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Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
ASH FLAT PARAGRAPHS
Soldier Boys Are Returning Home
From Service I'm France.

, ]. H. Turner moved his family to
Hardy Monday.
" I. j. WOreE has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Hardin & Son are putting 10 a
good line of hardware in Ash Flat,
and will have some space in next
weeks Record,
Gus Orr is attending TO the post
office this spring while Postmaster
Oscar Murphy is farming.
Johnnie Causbie returned home
last week from France, where he
spent several months as q member
of the American army
Troy Martin was here from Jones'
boro Saturday and Sunday visiting
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar.
tin, who live two miles north of
town. Troy was in the aviation
corps in France, but since his re.
turn from overseas he has posi-
ton as teacher in the agricultural
school at Jouesboro.
Farm Demonstrator MCWillians
was here from Evening Shade last
week and did some demonstration
work and also yacinnated q number
of hogs. If our farmers will swap
IDEAS and pick up what information
they can from Mr.. McWilliams il
will be a great help to them. The
people here ware well pleased with
bis work.
James +. Booth has returned
home from France, where he was
in the medical corps, And Co.,
C. A. c. After having spent twelve
mouths oyersea. be declares there
ia no place on earth like Arkansas.
He went to Camp Pike November
%, 1917, and was there three
months, He sailed for France from
New Jersey and landed there
March %, 1918. From that time
urtil hostilities ceased he was 90
the battlefield 10 the ambulance
corps with the heavy artillery.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
NOTICE TO CONFIRM TITLE

Motive Ia hereby given that on the t2th day u
March, 1919. James L. Massey aed in my o..
Ace his petition 70 the Chancery Court for the
Southern Distriet Of sharp County Arkansas
praying that said court a. it5 May term. 1919 BY
"a decree confirm and 1uiet bis title 20 the fol-
loving iescribed ands situate In the county OF
Sharp and state Of Arkansas. wit.
Part of the sW ar Of Sec, H.. r, 10 N. R. t.
w. de1cribed a. follows, ta.wit Beginning a.
tho So eo-er Of said quarter section and run.
ming 10 the main channel Of Biz Creek thence
" ~ degrees W with the msanderinzs Of said
creek % poles, thence S l5 degrees " IS poles
thence up the creek 5 n degrees " loo poles:
thence " u polea thence 5 10 poles. thence y
l3O poIsa 10 beginning, containing ~ acres, also
all that part Of the " HALF Of the Sc or of
Sec, H. T i6 NJ r, Nv, lying W ot Big Creek
containing u acres, more OF eas, also the n
HALF NV ar and the Sc ar NV ar and all
ot the 5W ar Ne ar Of Sec. %. T. l8 N.R.l.
W. except 10 acres out )G SE corner Of said sw
OR NE ar, all In T, lB n, RAW, In the asEre.
gate 300 aereo more or less,
Nov all persons who have 5r claim 10 have any
right title Or interest In said lands or any part
thereof. are hereby warned 10 appear in said
court within six week, from the date hereof and
show cause, II any there be, why the title Of said
petitioner should not bs confirmed and aulstsd
lnahd 10 said laads a. prayed In said petition.
Given under ny hand this l2th day Of March.
1912
Neil Sullivan. Clerk.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
Local News

Barnett Bros. Mercantile Co.
Batesville, has fertilizer at $50 per
ton.
WANTED-A good farm hand.
Reasonable wages. Stephen Cole,
Sidney.
Miss BERTHE O%en, home demon
stration agent, went to Hardy Mon
day to look after her work there.
FOR SALE-5arred Plymouth
Rock eggs, $50 for setting CT IS.
Mrs, G. W. MOser, Evening Shade.
~ V Hutchison, one Of Poush-
keepsie's Leading merchants, was
attending to some business here
Friday.
DR.. r. c. Dorr, one Of the leading
physicians OF Batesyille, was a
business visitor 10 Evening Shade
Sunday
Rev. J. N. Thrasher, the Method.
ist pastor went to Batssville Tues
day to attend meeting Of interest
10 his church
Barnett Bros. Nero. Co, Bates
vile, have unlOaded a car Of high
grade fertilizer Now is the time
to haul II out
Former Sheriff W. W. Bristow
OF Ash Flat was in Evening Shade
on business matters a couple Of
days this week
| am clad to see the Record 90
back to all home print. Il seems
like personal news that way. W s.
Campbell, Fayetteville.
FOR SALE-Champion layers.
Buff Leghorn eggs 75c per setting
delivered, Soc At home Mrs R D.
Moody Evening Shade
P II. Holt Of Davidson township.
the Records much valued crres.
pondent at Corinth was in to see
US Monday while in town on busi.
ness.
Go TO McCaleb Nero Co at Will.
ford for bargains in all kinds of
merchandise farming implements.
feed, chops and hay Of the best
quality
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

