davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1936-02-06

droves of snow
bound golfers,
equestrians, Pc
destrians and ha-
bitual drivers-ln-
tlne-park seeking
solace in Pete
Macias' pleasant
tavern. There
being precisely
nothing to do
during these days
of the great gla-
cier, unless one
I;Eac IN cit home
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Washington Wayside
Random Observations of Interesting
Events and Things.

improvement, so she lectured him
with considerable vehemence, all for
his owr. good, of course.
AS the lecture proceeded, he first
laid down. his fork, then began a slow
rocking from side to side and as she
finished, he rose, threw his napkin on
the table and cried. You old sea hag."
With that, he left for the wailing
room
BURN-UP.
THIS game Monopoly literally has
one newspaper man burned up"
1t happened this way: The victim
Evening star., 1936-02-06

screened, it's the
first time we ever
heard of Carter
Barron missing a
publicity trick,
Senator Hamil-
ton Lewis and
Millard Tydings,
Jesse Jones, the
Robert Flemings
and sundry other
celebs sat beside
the fountain at
one time or an
other in the last
Evening star., 1936-02-06

dicitiS late last
week and needed
a little help with
the doctors bill.
So a st night
there appeared at
Club H a b a n a
eight-count 'em,
eight-acts from
the Earle and the
Fox to W h oop
things up gayly
midst the huz-
Zahs of Club Ha-
hama -iteS who
Evening star., 1936-02-06
Pen Women Meet Tomorrow.

Miss Marie Shores and Mrs Everill
Murphy will read original fiction at
the program of the fiction group, Dis
trict League of American Pen Women,
at 8 pm. tomorrow. Nellie Rogan
Thomas will preside.
Evening star., 1936-02-06

"a OST grandiose gesture of the
mn week was that made by Guy
V Scott, who last night turned
Il his Club Habana over to the
staging of an all-theatrical revue
and benefit show Seems Kay Carroll.
one of the choir -lasses in the LoeW's
Fox revue was stricken with appen-
Evening star., 1936-02-06

Alexandrias Hotel George
Mason celebrates it's tenth anniver-
sary with gay shindig a week from
tomorrow, Friday, February IA
Brooke Johns will be master of cere-
monies and the festivities will include
merry floor show.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
WPA LUNCH ROOMS
RUN AT SCHOOLS

BREVARD, March 6. Especially
Lunch rooms for underprivileged
children are being established in
the schools of Brevard and Tran
sylvania county, operating under
the WPA setup. =, The funds for
operating expenses only are fur
nished by the WPA, the food and
equipment being provided locally
by patrons Of the schools, inter-
cstcd friends and organizations.
Free lunch rooms are, already
underway in the Brevard and Ros-
man, schools. and it. is expected
that the Davidson River anda'the
Brevard colored schools will be in
operation this week; Around 150
children, are being given, hot
lunches, at noon. in the two lunch
rooms now in operation. 81 -"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
AGREE POU WILL HAVE
GOOD ORGANIZATION

Political observers on Capitol
Hill unanimously. agree George
Ross Pou, Raleigh lawyer, prob
ably will have the best campaign
setup in his race for state auditor
of any candidate in the June prl-
mary. .'.' ....,.
Pou. once head Of the North
Carolina prison division, has at
least one man already in every
county in the state whom he can
RELY upon to see that his name Is
known long before the, votes are
cast, the observers say.
While connected with the prison
division, Pou made a friend OF
every law enforcement officer.
from sheriff to constabie-ln
every nook and i corner of :. the
state. That is the opinion OF most
all political observers on Capitoi
Hill. - :, -" go: -
With Baxter Durham, State
auditor, yet unannounced, Pou
has Willard Do@ell, secretary ;ot
the State Merchants Association
as competition -, ~ =
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
MRS M'KEE SATISFIED {,
WITH BEING A, SENATOR

