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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-06
Gnr5e ueberliht.

&itdener lit init 6em &reii-
ger u6ampIbire" bei ben Drf-
meg Suieln nntersegansen.
Sir 8illiam @obertfon ipirb
iuabridJeinIidl Iein Nadjfolser
iper0en.
Mnsriffe Der Jranaoien stui=
Iden Dem Gaillette @alb nnb
9amlDmp iuitroen snriifge-
ifJlagen.
Die 9eiitiden perloren ON
Der @eftfrpnt iuGbrenb 6es
WiDnats Nfai ied]ssebn Nero=
plane unb Die Maiierten re-
bennnbbiersig.
Die 9iniIen beginner cine
grDke Sffeniibe gegen DETER
reid)er in 8alisien nnS Nsolbg-
nien, Ideinen aber bis iett fei-
men GrfOlg 81 baben.
9as gproringen Der DETER
reidJer in 9suro Stalien 6am-
ert an. Sic mad)tem am
SDnmtas $500 Gefangene.
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gtaf)rid)ten iiber bic Norbiee-
idladJt fommen aus Gng(ano.
Die Sentiden bIeiben babel
baf Die engliIdJe Tlotte Der
Oentld]en melt iiberlegen mar.
Der vJranetlob" iuitroe onrd
Elm SDrpeho berienft.
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nnO baben ii6eraa @efangene NIT
fDrtgenommen.
Die 0entld)en meloen, oaf bie
2nftfampfe iuGbrenO bes Monats
WSai lebr eiinitig fir iie perlatfen
ltnb. Die SSeinbe baben 36 IerD=
plane perlOren, 9lmferoem ipitrben
nemn BON nnten ans nieoergeifJpiiem
nnb siuei lanbeten nnfreiluillig anf
benr BON BEN 9e1ttIfjen beIetten Sc
biet, 10 baf Der @elammtperlmit oes
syein6es AZ 9lerpplane betrmg. Sie
SentIden nerloren in SEN 2mftfGmp-
fen eli Merpplane itnS flint febrten
bon ibreu Streifsiisen nidJt snriif,
10 baf Ser @eiammtperlmit Der
9entiden iedJssebn sleroplane be-
tragt.
Die 9eutl6en bebaupten, zines if
rer unterleeboote babe BEN englilben
DeitroDer ySipperarD" in Der Wiin=
Dung oes 6unnber perienft lno oeut=
de S6iffe batten in Der georoIee=
Shladt oen engliiden &ren5er ,gu=
rpalus" in 9rano geIhoiIen. Die
gnglot1oer beitreiten beioes. Sic
beboupten, ser ngllrpolus" babe
itberbaupt ni6t on Ser georolee=
I1loht teilgenontn1en.
Die syranspIen bebanpten, lie bGt=
TEN suei Mnsriffe nnf lire 2inien
hei Sort @anr inb 9amlonp smriif=
seidlasen.
g(us 2onoon miro berihtet, Der
Deitroper nslcoIta", BON Dem Die
Oeutl1eft bebalipteten, oaB lie i'm
5erItort bdtten, lei in einen 6afen
an Ser yeorooltfiiite ongefomnlen.
gr lei beIhdoigt rno Dem Inter
gang iebr nabe getpeien, tpuroe ober
BON einem anoern 9eitroDer in Si-
1erbeit gebraht.
eSsn gSien fino bier ssaibrer Ser
SmngtIdeden luegen Sodberrats
snm Sobe permrteilt. Gs iinb Or.
aramaridb Or. 9foIenbain, 3ama-
spl nnS Geriuenfa.
glns ben loeben aus 9eutiblanO
in Stem Dorf eingetroffenen 3eitun-
gen gebt berpor, bob Die Mntter BEG
@eneralfelomarl6alls BON Mafen=
len int 9llter BON 80 Sssabren ent-
idlafen lit.
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ben 0eutihen Iiiolih bon Ypern er=
oberten SteIlungen an, tpuroen aber
8irdicfgeidlaaen.
gne 0epeIde aus 3iirih beboup-
tet, Die oeutide Gegierltne babe alle
bieienieen. oie 5u Der 2anoItltrm-
flolie pom Sabre 1917 geboren ltilo
oie i'm @uslan6e pobnet, aufgefor=
bert, nod SauIe 5uriif5ufebren.
