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The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-18

Up to this afternoon only a small number of the rural &stricts in the county had filed their returns in the office of County Clerk J. A. Lea. The majority of those reporting adopted the sevenmill tax. The question of county supervision and county uni formity of text books was not voted upon in this county this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-18
NEGRO IS KILLED:
 SLAYER ESCAPES

John Holmes, negro about 30 years of age, was stabbed in the left breast, between the sixth and seventh ribs, Sunday afternoon at , o'clock by John Holden, another negro, and died
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LITTIBTON

LiTTLETON. W a., March u NJ.
thas. Turner. q Chestnut fam A. ,,i1it
Stlrm Niiaa'
Mls. o.. J. Farrell and son Marcus o,
'lalhahurE. visited tue forrnerss 80
day ''i's' M"h-
ar Arthur strosnider. Of uoy,d,yu,.
day. "'" ues-
Mrs Fred Hskof. o. McMecb., a.
town. menus IN
Miesr Gusta Porter returned eurd, 4,
y" nor nome iu FarmluEtou. after af.nf
ing lev days with friends in foevr
l'r 7. =. Martin. Of Hundred 80 4.
VISITOR iu town Mcdne adav
MI ~. ,. Mcukcrnellsr spent VVcdr.g-
wheeling j"
Mrs Jennie williams. Of w.frto,
visited nor brother. Mr. D. W CumbeT,
ledge. saturday and sunday
Ar ". NJ. MeukemeIIer. az Vyheaurg
~. hlrlncfF visitor On town satur.
Mr Roy Taylor. OF Hundred sp.,,
sunday with friends iu town
Mrs. clyde Hoofh. OF Hurf9n yIaffet
hcr sister. Mrs. Lee Dent Nedtteafav
Misses Mary ana Catherine Il. Des. 81
Wheeling are visiting friends ln town
Mrs. John cullIuuu. 81 Hundred vIsft
81 friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs Henry Robinson and daurbfr-
AIDA. returned home Thured4v r.,
broomhcld. waere they have been visit.
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Ing, the formers daughter. Mrs. A. A.
Miss Cecil Matters. Of Uniontown. IL
visiting friends here for Few days
,- MlJs Louise kearney Is visiting
Mrs. a. a. Wilson. OF Broomheld. Is
visiting her parents. Mrs n. n. Rob
Mis-. Chas. stimms Is visiting friends
IN wheeling FOR few days.
Miss Ethel Hughes spent Monday in
Cameron visiting friends aud relatives.
MT thas- buothe. OF Hundred. spent
"Wednesday In town.
Miss Elizabeth lrookover. OF Anthem
spent Tuesday with Mrs G. G. Thomp-
son.
Mrs Albert Byers. OF Uniontown.
spent Wednesday with her sister. Mrs.
Miss ARIA Nay j. spending a few days
IA fairmont visiting friends.
Nj. John Odea spent Tuesday in
Miss Jennie weighen IL visiting her
aunt Mr. AIon Porter, % Cameron.
Miss Clea Nay spent Wednesday with
tfiends ~ MauuiuFtoft
Miss Lora Young. % sand Hiu. r.
visiting her cousin. Miss Bertha Att
MIS-. Wayne EniN aud daughter. Anna
Margaret. was shopping IN Wheeling
Mr. Pete white. 81 Hundred. spent
Wednesday with friends here
Miss Daisy kimbio. Of Bethel. spent
Monday with friends
Mrs. owen slider spent Thursday
shuNptuN lu MMuulu Efuu.
ar. J. W. Cumberledge spent Tuesday
NJ Cameron.
Mrs. ,. y. Robinson spent a few days
~ cameron the FRS ~ the week
Miss 1rrIrff EillrfH iH 900 NJ her
hone on Railroad street
Miss bcHeie tnurch De- visiting her
sister % Smithncld this week
MI. Geo. scmlev. of Hundred srant
WcdnoHlay evening visiting friends
Mrs clyde Euothe. % Burton. auent
Monday here with her sister Mrs Lee
Dent
Miss. Mary DILLINGHAM; spent sundty
with cleo Nay.
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. March 81 AZ
anu Mrs. John Hin deiightfulIv sn,ar
sa.s, ~ hunber OF their friends with A
e"eh party Tuesday evening.
Inc evening was spent In a social
way. The young people maLins $500.
Win games. and other diversions Al
conventional hour delicious refrcShmcnts
Sener,s'i Ned. Al a late hour the guests
sSPoi teu wishing AIR. and Mrs. Hill suc.
cess an their new home. MI and W..
t I'M VIII shortly remove to a farm mes,
West Alexander. ' "ea'
n, among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Riggie ana famiiy ~ sn1
alrs' EDWARD Francis and family ME-