North Carolina first woman
senator, Mrs. E. L. Mckee, of
SYLVIA, 1.-THE Lady From Jackson
whose famous words Eve settle
things UP our way with shotguns,"
turned the tide of sentiment to-
ward eight month schools for the
state during the 1888 general as
sembly, is candidate again for
the state. senate. 5"
Mrs, Mckee, widely known
throughout tn estate, was talked
for lieutenant-governor back in
1884, but ,she did not choose to
run. She is satisfied, for the
present at least. she says, with
"Just being a senator" ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
WILL. Beats V.P.
|. InCage Tourney

MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM. Raj
cigh March 6. (UP)-Washinc-
ION and Lee. the top-favorate for
the Southern basketball cham
pionship. yesterday defeated v.
r. /. 1920 i'm the second game OF
the conference tournament.
The Generals, playing under
wraps. took an early lead and won
without difficulty.
Bob Spessard, six foot seven
inch center, scored seven field
GOALS to take point hGnors Tor
the game. although he played but
10 1-2 of the 40 minutes.
A tight defense by Washing
ton and Lee kept the Scrappy Nlr-
einia team from close range shots.
In the opening game of the
tournament, University OF North
Carolina, defending champion,
outclassed Virginia University,
winning by a count of SO to IL:
The Tar Heels, piling up at 2l-5
advantage at the half, won as
they pleased. -
Earl Ruth. with the six baskets
and q free throw, led the attack
from a guard position. Peabody
also a ~uard, scored five baskets
and a free throw for Virginia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
HUBERT OLIVE
MAY BE MADE.
HOEY MANAGER
Mrs. Mckee Will Seek Her
Seat, in State SEN :
ate Again a.,
Bv JOHN A. PARIS, JR!
limited Press Staff Correspondent

ODitCo
RALEIGH, Mar. 6. (UP).--
CLYDE r. Hoey, heir-apparent. to
the Ehringhaus administrator
will name Hubert Olive, Lexlng-
ton Legionairre, within the next
week to manage his campaign for
governor the United Press learn
ed on reliable authority.
For days, Capital Hill gossip has
even Olive the manascrship. 1T
Was doubtful if he would accept
thc assignment until after the
State American Legion conven-
ton last week.
Those who talked with him ut
burlington feel sure he will lead
tho Hoey forces. Olive didn't
denv he wouldn't be Hocy's crack
lieutenant. Neither did he con-
firm it. 49,. .,
told the United Press: ...t
"Olive will be the man." -.
1t was also learned Hoey will
omen headquarters at the Sir Wal
ter Hotel here next week.
Robert L. Thompson, former
United Press and Raleigh News
and Observer political writer, will
direct Hoey's publicity campaign.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
BREVARD COMPOSERS
WORK ON RADIO1NEXT
TUESDAY M0R,NIN G

BREVARD, March 6. ISpeciaD
Donald Lee Moore, Brevard conf
poser, has been notified that one
of his compositions, Romance"
will be broadcast by the U. S.
marine band over the NBC hook
up on Tuesday morning, March
10. 1t will be broadcast during the
Dream Hour program from Wash
ington. on the air between IL and
IL o'clock in the morning.
Mr.. Moore's selection is a
woodwind ensemble, composed by
him a year or more ago. Other
compositions. of Mr.. Moore have
been previously broadcast by the
u. S. Marine or Navy. bands in
their national programs.
Mr.. Moore is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. D. F. Moore of Bre-
ward. Sc, -
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property of the said Company
that are not advertised above to
be sold by the said j. E., Shipman,
Commissioner, and that have not
heretofore been sold and convey
ed by Lake Summit. Company,
and which said tract: of land; and
lots are described in THAT mort
gage of record lin Book; 1913, al
page 298, of the Records of Mort
cages for. Henderson," County.
..| 2. =, -. -
All those lands and lots en-
braced in Sections A. B, BIZ, l
and J of Lake Summit Company,
as shown on plats recorded in The
Office of the Register of Deeds
for said County, not included in
any of the mortgages hereinbe-
fore referred to in this advertise
ment, and not including any lands
or lots heretofore sold and con-
veyed by the said Lake Summit
Company. III. ,.E
And the said j. o. Ben, Com
missioner, will offer the said lands
hereinbefore described, separate
ly as described in the mortgage
referred to-, then as a whole as
described i'm all of said mortgages,
and will accept the highest. and
best bid or bids therefor
The Terms of sales herein adj
vertised are cash. .....
This 31st day of January, 1886.
j. Z. SHlPMAN,
Commissioner.
-. J. o, BELL,
Commissioner.
.. Feb. 7-Fri-4t
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06

