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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
RAPTISTS AT MEETINGl

Two auto parties from this
consisting Of Pastor w. C. Tay
Messrs. F. s. Emmert and JoI
l.. Seibert, OF the First Bal
Church, and Pastor r. w. Griz7
Messrs. George NJ Kerfoot and
S. Dunn, OF the Second Bal
Church. attended conserve
meeting of the Baptists of the s
andoah Association held yeste1
at Berryville, Va. The conferl lle
was we'll attended and enthusiast,
Field Secretary of the Baptist Stat
Mission Board of Virginia, DIR. J. u
Cammack, of Richmond, reporte
that the Shenandoah Association
one among the twenty-nine associi
tons in Virginia to report the fir.
years quota to the seventy-five mi
lion campaign paid in full.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
TRANSFERRED
TO TST-NAV

For the second time within 81
months, Viee-Counsel Harvey Lea
Milbourne, the jefferson county bog
in the american Consular service II
China has been transferred, says ths
Farmers Advocate. This time Id
goes to Tsing-tau, in the Province
of Shantung. His post until thd
transfer has been at Tsi-nan. Hid
present location is in the chief conn
mercial town of the Province thai
was held by the Germans until re,
lieved by the Japanses who captured
ii from them in November, 1914
Tsing-tau is a modern city equipped
with all the facilities for comic
and travel that any American eli
possesses, and Mr. MilbournR Cd
siders himself fortunate in Ape
sent there
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
dead

dead
As orchards that betrayed their
trust.
II. 0. PIERCE,
In Winchester Star.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
MAKE THEM CONNECT.

There is an ordinance either COM
pleted or in the process of being
completed to compel persons living
along those streets on which sani-
tary sewers have been laid to con-
meet Immediately with those sewers
and eliminate. the outside methods
OF sewage disposal. We under
stand that most people have done
this-have. in fact. been glad to
have the opportunity to erect this
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
Martinsbur6;
In The Past
(Taken from the Files of The
Journal).
Ten YEARS AGO

Committee announces Board OF
Trade April 27.
Capt. jerks, L. s. A., and capt
Hnntsinpiller, inspect Company OK.
Unusually cold weather retards
farmers with their spring work.
FIVE YEARS AGO
Leo Lingamfelter, formerly Of
iodgesyille. but engaged in business
in berland, dies.
Announcement that Democrats
will name candidate to succeed the
late Junior" Brown at keyser Ap-
ril -.
Major Robert W. Hunter, soldier,
lawyer, editor. dies in Washington.
ONE YEAR AGO
City registration shows $500, Or
gain Or $50 over last year.
Pennsy orders six extra crews to
CumhO.
y. d W shopmen warned by lea.
doris to avoid strike.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02

In Berkeley County nearly every
body reads the Journal.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
p Frey

'lAoY AUDaE1'S AToNEenENT"" A fAA5TERPlECE
we,7vsN An PRODUCED ALL eY Myself. Az WAEt
gEe lApYsHlP WoaNs THEM SAD EYE 5 IN r. COURT
Roorn SCENE, SEE Tn hAhont6cHtF WoRnlN
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02

health safeguard for themselves j;
but there are a few who have not re-
acted to this health stimulus and
who have not needed the city ordi-
nance. and there is general de-
mand, with reason, that these. PEG
pie be compelled to connect. The
purpose Of the entire sewage system
is defeated by the presence OF indi-
vidual plants, even though there be
only a few of them; and when the
city has compelled the property
owners to spend their money for a
city system, it seems proper that
they should be given the full protec-
ton of the system. Under the ordi-
nance there would appear to be no
great reason for permitting the VIC
lation to continue, and attention to
the delinquents by the city authori-
ties would be very well received.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-02
THE 9. AND O. SUBWAY.


