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oil and Gas.

Cleaning out and shooting old wells
in some Of the West Virginia dis
tricts is almost as much of a feature
as starting new work. In Batelle
district, Monongalia county. the South
Penn OIL company cleaned out and
shot No. 4 on the ]. and E. Cox farm
and increased its production from 10
to IS barrels day. On Miracle Bun
in the same district, the Manufacture
ers Light and Heat company gave its
No. s on the Nancy and A. P. John
ston farm the same treatment and
increased It's production from almost
nothing to 25 barrels day.
In the Weir sand territory on Blue
Creek, Elk district, Kanawha county,
the South Penn OIL company increas.
ed its No. on the r. ]. Morris farm
from two to Is barrels a day. On
Mill Creek In the same district, the
Ohio Fuel Oil company has started
to drill No. 13 on the Elk River Coat
company's tract.
On Straight Sreek, Burning Springs
district, Writ county, the South Penn
OIL company has strted to drill No.
3 on the Martha j. Wilson farm. The
same company has made the location
for No. IA on the A. B. Wilson farm.
On Ash Lick Run, the same company
is putting its No. on the ]. ]. Mills
farm to pumping and will not have
better than hve-barrel producer. On
Sugar Tree Fork, Union district. Lin
coin county, the Ohio Fuel OIL COM
pany has started to drill No. 10 on
the Mary Mason farm.
On Blue Creek, Elk district, Kan
awha county, the Jefferson OIL COM
pany has now drilled its test on the
William schrader farm through the
Weir sand and 1t Is a very good gas
ser In that formation. In the same
district ]. N. Curnes is drilling No.
is on the Murdoch heirs farm. The
South Penn Oil company has the rig
completed for another test on the L.
D. Updegraft farm.
On Indian Creek, Elk district, Kan
awha county, the Tomei Oil company
has the rig completed for q second
test on the Campbell heirs farm. In
Union district, Clay county, the Chal'
mers OIL and Gas company is due in
the sand at the Kentucky line, In
Butler district. Lawrence county, the
South Penn Oil company has started
to drill No. on the A. W. Lycans
farm.
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wears enormous cropsy sold ct high
prices. the Ownership OF securities re-
ipurchasad from foreign ets, and the
foreigners and the poss essfon OF
AVE QUAINT ties OF foreign gold we
have a basis for prosperity esteemed
sufficient in EARL days for a wide.
spread boom. Perhaps, In view, of
the large business already booked and
the wonderfully good prospects that
unfold themselves to us, we need to
enard ourselves as carefully from
oyersanguine anticipation, seeking ex-
preston, perhaps, in unbrtdled specu;
lation, as q short time ago we needed
to avoid being unduly anected by the
pessimistic predictions called forth by
the outbreak OF the greatest war IN
history. - 40.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Peoples National Bank OF FAR
mont, banking corporation, organic
ed and doing business under the laws
OF the United States, will be held at
the banking house of said corporation,
in the City of Fairmint, Marion county,
West Virginia, on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF January, 1916, at o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of electing board of
directors to act for said bank during
the ensuing year, and for the transac-
properly considered at stockholders
meeting.
Given under my hand as president
OF said bank on this 10th day of De.
cember, A. D. 1915.
j.. M. BRowNFIELD,
President Of the Peoples National Bank
Of Fairmont.
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Baltimore

FURNISHED by w. w. Lanahan & Co.,
Main floor Calvert building, Baltimore,
sales-Flrst Call
$4,000 Elk Fuel IS ............ 100
$4,000 City As, 1861, S L 1855. 9S
$1,000 Fair g clarks Trac 5s... 99b
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FINANCE 0IL, GAS AND PRODUCE

