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3"23 EST OF F. {. NIGeERiE- rs: ~
2t'T"S Lake. Lake. ; e.. J."
acres Lake. Taylor. !ecot. rcro' 80 acre $
Road Marte Lane Lane 9j.%o acres. Road
Lane Lane Self: acres. Road Rogers
GEORGETOWN Lane: ES. land acres. Int. of
J. G and D. W Alexander and 7, fecot IN
CIarcnton Shell Bank: improvements. cattle :
Taxes $40i7i. Int $50 80. Costs s125: Total
Si2- %
3s2i MRS + J. vIGTERIE ES. I'ndj-
vdrd 10 in Chtrenton Shell Bank Taxes
s. .. Int. l7C Costs So; Total $Gl'
%%2j ERNEST D. vIGT ERIE-ES. 300
acres Lake, Pa,cale. Techt. Canal; improve
ments. mules cart. implements and gears
Taxes s245lG. Int. sl22i. Costs $50: Total
$@60.l5.
33i3 JOHN B. WRIGIIT-ES. so acres.
lcts 30, 50Iz. 81, 51i4. 20, - "f Adrlinc; !;
IS IL acres Fr of lot ~ Of Adelnr; HI 4.
acres lots So. FIR of No. 36l2 and As of Ade-
line: acres. Lane. Deigne. DesliEne, Carrot:
improvements. Taxes s572 ~, Int. $2S.6l, Cost,
Il tII SH0I
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PATTERSON

1899 BERTHA ALLEN-Lots Nos 81. %
Waveand Park. So ,: lot. Johnson Street
Ryans. waveland. Gounaia lot. johnson Street
Self. Waveland, Arsena; lot. Clements, r.
Harris. r. K. Avenue. Fields: Taxes So 90. Int.
l9c. Costs $275: Total $3.50
1913. u, r. BERGERON-Lots Nos. Is, I6.
IL. Waveland Park So 4 Taxes 70c Int sc.
Costs $2,s5: Total $3.50
1880. MRS. DELLA BROUSSARD. Wife Of
A. ID, Jones-House and lot No. L. H. Bros Il
N. Kane. X. K Avenue, No. >; lot. Broussa nd
Johnson Street. Clark Street. Johnson Street /;
lot, Broussard. johnson Street Broussa rd
Street; Taxes $l6,2s. Int. SIC. Costs s31J !:
Total $so.s5.
1881. CERELDA BR0wN-House and lot
Clementine, Street. X. r. Avenue. Fields Taxes
$3.49 Int. l6c, Costs s275; Total $40
1856. A. o. COONS--House and lot Picou.
Kramer. II. r. Avenue. Lane; Taxes s29 u7,
Int. $l45. Costs s255; Total $500.
1919 ANTOINE CASTILLE-House and LOT.
Roussei. Roussel. Lane. Rousse Taxes So 80
Int 45c, Costs $2T5; Total $l2.50
It'll LEE DONNELI.-House and lot NJ.
2. So Z: Taxes $a.4s. Int Ice. Costs s2..5;
I7s3 EDDIE DAvls-Lot Street. Taylor.
Perry. Perry; Taxes S2SS. INT. l2c Costs
$275: Total s5.eo
1895. FRANCIS MOORE. Wife Of Please
Henderson, and lot, Shexnayder, n
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MORGAN CITY

