnty Judge, issuing lunscy order 2
Dr. Geo, o, Davis. making exam. 2
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1911-12-15

Miss Amju,a Fonda and Miss Parker
entertained the Ladies' Card Club il
their usual delightful manner WeGues-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-08-11
Property Transfers.

Frederick T. Haines, Trustee
to George W. Cosden and James
Mallen, Newkumet property in
Fifth district.
Clarence S. Nesbitt, of Philadel.
phia, to Solomon E. Tildon and
Mary E. Tildon, property at Port
Deposit, $40O.
Charlotte M. Janney and others
to John A. Krumrine, 81 acres in
Fifth district, S. and other con-
siderations.
Columbia Gardullo and Michael
Gardullo, her husband, to Sabbato
Trotta, 5 acre property in Third
district, 5000.
George s. Bailey to Emma j.
Bailey, property at Cecilton, So and
other considerations.
Frederick T. Haines, Assignee,
to William B. Davis, Stradley pro-
perty at Cecilton, 5000.
Frank A. Hambleton and wife
to William II. McClennen, ST., of
Philadelphia, l acre property 5000.
M. Herbert Paul and wife to j.
Walter Myers, of Bryn Mawr, Pa,
lot of land at old Frenchtown
wharf on Elk River, $500.