$4,000 BALTIC s j g. CS411s...... % 7,
$4,000 Anacostia & Pot 5s .!... 9eHt
s5001 iconsol Coal SIS ........ 1041z
$1,000 Consol Coal IS :....... 1o5
$1700 City ans, 198os.....:... 90
$1,000 New Or Br Nor 5s ...... by
1000 Chicago Rys 5s ...:.:.... yAs
$4,000 United Rys Inc 4s ...:. 81
8 Shares Mercantile Trust 220
5 Shares BALTIC Trust -. 152
II Shares BALTIC Trust ..... 163
10 Shares U s F & g Co. go
25 Shares Mercantile Trust 221N
1876 Shares Consol Coal ..... 1929
55 Shares Consol Pow com 116
$50 Shares Wayland Oil'.. 5h
125 Shares Merch q Mech Blk 2s15
200 Shares Hous Oil conn.,. 81
so Shares Poole Eng NJ Co 1872
10 Shares Poole Eng NJ Co 1874
901 Shares Gordon com 49,. Is
10 Shares Cosden com go. 14A
is Shares Sapulpa Ref com Of
10 Shares Sapulpa Ref pfd. 91A
230 Shares Davi Chem c WI II
80 Shares Devi Chemc w 701z
10 Shares Davi Chem c w 70ss
5 Shares Dew Chem WI 70&
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% Shares Davi Chem w l 70B
35 Shares Davi Chem WI 70%
1876 Shares Davf Chem c WI 70B
~ Second Call.
16 Shares Fid & Deposit :. 1873
$50 Wayland Oil ......... 81
So Shares Canton Co 49,. 1873
SO Shares Dav Chem com ..70%
725 Shares Davi Chem com III
$1,000 Elk Corp IS w 1900. 97h
$4,000 Elk Fuel g. '.'.......... 100M
$4,000 Mil Rys Ref AIS 1900. 90N
$1,000 Utd E L & P AIS 500. 93M
$500 Utd Rys Notes .::...... 100
$1,000 G-B.S Inc As ............ In
$4,000 MORT Ry & 1t IS ...... e6N
$4,000 Consol Coal ,........... 104H
$500 City Az. 1880 ......... IS
$1,000 City Is, 1851 A N.:.... SO
$1,000 Utd Rys Inc 4s ........ 61M
10 Shares Som Pow pfd !. 115A
80 Shares Md Trust com :. 112h
100 Shares North Cen ...... 30
30 Shares Hous Oil pfd $50. 81
60 Shares Hous OIL com j. BIN
1875 shares Cosden com 80. IAN
100 Shares Cosden com 49,. is
as Shares Penna w P com 7SR
10 Shares. sapulpa R CON-. eA
IT'S Shares Sapulpa R com 81
2h Shares Wayland OIL 5h
100 Shares Dav Chem com IL
10 Shares Dav Chem com TN
5 Shares Dav Chem com Tx
$50 Shares Dav Chem com II
357 Shares Dav Ccem com TN
200 Shares Dav Chem com Tx
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE STOCK
OF MERCHANDISE.

on January IL. 1915. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
in the town Of worthIngton, Marion coun-
ty, West Virginia, the undersigned will
sell at public auction at the store room OF
the late firm Of Thompson & Dayis, all
the stocle Of merchandise and sfStures' IN
said store. in bulk. upon the following
terms: Cash In hand on day OF sale.
F. NJ. THOMPSON,
Surviving member OF the late firm OF
Thompson. & Davis.
JESSE P. DAVIS,
Administrative OF the estate Of B. B.
Davis, deceased.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
NAT S. COHEN webs.

Secretary of Agriculture Mat s.
Cohen, elected 10 that office in the last
election, slipped into Covington Satur-
day morning and by the aid of the court
stenographer, eluded the newspaper
men. Later he appeared in County
Clerk John Dilon's office and secured a
marriage license to wed Mrs. Anna
Mayiield. of Mayheld Ky.
In the afternoon the couple went to
the home of the Rev. j. Howard Glib.
bOns and We're married according TO
the rites of the Episcopal Church.
After the ceremony they went to tho
Gibson House in Cincinnati and will
leave tomorrow for Frankfort, where
they will reside.
The bride is the wealthy widow of
the late Coley W. Msyfeld and has
been spending the winter in Chicago,
where her daughter has been attending
School. She went TO Cincinnati Dec
ember /. where her daughter, Miss
Mildred. entered the Conservatory Of
Music. Mr.. Cohen and Mrs. May
met about year ago. Mr.. Cohen has
made several visits to Msyfield since
that time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.