8otl6after @eraro in Berlin leug,
net es ouf's @ntihieoenite, oaB Der
8otl1dftsiefretGr @retp, Der gum
8elu6e mad Der Seirltat gereilt lit,
Erager irgeno elmer polttii6en Mi-
fioh iei.
8eim 8erg 3ugana I'M Raearino
Eal iuollen Die eestaliener Die Seiter=
reiher 5uriifgeldlagen baben.
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MnsIano.
Gf1te Mpilpl

Cine 0epeId)e aus Sbangbai
meloet, oaB guon S6i &oi, Der
Brdiioeilt ser hineliihen &epublif
geItorben lit. Der Iremierminiiter
8Ian Obi Sui lebte iofort Den
8ice 9SrGlioenten 81 guan Sum-
bon Dem stbleben 0uan Sdi aai's
in aenntnis. 0uon Sdl &ai mar
mehrere Gage frmf, er lit on ei-
nent @ogenleioen. SSSn Der Saapt-
Staot lit allies rubig. guan Sdi
&ai's Soo fonlntt ssapan uno oen
fibliheu Rebellen febr gelegen.
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@ier ipeitere 8erloneit. peIche
lid altf Dem in Der H1be pon Yaf=
faro. Soma, Dor einigen Eagen ner-
itngliiften @ilenbohn5liee Der Stof
Sssslano 8abn befanoen, prrben tot
aus Dem Sluiie ee5ogen; bis iebt
iiiio orei5ebn 9eiden aeborgen; stuei
fperoen nod perrnibt.
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FINANCE OIL AND GAS.

Butler district, Hancock county. the
Hooker Oh and Gas company com.
pieted No. 8 on the E. A. Mckbee
farm and Il shows for g very light
pumper IN the Berea grit.
On Gillespie run. Grant district,
Richie county, the Sycamore on com
parr completed No. 8 on the William
Shuttleworth farm and It is dry in the
Big lntun sand. On Long run in the
same district, the Bandon OIL com.
psny's test on the c. L. Cain is
through the salt sand and showing
very little OIL On Third run, Houke
& Brodia have now drilled through
the SquRw sand and Il good for any.
trtng will be very light pnmper. on
Cabin run. Clay district, the Carne.
gle Natural Gas company's test on the
Broadwhter Brothers farm Is q gas.
ser In the Big lnjun sand.
Cochran & Funk's No. u on the
McGregor heirs farm produced 50
barrels the first "a hours after II was
drilled Through the salt sand. On Big
Panther run, McKin district. Pleas.
ants county, Rinehart & Gore drilled
No. on the Written Stewart farm
through the Big lntun sand and found
nothing but Light show o. Oh in the
Maxon sand. II will be plugged be
low that formation and tested.
Lincoln county IS completing good
many wells OF the usual kind. On
Buckeye Fork Of Cobbs creek. Wash.
ington district, the Eagler on & Gas
company is starting No. 8 on the
Walter Hau farm. On Laurel fork OF
Horse Greek. the United Fuel Gas
company drilled No j on the Horse
Creek Coal and Land conpanys prop.
erty through the Berea grit and il
shows for 10:barrel pumper. On Por.
ter fork, the South Penn OH com.
panr's No. IS on the Horse Creek
tract is showing for 15-barrel pump
er.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Regular Session OF the County
Court held In and for the County Of
Marion, at the Court House OF said
County, On Tuesday, the 1st day Of
August, 1916.
PRESENT: Lee Swisher, Presi-
dent; S. L. Shaver and A. NJ. Glover,
all Of the Commissioners Of said
Court. The following order was en-
tered:
II now being more than 80 days be
fore an election is to be held In this
county, or in any district or precinct
therein, and 1t appearing 10 the
Court that public convenience and
public good require that Election Pre-.
cincts Nos. !, 2 and 3. IN Paw Paw
District, in said Marion County, as
heretofore established, should be re-
arranged as 10 boundary lines and the
territory composing said three pre-
ctncts divided and re-arranged into
four voting precincts.
