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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-05
MANNiNGToM BRIEFS

James Derley, has returned to his
heme in MoundsyilG.
Mrs. Iva Sharp and little daughter
let for their futHre home in Wheeling.
The Misses Ethel Horn, SEX and Marie
caanc,ly accompanied her there.
,4rry iIorn5ecN is hGme fer Il visit
{ m BMe Greek.
Mrs. L. s. scFvcnk has returned
f.3m Rnfrstale Pa. where she has been
for short visit,
Miss Helen Earhcs has gone 10 her
come in Kansas City Mo-. for ,hcsum.
mer vacaticn.
Mrs. HsRsy Mullholnnd was taken
10 the North Wheeling hospital for a
Surgical operation.
Il MIS-. +. II. MILAN and children u:
Rue'creek are here for a visit with
the formers sister Mrs. e. A. Leonard
Mis- Beatrice Hall is visiting gricE a.
in Cation Ohio.
WIN. Travis left FOR Gral.al for Il
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Crows
ROYAL ORDER STARTS ORGAN.
ZATioN HERE COLoRED PEG.
y PIE ONLY ARE ELIGIBLE.

The Royal Order Of Crows is the
latest ffaternal ordIr to come to Fair,
mont, and II prem scs to be the most
Unique.
The Grows. as the name implies.
rre black. And according to Clarence
>tSkinnert Lee. WHO is Grand 0rgani.
ger for the State OF West Virginia. ny.
cry applicant for the order must be
Of n certain shade Of the ebony color.
The grand organizer has air nd!
started on the organization Of :;
branch OF the order here, and has had
fully co applications from men WIZ
are eligible TO membership.
The order Is created by the co!ored
brethren for the express idea Of hav.
lng q fraternal order CT their own. to
which no white man Is eligible as they
claim that so many white orders make
the negro ineligible.
Grand Organizer f.2e claims that
he is q member OF ColUrCd ordcg
which when it started Cit was the col.
cred Elks, although under different
name from that of the white orner.
hut that the fight OF the white F,tks
has baen kept up for four Yeas against
the black lodgs. and that the case is
now in the Supreme Court, and that
this Royal Order CT Crows Was tn"
cutgrcwth OF this case.
"fhe Grows" is a fitting cognoman
for such an order. especially when
tie color OF the members is consider,
cd, and no doubt. after the cOorpd
people once see the amusing side OF It.
there Will be great lusa ,or member.
Ship.
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Mothers Club
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Tell rhcm"-R. r. Wyrhr.
Read paris from the Bible aud tell
the rest. 1t is well to oDtain bovh
Li Bible stories, and read 1t through,
~ one would read any other book.
TO have the thought or plan Of the Ri
tie AS whiic in the mind, hefnr,
I !lnG stories to children. The buun
ia3SI ctten recommended il Cbarla,
"oS,,rs bible Stories"
Prof. Mouiton's Child's Bible, on
aud New Testament stories.
"CHIO3bed Stories" Lctticc Dell
Tho Lost Garden l.et,ice Bell,
Never Old Stofics"-Lc,licc HaIl.
Tel Me IL True S,ory"-Mar,
Stuart.
The Story OF the Bible for Old an,
loung "-llurlburt.
First Steps for Little Feet in tbs
Gospel Charles IIur!burt.
Stories to Tell.
Index TO Short St&rics" Sa,isburi
and Eerkicnh. IN this book. the stor
les are alphabetically indcxed accord
Ing to subjects. with references TO III.
BOOKS in which they may he found.
The Old Woman and the Slxpcnce.
The Lad WhD Went 10 the Wind
The Little Baby in Our House"
THE Three Bears or Golden
Locks"
Little Red Hen"
The Lion and The Mouse"
The Pancake"
"Thc ! x and the Sheep"
"Bil,ysoats' Grulr."
THE Gingerbread Box"
"St. Christopher"
The Elves"
The North Wind and san"
The Hundred Sheep"
king Midas"
Sleeping Beauty"
The Night Before Christmas"
"rG2 House That Jack Built"
THE Three Pigs"
The Chi!drcn's HOui'-l0 volume;
Eoeh beck different subject, poetr,
Fairytalcs, history. etc.
JESSIE IRWIN TAYLOR.
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Confessed
Continued from Page One,

