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follows: Monday evening, 7.30, At the
parsonage, official board OF the church.
Tuesday evening. at tho parsonage,
Wilmington District Epworth League
Cabinet, of which Rev. w. Vaughn
Moore Is president; Thursday evening,
monthly business meeting and social
Of Ladies' Aid Hociesy, at The homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Craig; Friday after
noon at 3 clock, meeting Of the Junior
League in the Sunday school rooms,
Friday evening, prayer service, followed
by choir rehearsal.
Next Sunday afternoon, DIR. French Of
the Philadelphia Board Of Home and
Foreign Missions, with Rev. ". Vaughn
Moore, will make survey Of tho town,
looking forward 10 community centre
at Newport. Next Sunday evening, DR..
French will outline the method Of pro-
Scdure relative to community program.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Young Man and Woman In Auto
Have Marrow Escape From
Collision With Carriage.
BOY KILLED IN AUTO UPSET

itom Every Evenings Correspondents.
Sclbyvillc, Dec. l2.--Onc boy was
Killed, another sustained a broken leg
and a woman has n possibly fractured
skull and broken hip. due to an auto
mobile accident late Saturday afternoon
on the du Pont Boulevard.
Albert Richards. aged II ycArs, son
of frank Richards, n Selbyvillc NOR
chant, WIS crushed to death and his
friend, Elmer Hall, has q broken leg.
Mrs. samuel Bunting is the woman in-
nlrcd. Her condition is serious.
The three were in an automobile
which had become disabled and was
being ,owcd by larger car driven by
Mills Bunting. In passing another car
an the road the driver of the towed car
lost control and the machine upset. After
turning over several times it landed in n
ditch in field, plnning young k'ckards
beneath and crushing him To death.
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NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Scaford Dec. l2--Monroe n. Adams,
holly woaler, was badly injured Satur-
dsy, ohen he fell with much force on
tho cement noor in former Mayor J. II.
Cox's cellar. His head was cut and one
arm and shoulder badly sprained.,
The following Seniors OF Seaford high
school, who are taking the examinations
Cor teachers, wrote Saturday on addl-
,icnsl school subjects, this being their
second examination Grace Coulbourne,
Amord Cannon, Florence Marvel, Nr-
pinia Vincent, Lola Griffith, Virginia
Harrington and Nelma Williams, Eliza
beth Cannon and Wilmer Cannon, both
Juniors, took the examination.
Rev. W. II. Morgan, pastor OF First
VI. y. Church. Baltimore, will lecture in
~. Johns NJ T.. Church, this town, on
Thursday evening, on From Steel
Furnace 20 Metropolitan Pulpit"
A backward social will be given
Saturday evening, December II, by the
ladies Aid Society of Bethel M. L.
Church Those attending are requested to
come dressed backward, and those who
fail TO comrly will be fined % cents each.
each. Mrs. Wood, wife of the pastor, will
give cake 10 the person winning hrst
honors as the most backwardly dressed.
The Sewing Circle OF the NJ, +.
Church cleared 5000 at the supper and
bazaar given Friday night, December ?,
instead Of only $50, as FIRST stated.
A bake and bazaar viii be held in the
vacant storeroom OF II. a. Phillips, on
High street, Friday and Saturday OF
this week.
Mrs. n. Orcm Trice, who has returned
from visit with friends in Philadelphia
has as her guest, her sister, Mrs. Anna
Y. Walsh of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancey Boyce of VIII
m,ng,on are visiting her mother, Mrs
Nancy Outtcn, in Blades.
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CHORAL SOCIETY.

Newark. Dec, 12.--At n meeting to
be in the high school building, tonight,
the Newark Choral Society will be
organized. under the direction of Miss
Dora Wilcox, music instructor at Wo-
mems College. 1t Is to be COM
munity affair and plans are sbeing
made for special features during the
winter months.
One idea that is being talked OF IL
a Christmas celebration that may Ne
held on the lawn OF The Knoll, the
home of DIR, Walter Hullihen, presl-
dent of the University of Delaware.
An informal house party was held
Saturday night at the Gamma Delta
Rho Fraternity Of the University OF
Delaware. Dancing was feature Of
the, evening.
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ALSO, AS A WARNING.