thence north 81 1-2 degrees west
10 3-4 poles to a stake and point
ers: thence south 3 1-2 degrees
west 10 poles to a stake at Bats
Fork Creek; thence up said creek
south &c 1-2 degrees cast 10 IL
poles to a stake; thence south AZ
l-2 degrees east a poles to a stake
in the road at the bridge; thence
south As 1-2 degrees cast 81 poles
to a stake and maple pointer on
the bank of said creek; thence
south 81 1-2 degrees east q IL
poles to a stake and pointer S,
Zonia Steps corner; thence north
3 degrees cast 76 poles to stake
i'm the line between Bennett and
Case. thence 81 l-2 degrees west
81 poles to the BEGINNING, con-
tanning 20 So acres, and being
the same land conveyed by Nal
colin Mitchell to S. Z. Collins on
March 25, 1908, and registered In
book 4G, at page 252, of the rec
ords of deeds for Henderson
county. -. g.
& FIFTH TRACT: Beginning on
a rock in C. P. Fishers line, j. r.
Anders' corner; and running
thence with said Anders' line,
south SO degrees east 40 poles to
q rock and pointers near a spring
thence north 80 degrees west ID
LIZ poles to a rock and pointers
in Harriet Watkins line; thence
with her line north &c degrees
west 81 1-2 poles to a stake, her
corner in said Collins line: thence
with Collins and Fishers line,
south 4 degrees cast "a 1-2 poles
TO the BEGINNING containing s
acres more or less. Being part of
the tract allotted to Francis An
dcrs (now Francis Reed) in the
division Of the Jno. Anders land,
and being same conveyed by H.H.
Reed and wife. Francis Reed, to
SIP. Collins July 30, 1907, by
deed recorded in book SO at page
2l5, of the records of deeds for
llCluCl oOii SONHIJ.
5 SIXTH TRACT: Beginning at
"a stake in the center of a ditch
and the center of the new road
in the old line of Theo G. Barker
and Warren Station, and runs with
the old line as follows: South 4
degrees west II rs poles to a
stake in the old road; thence with
the old road, south 68 1-2 degrees
west 26 poles to a stake; thence
south 33 degrees east 80 poles to
a stump, the old corner; thence
south 4 degrees west 80 poles to
a post oak. Stations corner in
Barker's line; thence leaving the
old line north sc degrees west 10
poles to a stake and pointers;
thence north 8 3-4 degrees west
1913 poles to stake in the old road,
Barker's and Stations old corner
thence north 8 3-4 degrees west
IL poles to a stake in the new
road; thence with the new road to
the BEGINNING containing six
acres, more or less. EXCEPTING
AND RESERVING strip of land
10 feet wide along the west line
Of the above mentioned property
from the new: road to the old AL
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By villa

len road. This strip Of land % i
used for road purposes. EXCEHl
ING from tn above houndus|
where same applied and from NJ
conveyance that part Of as|
sold off by (B.W.ED Warren 81
ton and wife, Mary Anne Sus|
to T. G. Barkcr-for full deyI,|
ton of same, sec deed of Wgrs|
Station and wife, Mary Ann N
ton, to T. G. Barker dated sci
TENDER %. 1884. and rCgiSmI
in book IS, at page Us Of d
records Of deeds for llcndeA|
county.
This Feb. q. 1896.
X. II. STATION, Trustee
2-2l.FE.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
NAME PENNSYLVANIA
COUNTY TAX LISTERS

