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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
SPORT|VE CARGO
ON TRANSPORT
Polo Ponies and Bulldogs Be-
ing Carried to the
Philippines.

From the character OF part of the
cargo brought here en- route to the
Philippines. 1t looks as II the War De-
partment OF the United states had de-
cided to follow the advice of Lord
Roberts of the English army, who adj
vised all the officers of that organiza-
tion to take up the game or polo. Be
sides the big shipment of mules on
board the Dix is a shipment of about
forty diminutive horses, which go by
the name of polo ponies.
The local players who saw the ami
mails as they We're being taken through
the streets to the corral yesterday did
not appear to he very enthusiastic
over them. and it is safe TO say that
there is not an animal in the bunch
which could stand show against
the poorest that ever played on the
Moanalua grounds. This feeling was
so strongly expressed by one individ-
ual that he offered the use of the rab-
bit hutches in his stable for the ami
mails while they are here.
Polo. however. is moi the only sport
which Is to be introduced In the Phil
ippines. Another unusual shipment on
the Dix consists of a dozen or more
dogs, the majority of which are OF
the bull variety.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
YACHT
CLUB BENEFIT

The moving picture exhibition al
the Hawaiian Opera House on Feb
ruary Is viii be given by Mr.. Bonine
for the benefit Of the Hawaii Yacht
Fund. There will be other numbers
interspersed: among them the auSce-
tophone will be shown by Mr.. James
Bergstrom. There will be records by
.Caruso, Melba, Scott and other great
singers. beside several of the popular
march selections and light songs by
the vaudeville artists. The program
looks good to people who have a de-
sire to see how they appear in daily
walks. and this is secured only with
the aid of picture machine. The
views shown will be principally OF
local scenes that were made by Mr..
Bonnie when he was here some months
ago. Seats will be on sale for the ex-
hibition in a few days.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19

streets. Games of all kinds took place,
the contestants varying from eight
years of age to well up in the fifties.
A game of football which was played
during the afternoon was most excit-
ing, according to John Martin, who
was Grand Marshal Of the occasion.
Among those who tok part were BIZ
shop Moore. Rev. J. W. Wadman, Miss
Wadman, Mrs. Pitkin and others
Great skill was shown in kicking the
ball
Both spectators and pupils in the
Mission also took part in the tug-of-
war, which caused great deal of fun.
Foot races and other sports completed
the day and prizes We're given the win
ners in the various events. The days
fun was started by an exhibition drill
by the boys of the Mission, in which
youngsters turned out in
neat uniforms and acquitted them
selves creditably.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19

A committee has. been chosen who
will in the near future consult with
representatives of the various athletic
organizations of the city. This COM
mittee will have complete charge OF the
details of the meet. with the excep-
tions of the financial end and the care
of the ground, which will be attended
to as in the past by the Boys clubs
1t is proposed to have the meet on
March IA, but no definite date has as
yet been decided upon.
Invitations to participate in the
events will be issued to the athletic
clubs of the islands and to unattached
athletes generally.
Valua BILE medals will be awarded the
winners of the various events and
breakers of island records will receive
special recognition.
There is a movement on foot to COM
bine the annual field day of the Y NJ.
c. A. with the championship meet but
so far nothing tangible has been done
in the matter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
NO TOURNEY
Is SCHEDULED

There will be no regular tournament
in which the local golf players may
take part today, but the Country Club
links should be well-attended by the
many players who are regular devotees
Of the Scottish sport. The links have
been in better condition throughout the
winter than any of the players expect
ed and the Sunday scenes at the club
house when the automobiles begin to
come in are interesting.
The ladies of the city have taken
more interest in the games in the past
few months than ever before, through
the fact that Alexander McLaren, the
clubs professional. has taken some Of
them in hand and so improved their
game that they are able to make a
good showing against opponents of the
sterner sex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
FAMOUS OUTLAWS
IN LOWS OUTFIT