10. CHARLES A. BIBBINS-L Lot No: 8
Westerling Tract: lot No l. Terrebome Sub
So b; furniture: Taxes S5.66, Int. &c. Costs
SIS; Total $3.50
g0I W o. DITCH-Lots Nos. ,. t. :, 6, :
3, 8, 10, IL, IL. u. So. I !; lots Nos. |, 2. :
A. J. q, T. So. Y; lands. Vacant square, bound
ed by Sqs NJ and y, 9Th and 'th Streets
Ditch Annex: lots 8, =, 10. IL, II, II, IA, -
z: lots Nos /. 2. 3, !. So. A.; 26 cattle.
automobile: lots 4. :. i. !, So. W; Taxes
Sill .66, Int. $3.50 Costs $6.5 Total $1,000.
s5a. NERyILLE ]. FIELDs-Lot No. IL,
School Park Subdivision. Sl; A; automobile
Taxes $3.50, Int ''r' Costs $2.''; Total
sSs SILh GATDET-House and lot part
of No 4, So , Taxes s39.3s, Int $l97, Costs
s275: Total s44.Io.
os6 W. T. GILMoRE-I.ot No. A. Terrcbonne
Sub. So. b; y OF No. and Nos; ana o.
So. 4: lot No. 5, Hanson Annex. Sd |; fix
ture: Taxes sl9,53, Int. sc. Costs $2-75; Total
$685.,
1901 FRANK GUARISCO- No. I. Ditch
Annex, So l0l Taxes s5c, Int. Sc, Costs $50
Total S3.15.
1864. f. c. Hannafofd-Lots IL. II. IL. IA.
Is. Terrebonne Sub. So. B: lots and 9, So.
A: house and lot. y u of $ u of Nos 10, II.
S1. 3s: Lots, $ y of $ y OF Nos 10. IL. So,
3S: lot No. 81. Terrebonne Sub. So So !
automobile; Taxes s7l67. Int. $3.50 Costs
1915 Total $1s.O0.
o.
Mule Sub, So. l6: Taxes ,9c. Int. Be- Costs
$275: Total s3.51,
1886. ROBERT ]. JoHNsOS-House and lot,
portion of No. ~, Sd F; Taxes f1.ss Int
SIC Costs $2.I5; Total $ll.OO
1926 MRS. A. i. X. KERNAGHAN-IIouse
and lot M. 3, So SO; Taxes 1889, Int. 66c,
Costs $215: Total $l6.a0
1853. FRANCIS MAYEK House and lot,
CARRIER Street Comeaux. Henry, Bay Taxes
SIl05. Int 55c. Costs $21j; Totsi sI4.35.
1864. LAURA KING MO0RE-Lots -.
- Moore, Moore; Taxes 1894, Int. 2tc,
Costs s2.al Total $3.50.
1875 ALBERT J. RANDALI.-House and
lot. Road Rollins, Murray. Collins; | COW !:
Taxes s7.56 f8t. Ssc. Costs $2.I5; Total 5000.
if.Z. Ma~s - o. Taxa, ~ Int
SIC, Costs s2.75; ..atai Hloo.
1866. JULES p. T-<LL0rTE-Lot No $
81 s6; Taxes sl5.75. Int, SOC. costs $50
Total $685.. ~
l4is. REUBEN TAYLOR-House and ~
Lawrence sub; Taxes s3I5, Int l5c -Css'S
$275: Total S6O5.
1885. JOSHUA THOMAS-House and Iot No.
:. So. c; Taxes si41s. Int. 72c. Costs ss.'j
Totafs$l7 IS.
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UNKNOWN OWNERS

54o6. UNKNOWN 0WNERS-2l acres
Moore. Young, GautreauX WoIford; Taxes
Sl2.'', Int toe. Costs S2.15; Total $l6.l5
On the said day of sale l Will sell such
portion of said property as said debtor will
point out, and in case the debtor will not
point out sufficient property, will at once and
without further delay, sell the least quantity
OF said property of any debtor. which any
bidder Will buy for the amount of taxes in
terest and costs due by said debtor
The said sale will he without appraisement,
for cash, in legal tender money of the United
States, and the property sold shall be re.
deeina0ie at any time within the space of one
year by paying the price given, including
costs and twenty per cent thereon
Witness my hand officially this 18th day of
July, A d., 1921
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff and Ex-Offcio Tax Collector. Parisb of
st. Mary, Louisiana.
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SIXTH WARD

