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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-21

Great system Perfected by n.
ScgeF Famous London Chef.
.PupDINes CAN BE BOILED IN
PAPER BAGS.
by Martha MecaIlooh Wlillanla.

~ haftna McSuiloeh WIlliamios
Il e not beyond paper bags to boil
things, especially buildings. They
must be put in thin molds with tight |
hitting tops, the molds filed only two
{ third even a little less for some |
sorts. After the tops are on tight |
the mods must be set in a lightly
creased bag, which has been gently |
fattened atithe bottom SO as not to
break it. and reinforced along the
seam With thick paste, which has
! been ALLOWED to dry before using.
After the pudding Is In the bag, the
mold standing upright, pour in
enough cold water to come three
parts up the sides. fold and clip the
bag, set It on e triYet with feet an
inch. high and put the trivet upon the
bottom Of the oven. Have the oven
hot, keep It SO for ten minutes, then
slack heat halt and cook as long as
necessary.
! Here follow sundry receipts for
buildings adapted to this paper bag
boiling. along with a caution pastry
for boiling Is better shortened with
finely minced suet than with either
I butter or lard.
Place Of honor for the Wilson plum
puddins-the lady Of the presidents
! plum cake can not be too much re-
/ ferred- to. She says: mix one cup Of
sugar, one cup Of butter, six eggs beat
en- separately, four cups of flour
Drowned, oneicup Of: sweet milk, one.
half cup Jelly, one half cup Of mo
lasses, one-half pound suet chopped |
fine. two pounds Of raisins, cut and
houred, que, cup of cherry preserves,
three ounces Of, ,citron cut fine, one
teaspoonful each, Of cinnamon and
cloves, one nutmeg grated. sPut in
we'll creased small molds or square
coffee cans, leaving room to rise, use
lard for greasing, boil five to six
hours; when done remove from molds
or cans, wrap in oiled paper, and
place in cake box till needed, then
steam until hot through, then serve
with sauce"
For peach pudding make a square
mold Of paper bas paper, clipping the |
! folded corners very well, grease It
thickly, and put level over the bottom
! a pint can Of peaches, the yery hest
drained Of all syrup. Pou- upon them
rich custard made with two ours Of
crumbled cake, half cup Of sugar.
scant Gun. of rich. new mix fonr
eggs beaten very light and either a
large wineglass of sherry or the iu,ce
of a lemon. strew few sultans7 or
macaroon crumbs ON ton. slip in an.
other bag very. well creased seal and
bake at slow heat about an honr
For chocolate pudding nut a ouart
of milk in a double boiler with a yery
little salt, and wher It Il hot. stir into
it four ounces of grated. chocolate and
a large eup of sugar Miv +wo +ahIa-
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PUDplNas OF DEGREE.
By Nicolas soysr, Chef Of Brooks
Club, London.

By Nicolas 'soysr, Chef Of Brooks
Club, London.
Pudding a Ia Baronne: Take half
a pound of well-washed, dried and
picked currants, half pound sultana
raisins, half pound of breadcrumbs,
an ounce Of chopped citron and four
tablespoonful Of golden syrup. Mix
all well together, then add an ounce
OF self.raising -four and the we'll
beaten yolks Of two eggs, mixed with
pint of milk. Beat all well together
and, finally add the whites of the eggs,
whipped to firm froth. Fill with
this well.greased paper soufle dish,
place carefully in bag and bake in
oven for an hour and a half. Turn
out carefully and serve with a little
heated golden syrup poured over and
around It.
Pudding a Ia Mayenee: Rub half
a pint Of breadcrumbs through a fine
wire sieve, add tumblerful of any
wine and water, the grated rind Of q
small lemon, first washed and dried,
three heaped up tablespoonfuls Of
powdered sugar and one ounce Of but.
ter. Mix all together and pour the
mixture into buttered soufle dish.
Add the well beaten yolks Of two eggs
and the juice of small lemon care
fully strained. Beat the whites Of the
eggs to a stlff froth with a pinch OF
salt and powdered sugar to taste,
color to pale green With a few drops
Of spinach coloring or pale pink with
q little carmine or cochineal. Pile on
top, place in a bag, put into a very
moderate oven and bake till the
meringue is firmly set.
Copyright, 1911, by sturgis & Walton
Company
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Pennsylvania
Man Thankful
Mr.. C. 2. Brooks,
Marshall, Mich.

