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particularly described as follows: Beginning
at the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter OF Sec. "a, T. is, north, ran0e1S east
running thence east 20 chains. thence so1th
sou chains. thence west 20 chains. thence
north $50 chains, thence west 3,74 chains.
thence north 1880 chains, thence east 8.74
cnains, thence north 20 chains, thence east
~ mans to the point Of beginning, contain
ing 1l9 acres. Also ~ acres In the north
end ofthe north half Of northeast uuartcr Of
section 34..T. is north. range 1S east, dep.
cr1bed as follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner OF the west half Of the northeast ounr.
yer OF section "a, township rs north. range
1s east running thence east 20 chains thence
south IL chains. thence west 20 chains.
tnence north II chains to the point OF begin
ning Also % acres In the north end of the
north half OF the northwest quarter OF sec
Ion 90. township Is north, range 10 east.
described as tollows: Beginning at the north
west corner of section IS, township tx north
range IL east. running east 20 chains, thence
south II chains, thence west 20 chains.
tnence north IL chains to the point of begin.
ning: All the above described land contain
ing 1oS acres. more or less, and situated in
Noxubee county, Mississippi.
we command You to be and appear before the
CnanceiIor OF our said Chancery Court at a term
thereof TO be holden at the Court House. in the
City OF Macon. In said county Of Noxubee, on the
atm Monday In April. A. D.. 1918, then and there
herein, wherein You are defendants; which Origi-
BIZ is MED for the purpose Of removing clouds
upon the above-described land and u~uietine the
title TO the same in complainants.
Witness my signature and the seal of said court
enxed at my office In City Of Macon, on the 1lth
day OF February. 1918. JOHN A. TYSON.
Chancery Clerk Of Noxubee County. Mi ss,ss;nn;
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State Of Mi..,,.,pp, No,,,ho, co,,,

Inc state Of Mississippi Noxubee County
1918. '
s. NJ. Cockrell aud T. w. Cockreii. compla,r.
ants, versus Jas. Il. Douglass, ct al, de.
fendants- ~
To the following named defendants In the
Original Bill whose place OF residence and
postomee address to complain ants is nm.
known, ana the names Of the unknown heirs
OF said defendants, their residence and most.
once address to complainants Is unknown
anu cannot by them be Rscertained after dill
gent inquiry. also to any and all persons
ciaining any interest in the after described
,anos, and also to any and all persons hay-
ing or Claiming any legal or equitable inter.
est or any kind IN said lands, viz
Mrs; "; b. Zeibaeh. a resident Of the State
G. Alabama. whose postotine address and
place of residence Is 657 Marine STREE.
Mobile. Alabama: Mrs. Anna Bell Dong
lass Greer, and Glenn T. Douglass, bofh
residents of the State OF Alabama. whose
postotfice address and place of residence
Is Van Dorm. Alabama; las. II. Douglass
or the unknown heirs of las. II. Douglas.
MRS, Susan Douglass or the unknown
hs,rs OF Mrs. Susun Douglass Mrs. Bob;
oie A. simpson or the unknown heirs OF
MIS-, Robbie A, simpson; Margaret w
douglass or the unknown heirs OF Marpa.
ret w, douglass; Angelina Douglass and
Spivey Douglass. or the unknown heirs Of
Angelina Douglass and Spivey Douglass
Ana any and all persons having or Claim
lng, any interest either legal or EQUITABLE
ntne WINS described lands lyina and
tsSphh to.wit wv Wv
Tes Ssst bali ef the narthsast quarter and
ss AcIss " EAST hall OF northwest Quarter Of
~ u W NORTH range ~ sast, NOR |
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A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need OF q
remedy for kidney troubles and back
ache, 1t Is a good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly
commended by grateful people.
II Z. Foreman. 1904 Bell Ave. Co
lumbus. Miss,, says: 81 had baokache
and other trouble with my kidneys for
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mornings. was more tired than
when | went TO bed. felt like an
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up became stif and lame across
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chung to me and I had dizzy spells,
Doan's Kidney Pills promptly reliev-
ed me-"
LASTING BENEFITS,
Six years later Mr.. Foreman said.
The benefit I received from Doan's
Kidney Pills has been permanent"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don,
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Foreman had. Foster Milburn
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi.
the Aforementioned Defendants.

