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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27
HOMELAND

Special Cor. Ocaia Banner:
MIR and Mrs n p. Dean and Mr.,
and Mrs Glattlie OF Early Bird spent
Sunday with friends i'm Homeland.
r. Parker made business trip
to the STANDARD mines Monday.
MIR George pgle of fernando is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs ]. A. Parker, of
Homeland
The young folks of Cotton Plant
and Homeland enjoyed a nice pillau at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Parker
Saturday night.
The picnic at Turner'S Pond was a
success Everybody reports a good
time The dinner was all that could
be wished for.
Mrs. ID. NJ BarcO and Misses Helen
and Rachel Veal spent Monday after
noon in Homeland.
The farmers are busy laying by
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

snnclnl Cor Ocala Hammer !:

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
We had a splendid rain Sunday aft
ern0on. which was a blessing for the
corn crop. and cooled the air after
the hot days OF last week
Mr. Hubert Perry and wife went to
Oxford last week in their new auto.
Mrs Mccoy was taken quite sick
sunday night. and IA the absence OF
Dr r X Slaughter. had to call in DIR
Hood We hope fOr her a speedy re
covery
This week Will wind up the ship
ping 81 the melons and tomatoes. The
truckers have received splendid pric
- and are all smiles
Jim Waters came down from Jack
sonvlie sunday. and was visiting
amongst his old friends and acquaint
ancca.
Mr. Vim j Frink was in Ocali
Tuesday Oh business.
Mr. Charles Larowc. wife and son
Leland. left for their former home II
New York last Tuesday. Leland hai
a lucrative position offered him in
large glove factory We wish hin
good nck and much SUGGEST in his
new undertaking
Last sunday. at the home of Car
Carlson there was family picnic. Th'
rain however interfered with some
Of the pleasure Of the day
Messrs Ibvell and Dennison loaded
their last car of melons on Tuesday.
Mrs Gaulden and daughters. Misses
Thelma and Gladys. we're visitors il
Ocala last saturday.
Ar Proctor reports splendid returns
for an of his shipments. but then ht
always gets the best in the market
for IL anyone Knows and understand!
trucking the dean of Pedro certainly
does.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

AS TO whether DE rs
has but recently FetiE |
scene has done mfe q
predecessors, that utl
erything else in lhe
There have been ghE
which less businest hn
and OF which less IEH
the consideration otvA1
fewer momentous ss1s
Such as those MAD hR
But there has neverbe1i
in the history Of u -
so many important Pc
ed for. before whieI ~
cendently momentod -
presented at whose
received less in shat
ment or more in I'd ~
ing waste of OppOrf
ating failure of perifn
ito of performance
the legislature Of isfs
percentage on record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27
FARRIS ON THE WORK OF THE
LAST LEGISLATURE

Commenting on Speaker Farris' ar
ticle extolling the work of the last leg
islature, the Bradentown Journal
says:
Speaker Flarris of the late legisla-
ture gives a resume of the work of the
session, and cites a number of meas
ures passed by both houses, and sew
eral more that went through the
house and failed of passage in the
senate. He thinks this session has
accomplished more than any of the
preceding assemblies, and challenges
any newspaper to point out or show
where any other legislature has
equalled the session of 1913 in accom-
plishment for THE people, and he chal-
lenges anyona to show where the
house passed ! single bad bill or kill
ed a good one. except the good roads
bill. Now, there you are. You fell
lows who have been doing the roast
INCHES called you-were you just
bluffing?"
The Tampa Times being one of the
newspapers referred to, that journal
responds as follows:
I'VE will reverse the order of the
honorable speakers mention of the do
ings of the legislature, and will no.
tice the sins Of omission first. With
the sins of commission We are less ia
miliar, as We have not yet seen a
complete authoritative list of the acts
that have become laws. Perhaps We
will in few days gain the knowledge
that will enable us to discuss intelli-
gently that branch of the speakers
challenge.
But as to the killing of the good
ones as the good roads bill is ex-
pressly excepted we will not further
mention it. But how about the calling
of a convention to frame a new consti-
tuition? Is the speaker among those
who think that the old one is good
enough for us for a few decades long
er, with the usual biennial tinkering?
How about the breaking of their
oaths by the speaker, and his col
leagues for the 'steenth time in fail
ing again to pass a reapportionment
bill? Does the honorable speaker
think that it is right and just and fair
for ono IJiI1ShOrOuub doroaorof 90 ha
equal to just one-tenth of a Lake coun-
ty democrat in the matter of repre-
sentation in the legislature?
How about the bill that would
have placed upon a just basis the
compensation of county officers iii the
large counties where they are, some
of them, receiving annually from
two to four times the compensation of
the governor of the state?
How about the defeat of the meas
ure to allow the people of the state
the privilege of expressing them
! selves upon the issue of woman
suffrage, the cause to which the said
speaker has ilst given in his postum
nous adhesion?
1.-THE Times has made four specif
cations; when they are replied to il
will set up 4 few more-there ore
plenty of tn EN-. We have not been
bluffing, and are ready to face a show
down with the speaker.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27
is IT YOUR KIDNEYS?
Don't Mistake the Cause Of Your
Trouble. An OcaIa Citizen Gives
Valuable Hint