The Hilo Wild West outfit. headed
by Eben p. Low. alias "Rawhide Ben"
and including Angus McPhee, cham
pion roper of the world and "Chey-
enne" Johnoy Winters, the Juvenile
broncho busting prodigy. have been at
Horner's ranch on Hawaii during the
past week
Yesterday they left for shipman's
ranch to pick up twenty five head of
wild mountain stays to be used in the
big carnival in Hilo on February l.
Horner's ranch has loaned the outfit
seven famous outlaws which know how
to sunfish and see-saw a rider off his
balance One of them has. a reputation
as a man-killer and the septet are
expected to furnish much delight at
the Hilo gathering.
These outlaws are thoroughbred
stock and the craftsmanship of the
Horner boys in loaning them is great
" appreciated on the big island.
McPhee is practising daily and fully
expects to at least equal his record
made at Cheyenne on Frontier Day.
Winters is also in rare form.
Robert Horner has given McPhee his
best string of roping horses for the
champions use at T1ilo.
Sam Parker Jr. has offered his
herses for practises and to be taken
to Hilo if needed. Everyone is doing
his best to make the affair a tre-
mendous success.
In addition to a program OF races
there will be a socker game at Hoolulu
park between picked teams Of experts
The Hawaii players are practising at
every opportunity with the view OF
regaining their Iaurels which went to
Honolulu on last July 4 The Hawaii
kfckers have it is said, made remark
able progress with the game since
then.
It looks as if quite crowd of local
people would take in Cowboy Day in
HiIo. especially if the report that the
II. 5. y. co. intends to run half
price excursion for the occasion be
we'll founded
Another champion who is booked to
show his skill in Hilo is f. II. Lewis
the champion driver of California and
Hawaii who stands ready to drive a
contest with anyone in the
Territory for $500.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
CUPS FOR INDOOR
RECORD BREAKERS

The annual Y NJ. c. A. gymnasium
contest will come off on February 20
and many intending competitors have
begun to get into shape.
The events and the records to be
broken are as follows:
Rope climb. Is feet. s seconds.
Running high dive, feet inches.
Running long dive, IA feet 2 inches.
Running high kick, 8 feet 8 inches.
Standing broad jump, 10 feet 3 inches.
Standing high jump, A feet 9 inches.
Standing bar vault, feet inches.
Anyone edualing any of the above
records will receive a cup.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
DECIDE EVENTS
J FOR FIELD DAY

The Chinese Athletic Club is making
great preparations for its field day,
which will take place on the Chinese
New Year, February 1. The following
events have been decided on for the
entertainments. which viii take place
at the Boys Field: 5o-yard dash, 100
yard dash. 22O-yard dash, 440-yard
dash. half mile run. mile run. 120-yard
hurdle, high jump. broad jump, pole
vault, mile walk, half mile relay, po-
tato race and shot put.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
SOCkER TEAMS
PLAY TIE CAME
A Picked Team Holds Down
Strong Eleven of Scottish
Thistle Club.