The State Of Mississippi.
To the After mentioned Defendants:
Thomas McHenry Chancery Court Noxu.
no sloo: vs.. bee County. MISSISSIPPI
Jos. Eiland ct al. pi. April Term, 1918.
To the Defendants In the Original Bill whose
places OF residence and p~ostoffice addresses. ex-
cept where otherwise stated. are to complainant
ter !diligent inquiry. viz Nonresident De-
tenddnts. the posfoffce address of each OF
Whom Is 0ipen: y"
Ovid Eiland. Little Rock. Arkansas; Mrs. Ida
Dozier. Mobile. Alabama; l. 7. Smith, Jr., a
minor. Camp Beauregard. Louisiana, whose
father and legal guardian is |. 7. Smith of
Noxubee county. Mississippi; Mrs. Nellie Rop-
ers. Chickasha. Oklahoma; Mrs. Blanche
Long. Dancy. Alabama.
Defendants not to be found In the State nj
mississippi. and the unknown heirs of each
whose residence and postoffice address are un.
known to complainant and cannot be ascertained
after diligent inquiry:
Pelatine Hunter Pitts, ]. l.. Hunter Alcs
Hunter. Emily Hunter Atkinson, Willis Hunt.
er. Mrs. Fannie Smith, E. L.. Allen, Malcolm
Gilchrist. Joshua B, Leavens. Daniel Greene.
Ablah Mann, Jr.. Joseph Borden. D. A. Mar
King. Sarah D.. King. William d. Wilkerson
William W: Goodwin. Jas. B. King, William
Dent. G. II. Foote. Bryant I. Williams.
Thomas Haynes.
d.et in April. 1917.
And all persons having or claiming any right or
interest legal or equitable, in the lands de-
.scribed in the bill. said lands being "a follows.
West half Of Section fourteen and ninety. nine
acres of the West side of the Northeast Quarter
OF Section fourteen. and the Southeast Quarter OF
Section eleven. all in Township Fourteen North
Range Eighteen East. In Noxubee county, Missis.
sippi.
We command you to be and appear before our
SAD Chancery Court at q term thereof to be
holden at the Court House in the City of Macon
IN said county of Noxubee on the
4rH MONDAY OF APRIL. A. d. 1915.
then and there to plead. answer or demur To the
original Dill filed in this cause. wherein YOU are
defendants, which original bill is filed for the
OF removing clouds upon the aboye-de-
scribed land and auieting the title to the same in
!"
witness my signature and seal Of the Chancery
.ourt Of said county Of Noxubee, affixed at INV of.
bee In City of Macon. Mississippi. on this the l2th
lay Of February. 1918.
JOHN A. TYSON.
Chancery Clerk Of Noxubee County Mas /
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BROOKsvILLE.

March End, a daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
wilkins. March Sd. a little girl
arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. c. Hambrick. At both
homes the young ladies received
q warm welcome.
Rev. B. G. Lowrey filled tie
pulpit at the Baptist church at II
a. m. Sunday, and the Rev. w.
l., Duren preached in the evening
at the Methodist church.
Capt. and Mrs. John Holman
have been recent visitors at Mr.
T.. w. Tate'S.
Many of our colored friends
were greatly distressed Tuesday
at the going of their sons to
Camp Pike. They said they felt
much better after Mr.. Broyles
talked to them.
Mr.. Lon Freeman is away on a
visit to his home people in Illinois.
Mr.. Paul Chase, after being in
training several months, writes
that he expects to cross the At
lantic soon.
Mr.. Tate has spent part of the
week in West Point.
Mrs. J. w. Wilkins is at home
from a lengthy stay in Meridian.
Mr.. VIM. Dale Bell left Tues.
day for Camp like, where he
will go into training.
Mr.. Will A. Nuckols is in West
Point, having secured work there.
Mr.. ]. G. Wilkins was called to
Meridian on business the latter
part of the week.
Rev. Mr.. Cartner, of the C. P.
church. has been with friends in
town for a few days.
The Baptist ladies are observ-
ing the week of prayer.
The March meeting of the W.
Society was held at Mrs. w.
Gray's. AS the president,
Memories, was not well
enough to be present, Mrs. Long
presided.
Rev. L. r. Long has completed
his course of instruction in Y. M.
c. A.. work, and has been sent to
Camp Jackson. Columbia, S. c.,
TO 20 regularly to work.
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CITATION NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi. Noxubee County