ther trial on the same charge is bar
Cd under the constitution and Jaws
Ohio. Cages confession resulted
speedy dismissal OF proceedings
h'-h were pending before Judge Sat.
g., involving the disposition of So,
90 reward nancy offered by the Com.
1isSl0ners CT Jefferson county, and an
1;hcr suit by Reardon's ndmin!stru
irs 10 collect 5000 damage form Jcf.
ersGn ccuntytccause OF Rcariong
lca,h. Following Cages admission
hat he fired the shots which practic
lily ridd!cd thchody OF the pittsbure
effective an agreed order was enter,
Il, the dead mans heirs getting ST.,
900. The appearance OF Cage on the
witness sand came as Il surprise 10
ttcineys FOR Reardon's estate. He de.
Jared that he had come into ronrt
Voluntarily. 80 YOU are not satisfied
'llA having killed Detective Reardon,
Ut nov come into couri and confess
that crime so that you may help TO
'eirad the little daughter Of your vie.
I'm of what is righifully hers?" inquir
the At orney oh don't know as
| am" replied Cage.
Judge Satter apparently stunned by
ages admission that he killed Rear,
on. sid You really mean to tel this
.ouTt that you assass;nated that man.,
efe"Fing TO Reardon.
They turicd him didn't ihe-?", was
Cages reton.
SILtcr settlement OF the case, Cage
Ell the court room hurriedly and is
'aia 10 have started for Wheeling.
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TERMS OF OFFICE
ARE ANNOUNCER


'CHicGi ''fT0N. June From III
exc ,utive L. Ans.on today. Governo
Hat field who is siia!.ly iniisposat
annToncCi the terms of oT2r, ofih
me'rSers Ct the new public seryir,
commission. Virgil /. Highland. VIII,
"as aeen chosen hartman, WIS rive,
'Ac lNo-y'Lr term: Wade c. KLINE,
EUR years; Charles II. Bronson, 81,
'Ars: Howard y. Ogden. eth, ycars
while no secretary was arpao:nted i
is known that the position has ice.
25erel 10 W. ". Whyti. of Wclch.
TIL" Governor today issued u ca.
=" he Virginia dc; commission
p 3fss'on. ,cr dtsd ~ the last. ley,s
latI'Te consisting of fifteen member,
CO. ." with she virginia au,borItis,
.e!aiire 10 Tho suit pending betwre.
lie 70 Sc, es. 10 NEE, here juno H.
Tor iNibpscs Of, organization.
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while confined in The jill. and was
this morning removed from the npper
third story corridor OF The Jail to the
bottom corridor, as it was feared that
he might do himself some bodily harm,
perhaps by jumping over the railing,
6 he was mach worried and seemed
;ery melancholy.
The preliminary hearing will he held
n this city before justice OF the
iCacc here as soon as the result Of
,illeeH's injuries are aseer;ained.
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Read This

There Is SONG person Or persons in
Farmont who knows about that cas-"
IGf Overalls now IL controversy. WHY
rot come up and tell what you know
abcu, ii and help me get justice?
will pay 500 to anyone person or
persons who will furnish sufficient In.
formation that viii lead 10 the recov.
rly Of one case Of oreralls and jack
rts shipped by Il. w. Carter ~ Son, o,
Lebanon. \. H.. addressed TO A. HART
ION. Fairmont. W. Va. en- January ~
oil. and supposed to have been re.
aciyed at Fairmont and delivered to
". s. Thomas's transfer wagons GS
Feb. II. 1913.
A. HARRISON,
Cor. Main rnd Madison SITS, FAirmont
W. Va.
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MARTIN KILLEEN
IS STABBED
THE WOUNDED MAN LIES NEAR
DEATHS DooR-HIS AssAiLANT
is IN COUNTY JAIL,