Laurel, Dec. 12.-Reuban Rayne. q
farmer, came TO town, Saturday to
Kill hogs for James Downes. After
the killing, Rayne went into Downes'
home for dinner.
Downes picked up the army auto
matte pistol he had used IN killing
the hogs, TO explain how 1t worked,
when ii discharged, the bullet going
through the fleshy part of Rayne's
leg and through both sides of the
stove.
Or. Farlow dressed tho wound
Ryaue has the bullet, which he will
keen as a souvenler.
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and Mrs. James r. Wcldin OF the
*estcrn section Of tho city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Jones OF
Barclay. Nd. have moved to this city
ana will mako their homo with Mr..
and Mrs. James u. Lancaster. Jr., OF
West Fifth street. Mr.. .:Jones. who is
an leo cream manufacturer, will open
II place OF business In the store part
Of the property.
Lieutenant and Mrs. William w.
Howlcy OF Washington. D. c.. are
spending several days as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. O'Rourko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred ]. Mcclure OF
Wilmington spent yesterday ms guests
OF relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Montgomery
OF West Sixth street are spending a
week ms guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Helderneyer OF Odessa.
81 or extra trousers with all suits
ordered before Xmas. NJ. wnldman,
taiior.--Adv.
Apartments for rent In the Louise.
Apply to John Ries. the premises -
Adv.
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MOVE HUGE HOGS.

Georgetown. Dec. 12.--Ono year ago,
James Tyre, section foreman of Har-
bcson. purchased n pis and gave, one
basket OF corn for II. Then corn was
worth possibly 400 per cent moro than
it is today, but at that time tho trade
was considered bargain. A few days
ago tho hog was killed and weighed
$40 pounds. being the champion porkor
reported In lower Delaware thus Tar
this season.
On Wednesday. John ". ClendanicI
Cedar Creek district, butchercd tive
hogs weighing 510 and 436 pounds
respectively.
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LEWES NOTES.

Lcwcs, Dec. 12.--The tug-boat Lib
crty, with engine disabled, anchored off
Five ia'hom bank, was taken in tow by
the Nirgin.an and proceeded to Norfolk.
The tow of barges proceeded under sail
The French Steamer Olympic, from
Philadelphia, with general cargo, bound
for Genoa, Italy, which ran ashore near
New Castle, was pulled of saturday by
tour tugs and returned TO Philadelphia.
barge was loaded with $50 tons of
nmp at the Lowes fertilixing plant,
Friday, fy parties in Baltimore.
N,drn Marshall has put steam heat in
che houJ formerly owned 10y Rober,
Arnold, deceased. and moved there
TODAY.
Tho Girls Friendly met atthc homo
of Mrs. William =. Orr. Thursday night,
- arranus for . Christmas tree for the
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MRS. NO RTHRUP ENTERTAINS.

Delaware City, Dec. l2.-Mrs. Jud-
son Northrip entertained the Ladies
Md Society OF the Methodist Church on
Thursday evening. A very pleasant
time was spent by all present. Refresh
mcnts were served by the hostess. Those
present were:
Mr.. klsir, Mrs. ETY.. Griffenberg,
Mrs. Albert Lawrence, Mrs. William
Householder. Miss Emma Laboube,
Mrs. James Pordham, Ms. JAY House
holder, Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Mrs.
Elisha Bender, Mrs. William Daniels,
Mn. Price Stanley, Mrs. i. A. Pening-
ton, Mn. Glenn Evert, Mrs. Greno, Mrs
Coylc, Mrs. William sheldon, Mrs.
William Bowen, Mrs. J. J. Northrup
and daughters Henrietta and Anna.
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AGED WOMAN DEAD.

