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The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Road Seeks Federal Loan.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-The Missouri
and North Arkansas Railroad applied
to-day to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for a Government loan of s3.-
100000. The corporation proposes to
use s2.062,750 to pay off it's receivers
certificates, $750.000 for betterments to
its road and for equipment. $4,000 to
pay Its floating Indebtedness, and the
balance to hold in its treasury as work.
Ing capital The line which asked for
the loan recently abandoned It's opera
tions. Various negotiations were opened
with the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion by residents along It's route to COM
pei their resumption, but no action In
that direction has been taken.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
To Aid Reparations.

Wall Street bankers were much inter
ested In dispatches from Paris to the
effect that the Preparations Commission
had authorized a $1,000. 600. 900 interna-
tional loan. guaranteed by German Gus
toms TO assist German indemnity pay
ments. The cables said that such an
announcement was made and that the
loan would pay per cent and run for
fifty years. A move of that nature would
have been expected to be constructive
factor in the foreign exchange market,
but its quotations were reactionary.
Further details are awaited before bank
ers here will comment on the develop
ment
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Average Bond Prices
December l3. 1871.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.
ss,ooo.ooo Sugar Offering.

A new issue Of s3.ooO.ooo first (closed)
mortgage twenty year TN per cent.
gold bonds dated December I. 1921. and
due on December 1, 1941. of the God
chaux Sugars, Inc, is being offered at
9Sh and interest to yield 7.65 per cent.
by a syndicate composed Of A. B..
Leach & Co., Inc. Ames Emerich & Co.
and p. w. Chapman & Co. Inc. They
are secured by a first mortgage on all
the company's property, having re-
placement value, after depreciation Of
more than $s,300,000, or more than 800
per cent. of the entire issue. The COM
pany is said to be the largest producer
of sugar cane in the United States and
has under cultivation about 1900 acres
out Of $1,000 acres owned. The COM
pany's net earnings applicable TO Its In
terest charges. depreciation and taxes
for six months ended with June 80,
1921. were moro than s4S0.000. Tho
annual interest on these bonds requires
S225, 900.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Inxenfment Stacks.

In view OF interest being displayed I'm
investment stocks listed on the New
York Stock Exchange IL seems ar.pro-
pirate to draw attention to the preferred
stocks OF the power and light companies
not Ii ted on the Exchange but which
enjoy an excellent over the counter
market. The preferred stocks Of power
and light companies undoubtedly deserve
n very high rating and can be purchased
to yield 7.40 to s per cent. whereas pre-
ferred stocks of the railroads and in
dustrial companies yield only to $50
per cent at current quotations. Ac-
cording TO specialists. II Is not on record
that any good power and light company
ever passed It's dividends on its pre-
ferred issues. and It was matter OF
note that that class of security held up
remarkably well during the war and the
subsequent readjustment period. Incl
dentally. most power and light preferred
stocks have sold at 5 to ~ points higher
than their present levels. Before power
companies had demonstrated amply their
vitality and before preferred stocks
were so well protected by earning power
they sold at higher prices. Tho follow
ing list gives earnings. after bond In
terest. applicable to dividends on pre-
ferred stocks of few representative
power and light companies:
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
FOREIGN INTERNAL BONDS.
EXPORTS FRoM NEW yoRrx.

Exports from New Yorl, yesterday: wheat
22,6li bushels. corn, i05.703 bushels; oats
wheat, 1892 bushels; flour. 30 1865 sacks
pork, ~ barrels. beef. 40 barrels; bacons
2,44j,5O0 pounds; lard, 5000 23i pounds
grease, 10000 pounds cheese. 1900 pounds
1850 gallons. oatmeal, O50 barrels, hons
i,26i bales; oil cake, 7.e3s,s0 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Earnings Required
vea r puded fnr prof
united states Of Brazil 81.

One OF the few non .ca.llable issues
among the foreign government bonds
listed is United States OF Brazil twenty
year per cent external bonds. due i'm
1871. They have advanced about 8
points in the last three months, but they
can still be purchased at prices to yield
better than 7.5O per cent TO their ma
turity.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14

Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Another sugar FIotation.

