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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

of
partners with the Of 80 o
Pensacola Saturday
the Act oath 1912
chief article
the liquor dealers Pensacola
a
bauch il will
shocking
It's efrontery and disgusting in the detail
India
Such insult intelligence
the citizens of this
They that a successful dry election would eliminate legald
Note word of immortality
majority matter how large OF the believe that the thing
moral they should because 1t legalized
Thanks the constitution Of Florida there
[
Again wish property they
a w
argument apply bawdy gambling
They the inHntesra"
three Pensacola
26 $2s7 0o00 which would
dry grocer,
"6
The $4,000 drinkers
chidn)
each of the 22o employees $500 day
paid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
EXAMINATION IN PHARMACY

EXAMINATION IN PHARMACY.
j have been thinking" said the
head Of the College OF Pharmacy.
that our examinations for junior
clerks are not practical We ask
questions that seldom or never come
up Ia the actual practice 81 phar-
macy, whereas questions that do come
W fear We alEaost entirely over-
look
You are doubtless right" assented
the professor Of chemistry.
SO ] have been thinking" COO
tinued the dean. that IL might be- a
good idea 20 60 70 some intelligent
drug clerk. one who Is now wor King
IN 4 store. and who would be willing
20 compile . list Of Questions that
come 20 a pharmacist IN ordinary life.
Do you know OF such . elerk9-
do"
Then kindly request him 10 pre-
pare the questions for our next ex-
animation in pharmacy"
A few days later the professor OF
chemistry accordingly submitted the
following list:
!. What have you new IN soda
fountain drinksf
ii. What car goes % Forty-sec-
ond and Umphsteensh
streets9
III. (a) Was there q blond younR
man N here this morning
waiting for mel (bl Was
he angryS
~. Got any stAmpsi
" May ] use your directory
VI. What tirne Is itp
VII. VIII you lock up a nanse for
me IN tbs telephone bookp
VII. What's the Best thing to take
grease spots out Of crepe
de chine
*. Why amt my laundry conner
X. What's az the Frivoiity this
week.
1I- What's In them eolored
botfiesf
XII. Does chocolate really make
you fatf
After some reflection. the dean was
compelled 10 admit that the questions
were thoroughly practical. but ne did
not use them FOR his next exAnlina-
ton IN pharmacy He had 10 faiI
back upon the stereoyped stuh
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
HERE'S PROOF.
A Perssesls cltlxsn Tell. 81 Hls e..
perisnes.

psrsenes.
You have a right % doubt state
saents of people living Ear away but
an you DOUBT Pensacola Endorsement :
Read n
J. Fitzpatrick, esptGin FIRE depart
nsnt. t0s south Cluhba street. Pen.
sacola. sayr ~Stralning myself Ar
Tres and taxing cold. which generally
ettled on my kidneys hronEht on
trouble wish them ] suffered q g1sat
lsai n the morning from my back.
seldom got az but what ! wa 80
Hrne ard sore that found IL hard 20
BEND The kidney sscr~tians bothered
ne being too frequent in passage and
ansing re 20 get np often ~ night
Deans kidney pills cure1 me of these
ailments, Occasional use since then.
when I take cold Or strain myself
s ali that - needed - keep ny kid
aeys IN first class shape
Price sec. ~ ali dealers. non't
simrly ask Tor . kidney remedy get
Deans kidney piiia-the same that
Nr Fitzpatrick had. F'oster- Muburn
Co. Props Buffalo. n. n. CAavA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
NAMED COUNSEL FOR
fNsoLNENT NATIONAL BANKS

washington. April 2s.- Comptroller
Williams today appointed state sen
atar q n Buchanan. % Marion. Va
counsel for all receivers e insolvent
national banks. succeeding = G. e.
lott. who has become counsel for the
federal board
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