BREVARD, March 6. Especially
Tax listers for the eight town.
sh;ns in Transatlantic county have
been named by the county board
If commissioners. The listing will
~ bae;n the first Monday in April.
Listers appointed for the sew
.eral townships include: Brevard,
George w. Hayes; Boyd, L. F.
vJay. Catheys Creek, Briscoe
Wbitmire; Dunns Rock, George
Newell: Estatoe, W. G. Gravely;
rinncester. Obie Fisher, Hog
Saoc Henry Mccall and - Little
River, T. H. Hart. i'7's.'
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CRUISE
TO
Continued from page fve)
By Deck Morgan
q 1910 NeA S.r;cs, Ins.

-
ing like a child. "You see! The
murderer's loose in this storm.
He won't stop at anything to COW
or up his tracks. He'll try to dis
pose of me-like the corpse.
Pleasep he begged. "Give me
some protection. Don't let him get
me! l don't know nothing about
the crime"
"Corpse?" Madame DoremuS
cried. But she did not faint. She
paused, and said angrily: who
cares about corpse in this
spym? Have you found Mile
and my jewels? I've just remem-
bered that she was a problem
child. Oh, dear, surely my little
Mile hasn't run away with the
corpse?"
Snowshoes shook his head SOL
emily, and one saw that he was,
as he had said, stumped.
Dutch looked about him wildly.
He began to move toward the cab
ms, shaking with fear. 81 got to
get something" he said, and ran
down the stairs toward Deck b.
SnOwShoes followed him.
Ito be continued)
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liams, shot puttcr. Bob st. John
of Virginia will be among the
leading half-milers
One of the non-confrence divi-
sion leaders will be the United
States Naval Academy. Captain
Joe Patterson in the hurdles leads
the Middies. The imam behind
the scenes" of the colorful. track
spectacle is Coach r. "A. Fetzer,
of the University of North Caro-
lima. From his post as chairman
of the Games committee he IS
pushing extensive plans for his
biggest and best meet. ~&+E1,
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! of Green River Corporation, ct
al. on the South by the lands of
C.. Vernon Bomar, w. S. Mont
gomery, ct al, and on the West
by the lands of w. S. Montgom-
cry, ct al, and being all of the
undivided and undeveloped lands
of Lake Summit Company, lying
on the South side of Lake Sum-
nit: also all Of those lots number
ed 1873 to 243, inclusive, in Sec
ton 1 of Lake Summit property
as shown on map of Lake Sum-
nit Company of record in Book l
at page u, of the Records Of
Plats for Henderson County, said
tract of land and said lots being
the same property described in
that mortgage of record in Book
124, at page 479, of the Records
of Mortgages for said County.
.-.-.......... -....4 4. -... ...
That tract of land situate on
the North side of Lake Summit,
containing 125 acres, more or
less, bounded by the lands of A.
M. Smyrc, Green River Corpor-
alton, Lake Summit Bapti S t
Church lot, ct AL, and embracing
all of the undivided and undevel-
oped lands of Lake Summit Com
pany lying on the North side of
said Lake, except the Harrison or
Kuykendall tract and also all
those certain lots or parcels of
land designated as lots numbered
81 to 50, inclusive, in Section B.
2. excepting lot No. 60, of Lake
Summit Company, as shown on
map of record in Plat Book 3, at
page 81, of the Records of Plats
for Henderson County, and which
said tract and lots are described
in that mortgage of record in
Book 124, at page ,478. of the
Records of Mortgages for said
| County.
And the said J. E. Shipman,
/ Commissioner, will offer the said
lands hereinbeforc described, sep
arately as described in the mort
cages referred to, then as a whole
as described in all of said mort
cages, and will accept the highest
and best bid or bids therefor.
And the said J. D. Bell, Com
missioner, will, at the time and
place above named for the sale
to be made by the said j. E.
Shipman, Commissioner, and i'm.
mediately following the sale made
by him, offer for, sale at public
cutlery to the highest bidder fol-
cash, the following described
lands, situate in Green River
Township, Henderson County
| North Carolina: -. s,-s
! Beginning in heap of stones
a corner Of the A. M. Smyre tract
and runs South SO degrees Eas
lADD-Foreclosure Notice :. -.
with the d. M. Kuykendall line 4t
poles to a stake in the center Of
the road at gate; thence thu
same course about 20 poles to 1
stake SO feet from a stone ant
holly, a corner of the 208 acr,
tract, as referred to in said judg
ment; thence South 80 degree
West parallel with the line of tn,
208 acre tract 90 poles to
stake; thence North SO degree
: West about so poles to a stalk
: in the road, Rufus Kuykendal
line; South 80 degrees west 8
poles to stake at the forks o
the road; thence North So degree
: West 81 poles to stone, A. M
Smyre's Southwest corner; theme
: with the Smyre line, North 35 de
grees East 125 poles to the Be
ginning, containing 500 acre.
: more or less, excepting and re
! serving therefrom ten acres, GOV
cred by contract of John T
: Green.
= Also any and all lots in Section
: l and j of Lake Summit Con
5 pany, as shown on map of tn
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06