| A fine game of socker was seen yes
| terday afternoon in the second days
play of the Honolulu Association
| Football League. After hard playing
| through both halves, the Thistles and
| the picked team from the rest of the
! league ended with a score of Ii. The
play seen was far better than that of
last week and fast games should be
seen next Saturday.
There was not a big crowd present
at the Makik grounds for the game,
but the many ladies' who were present
added sprightliness to the scene,
showing that they as we'll as their
husbands and brothers. take an in
terest in socker. Bergers band was
in attendance and played four or five
selections during the intermissions and
before and after the contest.
The scoring was all in the first half,
both teams managing to get one goal,
and in the second period neither was
able to make good, though the picked
team had several good chances to
score, which were blocked by good
work of Jameson, who was in goal
for the Thistles. The picked team had
a large number of the Diamond Head J
men, and they did good work, show
ing up poorly in only one particular.
that of shooting for goal. Had they !
the work, their team should have
scored again.
The Thistles succeeded in making
the first score, in about the middle
of the first half, after clean rush
all the way down the field, in which
good team work was shown. The
honor of sending the ball through
rested with Macaulay. Shortly after
this Woo, for the picked team, got
through a goal for his eleven and tied
the score, which remained without
change till the end of the game.
r. Cation, who was one of the for
wards for the Thistles, played star
game, getting into almost every play
that was near his position and doing
good work generally. Gray was also
good and played his position well, :
though he showed that little more,
training would improve his game.
For the picked team Mon Yin did
very well, as did Woo, who was close
to the ball all through. Fernandez,
j. Clarke and Davis also deserve
credit for the way they played to-
gether and forced the ball out of dan
ger into the enemies territory.
The hneups of the teams were:
Thistle Club-Goal, Jameson; backs,
Dickson and BaIcombe: half-backs.
McKinnon, Center and Macconel for
wards, GrayS r. Cation, Macaulay,
Graham and j. H. Cation.
Picked Team-Goal, Frazier; backs,
G. Davis and J. K. Clarke; half-backs,
w. Chilnngworth, r. Chillingworth
and w. Chalmers: forwards, c. Oss,
e. Fernandez, J. Woo, L. G.. Blackman
and Mon Yin.
Referee-Beardmore
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
HAWAIIAN BALLOT POSTCARDS

Have you neglected to write letters
for today's mail? If so, send away a
Hawaiian Ballot Postcard. You can
tell all the news in one minute s time.
It is unique, amusing, interesting and
a boon to letter writers. For sale by
all souvenir postcard dealers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
CHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
Cures COLDS.

This remedy acts on natures plan,
allays the cough, relieves the lungs.
aids expectoration, opens the secre-
tions. and aids nature in restoring the
system 10 a healthy condition. For
sale by all dealers. Benson. Smith &
Co, Ltd. Agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
Madam Lisbon,
SCIENTIFIC PALMIsT AND
AsTRoLoGER

OF worldwide reputation, will read
from the lines in your hands your
past, present and future. at her resi-
dence, 1742 YOUNG STREET, corner
Pawaa Lane. Hours. 8 to u, 2 to 5,
evenings to $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
BIG FIELD DAY
BEING DISCUSSED

The ball has been set in motion in
connection with the annual island
athletic championships and all ar
rangements will shortly be made.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-19
KOREAN BOYS
IN FIELD DAY

A field day for the children of the
Korean Mission was held yesterday af-
ternoon in the Mission compound, at
the corner of Miller and Punchbowi
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
CONSUMPTION
COST BILLION


According to Prof. Irving Fisher Of Yale,
the "Great White Plague" costs over one
billion dollars year. He estimates that
consumption kills l3s, 900 every year in the
Tfit 81. aes. This liz equal to tho deaths
from typhoid fever, .scarlet fever, diph-
liberia, appendicitis, meningitis, diabetes,
smallpox, and cancer all put together.
Consumption is undoubtedly Infectious
ard Ike Pneumonia and Diphtheria il
usually contracted III winter when closed
doors and windows cause impure air Care
fnl ventilation and the use OF reliable
tilsinieotant are tho best representatives..
The fast thing at night pour into the traps
of the closets, wash-bnsins, sinks, ETC.,
little platt's ChIorides. All suspected
places should be freely sprirkled with .
mixture Of ono (1) part Platts Chlorides
aid ten (iO) parts Of water. Platt's Chic
ritles il an odorless, colorless liquid disin-
fscsant which destroys foul odors and
disease germs 1t 10 sold everywhere in
S,ill quart bottles, and is prepared only BIZ
ksnyy b. Plat, ~ Cliff st., New York
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