Fully nine cut q every ten cases ~
rheumatism are simply muscular
rheumatism due q cold or damp. or
chronic rheumatism, which attacS
tire larger Joints knees hips and
shoulders. Neither q these varieties
require any internal treatment All
you need IA q free application -
Chamnerlaim's Lfniment with vigorous
massage Try II and see how quickly
Il gives relief Obtainabie everywhere
(Adv j
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
MANY CHARITABLE
ORGANIZATION sWINpLEs

Paris. April 2s--An exhaustive in-
quiry conducted BY the judicial au-
thoritles Of Paris has revealed. the
Matin says. that out u i47 charitable
organizations formed since the war
began. Is are swindleE Thirty -nve
are reported 60 be conducted By men
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
GENERALIZATION

Tom Thomas the piper's son. stole
PIC ard got sway with IT, as you
wih doubtless recall Later in life
Tom rau for Congress, pointing with
pride q his past record ard adopting
as scft-pedai slogan The Mar
Who Can Bring Home The Pork =
His election Was conceded at s.Z2
p. ~.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
WHITE NAN VITA SLACK LIVER

The Liver IL a blood purifier. n vas
thought a. ore time n vas the seat
~ the passions Tire trouble with most
people - that their Liver becomes
black because of impurities ia the blood
due 20 bad physical afaass. causing
Biliousness. Headache. Dizziness ard
Constipation mr. Kings New fAfe
Pills viii clean up the liver and give
you new lie. CSC a. youf Druggist
Jaw
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
HIGH TREASON CHARGE
rs NOW FACING ITALIANS

Venice. April as.-charged with at
tempting 20 sell 70 a Foreign power
railroad plans for mobilization % the
Italian army. John shiehew. an in
terpreter and Ernesto Cresoente a de-
sRner. employed IN the technical Of
aces ~ the Italian railways. have been
crested for high treason.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

white man's wig
vans the only
roof that an apart
msnt dWeller can
call his ewn He
carries h about
with him hoiste 4
IN the airfoF thar
- the only place
~ here he can
afford 70 pitch H.
And even Il that
he has tokeep
moving
~ rec VeN. il
10 Misguided II
IL sors under a ee-
lusion IL in4Rinea
that rs mission IN
life IL 20 collect
rain water cut
Annra 80 49, L
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
AMERICAN FIELD ARMY
HOSPITALS ARRIVED

London. April ss-The two Arnsri-
can army field hospitals which left
View York April 81 or the 81 Louis.
arrived here today. The Red Cross
contingent IL 90 be alta ched 20 the
belgian army.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

The papers are run of advertise
nsnts stating the cost af getting to
California and back again There are
no statistics available. however. on
tire cost - staying there a while. Ap-
parentiy the sky ls the lfnlf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

Hohson and Gardner Loaf an unusual
opportunity 10 blow or 4 little when
they neglected 70 fie statements rela-
tive 20 Turtle Bag before the 1apa-
nsee Invasion story vas exploded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
NO IMPORTANT cAsEs
DECIDED ~ SUPREME COURT

Washington. April 3s.--Nons OF the
important cases before the supreme
court was disposed nf I'm the decisions
today. which covered onfy small ac-
lions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

Iaere - consideraole fneonsistencv
IN the statement thar ere cost 81 pro-
dacing gasoline has been cur IN half
and TIE fact that the price has mene
up another cent or two 3 gallon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

The New York worla predicts
cheap money NJ NAV he that me
stun ia eoing down M New York.
bar IN this meek ~ TIE woods Il has
hssn soEne time since money was worth
leaa thar 100 cents per each sinoieon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
THE DARKEST PLowKR.