1927 +. s. BARNETT Of $3.50 acres,
Taxes sll55, Int 55c, Costs $a75 Total
4Sss KATE BRows-Lot Aucoin. Road.
Moore Sanders; Taxes 95c, Int. sc, Costs s2.75
| Total s3.1j.
1889. ODELIA BoYD-Lo., Society Fen
ner. Street. Society; Taxes $l.l4, Int &c, Costs
| f2I5; Total 1896.
4s5o: W Q, DITCHnFr. 2 acres, Road,
faxes $l.76. Int. &c, Costs s2.75 Total $500
1896. H. B. HEwEs-w u of 6s 80 acres.
Nv 4 Of SW Il Sec 10, Tp 10 s., r. IL E. /;
Taxes sll55, Int. 55c Costs s2.75; Total
r,,n"'7s is"7; SIS susAN 10, loNEs-Houss and lot.
| Int. S5c. tosts $2,75: Total 5000
1918. LOUISIANA LIVE STOCK COMPANY
sast Of Bayou Traiae; 457 acres. Fri portion
NV Y See t6 and NJ 4. Sec SO. south and
S6. north and east Of Bayou shaffer and east
Of Bayou Traine, and ST u. See &c. all in
p 10 =. R. i +. =. J. D., west Of
that gF poTon a n'FS' o Of s,s u See snI - sos or 81
Canal {, and Y of Sec. ~ 6s7 acres. all
Sec. 80; 697 acres. all Sec. 81 47s7O acres.
all Fri Sec 20: 6Sl acres. all Sec. %; $40
acres. all Sec. 80; 200 acres, SW u and SW
4 Of NV y, Sec. 33; s62.O3 acres, portion
OF Secs. Al and ~. lying south of Canal A and
portions of Secs. 43 and A., lying south and
west ~ ,t,9nal A; 56j acres, n Fri portion
sec IL, isi.. lstween Boeuf and Canal a
acres, Fri. portion Sec IS. south of Canal A
and west Of Bayou Chene all in 'Tp 16 S, X
H. E., $. Y. l.. D.. west Of river; 2Os 10 acres,
Fri. portion Sec. | east of Bayou ShaYer Tp
II >, Q. 1s f.. 697 acres. all of Sec s !: 4Is 80
acres, ait q Fri. portion Sec. . on Avoca. east
nf Bayou PsilchaHt except acres; 67.i0 acres,
Fri portion See, Is on ATpea north Of Bayou
fenchant: $40 acres, ali OF See. ). 500. 90
acres. Fri. portion Of Sec. on Avoca, north
and west of Bayou ,Chene; so 40 acres, Fri
portion Of Sec. s, on Avoca north and west
Of Bayou Chene. north Of Bayou Penchant 63g
acrss, all of Sec. 4 253.I0 acres, Fri portion
Sec. on AYoca, north and west of Bayou
t,-nne; lilo acres, all irregular Sec 80 12l 40
aerts. ~ irregular Sec. 81; 396,2e acres, Fri
IortioH SCI 81 Avoca. north and west of
bayou chene.' e1"epl . y of Sc u; Il6. 10
acres Fri portion Gee 10 Dn a ,cl, 1orth and
west of Bayou Chene; 2ls4D tScfes Fri por-
iton Sec . on Avoca, north and west of Baseu
chene, except \ Il of NE Y; lilo acres
BaIoa .ht-s, II! u T. Il s. R - E.; s. E.
Of 81 " ard lots ], s, Sec Ss: 80 scrsss, A
Sec. "a 1c0 acres. n Il II Sw' u and SW r
Of NV ~ Sec. 81, rp: 10 D., y, u s, $. s
l. D., west Of river 20 acres, sW = Of sW
Ssc. s. $40 'o~ acres e all Of Sec 3 COO " acres
s L. NE Z. y n, Of NV 4 and Sc 4 Of NV
y, Sec. 4 1860 acres. $ hsof Fri y y and
F1 $ p Of Sec. ); 10 acres, Fri Sec s |
4es.,5 sa,ss. Fri. Sec. $ !; Esl.E acres, Fri. |
Sec. 10 9ips - 4ryes. y 4, N of S Il and
Al ,as g e 81 SsFt q J By hasr =, sss
Of NV y and IL. y = Of sH Z. ss-. NJ |
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SECOND WARD