Newark. Dec. 12.-Mrs. Clara Cham
berlain Kerr. aged 81 years. died at
her home on Elkton Road at l. o'clock
yesterday afternoon. following an ILL
ness Of several years. She was the
widow of George G.. Kerr. who died
about five years ago.
Mrs. Kerr is survived by four chill
drcn, Mrs. Helen Wood OF Bellefonte,
Pa. Miss May Kerr and Miss Alice
Kerr of Newark, and Andrew Kerr
OF Plttsburg. The funeral will be held
at 9 o'clock Wednesday afternoon; In
tcrnent at Head OF Christiana Ceme-
terry,
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mipEton tho New On stls Presbyiers
WAS ordered TO call = church meet
Ing and settls the trouble in the local
church. This tho latter body has re-
fused 20 DO, and now the trustees pro
poso 10 take tho affairs ia their c~p
hands and conduct the affairs Of the
church agreeable 10 the dcyires of 30
membership.
The December term of court Tor
Cecil County convened In EIkton. this
morning, with Judges Wicks and
Hooper on the bench. Tho indics-
tions point TO a long term 81 court.
Hising Sun Branch of the Elkton
Trust Go. mailed Saturday several
hundred checks 70 members o, ifr
Christmas Saving Fund About sfo.-
900 was distributed.
The Hartford Cecil Club. nsw or
ganixation of the best families in The
two counties, hos been organized snd
win give the first Ut series OF sub
gcription dances, Wedne SHAY evening
at the Hotel Bayou, Hayre do Craze.
Tho sole official Of the iow orgsui-
zation is secretary treasurer. Al
money taken in at such sfair- VII Be
given to local hospitals.
-
II isn't lost. A classified sd win
0nd Il for you~--Ady.
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PROFITABLE WORK.

Georgetown, Dec. l2.--Mrs. Emma
Lowe. Northwest Fork district. holds
the record, 40 far reported for making
holly wrcaths In lower Delaware this
season. Within less than two weeks
she has made one thousand, or an
average Of moro than 166 each day.
The price paid for wrcaths depends
on the quality. but at the ratio of l2ia
cents for first-class. ornamentcd with
natural berries. she has realized at
tho ratio of s62.50 per week or more
than $40 per day.
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children Of st. Peters Sunday school,
Christmas eve.
Mrs. Cornclia Wolfe is visiting her
sister in PklAdelphia.
Orton Marshall has moved to his
new home on Fourth street.
The supper given Thursday night by
the Loyal Helpers Of the M. L. Church
was well attended, and the net proceeds
were about 500.
The bridge club met with Mrs.
William 2. Orr, Friday. Mrs. George
9. Maull, won first prize and Mrs.
Arthur Marshall, second.
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HAD NARROW ESCAPE.

Laurel, Dec. 12.--Frank Hastings
and a lady companion, residing near
Broad Creek, Saturday night. wero
driving on the Laurel-Georgetown
stretch of the State Highway. about
25 or so miles an hour. when they
suddenly came upon a horse and car
riage bearing no lights. In order to
keep from hitting the carriage, Mr..
Hastings veered off the road, putting
on the brakes as he did so, which
caused the rear part OF his automobile
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Dec. ia congreaa-
tIonal meeting OF Elkton Presbyterian
Church viii be held this evening. 20
take action on tho welfare Of the
church. which has been closed since
early in the summer. AZ o recent
meeting Of the synod held IN VIII
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ASKED TO RETURN.

Georgetown, Dec. 12.-Rev. John l..
Sparklin, pastor OF Wesley NJ. T..
Church, this city, has been invited
to return as pastor for another year.
He formerly was principal of the high
school at fredericksburg. Md.
Rev. Howard Davis has been ex-
tended an invitation by the members
OF the NJ. Z. Church at Lewes to re-
turn for the third conference year.
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GRANGE ENTERTAINMENT.

Newport, Dec. l2.-The Hare's Corn
cr Farmers Club viii be give two play
lets, this evening in Red Mems Hall,
Newport. under the auspices OF Delaware
Grange. In addition there will be musical
selections, recitations, readings: Mrs.
y. &. SNYDER and Miss Irene L. Gregg
are in charge Of the program.
There viii not be any business. meet
ing Of the Grange this evening.
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Lace Curtains, a splendid assortment Of
scrim, nlarquisette, voile, etamlne, fancy nets,
Irish point, etc, $l.50, $l.65, $500, $3.50 to
$500 per pair.
Door Draperies, portieres in sunfaSts tap
estry, poplin or double-faced velour at $500,
$6.75, $3.50, $500, $1,000 to $500 pair.
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II isn't lost. A classified sd yin
find II for yous--Ady.
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

land. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost...........,.....S-o.-o
YANK HARPER-ReS. and : y
in NV cor. of SW Of Sc, Sec 26-1'
s. Total assessment $4,000 taxes
interest and cost. ..,.............-.........Sl-td
J. GIBBS HElRS.-Block +, lots
| 1j, 16 II block X. . lots in addition
to Gibsland. Total assessment Sl,'oo
Taxes. interest and coSt..............S'''oo
LAURA f. GIBBS.-Lot 6, block l.
block 10 S. lots and L., block II,
10 int, in 0 and + in NE of 81, Ser
24-1S.7. Total assessment S1'o.'"
Taxes, interest and cost..-,..,,--,...S--,'"
LAURA f. and c. \. GlEBS.-Lot
5, block B. lots 6 and I, block = lots
6. block X, lots IS and II, block Il
block 1, NE II block {, lots J, >, It.
and Is, block +. n. block 10 \. lots
s 9 and 10. block 1G3. block 81, \ -
of block y. block +, "o3 block Il IN
NE Of Sc, Sec 23-lS-1 III Hih>land
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes, in
terest and c0St..............-.......,...,.>NAf''
LAURA +. GIBBS.-lot ), Blk, l.
blk, p in NE of Sc. See. 2'-lS-I lot
4. blk. y, blks. 1 and ), blk. II III
Gibsland Total assessment S1oo0'
Taxes, interest and coSt..,....,....,.$-''oo
LESLIE GlBBS.-Lot A. htk. Il, |
.. 8, i, Is, II. Is and IL, blk. & IN
Gibs!anl. Total assessment S'd'o'W
Taxes, interest and coSt...............S20,2o
c. O. FERGUSON-1'ik. 3 and e
in Saline, J acres in See. -, in Saline
14-G. Residence. Total aSSeSSmcn
$.050.oo. Taxes. int. and cost S'''.,"
II. y. EVEREl"T.-Kcs. and 5 /:
Of blk. 46 in GibSlanl. Total assess
mcnt $4,000. Taxes, interest an
, cost $50. .2U
MISS VIRGINIA DORMON.-1 cabin
and lot in Old Arcadia. Total assess
g ment $4,000. Taxes, interest aud eos
.&l1 Y
w, /. DAVlS.-S II Uf NE Of NJ
:, Sc of Sc. See. 13-l4-1. Total asses
ment $4,000. Taxes. interest an
coSt ........... O.,
:, CASTOR TEL. Co.'S telephones
y 80 miles poles, switchboard aid ba
teries. Total assessment $60O0o, Ta>
E cs interest and cost..,.................S2l." :"
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.Ir,ayers whose addresses are
Z md to the Unknown Own
Innoysble Property situated
Sss ln~ssol,s