NOBODY has ! kind word for the
umbrella II Il an Ishmaei--its point
IS against every mans eye. IL Is an
aerial squatteT. an economic outlaw.
shelter without any Land 70 stand
on. Yet this nnrfahlc frnf-th.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

4 ls said that General Iorre IL the
descendant - a cooper Maybe that
~ the reason he has besn able Is
stave on the Germans "a well
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

released from prison just before or
during mobilization.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27
Your Interests Are Involved.
READ CAREFULLY

cs
Eseamh County what tire Laaer Trade
calling which,
eaaiixe trade
u
o. te
"
from this trade~ cut or.
70 s.khs PROPERTY who TREY Hns
~ this trade @ssss
TO ankth h 81 thIs
time
20 . nrnanfty
lNFtNTEsMAL TO mai order
u half
In o will co
20
RENTS PAID BUSINESS PLACES .s4Ssssco
RENTS PAID sY EMPLOYEES
TOTAL RENTS PAID as%sco
iNsuRSNcE ON MERCHANDISE 80. .......... sssoS
NUMBER PEOPLE DEPENDENT
RENTED a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

SUCH a sHOCKf
Phtlosopher.--Hox to~d1yf Wait
Do you know that in seventy miiiion
years the earth will fall into Tire sunF
Business Mar who has iong-time
inveatmcnfn1 Great Scofti What's
that you saye
Philosophex.--r said that n seventy
million years the earth wouid fall M
20 the sun
Business Mas (wipinG the fear
beads iron bis brow and apparently
much reiievedl.--Oh. I thought you
said seven million years
Many q man thinks he's on the tn
side track when IFS oniy = switch.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-27

THE BETTER PART.
Why don't you discover q river or
sonletnifg demanded the wife Of
the ConRre ssman
The Era-leader., 1915-05-27
Sheriff Sale. No. 1868.
Union Bank
We
A. G.. Williams.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF an order Of seizure and sale issued
out Of the 26th Judicial District Court
of La, in and for Washington Parish,
in the above entitled cause, and
to me directed, l will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder, on
Saturday, June ), 1915
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
Wit:
First-About eight-tenths of an
acre of land in the John Bic khan nd.
No. 46, Township 2 south range 10
east, st. Helena MERIDIAN, described
as beginning at the north west cor
ner of certain parcel Of land former
ly owned by 7. G. Dyson and acquir-
ed by him from Thomas M. Babing-
ton, as per title Of record in Convey
ance book No. 2, thence south 500,
west 9 chains, thence south go, east
chains, thence north S90 >, east 2
chains, thence north -, west 4
CHAINS, to the point of beginning.
Second About eight-tenths of an
acre of land in the Jonn Bickham Id.
No. 46. township 2, south range III
east, described as beginning at stake
north -, west s chains from the
southeast corner of the lands decided
by Babington BROS. to T. NJ. Babing-
ton, July ii, 1897, as per tide OF rec
ovd in conveyance book |, page zoo
and run south S90, west chalhs,
thence south -. east chains, thence
north s9@, east 2 chains, thence north
10. west chains to point OF begin
ming: also strip of land II feet WIDE
On the cas-. side of the above deScr'b-
ed band, bppinning at the northeast
Garner Of SAID land and run equal
width of the distance Of said property
Third Lots Nos. 4, square No. 30i
in the Town Of IIrankfntoh. as per
Mot nf said town on file in the Clerks
office, being same land acquired by
Srh
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Sheriff Sale.-N0. 1855.
H. T. Gotham & c.
John W. Mason.

Notice is hereby gwen that by vir-
tue of q writ of ticri facias, issued
out of the 26th Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for Washington
parish, in the above entitled cause
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, June ), 1915
at the principaltront door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
wit:
115 acres Of land more or less in
the William Poole Headlight Number
40, township 4, South. Range l3 East,
bounded on the east by Pearl River,
on the north by lands of W. E. Will
liams, on the south by NJ. A. Bailey,
and Pearl River, and on the west by
homestead of J. W, Mason and as sur.
veyed by TIE. Pigott, Parish Surveyor,
and being part of the same land ac~
CURED by j. W. Mason from j. G.
Knight on Feb. II, 1888 as per title in
Conveyance Book No. 9, Page 1888 of
the official records of Washington
Parish, La.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
of appraisement.
This 29th day of April, 1915.
r. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Constable Sale No. 52G
3rd Ward Justice Court For
Washington Parish Louisiana.
Dyer Bros, & Co.,
VS