1916 MRS OPHELIA BROUSSARD House
and 20 acres. portion of lots |. : reserved from
sale Of land of a. V. PREY st S.la acres:
Eadin. A. Provost A. V Provost Heirs of
rilenest Ssh acres. lot | of Sub Of \. V,
Provost as per map: | horse, cart. l auto
mobile Taxes $97.0G, Int Si.Sj, Costs $40 /;
Total $l06.G0.
3405. CANELAND Il SUGAR COMPANY
Marsh kemper: SS acres, Dumisnel, Corner.
sea Marsh. Mrs T. ID. b lot. d. Bodin. Road.
'at"rt. ?. and d. Bodin 3o.li acres, Road.
Fly, Richard: Prevost 1898 acres. NV y,
and of j. T. Dumisnel; 80 acres, Leonard,
atout. p. Marsh. Patout and B.; acres, ac-
'Uired Of Tlysee Bod.n: l60 acres, Z Of
;W 4 of SW u of Sec. 49, TIP. IA S, r. f. :;
improvements Taxes Sl.h24l IL. Int. Sj1..
Costs S6.2j; Total Sl,dSl SO.
1922. LEO CAMBRE-House and lot, Chou
pique. Collins. Bernard Cypremort Road :
Taxes s. 90. Int. sc. Costs $2.1J: Total $l0.l
3454 CHARITY GREEN-House and lot, /
Fell Gates, Henry Hill. Maillard; Taxes S4.95,
INT 25c, Costs $2..5; Total $7.3j
352j MARTHA MARSH Mnor)--35.70
acres, Sc Il of NV 4 and lot No. ,. Sec. 30.
TIP. Il S. X. E.; Taxes $1l2. Int. Sc, Costs
81 -; Total S395.
1886 MRS ERNEST PREvOST-lOo acres
Eergeron. Provost. Patout. Richard; Taxes $3.50.
Int l5c. Costs s2.75; Total $500.
354a. ARTHUR j. PREvOST-9s acres.
i'atnut, Patout and f., Provost Provost Taxes
= 80. Int. 15c Costs $2IJ; Total $50.
$3.50. ALEXANDER PREvOST-l5. 20 acres
No, % Sub. of A. V. Provost per map of
record; improvements, horses. mules, cat
re. hogs. | auto, implements; Taxes S40.13,
MT. s2.02 Costs SIS: Total $3.50.
1886. vACHERIE SUGAR CO., INC.-Re-
fnery and acres bounded n. f., s. and W.
ty Caneland Sugar Co: improvements. -
mules. carts. automobiles. implements and
ears, cane derricks. railroad, cane cars and
locomotives oil tank; Taxes Sl.i3S.SJ Int
S1420, Costs $3.75; Total sl56l.80.
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BY virtue Of the authority vested IN me by
the Constitution and the laws of the stare "i
Louisiana. and especially by Act lU ol Inc
General Assembly Of 1898, Will sell ht INT
principal front door Of the Court House IN
the.town OF Franklin, Parish of st. Mary La.
in which the ciyil District Court II being
held. within legal hours for judicial sales
beginning AT II O'Clock II. m, on
SATURDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF AUGUST,
A. d., 1921,
and cont inuing each succeeding day until such
sales are completed all movable ana I'M
movable property on which taxes are due TO
The State, Good Road and Confederate ete-
ran Tax District Levee Tax, Acreage levee
Tax, Parish Tax, Franklin Drainage Tax,
Third Ward Schnn Tax. Fifth ward
School Tax School District No. {. Parish VIDE
and Constitutional School Tax, Avoca Drain.
aye Tax. Cypremort Drainage Tax, Cypremort
sub Drainage Tax No. /. Cypremort Sub.
Drainage Tax No. ,, Cyprenort Sub. Drainage
Tax No 3, Iberia and ST. Mary Sub Drainage
Tax. Iberia and st. Mary suD-Drulnage Tax No.
3, Yellow Bayou Drainage Tax. Yellow Bayou
Sub DTainge District. Sixth Ward school TAX,
Sixth Ward Special School Tax, Iberia, ST
Mary and Eastern K. Il. Tax, Oak Lawn Drain
age Tax No /. Fourth Ward Good Road Tax
No 2, Good Road Tax District No. !. Criminal
Tax Constitutional School Tax 1870 to enforce
together with interest thereon from the 3lst
duy Of December, 1920 at thc rate of ten per
cent per annum until puid. and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent taxpayers, the
amount OF taxes due by each on the assess
Inent of each year nnd the movable and I'M
movable property Assessed TO each 10 De OF
fpred for sale AZ follows tO-wit
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Parish
of St. Mary.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson Chadwick VS.
j. Wood Chadwick. Husband,
No, ii, T64.
iUDGMENT.