The report printed yesterday on
the progress being made towards a
subway under the Baltimore and
Ohio is good news, and every citi-
zen whom we have heard refer to
the matter supports the position Of
the administration in driving for a
definite agreement as to time for
operations and specifications for the
subway, even though that construc-
tion work be deferred some months.
There was at one time an agreement
between the City and the railroad
all but effective; but it did not bind
and the City is now required to re-
vert to that original position and re-
sumo the negotiations. The people
want a subway and want it badly;
they are willing to pay $4,000 for
it and they have right to demand
it as they are now doing. But
they are not disposed to push the
railroad company into operation at a
time when such work would serious
ly embarrass tine company; the only
stipulation Of the City is that the
railroad make a binding agreement
which will give a subway within a
reasonable time. And this outcome
seems assured by the report on the
negotiations which Mayor Seibert
and Delegate Downs brought TO the
Council on Thursday night.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

Until was a complete physical and
mentalwreck with financial ruin staring
me in the face, l never realized that
the system manufactured only 80 much
nerve force every twenty four hours,
and that If through worry, overwork,
excitement, grief, or constant nervous
strain, or other excuses, you used up
your nerve force faster than it was
made, that in time you were bound To
bccou,c nervous bankrupt, just like man W no
continually spends more money than he makes
is bound In time. TO become financial bankrupt.
knew | was fast losing my old time strength
and endurance and that was getting extreme
" nervous. but did not attach much impor-
lance to il until one day found that was
suffering terrible torturcs from mn awful de
yitaliying weakness that put my nerves all on
edge Tho slightest thing completely upset me,
| had dull heavy aching pain In the lower
back part OF my head. and sometimes very
disagrecablc sense of fulness In the frout anu
top OF my head. | could not sleep well mt night
A continuous round OF thoughts would chase
one another through my brain. would often
fnd myself in "A state of profuse perspiration,
which was very weakening. Sometimes suf-
fcred from heart y,aipitation and indigestion.
would often wake up in the middle of tho night
with a horrible nightmare. and think was
chained to my bed. Finally my pains, aches.
and extreme Nervousness nd weakness became
so alarming was afraid Twas going to die, and
I often thought of committing suicide
The above Is y hypothetical case, which a
physician says is typical Of Thousands. It Is
alarming to think how very few people really
have strong nerves nowadays, and how many
hundreds OF thousands suffer from exhaustion
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07
$4,000 UNITS OF
ANTI TOXIN GIVEN
klImer Boy Better. Mrs.
Mcdonald Injured.

Master David Henry Kilmer son
Of Mr.. Clarence Kilmer, Dry Run,
who was given special treatment at
the Kings Daughters hospital for
lockjaw Is improving. The lad was
injured about ten days ago while
riding on the rear of a bicycle and
the wound had apparently healed
when tetanus developed. He was
brought to the hospital and $4,000
units Of anti toxin administered.
Mrs. Ernest Mcdonald. of near
lnwood was brought to the hospital
for treatment because Of an unus-
ual injury. Several days before this
she was struck in the pit Of the
stomach by the elbow Of one OF her
children while at play with them
and 1t was first feared that a sur
gical operation would be necessary,
but it is now believed this can be
avoided.
James Barnhart, we'll known and
venerable resident OF Shepherds
town, who was operated upon some
time ago at the hospital; Mrs. Ed
It'll Shade. OF Virginia avenue: Miss
Jeanette Hull, who hc1 the misfor-
tune to run several y p into her
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

Sharer crossed the creek and fol
lowed him. The chase led through
number of fields and back to the
canal The man plunged into the
canal and is thought to have later
crossed the river going into West
Virginia. Sharer followed him
across the canal hut was unable to
catch sight of him after crossing
the canal.
On his return to the tollgate the
officer found the woman waiting in
the car and took her to Jail at Ha-
gerstown. where she is being held
for hearing. She was in a stupor
when taken to Hagerstown and was
not able to enlighten the authorities
as to the identity Of her companion
or to tell them her name. The IL
cense number Of the car was S764s.
These tags were issued to H. C.
Webster, Ais West Franklin street.
Hagerstown, according to list of IL
censes compiled at police headquar-
tiers.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07
ESCAPES ARREST BY
SWIMMING CREEK
Leaps Into Water At Will
Transport After Crash.