Peoples Drug Store
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of a writ of fierre facias, issued out of
the Third Ward Justice Court, for
Washington Parish Louisiana, in the
above named and entitled cause, to me
directed, l will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the las tand highest bid
der, on
May 30, 1915
at Backley, Washington Parish, Lou
isiana, between the legal sale hours
for judicial sales the following .iescrib-
property to wit:
lot of drugs; lot of fixtures; I
iron safe; show cases and | lot Of
jewellery.
Terms of sale cash with benefit Of
appraisment.
This the nth day Of May, 1918.
J. n. Simmons,
Constable 3rd Ward, Washington
Parish, La.
The Era-leader., 1915-05-27
SATURDAY,. june 10. 1915

and continuing on caCn succeeding day until
said sales are completed, all immOvabIc prop
erty upon which taxes are now duc the state Of
Louisiana, Parish of Washington. to enforce
the payment Of taxes assessed in the year 1914,
together with the interest thereon from the
3lst day Of December Of said year, at the rate
of per cent per month until paid land all costs.
The names of said delinquent tax debtors, the
amount Of taxes due by each on the assessment
Of said year and the property assessed to each
to be offered for sale, is as follows:
Taxes
and Cost
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State Tax Sales Of Immovable
Property.

State,Of Louisiana, Parish Of Washington,
vs.. Delinquent Tax Debtors.
Byvirtue of the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and laws Of the State OF Louisiana
/ will sell, at the principal frontIdoor OF the
court house. in the Town Of FranElinton, La.
within legal hours for judicial sales, beginning
at II o'clock a. M, on
The Era-leader., 1915-05-27
FIRST WARD.


