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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
our ZIG GAME.
Bret HartsRs Explanation That Made
the Mater Quite Clear.


the Matter Quite Clear.
Bret Harte. the whimsical and bril-
liant chronicler OF Roaring Camp and
Poker Flat. used to become weary to
evaporation at the foolish admirers
who could not separate him from his
characters and who insisted on con-
founding their experiences and predi-
lections with his own.
Since be wrote Of pioneer mining
camps In the early days Of the gold
fever. his characters were often heroic
only ID part Indeed. they were quite
as often rogues as heroes. AS he OBJ.
yiousIy could not be Identified with
the rougher types among them. the
favorite notion seemed to be that he
was. or had been. gentleman gam
bier. With that idea In mind a young
Englishman 10 London once tried hard
to get him to describe and explain
poker, which he referred to as 'your
great American game" Mr.. Harte
conveniently misunderstood him.
$50 you say great game over
hereg'' he inquired amiably. 'In the
United States. now. we call 1t big
game grizzlies. catamounts. buffalo
and bighorn- don't you know. But
we don't chase them with pokers. No.
no. They're abundant. but they don't
often come into the houses, really
It's usually necessary to 60 outside
with gum
At another time he learned that a
certain noted hostess. whose invita-
ton to dine he had just accepted. had
been questioning one Of his intimates
to learn IL it were true that he was a
reformed gambler.
'sNot reformed" declared Mr.. Harte
YEARLY. TELL her am beyond refor-
nation. Tell her that was my own
model for the gambler Oakhurst and
that the scene OF his suicide is pure
autobiography Youths Companion.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
A Musical RebuJxe.

AS to the possibility Of humor in mu-
sic the London Telegraph says: IF
composers and performers had more OF
the sense OF humor music's appeal
would be immensely wider. The truth
issthat musical performers are far too
apt to take themselves too seriously
The solemn attitude Of some musicians
toward their art was humorously re-
buked recently by well known New
York pianist. who remarked to his gift
ed wife, also pianist, at the conclu-
sion Of performance by the latter:
my dear. don't look SO dolefull Mu-
sic isn't a funeral; music is a joker
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
Dickens and 4 Face Ache.

Dickens wanted to be an actor before
be was an author. He would have
bean but for face ache. When he
was a lad and a lawyers clerk he had
attained trial Of his power OF repro
ducing character and oddly" before
Mathews and Charles Kemble. But q
face ache kept him at home, and soon
after he made great splash" as a
newspaper reporter Thereafter he re-
produced character and oddity'' on pa
per instead Of the stage.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
NECK IRuMPETs.


used by The hinduo.
The Hindus have u number OF mu-
steal instruments for which great an
tiquity is claimed. OF these there IS
one that is very curious. not so much
by reason OF its form Of structure, but
because Of the fact that It Is played in
very peculiar manner. It Is not q
stringed instrument. it Is not a wind
instrument. and it is not an instrument
of percussion 1t consists Of two small
silver trumpets with a very delicate
apparatus within,
When the natives play upon this In
strument they invariably excite the
greatest wonder ia the foreigner. who
is perplexed to determine how the
player produces the sounds, for he
does not place the instrument to his
lips. but adjusts 1t to his neck. For
eigners have thought that a player Of
such an instrument must be q ventrilo-
quist. employing the trumpets to con-
vey false impression.
II appears, however, that the varia-
lions Of tone are produced by the vari-
alton In the quantity Of air propelled
through the instrument By the pulsa-
lions OF the neck.
Nothing could be more curious. IL is
said. than to witness performance
upon this instrument ana to hear the
soft. sweet musical sounds that ena-
nate from the silver trumpets.- Ex-
change.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

The three symbols Of the imperial
house Of Japan are the mirror. the crys-
tai and the sword. and they are car
ried IN front Of the emperor on all
state occasions. Each has it's signifi-
cance Look at the mirror and reflect
myself" or. in other words. .Know
myself" is the message OF the mirror.
BE pure and shine" is the crystals in
junction. while the sword is reminder
to BE sharp
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
Al Very Different Matter.