Marshall. Mich.
Dear slr:-
Perhaps It will interest You to know
that have been ruptured six years
and have always had trouble with it
till got your Appliance. 1t Is very
easy to wear, fits neat and snug, and
1S not In the way at any time, day or
night. In fact, at times did not know
I, had 1t on: It Just adapted itself to
tho shape Of the body and seemed to
be part Of the body, as 1t chung to tho
spot, no matter what position was in
a. II would be. a veritable God-send to
the unfortunate who suffer from rup-
ture II all could procure the Brooks
Rupture Appliance and wear It. They
would certainly never regret It.
Ny rupture Is now all healed up and
nothing ever did 1t but your Appliance.
Whenever. the opportunity presents it,
self will say q good word for your
Appliance, ard also the honorable way
in which you deal with ruptured peo-
pie. IT Is pleasure to recommend a
good thing, among your friends or
strangers. am,
Yours very sincerely,
50 Spring St, Bethlehem, Pa.
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Cured Al the Age o,f7s.

Mr. Mr. 9; p. Brooks, MARSHALL. Mich. ~ { =
l began using your Appliance for tho ct1re
o. rupture u had pretty bad easel i think
In May, 100, On November S1,sl965 quit
using it. Since that time / have NOT need
ed or used It. lam we'll Of rupture and rnnlr
mysen among those cured by ths Brooks
Discovery which, considering my aite, 76
years, regard az remnrbnbie.
Very sincerely yours,
Jamestown, NO. SAM a. HOOVER
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1rtcdtRER 1rFErrNe.
g. = 80

There win be a big time at the
meeting Of the Knights of the Macca-
bees tonight. There will be work in
the third rank Visiting knights will.
be- welcome. The team is requested
to meet at $3.50 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-21

Iagrlppe and coushed a great deal but
II held all right. Words cannot eX-
press my gratitude towards you and
your Appliance. VIII recommend It
Yours sincerely,
Bald Pratrie, Texas. ]. 3. LONG.
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Child Cured In -Four Months.

q Jansen St., Dubuque, Iowa
Brooks Rupture Appliance 90,
Gentlemen:- The babyAs rupture Is alto.
gether cured, thanks 70 your appliance and
We are so thankful to you. II we could only
have known Of It sooner our little boy Jyou1d
not have had to suffer near as much as he
did. he wore your brace q little oyer four
months and has not worn it now for sIY
NeekSS Yours very truly,
Andrew EHRenbarRaR.
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Recommend From
Texas Farmer
BROOKS IS r. Rupture = re-, Appliance Co.

Brooks Rupture Appliance Co,
Marshall, Mich.
Gentlemen
I feel It my duty to let you, and also
all people afflicted as was, know what
your Appliance has done for me. have
been ruptured for many years and have
worn many different trusses, but never
got any relief until / got your Appll-
ance. / put II on last November, but
had very little faith in It, but must
say ] am now cured I have laid Il
away-have had II on for two weeks
and doing NIL kinds OF farm work with
ease. While was wearing II, I had
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-21
!. ffhrsEESsrhiTro&t poisrEoNfp.

- Il
Presentation Of picture Of Fran
ces b. Willard to the Central school
by the cehEai #oman's Christian
Temperance Union has been post
poned from tomorrow morning to Fri
day morning of next week,
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Nj, and Mrs. p. R. Patton, Of Park
orsbuTg, are visiting friends and rel
,atiyes here for few days.
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Others Failed But
the Appliance Cured
G, E. Brooks,
Marshall, Mich.