sna Srs. VIM. Luke. Mr.. Richard Luke
BiSnebs Me MISS Al na. Agnes and
others. fanny ana
Mrs: Hulda Conner Fitzsimmons and
psi,a xaS sranaaaus h'er. Atss Aargue-
Isite Aarcher, daughter OF MIR. ana Nrs
James Archer, OF NiOia. have returne,
nun, from IN extended visat with heT
ncn1 d go, ~ anu Hanson Conner. prom
hent uehtlsts OF ST. Louis. 40.
The many friends anu relatives N,
Viola ATTENDED the funeral OF ar. sDao.
ser Srandstaif, OF Dallas. Mr.. Grand.
Viola. S4uehs OF
Richard Luke was a business caller a,
Elm Grove this week.
Howard Sligar has returned IN he
noHie IN MaJ0rsvlllc. alter spending IN,
MlhteI Win has grandparents Mr. ana
sl ~ W. l.. Dague. OF Viola, where he
mas oeen attending school.
MT. aud. AIRS: Ellsworth Turner b.,y.
rrsStuIhtu 20 their nome IN Taylorstovgn.
a, Sittt spending several days mere.
MI. SANFORD DomPn was calling ON
ifiehus 81 Lone Oak near SAND AN
Mfs. Jane Eutn, OF Wheeling H. the
su.st OF her sister. Mrs. John Fitzsim-
MISS Florence Maxwell was calling op
Mrs. VIM. Jines. va
AR Charles Mccoy. whose leg was in.
Ii Ia
again. W WV
AR. and Mrs. Dora Sutherland. O.,
nhcelhs. were callers ON friends at tnis
Mrs. Jane Ruth called on Mrs. w. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry entertained A
$3.50 % l'ienus 4 Gesday evening an a
served. was
Mr.. X. NJ. Mexican and Mr.. f. s. Earr
49, hv suesis OF Mr.. Geo. FOX. this
shofty Tor her home near West AIeNan-
sI, after having completed her school
term AT the Lone Oak school
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningbar, ,r
Peters run. ohio Co. sIent several 10,
the guest OF relatives mere. ''
Extensive improvements are being
made To the residence OF IL. 81 PAVE
the sand Hill blacksmith
Hiss nellie Ewing has returned 10
- lone, nDins near Viola having completed
grove "'4 near Elm
The new church bell which had Ar
Iieed AT Elm Grove last week was
fiaseu on tt.c church grounds one dIy
.tst Week IIe contract WAS given to
Ainert winters 20 deliver H.
ieaiih y urner has returned 20 his
noine IN Iayiorstown being called here
=" attend MS Erandfather's funeral
-, winters, OF Elan Grove vas visit
llE lIienos az SAND liill this week ne
ts". te2ta4n winters was the Captain
81 ar turner's company In the civil
~, "oth serving together more than
tlnction. VIZ" "iH-
ol J: J. Roseherry. Of Benwood has
fsturned home after a short VISIT wiz
his nephew MIR John Cardeper 90 80. a.
sister Mrs. Margaret winters
Ihe stockhol iers OF the SAND ffut
iarHers line met al the sand mi scbooi
mousse Thursday evening where sg,,.
business was transacted
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SPECULATION DOWN TO MINIMUM
ON NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK. March 2T.-The progress
sive decline in stock exchange trans
sctssrrs proceeded to-day to a point
which brought down speculation TO mini
mum proportions. The slow downward
movement of the last few days contin-
ued- Weakness developed in spots. but
losses In most instances were held to
fractions. Fluctuations were so narrow
that professional tIaaers mad few oppor-
tGuities ana IN the latter part OF the
cay they left tine market To itself. with
the result that business was at "A stand =
sun much OF the time. Lehigh Valley
stood out most cOnspicuousiy among
these stocks. falling back points.
lfttsburEn e. G. * 81. Louis lost 2
points or the recovery which followed
its INST break on announcement OF the
cut In dividends. Canadian Pacific.
Northern Pacific and Northwestern also
were heavy.
OF the industriaIs. American Sugar
was especially heavy. Tobacco stocks
were depressed by the prospects OF
further LITIGATION with the government.
There was an easier tendency in the
time money market. cash gain OF
$1,000, O0g 10 $4,000. 900 was indicated by
known movements OF currency during
the week Total sales 1000 shares.
Bonds were irregular. some promin-
ent issues were heavy. Total sales. par
value. 81 500 900
United states bonds were unchanged
on call
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y. $. Bacho 8 Cos closing letter.