The State Of Mississippi. Noxubee County
In the chancery Court Of Noxubee County
Mississippi:
MRS: Parnelia Hardin. J.. A. Coleman and
Myrtie Irene Baker. compliments. va,
the Unknown heirs of Isaac TaylorJ ct al
To defendants: No. 41o1
&c Oaniel Green and the unknown heirs of
naniei Green. the postofice address of the
said Daniel Green and the unknown heirs NJ
Daniel Green being unknown TO vo1r COM
plainants; Hugh McDont Id and the nm.
known heirs of Hugh Mcdonald, the most.
once address of said Hugh Mcdonald and
n me > uhnknoMn heirs Of the said Hugh Nc
Donaid peing unknown to your complai-
nants; katharine Mcdonald and the mn
known heirs of Katharine Mcdonald The
postohcee address of the said rine
MCDONALD and the unknown heirs of said
vonr nnrn MsDonaid being unknown to
tne unknown heirs OF the said Robert Nj
Donald. the p~ostofice address of tbe sa;d
Eobert Mcdonald and the unknow n he;rS
oltne said RobertMcDonal being unknuwn
.o;22 eomplainants the unknown heirs of
saiu isaac lavlor, whose postofice address
Is unknown to your complainants; Abiiab
Mann ana the unknown heirs or Ahiiab
Mann, the postofice address of the sad
ADJan Mann and the unknown heirs of
p%iainants. M Te,ng Unknown to your COM
OF the said Mary Mann and the nnSn ufvss
heirs OF Mary Mann being unknown 70 ~.
complainants: William M. Cilkv and th y
unknown heirs of the said William M. Gill
she post Office address of the said W;ljinHn
~ inilky and the unknown heirs of the said
Wihiam M. Gilky being unknown tn 49,
Sonplainants: r. Long and the unIroven
neirs Of Long, the post Office address W
.ne said K; Long and the unknown heirs NJ
the saiu X. Long being unknown IN 49,
compIainants; Mary r. TrimbIe. whosa
post ONCE address is Montgomery Aiabss
ma ana TO any and all persons hav;ng o.
sIaiming any right. title or interest," in A.
iahes hereinafter described. which lands are
IN Noxubee county, Mississippi and a.
cr1bed as follows, towit: oes
me west half of the southeast ouartar of
ecton ~; the northeast Quarter oS az
IoItheast quarter of section 80, ths nor.k |
OF tne southeast quarter of the northaaS
luarter OF section a3, the north half If a.
lottheast quarter of section 81, and 10 aoras
tne north end of the southeast qua rtsr ~
..nwsst quarter OF section "a, ali IN
so"h'y, Mis-
We o to be and appear h.fo-.
nc next regular term OF the chanctr, corrt n
'oxnbee county, Mississippi, to he hoidan ~ ~
pm, 1918. at the court house in the 60 ~
aeon, Noxubee county Mississippi on }b >"
.ourth Monday in April, 1918, then anu
aI ksrnno pIeao' answer or dem ,r to the origi
? said lands. In said cause in ompIat ute
'nerein you are defendants.
mitress my signature and seal of said corr+
,nAeo at my office in the Civ NJ 49,
1ississippi, this the 18th day Of PENN
c JOHN A. TYSON.
Sierk OF the Chancery Court. Noxnba.
county Mississippi.
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On Tuesday. February 26. The Girl
Canning Club Of BrooksvilIe was reor
gained by Mrs. Annette Tyndall an,
with an enrolment of twenty.one men
bers. Officers were elected and con
mittees appointed.
On Friday afternoon the club held il,
first meeting for 1918 in the school au
ditorium, and an interesting and instruc
tive program was carried out. All mem.
bers are now busy with their one-tenti
acre plats. hot beds. ETC.. also with
making their caps and aprons and get
ting an exhibit ready for local field cay,
which will be held early In the spring.
Signed
CHARLOTTE JACOwAY,
Secretary.
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TRUSTEES SALE
The State Of M~;s.i.s;,r;