NaIsHdII1 MICH.
Dear SIR
Your Appliance did oil you claim
Tor the little boy and more. for It
cured him sound and we'll We let
MIN wear II for about a year in
all, although It cured him 3 months
after he had begun to wear Il. We
had tried several other remedies and
goE no relief, and I shall certainly
recommend II to friends, for we surely
owe It to you. Yours respectfully, =
No. 717 s. Main St, Akron, 9.
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simie Nusbaqm returned home
morning from a business
trip to New York and Philadelphia.
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Remember

I send my Appliance on trial 70 provS
what say ig true. You IRE 10 he
the Judge. FIJI out free coupon below
ana mail today.
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A. ]. Lodge, of Bridgeport, was a
city business visitor Thursday.
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'N n OW
new GOVERNMENT Blend COFFEE
HOW
is PUT UP

We buy the best fancy money can buy
10 bendedIna scientific years Of expe.
renee 80
cleaned by machinery Automatically conveyed to the roassrs
Cooled by electric fans nead of throwing on It, which adds TO
weaht Then by of suction ts cleaned
and other foreign matter After this osan shot Into LARGE
bins suspended the Ceiling which weighing machines
are placed P then weighed and packed ready use Human
purchase from your grocer. q 5z'fes !. 80
The coHeeVith the flavor.
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correct and new.

Our tailoring Department is
perfectly equipped to cater to
the whim of every man that feels
that his individual ideas in dress
can be expressed only I'M Clothes
made to his personal measure, 2
and we guarantee the fit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-21

WeShaye the exclusive sale in
this locality of the. Dunlap $500
Hat. Thisis the best hat for the
price that has ever been produc-
q ed. Other snappy hats at $500,
$500 and $500. Hats that; are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-22

a little blacksmith shop in 1883, where
ing third in size in the world for pro
mond, Indiana; Battle Creek, Michigs
Rumely Co., of LaPorte, Indiana. 7
deal' which inspired confidence in tn
of LaPorte, Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-22
Tory of the Rise OF am Indiana Farm Implement Firm

-
|4Honun "
VnA
@" and the
he
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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1912-06-13
Rebt os!b1'ngte" lse,
n. ?. Little and j. u. olmm0a0s

Notice IL hereby given that BY vir..
tue Of . writ Of Heri Fscias issued
out Of the above named court In tho
tts{ 3. R ?Ss Rt4s|R Sss1:t d!t =;
23nd day Of May. 1919, and to me
directed for execution, I have seized
and viii offer for sale and cell TO the
last and highest bidder at the principal
front door of the court house on
Saturday. June %, toI2
as s,tI tsg |g ';'s ha'' a'.gel
property towit:
Ono muley COW and cali.
Terms OF sale: Cash With beneht OF
spprsissment.
This 9Th day of June, 1919.
JOE n. 1Aa1I,
Sheriff and Acting oonsts bh,
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Notice TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.
In conformity with Section e3, Act
IS, 1883, notice is hereby given to Oh
parties holding mortgages on real e.
tate located in the parish of Washing
ton, L., on which taxes tor the yea;
begin the sale of same at the court
house door, in the town Of franklin.
ton, La, on Saturday, June %, 1912,
At ii O'Clock a. M, and that . number
of pieces of property SO delinquent
are now being advertised in this news
paper in conformity with the Law! law;
preparatory to such Gale me sttena o.,
lof mortgage creditors is especially
called to these advertisements OF TAX
sales and they are warned to take
such steps prior to the sale as may be
necessary to protect his rights.
JOE N. MAGEE,
Sheriff and Elk .officio Tax Collector.
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One dollar will get you a coat
and vest at
6tf Robert Darlington, Ltd.