NEW YORK. March 27.-There was a
dun aud embarrassing market at the
opening here. The retrcnchment OF rail-
roads as 4 result of poor business. was
brought 10 light from New England In
addition To those reported from Penn
sylyania The news OF railroad curtail-
mcnt naturally has a depressing effect
on steel sentiment and there Is talk
already 81 closing of some OF the steel
mills. The delay in rate decision up TO
May LIST gives little hope OF an improve
mcnt Ia steel business There was n
sharp decline In Behigh valley % ga
points and IL feilcd to regain much or
Its loss end the market in general turn
ed heavy IN sympathy. Thu copper mar
Ict has relapscd into dizziness again az
ter is recent tmprpN cfnent. The pana-
ma tolls bill was uD In the house to-day
and the admins ration forces scored
first victory. The Corn Products REIN
iuE stocks were stronr to-day. no action
was taken on the proposition Of scaling
down capitalization. The final tone was
slightly nrmcr. some strength appearing
iu n Few industriais.
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uD-Transfer books close March 20
Tor ~ cash dividend payable March 81.
=, tQ-Transfer books close April 20 for
n OF IL cash dividend payable April 80.
tSD-Transfer books close March 20
Tor u cash dividend payable April 1.
til-Transfer books clore March 2ist
Tor 20 cash dividend payable April LIST.
ior is% cash dividend payable March
lSl-Tarnsfer books close March 25th
Tor ~ cash dividend pa.able April L
(I(-Transfer books close March 25th
Tor y ensh dividend payable April 4
tel-Tarnsfer books close March 2Oth
Tor y . cash dividend payable April 1.
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nttIe TO be desired. Similarly. cotton Is
ehteting upon the new year under fay-
oraple auspices. on the whole. and prices
OF INC great southern staple have later
~ shown somewhat less firmness
News from the iron and steel-th.
foremost business barometer-refiects a
waiting attitude on the part of consum-
ers, and new bookings this month will
not equal those OF February.
-, failures this week In the United
states are 5i3 against 24S the corre-
sponding week last year. Failures in
Canada number Is against Is last year.
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! Par. l BID. | Ask L. 4

(2l-Transfer books close March 2Oth
lot 20 cash dividend payable March
(s)-Transfer books close April goth
Tor OF 10 cash dividend payable
Nl-Transfer books close March goth
for Ia q cash dividend payable ArriI
D-Transfer books close March az
for Ia % cash dividend payable April
LIST
C5)-Transfer books close March a1st
for 20 casn dividend payable April list
i t6l-Tarnsfer books close March 18th
for u % cash dividend payable April
LIST.
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EXPECTED BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT
HAS NOT MATERIALIZED, SAYS DUN