|
Martin killeen today lies In s.,
'osr,al at Clarksburg, prob
ably fatally stabbed, and his assail.
ant, Dave Hamilton, Is In the county
jail in this city. awaiting the outcome
OF killeen's INJURIES, before he Is Civ.
On a preliminary hearing.
Both OF the young men reside in
Monongah, and are well known there,
Hamilton being barber by trade.
while killeea Is an employe OF the
coal company ut that place.
killeen was stabbed seven times In
the body and once in the head. just
above his nose, with n pair OF BARRIERS
shears. which Hamilton brought out
side the barbership where he was EN-.
ployed. after Killeen had gone into the
shop and started quarrel with him.
1t seems that Killeen's sister had
been friend OF or was known TO Ham.
i'lon, and il is claimed that he in sons
way insulted her. causing her brother
10 have desire to give Har-.2on a
whipping. Hamilton. 1t Is claimed,
was at work in the barber shop where
he is employed, when Killeen Went &c
the shop and started 4 quarrel. Ham.
i'ton would not fight. and Killeen no.
tilted him that he would get him when
te came oHt The men then went out.
side. and before Il large array of wit.
nesses, the tussle started. The wit,
hesses did not know that killeen was
being stabbed, us he made no outcray
'at all, merely stepping backward as
each blow was struck, and killccn for
lowing him closely.
The man made Il get away. and aft
cr officers had been notified. Officer
shaver, of Mononeah, captured XII
lecn on Il bridge near tho city, wher.
he had been stopped by Il number o.
persons. When searched the pair
barber's shears was found TO b. In ont
o. his pockets. AMI these were takei.
from him. Thcy proved to be about
seven or eight inches long, while the
blade of the sheads was about 3ia
inches back TO the pivot or screw
which hold the two pieces together.
Hamilton was first taken 10 the Mo,
nongah jail. but later. the officers
there deciding that the prisoner might
he in danger if the injured man Should
die, removed Hamilton 10 the count!
!Gil here. arriving on the midnight
train.
Reports from Clarksburg at noon to,
day say that while killecn stood III
well until 10 n. IN. that from that time
OIL he has been complaining Of severe
pains in his bowels. and 1t is now
thought by the surgeons In charge that
some Of the bowels aud intestine:
we're puncturcd or severed by the
sharp scissors.
Hamilton seems very much worried
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pTcMA.NE Ro,scM,nc

HUNTINGTON - Death frcm MIC
NAME poisoning caused by eating IT,,
cf'ani in this city where he was snort
hs the day with IN excursion par,
is believed TO have ben the fate nj
i mes hariram, whose death took
l'Ia"e en- 'Ea steamer Greenland lar,
N1''0ay night. Just as the holt wa,
Passing Pt. Pleasant on the way b,c,
WIN lis Pleasure seeking ere sd from,
4 ttassey and Mldd!epart and nearly
uc,nts.- -----.-.., '~"' W
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-05

publication. when released. Las:
weeks Issue contained an articci
charging that Ilaggerty, who has
worked vita Governor Hatfield t,
cling alCLt peace in the strike zone
with being Il traitor 10 the miners.
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A BIG LOT FOR LITTLE
MONEY.

10. lSOX4O feet on Pike street
for sale, Cn car line. paved street
almost to lot. Pavement will tic
extended Ias' lot when the reads
provided for by bend issue are
built. This lot extends from Pike
street 10 Robinson street and Is
within five minutes walk of the
court house. Price $3.50, easy
terms il desired. Apply l.. N.
Davis At West Vireinian Office.
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.wo weeks visit with his aunt.