II state OF mississippi Noxubee COUNTY
by virtue of the provisions of a cert ain a.sa =.
,sust executed by L. e. Lands on the altb De- ~
December, 1915. to George Richardson tr,staS :. ~
secure to ). V. Ledford q certain nan, "
herein mentioned and which deed Of tr'st T. -
rScorueu IN Trust Deed Book l3. page IN in Az
Nhancery Clerks office Of Noxubee county Miss;.'
s,ppl; IN which said deed of trust the said nartw ~
the thitd part thinks the security Therein 49,.
TONED Is deteriorating in value or is otherwise sn-
uangerd and part of the principal of .aid dseJ -
trust is due by lapse Of time and by VIRUS ~ az
provisions OF the deed of trust the whole ;ndah.
euhess Is due and payable. l. the undersioraS =.
trustee, hv request of the holder and oSn.e s
salu trust deed and notea. which the ssu -
deed secures S. V. Lesford, /, the undsrs;SasS
trustee, will on """cseneo
THURSDAY. TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH. 1918
within legal houra in front Of the West do.
court house IN the City of Macon. Noxubss, 80 u
~, Mississippi, proceed TO sell AT auctior . Noun
highest bidder for cash the following Ia.aut
real estate in NoXuhee county and Sts.s - ~
sissippi. and deserted as. ~ VI NUS
Inc southwest Quarter Of Section 4 A,.uoo
acres or the North end Of the West H.If - . =
northwest Quarter. and the East Half ~ Az
Northwest Quarter of Section I, all in Townshin
10, Range II East, '""Sn'P
The property mentioned In said trust a.s, um
u this proceeding. Ses INV eose
Thts February Rslh, lpls,
GEO RICHARDSON, Tfvres
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CITATION NOTICE

Sps 10 n State Of Mississippi
No. ALOE VS.. htne C~hancery
Dee Thomas Court of Noxubee
= zee lhomas, who is a non-,o.ia.-
Ssate OF Mississippi. and Who's noat OF the
hss Is unknown TO Complainant s"S 40.
We ayeersalned after diligent enquiry. cannot
chanceIIn nin ma you to be and appear be.or. ~.
thereof 70 be holden sS'p at e%1 tS \ Gyr court at a term
wy 0i Macon, in said County Of NonnSsee' in the
tho, tn Monday in April A. D. lsls 'A the
bill iiiei in s % plead. answer or demar 10 tina
daRt. =" say Sause wherein you arr defsn%
c0" wuta a@ my signature and the .a., =,
IAN IPie1 : ny 0faea IN City al N scor W sa,d
mo- A. Tysos cle,a
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Ei

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed Commissioners of District No <
Noxuoee county, Mississippi, will on
Monday, the LIST day Of April, 1918.
purchase one pair of good, young mules
n, hot over SIX years old and not less than
10 hands high. Said mules must he
Sound IN everv respect.
also one 81 inch low wheel wagon
and sets of double harness. The ss;d
purchase being made for District No. <
N9TXuooce county, Mississippi.
The said Commissioners will at tbe
same time employ a laborer for n year
20 WORK the good roads in District NJ
o. o, Blds for laborer to be fled with
v" r a. Parks, Brooksville, Mississippi'
Inns the 9Th day of March, 1918,
W. A. PARKS.
w. A. NUCKoLs.
D. B. CADE,
commissioner District No. 5. Noxubee
County, Mississippi.
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TRUSTEES SALE
The State of Missisai

Inc State of Mississippi, Noxubee Couptx
By virtue of the provisions of n tr,s, d. 49,
Suted by Della Thomas and Joe Thomas On ~
%'d day of April, 1914, to secure the nav,r 90 ne
certain Indebtedness due to r. M pngan ~ u
Wn'eh trust deco IS recorded in Book liz ~ a amu
siz of the record of deeds of Noxubea pSse
Mlsslssippi, in the Office of the Chance,v Cia.hhss
Macon mississippi |. as substituted trnstas -
said instrument. will on uns'ee I'd
MONDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. 1913
within legal hou;s at Macon, in said co,n,v -
ceeu 10 sell at public cutlery to the best h;dJ.re ~ ~
cash the following described property to'ai.. u
ship IL, Range l6: TO- Town.
~ acres off the East aide of Southwest, u -
southwest y. Section 9. Township Ia RAM a."
one black mare mule. named Queen aho,, m
.h ome mouse-SGlored mare mule. named Jane.
Joe Thomas. s"s 10 Della and
The property mentioned in said trust ds.a iii
ns sod to safety said indebtedness and he ccs,
This February 2Sth. 1918.
TOM JEFF DUGAN.
Substituted Truatea
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NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES SAL :,
OF LANDS.