IA the District Court u the uaItsd States f5r
The NaEshsrh Division Of The Eastsrh District 5f
Arkansas,
n the matter Of Phillips Bios. { Co and Dee
Phillips. sankrupts
70 the creditor, ot Phillip, Bros. q Co.. avart.
ner,sip composed u D,,, Elmer and on, Pail.
lie, ard Dee Phillips 5f Ash Flat Sharp Cegsty,
IA said District, Bsnkuets
Notice Is hsrsby Svsh that the above named
Psllp. Bros. 4 Co. and Dec Phillip. have been
duly 'diudEsd bankrupts, and that the ars,
meeting ot their creditor, viii B. hsld in the Al.
Ace of The referee IN Bilssyils, AFk, Oh the ll.t
day Of March, 1919 A. 10 o'clock a. ra., a. which
siH1s .hs saia iEsaIisrs may attend, prove their
claims, saanihe The bankrupts, appoint trus.
Tee and transact such other business as NAV
properly come before iad meeting
March loth 1919
ehas , Cole,
Referee
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14

Buy fertilizer of Barnett Bros.
Mercantile Co., BatesvilIe, at $50
per ton.
WANTED-12 to Is bushels of
Whippoorwill peas. Write me prices.
Millard W. Phillips, Williford, Ark.
County Judge James NJ. Simpson
held probate court here Monday
and Tuesday, and but little business
was transacted during the term,
Mrs. H. A, NOrthcutt and little
son Of Salem are spending several
days in Evening Shade with her
parents, AftV, and Mrs. 7. |. Herrn
We will sell you the best wagon
on the market and give you time to
pay it out. See US before buying
elsewhere. McCaIeb Nero. Co., vii.
liford.
DR.. W. F Hamilton Of Sidney was
in Evening Shade on professional
business Wednesday. He called at
the Record office aud advanced his
subscription a notch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs J. NJ, Metcalf
and their little 500 Of Black Rock,
S A. Turner and Miss Attic Lee
Turner Of Hardy spent a short time
in Evening Shade Friday.
FOR SALE-8arred Plymouth
Rock esea for SOC per setting at
home or 75c by mail Fertility
guaranteed. 7 H. Goddard at Camp
Ground, Ash Flat post office.
". A. Mckee, a good friend Of
the Record living in the Sidney sec.
tion, was attending to some busi.
ness In town Monday. The Record
office acknowledges very pleasant
visit
w. S Stokes was at Hardy and
Mammoth Spring several days this
week visiting relatives and attend
ing to business, While at the latter
place he contracted mumps and
has not returned home.
NJ. J. West Of Scott township bed
some business in probate court
Monday He lives so far down 10
Wild Cat Corner aud the roads are
50 bad that his visits to Evening
Shade are few and far between.
Next Saturday is the date fixed
for a meeting Of those Interested in
the organization of rural teIe.
phone ronpany here Everybody
that wants to see this enterprise
succeed should be present at this
meeting
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14

Buy fertilizer of Barnett Bros.
Mercantile Co., BatesviIIe, at $50
per ton.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL|CA1l