md to the Unknown Own'
Irneysble Property situated
W. Parish;
Il I JOYNER.-NE of NE
n. Total assessment S6OO'W' w
,fest and cost...........,....sz4'oo 'oo'
VHITLEY.--N IL Of NV
Total assessment $1,000 w.
lfest, and cost-.....$o
LIIAMS,-SE Of Sc, Sec,
Total assessment $6Oo.W
krest and cost. ...........Szo.lo
RfLLIAMS.-NW Of NE, Sec
Fotal assessment $6OO.W. Tax
Z and cost.
HlTE.-SW Of NV, less IL
I, ,22.15-7. Total assessmen
hYes, interest and cost
.. ................$17.G
RWICK.--NE Of NV, Sec
Total assessment 100000
rest and cost. -..........--S2z'!o :.
6ATTS.--N IL of Sc, ) l..
31.15-9. Total assesSmen
Mixes, interest and cost
....... ...........$1W.6
IIBERLY.-NE of NV, Sec
Fotal assessment $4,000. Tax
Ut and cost. ........Slo.lU
VOODS.-S IL Of Sc OF SE'
rs Total assessment $l,W'
=. and cost ................---$o'.4 ~
NHITE.-SE of NV, Sec. IA
tlal assessment 10000. Taxes
lnd cost. .............-..-"."....Szo.s.
ILSON.-SE Of NE, Sec. ~
hui assessment 100000. Tax
TT and cost. st.......-.......$24.oo
WILSON'S 1-2 Of NE, Sec
Total assessment $12N.W
htesest and cost..............$43.So
WALKER.--NE Of Sc, Sec
Total assessment 100000
hilsest and cost. ~
WALKER. Of SW, Sec
Total assessment $6W.W
ntefest and cOst..............$22.5S
M. WOOD.-SW Of NE, Sc Q
IL of SW Of NV, Sec. DIS
ulnsment $2,5OO.O0. Taxes, III
"a cost ........................... ...$S6.2'
j vANCE.-NE Of Sc, Sec. z
Total assessment 100000. Ta1
hlfest and cost. ost....................-..$2l.H
Known OWNER No. 1.-SW. {
IL Of Sc Of NV, Sec. 13-l-
II assessment $4,000. Take
and cost. .$25.2
TURNER.--NE Of NE, Sc
Tstal assessment $500. Ia!
ut and cost......................$2l.2
TAYLOR.--SW of SW, Sc
7slAl assessment 100000. Ia:
nt and cost .................$24.l
1ONS.-NW Of NV, Sec. 2
~ assessment $4,000. Take
md cost ..........................$24.3
T0MS.--SW Of Sc, Sc
lues on s. side Of NE Of 81
"a Total assessment $1,a
n4efest and cost,..............$45.s
TllS.--SE Of SW, Sec. ;
MI assessment 100000. Ia
~ md cost.
lodi. e II OF NE Of SV
M Total assessment $780,
1terest and cost.
1OOKE.--NW Of SW, Sec.
1btal assessment $4,000. II
III and cost. ...$23.
STRlNGER.--E 1-2 Of N
NM, q IL of SW, Sec. 6-14
nellment $2,JO0.0O. Taxes,
III COL. ost..............................$7 ..$73.
THOMAS.--S IL of Sc, s
4 NE Of Sc, Sec. 23-16.
~ Bee. 4-15-1o. Total asst
lsG0W, Taxes, interest {
..,.......................................SG .....SG
SEY STARK HEIRS.-NE
= T-14.5. Total assessm
Taxes, interest and {
...........,.... ............... .....-.....Szl
Natter. -SW Of Sc, Sec.
- 10 acres. Total assessm
Taxes, interest and
s::'..-.-.. .......-.......... ..-...........$l'
NllLL Ell AIN IL OF
M 80 acres on W side
SE Sec. 2S-14.6. Total ass
$4,000. Taxes, interest
.........................................$11; .$11;
4WAFFORD.--E IL Of
ma Sec. 24.14-S. Total ass
1900. Taxes, interest and
- ...s......-............... ........-..*O
EEzENSKI.--N IL Of
- Total assessment 81 80
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11
alsoVABLE A PROPERTY
u,nad from page G)
20 nA SEVEN