Intsnding to discontinue farming I will sell
at public sale 1t NY residence In 9srardstown
Tuesday Dec. Is, 1908
Commencing IT 10 O. m.
The following valuable personal property to-
wit:
Z Head Horses and Colts
Of which are No. work horses
IL Head Cattle
s No mich Cows balance young cattle
Farming Implements
2 horse wagons with bed. and shelving.
binder, good ~ new, Mccormack
mower, horse rake, grain drill new, Farmers
Friend; Oliver Chilled plows, Ne. 40, 2 har-
rows, 4 double shovel plows, 2 single shovel
blows, corr cover, sets front gears. sets
Yankee harness. sets piow gears, brides,
collars, 4 halters. double and single trees and
many other articles.
Terms .
credit of months will be given on all
sums Of $40 ar upward purchaser giving note
with approved security negotiable and pay
able ~ the Citizens National Bank Of Martina
burg with interest from dates but II paid at
maturity interest remitted Under $40 cash
n o goods to be removed until settled ter.
Isaac r. johnson
Dodl & Holman, Auct.
A. n. Graham, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Personnel Property

intending - discsntinue tarnine viii sell
q pubic aals 1t ny rssilsnce miles west 81
heAgssvilic 81 uaner's NIL -
Wednesday New. Is, 1908
ali ny persenai propsrsy tswit:
commencing q lea. n.
Gsod Work Hsrse Decd Milk Cows
. year cd heller
decd Breed Sow
Faraing lnplsasnts
1Herse wagon, horse spriag wagon, stick
wagon, bugGfe. sleigh; CuitivatoY, gratis drill
Mccormick Newer, herss rnke, . i've hssse
barshear piewe. Q double Shovel blows, bob
sisA. single shovel pew horse harrow. sorn
csvsr, set yAnkse harness, piew gears. ladies
riding saddle, 0snts riding saddle, lsb Of
blacksmith tsols also fifst class, BELIEVE lat or
caresnten tsols, planes, drawing knives. SAWS,
hammers etc,
Heasehsld Gesds
,. d stsads with spsiAgs. feather bed, dresser,
safes; Mahsgasy rocxisg chair, set cane scat
chairs. set kitchcn chairs, rockinR chairs,
Singer sewfag mashine, cock steve xad
atsnsils, beating stove, cole steve. large cop
per kettle:, lot Of dishes lot Of fruit
Terms
A credit II 10 months will be gives on all
~ Ms OF $40 and ever the purchaser % give his
nets with approve1 security Negotiable .rs
payable Ut the Merchants and Farmers bar =
Of ManiaAbarg. with interest from date hui ii
paid st maturity iatsrsst rsnitted. Ur-
I'll tsrns VI sale are complies with.
r. " Dodd, Auct.
y. II. Butts. Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
FOR SALE
One farm containing
315 ACRES

One farm containing
316 ACRES
known as:tho b. y. Bsleylfar -
located about s miles southeast Of Mar
tissbuYg OF this Opsquon, has about
rs ACRES
Of coed bottom Iand Improved: by
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE
large bank barn, double corr crib, gend
beg house, hea house, meat house and
blacksmith shop.
II we'll set in grass and would make
one Of the best stock farms In the
County also
rs ACRES
Of slate land located about 4 miles
SOUTHEAST o. Martinsburg. This Hand
IL in timber and could be cleared and
MAKE good hems for any one lwant-
ing small farm for trucking. For
particulars sec
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
PUBLIC SALE
or Valuable
Personal Property