LeapiLg into the Conoco2heague
Creek at the Williamsport tollgate
yesterday evening, a man, who had
been arrested by Constable Sharer,
of Williamsport, after he had driven
an automobile into a pile OF lumber
and badly damaged the machine,
swan to the opposite bank and made
his escape.
About o'clock yesterday evening
the man and woman, the later
thought to live at Ais West Frank
lin street, Hagerstown, attempted to
drive an automobile up to the toll
gate and in doing so struck the lum-
Der pile, They then dismounted from
the car and started an argument
with the tollkeeper. Both are said
to have been drinking.
Constable Sharer was summoned
and hurried to the scene. In the
meantime the woman had again
climbed into the machine and sue
ceeded in starting the engine. When
Constable Sharer arrived, the man
was standing at the Size of the road.
Sharer placed him under arrest. The
woman is then said to have attempt
ed to drive the car over Sharer.
Sharer was forced to release his
prisoner in order to get out OF the
way. The man then ran to the Con-
ococheague and jumped in swim.
ming to the other side. AS he alight-
ed on the opposite bank Sharer
drew his revolver and fired at him.
He was unable to see whether his
shots had taken effect as the man
continued to fee.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07
FIND DEAD BODY OF
MAN IN CANAL LOCK
Jackson Ewing, Missing Since
Sunday. Is Located.

Hagerstown, Sept THE decom-
posed body of Jackson Ewing. so
years old. Grove Hollow. was found
floating in the mountain lock of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, six
miles below Sharpsburg early yes,
terday morning.
The body was found at o'clock
Tuesday morning by Charles Moore.
the lock tenders son. DR.. s. Howell
Gardner, Of Sharpsburg, was sum
moned and pronounced the man
dead. An inquest was held at
Sharpsburg. where the body was
moved, and a verdict Of death caus.
ed by drowning was given.
1t is believed by friends and rela-
tives of the dead man that his death
resulted from an accident Sunday
evening. Mr.. Ewing. who was EN-.
ployed at the Bakerston Lime Quar-.
~, was in the best of health, accord
ing to DR.. Gardner. who was a per
sonal friend of the dead man. and
never gave any intimation of com
hitting suicide.
Mr. Ewing was last seen by his
ooi pCOi - at ilAN itFfNt ''dllN GUN
day evening. Since that time No
trace of him could he found He is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Katie
Ewing; seven sons. George. Robert
Luther and Samuel, at home, and
! Edgar, Roy and Leonard. of Califor
MIA. and two daughters, Mrs Beular
| Hargrove. of California. and Miss
Ruby Ewing, at home.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07
MISS WILEY
WITH JOURNAL

Miss Ruth b. Wiley, North Maple
avenue, has joined the news staff of
The Journal. beginning her duties
yesterday. She will make a special.
ty of social news and the interests
of the ladies of the city, and solicits
items. iether in the way of personal
doings, weddings, social gatherings.
club activities, visitors in or out of
the city, church programs or other
interests.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

land while working at the Inter
woven; Miss Virginia Ritz, OF Han
cock. and James Mingle. both OF
whom submitted to minor opera
tons. have returned TO their homes.
Master Peter Bingilla and Mrs.
May Hough, of Shenandoah Junct-
ion, were operated upon.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

Mrs. Charles Oliver and Miss Har-
riet Stun. of North Jueen street.
have returned home after spending
some time in Atlantic City and
other cities in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lee Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Davis have
returned from a pleasant motoring
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

trip TO Harrisburg, Lebanon and
Hershey, Pa.
County Clerk Paul Fl. Martin ana
family and Councilman w. J.
Worthing and family motored 10
Washington and spent Sunday in
that city.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

Miss Catherine Zepp, Of North
Maple avenue, is spending a few
days with friends in Pittsburgh.
Mr. and Mrs. John G.. Davis, of
East Race street. have returned
from q visit to Baltimore.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07
TRIALS TONIGHT.