NEW YORK. March 2T-Dun's re-
View will say to-morrow.
Expected Improvement I'm trade con-
ditions has not as yet materinlized and.
wniie indlcations or progress are mani
fost I'm certain directions there Is still
a lack OF uniformity In reports from the
lcading centerS. \ somewhat backward
spring has initiated against n normal
distribution of seasonable merchandise.
Thc countrys agricultural outlook
constitutes highly important factor
and 10 Is extremely gratifying that pros
poets Tor the winter wheat crops have
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Butter. Egg and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Hutter un-
changed. Cheese. steady. unchanged
EEgs firmcr. fresh gathered e4traa 30.
DO tirsts. storage packed Gle. fresh
gathered firats toai a. z0t4c. state. Penn
sylNanin and nearby. hcnncry browns
cd coiors 20u2ic. Flour steady.
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ul-Books close March 20 for ? &
dividend payable March 3i.
2l-Books close April 20 for MI
dividend payable April 30.
t3)-Books close March 20 for 1u9.
dividend payable april 4.
N-Hooks close March 1fet for ae
cesh dividend payable April fst
tb(-Books close March rs for IL z.
dividend payable March a.
ftl-Hooka close March rs for =.
dividend payable April T.
Cl-Books close March 20 for IL =
dividend payable April 4.
OJ-BOoks close March 20 for II. z,
dividend payable April 4.
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Money.

NEW YORK March 25=Monsv o,
can steady. range "a 02c. ruling rate
and closing bid I sc. closing ash fTsr
Time money weaker. sixty DAYS +. -
aci fD DAYS 2 II y &c, six months ggat.r.
topper. STEADY, standard spot ffg7TS
~ lAiis clertrolytic giAf2. lake unlrfrsI
$1,000. casting fla37. Tin STEADY
spot So. % 3sa2. -fassaras
spelter-f s25Q515 Gron-ouiet
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 27-corn trade c~-
penued 10 huge proportions to-day. and
.ne market after violent changes wound
~ ~ an ADVANCE OF &c to y a. sc net
- ioohsd as AZ n big game had been at
s.ehpted a group OF strong houses try
ing 20 dislodge all weaK holdings and 10
WsIo me offerings at lower prices
mheat crossed firm ut ~ off TO a shade
ADVANCE and oats unchanged "A SIXTEENTH
hisher' out provisions down 2hc 10 IOc
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa. March 27=Credlt hal
ance $50. Runs 2g7.g18. average ma !
ess. shipments ifs.30o. average 97.0sS
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HazIe,t's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va, March ~. ~
The following quotations or the nors
active stocks 81 the Wheeling market ars
corrected daily FOR The fntelligencsr nv
building.
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Baron Local .Stocks-

WHEELING. W. Va. March "a. ia.
The Following quotations on the mora
active stocks OF the Wheeling market
are corrected daily for the Inteliigencsr
~ Geo. w. Baron. local broker. and a
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Pittsburgh StocISs.

WHEELING. w. Va. March 81, IL.
80. -ctN' tlttsoufEt. st"yKs. coTTectsa
10y by a T.. Masten & Co. bankers
snd orokers National Exchange bans
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chicago viii have this year 1859 vot-
igg places because % expected Jorge vote
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Articles / open. / High I Low c,o-.