The Court doth, therefore, order
that said precincts Nos. /, . and 8, in
said Paw Paw Magisterial District as
heretofore and now existing be, and
the same are hereby. abolished. and
that in lieu thereof the territory com.
prtsing Precincts Nos, l, . and 3 be
and is hereby divided into four "a
election precincts, as follows, with
the following boundary lines, respec.
lively. each Of which contains, as
IN civ M o0k
electors required by law, and none OF
which contains more than $50 cleo.
tors. and that the voting places be
established in each Of said four "a
voting precincts as follows, that is
to say:
PRECINCT NO. i: Beginning on
the Monongahela River, at the Mo.
nongahela County line, and running
thence up the river to the Fairmont
District line; and thence with the
Fairmont District line 10 a point on
the ridge al the head Of Hawkinberry
Run; thence down the ridge TO the
farm Of John F. Phillips, and thence
down the hill 10 the John Merrill
bridge crossing Pawpaw Creek; and
thence up the county road leading up
Pawpaw Creek, to the intersection
with the Price road with the said
Pawpaw Road; thence with the Price
road TO the top of the hill on the d..
vide between Little Pawpaw Creek
and Pharoah's Run; thence out the
ridge between Pharoah's Run and
Minister'S Run to the Monongahela
County line; and thence with the NO
nongahela County line 10 the place
OF beginning. And that the voting
place for said Precinct No. ! be and
is established at Rivesville Ut the
Public School House therein.
PRECINCT NO. 2: Beginning at
the Monongahela County line, at a
corner OF Precinct No. S. and running
thence with the Monongahela County
line to the top OF the hill above the
residence Of J. F. Michael; and
thence with the dividing ridge be-
tween the waters OF Robinson's Run
and Little Pawpaw Creek. to the forks
Of the road on the head Of Panther
Lick Run: thence with the ridge be-
tween Panther Lick Run and Little
Pawpaw Creek to the forks Of the
road near ". D. Ices, 30 as not to
include the said W. D. Ice In said
precinct; then down the ridge be-
tween Little Pawpaw Creek and Big
Pawpaw Creek, to where the line
intersects with line Of Precinct No.
s; thence with the line OF Precinct
No. S % the forks OF Little Pawpaw
Creek and Minister'S Run and Little
Pawpaw Creek and Chunks Run, to
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Oil and Gas.

Prospects FOR new production IN the
vicinity Of Higginbothan farm gush.
er, on Dents run, Warrington district,
Marion county, ". Va. dininishes
with every completion. Last week the
Delmar OH company completed No. %
on the A. J. Hays farm and scored a
failure to the south Of the gusher.
The latest failure is Mclsaacs & Clay
tons %. 4. on the Henry y. Straight
farm, north Of the gusher. The well
has been drilled IS feet into the 30.
foot sand and has no show.
On State Road run, six miles west
Of Pine Grove, Green district, Wetzel
county. Burgess & Kingsley have drill.
ed test on the A. Argensinger farm
through the Big 1rjun sand and de.
veloped gasser. At Pine Grove.
the Myer.Stone Oil company drilled
q second test on the a. Stone 12-acre
lot into the Maxon sand and has a
fair gasser IN that formation.
On Miracle run, Battelle district,
Monongalia county, the Hope Natural
Gas company completed a test on the
W. J. Eddy farm and II is showing
for an eight or 10-barrel pumper. On
the same stream and in the same dis.
trict the Hope Company completed a
test on the D. S. Lenley farm and It
is flowing at the rate Of 10 barrels an
hour.
On Franks run, Mcclellan district,
Doddridge county, the Hope Natural
Gas company drilled through all sands
and found nothing. On Ralphs run
in the same district, the Philadelphia
company's test on the ]. E. Helmig
farm is gasser in the Gordon sand.
On Crows run, Greene district, wetzel
county, the Hope Natural Gas company
has fifth sand gasssr at It's test on
the Aaron Bassett farm.
In washington district Pleasants
county, Daniel H. Reynolds drilled No.
on the JOB Smith farm through the
Cow Run sand and found 1t barren.
On Jskes Run, Clay district. Monon.
gala county, the Carnegie Natural
Gas company drilled It's test on the R.