Department OF The interior
q, s, Land Office At Little ROCK /"
March l. 1917
Notice is hereby given that John =
Evening Shade Arkansas, who on Ap,l
made homestead entry No osSlN '% \
81 ar, Sc OR NV or and NJ V'1
Section .. Township II North Eanr
Sch Principal Meridian, has died not%'
tIon 10 make i've. year proof 10 esla0nss
the land above described before ofV% w,
Evening Shade, Arkansai, on the ""
April, 1910 81
Claimant names as witnesses "a 49,,
son, Jack Fletcher Of Woods ARK" ",
Of Ash Flat. Ark, II, A. Payslnss' "
Shade. Arkansas, s,d
Ben r splr'I W.
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FOR SALE-My house and lot,
cheap for cash. Dora Young.
Barnett Bros, Batesyille, have
Just unloaded a car Of 0wensboro
wagons and will be able to sell you
these wagons, giving you time pay
ment on part Of the purchase price.
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
Declaration OF Urgent Need

81 to cash their stamps
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14

ehasF Cole,
Referee
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
NOTICE Of TOWN ELECTION

Notice IA hereby given that there will De an
election held IN the Incorporated Town Of Even
ing Shade on Tuesday the arst day Of April.
1913, Tor the purpose Of eiecting one Mayor one
Recorder and Ave Aldermen to serve said ncor.
porated town Tor the ensuing year.
n J. Radcliffe.
J. R. MetcaR
EtAL
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUpLICAlNN
Department OF The interior,
z. S. Land Office at Little Rock. Al
February. o, 1914 /

ANhA HAthA u 80 AsA"
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles 7 Z.
Evening Shade, Arkansas. Who on "
1915, homestead entry, No, 0l1S46, tI
Sc or Section . and s HALF SW Or
10 Township II North Range 4 West ID II
pal Meridian. has fled notice Of rircl
make Three Yenr Proof 10 establish :i =
and above described, before Circuit Z
Evening Shade, Arkansas, on the %
April. 1919, v
Claimant names a. witnesses: J, " m
Il, A, Paysinger Of Evening Shade "
Tom Clear Tom Goodman, Ash Flat M :.
Ben 2 Spires, Baf .
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14

To The Postmaster | solemnly
certify that | am 10 absolute need
Of the money for myself and fam.
lily, and having no other property
on which can secure the necessary
cash, | am Obliged to surrender my
War SAVINGS Stamps, and therefore
file with you herewith my ten days
application for the redemption Of
S .,r,W S S,
Name ep,,,t,,,,,,,r,
Address p,,,,,,,,,,r.t
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUDuICA'I
Department OF The Interior
U. S. Land Office a. Little Rock AZ
February III, lii

Notice ,s hereby given that Adolphu
Of Center, Arkansas, who on Februn
made Adjoining Farm Entry No 0INAI
HALF Sc or and Ne ar SW Ok
:. Township Il North, Range "
Principal meridian. has fled notice o.
10 make Three Year Proof 70 estabah
the land above described. before CirtuH
Evening Shade, Arkansas, On the wv
March, 1919,
Claimant names a. wItneaaeai IhPej
ison. Dave uslip, Lake Yates, Pan"'
on. all Of Center, Ark
Ben + Spires, bp
Sharp County record., 1919-03-14
TO CASH WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Must Have No Other Property On
Which To Secure Cash.