Without single exception every
director Of the three banks were un-
animously reelected at the stockhold-
ers meeting held at the various bank
Offices last Tuesday afternoon. All
these banks are in furnishing con-
dition, each having declared their reg
ular dividends, beside carving a good
sum to the surplus. The Citizens
National holds the distinction Of being
on the ''honor rolf. its capital and
surplus being the same, $50. 900. Stock
in this bank recently sold for $500 a
share. The National Bank. the Oldest
in the city, has II surplus of $50, 600 and
an undivided profit of s. ,OC0. its capital
stock is $50, 200. The Garrard Bank
and Trust Company. the youngest in
the city, is growing in popularity and
strength every year and beside paying
its usual dividend carried $1,000 to its
surplus, which now amounts TO 5000.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
STANFORD COURT
Draws Small Crowd But Business Brisk.

Although quite small crowd turned
out for Court Day at Stanford last
Monday, those that we're on hand. were
there for business and a good deal of
trading was done. chief among the mule
traders, yet all cattle on the market to
the number of two hundred changed
hands at about Ga cents. Probably
twenty-five mules were sold at SEEM
lngly old time prices and at an advance
oil Sl5 on the head for what they were
selling one month ago. Monte Fox, of
Danville bought pair of Bowen Owens
Tor 500, these were three year old
horse mules, choice mare mule of L.
). Palmer, of this county. for $3.50. a
pair of Z. G. Gooch, for 1910, of w. A.
Laech one for Sl75, one of Bob Gaines,
price Sl55, horse mule five years old
OF j. h. Bustle for Sl75. and one of J.
ii. Powell. for SIPS Center Bros.
bought pair Of three year olds of X.
Z. Gaines for $500. J. E. Robinson
bought some nice stock cattle. head
OF X. X. Young that weighed 945 lbs
for SO. 62t hundred and Is head of w.
X. McAfee of Boyle. for six and half
cents pound. These averaged about
800 pounds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
KILLING AT CARTERSVILLE

Only meager details can be gotten of
a killing that took place at Cartersville
last Sunday morning. when Bvnum
Carter Vanwinkle shot and mortaliy
wounded Lee Ballard. who died after
being taken to Hospital at Berea on
the same day. The Tanwinkle side of
the case, a. we have gathered 1t. is
about rs follows. 1t seems that VAN
wiuhlr secured warrant against a
man name Wilson for stealing corn and
Sunday morning while Nauwiukle was
cutting wood at his home. three men
came zap op DO. road and immediately
1"ear. I..r .u i.M. zone o. the shots
a.v...r ...luE t,cL Bgu9m. who
isa seventeen year old boy and a
brother IF Jim s. ran Tor his gun and
opCuyd tire ou ,he utce men in IN,
road, the result being as sta ted above.
NaHwnnic mas .Hr been captured. but
1t IS so'i be- Wa, surrender IN few
days. Itis thou IN, one of the other
mau is seriously wounded.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
AFFLICTED FAMILY.

News was received here Monday of
The death at his home on the Cumber-
land river. in the lower part of Pulaski
county. of Bowen Newell brother of
Mrs. Jesse Fox. of this county. Mr..
Newell was a prominent farmer and
stock man of that section and stock
men here Monday deeply regretted news
of his demlse. Mr.. Newell was about
% years Of age, and mad been i'll but q
short time of pneumonia. He is sur Wv
ed by his wife and two children. His
mother passed away AMY short time
ago; in fact, the heavy hand of Attic
ton seems to have been laid upon his
family recently, rs a few months ago
his son had his arm torn off in a shred
der, his daughter has been very i'll, he
lost his mother, and he sustained the
loss of |, 900 bushels OF grain in a fire
only recently. Interior Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
BEN ALI THEATRE
HAS $4,000 FIRE