In the above styled and numb cause an
answer having been flied herein by the attor-
ney appointed to represent the defendant, and
the said cause having been regularly fixed for
trial for today, and in its turn duly taken up
for trial evidence adduced. and cause sub
nlitted, and upon the trial thereof the law and
the evidence being in favor of the plaintiff and
against the defendant; and the court being OF
the OPINION that the defendant Wood Grad
Vlsk Is insane and incapable of taking care of
hls person and admin STEERING his affairs;
y -, theFefore, ordered, adjpdged and de-
creed that there be judgment h5re,E decreein
that the defendant J Wood Chadwick is ,nsane
and incapable of taking care of hls person and
OF administering his affairs, and pronouncing
his interdiction
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that AL the costs of this Proceeding be maid out
OF the estate OF the said defendant
Tins rendered. read aloud and signed in omen
court at Franklin. La, this 10Th day OF july,
A. D., 1921. -
PERCY SAINT
Judge 23rd Judicial District Court nf Jouia.
lana, Parish of ST. Mary
Clerks Office, lin, La. July lf. 1921.
true copy of the ori ginal
Attest: L. j. LEGENDRE,
.' Dspy Clerk OF Court
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Old Estates IN

The commonest fA
nomenon In England Is v
in America; namely !
down holdings still
scendants Of the anea
A certain William
fwhere else than) %
TO this country 10 N
near New London,
he built a house. fs
been In the hands .
ever since. What y
the first English se''s
present boundaries
state, GARDENERS
ern end of Long ~
owned by descendant
owner of the islsM
who purchased u
Indians. The p's
GARDENERS was ou''
been exterlorly lHfs
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EIGHTH WARD

'2is W. T. GILMORE -l74Sj acres. lots
Nos. :. 9. 10, Il. See. l6. TIP. Il s. Il. T. + :;
faxes $3.50. Int 25c. Costs S2.15 Total S7.90
52lG. JULES THOMAS-Lot T. Duav.
River. Thomas. Dri>kill Taxes $l96, Int Sc,
Costs So.7J; Total SiSA
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THIRD WARD

3.oS EPHRAIN BROWNIES. 100, Cole
man. Road. Joseph, Carol; Taxes $l.93 Int
&c. Costs s27j Total $4.i5.
1892. MILLING 4 SANDERS-House and
80 acres. Lucela. Teche. White. Road Taxes
%G7l, Int. Sac. Costs se.75 Total $3.50.
1892 CHARLES O'NIELI-Lot No 6. De-
pass Williams, Stuart, Lane Taxes $3.05, Int.
BE. Costs SD TOtaI $lD5.
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BELL MADE TOO MUCH
Invention Of the TeIsphsn
Was Not BY Any Nj
Quiet Affair."

The landlady couldn't ID
longer, and the dodgers tn
leave unless the racket d
Alexander Graham Bd !
cause of the trouble. b
up a cOntraption In hs ID
n duplicate In the room d
plice, Thomas A Watson 1
out of the window and az
two machines.
These two machines ID
young Bell. were first =
revolutionary inventiol h
II don't care what \ \
landlady, 'but II you IN
stop yelling your heads 4
boxes, you'll have to pad
and get out"
This episode Of the iiE
happened years ago intd
house In Boston.
The Western Union Ia
mny offered Bell SlWM
patents. Bell, with W.
that he had a fortune
and rejected the offsr.
son went around the COO
ing lectures, and With
financed themselves
Today there Is a te|eps
nine Americans and na
100000 miles Of wire y
phone lines.
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III "4i'*s IN HER n
no" North Star sr;,,, :,
HAPPY ch..t.t.os. "
Mind Of Wri:.,

nna 'n' of my own mos, ,.,,..
''"'"' '9emories concerns ra'' :.
NY Sr"n'"n"'h"r, when sbs y
,''. o stay Tor N"pper, and N,
'',Tr me walked home With m. "
AZ. AZ, ale, along the way, he ass !
out our Nv" shadows on fl.
'S We passed The stree, lIs,s
We Watched the way ,s
, were very short direct, i.
amp, and how they Irnr,.'
'hey were Just our height
nan I"ire as tail as u,lDs.,
'''E finally grew 50 Iong i,
,"nS We're almost OUT Of NJ
"'''', was I" find the ps
the shadows were exact, !, !
"u' selves. When We nn
darkest part@of the street !,
shadows were lost In the n
'isen to stop and find the Y
over a pointed tree ues,
home.
That was always the VI,
the journey from his bor
until he thought that | NJ
to care to have him sho,
and shadows any more, M
as long as | live. the NorA
shine over that particul,, 4
| shall always keep the !,
that funny little SHADOW /
TO be mine. clear cut rth
behind it-and beside n, haa
with it. that dear charsdehI
ow that never falls on N,
the world.-Frances Iests
the Atlantic Monthly.
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FOURTH WARD