We understand that a number
Of people are applying to the post.
master at Evening Shade for the
cash on their War Savings Stamps,
Below we publish the form that
must be filed out by those who
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mares ! want to trade for cash or
Liberty Bonds or good note. Claude
COger, Evening Shade. -.-~
For Sale or Trade-A 6 h-p oil
engine and 26-inch separator, eae
corn crusher, all in good repair,
J, V. Carhey, Evening Shade,
| Ammon R. Spuriock writes the
Record to send his this weeks pa
per to King Mills instead of FOrt
| Sill, Okla. He says he expects To-
be mustered out of army service
from Camp Pike in few days.
/ Charley Dial returned to his home
near town the latter part of last
week, having received discharge
from the army. He was at New.
port News, Va, during greater
part of hi. service, and did not 90
overseas.
Citizens of Willit0rC claim they
are having the best school that
town has had in some time. Prot.
ALya Rainwater Of Imboden is prin-
cipaI of the school, and Bartas Horn
of Hardy is teacher of the inter.
mediate department.
Elder l. J, Blackwell Of Pough-
keepsie preached at the Christian
church here Sunday morning. Here
after he will preach at that church
on Saturday night preceding the
first Sunday and on the first Sun
day, morning and at night, OF each
month. ~.
C, C. Price was at Batesville
Saturday, where he took the ciwnr
service examination as an appIi-
caot for the postmastersdip in
Evening Shade. D. W. Wasson has
resigned as postmaster here, and
Mr. Price is the only applicant Tor
the place.
Mrs. Marvin Stephens and child.
rem came down from Ash Flat
Wednesday morning, and left for
Calamine, accompanied by Clerk
Neil Sullivan and family. Miss
Ann Sullivan, sister OF Mr., Sulli-
van and Mrs. Stephens, is quite
sick at Calamine.
FOR SALE-2 l.2 months old
Duroc pigs, also few 5 months old
pies, Defender and Pathfinder
strains, pediaree furnished, All
stock treated with both serum aud
virus, 2 IL month pias, SIS, 5
month pigs, $3.50, Blackwell &
Parsley Poushkeepsie, Ark.
The Arkansas Gazette Of We'd
nesday publishes list OF l94 Ar.
kansans who are TO be discharged
from army service al Camp Pike 10
a few days. Among the number
are G. G. Brandon Of Pouehkeepsie,
&c. G. Jones Of Jesup and Edgar NJ,
Arm Of Sidney, who have been in a
camp In Ohio.
Late letters to relatives from
Hiram F. Brandon Of Poushkeepsie
indicate he Is likely 10 be sent to
service with the army Of occupa.
ton 10 Germany, He has been bill.
leted 10 central France. Mrs. Bran.
don Is doing her Bit 10 one Of the
departments at Washington while
her husband Is with the coiors.
A disastrous FIRE was narrowly
ayerted 10 town shortly after dark
Friday night, when a lamp explod.
ed In the Office Of judge J, W.
Smith, adjoining the postoffiee, No
Que was IN the Office at the time
the accident occurred, and the fire
was burning briskly when discover.
ed BY parties out 90 the street. The
flames we're soon extinsuished, the
only damage resulting beins the
burning Of the paper from a con.
siderable space on one Of the walls
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AChoice
Suburban
Home Site
ONE HUNDRED ACRES

ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Partly cultivated and partly hne shade
with spring anu running water.
Has advantage of handsome subur-
ban homes, good neghbors. convenient
To depot with freight and express
offices. Also suburban electric line.
New concrete road now building from
city TO short distance OF the property;
twenty minutes from Richmond Post.
Office,
Nature has made this an ideal loca.
ton for Il man OF artistic country ideas
TO develop into modern. suburban
home.
r. p. CHAFFIN & co.
sd TO a Want AID Taker
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THE CIRCUIT .CCI'R T
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND TIL E;
23D DAY Oh JUNE. ~. u. l9l4,
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ESQ Feet Of Valuable
Vacant Ground
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA. IN
THAT SECTION KNOWN AS HIGH
LAND PARK.

In pursuance OF decree OF the chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond.
Va. entered on the 24th day OF June,
In. styled 'lavlnia NJ. Thompson ct ais
IS. j. NJ. Thompsons eXccutriX ct ais
and ~. NJ Thompsons cXecutrix VS..
undersigned special commissioners APP
pointed for that purpose. will, on
THURSDAY. July II. 1919,
AT O'Clock p ".
or the premises. proceed to sell at
public auction,
All that certain lot OF land In tina,
part OF the city OF Richmond. Va.
poin, three hundred and ninety-ave
tsoh) feet south OF the northeast cor
ner OF Fifth Avenue and custer Street.
thence running southwardly along and
feet on the eastern line Of Fifth Ave-
nue. and running back castwardIy
between parallel lines and at right
creek which forms the eastern houn-
Diary Of tn. said lot, the northern line
Of said lot bsdns four hundred and
sixty-three A6a) feet long from Fifth
Avenue to Shockoe Cre6k
subdividcd to good advantage for
building purposes. and should attract
tut Slltuliou Vi INVESTORS ana nome
builders.
II Is also only one block from the
street car. and very convenient 10
churches. schools. drug stores and gro
Gerry stores.
TERMS third cash. and the
balance In equal installments at one
and two years. notes for deferred pay
mentS TO be executed by the purchs ser
10 his own order and by him ind Jrsed
with interest added. title TO he retained
until All OF the purchase money has
been paid and deed ordered by tho
court. or all cash, AT the option OF the
purchaser
ISAAC DlGGS and
ORDWAN FULLER
Special COMMISSIONERS
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of tho Special Com
missioncrs has been duly given
Given under my hand this sd day of
July, 1919.
Teste:
cHAs. o. SAvlLLE,
clerk.
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DESTRUCTION
local Instruction Glasses.