Intending 10 move back 10 pitts burg | wilt
sell al my home on the Chamoerstn place
one a,l mills west q Midaiewsv aod four male.
hAss ot buassr Hiii along the OpaQnon on
Tuesday, November ~, 1908
neslnnlng ut l1o'esoek the following property
Head Horses.
No gray mare Perch six years old next
tprirg. &c rtie and fine WORK mare No. 2
BAY marc Nelllv.wiii pe years old ne Il spris 4
and Is = flne farm xnimal No ) tine has
cot msn.hs oid sired BY Airss's driving and
Head Cattle
s en-, extra fiae cow. 2 good Jersey yssriing
hsiiefs one steer cali months old
81 Head Hogs
nae brood sows one with . piss, enc win i
Pigs, one with pigs, ana oee VITA pigs, q
shssts weighing rvla ~ To i2S lbs. each.
Farming implements
Low dowa handy WAGON with steel - heels
2nerse cutlsatsr, sue Are new carriage with
pole, good Iunseoat, uAs bean u~ea sug uee
yewr. PAR hay lasdcrs, new; spike tooth hag.
row wtrh ~ teeth. bob-slea, new, kpike toath
custiyatof, new; Wing shovel pt3w. horse rake
Harness
Set double Yankee harness new set double
drivtAg hsrnexs new SIT ng e uNg4v hafneAs
new, set sisgie buggy harness Win collar.
me - robe. pair extra gooi horse Blankets
enc Cyphers Incubator. z3.t egg uapsntty. two
lao chick ureoGsrs, Acme tone grinder. 10,
poultry fencing.
Tons Hay. 1000 Bushels Fodder.
$50 Bushels Coru
Household Goods
One Inc kitchen range for coal or wood, two
kitchen tables,six kltchcn ohAirs. ios Of dishes
two three piece parlor snitslarge hanging
gallon chnrn and butter bswi, lot Of Mason
Jars and many other articles TOO numerous
40 mention.
Terms
A credit ofs months will be gwen On all
sums Of ele aad ever the purchaser ~ give
nste with approved security with interest
nem date, notes Negotiable ana payable at the
Merchants and Farmers baak bus II paid ct
maturity tntsroat Will ~ remittsa. Under so
sanh No property u ~ removed until set
tied for.
Lie. hoffman, Aact.
John btaso, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
Hstlc, n TisDsysn

All taxpayers arr hersby nstined that a. re-
quifei by law, or one ~ my deputies, will
ns ~ nae VI tue vottag places IN each district
" netkeisy County for the purpose Of re-
suaut 10 iNw, Discount OF IL psr cent win
be allowed Oh MI pay ment OF taxes fer .DG4
thea pale The following are the places ana
datss Of attsadancs
sasr ..,., AL Aertids's once, Monday
Shanghai. Dunhans Store. Tuesaay Nov.
10 ~ 4
Banker Hill, Lamp sssrs, We nssday Nav.
IL, 1908
jacksonville, Lewis lore, Thanday Nov. il
!. Arden village, aasas stsrs. Friday Nov. il.
vaselcy.svipc. Rul.ayer's sters, M.aasy,
sxas fssa. winiAns store. Tuesday. Nov.
II, ipvs
:, Aarlswes kmnsraoa's stors. Wednesday
Bsdinstoa, KslIsr's store. Thursday, NOV.
hsdG~ville. Kregiow's sssrs, Friday No
Mari nsburg, Nsvsabarl, safM
In this c0nneetien wish n that al W
tsxcs unpaia On January !. 1901, viii bear
rhis is il d cord with Chapter Secsiol ]. q
OF 1914, SPY etal seenlen
hereby also give nstios that ali sapitation
taxes net. paid 70 the assessor when he vao
assessing, are news n my hands. ana tha4
under The law Am rcquirsa - collect same
~ once.
wish u hsresy notify ali wno ovs taxse
fer the year 1895 1868, i1g7 and 1904 thai q
my term Of cffice will terminate gu Jan.
IVY ths sass must b. PAID ~ onss or 4 Will ~
fsrosA e distrnin according to law II al onaes
without Dartiality
sheriff OF Berkeley County
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
LEGAL NOTICE

Application tor Wholesale Brewer Liquor
Lie ense. -
fursuant tothe provisions OF the Acts 81
the Legislature tor the regulation of
license, notice Is hereby given that
the following application for lieeass has
been f1led in this Office, fer the sale NJ whole
sale only, porter, ale, beer ana drinks OF like
nature. ether than spirituous and other dis
titled and vinous liquors
g. B, 3. Brewing Ce. Baltimore, Nd, place
for which license 10 desired. en- water ST.,
Berkeley Co, w. Va. and the name of the
ewner Of the premises II the B. & O. X. Il.
Given nader my hand apd tbs seal ef..the
County Court of Berkeley County. West Viz
giaia, this 9th day Of November 1905.
Harold y Bender
Clerk County Court Of Berkeley Cou atty, W Va
tSeAl} liiSits
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
A sslaried Bluff.

