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NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
Charlie Everett et al vs. Miriam
Edwards et al. In the County
Court of Obion Cotfnty, Tennessee
before the Honorable Joel B. Wad
del, County Judge for Obion Coun
ty, Tennessee.
To Mrs. Maggie Bell, Walter Cal
houn, Dock Calhoun, Willis Calhoun,
Vaden Calhoun, Wilford Calhoun
Knox Calhoun, Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, a corpora
tion; the Chicago, St. Louis fc.New
' Orleans Railroad Company, a corpor
ation ; Central Trust Company of New
York, a corporation; Farmers Loan ft
Trust Company of New York, a Cor
poration; Federal Land Bank, a Cor
poration, with its situs at Louisville,
- Kentucky; Fidelity Mutual Insurance
Company, a corporation ; W. H. Gar
rigan, Mrs. Jennie Gardner, Mrs
Martha P. Godwin; Walter Howell
Trustee of Jake Caldwell and Federal
i Land Bank; Ethel Hopper, Gladys
Hopper: Walter Howell, Trustee, for
H. T. Edwards and Federal Land
Bank; H. O. Head, Sr., Haydon Head;
Walter Howell, Trustee, Federal
Land Bank and G. W. Phebus. Jr.;
Walter Howell, Trustee of McAdoo
Harris and Mrs. Willie Harris and
Federal Land 'Bank; Florence Robin
son ; Mrs. Georgia Thorn ; J.' F. Tur
le'y, Trustee of Fidelity Mutual Insur
ance Company; ' Mrs. Valley Parker,
Walker D. Hines, Director General of
Railroads, U, S. A. In this cause, it
duly appearing by affidavit, duly filed,
that you and eacTi of you arc non
residents of the State of Tennessee,
you are therefore, hereby notified of
the petition of Charlie Everett" et r.l.
filed on January 31st', 1919, as
amended on the 17th day of March,
1919, in the County Court of Obion
County, Tennessee, before the Honor
able Joel B. Waddell, County Judge
for Obion County, Tennessee, to es
tablish a drainage district for the re
clamation and drainage of lands and
realty in the 4th and 13th Civil Dis
tricts of Obion County, Tennessee, un
der and by virtue of the 1909 Act of
the Legislature of the State of Ten
nessee, Chapter 185, Senate Bill No.
229, known is the Drainage Law, and
Acts amendatory thereto, and espe
cially the Act'of 1915, Chapter No.
61, House Bill No. 571, passed March
30th, 1915, and approved April 3rd,
1915, and that said petition as
amended is still pending in court;
that on account of the number of pe
titioners and defendants, in this
cause, it would unnecessarily encum
ber the record to name all of said
parties in each instance, and which
the Court has decreed; that the Court
has decreed that the- style of this
cause, from this time, shall be as
above styled in this notice; that by
proper order and decree of the Court,
you and each of you, a3 well as all
resident defendants have been order
ed to be made defendants in this
cause; and you and each of you
are hereby notified thrt the prayer
of said petition is that the Court ap
point disinterested and competent
'engineer, and have placed in hia
hands a copy of said petition, and
that said engineer be ordered by the
Court to examine the land described
in the petition, and any other land
that would be benefited by said im
provements, or proposed improve
ments, or necessary In carrying out
such improvements, and survey and
locate such drains, ditches and im
provements as may be practicable and
best calculated, to carry ojit the pur
poses of the petition, and to effect and
bring about the drainage and recla
mation of the land described in this
petition, or such lands as in the
judgment of this Honorable Court
should be embraced and included
within . the proposed drainage dis
trlct, and that will bo a public bene
fit of utility, or conducive to the
public health or welfare; that said
engineer be ordered to make return
of end file his proceedings with the
Clerk of the County of Obion County
Tennessee, said proceedings and re
turn to set forth the starting point
points, v the route or routes, he
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All This Week We Will Sell:
3 1-2 pounds Kingan's Pure Hog Lard for $ 1.00
10 " Pure cane Granulated Sugar .. ......... ..v.. 1.00
-20 big bars Lenox washtub Soap for..... 1.00
4 1-pound cans Calumet Baking Powders for 1.00
3-poiind can Maxwell House Blend Coffee for..., ..... 1.00
3 pounds Santos Fancy Peaberry Coffee for. 1 .00
4 pound good Rio Coffee for 1 .00
4 big cans California Table Peaches for. ... : 1 00
7" ' " N Oak Dale Pie Peaches for 1.00
24 pound sack Best Patent Flour for 1 40
24- " " " Self Rising " ..." . 1.50
1 barrel Best Patent Flour in wood for ; . . 1 1 .95
24 pound Cadick's Gold Dust Flour for. , 1.50
1 barrel Cadick's Gold Dust Flour, in 48's $12.00, in wood .. 12.25
Purina Cow Chow per 100 pounds... 3.75
Purina Pig Chow per 100 pounds 3.50
Diamond Dairy Feed per 100 pounds .. 2.45
Purina Chicken Chowder per pound 5c; 100 " 4.50
Purina Scratch Feed per pound 4 1-2; 100 pounds 4.00
Purina Little Chick Feed per pound 5c; 100 pounds 4.50
HURRY
These Prices Cannot
Last Long.