An Offering of an issue of $1,000. 900
of the Holland St. Louis Sugar Com
pany's first mortgage per cent. serial
bonds. due on May j. 1924 to May /,
1895. inclusive, at PAT and interest Is
being made by syndicate composed Of
Waiting, Lerchen & Co. and Harris,
Small & Lawson of Detroit. and the
Michigan Trust Company of Grand
Rapids and William l.. Ross & Co. Of
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Mississippi Bonds offered.

An offering OF s1.5oo.ooo of ~ per
cent. serial bonds OF the State OF Mis-
sissippi due on January I. 1924. to jan
uary 1, 1947. inclusive, at prices to yield
40 TO 40 per cent. win be made to-
day by w. A. Hartman & Co, Hamble-
ton & Co. and the Fifty-third National
Bank OF Cincinnati, purchasers of the
bonds on Monday at auction.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Calgary Issue ON Market.

The Royal Securities Corporation Is
Offering new issue of $399,5OO, of per
cent. coupon gold bonds of the city Of
Calgary. Alberta, dated December l.
1921. and due on December /. 1861 and
December 1. 1871. They are direct and
primary obligations of the city as a
whole, and are being offered at 100 and
interest to yield s per cent. Their
principal and interest are payable In
United States gold at the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank of this city.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Hackensack Issue Approved.

The New Jersey State Public Utilities
Commission has approved the Hacken-
sack Water Company's application to
issue 100000 OF its fifteen year 7 per
cent notes. The proceeds of the issue
VIII be used to provide the company with
additional working capital and for fur
ther extension Of its plant.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Cranston Isnua Sold.

The city clerk of Cranston, r. l.,
sold yesterday s3S2.oo0 In refunding
notes and $4,000 in fire station notes,
dated December is, 1921. and maturing
on June 15. 1922, TO the Old Colony Trust
count.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
BONDS IN STOCK LANCE

TUESDAY. IS.
1921
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
REV, HELV|E INJURED
IN AUTO, RECOVERING

Rev. Clara Cook Hclvr" "r ln2 Four
trcnth street. nnul recently pastor OF
the First Unitarian church, VIII" was
injured Saturday afternoon rNr lloyd*-
vile -. when machine being driven
hv Joseph \ Kncsrh" Of Monument
Race. waS showed Of! tn" road by a
Freedom OIL Company truck - getting
alors nicely and will be ont Of tn hos
p.,al within a week. !, was stated ~ IN"
Ohio Valley General hospital last night.
Tho injuries consisted "t severe
fracture Of the collar l"n". SpralnNd
wrist. sprain~d aakl" and a number OF
bruises about The face and body. They
w"r" returning from AN all-day trip.
The driver oC IA" truck. u - said. failed
"a 50" 'r hear the knr$Ch" machine.
Mr. and Mrs KncSChc were un!njurrd.
Through Il Typographical error. :; was
stated that Mr.. NrlvI" was formerly
pastor oG ~" FIRST United Presbyterian
church" As Is we'll known. She was
not affiliated with that denomination.
but was the popular pastor "t the Farsi
Unitarian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
ELECTION PROBE
To Be RESUMED
Council VIII Meet Again wednesday
Evening 70 Hear Moro
witnesses
approximately 100 70 Be Hardin
vostgauon VIII Last For
Some Time

After = postponemcnt since last
Thursday night. city council vii! again
meet tomorrow night in the Crim!na!
court room and resume hearings in the
Charles J.. ,i:!!IEaA-i hester G. Thomp-
son election contest. Council decided
"a meet az 80 o'clock sEdrp and Will
hear witnesses until 20 o'clock each
night
Gll.lEan whr contests The STAT m
"uuncIi ~ Thompson on the ErouTGiS
,hLt ThCmnS"n wa elected by fraud.
announced rs, Thursday evening that
approximately lao" witnesses would b"
called :" testify council -,t III a body
two days !H-' wc"k and h"arL evidence
and ;h"N lIJuUrncI unNl \ l"r"w might.
Tomorrow n.Uht session u. wcn rs
every session '"r 'hr newt w" weeks
Will hr taken mp chiefly by hearing "vl-
demo" "f witnesses that they voted Tor
G''ncIn.
G,IIi;an claims II" can pr"'iuc" three
times - many p"opi" who will swear
;h-y ynr"i 800 hun than what tho cleo
ton returns showed He claims that
after producing thrN" w,tn"SS1! he viii
10 able {" show there WAS fraud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
CHICAGO MAN SLOW
ON PATRIOTIC CORN
Red white and Blue Ears Have Been
Grown IN Marshall County For
Two Years