lash quotations were as folIows.
kye-No. 2. o. isc.
naIiey-fecd OF mixing 4gH6ac
aihothy Seed-s3.5O 4.7B
NtoNer Seed-Sg 90 a. VI II
fork-MCss. see. g5
i.ard-tin tierces) SIO42
snort Ribs-tiOoseD SiO-S7Gtt
=. UNION STOCK YARDS. pittsh,,.,,,,
inarch z.-Cattle-Steady. sunni,
nsnL Choice sS.75aSOO. prime Ss.sats
sheep-Steady; supply light. Prime
~ nednels $3.50 $50. culis and commons
fOVvM 800 lambs s5.5UuS.gb
veal Calves-siO.OOG4 1850
hoss- Lower. receipts 10 doubledccks
= rune heaNy Sg.O5Hg10: meliuue
hsaNy and light workers. and pIgs "a ~
$780, roughs $500 SIS.
o., CHICAGO. March 27.-Hogs. receints
ssSS'ge00v' lower; bulk OF sales s.. 81 10
$50; light fs.f0MS.G5: mixed $50 ia
500 heavy SS.2os.G sc: rouEa xS 2olfs ~.
DIGS N1xn n s.5s. Cattle. rscetpfs .00.
STEADY; becves $500 ~ a.GO. Teas ef@grs.
st-es'h.SO: stockcrs and feeders f5'soes
10; cows and heifers 81 7OaS so. csi,.ss
N'.NVWt.Nv. sheep. receipts = OO0.
strong; natives t5.2sT67si vesrit,,.s
sb.@S = f.SV' lambs. native ST25qS20
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WHEELING. W Va. Mcrch Fl. ~
Range q active stocks On "a. Sss
korE stock Exchange. corrected daily -
- p Nsstsu & Co. br0ksrs
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$$!.i:! &; { s; y; II II
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Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING, w. Va. March "a, IA.
. Corrected daily for the Intellir enesr
by the Fidelity investment Association.
Stocks Par.I BID. AK L. ri
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1914-01-15
PARKER-JOHNSoN

Married. in the Baptist parsonage at
Kissimmee, Wednesday, Dec. 31st, 1913.
j. N. Parker, formerly of Punta Gorda.
and Miss Elizabeth johnson of Kissim-
NEE.
After the ceremony. the couple went to
Tampa and took dinner with the groom's
daughter, Mrs.Levi McCullers. From
there. it Is said. they departed for Texas
as their future home.
For about eleven years past Mr.. Par
ker was a resident of this city, and he
has many friends here who will rejoice
to know of his happiness.
His bride is well known and highly es-
teemed in Kissimmee where for several
years she, held responsible position IL
the Office of the circuit clerk. She is a
lady of education and refinement and will
prove a blessing to him who has won
her heart and hand.
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SYRUP MAKING

Syrup making was scheduled to com.
mence today out at the farm on the hard
road in which Messrs. Frank and Chester
Blount and Clayton Porter are interested
A mill has been set up. Messrs Nelson
and Roach of Harbor View, have been en-
gagged to undertake the work of getting
off the syrup and the mill will be operat-
ed day and night until the seven acres
now standing in cane is cleared
Some of the syrup will be put into gal
Ion glass gars. the remember in tins. 1t
is hoped to get over 1000 gallons, but I'M
til the grinding has been started, 1T will
not be possible to get any accurate line
on the probable yield. This is the best
chance many of the visitors to the city
will have to see cane grinding carried on,
and many who have never happened to
see the work, will ask for theopportuni-
ty.
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ONE OPENING HERE

There is steady desire among the
tourists now arriving and among winter
visitors who have homes for a launch
and row boat livery. At present while
there are some good sized launches to
be hired for trips, there are no facilities
for small parties and for the short trips
just around the water front which many
like to take. Then also many of the
younger people especially are fond of
boat riding an many of the women
want the exercise of rowing themselves.
For the past two seasons this need has
been expressed by visitors and with the
steady arriving of more visitors accus-
toned to the patronage Of a livery one
should be located somewhere on the wat
err front convenient not only for the use
of men but also for the ladies.
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BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

A large meeting of the Board of Trade
was held Friday night with II guests
present from out of town, most of them
being members of the tourist party from
Ohio which has been In town for a week
looking around the country about Punta
Gorda
Three new members. c. M Carrier, M.
e. Klein and w. Sturdy were elected.
Among the business transacted was in
struction to the secretary to write the
mold and foundry company to whom
samples of limestone were sent request
ing their analysis. 1t was voted to sup
port Mr.. d. Saussure of Jacksonville, as
member of the Federal Reserve Board.
Both the Treasurer and Secretary sent
in their designations and Mr.. Charles A.
Waltmre was elected to fill both offices.
Various bills were ordered paid.
Annual election of officers will be held
on Friday night. Jan. 16. and every mem
Der is desired present and voting.
Capt. Towles Of the Towles Line of
steamers, which was prevented from
making arrangements to run its boats in
to Punta Gorda through various circum-
stances. was in the city this week and
may be present at the meeting to address
the members.
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A FISHING PARTY