Read this
And' hand it to your
neighbor. Thanks.
Onion Sets per gallon 35c
Triumph Potatoes (Seed) per bu, , $1.80
Irish Coblers .. " " J 1.80
Red Rivers Ohio " " 1.80
Early Rose ; V " n! 1.80
Burbanks " 1.80
6 5c packages Garden Seed for 25c
3 10c " " " " " 25c
6 5c " 'Flower " " 25c
Palm Olive Soap 10c, TO bars.. .$1.00
Octagon Soap 7c, 15 bars for . 1.00
P.&G. " 7c, 15 " " 1.00
Ivory " 7c. 15 1. 00
MEAT AND LARD
Dry Salt Butts per pound .. 24c
" " Extras " , " .. 30c
Sugar Cured Strips per pound , 40c
Best Compound Lard 27c; Pure Lard . L-J30c
Before buying, Compare these prices with others and note the difference
0 GROCERY DRUGS
Wine of Cardui $1.00 size for... 1 90c
Syrup of Pepsin, 50c " " i 45c
Black Draught, 25c " 20c
Groves Chill Tonic, 60c size for 50c
Rat Corn Kills Rats and Mice
$1.00 size 90c, 50c size 45c, 25c size..' . 20c
H. & R. Poultry Powders, box 25c
Hand picked Michigan Navy Beans '. I2ic
Blackeyed Peas, pound ('i : 7c
Lima Beans 15c, 7 pounds.. ; $1.00
Sundried Apples,, pound 20c
Don't WaitBuy Lard Now.
The reason that some people don't advertise is
I because their prices are so high they don't look
good on paper,,
Brooms, cheap, 4 tie, each '. 40c
" best 5 tie broom in America.. 85c
Top Notch Glass Washboard 35c
Golden Rod Washing Powder 7c size 5c
Best Gal. Washing Tubs, No. 1 each J $1.20
' " , " 2 " 1.45
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Cash Grocery Go.
or
terminus or termini of the ditchea,
drains and other proposed improve
ments of every nature together with
the plat and profile showing same,
and the course and length of same,
approximately thru each tract of land
as far as may be practicable and that
the total length and course and cleva
tion as near as may be practicable,
and all ponds and depressions if any
in said proposed drainage district,
the fall obtainable across said dis
trict, as well 3 the boundaries of
the proposed drainsfge district end de
scription of the real estate and each
.tract of land therein as shown by any
reliable and correct source of infor
mation, and also the names of the
owners' of each tract of land, together
with the probable cost of the pro-
ed improvements, and such other
lacts and recommendations as said
engineer may deem beet and ma
terial; that upon tho filing of said
report, proceedings and returns of
said engineer, as herein ordered, the
Court examine same and if said plan
seems to be expedient and meets tbe
approval of tho Court that Court
order the Clerk of this Court to
cause notice to bo given by writ or
summons to be issued by said Clerk,
tho samo to run in the name of the
State of Tennessee, and to be served
upon all resident owners of tracts
of land or realty, or intercct therein
who aro pot petitioners in this cause
etc., and also upon any resident lien
holders or encumbrancers or persons
ln'actual occupancy of any real estate
within said . propoccd district as
shown by the records of Obion Coun
ty, Tennessee, and notifying them
and each of, them of the pendency of
this petition and the prayer thereof,
said. writ or summons (and publica
tion notice later on ordered) not to
give or set out in detail the contents
of said petition or of its prayer; said
writs or summons to be issued to the
Sheriff of Obion County, or the Sheriff
of any other County in Tennessee,
that may be'necessary, commanding
the Sheriffs respectively to summons
the persons, firms or corporations
therein named in their respective
writs or summons, to appear before
the Court on tho day set by the Court
for the hearing of the petition; that
publication be mado as required by
said Act of 1909 aforementioned as
amended by the Act of 1915, Chcptcr
No. 61, House Bill No. 571, passed
March 30th, 1915 and approved April
3rd, 1916, for all non-resident own
ers of land and real estate, lien-hold
ers or encumbrance on same, or in
terested in same, etc., when .said facts
are made to appear as prescribed by
said Act as amended; that the Court
appoint a guardian ad litem for any
and all infants and persons who are
non compos mentis, as required by
law; and that petitioners further
pray in their petition that any and
all things expedient, proper and nec
essary and required by said Drainage