B. Wright farm through the Big In.
Jun sand and the hole has filed up
$500 feet with fluid.
Near Wellsburg, Brooke county, the
Roekledge on company drilled It's
test on the o. o. Kirchner farm into
the Keener sand and developed a fair
gas pressure. Near Holidays Cove
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sPEcIaL NoT1cEs


the place Of beginning That The yot.
ing place for said prect i No 3 be
and Is established at Hoodsyfiie Pub.
nc School House.
PRECINCT NO. 5: beginning 1t
the MononglhelR County line, at the
corner Of Precinct No. 2 and running
thence with the said county line 70
the top Of the hill between Jacob
Rice's and Sanford Tenants; thence
with the dividing ridge between the
waters Of Laurel Run and Robinson's
Run 10 the top Of the ridge above
Isaac Davis's; thence leading down
the dividing ridge between the head
waters Of ToothmAn's Run and Laurel
Run, q straight line to Laurel Run
School House; then running q
straight line across PawpAw Creek
and between the houses Of Charles S,
BiIltngsley and Warren Rillingsley to
the Lincoln District line, and thence
with the Lincoln District line TO the
Fairmont District line, q corner 70
Precinct No. 5; and thence with the
line Of Precinct No. 5. beginning on
the hill at Emery Straight's. 70 the
corner Of Precinct No. ?: thence with
line Of Precinct No ., TO the place
OF beginning. And that the voting
place for said precinct No. be and
is established at the dwelling house
formerly owned by Josua ]. Talking
ton, deceased.
PRECINCT NO. S. Beginning al
the Fatrmont District Line, on the
hill above Emery straight's and cor,
ner 10 Precinct No. 3, thence with the
FHtrmont District line out the ridge
above S. L. Watson's farm, to the
corner OF Precinct No. !; thence with
precinct No. l, down the ridge TO the
farm Of John F. Phillips; then down
the hill with said precinct line No
] to the John Merrill bridge crossing
Pawpaw Greek; thence up the public
road 10 where Prices road tntersects
the Pawpaw Creek road; thence NJ
the hill with Prices Road to the tor
OF the hill; thence ont the ridge be.
tween Little Pawpaw Creek and Min,
ister's Run, and Pharoah's Run, to
the Monongahela County line: thence
with the Monongahela County line 10
corner on said line with Precinct No
.; thence up the dividing ridge be.
tween Chunks Run and Little Paw.
paw Creek. and Minister'S Run, with
the line Of said Precinct No. 2, 10 the
forks OF Minister'S Run and Little
Pawpaw Creek; thence with q
straight line across the hill. crossing
Big PRwpaw Creek. to the top Of the
hille where the road crosses the
ridge above Emery Straight's to the
place Of beginning. And that the
voting place for said Precinct No. s
he and is established al the new Pub.
lie School House in the town OF Bax.
ter.
And that the foregoing be and are
established as election precincts Nos,
/. 2, 8 and 5. in said Pawpaw Magis.
terial District, and the voting places
therein. respectively.
And il is further ordered that this
order and notice OF the same be pub.
lished and posted as required by
law.
A Copy from the Record. Attest:
+. G. MARTIN.
Clerk Of the County Court OF Marion
County, West Virginia.
s,15-2s22s
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SPECIAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF SALE

Pursuant 10 decree OF the Inter
mediate Court Of MS-ion county, West
Virginia, made and entered on the
3rd day OF June, 1916, in the chan.
Gerry cause therein pending wherein
Ernest R Bell, administrator Of the
personal estate OF William r. Riggs,
deceased, is plaintiff and Mary A.
Riggs and others are defendants, the
undersigned special commissioner ap-
pointed by said derree will offer for
sale al public auction at the front door
Of the Court House Of Marion County,
West Virginia on
Saturday, the 2sth Day Of August, 1916,
a. two o'clock p, m. Of that day, 10 tas
highest and best bidder, the follow.
ing described real estate (inCluding
the widows dower,) situate in the
said County Of M1rit- that is 10
say:
Lot No. in Block 1, situate in the
Black and Baldwin Addition 10 the
City OF Fatrmont. plat of which said
addition is OF record in the Office Of
the Clerk Of thu County Court Of Ma.
rion County. West Tirginia, in Dead
Book No. lib, al page 100, said lol
fronting S5 feet on Barnes street, and
running back, uniform width, 100
feet TO an alley; being tie same prop.
erty that was .nveyer TO tho said
William R. Riggs, deceased, in his life.
time, by Elizabeth Rae Meserve and
husband by deed. bearing date the Srd
day Of July, 1908. and Of record in said
Clerks Office, in Deed Book No. 1913, al
page 474.