WARD % 81 sf'E r. wv se,:
) ToBlN-S'Il., 'l.,,,@' OF + NS; 10000 900
Total asSes@,'"'' ss>, ssIT.4O siT.4o,
,erest and cost ,.~,wr ..,..,.,..r'sr','O' Wv
4, rrMBER & sTAYE &C co. -
:. Of sW Of NV, Sec u, 4,
n \ W. r, 4. x \ of mil
.l;a;nr :; ! ~ s acres, 5,544,ooo #. it
lInher' ia,hare 1926 hardwood, $40
D. D'sd, store, feed, warehouse
s,;ldings, dry kiln, planihs
esesinery sa'1iln and merchandise:
~ ward. Total assessment
" Taxes, interest and cost oS
-rcu1NG.-NW Of NV, that
y ~ NV, Sec. 10. That part pan
NJ y lying f. Of Alexandra nll;
]. ~ road, Sec, 14-15-7. T.; ,dS Resi' Isl
Tatsl assessment 81, lso l2o'oo W
,,tsrest and co5t.''''F'f'0
G 10 Of SW, Sec. l.
a..iaence. saS Total assessment
Faxes, interest and !, GO cost os
/. 1AcKsoN.-N ~ of M; Me-
II Il Sc, Sec. 24,l'-7; =; 01s Kes1. oo
T.,,l Il assessment sl,S2o'0o' s2o %
ltarsst and eo't'.:,''',,.'',svv''v s,~ ",
- HAM II Of sW ,,1, OF
b 4 NE Of NE, NV of Me-
j Residence. Total assess
snoO Taxes, interest anc me
..............S4o.3o
!, ,HOLMAN.-Lot 3, BLOCK
.,sessment $4,000. TAKE: IA es
and c0st....,..-''''''''''''''''.P0.oo .,',
c0RDON.--N II OF SE
- So Of Sc, Sec. 80 b l..
y. ~ 1856. Total assessmen
Tarps, interest and cost
1a $685.
rrr1Ds.-NW of Sc, less
u cor, NE of Sc, 26 acre
81, Sec. 12-14,7, 5 II OF S'N, sM
~, Sec. 7.14-6. Iotal !a.auast assess en;
sX6OO. Taxes, interest od an! n!
WV 1865;
DRIGGERs.--W II Of Of , 81 5
~, Sc of NV, Sec. 31-lo.t =!
assessment sS,6OV'OO. Taxes, S1s, u! II
4 Ind cost ...' ''.--''.''''"''''''''''.D.'',
cAsKEY.--24 A. on W. sid
Il NV, Sec. 5, Sc of NE, n:
- 10 A. on W. side, 2 A.
~, Sec. G-14-6. Res. Tots
4 s22eO.OO. Taxes, intere'
S65 a
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

= NJ JONES.-NE Of Sc, less .
ocras Sec 4-14-7. Total assessment
ss $4,000. Taxes, interest and :, 9 e0s' ,a
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

Z. L. HARVILLE.-S - Of NV,
Sec. 31-l5-4. Total assessment $l,2OO
Taxes. interest and cOst............$S7 80
CIV. HAMNER.-W - Of NV Of
Sc. E II of SW Of Sc, Sec. 12-15-6,
SW of NV, NV Of SW, Sec. 27-l7'6,
NE of NV, Sec. 21-1S-7. Total assess
ment 100000. Taxes, interest and
a.. SEQ *
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

4 !UIEzENSKI.-N IL Of NE,
Total assessment $1,0O.O.
interest and cost. .A5.&
0ULLIvAN.--E IL Of Sc Of
M Of NE Of Sc, Sec. 25-14S
eosment 100000. Taxes, IN
~ cost ..............................$8 ...$8.&
0ATCHER.--W 1-2 Of SW
Total assessment s., ,2OM
ut and cost. ~ .0
lTH EST. IN IL of 81
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

aoRDoN.-N II of So, ) ,
- 81 Of Sc, Sec. 80. E II
~ ~. 1856. Total assessment
Taxes, interest and oc cost M
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

MANUEL SNEED.-NW Of Sc, V
IL Of e IL of Sc, SW of NE, Jess 10
acres, Sec. 16-17-7. Total assessment,
S1,5O0.OO. Taxes, interest and cost
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

EcAsKEY.--24 A. on W. SD.
r NV, Sec. 5, Sc Of MI, NE
- 10 A. on W. side, 2 A. III
IN Sec, G-14-6. Res. Total
! 100000. Taxes, interest
$50. As
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

B. b. JUNES'-ND "a ecnn nn Tov
14.7. Total assessment $6WW. .ai Iax IN
es, interest and cost. szi.1o
cEBRoN JACoBs.-N IL OF. SW
CO. sO.15.4 Total assessment $l20O.OO
Tayes interest and cost..........-..,S3I 90
T PAIL JONES.-S IL Of SW, Sec
o7 n u Of NV, Sec. 34-14-7, D IL o
| a.. eec. 12.l66 Total assessmen
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11
100000. Taxes, interest and cost