Professor William WrudhurM IF
Northwestern University Of Chicago, haS
announced that h" has succeeded IA pro-
ducinS IN ear ~ corn rnnth:nIn,; r"l.
white and blue kernels through crossing
ard then Grat;iHg rcd. white and the re-
Sultant blu" N5,r."tI"S. His Emh''lon
now - - perfect a., corn 30 that til"
rows "r kernels vii. zoe S"..d bars q:
rel. white and blue.
However. rr"f"S~"r W"Ndhrn = q
triti" hcJLtcA II his discovery Right
IN MIrSIh,i county TIA" patriotic ear haN
been grown for two N"IrS. N" tIr>' >,-'d
having been brought from Billings.
Missouri. hy NJ l. f. galloway. ami
given To- h,r ~oN-IN-liw +. :. 'riS-
w"Il who planted II and IA 'uiN l9i9.
secured a hunlp.r Cr"p nf the finest
>w'", corn eyer grown IN that NIrln!tN.
Whom -!pc 'lu' Giu" and rcd and whit"
grams Termed i Shiri, contrast SOM"
Of The finest ears W." diEV.AN'd IL ~"
Window IT one 80 tn Mnund>I'i'r papCrS
and attr:, ted mU,h attention. from Mar
shah county farmers. several ~ whom
", r, given q few ears %: th"'s""l
Tha; variety - corn - n"w -rown
IN number OF The .argrSt farms here
;.houiS. and IN addition I" living ,\'"il'nt
sweet corn and IN Unu>uoi variety. y
grow T." mammoth height and - -
Cu.ilr'v suited FIR rn~l!LEC, 10: nuly
h,-,.auSr o. ~. .u,ru,"n: stalks Nut he
cause If IN. depth "r ~" k"-n"! ana
UuI>ua. $mn!inrss uC III" r"h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
Fire In MouDdsviNe;
Great Excitement;
Only a Brush Pile

About two-thrrty O'Clock yesterday
afternoon tho MoundSvil.O fire truck
rushed wildly - tho Western avenue"
'"unty bridge, which was almost hidden
by u d"ns" Cloud ~ smoke. Hearing the
alarm and seeing the mad rush Of tn"
rrr rhlrr and his m,n, every automobile
IN Marshall county. Z seemed, und every
resident e. w".i ;>"urricd To the seen"
"a last as cars and tr'. could carry
them.
What WAS tho diSapp"lnt when Il was
discovered that the fire Was merely
heap 1T brush and not an honest 10
r""dhcSs on" after ali Every lmp"S-
S,hIo ,omj"rtur" was heard a. people ran
toward the h.IE.. one indN wtS heard
I" Say Il might u" on" Il IN" airplanvS
fallen onL ~ IRE" another declared Il
WITS m. COZ! u3:n" located III III nur-
S"ry. ant -" IN Rut nrltll"n dollar
fIrr could rot haN" drawn - larger
crowd "f c\rit"I t"lh than did the IN
sl&nlu'LUt brush heap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
BOY SCOUTS ENJOY
BIG DAY Ar CAMP

F"llow;ng The Independents Lay pa
rad" yesterday morning tn" forty or
more Buv Scouts II Wh"rl:ur Mounds
vile council VIII" VIZ" III the FIRST d.
NisI"u were taken :" Camp .\eam.nS cut
Eis Wheeling creek IN "n' Of stone X
Thomas trucks where They Spcn; ~"
LHS having very good time
Various games ami "lh'r amuScmcntS
w.rr enjoyed during Tn" day a. we'll -
u very good feed prepared by the ON.
,,.0l scout cook. George Hull
In the evening IN" parents - som" ~
the boys who spent IN" day with their
boys bought s0m" fireworks and The
boys enjoyed ih.$ display very much.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05