Miss May Slater Inexperienced 10 her
home in Chi ora Pa. after visit at
lAc home OF her br0thcr in Brooks
side, hrr niece Miss Frances slater
ACCOMPANIED her home.
as" Frances Fu!Ene entertained
'hc class 1913 NJ. II. $. Il, her home
on Monday Evening.
ILc mcmb" ~ of the Senior anil
Junior classes CT the NJ. II. S. and the
High ao0L faculty emioycd a picnic
at Salt Lick yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. a. G. Clayton and the Misses
LII apd Lena Prichard were in Fair.
mcnt TO attend reception given by
Mrs. Ewd Watson
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-05
Nut Club
is POPULAR AND SEVERAL CAN.
E'bAvES HAVE BEEN ENROLLED.

Since the West Virginia started run
h!nS the famous "EUt Club" cartoons.
the people CT f'airmont have gotten
.nto the habit OF lGaking for them
daily, AID it is very amusing to hear
Il. different times nov. at any place in
II" city, "Oh he's eligible for member.
ship in the MT Club"
And some persons have oven gone
50 tar is TO organize n local Nut Club,
rpEo!nting officers. etc. making many
nf their friends eligible for member
ship, and they have great fun when
they notify a cer!ain person that he ;s
elected. Their Nut Club scouts seem
&c be working overtime. from the nun.
Der of memberships that they are re.
cciNing. and within Il short time Fair.
mont should have quite thriving
cub. with u spacious club house and
snnitarium. with grounds that extend
aver manv acres.
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WILL DECIDE.
WHETHER OR NOT JURY WILL e.
DIRECTED TO BRING IN YER.
DICT

BY ASSOCIATED PRFSS.)
CINCINNATI. Ohio. June s.-Judge
alGwc!l. Of the Conan Pleas Count,
iii decide this afternoon whether he
ill direct the jury to bring in a yer.
'lrt OF not guilty Or order the trial oi
ieorse II. Cox and four other former
Ulcers OF the Cincinnati Trust Com.
any charged with abstracting a note
& %;2,GCc.O0 frCm the bank 10 pro.
seed in the regular way.
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NOTICE

Having taken charge Of the Ice
olant Of the Fairmont Brewing
Company, { will sell Ice for cash
It the following prices, at the plant.
Virginia avenue and 5th street:
From 10 70 100 lbs, 3oc per hun.
dred lbs.
From 100 to 400 lbs, Csc per hun
dred lbs,
From 400 to 1900 lbs, zoe per
hundred lbs.
Ton lots or more. 15c per hun.
dred lbs.
No Ice delivered.
Full Weight Guaranteed.
RAY o. HARDEN,
Manager Ice Plant. -; - =
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How many of its probable buyers
know That your property is for sale?S
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-06-05
WILLIAM CROSS.
~

How thoroughly do you investigate
all likely" ads. in your SEARCH Tor ::
position which pays more2
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NOTICE..
To Whom II May Concern

~ W Hull IL May tuNceFN
Nnlic. is hereby given Thai The m
dcrsigned. William Cross. Sosiden
c: Marion county. West Virginia, who
Is. at present. confined in the count
jail OF said county, VIII apply by pei
,On TO the Governor Of tho Slate
West Virginia. as soon hereafter as H.
matter can be heard. according TO la.
aud the laws in force governing app.
'ations of this character. i0r the re-
'isSicn OF jail sentence Of 81
months and fine Of fifty dollars AM
costs imposed on the undersigned b.
Justice Il. Leigh Fleming. on the o.,
day of April, 1919. Tor carrying n r.
Nolver.
WILLIAM CROSS.
Petitioner
N. W. OGDEN. Counsel.
Dated May &c. 1913.
May 90, June II
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1T WILL BE TO YOUR INTEREST LINE AND
SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER PURCHASE ELSE
WHERE WE GUARANTEE SUBSTANTIAL SAVING EVERY
PURCHASE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-07-18

In the Circuit Court of the Firth Ju'
dicial Circuit OF Florida. in and for
Marion county-In Chancery
Flossie I.eOna Golden, Complainant
vs.. Eugene b. Golden, Defendant
Order for Constructive Service.
Il is ordered that the defendant
herein named. to-wit: Eugene B. Col
den. be and he is hereby required to
appear 20 the bill OF complaint filed
In this cause on or before
Monday. the Attn Day of August, 1913.
II is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner. a newspaper published
In said county and state
This 18th day Of June, 1913.
fSeaD r II. NUGE\T,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marisn Co. Fla.
By N f. Goddard, d. c.
EDWIN SPENCER. JR.
Complainant Solicitor 6-l5
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-07-18
THE BANNER is HIGHLY cOMPLl
MENTE0