wanted To- take our shorthand. typ"w,it,lt
ours, SplSu1I'l ssl,rios 10 graduates Mas
Sirs..s 1865 - -
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REAL .ATE FOR SALE

FARMS II Il Is Il farm YOU want see Gar.
rctt & Co. lll2 East Main Street.
FARMS We have the farm YOU want
James I. Cosby. a0i Mutual RuiIdinR.
100 ACRE FARM Bargain. nice farm 100
acres. 20 cultivated: tobacco and grain
land: good orchard S-room dwelling: stable
ietcrsville. Va. ~
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MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
so2 T.; Broad Street. Richmond Va.
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Ia DiES-Wanted. housckeepcr and y lady
I,ntnI r:ripnm,,rTff also ono waitress. nroCto or
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Holp-Maie or Female.

iNIF-NIhie or FeinhIe. 81
YOuNG MEN AND WOMEN
for our courses in practical business. Re-
sr"nsihl". GOOD paying positions await
graduates.
We Instruct students in approved me
Chanical bookkeeping practices Burroughs
ia the business world. are part OF our
teaching equipment.
This training is short cut to good
position.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE
S"c L, Broad Street. Richmond. Va
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We have added battery Of Burroughs
Calculators to our teaching cuuipiucnt 10
rsin women aud girls for these positions
attractive salaries after a brief course 81
study 500" W
Ask us for detail.
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SAl.ESi.A ,l Wanted. At once oxport-
'nccu sHlcSla'ii Good positions t,, rirh,
KIND : 5. krcsrc. 30l East isroad +treci
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STENOGRAPliER- ENpcricnccd stcnogra.
nher to SubStiiut Nice quiet oiIirs
Good. hours. pleasant work. a.i Mutual
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BY WILLIAM +. Redo,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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MERCHANDISE
WRntcd-Io Buy. ii

EI.AIkBEKKIEs AND RASPBERRIEs-
WANTED sLAcKHERRiEs AND
RAsrBEKniEs FOR THE MANU-
FAcTuRE OF SAVERS PuRE
FLAroRlNG EXTRACTS AND
FRurri PUNCH ADVISE BY
TELEGRAPH OR TELEPHONE
HOW MANY YOU CAN FURNISH
AND AT WHAT PRICE THE
{. P s>CER CO RICHMOND.
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sALESWOMEN WHO DEMAND AND ANS
ACTUALLY WORTH HIGH SALARIES
ARE THE BEST INVESTMENT FOR rs
AS y sAlESWoMAN IN THIS STORE
THERE is OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU yo
START WELL AND TO GROW INTO 4
BIG FUTURE. SEVERAL GOOD OPEN.
lNGS FOR AMBITIOUS BEGINNERS III
IoU CAN QUALIFY. APPLY At ONCE.
MANAGERS OFFICE. KAUFMAN a co.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lady sionor
rapher; state experience and salary eA.
ipeeted. Address box Si5. Richmond. Va.
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MONEY
TO LEND

on Richmond city and suburban real
estate in sums from $1,000 TO sac, 900
SUTTON e. 90.
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FkATiEES-Spo cash raid for leather,
And antique furniture Madison 6SoT.
FURNITURE Wanted. any quantity Rest
priccI paid. Phone Madison 1905
HOUSEHOLD GOODS to buy
household Goods In ANY quantity. Phone
Randolph l2lS
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OPERATORS-Want Opcraiors ~,
proved power sewing machines 10 do
plain sewing: cool and COMFORTABLE sowi,r
room. Apply Richmond Dry Goods CO II
South Seventh Street. "a -
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r.rAl Ill In.er cias-ined ada
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Tailoring .md Pressing.
EMPLOYMENT
Help 1,yanted-IIc,n:,,c