Here $ It letter tina, j. certain - prove
of interest ~ p""pt" III IhiS ,i'.i"t%. a.
cases Uf This Svrt occur II almost every
n"irhhnrhu"d. and people should know
what 10 d" IN nnc circumstances.
Savannah. Mo. oct. /. l7lh
Il used "A bottle of thLmtNrLnin :
conc and Darrh"ca Erm"dN about nine
years ago and II cured me IT ilu\ tdH*.
entcry had another attack "i IA"
sam" complaint some Ihr"u ar fnir
yeats ago and Il, few IuSr.' Of th'r rem.
"dv rurrd ms" ! have recommends
Chamhcrlain'a IolIr AMI pdrrh"cd Rem
edy 10 dozens uf people, sine" | irSt us"d
Il For sale 10y all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-05
Tub Fabrics at July Prices

SIDE BORDER WOLFE. 10
inches wide. in navy,
taupe, and French blue
grounds with printed sid"
border. reduced to 59c 4
yard.
PRINTED NOILr.S. - and
~ inches wide, in dark
grounds with choice de.
signs and col"riugS, re-
durrd to 49r a yard.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that until
ten O'clock a. m. on tie 92nd day OF
October, 1921, the Board OF County
Commissioners OF Marion County,
Florida. at their office in the Marion
County Court House, In said county
and state. viii receive sealed bids for
the construction OF Road No. A. OF
DunneIIon Special Read and Bridge Dis
erict No. g of Marion County. Florida.
said road being the road from the
Dunn Lion -Eomeo read near Jufistte,
running eastward TO OcaIa rock road.
approximately nine and hye-tenths
9y.51 miles.
Bids should be submitted per Hneal
mile The surface OF said road is to
be excavated to a depth Of six inches
.(69 nine feet 90 wide, and the road
to be constructed Of good quality ct
limestone or gravel eight sSy inches
thick and nlRe 60 feet wide, the work
to begin at the sw Il Of neL Of section
IS, township Is. s. range 10, east. Tue
material in the pit On the above de-
seribed lard may be used by the con-
tractor free OF charge.
The board reserves the right to re-
JecG any and all bids.
TIE Board OF County CGmnui ssIonerS
Of Marion County. Florida,
BY f. ID. Lancaster. Jr.. Clerk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court 81 the Fffth ~
aleial Circuit Of the state OF Flor
Ida IN and for Marion county, In
William MeKie, Complainant. VS.. Mary
Z. D001ey, ct al. Defendant s-O Order
& Z Tor Constructive Service.
Suit To Quiet Title
It is ordered that the defendants
asreln named, tO-WIt: Mary Z. D0oley
II living and II dead. all parties claim
Ing interests under A. J. DoaIey. de-
IIEing. and il dead. all parties claim
In interests under Mary L. D0oIey de-
ceased. or otherw1s Sc. calming an m
serIbed lands situated in Marion coun-
~. Florida, t0-WiE.
Beginning al the southeast corner of
the 50 quarter OF the NV quarter Of
section 10, toWnshIpI4 south range %
east. thence north to the south line
OF Florence avenue. thence west TO the
east corner OF Florence avenue and
Or said Sixth street to point opposite
beginning point. thence east to point OF
pesinning. rsservlng II Feet on south
side Tor street. and also south half
OF southeast quarter a n0rthwest
quarter 81 said section IT, township
LA south. range - east.
And all parties claiming interests
N tie property above described in-
Vowed n this suit whose name or
names are uuknown TO the COMPLAIN
ant. are and each Of them is hereby
plant heretofore filed III this cause on
saoaaay. DeeeGnSer eth, A. d.. 1871
the same being q rule day
X is further ordered that q eppy Of
this order be published once 4 week
ter eight consecutive weeks In the
sOcaia Banner. a newspaper published
IN said county and state
Witness my hand and seal OF said
court at 0caia, Marion county, Flor
ida this October s. A. d., 1921.
tSeaIl Z. DLANCASTER JR
Clerk Circuit Court Marion county
Florida = I
BY r K BATS, DC
solicitor. -Ig--T-9t-
d. NEIL FERGUSON ConnpIainanr.s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court Marion County in
Chancery. -
Ernest Lee. Complainant. vs. r M
Jones, ct al, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Constructive Service
To i. NJ Jones, c. GoIdstein Vietor
Il. Knight and r.. O. DIckenson.
whereas. the complainant in this
cause has field in this Court an amend
ed oil OF complaint, alleging that YOU
ana each or You are non residents or
the state OF Florida. and that your
resluence Is unknown, to the COMPLAIN :
ant and that in the belief of the az
IislIlI, each OF You individually are
ever the age OF twenty zone years. and
that there is no person in the state
OF Florida the service Of a Subpoena
upon whom would bind you or either
Of you
Therefore, it is ordered that Won
and each of you be and appear be-
Tore this court ON
Monday the 9Th day Of December. 1921.
the same being rule day Of this
It Is further ordered that this order
be published In the OcaIa Banner
new spaper published in Marion
county, Florida, once a week for eight
consecutive weeks prior TO the said
Rule Day in December, 1921
Witness nv hand as the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Circuit
Of Florida. in and for Marion County,
and the official seal Of said Court this
the 18th day OF September 1921
ISeal Circuit Ccurtl T. ID. LANCAS-
TER. JR-, Clerk Circuit Court
BY Ruth Erwin. p. c.
S. T. SLSTRTEK, solicitor for Conn
pIaInant st.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28
ARE THE RAILROAD HEADS MAX
ING a MEsTAkE7