eex71 % ONO, It1Y o. TOLEDO. q.
LUCAS COUNTY.
,ynAxr J. CuIxry makes oath that Be = eeoI0
.aStasr Of ~ 0sn Of r. J. CusxEY I 90. eo!ae
h1one0 u ~ CITY Of Toledo. County sao osss =
oNE HUNDRfD DOLLARS fos each and every
~ al CAfAlR1 that cannot b cured ~ sne " "
aaAA' ~S'~" FRANK J. CHENEY.
s-ss> "a hesoea - md subscribed b ny peoooO
~ " 4, ". GLEASON. [.
'::@S} '''.'' ''' . ~.
IN. n..a,,h cura n sSHA htenal1y and -
a,sseeiv NM Ia blood aAd mucous eoasaeee u "
ssSeS1. Gaoa f0 teotimoalalA me-. a
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., 1cseoes "
| FL II XIV TsnlY 1als tot constipation.
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96th judicial District Court OF L.,
for Washington Parish.
Ira ]. Pierce
We.
A. E. Cooper ct als.

Notice ID hereby given that BY virtue
OF an order OF FieTj FAcias lepgeq
out OF the above court ia t4e mater
Of irs D, Pierce 70. A. e. Cooper
Of sls, dated the 18th Day o. April,
1el2. ma to mo directed for exc
cuaon, I have sei.ed and VIII o s., iot
aale and cell to the last and h1gneet
bidder 1t the principal front door OF
the court house
Saturday June -. 1912
during the sale hours for judicial esles
the following described property 10
100 acres of land, more or leg. east
half Of mel and sw4 Of mel, sec. S'S.ll:
Terms Of sale: Cash with beneht OF
This 2sth day Of May, 1912:
JoE N: hAoss, Sheriff.
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Est Of A Tanguis, lots 8 and -,
10, b q, Rdsn ad Bogalusa5 II
Heirs Of Hardie Varnado. q
q in NV or, cor Geo Brewer
~ 2 "a
TERMS OF SALE.