The stage of the Ben Ali theatre of
Lexington, is pile of twisted orders
and charred timbers as the result of a
fire OF unknown origin that was dis
covered Tuesday morning about 7:45
O'Clock. The total loss on the $500. 900
structure is estimated at $50, 900. The
loss is fully covered BY insurance.
The theatre will be restored as soon
as the contracts can be let, and will be
reconstructed along original plans.
This, the most beautiful play house in
the South has suffered an almost COM
plete loss as to decorations, practically
the whole of the interior will have to
be done over; the rich velvet drop cur
tain, that cost 800, is lost; the paint
ing and gold tinting by Tiffany, re-
presenting an outlay of s25. 900. adorn-
ing the walls, ceiling and borders of
the man auditorium. has been peeled
off IN rolls and smoked out of color;
blue velvets that draped the boxes in
the three tiers are discolored by smoke
and water; the upholstery in the main
floor chairs is spoiled to less extent;
the varnish on the seats in the first and
second balconies is blistered.
The $4,000 organ was wrecked BY
fallen timbers and flooded with water,
and the stage furnishings is a total
loss. The rest of the damage is made
up in tire buckled walls on the two re-
naming sides of the stage.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
UNDERWOOD.

Mrs. Maria Wilmot Underwood, wife
Of ". II. Underwood and sister OF
James and Ben Wilmot, of this county.
died at her home near Hubble last Sat.
urday afternoon at five o'clock.
Mrs. Underwood had been a patient
sufferer for several years. but her suf-
fering served to bring out her beautiful
Christian character which is indeed a
heritage to her two devoted daughters,
Mrs. Anna Bailey and Mrs Lille Holtz-
claw who were untiring in their minis
trations and devotion. Mrs. Under
wood was faithful member of the
Christian church of Hubble. where she
will be greatly missed.
Funeral services We're conducted
Monday morning at her late home by
Rev. F NJ. finder after which inter-
ment took place in the Lancaster GEM
etery.
The heavy hand Of affection has been
laid upon tG,s family recently as tins is
the second death N sIch short time
and uoU the good wife OF Mr.. James
"l.mot lies dangerously 80 at her home
ON the Stanford pike.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
FOX

The death of Judge Robert II. Fox
which occurred in Louisville lat week
will be regretted by many of the elder
citizens of this county where he resided
for about fifteen years and wnere he is
so well remembered. He was seventy
1--WE years old and was prominent
figure in the MiddIeboro, Ky. Doom,
many years ago. He died of pneu-
monla super-induced by an attack of
grip, at the home of his daughter. Mrs
Mary Hackney. Judge Fox was county
Judge of Bell county for a number OF
years. He was born in ireland and
was brought to this country when only
ten years old
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
when The new
YEAR ARRIVES

At certain periods of the year there
are certain diseases that sweep the
country. In the spring influenza affiicts
mankind; in the summer, rose fever,
and in the early autumn the hay
feverites shuttle and mangle the
English language. But with the be,
ginning Of the year an epidemic Of a
disease of the most virulent sort spreads
over the civilized world, causing ninety
nine out Of a hundred of its inhabitants
TO raise their right hands involuntarily
and swear by all that's holy they will
hold fast TO the straight and narrow
path forever and forever.
The symptoms of the disease are al
ways the same. Ii is better and more
generally known than the common
cold; it is more regular in its appear
ance, and more persons suffer from it
than from any other afiliction, yet
physicians and psychologists have
never found remedy or isolated its
germ. This microbe, once taken into
the system. can never be eliminated.
The same victims suffer from it year
after year, and each year hundreds of
thousands Of new sufferers Join the
ranks.
The disease first makes its appear
ance IN December. A victim beams
beaufically around poker table and
announces, well, boys, | swear off on
the LIST. :"
Jan. arrives. simultaneously sew
eral hundred million persons rise,
yawn and glance at the calendar. In
voluntarily the muscles OF the right
arm contract. elevating that member
toward the ceiling. In state of tenn
porary stupor the victim voices good
intentions. The stupor is attended by
either lapse of memory or distorted
mentality.
In from five minutes to one week.
statistics show. the disease usually runs
its course. The victim becomes him.
self again. He draws himself to his
full height. voices the thought. Jaw.
what's the user" and resumes his nor
NAL mode Of life with renewed ardOr.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
CREECH,