A Penn avenue business man was
taking an employee to task.
''See here! You wrote personal let
ter yesterday during business hours.
You used your employers time. That's
stealing"
The employee Jared back.
.sWell, sir" he said. Il have worked
overtime at least 100 times year foE
the past ten years."
''Ha. hum. That's business. Pitts.
burgh Post.
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CAUGHT Il win THE GOODS


Climax 20 the TN 6otWoen the Ga0y
and Her Husband.
The man and his wife, or perhaps it
might be more proper these days to
say the lady and her husband. had
been having one Of those cute little
breakfast table chats wherein husband
and wife twit each other about their
relatives and get very personal In
their observations. These things hap
pen In the best regulated families oc-
casionaily.
The argument had grown heated and
had reached the point where the wife
usually makes up her mind to 60 home
to mother when the telephone bell
rang. The wife answered the tele-
phone. A sweet voice asked over the
phone:
Are you having trouble?s
well. Of all thingsT snapped the
wife in reply. What II We are7 It's
none of your business
"0h. yes. It is some Of my business.
Locating trouble Is the only thing !
do"
We'll. you've got nerve" replied
the wife. "The idea OF butting into
private family matters like that,
IF you had reported your trouble to
me would have had it attended to.
One Of your neighbors reported it"
Zone Of the neighbors? Great Scott!
Could the neighbors hear it?''
your neighbor reported It this morn
ing"
Well, I'd thank my neighbors to at
tend to their own affairs. MY hus-
band and settle our difficulties with
out help from them Or from you. who
are you anyway
I am calling you from the trouble
department Of the telephone company.
The neighbor reported that there was
something wrong with your phone
For the love Of Mixer shrieked the
wife as she dropped the telephone re-
ceiver and nearly tainted away.
Caught with the goodsr' Brooklyn
Eagle.
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orsat WiII Power.

"A. man can overcome most any
kind Of handicap Il be has the de-
termination" says joker. "For IN
stance, knew man once who hadn't
tooth In his head. yet he learned to
beat bass drum better than any
other man ever Kansas CITY
journal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
r. Afte,r Ysara.

Old Fogy Father-My father never
supplied me with money to squander
on fast horses, theater parties. late din
ners and the like. Up to Date Son I
oh, that's all right. dad. You must re-
member that come OF more aristo-
cratic family than you did. Chicago
News.
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Nature.

Nature Initiates herself. A grain
thrown into good ground brings forth
fruit. A principle thrown into good
mind brings forth fruit. Everything Is
created and conducted by the same
root. the branch. the
fruits, the principles. the consequences.
Pascal.
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Thought Of Columbus.

Bill-And when You slipped on the
icy pavement and your heels few out
from under you how did you feel?
Jill-Oh. felt like Christopher Co
Iumbus.
why. how's that2"
II was little uncertain Just where
was going to land"-Yonkers States
man.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

Il insist that am just as young as
l used to be-"
THAT'S all right as long as you don't
try to act that way Houston Post
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

did she reciprocate your senti-
ments?'
with far too much precision. She
sent me back all my letters."-Wash-
ingt0n Star.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
A Custom Of the TyroI.

IN the Tyrol 1t is the custom for
women and children to come out into
the open when it is the latter's bed
time and sing Their husbands, IA.
theirs and hrotherS answer them from
the hills on their way home.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

Sitting around country depot wait
ing for midnight train win do a loi
to dIssipate that tempus fueit theory
Atchison Globe.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

Miggleton-It looks like rain Ha1nb
What looks like raini 1liggleton
taken BY surprise. but equal to the oc-
casion, "A shower bath In action.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
ThriIIinq RACING Drama.

thrilling Racing Drama.
Act Live Men Break a Horse.
Act II.-They Enter the Horse in a
Race.
Act Iu.-The Horse Breaks Five
Men. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19
ORPHANS, COURT.