Justice Fred II. Baker is to give
preliminary hearings tonight to
salty" Homer. Henry KEGS and
son, alleged violators OF the State
prohibition laws.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

Cedar Grove Church will hold a
festival Saturday night, September
10th, in Mr.. Ward Triggs yard.
8 Z 1t rop pd
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-07

Miss Martha Smith, of East Burk
street, is on her vacation in Bait
more.
Misses Sallie and May Hough. o.
Rosemont, have returned from visit
ing in Charles Town, points in Jei
ferson county and in Virginia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

IN tile E0r0rzai6 Elzarf CT Pt1hsfe In
SErlGSan. Marian County Efnrisla
8e Ei1e undersigned residents and tEx
payers af Ehenazzr S1eefszl Tax school
District Number E1rty-Ewu. and paxr0nS
ami Tax payers ct PaSizEv Sss1FGui amt Rat
III HIlI> set1aaE peErun vsEzr honorable
atIslzyt ID ea1A IN erection tor tina purpose
CT extending TIE limits OF EgheHezHr
Special Tax school District Number
Forty two 70 include all &C tIe follow
LIZ described territory. nz-wtE Gem
afeuGfng at the northwest corner at sets-
EIHu Ii T T. z u Z thence south aIun<
tnE Inc between Marion and Levy c1gIEI-
ties To the southwest corner af section
- Z l. z p e. thence east To the Ss3ExEz1s-
east eQrner ct section = i e r ~ e.
thence north Co the northeast corner CT
section - Z = E "a T. Etfenee west %.
riIe point af beginning Ne further ask
guaE the three schools above nsaxraRs1 De
consolidated and centrally Ioca1ad
The Above petition VIII be presented
"a the board OF public instruction On
TuesraY. 6fis day or Septem5er, 1877
L. 2 Terrell Bennett Terrell. Hrs.
h1Dxanna 1ggIubok12nI. IL Horn.
hrs. G. 1E Horn. I L. LYNN. VI. o. Mes
SER e z Jonas. E. G. Limbaugh. " Z
ks IfIiaE1S. Is e. PaSiav W. T. EIHhff-1g,
81. E Hammond. w IL Hammond II VT
EanneEieIa 5frx j " Benne1faIEf z r
A7Tm8nS. 81 EhElnsrs g. E. Ehflderz
Il r. Bronson NJ 81 Bronson. HRS Marw
E. Bronson q f Terrell ID Lock
e RaEEEffe, T. ~ E1Ezfa GbetfiaEf
s1ztAsaa.- ---T-22sss-sE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26


Npslce hereby ufvan sb..A 80 .ras.
Els.a NKil Pc naiff In the Moss gsesfr
sss.sss~ss ann tlralianavIIfs Social TO-
s7sskiD6. Districts on
Maraay. September n. rao4
esif PURPOSE &C eansoIiIaffur tF4a
sSt,ss.s.s --a1aesI districts Inf1 d single
1880. AZ school District known a.
,saHetlllg three trustees anr lixfngr RE
srsrr55--S - q. assssaeti And collected ae-
Lax school District slasIII jY1elf1Ifsa
- ~ flowing territory rg-wSr
s1.ls-EatsfEg ar the Intersection ~ txs
ast AMI ta east Eanls NJ rss.. 800
lila river. thence ID . srsIrI,.sT--,l- f5z-
s sn LONG the eIs1 bank oT the said s5si
~ 80. - g the south line OF section
". tp%nsilIp II SOUTH rance "a $50
-.l1aas-r EAST 70 the southeast corner. 81
ss1s.'sn ~ township Is SOUTH ranga Is
$50. -l-lEe n0rtI % Es1e northeast cUr-
- y r'teEl0n = tgwnsEfip Is SOUTH range
- east. Thence east along s0gsFi1 Una 1sfs
~ q Hhil-p - south range Is east ~ rflsz.
~ s s--zis last corner OF section y6 r7wu-
1f..e.- = 1910 range Is east thence north
e eilN marion county line 70 the In
- ION &c lie north line gT the r. M
- lss1ttts1ntln- tJranr. thence Wtestarsv
49,; s-ss sal E IL Arrettardo Crant ID the
= s. - Sc fatin oI the north line 81 e8wu-
SID 70 south, range Is east. tIierce west
q Tie southwest corner Of section II
y Mashap s. south range Is east thence
sss--l $50 It'll III -111E EOE1EF OF SET
s1t1a :, l0WuSss4p Il south, range p east.
.l ~ Vest 60 the point OF beginning. all
e SAID and lying and being IN Marion
county. E1Gris1a
1IaH l8t1ossflg named persons ara ap-
ponaed inspectors and clerks af said els.e-
eaEahanavfIEe p T Randall E q. Cor
-sexs q. Fore inspectors. ami G. H
electra. Geo w EranE r.. j. G. PiI-
4 as VI & HoiIy, Inspectors. and 4 8.
Moss Bluff r. 8 Martin. Ollie Fort.
Morrison inspectors and Gus
Waters. clerk
p order OF the Baard aE Public IN
sEzIefiun IN and for Marion county this
EllA 3r1 day OF August fa2I
vt 2 Gary Clairmaa-s-T5-5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26
RE00icK

