Spring Term AD 1898
                        Wednesday May 11th 1898
The Florida Fertilizer Manufacturing Company }
                 vs                          } assumpsit Damages $80.00
E. Leybourne                                 }
                     And now on this the 11th day of May AD 1898 comes the
plaintiff by its attorney E.E. Voyle Esquire and moves the Court for a
default Judgment against the defendant E. Leybourne for want of plea
answer or demurrer to Plaintiffs Declaration and it appearing to the court
that the defendant had failed to plead answer or demur to said cause
it is therefore considered ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff
do have Judgment by default against the defendant E. Leybourne for want
of pleas answer or demurrer.
                        H.C. Denton Clerk
                         pr S.H. Weinges DC
Louis McLain  }
     vs       } Assumpsit
Thos W. Pitts }
               And now this cause is continued on application
of Plaintiff

The J. Cummer & Son }
Lumber Company      }
   vs               } Ejectment
Fleming Meekins     }
               Now comes the defendant in the above stated
cause by his attorneys Evans Haile and Horatio Davis and moves
the Court to require the Clerk of this Court to enter up in the
minute Book of this Court "nunc Pro tunc" the Judgment
based on the verdict of the Jury rendered in said cause at the
Spring Term of said Court 1895, said Judgment having been inad-
vertantly omitted from the Judgment Book by said Clerk.
And now said motion having been submitted to the Court without
argument and the Court being advised in the premises doth
decide and order that said motion be granted and that the
Clerk do enter a final judgment "nunc Pro tunc" on the verdict
rendered at the Spring Term of this Court A.D. 1895.
 Whereupon it is considered ordered and adjudged by the Court
that the Plaintiff The J. Cummer and Son Lumber Company take
nothing by its suit and that the defendant Fleming Meekins go
thereof without day and recover of and from the said Plaintiff his costs
by him about his defense in this behalf expended taxed by the
Clerk of this Court at $22 81/100 Dollars, and it is further ordered
and adjudged that this judgment be entered "nunc pro tunc" as of
the 16th day of May 1895,