The Stated Meetings of the Orphans
Court of Cecil county will be held ON thu
second Tuesday ofevery month. Executors
Administrators and Guardians, wanting
their accounts stated, will please bring 10
their vouchers a few days before Court.
Test: THOS. B. MILLER. Registei
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

what men want Is not talent. Il h
purpose; not the power to achievA
but the WIN 70 Labor. BulweE-Lytton
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-07-19

He who Is not ready today win be
less SO tomoFrow.-0vid
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
Robt. Darlington Ltd.
vs.,
NJ. F. Little and j. n. Simmons

Notice is hereby given that by viz.
tue of writ of Fieri Facias issued
out of the above named court in the
matter of Robert Darlington Ltd. va
NJ. T. Little and j. N. Simmons, dated
End day of May. 1912, and to me
directed for execution, have seized
and will offer for sale and sell to the
last and highest bidder at the principal
front door of the court house on
Saturday. June -. (ol1
between the legal sale hours for judi
cial sales the following described
property towit:
One nuley cow and calf.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit NJ
This 9th day of June, 1912,
Job N. MAaAx.
Sheriff and Acting Constable.
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NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
o. In ,e conformity with Section IS, Act
20, 1855, notice is hereby given to NH
parues holding mortgages on real "a.
tate located in the parish of Washing.
t to, La, on which taxes for the yesr
t tsli nave not been paid, that win
b began tne SAFE OF same at the court
mouse door, in the town of Franklin
ton, L., on Saturday, June y, 1912.
at II O'Clock a. NJ, and that number
OF pieces of property so delinquent
are now being advertised in this news.
paper in conformity with the law:
preparatory to such sale the attention
OF mortgage creditors is especially
called to these advertisements of tax
sales and they are warned to take
such steps prior to the sale as NAV he
necessary to protect his rights.
=, -. JOE N. MAGEE,
sheriff and Elk. officio Tax Collector.
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of NV Or, W hf of NV Or, n
hf of SW Or. SW Or IF s1v

y of NV Or, W hf of NV Or, n
hf of sw Or. sw Or of sw
Or, sec 6,2,12; 76.s a in Sc
cor hr 44,3, II; us a, Sc qr
of sw Or, sec n, sc Or of
Sc Or, sec %, NV Or of sw
e Or. sec 1913 II; 40 a, sw Or
of sw Or, sec 27.3.I(; 1925
4 a, lots IL, 8, 4, sec 35,3,1I;
1886 a, lots 6, Z, sec 80,
lot and Sc Or of sw Or &
ehf ofnw Or of sw Or, sec
34,3,lI; Isl a in hr 44,3 II;
40 a, lot l. sec 20, 8, II; TO
a in hr AZ. 8. II; $40 a, hr
45 and 4S, 3,4,II; I6I a, all
OF fr sec 1910 ex 100 a;
40 a, ne or of Sc or, sec 10.
q. II :.......... $50. 1853 Il
Hatton \ Batson, 200 a, tim
Der only, Sc or Of NV or and
sw or OF ne Or, hf Of sw
or and NV Or of sw or, sec
~, BID. .2l 80
Hamilton Johnson, sw cor lot
3, b Z and impts, Rdsntn. 8 q
Roby Hall, lots % and "a. b
80 in LBPierce ad Bogal'a2 u
P N Keys, lot 6, b Is, Rds9n 8 o
Nick Klein, lots 10, II, IL, b
10 in Richardsontown s. 16
Leatherbury 4 White, 81 a in
hr 50,4,11acq of Minnie Pen
ton; 62.66 in hr 48,4,11,
- acq OF Mrs Callie Johnson; =
80 a, ne Or Of sw or and NV
or of Sc or, sec I'LL 81 sol
Sarah Miller, 80 a, n hf Of SO
Or, sec 1923 8 22|
J N Moody, lot 152, b is, lot
211, b "a in Angie 2 p
Harriet Neal, lot 4, b l9 and
: impts in Richardsontown 4 Is
P R Mfg Co, 40 a, hr 3,l,l44 81
WIN Quealy, lots 1, 2, b 5 in
Richardsontown 3 12
R Richeau.lo 1so,b 25, AneieS Is IS
Sun Lbr Co, 1926 a, t o, lot |;
1894, s26,lot ], s p, 4,12 II "a
W NJ Sullivan, lot 4. su 224
n Franklinton. 2 %
J L strahan, lots 272, 273, b
%. in Angie. 9 90 4
JAstewart, lot 152, b 6, Angie2 9s
q A Smith, / lot and impts in !,
Q Franklinton. 6 10 ~ "
" N Sanders, 100 a, n State N
line, " by Frank Martin, s N
by J W Schilling.. 80 % =
U E Varnado, lot l,b7ine AZ AZ
Bogalusa. L 81 Ia
emily Speights, rs a, sw cor fir
sec 29,1,14 s. II
ASSESSORS SUPPLEMENT te
B Forbs, So a, lot |, SEQ u or
o,l,l4............,.,.....4 50
lift Boyad, rear hf lot 22,
b in Pierce ad Bogalusa..2 40EaP,
sHERIFF's SUPPLEMENT.
7 F Rankin, 20 q, hr, sec /, !
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MRS Dixie varnado, l60 a,
,, n" or hr - -, H.. IL 80
Est Of A Tanguis, lots 8 and
, ~, b q, Rdsn ad Bogalusa5 II
hers OF Hardie Varnado. %
q in NV or, cor Geo Brewer
Ill.,. 9 "a
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TERMS OF SALE