Also all the fo1low.:g described real
estate, situate IN the ~, ckson Add.
ton TO the City Of Falrmont, Marion
County, ". Va" map or plat of
which said addition is OF record in said
Clerks Office, Decd Book No. ia,
pages SO, 81 and IS, that is 10 say:
Lots Nos. Is and is, in Block NJ, each
fronting on Lewis street 40 feet, and
extending back 100 feet TO an alley.
And also in the same addition 10 the
City Of Fairmont, Lots Nos. q and
% In Block j., each fronting on Fitz.
gerald Avenue 40 feet, and extending
back 100 feet 10 an alley: the last
mentioned four lots being part Of the
same property that was conveyed TO
the said William R. Riggs, deceased,
In his lifetime by John Hsnshaw and
others, by deed bearing date the 18th
day OF June, 1903, and Of record in
said Clerks Office In Deed Book No,
1913, at page AIS.
Said sale shall be made, subject to
the exceptions and reservations and
covenants and stipulations, II any, con.
tanned in the said deeds above men.
toned and referred to.
TERMS OF SALE.
one-thtro Of the purchase price (ano
as much more as the purchaser may
elect to pay cash In hand on the day
Of sale, and the residue on a credit
Of one and two years. in equal install.
ments, with interest from day Of sale,
the undersigned special commissioner
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR REST-Etght room house fur.
aished complete, four bed rooms
an bath. Reception hall with tele-
phone, parlor with piano, large din.
ing room. kitchen and pantry. Large
porches. Good water Ten minutes
walk from business section. VIII
lease to quick reliable renter till
March 81. 1913. House has been new.
" painted and papered. Call Bell
phone 1881. S.7-st- No. 1913.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 15-Fron the
standpoint Of the trader the opera
stions on the speculative stock mar.
ket IN the local exchange yesterday
were absolutely devoid Of any inter.
est.
It IS true that there were some
deals transacted. and ii is also fact
that many OF the issues made some
gains, but whatever business was car.
ried on lacked the snap or failed 10
produce the enthusiasm which Rbten.
times charhcteriSes the proceedings
on the market and thereby lends a
certain OF zest and tascins-
ton to the speculative sessions.
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spEcIAL EoTIcEs

tnktng from The purchaser or purchns.
ers his or their Obligations for said
deferred instniiments, with good per.
sonai security 70 be approved By said
Commissioner. payable with interest,
as Aforesaid, and as further security
said commissioner WIN retain q ven
dor's lien upon the property sold 70 BE-
cure the payment OF the deferred In
Stallments Of purchase money, Il any
there be.
ERNEST R. BILL,
Special Commissioner.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF MARION, To-wIT:
], ". S. Black, clerk Of the Inter.
mediate Court Of Marion County. West
Virginia. do certify that bond with
security approved by me as sufficient,
and in the penalty provided in said de.
cree Of sale, has been givea by sRid
Special Commissioner.
". S. BLACK,
T.25; ST. s 10. CLERK.
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MEN WANTED as motormen and con.
dustors. Steady work and good wag.
es for sober, intelligent. Industrious
young men. Apply In person, Employ.
msnt bureau, 1876 Sixth avenue, Pitts.
hrrgh, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, between 8 q. N. and ? p. N. Re
qutrements: Age rs 10 40 years, height
S feet { inches or over. Weight l4O
pounds or over. Must have good eye
sight and hearing. Must be able 10
read and write. Satisfactory refer.
ences as 10 sobriety. honesty and prev.
tous employment required. Pittsburgh
Railway Co., S.7.st No 1917
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New York

NEW YORK, Ang. Ito those
who asserted that the market would
be seriously Influenced or restrain
ed By the pending crisis in the rail.
way labor situation, yesterdays seq
sion must have come as surprise.