On said day of sale I will sell SUCH
portions of said property % eacn
debtor will point out. aud in case the
debtor will not point out sumclent
nroperty. will at once, without further
delay seli the least quantity OF saio
property Of any debtor which auy bid
der viii buy for the amount Of taxes,
interest and costs due by said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisement
for cash in lega! tender mouey OF t1e
United States, and the property SOLD
shall be- redeemable ct any time tor
the space OF one year BY paying inc
price given with 20 per cent Interest,"
costs and penalties added.
JOE N. MAGEE,
Sheriff and Ex- oficio Tax Collector
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H E Adams--23 acres, 8 49,
81 13 in Adams town; 90 ii
acres n r 80, t3r A.. -. 10 81
FMac Adams-2Oa, n hf OF
ne or of NV qr,s 20,t 3,r 1874 90
Dominic Arouse, lot in blk 133
in N w Bogalusa. ......:.4 70
FINK Adams-lots 1871, 1872,
b 26 in Angie. ........: IL 81
Mrs s W Adams-318,47 a in
hr97,t3, ID; 91.N a hr
Sc, IT, IA; 1928 a hrS
and IS, t 2 and 8. r IA;
1927 q hr 40 and Sc, Pr
10 and 14,le5s 9 acres sold % 81
N j Burkhalter-19 q lots
and 2, 9 10, t 5, r 10......6 81
GS Berry, q and impts, e,
q and " by E D Metz, acq
of Ed Metz. ............:5 80
EFT Brumfield, 1 lot and
impts and mdse. Is 81
Joe Brumheld, 40 3, n Dyban-
ner Lbr Co: Q by Il S L Co,
9 by Warnerton. .........7 10
D L Barber 80 a, n, e, S and
" by G s Lbr Co.,. - 81
DIN Brumfeld, 80 a, n BY F
E Simmons. W by LPBick-
| ham, 8 by Silver Creek. 80 p
Wiley BLACKWELL lot IN
iona and impts. ..........3 10
x L Creel-lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5,
"a "a; and lot 4. so Is Rio 3 Al
Alex Cooper--hh a in Adams.
town. ....................5 o.
E G Corkern-12 q acq OF X
r Jenkins. ...............3 %
Mrs Casabon-lots II and 18
b 2 in E Bogalusa ....:4 "a
& Mrs Ida Carter lot and
impts in Pierce ad to
Ffanklinton. 10 80
!, John T Chiles, 100 a, n by L
d Bankston, Q by E E Bre.
land, 8 by G s L Go; so a,
i lots 4 and 5, 81, 5, IA, 40
8 in 9 6, t3, r IA; 30 a, n
and " W P Adams, 8 Silas
Adams. 20 ii
10 Grain, 26 q. beginning at
1 point on n line neqr Of SO
or, g 33, IL, r 49,. 1893 81
] / Grain, 100 a, n by Grains
Greek, . by Pushpatapa CT,
by state line. II 3
Heirs Of Nathan Grain, 120 q
a by ] I Drain, Q and 8 by
spcs, " by Joe Bulloch. 10 O
wv n Grain, lot SO b 6 Angie20 s
e " P Grain & Co. lots 152 and
impts an mdse in Varnado17 5
TT Creel, 80 q, 9 hf CT sw Or,
sec 10. t2,r12... ..........9 .
H s Casper. 3 ., n by Angie,
eNOGNRR ......4 Q
" H Cheshire, SO q, n R M
Pope, ., ., ", F P Sones. 5
G r Dickey, l horse, 80 hogs
i buggy, diamonds and jew
8 i'l D6io i;:; i CO, i mules, 8
cattle, 4 wagons I mdse..1 {
Nh Emma Erwin, 40 ., no
ar Of go or, 8 Is, IA, r 1914 !
{ Est Of J G Erwin, IS q, SO ar
d SO Or, sec IA, pit OF ne or
& SO or, 8 IA, t l, 11.....4
6eborn Easterling, "a q, lot
lot SEQ "a, IA, + 49,. IS
RR RUSSELL, IS q, n by P
Lendon, 8 by JIG ste.
vens, " by Bud Dyson. "A
A b Fortenberry, IS . in n
rart hr IS, t I, rs, n by B
Rortsnberry, . by J E
3 Fortsnberry, south by HIM
6chiing. .... Is
David Fortenberry, 81 acres,
ho desoripd on. ....3