A fishing party consisting of Messrs.
Keever, Thomas and Shook of Lebanon.
Ohio. and Strawn of Pennington. New
Mexico. made a big catch of red fish out
on Alligator creek last week. Accom-
panied by Mesdames Shook and Strawn
tramped the distance five miles to the
creek and when they returned to town
in the afternoon bore string of fish so
heavy that they had stopped fishing lest
they might not be able to transport any
more. Among the reddish were two big
fellows the largest said to have been TAX
en- out of the creek at the steel bridge
this year. AS the gentlemen are all crit
ical fishermen they are sure now Punta
Gorda's reputation as a line fisherman's
paradise has not been overdrawn.
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A DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION

One of the most delightful functions
of the season was the informal reception
give by the members of the Methodist
church to their new pastor and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. t. NJ. Sistrunk, at the love-
ly home of Col. and Mrs. ]. H Hancock
on Marian avenue, Friday evening, from
seven till nine o'clock.
All members of the church and friends
were invited and there was quite large
gathering. Refreshments, consisting of
cake and fruit punch, were served, and
music by the younger set of the church.
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year from the date sf their election. and
shall be elected att m election to be held
upon the first MONDAY I'm January, A. d.,
1915 and upon the INST Monday In Janu-
who are to conduct the business of this
Corporation as it's Temporary officers, un-
til the officers are alhcted at the first reg
ular election and qmldfsed. are:
Henry CT Aihsworth, President
w. Il. Reid. Xfce-President
Geo. o. Dewey. Secretary Treasurer
AMTiCLE VI.
LIABILITY.
liability to whihfh this Corporation can at
any time subject Mself is ten thousand
Dollars
Names, Residhm&es and Subscriptions
OF fncorporators.
Henry c. Aimsworth, Punta Gorda.
Florida; "a shares. W. E. Reid, Punta
Gorda, Florida;. $f shares. Geo. o. Dew
ey, Punta Gonda. Florida: "a shares
ARTICLE Vlll.
Seal.
The seal of tfsfs corporation shall be a
circular impression stamp. bearing in
and around thu circumference the words.
.Punta GordR-Havana Cigar Company.
Inc.''
HENRY G. AINswoRTH.
w. FL REID
GEO. q DEWEY.
STATE oFNEsoRtDA,
DeSotn, County.
Before me. an officer duly authorized
to take acknowledgment Of deeds, per-
sonally came Henry G. Ainsworth, w. z.
Reid and Geo. o. Dewey, and each az
knowledged the foregoing to be his genu,-
inc signature TO the charter of Punta
Gorda Havana Cigar Company.
Witness my hand and Official seal this
27th day 0f December, A. d. 1918.
s. p. ]. TRABUE.
Justice of the Peace.
WALLACE CHADMAN,
Attorney for Incorporators.
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ORANGE PEEL

OF cource none Of the townspeople ever
toss orange peel into the streets ana
equally Of course winter visitors who are
so used to cleaned streets at their north
ern homes never throw peel about the
sidewalks and cutters,
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NOTICE
State OF FIoria,
DeSoto County.

State OF Fioria,
DeSoto County.
NOTICE Of Intention to apply for
LETTERS PATENT
Notice is hereby given, in conformity
with Section 2649, Revised Statutes of
Florida, that we, the undersigned in
tend to apply to His Excellency, Park
Trammell, Governor of the State of Flori-
da, at Tallahassee. Florida, on the 10Th
day of January, A. D., 1914, or as soon
thereafter as we can be heard, for Let
tiers Patent to be issued to Punta Gorda :
Havana Cigar Company, of which Corpo-
ration the following shall be the Articles
of Incorporation:
Henry G. Ainsworth.
w. e. Reid.
Geo. o. Dewey