Many people never suspect their
kidneys If suffering from lame,
weak or aching back they think that
it is only muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think it
will soon correct itself And so it is
with all the other symptoms of kidney
disorders. That is where danger often
lies. You should realize that these
troubles often lead tb dropsy or
BrightA disease. An defective RENE
dy for weak of disclosed kidneys is
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the expe-
rience of resident III ocala, who has
tested Doan's.
PHI. CHEN, 81. Fifth St. ocala.
Fla, says Il ST. ongly recommend
Doan's KidnAy Pills. for my expert
ence with them has convinced me that
they act as REPRESENTED have taken
this remedy on different occasions for
lame and aching BACK and other symp-
toms of kidney complaint, and have
always found felief Vou are welcome
to publish mg statemapt."
| For sale BY all dealeNS. Price soc.
Foster-Milbnrn Co. Buffalo, n Y, sole
agents for<the Emitted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no 6ther-ad
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

Kirby & Co., is the name of new
firm in Ocala, who have recently open
ed for business atS03 Magnolia street.
They carry full line of fresh meats,
fish, vegetables, poultry, ETC., and hope
TO give their patrols the very best on
the market.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

Mrs. Sidney R. Whaley and children
left Tuesday for Madison, where they
will remain for several weeks. Mrs.
Whaley's mother is not very we'll, and
she wants to be with her and hopes
that her careful ministrations and as
siduous nursing will restore her to
health.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

LOOK.-A weekly newspaper three
years, a monthly magazine three
years. a set of fine bstcards and two
beautiful pictures, al for one dollar
sif receive your Orderby July 4th. r
F. Polly, Okahumpka. Fla.-ad 6-27-1t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

Mr.. Fliff Peabody OF the Ideal SAYS
that ii short time h, will have an
lother fine vaudeville attraction to en-
tertap his patrons. H says that it
lis one of the best comnnies showing
jim vaudeville in the soub.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27
CONVICT l4a1

One of the measfs
the people which
attention of both h4S n
away with the cO4a
which most of thi >
pledged to take
the opinion Of the
offered was that
ernor Trammell an
house by Hon. EdYh
Marion county, Wh
one of the Leaders
though only twenu
This bill was p'~
but was rejected
senate bill frame
different lines veF
by the house an
While il is not .
by some. it is at
the right directiOn
1t provides i0T
of a state prison
owned by the star
ty. and the piae
female and infirm
the necessary bui
ed.
The able-bOdied
to be offered TO 49,,
as desire to WORK
upon payment % -
counties of SO 49,
convict. The rem \
leased for the prf
is made for a g
the convicts frOn
final abolishmenE .
within a few year.
All convicts n0i
counties or lessee
the state prison q
ed may ultimatsl
profit to the stail
zen. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

WANTED-Reliable northern man
at once, on farm. Pays we'll; married
man preferred. Address P. o. Box
ia, Summerfied, Fla.-ad. 6-27-1t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-27

Champ Clarks Z
hostler az sixV Il
There is certaini'
Champ, or he VI
brother-in-law q D'
Tampa Times l.
New York Is
in the world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