1874. ". 2. FOSTER, WOOSTER Il KRA-
e!ER-SS.S' acres. Foster, Hebert X Marsh
>'dnsbury, Foster Taxes $5.2I, Int. 2Sc. Costs
S2.15, Total $3.50.
44l3 RICHARD HOwARD-Lots No. II. l3,
a. ID, l6. Wooster Prop, Blk ,; Taxes Sic,
mt &c, Costs $2.15; Total $3.50.
i52a FRANCIS PATL-ES. 3 acres Dell
ralle, Teche, Verdun, Walker, | COW. improve
ments; Taxes ss.l9, Int 41c Costs $s75; Total
$ll.3j.
1859. DAVID W00DBURY-Iots Nos. g. 10,
II, Wooster Prop, Blk. p Taxes Sill, Int &c,
Costs s2.1j; Total 1892
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TOWN OF BALDWIN

1888 ALPHONSE BIENvENT- House and
ot, Walker Foote Collins Street, W. and b
ne COW; Taxes S4l1, Int. 23c, Costs S2.15
Total $..l5
26.S JOSEPH TREIOT-Lot No II of
Mt &c, Costs 81 H. Total $3.lj
1868. PHILLIP JOLIyET-House and $40
acres No ) Of Jolivct Lands lot No. 8, Sub.
I A. b. c. d; Taxes $1.52, Int. 3Sc. Costs
$2.1J Total Slni5.
2676. SAMI'EL JONES-Lot, Paragon
Lodge. kinchen. Paragon Lodge. Street; Taxes
SIC. Int &c, Costs 81 -; Total $3.50
2692 TONY LANDRT-Lots Nos IA. II, IG.
aosers Addition, y! * 3 Taxes sic, Int 4c,
Costs $2.72: Total $3.50.
27li. EST. ADELINE McCAETY-House aud
lot, Road. CantY. Road. Baidaiu; Taxes $3.19
mt. l6c, Costs $2.1j; Total s6.7o
1853, EDGAR ROBICHEAI-X X-House and lot.
Baldwin, baldwin. Ceiling, Road Taxes $lJ1g
mt. IGc. Costs 81 -: Total Sl21M
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The toughest Ana
o, the Usage Orans
orange at all, but
family. This has
series of tests W.,
States Forest sefs
knew it before the
man, and it was -
bow tree, becsus
making their hnes
Of Of its strength na
re- rsoort made DeE
forest service
block thirV
inches In cros.r
breaks andft 80 ?
ifs nearest Hssl ~,
the hickory Gales
bent by the im
hammer, it stano
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FIFTH WARD

1865. ROBERT +. BR0UssARD- House and
acres, Bellesin, =. j, r, R.,~B. A. b. Co,
B. < L. Taxes s2l.70, Int $l.l0, Costs s..
Total $3.50. -
419l. EST. ANDERSON TIBBS-I5 acres
Arlington. Road, Williams Swamp; Taxes
;l3s5; Int. 10c, Costs s2.75; Total sl1.40
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STATE TAX SALES
Movable and ImmOvahle
Property, Parish OF st. Mary.

The State of Lou sinna vs.. Delinquent Tax
Debtors Parish of st Mary.
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NON-RESIDENTS OF
MORGAN CITY

1873. f. II. PARCE-Land acres, Adams,
Ditch. Terrebonne, Eagle: Taxes sI2S so Int
s5c. Costs $215; Total sl6,20
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10. CHARLES A. BIBBINS-Lot No. g.,
Westerling Tract lot No l. Terrebonne Sub,
So. b furniture: Taxes S5.66, Int. 29c. Costs
$2TJ; Total $8.79.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-20