Act, and as amended be ordered and
done under suitable decrees of the
Court, to the end that said territory,
or cuch territory as the Court may
deem best and proper, bo organized
into a drainage district with all
drains, ditches, end latorals and im
provements as may be necessary un
der all the facts and circumstances,
and that any and all necessary
assessments agreeable to the ternib
and provision of said Drainage Act
and as amended be mado and levied,
etc., and that if desired Drainage
bonds ao provided in said Drainage
Act aforementioned and as amended
may be issued under suitable orders
and decrees of the Court, and that a3
a part of the expenses and cost in
cident to the organization, formation
ond completion of said Drr.inago Dis
trict all reasonable and proper fees be
allowed; and petitioners further pray
in said petition for such other, fur
ther and general relief as they may
be entitled to at the hearing and
under the facts, and you and each of
you aro further notified that W. C.
Kelly, Engineer, heretofore regularly
appointed by the Court in this cause,
has done all things by the law and
said decree appointing him required,
and has on tho 12th day of March,
1919, filed his returns, proceedings
and report with R. H. Bond, Clerk of
the County Court of Obion County,
Tennessee, and that said returns, pro
ceedings and report ofW. C. Kelly,
Engineer, as well as said petition of
Charlie Everett et al, as amended,
recommends for organization into a
drainage district tho following terri
tory, situate, in the 4th and 13t
Civil Districts of Obion County, Ten
degrees and 45 minuteo east 815 feet
with the said road to the northwest
corner of the J. D. Palmer tract;
thence north 69 degrcea east 2500
feet; thence north 25 ucgrccs' and 30
minutes cast 2430 feet to a point in
the Union City and Woodland Pub
licroad; thence south S 9 degrees east
1660 feet with the said road; thence
south 38 degrees and 45 minutes west
feet to a point on tho Nashville,
1 ..nooga & St. Louis' Railroad
nessee, and bounded and described as track; thence south 6 degrees west
follows: "Beginning at a point in
the Union City and Troy Public Road
400 feet east from the southwest
corner of the Sam Stone tract of
land, No. 13, as shown on Map "filed
as Exhibit No. 1 to report of W. C.
Kelly, Engineer in this matter, on
March 12th, 1919; runs thence north
GS degr--i?4.and 10 minutes west 2000
teet; thence north 86 degrees west
620 feet; thence north 60 degrees
and "C minutes west 2020 feet to a
point in the road on the west line-of
the Charles Herring land; thence
south 80 degrees west 1850 feet:
theuce south 66 degrees west 2050
feet; thence north 1 degrco 30 min
utes east 3000 feet; thence north
65 degrees and 30 minutes east 2070
feet; thence north 71 degrees east
1950 feet to a point in the road on
tho west boundry lino of the S. R.
Bratton land; thence south 89 de
grees 15 minutes east 2440 feet;
thence south 74 degrees and 40 min
utes east 2600 feet, to a point in the
Union City and ProtemuB Public road,
in the north boundry lino of tho Mrs.
j Bcttio Herring land; thence south 86
3760 feet to a point in the Lannom
Public Road; thence south 11 de
grees and 35 minutes cast 1650 feet
to a point in tho Union City and Troy
Public, Road; thence east 550 feet;
thence north 42 degrees and 30 min
utes east 300 feet; thence north-89
degrees and 10 minutes cast 351 feet;
thence south 1 degree west 743 feet.;
thence south 50 degrees and 10 min
utes east 2100 feet to. a point in the
public road which leads from Union
City to Rives parallel with tho Mobile
& Ohio Railroad; thence south 20 de
grees and 20 minutes east 15,870 j
feet to a point in the public road oa
the east lino of the land of Ed
Houser; thence south 1 degree and 45
minutes west 2440 feet with the said
public road; tence south 14 degrees
east"3150 feet to a point in the Rlvos
Levee Road, on the north line of the
S. H. Dickey land; thence south 38
degrees east 1850 feet to a point on
the north bank of the Obion River,
thence -eouth 50 degrees west 750
feet; thenco south 85 "agrees and 20
minutes west 2135 ito a point
in the east right-of-way line of the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad; thence north.