Interesting auf entertaining ..H
smile We fuDp 'Har. .ra maH good
cooks zoo Amarillo aHI .H..H $500
there aro pralabI aa tHo U.e
HH ffe advantage u. studying ZOO.
DOR urH renowned sI... NIH
lUf lHI 600 a.o attend a|. HIn.
b. hs tol repaid 'pr Ha.r .mr
though fHn Instructions lt.H 'u
nothing Df tar chance oI ..a
u.us ono or more of fte prizes
Another advantage boz attending
600 OF These lecture. b. tas social fr
oE it Here soH 300 m..' MANS "a.
fol friends AND 400 boz mHH
pleasing 90 both fhe Nras auH f..
lecturer If fHa cooking session .a..
.I.aHooH .0uI1 prove Hr m,s
OFF promoting friendly social raH.
Nou. among tHe good people FOL. fnr
.Ift and vicinity .HI, Goo. lre
'ud .0f most Interesting ud
complicated trt
Every a0mlH realize doubtless
Hr ls'irr than thD men nu realize.
fha' tHr TASK of preparing three
meals 70 day for 800. iass ZOO th, .slr
mI getting Sufficient HrI.um anI
maintaining mo desired Ierrr. oI
quality Iu tH. 0pokuf is nD snap
$500 know that Do H 90 mighty df.
I.If .Dh luI louh'loss N' men ont
n. 1000 who us, UftIr Thought fp
f.r nrk of 'H' house. boz must SUPP
r..f.H1 would fud b. f01 much 1f
Dol. 'u- themselves Tho Nrna no..
..I.H DO alu'I br doing m.lhf.
good fHne .or mo women of His
..'. and vicinity. as cell 1s for fho
m.H au1 bows and girls. .f D. could
arrange for high grade .ooaue
.Ha1 under 1 high grade iuarHr
'"r lHd R' arc moss delighted fo
n.f. fhp public to tbo treat for
.I.'H 1900 have arranged
Remember rou RiII get mo- bona.
Nf of 600 of This unless gour homo
a represented a' these lectures and
demonstrations and if Won should
neglect 20 attend ouy OF me meeting,
sou aIll surely regret 10 later
Arrange nov 90 attend these loc.
lures for mo week. which Vo assure
sou NIl pass 400 too quickly when
You realize and experience the pleas
urr and tho benefit of attending me-
cooking class
The Cooking Course viii be- con
Quoted %, Miss CHff who viii give
lectures on rho scientific and prlrt
DI points of the culinary arr and
500 give actual demonstrations
This course ls absolutely fro, 10
rtnrt one who wishes Go attend. and
iho NrNs wishes 10 emphasize strour.
IF 90 all of ils readers aud their
friends The high character of the
school and the ACCESSIBILITY of at
ioud.ng 400 the sessions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of catarrh thar
cannot Boz cured by Halls Caiarrh
Cure.
g.. !. CHENEY CO. Toledo y.
$50. tbe undersigned. have known
p j Cheney for the last O.. years
lud believe him perfectly honorable
u all business transactions and o.
rancally able o. curry 0ut aIl obli-
cations made Iy bis firm
NATIONAL HtNK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. ..
Halle CaiarIh Cure .s taken Iufer-
naIIg acting upon the blood aun
mucous surface, OF fhr system Zee
umorIala semi free Price o. cents
ger bofiI" Sold by ail drH1rsfs
Take Halls Family pills for COM
sfplton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
ia, b, Mr.. cornvalli. West

LONDON. March 14 "A Iars,
party of critics. politicians and a0
c.nty folk are going up 10 Glasgo.
tomorroy no attend the initial per-
formauce of The Hin Interest If.
The PLAY arises chiefly from tho ta.
that b. was written by Mrs Ge1rl.
torusaIls West .ormarIs Iaiy Ha
doiph Churchill boo recently octf'
90 loEal separation .r1m beer hHs
hHud The piece d. 70 'o1r-act p0iu
cal comedy dealing win O. universal
suffrage DID,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
~ rpInrMIc on COUGHING

Us FwCeping over rio town and
young and Old a.Fo are effected
fol"y's Honey ana Tar compound %
We quick SAFE reliable family mea.
'.n" i1r coughs anI colds s. S.
Jones. of leo Pharmacy Chico. CAL
-aF7 ! aouHred Fo'ry's Honey
'aud Tar Compound has mo- equal
Iud Is tho one cough medicine { can
.ecommcul 20 my friends. ms con.
tanning 900 narcotics or other harm
.ui properties Refuse an mbs,.
'Ifes and TAX" only F0leya H0ac)
and Tar Compound Bauda. Drug
Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

.a order 90 supply ample trauspor.
faiIou facilities o trolley line .s being
connected 20 the Top 0f the noun
TAIN. which VIII be- completed for tne
reunion This nsR line. With the DOB.
cline railway. plil satisfactorily han
de- all the traffic that the reunion
brings 20 Chattanooga
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
Lecture, Cover q Wide Range nj
subjects.