North Carolina and Ivan Mothers
head of V.P.I. in the mile. They
have met twice, each holding one
victory over the other.
In the spectacular quarter
mile race two champions clash,
Red Drake of North Carolina and
Warren Evans of Maryland. Lead
ing Z powerful Duke team which is
favored to win the Southern Con-
ference team championship from
the defending champion, North
Carolina, are Dill Morse, star mil
err and two-miler, and Melvin Will
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
Hilltoppers Turn
Tables To Best
Hall Fletcherites

Blue Ridge turned the tables
on Hall Fletcher high Of AShevillc
here Thursday with a 1921 bas-
ketball victory. The Asherillc
team won a previous game. Hail
Fletcher led at tn" half ycStcr-
day, Is to Ii.
The lineup:
Hall Fletcher blue NloEr
Taggart CD ......:' Edney "
Nn Forward
Moorc .......... LYDIA
Forward
Conan I0 ........ Gill (iO'
Center
Wilson (6) .. GiamakoS ca
Guard
Johnson C2) ..... Haislip 12)
Guard
Subs: Hall Fletchcr-AndcrSon,
Miller; Blue Ridge-AuStin to-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
HAS A GOOD NAME

LOS ANGELES, March 8 IUPD
Judge c. Newell earns was
trying a traffic case yesterday.
whats your name?" he asked i
defendant. Safety First" the
man replied. The judge exploded =.
Honest Judge" the defendant
insisted, MY real name is Safety
First" The judge suspended sem
tcnce, admonishing the defendant
to live up to his name.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