BOOK Is EEPER- Wanted cNpcriencr,i honk-
keeper and stcnoEraphrr; one with high
,cnool enucaiion preferred Applv King
ilson Motor cfporatIon. so Nest Rrvsd
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G1RLS-Wantcd. girls for wrapping anal
sewing re-. Apply Swift & e."
GiRLS-Warf 4. NJ once. "Spcrinncr,i piris
for soda fou.. min and lunch.onc,tn
krtSE.. SOL East Rr"ad street
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FINANCIAL


MONEY Are ru IN need uf money TO ii.t
ma n"rtEhS"' II So. see Rufrn sloan.
', Nur,h Eighth street.
MoNEY--it Nuu need money. got IL f-om
US ccntrai Loan Go. SIC r: Mar,ha!i ST
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TELEPHONE. Randolph and Tell a Times.
Dispatsh Want Ad Taker what YOU
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.sh%clI MEN
The Republican journal., 1919-08-28

ON THE STREETS MONDAY, AUG.
18th, cameo pin. The finder will please
notify Mrs. Gertie Frisbee.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-28

kotiCe of Foreclosure

WHEREAS Rose Jones of Burnham, in the
w County of Waldo and State OF Maine,
by her mortgage deed dated the twenty third
day of September, 1912, recorded in Waldo
Registry of Deeds, Book z95, Page 353 con-
veyed to Alfred l.. Bowden certain lot or
parcel of land situated in said Burnham and
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning on the town road leading from the
Sherman blacksmith shop to the Morgan place
at the southeast corner of Mrs. Sarah Coles
lot; then westerly by Mrs. Coles south line to
land of q. E. Kinney. then southerly by the
Kinney line to land of Daniel Jones; then
easterly by said Daniel Jones north line to the
said Morgan road; then said road to place
of beginning, containing one half acre, more
or less, v hich mortgage and the notes, debt
and claim thereby secured were assigned to
me. the undersigned. by deed of assignment
dated July 5. 1918, recorded in Waldo Registry
of Deeds, Book 1928, Page IL; and whereas the
condition of said NOR tgage has been and now
is broken, now, therefore. by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof | claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
Dated at Durham, Maine, this twentieth
day of August, 1919.
FRED A, MCALLISTER
By his Attorney,
3W35 II. r. COOLIDGE.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-28
To the Voters of the Civ
OF Belfast

You are hereby notified that the Board of
Registration will be in session to revise and
correct the voting lists of the City of Belfast
on the five secular days prior to the eighth day
of September, A. D. 1919. Said Board of Reg
istration will be in session from nine in the
forenoon to one O'Clock in the afternoon, and
from three to five O'Clock in the afternoon. and
from seven to nine O'Clock in the afternoon on
the first four of said days, to receive evidence
touching the qualifications uf voters therein
and to revise and correct the voting lists, and
on the last one of said secular days, to verify
the correctness of said lists and to complete
and close up it's recordsiof said sessions. And
on the last of said secular days, at five O'Clock
in the afternoon, certified copies of said voting
lists shall be delivered to the Clerk of SAID
City of Belfast and a receipt taken therefor,
except that on the last Of said days devoted to
registration and on the last of said days de-
voted to the records as above, the sessions of
the Board shall close at five o'clock in the
afternoon, but no name shall be added to or
stricken from said lists after five o'clock in
the afternoon of the last of said days devoted
to registration as above.
WILLIAM A. MASON. Chairman
Board Of Registration Of the City of Belfast.
Belfast, Maine, August 26. 1919.-1w35