An abundance Of worthwhile Iu.
formation Nill be- crowded into thI.
ono asak Of the News COOKING
Course Miss Clln IL most inter
sfur speaker and has delight.
"'Iy friendly personality. Boo uddi
zion 90 being a thorough culinary
artist Ul sonderfui ability.
uur.Hg the week beginning Mon.
day. NW cur will not only lecture
al and demonstrate how 10 prrplr,
@ complete menu each day. but Vlll
thoroughly explain thirty-s.N muda
mental principles OF cookery. ln ad
d.fI0n She will teach the wives
mothers and daughters OF this com
munity how 10 cut down the cost of
living how 20 buy. prepare and serve
delicious aud appetizlng food how
t0 ruu nn absolutely sanitary Kitten
en Including a great many valuable
hints In regard To the saving OF la-
har time and fuel In the prrplr
ton 0' food
There is no such thlng as buck
H baking says Miss Clff "lr tho
Ingredients are good. the measure
usHfs correct. the heat uniform and
f.. other details infinitely accurate.
good results are absolutely assured
Miss emo will prove this assertion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26
NOTED COOKING AUTHORITY COMING TO DELIVER
FREE LECTURES AND DEMONSTRATIONS
FOR ONE WEEK
Miss Edith Cliff Cooking Authority National VIII Deliver Scientific
House, the Auspices d the
to all Women and Others Interested II the Arr o Cooking

la the 0l days when cooking bad
ro been reduced 10 scientific art.
David GauIrk Frote Heaven sends
a good ua.t hut the devil sends us
cooks" Nowadays OF course. things
.-. difier.f huf there rs stll always
room f0r r0Fement
Every a0m1n and girl reader OF
fHe News Interested To- the Art of
0ooklur 900 have an opportunity 20
attend frtf eek q series OF lectures
and demHHurafl0ns given by not
90 expert H ft.s subject. Miss CHu
IU.s c0ur. .G scientific cooking UIII
b. held fr me auspices of hr
-sas aHH there Hill be- no admit
,res f.. .- aly other charge what
.,er free 10 every ono Who
hes 'end Miss cum b. H
..Der' Domestic Science and 90
noted .Hty on tho subject of
..akn. Doe every cts where ahs
Ht. l.. This most remnrkabIr
r.Yrse .e Art OF Cooking. fh.
lecture room has been crowded to
IHs utmost lpacity ana Ga some lH.
stance. .Iu. Here turned away be-.
cause 0. Jack OF seating capacity
The s,.s s particularly fortunate
u be.rf .b'e 20 secure the services
Hf Mi.s 'If and the ladies of This
.ummUr. win have the rare ou.
f.rfu. uf studying the difficult
.rf oI cooking under such compo
f.uf 5000 Interesting lecturo-demou
.frffnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-26

Magazines ., Amaliho Drug
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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
AUDIENCE FLEES p
BURNING MOVIE
Two Employees Hurt and Wo'
men Become HystericaL

Pottsville. Pa, Dec. 4.-During the
progress of a show at the Palace mo
tion picture theater, on the main street
here, the place caught fire.
In a twinkling the entire front waa
ablaze. The audience rushed for the
exits in the rear and escaped without
any casualties, though several women
became hysterical from fright. Some
OF them in their excitement bolted
through the circle, Of fame in the
'front.'
william Saltzberger, a ticket seller
waited to get the nights receipts and
bGrely got out His hair was scorch
/ ed and his face bhstered. John Kelly
an operator in the asbestos-covered
booth. was forgotten He opened the
door. to find himself looking into q
nery furnace on every hand.
Keeping his wits about him, he
Jumped in the nick of time, leaping
out from a Gordon of long tongues Of
flame which hemmed him in on sew
eral sides.
He was slightly burned about the
Hocalp and the side Of his face, losing
lis soalter clothing and, having mar
velous escape from what Seemed Ger
tain death.
-The picture show proprietor, vii
Ham Krelitz, and the. owner Of the
building, .Adolph Prince, are the heav
lest losers. The origin of the fire has
not been learned.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
TENER FOR PASSES
To nt|LROAD men
Thinks FIRE. Transportation Of
s Families SlvU d CONTINUE.

Harrisburg, Pa. Dec. 4.-Governor
Tener issued STAT e -nent declaring he
sees no reason why the railroads
should not continue to issue passes to
families O. enploEes. .ix,.a.
The governor said that a misappre-
hension eXis,s as to whether the pub
lie service cor mission law prohibits
the issuance of tree transpor alton to
families OF railroad men.
The question has been raised in nu-
merous letters received from railroad
employees asking the public service
commission Tor an opinion as to
whether the act abclishes the family
pass privilege.
While the act itself in so many
not be issued to the families of rail
road employees and officers, after Jan.
1, when it becomes effective, the Penn
sylvania railroad takes that view OF
the law.
The act declares that ''any common
carrier may grant free passes or
passes at a discount to any officer or
CIlpIOyCg- II uRCS h0Is lhOiIioh SAOAi
families, and the Pennsylvania rail-
road posted notice on Monday that
free transportation within Pennsylva-
mia will not be issued to members OF
the families of officers and employees
after JAN 1, because of the new law.
S In his statement Governor ,Tener
says: Aa4
eff this custom has been legal in
the past. know of no reason why the
practice should not continue and such
...rasssIs aysatiar stiH he given to the
members of the families of offieers and
employees in consideration or as part
compensation for their services, If the
companies should deem it good policy
still to observe the custom which has
heretofore prevailed"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
ASK PRESIDENT FOR HELP
suffraaists Want Special Message Fa-
vcrinq Votes For Women.