PHILLIP JACKSON.-SE of NE,
Sec. %. Lot 1, Sec. 80, containing 81
acres. TIP. 1910. Total assessment,
$1,jOOOO. Taxes, int. and cost....S32.25.
MARTHA JOHNSON.--NW Of NE,
Sec. 1918. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost.....~.......$lS.4O
Z. n. JACKSON.-SW Of SW, Sec.
23-1S-7. Total assessment $1,6oOOO.
Taxes, interest and c0st............~.S57.3o'
NJ. IVERSON.-SW of NE, Sec. H.
15-9. Total assessment $SO0OO. Tax
es, interest and cOst.............S3l 10.
c. IVERSON.-SW Of SW, Sec 10,
NE of NV, Sec. 15-15-9. Total assess,
ment $1,6OOOo. Taxes, interest and
cost .S53.3O
SALLIE IVERSON.-SW Ut ST.
Sec. 35-15-9. Total assessment $SOO.V0
Taxes, interest and COST. ......S2S.9o
D. HALL.-NW of Sc, Sec. 3-14-3
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes, in
tereSt and cost .................~.......Slo.4V ~
L. R. HODGES.--SE Of NE, Sec
11-146. Total assessment $6oO.Oo
Taxes, interest and cOst...............S2l.2O
J. p. HANES.-NW of NV, Sec. IL
14-6. Total assessment 100000. Tax
es, interest and ost..............-....$2l'2O
BEN HARVEY.-All that part O
Sec. s, in E IL Of SW, Sc of NV
east of Black Lake. Total assessmen
$4,000. Taxes, interest and cos
S27 q
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

Sec. 6-l6-7. Total assessment 100000.
Taxes, interest and cost. ...S37 80.
q. L. SMITH.-W IL Of Sc of SW,
Sec. 5-16-S. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost ............$12.95.
b. l.. SANDERS.-W - of SW, Sec.
"a, NE Of SE Sec 23-16-S. Total as
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest and
! cost Sl03I
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

j. A. SALTER.-SW OF Sc, Sc of
SW, Sec. 23-17-6. Total assessment
81 10000 Taxes, interest and cost,
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

I,HOLMAN.-Lot /, 3, j. Block
1, assessment $4,000. FAKE, e.
The Bienville Democrat., 1921-08-11

| SARAH GlLBKEAIH.--OaDl anu
block 81 in Gibsland. Total assess
ment $4,000. Taxes, interest ana cosl 1s
| r NJ FERRIs.-S and W 1-2 of-SW
Of So cut by diagonal line running
from Sc cor. to NV cor. Of said forty, |
less 10 acres in 50. in sW OF So,
forty 10 acres in Sec. 1917. Total
assessment $25O.OO. Taxes, interest
and cost Sll'oo
UNKNOWN OWNER No. 3.-l-2 A:
on s, side of 5 A. block in SW cor. OF
NV Of NV, Sec. 13-14-6. Total assess
ment $500. Taxes, interest and cost
"''A' 11 1925
MRS. MATTE ROBINSON EST
y - Of NV, N IL of SW., Sec. ~
14-5, Total assessment $16WW Tax
es interest and cost....:......:;o;;,S$,49'oo'
This the 10th day Of July, 1871.
J, G. WALL, JR.-W IL Of NE Of
sW.. W IL of Sc of sW. All that
norton W 1-2 of SW, E IL Of line run
;. ming diagonally from NE to sW, 20 sec &c
, 617.6. Total assessment $l,Soo.W'
!, Taxes, interest and cost................S62:VO:
:, MRS. NJ. L. WALLS.-S IL OF NE
= ;. Of NE. Sc Of NE, E IL Of Sc, Sec. l.
! 17.7. 40 acres in W IL Of SW, Sec. T.
q 17-6, described by drawing line diagon'
= ally from NE cor. Of NV OF SW to
= SW cor. Of SW Of SW, Sec. l-l7.7.
y Total assessment $2,1S5.00. Total as
y sessment $2,1S5.0O. Taxes, Interest y
q and cost ~
n J. c. THEUS.-1-2 int. in E IL O
. NE Of NV, Sec. 2-15-S, W IL OF NV
/. Sec 17-1S-7. Total assessment u ,M
y Taxes interest and cost..............$536 %
x f. P. STUBBS Est.-Lots y and J
n Block N, lots 3 and 4 block N, all L
)O iblocks s and x. Lots I, s and y bloc
o. 7, lot 2 block 26, lots and 2 bloc