A1A'1no VI SALE.
On said day of sale will sell anoh
P ottions OF said property O. esch '
oeptor WILL point out. aud In case .fhe
ueotor Will not point out sufficisnt
property, will at once, without fnrtS..
aelay sell the least quantity Of said
property of any debtor which anv b:iH
ger will buy for the amount NJ 49, v
interest and costs due by said deh x'
Inc sale will be without apprsissm w.U,t
Tor cash in lega! tender mouev ~ -.
s Uni1ed States, and the property - s etIS
snall Do redeemable ct any time 10 -.
, uE epaSe s, OF on. one year by paying the
costs and penalties added. '''''
Ola. JOE N. MAGEE.
onerln ana Ex-omcio Tax Collector.
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IA, II by W Peters, $ by
Lucy James, 8 3:
J S Self, 80 a, n by Mrs wilks
9 by Sol Sam, 81 E Fornea6 e
} W Sam, 81 a, n and by
Batson, W J A Pierce 8 %
John Thompson, 60 a, n byS
Wilson, g bp W Hart, W by
l. Toomer Z SO
Dillon Tyler, 10 a e by W Mil
ton, $ by hampton r Co, W
by Susan Pope, u a, by
hampton R Co, G by j j
! Moses, s by Jno Fornea 8 70
Mrs Dillon Tyler, 20 a in hr
az, 2, "A, II and 9 N Batson
shy Dillon Tyler 5 Is
Louis Vernon, 40 a, sw or of
SO or s II, 2, 8, 40 a, ne or
Of ne or 8 IA, 80 10 80
Albert Washington, 8 a no
description. a %
Sam Wilson Sr, SO a n by w
E Bickham, g by S D Hart,
shy Jno Thompson :. 6 ri
Early, White, 80 a, nes andw
by G S L Co. 8 20
c NJ Wilson, lot, IS in Var
nado -. 4 %
Emily Wilson, 20 a, lot 4, 8
4, 2, "A. 800. 80. 8 IL
Walter Langston, vacant
lot in E Franklinton. q II
NON RESIDENT LIST.
Joseph Across, lot 10, b 4 in
Rlchardsontown 2 ~
A D Anderson, 100 a timber
only in hr 81, 4, II and hr
So, 4, IL acq of D E Sheri.
Jesse Bail, Asa, part of ne or
8 IL, 8, 13. 6 ISL
Bank of Osyka, 80 a in ne cor
hr 80, 2,9. IS 81
R and ] D Batson, 28a, part
of sw or Of ne or, 20, 4
IL, 200 a timber only, SO or
of NV ar and sw or of ne or
8 80, Q hf of sw or, NV or
of sw ar s "a, 4, 10 -. IL 06
L D Byrd, 1873 a, lots 8 and 4
s %, NV Or Of NV or 9 81,
l, ~. ............... IL ~
Rosa Catlanotta, hf acres in
Q Bogalusa, known as Park
View site OF
Mrs A j Camor, 1916 q, SEQ
book 10, page 1852 for desc 4 97]
DR. T s Conerly, 900 q in hr
80 and 56,1, IA; 800 a in hr
49,, IA; so a in hr fila;
50.40 q, sec 23,1,14 60 a in