One of the finest compliments this
paper ever received was given to it
this week, ands it all came about on
account of an saccident. It's regular
carrier boy foT the first ward, Willie
Richey, is smember of the Boy
Scouts, and went on the sprint" to
Lake Weir. The boy who took his
route for him. was not familiar with
the paper, and on Friday morning
took bundle sof Weekly Banners in
stead of the Dailies, and we received
phone messages all the morning tell
ing of the error, and saying, please
send the Daily"
AS soon as it was possible to do so
we corrected the mistake, but not I'M
tin we were made to understand how
much our little Daily is appreciatey.
1t was really the finest compliment
ever given it, and we were made to
feel really proud.
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NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
Section OF Chapter 1888. Laws
Of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that Martin
Twin. purchaser of tax certificate No.
40. dated the eth day of June, A. D.,
1909. has filed said certificate in my
office. and has made application for
tax deed 10 issue in accordance with
law Said certificate embraces the
following described property situated
in Marion county. Florida, to-wit:
SwI4 OF set4 OF swi4 OF se'4 of sec
%, Up Is. 5, 20 e-5 acres. The said
land being assessed at the date of the
issuance of such certificate in the
name OF B. Pinkney. Unless said GER
tificate shall be redeemed according
to law. tax deed will issue thereon on
the ith day of July, A. d., 1913.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 10th day of June, A. d.,
1913
tSeaD p. II. NCGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co. Fla.
6-l3
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-07-18
CAPT. JOHN WEIGH WEEDS AT ST.
AUGUSTINE

Friday afternoon at 5 O'Clock there
was eliminated a very pretty romance
in which Captain John Welch and
Mrs. Caroline B. Wilson were the
principal figures.
Captain WEIGH went to St. Angus
tine Friday, where he was met by Mrs
Caroline B. Wilson and her nephew,
Dr. Knibe, OF Easton. Pa, Captain
WEIGH, in the company of DR.. sam
Morley, met Mrs. Wilson and Dr.
knibe at the home OF the vicar gem
eral of the Catholic church. where he
and Mrs. Wilson We're married.
The couple returned Immediately to
Miami, and since Saturday morning
have been living in their attractive
cottage at Ocean Beach.
Mrs. Wilson and Captain WEIGH
have known each other only the past
three months, having met while Mrs
Wilson spent several weeks in Miami
Al the Herring" Mrs. WEIGH has
since been in Easron Pa, preparing
FOR her marriage.
Captain Welch is one Of Miamrs
most popular citizens. and is honored
for his sterling qualities and brilliant
Intellect being a writer Of note
Captain and Mrs WEIGH Will be at
home to their friends at Ocean Beach
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NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
Section ) OF Chapter 1855, Laws
OF Florida.
Notice is hereby given that William
Gaines. purchaser OF tax certificate
No 364. dated the 5th day OF June, A.
ID 1905. has filed said certificate IL
ms Office. aud mas made application
for tax deed 10 issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property stu
ated in Marion county. Florida. to-wit;
81 OF NJ OF nwA of sec 9, tp II, $ r
%. q. The said land being assessed
al the date OF the issuance OF such
certificate in the name of Thomas
Johnson Unless said certificate shah
be redeemed according TO law. tax
deed will issue thereon on the l4th
day OF July. A. D.. 1913.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 10th day Of June. A. D.
1918
(Seall +. II. NJ zen l,
clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co. Fla.
6-l3.
OF Florida
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BEAUTIFUL FOURTH OF JULY
BALL AT WHITE SPRINGS