Mr. and Mrs. G. 8enrley Ieft Fri.
day for Jacksonville wilera thav win
spend part Of their vacation
Misses Edith Core and Irana Pan,
came home last week from Gaines
vile where they have been atrana-
Ing summer school at the university
They returned on Monday "a
take the examinations. Mrs. 8 .
Cfumartie went with them to take
the examination also.
Miss Celeste Anthony returned
home last week from Arcadia where
she has been spending several weeks
with relatives.
Messrs. Oliver Denham. Myrun R0u
and Cecil Williams came home last
week from Jacksonville where they
have been attending the ], 3. G.
3Ir 7 RowalL who Is relieving our
agent. Mr. G. E Bentley spent SUNDAY
win his wife IN Hawthorne Mrs.
R0weiT returned with him on Sunday
Mr. Herbert Denham. wh0 has been
spending some time win his parents
here. left Monday for New York. st0p.
ping Bv way OF Jackson illa and AZ
lanta
Mr. 4. n. Rau Attended the big picnic.
It Fort Mccoy FRIDAY
Nassrs. s. F. Rou. G. DE- R0u H
.EatreL r.. T. L Brothers. r w
aTeAuIey. Jr. and 4 NJ Enu attended
the knights Of Phvtaiaa meeting n
0caia
Nessrs. Cohen Dupree and Tom
Bouiware of Gainesville are wishing
the farmers relatives, MI and Yrs.
f Dupree this week
Messrs. @. ). Fridy. s. W. Ferguson.
~ Z. Johnson and r F. Dupree with
Mr.. Cohen Dupree and Mr. BDuiwara
s1ent Tuesday and "Wednesday on
Camps Dam fishing
Miss Georgia earn Of Winter Haven
i visiting her cousin Miss Ida Mae
earn of this place.
Miss Caroline Fastaur visirHsf Mss
Irene Ron Thursday en- her way . her
nome III Anthony. AFTER taking the
taae hers exam iaatien n Gainesville
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26


To sEla E0ncraase E9arsz st Pubic
Instruction Marion County. EIariEas
We tie uzlatasrssIgEaest resifieEss Ind
tax pavars 81 WerssfzIa Special Tax
SEf18GL EstSgricr Number Sina- and resi-
dents and tax payers at tie EarrfEary
s9rulertT known ID 1FSzvviiEe Special Tax
school District Number EsgnE. petition
YOUR honorable beard 70 CAT III election
tor tina purpose. af extending the limits
OF WeirSsaIs4 Special Tax school DIz
trfnh Number Nine ca include MI OF the
lbova described territory g1-WIE
Commencing at the north line OF see
ton seven raWnsilzp &c SOUTH. raagH -
aaST- and the Intersection OF the WeSE
nsxnk OF the GcxiawzEflsL river. thence
west To the northwest corner ct section
KS rgwnstiIp south rAnge Il easE.
thence south 10 EIe northwest 1erner
OF southwest quarter ct Seerlan 70. r3wn-
snip III south. range - east thence
west ct tine waters al Lake Weir. thence
S1urherulv along the waters of Lake
WaiE E0 rne southern boundary 9f north
8e section I6 township Il south. range
- east Hence west g TIE northwest
CORNER ae S5LLllvaSt a af section -
township II south. ra1ga - saSE. thence
south &C E1e southwest corner or section
80 south. range - east thence east
saansr TIE Marion AID LAKE county tine
90 tie intersection az the west bank Of
gha escAIaxaIla river Ehence uGrEhernIy
E1yeF % EltA p0E1T GE beginning
The ab0xe petition NIL 30 presented
to Ehe BEARD or nuas4it iTlSErtIeEltka On
Tuesday September rsss stff. - O.. fa2f
garag H. SEasslE- e T. 2seel. 81 fEIIsEn1 81
SnaebS 5 y kEsbsssE.S u 81 WalIsag
4ar4- u ID WalII1g Hawara g Ice.
1rs 81 q Eaa8E0ek ~ al1Ar RI Lee e.
Carpenter, e. Newport FRANK
MCKAY. Is 2 IesiITu. EassaEse InFsSt-
Lsse e NJ aEa f SnvEiAr II n
Iced. Mr. e E8aisGE. L. Fl A4EE1s
g.esn SEn81 sarena Nnig A.
saEs1sG.sn. = Is n1E 1Irs Pauline
MIL 81 Esntsgeas. AE. II <t-zxEt7
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26
T<Ics from Our Neighbors
the Methodist na.....,,,.. s.