hr 81, la; 111,& a in sec
N,l ,13. 1888
4 G Founder, lot 4, b Z and
impts in Richardsontown II "a
1reenlaw Lumber Co-80 a
timber only, hf of Sc or
OF Sc ar, Sc Or of sw or;
200 a, sw or of NV or, NV
or of sw Or. 8 hf of W hf,
NV or, sec IL, I, IL; 40 a,
timber only. the center of
g hf of Sc or Of ne or and
$ mt of NV or, of NV or 1,13;
l46a,t 0, NV or l. 28 aept :,
OF Sc or of NV or, sec Is; q
81 a, TO, NV or of ne or in
" hf of Sc or of ne ar, sec
IA, 2 9; 240 a. sw or of ne
ar and n hf Of Sc or and Sc :,
or of NV or and ne or of u
ne or, sec IA, 2, 9: 1876 at
0, in hr 81, 2, 10, NV qrof n
sec 81. /, 10; 48O a, to, hr
80, 1, II; 40 a. Sc ar of ne r. r
ar, sec 2, 2, II; 40 a, NV or N
of Sc ar, sec 4, 2. 1864,
e hf of sw or, sec 8, 2, II; -
u a. W hf of sw or, sec 10, hr
2, II ex 8 a; 40 a.w hf of
ne or and Sc or of NV or o.
and ne or of sw or, sec Is, oo
2, II; 900 a, all of sec 16 ex
40 a, Sc or of NV or 2, II; "a
100 a, ne or Of sec 10. 9, II;
800 a, $ hf of Sc or, NV ar . y
Of Sc ar, Sc or Of of ne ar, ~
Sc or OF NV or, and sw or ma !
ess 40 a, sec 20, 2, II; 100 !
!, e hf Of Sc or, sw or of E
Nv or; 100 a, n hf of ne ar WI
md n hi of sw or; 80 "a,
# Of NV or; 400 q, all of y
Nm Simmons Ar less 200 sui
J, 8, II; AGO a. all of John !
Miller hr 40, 2. ii; 120 a, !"
? Mt OF sw Or, e hf of Q hf n
+ NV or, sec 5; 500 q, hr . L L
8, 3, II; 80 a, s hf of NV =
r, sec %, 2. II; 100 q, NV JA !
- nf vvv L IN a
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, Washington Parish Lbr and
t Supply Co fractional SO PIG
r and impts in North Frank.
T linton / stock of Lbr etc. .26 8
: Rowan Lbr CO acre in or
i Of s W or s % t3r Ii AGO
4 of H L Sandlfer .1 6
R H Lambright lots 8 and 10 .
b 26 in Richardsontown. 8 /
5 Mary L Lenning Or Of lot So
in S Angie. Il 5
L NJ Miller-80 acres, by
Il W N Miller, Q by j L Go.
ings, by W l Forrest. . g 2
Mrs Wilbur Morris-25 acres,
no description. ..3 8
Warren Mizell Jr-4O acres,
NV Or of ne Or s 3, t4r1O.5 Il
Mrs J W Mizell-46 acres, NV
Or Of ne Or and 6 acres, in
$ hf of sw or of sw Or q.
IA, 49,. -. -. 81 2:
B Martarello-stock of mer.
chandise in Bogalusa. 4 1;
H K Manning-1 acre and
impts in sw or, s27t3,r135 81
Leona McGehee-hf acre in
in Adamtown, and impts
acq of Mrs q A Adams. 8 5;
Mrs E c MoLendon-1 acre