A SsIaried Bluff
Oh, what large, imposing cinch
To be the weather man,
Who tries to lay the future bare
And does the best he.can! @
And, though he makes q few mistakes
Most every day or two,
His job is not in jeopardy
LIZ guesses don't come true. -
He peeIs his ancient weather eye,
And with careful glance -.
At signs and tokens in the sky
He writes and takes chance,
Some days are wet and some are dry
They are not all one style,
And 80 he can but get 1t right 80 60
Most every little while.
1t does not hurt his feelings, thong hs
The weather may be dry,
When he has promised that flood
Shall drop down from the sky
Or, though arc and the zero mark
The temperature May play,
When ha has promised we shal have
The very warnsst day -
Fer all he has to do Is make
A venture snd look wise, es--
Ne matter IL he draws a blank
Or carries Oh prize,
His salary goes on just the same
AS thsugh he we're not stuff a
His capital and stock In trade
A tine impressive bluff.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-11-20
Delinquent Land Sale.
AT the trent door of the Court house
in Martinsburg, w. Va, on
Monday Dec. 1908

beginning at 10 o'clock q m.
A list of real estate, In the County Of Bsrke-
ley returned by she sherfh of said County,
delinquent FER ncu-rayment OF state ana
State school County and District Taxes due
on each tract or lot for he year 1906. TO which
Is added by the Auditor Interest on each
amount. and to such amount the sheriff 10
entitled 20 add com mission OF a We per cent.
as part of the expenses of sale, snd such an
equal amount ON each tract or lot a. will be
sufficient to pay the expenses OF advertising.
Geradstown Dist.
Kaia j. W 4 Moihe "a a. North Mountain o.
eiilier sester j. 20 a. Glengary .a,
Riggs. q 4 s a. Psckhnrse Road 80
Smsltzer O. a. Base Mountain l.t6
Sin baugh Rebecca 40 ~ a. Hass n. Mt Ide
Hedgcsviils Dist
Bennett Simpson 10 q Back Creek OF
hovey Root d: 20 "a q Cannon Hill lS
Same IS IA a Nsrth Mountain zo6
Darby ". i j. L Ssrlias sR & 4 hessv. IS
Edwards sophia .. fellows Branch 80
Edwards Fannie s. o. ~.
Edwards Lewis 20 .. =" +" loo
heberling ]. f. 6s Ia . Hsdgesviile 27s
Same asa. Hedgesviile i5o
Kilner Jas; W: heirs ! ., Parks Gap ~
stusiey r. n. lsa. Jones' Spring n
Taylor Margaret rs LAG Back Creek LIS
| Mill Creek Dist
Bullet G. a Lewis Green Lot Banker Hill Az
| Custer Jacob "a, Dis. opeQusn .sI
Ford Abram Lot "a lnweod .Ie
same l903-04-0o Inwood 2o9
| Green Lewis Lot ~ ~
Green Champ IA q NJ. q W Pike. l.2s
| Aarkls GEO. Lot DArkesvile .I6
Stewart Bette A. Darkssville 2.gl
Martinsburg Dist.
| Brown Mary T.. Lot North Queer g. ~
Delaney Bridget, Let N. Queen st. $50 1919
Letter, p. W. ct al Lot Is Chsvally CITY .st
Polter j. X. Lot Stephen st, 80
Smith sadie, Lett BIZ Htrinesville 5.7e
WAyble Ann R. Let Blk noeges Ad. b.7t
Wild Jacob Lot Frederick 81. 6.7d
Opequen Dist
Callahan James VILLA .. smokssown liz
Heasel Catnarins Let NJ p Pike AGA
| Handy jeremiah Let ooyds A. ALI
| Hess n. j. SO near MArtinaburr So
scheppsrt Nicholas 10 q OpeQusn 2.Si
| same 6l4 . Opequoa La
u. d. 0ARDNkR
| Sheri1 ef Berk elev ceHnty