FIRST WARD.
" \ COrkern. 29a in W hf nW4
sec 1888 acqd Of r A Crow-S4.4O
A C Corkern, 30 Il part Of nwt
Of SCI sec II 4 10. ....... 6,55
Carl Jenkins, - a innW4 Of ne4
sec 31-3 10. ............... 90
Est Of L. A Owens, 40 IN sec
12-4-1O partaof,J John Fisher home
stead ...... ...... 800
J r Passman, TO a hf OF ne4 OF
nw4 & sci Of nw4 sec 4-3-10-6.0J
SECOND WARD.
E NJ Baham, 100 q ne cor hr
37-1-1O n W r Smith B c river
s W NJ Simmons. ........ 12.9 80
Fielder Carter, 96 a n c NJ Bre-
land Angelina Holiday W B NJ
Booty. .........:..........I5 1876
Murry5, Carter, 40 a n and W NJ
E Brumfiald sand E " Brock
............ ..... ....... o'7V
Heirs W J McElveen $50 part
Of hr 1919 and part sec APO n
Silver Greek VI S Richardson e
W NJ Schilling %. 60
HE Simmons, ..40,,a in hr 42-1-9
n } NJ Simmons g NJ E BrumfieId
Sara Miller. :. 6,05
J E Varnado. 145 e hf Of SCI
Of SCI and e hfof ne4 sec 9-1-9
less 10 a. .............. 1910
THIRD WARD.
TZ Bickham. one-half acre in
Pine. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Henry. Crockett, 40 a nW4 OF sW4
sec 2-2-11 ...... .... $50
Eliza Hines, 40 a SCI Of se4 sec
2-2-1l. ...... .,....... 600
H A Kennedy, one-half Of lot t
blk SO in Hackley. II 90
OK Knight, 40 a mel Of seq
sec 3-2-1l. 7.05
L W McDougall, $40 a hr 38-4-
10; 81 lot4 sec $40; 40 a sw4
Of ne4 sec 22 2-11; so a one-half
interest in 100 a in sec Gill;
Lots ) and 6 blk 201 F'rankllnton
..'.......' .......'.. oo'oJ
A E Stafford, 80 a e hi Of SCI
sec 29-l.11. 9.65
| B Toney, 40 q nw4 of nw4 sec
Gill ......... .,..... 800,
lido Thomas, - a mel Of SCI
sec 2-2-11 -. :. $50
Mrs } J Welch, lots I and 2 blk
404, lot / blk 401 S Franklinton
,......,,.... l-.OO
FOURTH WARD.
NJ E Adams, l60a nw4 of hr
47.3.13. .............. =. 21.95
Toney Ackoury, lots l aud 2
lbk 2in Rio. .7.45
o r Barber, a a in sec 9-3-11
near Spring Hill $40
D L Barber, 81 part Of NJ CT
Poole homestead e, s and W G 81
- w. .''s Wv
Bogalusa Mill and Supply Co,
One lot on corner Of Shenandoah
and Ontario street B. 3S,C5|
Eugene Boone 40 a sw4 of sw3
sec 17-4-3 7,50I
J f Baton, lots 6, 7 and 8 blk
II Bogalusa Terrace 1.7Ot
HI Cowgirl, 10a in Denham
Add to Bogalusa. Lots s, 8 and
10 Denham Add Bogalusa; 2 lots
49, ''''.' ...'. -t.tU
Dr. II & Cole, 1-3 lot % and lot
% N Bogalusa. -. 1906
Joe Dantonio, lots 8, 10 blk q
and 1 corner lot blk I L Boga-
lusa, lot 81 blk 1872 aud 100 feet
so in ne4 Of cw4 sec 1913 80 25
} d Dearman, 5 in sec 34-3-13I
known as A. Baudry place, 7.25
Henry Dicarlo, t a in sw4 of
ne4 sec 81 STA acqd r NJ Viii
hams ...,............. TO
J A Easterling, so W NJ
HODGE e Pearl River Warren
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Mrs. Alvin Fleury, lots 9 10 and


Ago ............... 80. T. K
) '' L "S0eli' o. d 'o' l oeo l.
anu t'' l'"4 VI N"4 90' -o-o' l. ,
% |arV ol n"4 ol he+ Seczo'o-i
''''...''. .''.':'''''' ~,
" 80 0''0,' wv u" - . N "
'lcli"'03oIl H. Il A0o Dos'.u''': 90 " y,
0'G' u ''n', 'ao r,'9 W,
90 1"0l0'l'0 : '''N l'' 30 "
-"','' ,', ,'' '.'';'' c, o ho,f . =,
H"''''"o ''0'i'0' - -,
wi n0l VI '''0'''"' hA' -
,.i:. D.,,a1,,
o1 ILL., :
~. .|I'''' tI1 , p,,,o OK
A''V''',' 80 =, 5
1~ IN. q D?han1uoato,,,, Pooo-
e
DI uaft. - =, hn 1o.A
+, vD ranL~taa Al5 pon,l,,,o
& o.
II w u;noto lot, ia and % hr-
poaa,,,ro monnooo ! n
cooroo uo1,;o 1ot , of r. p
D;onoo 1dd pon,1,,,o i ~
W. u;roto ,o,s I, and - b1k
G pooa1,,sa Torroco ! 81
Tx To.1.;na 60 . - soa % ia
= w =, 1nn,.;n, : ona 49, 81 1on
o ;D . rt,,
a;do ' NNGNpp % oc
,1 ~ - 1:,-: 400 =
", ona 1o+s , ana > soo % 70
90 e.
ioooh nna t,froa 1on,,;nu ,ote,
o,n-' -. no
Or o+t . ~
,r n 1 a.
1lv " ~ y pe &c yol'' , - 90 q ''U4 Y. o. ." , 4
- X
~, r,. co. :,
10 1, ~ lN,'i5 'i'D,,' m' i0'' "''' ON On
A. Iee,t17 t,,- ~
= A1a nona, 1-s
1nr Ill
T o' " 'N % ~
W. W. '1 - g. ,oo w. ~
III. op II ,11 po,,, ~ -
~, ~. v
49,, o,,IY- , -
NIoa.- ~ AI;,1olI 40 or
"4 ~ ''4
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A0
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a. r. ooo~ ~ o.,
, uo' '0'' ''''O '' -" " '' nos" oE ~
,i:te..t ,o.. 81 l @, O''11
LII. ~ WT 1o1 l0' "'' % "i,o oo
yin ~ .''s ''''7" l-'-o
Wits ,7orob;z lots Il HI, cEp
Add Bogalusa SIS
Peter Purgi, lot 10 blk 8 E P
Add Bogalusa. ...... $50
M y ren'o'l' 90 d W seS 10 ana
y AZ nn
Do,ao..;1 a.a roo,. Co,o ~
I hf ;n lot 4 soa 11~o-1o aoa3
nT ,5 - ~
I,1pno % :. o, ~ -
90 - "a o4 "a
oar.b 1D;,o,. 40 . :, go 1917 ~
The Era-leader., 1915-05-27