and impts in Adamstown. 4 Il
J R Murray 12 vacant lots
In E Bogalusa ........8 &c
T H Mills no description 2 II
D c Morris lot and impts
acq of Dorsey Bros in Rich.
ardsontown ........,,7 18
IS NARCOTIC, lot 6, b / and
impts, 9 Bogalusa. IS Is
Il AMcMi llan-140 acres,n by
Sam Brown, $ by Angie, "
by Mrs N E Adams and
impts tx 70
Mrs G c MoMillan-25 acres,
and impts, in hr 81, t 1,r
IA, 8 by } j Ball; 2 lots and
impts and 80 vacant lots in
angie .......,.......... 48 20
Mrs Lettie Mcmillan, / va
cant lots in Angie. 81 81
Mrs NJ J Mahor-Lot 1871, b
II and impts in Angie. 6 05|
i W Nobles-42 acres, sw or
OF 80 Or, 8 l, t2, r 49,. a 52]
Rob Passman-30 acres, n
hi Of SO or of ne or; 10
acres in ne corner of sw or = |
OF ne or, 36, t3,.r g.. 8 08|
N K Pierce-one Ice plant |
and fixtures in Bogalusa 127 IS |
Pierce and Pounds-84 acres
ne Or Of NV or, lot 2 50,
q acres, lot 2 II, dr. 10;
50 acres, SO Or Of NV Or rs
acres sw or of SO Or 9 10;
200 acres 9 hf Of ne or and
Q hf of SO or, sw Or Of SO Or
8 Is; 240 acres ne Or of NV
qrs hf of NV Or. ne or offs
wqr, NV Or ofse Or 8 IL;
As acres, NV Or Of NV qrs
%; 481 acres in hr 40, IA
+ 10; 30 acres, sw ar Of ne
Or, NV, or Of SO Or Of sw or.
8 q, IA, r 10; 106 acres
in 8 Z, t4, ria; 200 acres
sw corner, hr As, tar 10;
lot 8 in So Q; lot 8 50 8; LOT
SO 4; lots /, 2, z, and8 so
II; lots 4 and 5 50 26 in /
Jenkinsville near Rio; 1.61
acres NV part Of 8 Fl lots ]
4 and II SO 4 in Jenkinville
near Rio Junction 70 62I
P Pierce lots % and 24b {
2 in Rio, ia III
Leon Pounds $50 acres, Il
n hf Of hr 80; 200 acres in
hr 80; 20 in sw corner ,hr II,
80; 20 acres out Of lot 4 90; C
10 acres sw corner of 90 ar
8 81; SO acres in lot 3, So, E
t 4, r Is; 10 acres in " end
OF Enon bridge. % 40Is
innie Penton- 80 acres and
impts in ne corner, hr so t D
4, : II; / lot and impts in
iona .......... g 22IJe
CPenton-3.5 acres and
|mpts, n by 16 til 9, acq Of s
] w Mizell $500. 80. a AL
lrie Prompatura- Lots 4
sud S and impts in East II
oogaiusa ...............8 q
Plant Lots Z and 8, b s CT
n s ERichardson ad Boga.
usa 6 26|
N Pope 260 acres and "
mpts in n hf, hr 81, t L. CT
q, 1924 a in hr 81, t2,r
4, acq Of estate Of Mrs A Nj
Mcmillan, / q in s Anpie.
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and9 81, ia, RIO, 36 a. NV