The first essential to success in
either strike or lockout Is the sup
port of the public, either active or
passive. 1t is uphill business for
any organization in this country to
succeed for very long in opposition
TO the public conscience part
OF the people can be fooled part Of
the time, but all the people can not
be fooled all the time. The public
VIII generally line up on the right
side, il given time and oppor-
tunity to study subject and get
its proper bearings
Believing that We feel that the rail-
way executives are missing a great
opportunity when they fail to accept
the proposition of the public group
OF the labor board to reduce freight'
rates first. and later endeavor to Sc
cure a responsible reduction OF wages.
Such an action would have shown
a disposition to meet the popular de-
mand for a reduction of freights; it
would have made the public more
friendly to the roads, and taken the
wind out OF the sails of the strikers
Viewed from a financial standpoint
we believe it would have been great
~ to the advantage Of the reads. The.
present semi-paraIysis Of the roads
is undoubtedly due in great measure
to the high freight rates, which are
out Of lire with the prices which the
people are able and willing to pay for
commodities The roads must get
right with the people If. they hope
TO succeed in their fight for reduc-
tion of wages, and the best and quick
est way to get right with the people
is to give them at least a fifty-fifty
chance to live and thrive. The farm
er whose crops rot in his fields, be-
cause transportation charges leave
him no margin of profit, does not feel
that he has that chance today, and
naturally holds the railroads respou-
sible- That feeling should be correct
ed as soon as possible, and there Is
but one way to do it. The railroads
should take a chance on that way
Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28


Notice IS hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held &C Welrsdale. Mar
ion ceuaty. Florida on Tuesday
November 3. 1871
Tor the purpose Of extending the
boundaries or the present WeTrsdaie
speeiat La seh00i district No. Mar
ton county Florida. so as TO include
the following described territory. to-
wit.
Commencing at the north line Of Sec
ton seven. township IL s0l1Eh range
y east aad the inIerSectiou Of the.
Vest bank OF the Ocklawaha River
thence west to the northwest corner
of section 10, township II south. range
- east. thence south 10 the north
west corner OF southwest quarter of
section Id. township 1T south range
II east thence west to the waters Of
Lake W efr, thence SOuthernly along
the waters OF Lake Weir to the south
80. township IL. south range "A east.
thence west 10 the southwest Of south-
west quarter OF section IA townships
IL south, range % east. thence south
20 the southwest corner Of section ia
township IL. south range - east
Lake county line to the intersection
OF tn ewest bank Of the 0eklawalfa
River, thence NORTH ernEy along the
west bank Of the OeklaWaha River TO
the point Of beginning
The following named persons Were
appointed IS inspectors and clerk OF
Fl B LYLE, w. T. Kelsey. II. Boyer.
inspectors. and r. D. Douglas, clerk
BY order Of the board OF public in
atructioE. Marion county, Florida, this
the Stu day of September 1921
Attest H q. Shealy, Secretary.
-l0---T-e5t-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28