sui Auu lODN 4 luSd . 900
Magnolia Stove aud Range Go.
lots | and 2 blk 26 S + Richard
son Add B0galuSa >. 80
y b Parker, 90 one -naIf in.
terest in Peters Bead on Pearl
RlVrr .... ..,....~... 3 70
Jo3ephIuc i Urler. : 4 running
west ms May Ave, in L + Add
acqd os sylvest jackson, lot 6 blk
II Bogalusa. 6.lO
l. L Sproles, ia in SCI Of ne4
sec 1913 acqd f Cooper. . 2.4O
W NJ Sullivan, Lot 4 blk 22l n
Franklinton 2.75
Tomperello and Antonio, lot |
blk 8 + P Add Bogalusa ., 400
NJ r Varnado, % in Sc corner
ID Wy, o. ''',,',,: a,, o'oo
y ,,,n 'N . YIN - ~
,n o' -'0o
ASSESSORS S SUPPLEMENT.
W H Campbell, 2 IL II X and E
Il r e DR. Warner W n OGN RR
49,: ,, .'''.' 1'0o
ohu. -, ~ n '''' H. - anu
n,1, A0o w
I'ha Co., . -''o
:, , 81 u" 0''"ei III
,1ul p C.,,.. ~, -. :;,, -'oo ~
y ,,,.,:, NV . YIN 80
~ c,.i,.,,: .''''''' -
,e ~ " 'o4 i
D w Dl.5 ~
80 49, - 49, ~
~ YIN + III IL "oA'eS ...'.... 9'Co
=, " ~ N''ou eS' 'o'S l ana Z DIX
~ III lldcNley ''.... ..'. 2.2o
Heirs Saphronla Jones, 10 in
~ o'''''' '.'.''.... = oV
W A Grain, 10 a SEA Of SCI sec
3o-l'll'...... .... ...... 80
T. D''''naro' 'o'S | ana Z DIX
M: 49,
rn p:,-l, ,o ~
Ao'o ~ - "llu
% blk 81 Y H. ROr.]1o. 90
"a -. o.lo
ROSanH Roman 100 foat oo,u,ra
''"A'' wv Ao'e o. o"tV Z
in mol Of mol Gao ID a.1o > 90
wv ~ ~. -'oo
CuEpJEE'c cIrDDI E,t1,-rr
'Ni'iif y ool HEMEN''
Mrs 6 f. Wa]ch tfO col ooo
~ u " olOil' lOO u oe4 oec
tE,ttt. "a Al
~ - ..''. -f.tV
Y e. Warner. 40 2 tOt and
va"
1 f 49,,
"4 " '0o IL. l.''.... o.VV
Est " A Ford, 24U a in hr ~
IT % 10
j IS COrkeru, IO ae hf of w hf
of sci sec 3-4-10 on
'''' NV
N,,n,lo Do,l. ~ m
'di lhAo lledlVy W, OU II
LamptOn e j II Seal west w w
Graves : 81
'''' ''''' ''''''' wv
TERMS OF SAJE
On m S said day of sale will sell sucb portions
nd nI 1 oass the debtor x M will not point out su
delay sell the 6 least qnanty of said property
aeS}op Of ts @ ges n and costs due by said
tor cash in legal tender money Of the United
pavns p1ee me sn GF the WITH f
costs and penalties added II , v,,o
ShariH nd Ey-0Aipin T,, rn1loothr
The Era-leader., 1915-05-27