Trading lacked the breadth and viEor
Of recent sessions. but was sufficiently
large and diversified TO embrace an
unusual variety OF issues.
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State OF West Virginia,
County. OF Marion,

Town OF Pennington, To-wit:
At q special session Of the council
OF the. town Of Pennington, Marion
county, held in the council chambers
thereof, In the Veach building on the
9Th day Of August, 1916, theer were
present Il. J. Hatzel, mayor; G. q.
Musgrave, recorder, and Jno. E. Wells,
L. N. whitlatch, and Chas. Z. Morgan,
members Of the council Of said town.
In accordance with section 4, chap
ter .. Of the Acts OF the extraordinary
session Of the legislature OF 1908, the
council proceeded TO make up an est.
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Court News
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses
Joseph Hines. %, and Hattie Ten.
nant, %. Grant Town.
John Tylus, %, and Carrie vingle,
%, Monongeh.
James a. Sterling, "a. and Elizabeth
Martin, "a, -Four States.
Suits.
Board OF education, KinEwood dis.
trict, Preston county. rs. John N. Kis.
ner and Brother Lumber Company, IN
sssumpstt. Damages, $4,000.
Charles ". Winter ct al rs. Wait
man H. Conway 81 al, chancery.
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TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
Estimated Receipts
The amount due. and the amount
that will become due and collectible
from every source, except from the
levy Of taxes to be made for the cur.
rent fiscal year.
Balance due fund from
sherld MISUNDERSTANDING l,SSl.10
Redemptions testimated).. 5000
Due from general school fund
umeration) ............ 2,632.20
Total receipts ...........s 4,564.sO
Estimated Expenditures
The debts and demands owed by
the district as whole. and payable
out of the teachers fund.
Delinquent taxes ........S 1,250.0o
Generations (estimated).. 5000
Sherif'a commission (esti-
mateu) ................ 10000
For 20 teachers holding No.
one certificates .......... ss,4p6.42
For 10 teachers holding No.
two certificates ......... 3,s5000
Total expenditures 80. .s4S,556.42
Amount TO be raised by
levy .................. 3p,o92.72
1t appearing to the board OF educa.
tion that the total valuation OF all tax
able properly in this district, accord
ing the last assessment thereof, is
s14,41S.666.23; being real estate to
the value OF s7.sS6.255; personal prop.
erty TO the value Of s2.s30.S38, and
railroad and other property assessed
by the board Of public works 70 the
value Of S3,711,e7s.23; as certified to
this board by the officer whose duty
1t is 10 make such report, and II ap.
peartng from the foregoing estimates
that II is necessary 10 raise by levy.
after deducting all credits. s2l,7l7.s5
for building purposes and $Ss,0s2.12
for teachers purposes; therefore 1t is
determined that levy on each One
Hundred Dollars valuation Of fifteen
cents (15) for building and twenty-five
cents (25c) for teachers purposes will
be necessary to produce the estimat.
ed amount as aforesaid for the en-.
suing fiscal year.
State Of West Virginia,
County OF Marion,
District Of Warrington, to.wit:
!. A. L. Thomas, secretary Of the
board OF education in and for Man.
nington district Of said county and
state, do hereby certify that the fore
going is true copy from the records
Of an order made and entered by said
board on the Sth day Of August, 1916.
Given under my hand this 10th day
Of August, 1916.
A. L. THOMAS,
Secretary Board Of Education, Man.
nington District, Marion County,
W. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-15
Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-wheat devel.
oped marked weakness on stoploss
orders and liquidation. Possibility Of
q strike, the Canadian crop report and
the Federal investigation Of the re.
cent sharp advance in prices were
contributory factors in the weakness.
Wheat lost more than &C in price,
corn an extreme Of INC. oats 1hc,
while provisions, despite lower hogs,
were relatively firm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Pair Shetland ponies,
weight $50 pounds each. Three
years old. Perfectly broken for any
child 10 ride or drive. Well matched.
Double and single k.rness. rubber
tired runahort. pole and shafts good
as new. Two saddles, brides and
halters. Sell reasonable for want Of
use. Write J. L. D., SIS S. NJ. ST,
Washington. Pa. S.15-et No. 1886