Tie Methodist parsonage
Mrs A. = Turner ana rr,,.,,.,.,-.
sar Miss Gretchen Turner % - s.
ioarning It Cedar KEYS gar -. g
might. sD1s-
Mr. and Mrs. r n srr.n.a
eampanied BY Missez AZ. a,d -. =.
knight motorad To Gainesrilga s., j
spent the day last Wednesday ~
z I Nixon went a. Tar 81 Wil,i.rar
with them. =
MIS- 4 Y Hood Left last week 80
an extended visit 70 relatives s sour !,
Carolina. 9oulii
Miss Mamie Brace Is ENJOYING bar
summer vacation win fr;a,ds y.
Lakeland. -
Mrs. j. A. Grurnbles and f.n,,v.
left last week for an outing n sepr,,
Fleritia. whare they VIII Is rue~Fs y
relatives az Tampa and cEearwata,.
Mrs. W r. MetcaIf ana babp ant
Mrs VIM Griffith and children are
anIoytng the comforts ef the sunsl,anf
Cry for the heated term
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-08-26

Motics 1F Application FOR Tax Deed un-
der Section q. Cnapter 439S- laws
Of florida
Notice IS hereby give that Robert W.
Ferguson, purchaser OF Tax Certificates
nos 567.. son 56a 57B. respectively. all
being. daEEd Esae artf day af June. A. d.
I4iS. has lied said certificates IN my
Office. and has made application Tor Tax
Ieed Cd issue IN aegGraance with law.
said certificates embrace the following
described property Situated in Marion
country, Florida. r0-Eft.
We DC sw14 and nell Of sw1t OF sec-
l8n I8T and SwA az 9sEL. OF section q.
and Wlz OF Sw54 and SWA OF SELx and
n7z DC se5s III SecfIan IL and n II OF sw +
ami SET CT sWLt and ste OF sa.x 0f Sae-
ton Il. respectively. ali IN township L.
south range "a. east.
The said lands being assessed 1T tire
late OF issuance 1f such certificates IN
the name Of Dean & Bell Dean & Bell
Dean * Bell and Dean 81 Bell. resusc-
lively.
Unless said certificate shall be redeem
aei aEeurdIng to Jaw. TAX Deed Will Issue
ssiereun tsie 2sT.d dav OF Augusr. A D.
1a21
Witness my official signar ure and seal
I'll - 75s4a 3stit asav cf JsE1v a. 81 1871
eSeal1 f. q LANCASTER ,E2-.
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NOTICE Or APPLICATION Fo7 Us
SOLUTION c. re- FL17x1A LIVE
STOCK q FA7MS COMPANY

20 Al PartEes Interested
Notice IS hereby given that On Ss7Eanz--
Der EAkli. T41L 1t tina hanr af - clock
a. M application VII - nlElsfe Is ne
honorable W s. Bullock Jzskze 1f tae
EfftH SSftt1ciax Circuit af Eze S12EA oE
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Hia at his ahfee II 6caia. FIoriia. Elr q
siserae OF dissolution af the Fsrrida Live
SEAs5E & Farms Company. A eUrpurarisln
ar.-1uE-ed and existing under EEle laws
N1SN1 xi151 application t1E dissolution II
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tie clerk aC Elfe Circuit Gonrs Of 3Larl1n
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