ed chief of the Dairy Division in 1909
and assistant chief of the Bureau of
Animal Industry in 1918. He has
been largely instrumental in bringing
about the great advance of the past
decade Or SO in scientific dairying."
We do not know Mr.. Rawl but
the name leads us to credit him to
either Saluda or Lexington county.
Suppose Mr.. Rawl or his parents had
been satisfied with merely common
school education, and had made no
effort to send him to Clemson col
lege, how great would have been not
only his loss but the loss to his State
and the entire country. We are told
that in addition to his training at
Clemson he took a special course in
dairying at Pennsylvania State Col
lege and at the University of Wis
consin. Through the enlarged vision
which Clemson gave him he was in
spired to climb, higher and higher un-
til he has aboutpeached the top round
OF the ladder ofssuccess in his chosen
field. How different would his life
have been, and how great would have
been the loss to the dairy interests OF
the country, had he remained at
home, satisfied to lead narrow and
contracted life!
Encourage your boy to press for
ward until the capstone is put on
their education. Completing the high
school or one year at college is not
enough. Mr.. Rawl would never have
been the scientist that he is today,
had he stopped short of college edu-
cation. What has been penned here
with reference to educating the boys
applies with equal force to educating
the girls. One is as important as the
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Taking the Medicine.

Don't you remember when you were
| little boy
And ate all those green apples,
How what happened after killed all
your joy
AS the pain in your stomach Crap
Piles?
And didn't they make you so awful
sick
That for days you hoped to die?
For mother with castor oil came quick
And at the sight of it-oh my!
Protest as you would you just had to
take
Two tablespoonsfuI of the stuff,
While cold chills of disgust were max
ing you shake
AS you swallowed, gee whiz, it was
tough!
And that being over you felt better
and better
Each day till you regained your pep;
And you begin to forget how pains
like a fetter'
Had you where death was just step.
And business it seems to the writer
of this creed
Is passing through the castor oil
stage;
We are getting just the kind of physic
we need.
Our business pains to assuage.
After taking such diet, a prosperity
gorge,
When money came to us SO easy,
We splurged too much, and now, by
George, :.
We feel kind of sick and crazy.
But its only the medicine that now
makes US sick,
Though it's drastic as such remedies
are;
1t will pull you through, the thin and
the thick,
But please remember the "jor"
| w. S. G. HEATH.
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Meeting of Civic League.

The regular meeting of. the Civic
League was held in the Library Mon
day, April 18th, at S O'Clock with
Mrs. j. G. Holland presiding.
After repeating the Lords prayer
many plans were discussed, among
them being final arrangements for
Clean Up Week. The inspection of
yards will take place Friday morning.
Also final arrangements were made
for Miss Ruth Tompkins' play which
will be given Friday night in the
Opera House for the benefit of the
Civic League.
1t was suggested that we confer
with the manager of the moving pic
lures to see if, by cooperating and
advertising the pictures, the League
could not get per cent, of the
profits at stated times.
Some tourists have passed through
our town and found this a desirable
place to stop. They expressed wish
for a camping ground on the out
skirts of town. These wealthy tourists
travel mainly for the out door life,
and if a town does not welcome them
as campers they go miles out OF the
way to avoid the. town. Mrs. Will
Dunovant, sr., Mrs. Edwards and
Mrs. Feltham were appointed to meet
with the Chamber of Commerce and
present this idea.
The president was requested to as
sure the Chamber of Commerce that
the League will back them in protest
ing against the raise in telephone
rates. We need modern telephones,
and should have them if the rate is
increased. -
Two book cases have been present.
ed to the Library, one by Miss Vir-
ginia Addison and one by Mrs. J. G.
Holland.
The Civic League desires more
members and urges every woman in
terested in the up building of our
town to join and attend the meeting.
A Lyceum entertainment was an
nounced for May 9Th.
EMMIE LANHAM,
Secretary. :.
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Trenton News Items.

Messrs. Frank Adams, Tom Adams
and Bland Mathis from Collier were
the weekend visitors of Miss Grace
Salter and Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Mathis,
Sr. IT
Mrs. Will Posey, Miss sabe Miller
and Mr.. William Wise have been at
tending the Presbyterial in Columbia.
Miss Julia Wise entertained Miss
Grace Salter and Tom Salter on Fri
day evening with lovely birthday
luncheon. The attractive dining room
was effectively decorated with cgt
flowers and salad and sweet course
was served. u,
Mr.. Charles Graham from Scran-
ton is the weekend guest of DR.. and
Mrs. T. j. Hunter.
The Trenton people are enjoying
the Radcliffe Chautauqua that is be-
ing held in the school house.