nc Fortenbetry. 80 ., pit
of hr S., ii, : 9 and lot 2
~ and pt lot i, . 3,t2.r9.: IL
3 3 Fortenberry, 80 . in hr
t6,t1,r g.. .~..4
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has 8 Gibbs, lot ~, Of, II
A Pierce ad to Bogalusa g i:
;reenlaw Lumber Co-60 q
timber only, 8 hf of Sc ar
of Sc or, Sc or of sw or;
200 a, sw or of NV or, NV
ar of sw DR.. $ hf Of W hf,
NV ar, sec u, I, y; 40 a.
timber only. the center of
g hf of Sc or Of ne or and
$ hfof NV or. Of NV or 1,13;
146a,t o, NV or & 26 a ept
of Sc or of NV or, sec -;
57a, o, NV or of ne or in
W hf of sc or OF ne dr. sec
IA, 20; 24o q. sw or OF ne
ar and n hf Of Sc or and Sc
ar of NV or and ne or OF
ne ar, sec IA, 2, 9: l95 at
o. in hr 81, 2, 10, NV or OF
sec "a. /, 10; 460 a. TO, mr.
SO, /, II; 40 a. Sc or OF ne
ar, SCI 2, 2, Ii; 40 q, NV ar
of Sc or, sec 4, 2, II; 500,
e hf of sw or, sec 8, 2. II;
ia, W hf of sw or, sec ~. (
?. Ii ex 8 a; 14o a.w hi Of =
ne or and Sc or of NV or
and ne or of sw or, sec TO-
2, II; 600 2, all of sec ID ex
40 q, Sc or of NV or 2. II;
100 q, ne qrof sec 10: 2, II;
320 q, 8 hf Of Sc ar, NV or
of Sc ar, Sc or of Of ne Or
Sc or of NV or and sw or
less 40 q, sec 20, 2, IL; 12o
a, 9 hf Of Sc or, sw or OF
NV ar; 100 a, p hit OF ne or
and n hi of sw or; 80 a, 9
! hf Of NV or; 400 ., all OF
! VIM Simmons hr less 200
i q. 8. II; AGO q. all of John
! Miller hr 40, 2. II; 12o q.
] " hf of sw or, e hf Of Q hf
| Of NV ar, sec S; 500 q. hr
j 80, 8, II; 80 a, 8 hf of NV
or, sec %, 2. II; 100 ., NV
u ar Of NV Or, n hf Of sw or,
So ar Of sw or, 8 q, 2, II;
/ so q, sw or Of sc or, Sc or
of sw or, sec 26, 2, II; @0
d q, e hf of SO or, " hf OF e
hf, sw or of NV ar, sec ~
2, II; 80 q. Sc ar Of NV or,
q ne or of sw or, 8 q. 2, II;
/ 100 q, ne ar OF Sc or, Sc or
OIL of ne or. NV or of ne or
ne or Of NV or, sec IS, l,
6 y; 26o q, s hf Of ne or, e
hfof sc ar. 9 ht of NV az,
4 NV or Of sw or, sec SO, !,
II; so q, sw Or, sec 32,1,12
$50 q, NV or Of ne Or, e hi
v of NV Or, " hf Of NV Or. .
.hf Of sw Or. sw Or Of sw
or, sec 6,2,l2; 1913 . in 81
)2 cor hr ASH; 116 q, sc u
of sw Or, sec ~, SO Or Of
go Or, sec 70, NV Or of 81
Is Or. sec 34,3 II; 40 ., sw q
of sw Or, sec 27.8,I(; 1872!
80 ., lots 1, 2, 8. 4, sec 55,S,11
1886 ., lots 6, z, sec 81
02 lot I and se Or Of sw Or
ehf oinw Or of sw Or. sc
84,8,lI; Isl q in hr 44,8 II
80 40 q, lot l, sec 20, 8, II; ]
ain hr AZ. 3. II; $40 y, h
26 As and 48, SAIL; I6I q, q
of Fl sec $3.50 ex 100 ,
25 40 Z, ne or Of sc Or, sec Il
2, II. 49,. ..::.'
Hatton & Batson, 400 ., tim
80 Der only, 90 qrof NV Or IN
sw or Of ne Or, . hf Of .
or and NV Of Of sw or, &c
@,4,H..
Hamilton johnson, sw cor i
FOL 3, b. and impts, Rdsntn
Roby Hall, lots % and a,
80 in LBPierce I'd Bogal'
1el pm Keys, lot 6, b l6, Rds91
Nick Klein, lots 10, II, u,
1Oin Richardsontown. :.
32| Louis Leanhsrdt, 1N . in 8
1874. :.
22l LeatheFbpry 4 White, 81 a
hrM.4.1fa eq Of Minnie Pc!
tom. 62.66 q in. hr $751;
"a soq Of Mrs Callis Johnso
80 q, ne Or Of sw Or and Z
% or Of 90 Or, sec l,4,ll
Sarah Miller, 80 ., n hf OF
22| or, Geo 1912 ..........
J N Moody, lot 162, b 16,
>I AAA-l "a - A-~s>
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Up wilson. 5 q in Bankston