|
Sam Dawson Homestead,
) 8 lots in Rio. 8 8
Martin G Roberts, lots 3, 4
and 6 in Warnerton Z 81
4 W R Regain, so a, and impts
in hr 40, 4, 13, 8 .!
J Roseman, stock Of mdse, in
81 Richardsontown ,8 2!
W J Seal. Is a, 9 by Toney
Husser, S by S D Bulloch,
5 part Of E Myles place. q 5:
L A Simmons, 40 a, NV or Of
ne qrs 8, t3, r 10. 80 2:
A E Stafford, SO a, hf of So
OF or, 20, t l., r II and saw
m1il ............l ~ It
Dan Stewart, Is a, all Of sw
or OF ne qr and SO or Of ne or
) So, t2, r II and saw mill16 o.
j E Sturdivant, Is a, and
impts in S Franklinton,e of
J River road ..23 ii
D E Sheridan and w w Bah
; ington, 225 in hrs 81 and
50, IS and Ar -, acq Of
J 7 N Jones 10 sc
E D Sheridan, 800 a, in hr
80, 1, II, acq OF A J John
son ............... 20 81
Heirs of Morgania Sherl.
dan, 40a in hr AZ, 3, 12..7 10
R B Sibley, lot2, b 6. impts
in Richardsontown 8 q
H L Sandifer, is a and impts
in n, 8, 10, n by Mrs CO
Paul, . by J B Lively a "a
I Mrs 6 6 Sturdivant, 4 a and
impts in 16, 4, Il, n by
| s Galloway, s by J Mem.
tyle -...................1 w
is l. Swayzee, lot 8 Pleasant
Hill, ad to Bogalusa. is 80
J Sessums, lot 10, b / PHI
ad to Bogalusa. 6 26
J E Stallings, 40 a, n by J E
Fornea, Q public road, S by
j NJ Gam 2 90
c F Thomas, Is a AGO of Len,
der Stafford part Of Spears
h. stead 4 "A
H W Thomas, 40 a NV or of
Sc or, 8 "a, 8, H.. 60 a in sw
corner S 81. /, II, lots 1Iand
2, b 3 and lots 8, 4, 5, s and
z SO 8 Jenkinsville IA 80
Rosa Thigpen, As a, lot 1882
NJ II Taiiey, rs a and ' impts 81
n and " by W Mizell bought
of J w Mizell. 8 sol
Bascom Tally and G G Tate
q a, in ne or of sw or 1928,
10 .............. ..5 16i
J F Talley, 10 a, in n part hr
so. 4, /, r.. $ IS
Alcus Thomas, IS a sw or Of
sw ar 8 II, l. H.. s. is
Peter Vourooulias, stock of
mdse in Richardsontown Z %
Lucian Wilks, so a in 8 part
of Thos James Instead. 500
l, lO....................5 26
D Wood, lots and 8 50 A
and tract sqr 234 in Frank.
:. a Il :.... IL SOL
c G WEIGH, 5 a, 2 hogs 2 dogs
. COWS. ....6 13
Williams Bros 100000 # of L
lumber and / saw mill. Al SO
Mrs Robt L williams, / imp
and 10 vacant lots in Lees
Greek ................ g OF
B Williams, 100 q in SO or
9 A, 3, H.. 8 80
P wilson, 5 q in Bankston
ad to Bogalusa. g 70
Emily williams, 40 a. Q Hy
williams, 8 by H H williams
II q ne and sw by Hy will.
Jams, 5 a in hr ~, /, Is. IS is
drs Laura warner, ~ a and
impts in 8, 1, 10, n by N
Batson. Q J R Rhodes IS 62I
CoLoRED LIST.
' A Burkhalter, 20 a, hf int
in NV or Of NV or %, 1883
ulia Brumfield, 120 a, n by
Jack Afford, Q by J O Ma.
gee, 8 by A Brock g %
harlie Bickbam, IS a, part
of will Brum6eld Instead z 48
ouis Bickham, 60 a, part of
NV Or 8 Is, l, II. 49,. ~ 80
q Barr, 50 in hr 81, /, Il s SO
ella Byunnu, iii q, lots l.,
2, 3, 4, 8 q, / and 49,. II 10
A Dyson, 10 q, lot 5 and
8.5 q in lot 4, s II, 2, 1917 80
u Dacus, 5 a in 8 "a, 8, 13.
AGO Of NJ E williams 2 Sc
lvid Fortinberry, 81 a, in n
hf Of M nr. AZ I IN e OIL
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-20
Constable Sale.

3rd. Ward Justice Court, State Of
Louisiana, Parish OF Washington.