The ball given on the Fourth by
Miss Mary Skipworth. in compliment
TO her house guests, Misses Clara
Johnson and sRosebuud Robinson, of
Ocala, and Miss Margaret Hagen of
Atlanta, fulfilled all the expectations
that had been growing apace since
the invitations We're issued.
The spacious lobby OF the Colonial,
with its manyl chandeliers alight, was
draped from Column to column in ma
tional colors, the two big colonial fire.
places that guard each side of the
lobby. We're banked with palms and
beautiful potted plants.
The large square dining room, with
its beamed ceiling blaze of light, its
many windows. arched in the national
c0lOrs, and every available corner a
veritable greenery with the tail Are
ca, kentia andsPhoenix bending above
The broad leayed Borbonica and Sage,
was cleared fer dancing. Mrs Skip
worth. With her daughter, Miss Mary
Skipworth, and the honorees, receiv-
ed
The stringed orchestra sounded the
invitation to the dance. and the grand
march, led by Miss Rosebud Robinson
OF OcaIa and Nj. John Woffard Cone,
started througns the arch of national
colors and wound in graceful lines
through the cblumned room. and
swerved from figure to figure, each
more beautiful than the last, until the
tempo was changed and the march
melted into the waltz. Those dancing
We're gowned i1 the national colors.
and a brilliant, beautiful scene it
was
Taking part i'm the grand march lit
tie Miss Sarah Gate made a bewitch-
ing Miss Columbia and young Master
Arthur Scott a sedate Uncle Sam.
The dancing Has enjoyed until the
wee sma' hourst aboon the twal," and
all with one voice acclaimed it the
brightest and most delightful occa-
sion of the season.-White Springs
Notes in TimesAJ nion.
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NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
Section of Chapter 1883, Laws
of Florida
Notice is hereby given that H. w.
Baxter, purchaser OF tax certificates
Nos. 522. 523. 524, SIS. dated the 9Th
day of June, A. D., 1911, has filed said
certificates in my office, and has made
application for tax deed to issue in
accordance with law Said certif-
Icates embrace the following describ-
ed property situated in Marion county.
Florida, to-wit: Lots five (5). six (6)
and seven ca, Davis addition to Can
Idler-Lots 5. and Z, Davis addition
Ito Candler). The said land being as
sessed at the date of the issuance of
such certificates in the name of I'm
known. Unless said certificates shall
be redeemed according to law, tax
deed will issue thereon on the DIST
day of July, A. D., 1918
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day of June, A. D.,
1913
Seal P. H. NUGENT,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co., Fla.
$50
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-07-18

Mr. J. B. Malloy was Saturday Wis
itor. His neighbors say that he struck
it rich this year in the shipments of
vegetables. He was not as extrava-
giant in his remarks as were others,
but he says that he certainly surpris-
ed himself with his success in his
cantaloupe venture. He shipped TWEEN
ty-four carloads, and he says that his
prices broke all records. He did not
do so we'll on beans, but he is particu.
larly proud of his corn crop. He has
PAT acres in corn, and is resting I'M
der the belief that it will yield more
per acre than any other given mum
Der of acres in the entire state Of
Florida. His Yeighbors say that his
corn crop jsa record-breaker.
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SHERiFF'S SALE

Under and by virtue of an execution
issued out of and Under the seal of
the circuit court in and for Marion
county. Florida, dated the End day of
June, 1913, in a certain cause wherein
c. V. Roberts is plaintiff and =. c.
Smith is defendant. l have levied or
and will on
Monday. August 4th. 1918
the same being legal sales day, and
during the legal hours of sale. offer
for sale. at the west door of the court
house in Ocala. Fla, and sell the
same to the highest and best bidder
for cash, the following described per-
sonal property, to-wit:
Fairbanks-Morse engine. dynamo
generator, and all attachments belong
ing thereto, located in the building
known as the Ocala Gas Engine Works
in Ocala. Florida
Sold TO satisfy said execution anC
all costs.
J. P. GALLOWAY.
/ Sheriff. Marion Co, Fla.
| r. p. BULLOCK.
Plaintiffs Attorney II.