emily williams, 40 q, . ny ~,
williams, 8 by H H williams u
II ne and sw by Hy will.
Jams, 5 a in hr AZ, /, l5....5 10 III
Mrs Laura warner, AZ q and
impts in 8 8, /, 10, by N
Batson, Q J r Rhodes. ...5 62
coLoRED LIST.
VIM Brumfeld, 40 q, sw or
Of ar, s24, 1, g. ....:.. D OF
W A Burkhalter, 20 a, hf int
in NV or of NV or %, 2,93 IS
Julia Brumfield, l20 a, n: by
Jack Afford, Q by J o Ma 40
gee, S by A Brock. .....9 u
Charlie Bickham, IS a, part III
of will Brumfield Instead. 4 4o
Louis Bickham, 60 a, part OF
NV or s Is, /, H.. .... ~ SO
Tom Barker Jr, 40 a, swqr Of
ne or s, 10, I, 10.......5 30
Ira Barr, so a in hr 81, l, IA 3 ~
Celia Byunnu, III a, lots l, ~
2,3, 4, 8 q, and 3D. ~
Frank Grain, 40 a, NV or Of -
sw or, II, 2, II. g ~
E A Dyson, 40 a, lot 3 and -
S.5a in lot 4, s II, 2, 1917 81
Sol Dacus, 5 a in 8 "a, 3, IL.
acq of NJ E williams. - Do
David Fortinberry, 81 a, inn
hf of SO or, So, l, TO-. IS 70
Jesse Blackwell, 40a, part OF
the W A Daniels Instead. % 30
S D Hart, 80 a, n by Chas.
Magee, W Hart, W by W + ~
Bickham b 80
Thos Hayes, / lot and impt
in Hackley. - w
J Chas Hubbard, lot II, b q
S E Richardson ad to
1v 6eg }oSn' Is in ii s.
Charlie Magee, 40 q sw or of
: SO or, s 20, /, 11,.....:..4 80
Malrle Magee, 40 a, br @,1.l
n NJ l warren, Q Hays Creek8 70
Albore Magee, 40 q, NV or OF
q sw or 8 50, /, H.. g 10
Marcus Miller, q q and impt
"a IN hr 81 and 80, 2, 10. - A
- Mrs Alex Martin, 40 a, ne or
of so or 8 4, 2, II. ......:3 ~
2 Emma Marruch, q, n byJJ
Ball, and s Pierson, W
p by Sam Brown. ........l u
Jesse Moses, 1872 a, ne or 9 -
q, !, 49,. ~
IS Katie Moses, q q, lot l. 9 . a.
!, 10. ...'''':
AndreM Otis, 80 q in 9 part Of
% 8 10, 2,A.......:.......;,o VI
" Albare Pierson. 81 q, and
impts, n by T P Fornea, Q =
AL by River road. ...........5 "
Harry Peters, 80 n and eby
MSpeights, 9 by Charles
Wilson, W Jno Peters. ..6 g
&c Heirs of Frank Peters, 80 .,
in hr 81, /, IA acq Of W L
Warren .................o y
~ Heirs of Lizzie Peters, 81 q
M;nn i;a Pa D., =, 81 = in hr ii.
20 1, A.. 30 8
10 Jesse Peters, SO a. in hr 81, !,
10 Il, n by " Peters, 8 BY :
10 Lucy James, 20 .
Q, ] s Self, 30 q, n by Mrs wilks
q Q by Sol Sam, 81 E Fornea6 z
j W Sam, 31a, n and Q by
- Batson. W A Pierce. 10 2
- John Thompson, 60 ., n byS
Wilson, Q bp w Hart, " by
L Toomer. u
10 Dillon Tyler, 10 q 9. By w Mil
W ton, 8 by Hampton r Cow
90 by Susan Pope, u q, n by
% Hampton R Co, by J j
GO Moses, 8 by Jno Fornea. 8
~ Mrs Dillon Tyler, 20 . in hr
AZ, 2, IA, and Q N Batson
M shy Dillon Tyler. .......5
:" Louis Vernon, 40 q, sw Or OF
60 ar 8 II, rs 40 =, ne Or
Of ne ar 8 "A, 2,9..:.... TO-
y Albert Washington. 8 q no
description .........."..4
Sam Wilson ST., 50 q n by W
E Bickham, by s Hart,
90 shy Jno Thompson ... e
3 o. Early, White, 80a mes sndw
, 20 by G s L Co. 80. .....s
- C NJ Wilson, lot, IS in Var.
nado -. ...4
Q 20 Emily Wilson, 20 q, lot 4, 9
= 90 4, 2, ID. ....3
Walter Langston, l vacant
"a lot in E Franklinton !. ;. q
NON RESIDENT LIST.
Z OK 1osonh AccrOes lot 10. b 4 in