6uffragists Want Special Message Fa-
vcring Votes For Women.
Was ngton, Dec. Adoption OF
resolution calling upon President Will
son to send to congress Immediately
q special message advocating an
amendn cnt to the constitution giving
the suffrlge to women. was the feature
of the ession Of the National Ameri-
can Woman Suffrage association. in
convention here.
The president was urged to recon-
mend that congress proceed with con-
sideration of the constitutional amend
ment before any other legislation.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick, of Chicago,
lie author, and Mrs. Desha Breckin-
1idge of Kentucky. were named a
committee d take the resolution to
the White Louse.
The suffragists began their activi-
ties with a hearing at the capitol be-
fore the house rules committee urg ng
the creation Of a house woman suf
frage committee. They closed the day
with a night session. at which sena-
tors and representatives in congress
told why women should be accorded
the right of sufirage.s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
ADMIT JAIL DELIVERY PLOT.
Northumberland County, Pa, Cour
Hears Of Plan,

Northumberland County, Pa, Cour'
Hears Of Plan.
! Sunbury, Pa, Dec. 4.-That plans
for q wholesale delivery of prisoners
from the Northumberland county jail
had been frustrated by the authorities
became known at the trial of Johr
Brennan and Walter Wolland. charged
with having purchased instruments te
effect the delivery.
sIFSeveral saws we're found in the eel
Of Fred Nye, who was hanged for the
murder OF Harry Miller. Brennan tes
titled that he, Wolland and two othel
men had purchased number of Jig
saws and softening material and thai
It had been planned to overpower the
wadren and release Nye. and sixty
other prisoners.
Judge Moser ordered the defendant:
to plead guilty. He will sentence then
next week.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
How's This?

.
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. =. J. CHENEY & CO.,.
= $50. A.siks.-.- .---t~
/ We, the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years,
AMI believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and fl
nancially able to carry out any OBJ
| legations made by his firm. MA
TIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, To
leedo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
| blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipatiOn.-Adv,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
GasoIine War Starts,

st. Louis, Dec 4-The Standard
Oil company announced reduction ol
half cent in the price of gasoline
the third reduction the company has
made in ST. Louis in the last month
The cut is said to be move in the
war between the Standard Oil com
pany and the Pierce Oil, Corporation
for the Missouri market,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-12-04
Salufdau, December IS. 1918

beginning at two o'clock p. m.
All that household furniture, as
sessed to VIM. Abbott.
All that household furniture, as
sessed to Jessie M. Bradley.
All that household furniture, as
sessed to Bodie Buker.
All that household furniture, or
gan and chickens, assessed to John
Benson.
All that household furniture and
organ, assessed to Lewis Boston.
All that acres of cut down
land, north of Bayly Road, adjoin-
ing the lands of John H. McGrath,
ct al, assessed to Frank Burton.
All that household furniture and
bugeye, Mary Mills, assessed to
Murry Cain.
All that household furniture, as
sessed to Emma Cephas.
All that household furniture and
chickens, assessed to Chas. Cornish.
ALI that household furniture, as
sessed to Mary E. Camper.
All that household furniture, as
sessed to John Camper.
All that house and lot, No.
Coleman's Alley, lot 43x67, assess
ed to Mary Ann Camper.
ALI that house and lot, No. 14z
and L44 Pine street, lot 76x26, ,as
sessed to heirs of Dorothy Cornish
All that household furniture.
cart and chickens, assessed to E
S. Carey.
All that household furniture
shoats and chickens, assessed t.
Brentwell Cornish.
All that house and lot on Bayl
Road, adjoining Alfred Jackson, e
al, assessed to Dennis Cornish.
ALI that household furniture,
pair mules, horse, 1 cow, assesses
to Robert Cornish.
All that 16 acres of land, NOR
or less, adjoining the lands of How
ard Brannock, ct al, on Neck road
assessed to VIM. Camper.
G.. EDWARD LeCOMPTE,
Collector OF State and County Tax
es, for Dist. z. Levy 1911.