onuer ana by virtue of the powers o;vor
% oous IneTein named in a certain deed of tr,st oms
cem uu py Levitt {. Taylor. a single man oD n
descriho ! isi1, conveying the lands hereinafts-
CCescrlpeo 10 the Columbia MORTGAGE al TAteI
company. as trustee. To sactso ~ trust
Hen.uo Inc Prudential Insurance Cow p"ys
nlneica or It's assigns. of an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI 4
recordad aH1 described. which deed of trust ~
necorqs OF Noxubee County M;ss;sst Inc Lan1<
t tne substitution, az provided for in the sa;5 q dnu -
~ usS VI the undersigned as trustee in ~ Iseios
said o "nuI Mortgageand Trust ComnanY a'h;oh
execute tha y Vas not and is not. able or willing IN
a . t = .he SAID trust and has heretofors ra.sU9
= 'ustee' which said substitution has h =
on ~ u anu mas been actually spre,1 a. ,.nSa
RI th1 q records of Noxubee County. Miss;ssinn are
or POSTING ~ tate olo, before the fret publicttien
mod to;;u =. OF this notice, default bav;nn Saon
'au IN the payment of the sum duo q. y peen
edness = es ana the present holder of the ;ndsht
sion rs !, ~ secured having elected under the nro,';-
sum secnred sanu deed OF trust to declare the snt;ro
49, Iureu que. and the undersigned hav;nshsnee
unectea by The Prudential Life ins, naslng Deen
;nSohtn america and by the present boida- m-
m oN'rt secured by the said daaJ = .. tne
to advsrtiSo olutnpia Mortgage and Trust Comnans
the undersicnod sale, and to sell. the said lands |
stitntaj tsueu' state Investment Comnapv .wb
o''ueed trustee. will on ~"pahy' SUD-
'DAi'rHE FIRST ust) DAY OF April. 1919
: !. pubic auction. within the boprs nra..-r
h"; =. tne front door of the Court Honse ~
s;s;Souhty; Mississippi. in the citv If 49, Noxu-
der H. sel Ior cash. to the highest and he.t hs
S deea 'n n lands described and conveyed IN G iha O,91 4
useu OF trust, and located in NoSn 49, me ct
"A,sSl SsI, and described as follows: 00u;
North. Range S ID, Es.t Three III 81, of TOwnskle.
described cercr as follows; Beginning At INV . mef N.
so,ts s s;n SECTION 3. running thence ssst 49, ~
cbe; Soat N llne of said section a distance ea 81 a 30
said seb tisnS ;: t aos1S so n.., chains 2 the middle 1sS 81
81 oa, sad section 3. 2sSS chains to tb .ne middle lineF
AN sec.iOn thence south along the YVES. Ii;nne or
no;nt SETON &c : a distance of 4O.77 eb ~tOs .n or
The title IIst to the sb eCntSsining llS,6l acres. =" the
to be good. but the aU under Described lands is believed }
'ey as trustee only. VIII sell and con-
Inns the 18th day Of February. 1913 A n
STATE INVESTMENT Conp.n1
Substituted Trns,ce
by Chas. L. Tucker. Vice'ps..
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In Memory Of Prof. S. J. Hunter.
Please allow space in your paper to
say II few words concerning Prof. S. J..
Hunter, who ceased this life.