OF application for leave TO sell Minor
land
In re. guardianship Of Harry Whit
tiEgt0n. Dow Wilmington and r. j..
Wilmington, Jr.. Miners In County
Judges. Court, Marion County. Flor
idzI.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, that Ida Below. form
.eriE Ida Wilmington. as guardian OF
Harry Wilmington. Dow Wilmington
and r. Wilmington. Jr., minors
viii, on the
17fh Day Of November, A. D.. 1871.
apply tn the Honorable L. E. Futch.
county Judge in and for Marion c0un-
after as the matter can be heard. for
authority to sell. at private sale. the
following described real estate IN Mar
ton county. Florida. t0-wit.
The undivided interest OF the said
minors the same being an undivided
Gre seventh interest in and to tee fol-
lowing described lands in Marion coun-
~ Florida. T0-wit. West half OF sW
quarter OF see Is. tp T. T 20 e. west
half Of northwest quarter Of section
- township II south range 20 and
. tract described as com 10 chs " Of
the re corner of tire sw quarter or
sec Is tp II 20 thence running
w to chs thence running 26.sA ems
thence running 10 ems thence runn-
inc 26s94 chs to poiat ct begIRnliI 2 g
oa u II Wilmington deceased ana 70
he sold for the best interest Of said
'1a1 T5atea September seth A D.. 1921
IDA BELEW, Guardian
At III
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28

Notice Is hereby given thar ,.r,<7zrs !
~ vlrsue of mai decree rendered On
sa ana ,lsb aa s 2 2sfpssr Issl
circuit Court of the Fifth judicial CIR
cutie OF Florida. Marion County il
1 = g Ger n 2 certain case pending in
Bank Of Oca1a. q Corporation IS -
complainant. and John f. jenkins
also knewn as j. T. jenkins, and his
VIE. Mary A. Jenkins Ida q WfIlianas
Edith WieIlIans, Edward II. WIFI s1IIHs'rr,s
4hl MS Vile. Carolyn williams. are
defendanrs, the UNDERSIGNED viii -
Isn1ay. the tn day OF sovember, 1871,
curing the legal hours Of sale. ofFer
IeL sale, and viii sell to the hizhest
oldGer Tor cash: the property de-
sfTlped IN said final Decree to-wit
The north half 81 lot ~. old survey
q the Cf-y Of OcaIa, Marion county.
Florida s - - y ;
x strip OF land 40 feet wide r4Yanfrr
east and west from the eastern tot fa the
western extremities az blocks 70 and
~, eld survey OF the City of Ocal a
slarlon county, Florida, and lying be-
" Wen the two said blocks ~ and SO.
also lots IS IL. As So. S.. ga. SIS. 50 no.
IL Is, "a rs, 76< rs. and 81 az
MI teneli's addition 20 OcaIa, Marion
COUNTY,. EI0rIGa. Also the fCIlOWfn 3
described part or parcel OF land Com
meEcIng at the center Of the C1pala
and Martin hard road about $50 feet
west OF the southeast corner of the
southwest quarter ST the soutfaeast
Quarter at section 8. t0wnsfsin III
south range q east. running thence
north 10 degrees west along center ~
said road IT'S feet for the point 81 be-
ginning. running thence east 90 feet.
thence north ~ degrees. west PARALLEL
with said read los feet thence wei
10 feet 60 the center Of said road
t thence south 10 degrees, east aIgng
center Of said road TO point Of ba-
ginning, containing one-haf acre more
or less Z
Or So much thereof as NAV he ne
I the costs - sAAes
JOSEPH. BELL as Special afastar
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H. NJ HAMPTON SaIicitor far 49,
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