16 degrees west 4230 feet with th
east right-of-way line of the said
Mobile & Ohio Railroad to a point la
the north right-of-way of tho Illinois
Central Railroad, whero came inter
sects the' right-of-way of theMobile tt
Ohio .Railroad; thence south 82 de
grees west 1600 feet; thence norjh, ft
degrees east 1460 feet; thence north..
8 degrees west 2100 feet to a point la
the public road; thence north 35 de
grees and 30 minutes wect 1460 feet
to a point in the public road in ta
north boundry line of the land of W.
E. Warren; thence north 39 degrees
and 45 minutes west 1750 feet;
thence north 28 degrees west 1150
feet; thence couth 88 degrees and 10
minutes west 2050 feet to a point in
the turn of the public road; thence
north 63 degrees and 45 minutes west
3225 feet to a point in the public
road in the west boundry line of the
land of H. O. Head; thence north 6
degrees and 30 minutes west 2375
feet; thence north 2000 feet; thence
south 74 degrees and 50 minutes eaat
2625 feet to a point in the east
boundry line of B. T. Phebus in the,
public road; thence south 86 degrees
1880 feet; thence north 86 degrees
and' 10 minutes cast 1710 feet:
thence north 17 degrees west 1100
feet; thenco north 31 degrees west
960 feet; thence north 15 degrees and
0 minutes cast 990 feet; thenco
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north 33 degrees arm 30 minutes
west 1830 feet; thence north 5 de
grees east 965 feet; thence north 45
degrees and 30 minutes west 2100
feet to a point in the public road in
the "west line of theCharlio Everett
land; thence north 37 degrees and
0 minuteg west 2520 feet to the
point of beginning, and containing
821.32 acres of land more or less,
and also containing 3.41 miles of the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company's
right-of-way end tracks; O. 83 miles
of Illinois Cenfral Railroad Com
pany's right-of-way and tracks, and
0.2 miles of tho Nashville, Chatta
nooga & St. Louis Railway Company's
right-of-way and tracks. And you
and each of you aro hereby notified
that the Court has set Tuead0, the
22nd day of April, 1919 for tho hear
ing of the petition as amended in this
cause, the same to be before the
Honorable . J. B. Waddell, County
Judge for Obion County, Tennessee,
at the Court House in Union City.
Tennessee, when and where you may
make defence to said petition other
wise tho same will be taken as con
fessed and heard ex parte. It was
further ordered in thlo cause that
this notice be published for two con
secutive weeks in the Commercial, a
weekly newspaper published in Union
City, Obion County, Tcnncsseo, the
last publication to be as much as tea
days before Tuesday, April 22nd,
1919, the day 3ct by tho Court for
the hearing of the petition as amend
ed. , ' .
This March L7th, 1919.
R. H. BOND,
Clerk,
E. H. Lannom, C. N. Lannom and
F. J. Smith, Attorneys for petitioners.
Chicken Law Notice.
After March 1, 1919, tho chicken
law will be enforced, and all officers
are Instructed to impose a fine of
not less than $2.50 or moro than
$50.00 for each offense. This law has
been abused somewhat in tho pa3t,
owing to war conditions. Your
neighbor docs not want to report you.
Have more respect for him and his
garden, than to allow chickens to
destroy foods and flowers.
J. S. ADAMS,
City Marshall.
NOTICE.
Best flour in wood $12.20, 24-
pound sack $1.50; best meal, 25
pound sack, $1; Navy beans 12 cents
lb.; Black-eyed peas, 3 pounds 25c;
Pen.to beans and other peas the same;
best hog lard 30c lb.; Coco lard 27c
lb.; Forkedeer tobacco 2 plugs 35c;
Brown Mule 25c a plug. Many other
things too numerous to mention.
Come see for yourself. I don't make
much noise, but I am at tho Vaden
stand. If you will come I can show
you better than I can write. All
fresh 'meats 30c lb. To cut a long
tail short I sell groceries cheap.
THE SQUARE DEAL GROCERY
E. P. Wright, Proprietor.
Sr. Saunders in Union City.
See Dr. Goo. M. Saunders at his
office in Union City, Washington
Ave., fourth Monday iff each month,
for high-grade opectaclcs and eye
glasses reasonable prices. 43t
steam Vulcanizing
At TJnion City Garage
R. S. Watson ; Phone 342
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