of sci and hf of sW4 sec 35-3-13
1886 a e part Of sw4 of nw4 sec
2.4-13; 1926 a on west side of sw
! of nw4 sec l-4-1l; 1 vacant 50
in Rio. ...... -. 49,. lo'3o
F Wescio, lots . and 20 blk 9
E P Add Bogalusa .. ....- ll.Oo
P Wagner, lot 6 blk II Boga-
lusa Terrace -. ........ lou
FIFTH WARD
IA Ard, 220 ii IN hr 4O-1- II
n state line e CIV Tynes. .22.6O
A W Athey,5,44 a in ehf of sea
sec 1928 -. .5.2O
Emma Adams, lot 9S blk II
Angie .......,...... 2.10
J J Afford, lots SO and 60 blk s
lot 6 blk s in Angie -. 8. 50
Francis Branch, 4j in hr 81
1. IA acqd J. B. Kennedy. Il. 50
) ) bulloch, z6o a III or ne4 I"
n 1-2 Of Sc ! & 1-2 Of sw ! and
all south and east of Joe's branch
VI ne4 VI '04 sou 80 io''o
" y Blackwell, ~ a III IL OF
WI sec 23-1-l2 .. ........1o'60
W ( Cork erI, 4o a IN sec IS 4
Il n Plumer hnlgnt I'll l. Cor
kern ... :. ... -. go
3rl-LZ ...,.. ........... II-to
VIM Grain, 100 a pat of sV4
sec 3l-1-12. 1000
Mrs. Nathan Grain 12) . NJ |
Grain E-GS L CO. W. Joe Dui-
loch -. -. .045
r NJ Freeman, lot ii blk , .\n.
Gle $50
W H Farr Est, 3 a in hr J2-1-
IA .....,...............4.2J 4.2J
francls JONES' lou Io DIX If
Angie. ..''.'....' .'.'. o.4o
1.u oo
~ ~ "'' w " 80
VI =, n0t = ov' ~, y ~ '''..',. WV
" W. ~ W. 1r,0,r,pro'' w, '' ~ " "
~'0 " ' 1o
'.',''''''.''''.'''' ' .0'oo
' ,a ~ " af 'O a, - '"4 o"d 4
17-1-12 1870
A, p Thomas Lot Il blk 60
Louisa Thomas. lots Is. II and
| IS blk 3 Angie 1886
John Wallace. 12aN &E.G S
H., Co S-E Kennedv 400
r,ns,,r ", nm cor onrn
osors7 y ~ 'elo' Of S"4 oi Seo
l''--0' ''''''' '0'70
SECOND WARD, COhoRED
George brumheld E-Hester Iato
D "A l. Dykes.... ....,.:..l3.2o
Auellne lines, 81 W IL CT
sw4 sec 1o-l-9.. ........S'oO
THIRD WARD, CoLoRED
Nelson Bickham, 90 w - of
ne.4 and nw4 OF nw4 sec 20-1-10
....,............,..,.....n.18 80. n.18
Mary Byrant, 2 lots in Hackley
-. ....,...... ........ $40
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