The deceased was born in the State of
Arkansas in 1852 was converted while
a student at Lemoyne College in 1880,
and lived a consistent Christian for
about thirty-eight years.
brother Hunter was a member OF
Bethel Methodist church on the Macon
circuit. the pastor being Rev. b. J.
Robertson.
On Tuesday, February 26th, the Grim
Reaper claimed him, and on February
2Sth his body was laid to rest in the
Methodist graveyard February 2Sth.
Prof. Hunter was founder and princi-
pal OF the Noxubee Industrial High
School for colored youths and Brother
Hunter was dearly beloved by all who
knew him. and especially the people of
his race throughout NOxubee. county.
and in fact wherever he was really
known.
The country has lost a good citizen,
his neighbors a good neighbors, the
school a teacher. the wife and children
a good husband father. the race a true
leader. and the church a gospel preach
er.
The following are those who oficiated
at the grave and paid respects to his
memory:
Rev. X. G. Moody preached the fu-
neral.
Rev. b. J. Robertson acted as master
Of ceremony.
Prof. j. M. Hicks spoke of him as a
teacher.
Brother Eugene Kinds spoke of him
as a citizen.
Brother Roper offered prayer AZ re-
quested by the deceased.
Brother ID. Z. McNair spoke Of him
as a; churchman and minister.
Well done. servant Of God; enter thou
in the joys Of thy reward and rest from
thy !aboFs,
DAVID E. MCNAIR,
Pastor Of Colored M. Z. Church.
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Delinquent Tax Sale

State of Mississippi. Eoxubee Co, City of Macon
UnHer and by virtue Of the authority vested in
me as Marshal and Tax Collector In and for s.id
city VIII proceed to sell to the highest bidder
Tor cash. in front of the Court House dc Dr. in Ma.
con. Miss. the First Monday. being The la Jau .,
April A. D. 1913, the property herein descr;be
lylng and being in the said City. for the ayes due
thereon for the fiscal year 1917.
TAXES N DAMAGES.
VIII Little cabins and lets and 90 It OFF .eh,
eI2, blk II. $500. 'e1'
lin Tolbert.2 houses and lots. blk ls. $3.50.
Ne1 smith tacant lot. corn 20 II g from nw
cor DIX u, run Q l29 IT. e 81 It. n 100 II, w IN he.
ginning. blk 81, 81. 25. oe-
Danke Walker Milling Co.-House and Int ann,
ia II n faom sc cor. blk %. run . 70 II. W in r.
n q IT. g lu0 IT to beginning. blk q. IS. 80.
4. 1856 "a ""u re' II DIX
blllle Robertson House and lot Com 40 II from
nc cor n DIX "A. run W 35 IT. 9 1870 II. @ 3b n. n n
beginning. fir blk "a. S6.9O. :"
hett'e Iweedie- House and lot. commencing mt
a polht on G side OF Cedar St., opposite a Iine ~
Monroe St, run 7B # to Irmi Brown lot, . Im ~ -
: TO Sedar creek. W rlong creek to beginning. r.
D. Joseph Buck Homestead bound on , hv
PPr rpIrie r. ! ~ %f ht o ~ sS on % 3 by d J Buck. on W By
y Joseph Buck Lot in fr blk 80. bound ON n nv
"a suck property. on 8 by Mrs Qujn. on a hv .
Ine ir DIX 10, on W by lot of J II Buck. I r Smiitbb
anu ~ atty, Ir Diks jobs. So 81.
fr blk 3l-37. $3.50. Scales
) d Jones House and lot. com at NV cor PATTY
toti run n io feet. e to Patty lot. Q to beginning
sarah Moore House and lat bought Of r Ames
pound on n ny Jno Brown, on g by Prairie g. 'on
&c . ~ sr K"ht Lee on W by vacant lot Of Ames. n hi
Matte Mason Vacant lot 5Oxl0o #. corn Mt 40
tps Mont Lee lot. run sw 80 #. W at right angle to
i N f mempnls road: thence at right angle to said
ming. { blk 80. So Is. =" oes'h-
Rn M!, u Martin as1 House and lot, com at q point on
TO o Mcleod lot, W along q boundary az MI a.. ny H. ~;
% ~, . ~ Of. e 60 IT to beginning. ( Blk n. S5.sH
Ann Walker Vacant lot bound on a BY Pearl A.
On " by blk 55-f blk So. $l.25. A''"'p'
DOCK williams House and lot. bound on n hv
i ierpore J. line; on 9 by ditch running from JET.
Ierson St. on . by street. on west BY j Hines h.
ns 1856 IT 8 and 2o # g and W. fr blk "a. sAM 70
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