SAIE
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
HENDERSON COUNTY
w. P. Conyers, receiver of the
Central National Bank of Spar
tanburg, South Carolina -
Plaintiff.
VS.
Lake Summit Company: Horace
l.. BOmar; NJ. f. Bowden, cash
Ter; Horace l.. Bomar, attorney;
Margaret NJ. Law, John A.
Law, L. r. Bull, receiver of the
Peoples Building e. Loan Asso-
citation of Spartanburg, South
Carolina; John A. Law, Jr., re-
ceiver of the Merchants and
Farmers Bank of Spartanburg,
South Carolina; w. S. Mont
gomery, E. M. Matthews, and
NJ. l.. Smith, trustees of the
estate of w. S. Montgomery,
deceased, E. NJ. Blythe, P. A.
Bonham, and Mrs. Mamie Earle
Bomar-Defendants.
Whereas, by consent decree
rendered by the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court of Henderson Coun-
ty on the 30th day of January,
1886, j. E. Shipman was duly APP
pointed Commissioner to sell the
lands herein advertised to be sold
by him, and J. o. Bell was ap-
pointed Commissioner to sell the
lands herein advertised to be sold
by him; and whereas, by virtue
of and pursuant to the authority
conferred upon said Commission
ers by said decree, the said j. E.
Shipman, Commissioner, will on
Monday, March End, 1886, at
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ, at the court
house door of Henderson County,
in Hendersonville, North Caro-
lima, offer for sale at public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash,
ali the following described lands,
situate in the Township of Green
River, County of Henderson,
State of North Carolina, and
known and designated as follows:
1.
All those lots numbered 1876 to
144, inclusive of Section l of
Lake Summit Company, as shown
on plat of same recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds
for said County in Plat Book 1, at
page 81; said lots being bounded
on the, North by Lakeside Drive,
and by a park reserved as shown
on said plat; on the East and
South by Alta Vista Drive, and
on the West by a park shown on
said map, and being lands describ-
ed in that. mortgage of record in
Book 124, at page 301, of the
Records of Mortgages for said
County.
All those lots numbered II t.
1874, inclusive, and las TO 1877, in
elusive, in Section 1, and also lots
numbered LOG to 152, inclusive
and SO to 105, inclusive, and 155
to 162, inclusive, in Section j, a:
shown on map of property OF
Lake Summit Company at Tux
edo, North Carolina, and which
said map, is of record in Pla
Book 1, at page 81, of tn" Rec
ords of Plats for Henderson Coun
ty, to which plat reference i
hereby made for full and com
plete description, and being tn
property described in that mort
gage of record in Book 124, a
page 302, of the Records of Mort
cages for said County.
3.
That tract of land containing
100 acres, more or less, lying o.
the South side of Lake Sunni
and bounded on the North b,
said Lake, and the right of wa.
of the Southern Railway Com
pany; on the East by the land
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
TAM BOWIE MAY NOT
TRY TO GET BACK

Tam C. Bowie, the genial, ro-
tund representative from Ashe
county, isn't so sure: he is COM
ing back to Raleigh this next year
as a member of the General As
scmbly. II. 9,
81 haven't made up my mind
vet" he said here this week.
'I've been trying to get Thomas
here" turning to his son, ITO
come" -
Hell be back" Thomas C..
Bowie, Jr., said and laughed.
"I'vc watched for 20 years. He
gets weaker the nearer November
comes"
Tam Bowie has been coming
down from the hills of Ashe to
the Legislature for 70 years. His
nolitical history is legion.
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Turkey will establish its first
iron and steel plant at Zonggul-
OAK.
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MAJOR FLETCHER HAS &.
CLEAR ROAD TO DATE

Major A: L. Fletcher, state la
bor commissioner, has been look
;ng at the political skies through
rose colored glasses for weeks.
No one yet has opposed him for
reelection. And the Major says
he is a candidate. So.
However, some observers were
whispering on Capitol Hill that
an opponent will file against Flet-
cher within the next few weeks.
pUNNAGIN THINKS : ST..
HIS CHANCES ARE GOOD
Thad Eure, tall, sauve. candidate
for the Democratic nomination
nomination for. Secretary of State,
has no worries, he says, ~
81 find everything. looking plen-
Nv good Throughout the State :.
= Mike Dunnagan,. former Raj
eirh newspapermant who also is
q candidate, doesn't think every
thing looks so good for Eure.
81 think my chances are good"
bc said. Throughout, the State
state, whe will run for reelection,
find things look good,
Stacey w. Wade, secretary Of
makes no comment.
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Pictured above are Coach Boo
Foster and a number of the stars
who will compete in the seventh
annual Southern Indoor Games,
to be held at the University Of
North Carolina Saturday after
noon and night, March Z. Coach
Fetzer is chairman of the games
committee. The field is expected
to be oneof the largest and most
select in history. -.'
One of the feature aces of the
Southern Conference division will
be between Harry Williamson of
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That tract of land containing
100 acres, more or less, lying on
the South side of Lake Summit
and bounded on the North by
said Lake, and the right of way
of the Southern Railway Com
pany; on the East by the lands