News was received here Wednesday
morning of the death of Mrs. Annie
Creech, wife of J. w. Creech, President
Of the Bastin Telephone Co.
She died of pneumonia and her sud-
den death was made doubly shocking
by the fact that she leaves three small
children, the youngest being three
months old She was a member of the
Christian church, devoted wife and
mother and will be greatly missed in
East Bernstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Cornn left at once
for East Bernstad to attend the funeral
and burial. Mr.. Creech is very popular
in Lancaster where he has business
interests and his friends and acquaint-
ances sympathize with him in his great
bereavement.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
BEAZLEY.

Miss Alice Beazley died at the home
of her sister. Mrs. c. T. johnson. in
Danville Monday morning and after
funeral services conducted by Rev. D.
NJ. Walker, ST Stanford, on Wednesday
morning. the interment took place in
the Lancaster cemetery.
She was the daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. }. l.. Beazley. who were
natives Of Lincoln county. Miss Beaz-
ley had suffered from complication of
diseases for many months. She was a
member of the Christian church and
had borne her sufferings with charac.
teristic Christian fortitude. She is
survived bv two sisters. Mrs. C. T..
johnson and Miss Mollie Beazley of
Danville, and three brothers, Mr.. G. G.
Beazley of Danville; Mr.. J. r. Beazley
of Jacksonville Fla. and Z. 7. Beazley
of Elizabethtown. Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
UP! UP! UP!!!
Goes Tobacco On Richmond Market.

The Richmond tobacco market has
reached some sensational figures this
week and as usual the weed that
smashes all records IS invariably grown
in Garrard county. ID. n. Long and
Emmett Long sold their crops on this
market this week, the former securing
the high average of S2S.9l, the latter
an average of S2i.39. Joe Wheeler
and Dash Atkinson had fine crops and
each received over the $40 mark. Read
the averages in the advertisements in
this issue.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13

The Legislature is in session at
Frankfort and will, for the next few
months. occupy the center of the stage
in public interest in Kentucky. The
eyes of kentuckians are focused on
Frankfort and events there will be
watched with keener interest than for
many years. II is To be hoped that
mistakes which can make the best Leg
islature failure. will not occur and
that instead of playing politics this
Legislature viii get down to business
ara help make the present admiuistra-
tion the greatest in the history of
KENTUCKY.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
SCHOOL NOTES.

J We have enrolled about 10 or IL new
pupils in school since Christmas.
Quite number Of the children in the
school are confined to their homes with
gripp.
The different teachers hold devotional
exercises, ePch in her own room on
Wednesday mornings.
Mrs. Curry who, has been busy as
substitute teacher. for several weeks,
is out of school for few days, sick with
a cold.
Miss Katheryne Parke, who has
charge of the 5th and 9Th grades is de-
tanned from her school work because of
grip.
The boys and girls are quite busy in
getting ready for the midyear examina-
tons. which begin on Wednesday of
next week.
Notwithstanding the unusual amount
of sickness, and the inclemency of the
weather the school is starting off splend-
idly since the holidays.
Miss Mary Elmore. who has been
unable to meet her classes since the
holidays. because of sickness, is better
and hopes to resume her teaching in q
few days.
Miss Lena Webb, who had charge Of
the department of music l9l4-15, has
returned and again assumed control of
the same department, she begins again
with quite large and enthusiastic
class.
The following pupils were on the
Honor Roll for Dec.
End. Grade. Edith Moore.
Bird. Grade. Elsie Fatheringill, j. O..
Bogie. Lucille Stapp, Elizabeth Dudley,
Claude Rice Gaines, Elsie Conn, Mittie
Dunn, Margaret Conn.
The Board ofiEducation has recently
supplied the school with splendid COL
lection of helpful wall Aliases; they
have also bought for the school window
protectors or guards for all the rooms
Of the basement; and window shades
have been bought for the rooms not
originally supplied with them. All
these supplies 'were much needed and
will enable the school to do better work.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
BUCK APPOINTED.

AT the call meeting of the board OF
council last Monday night, Orville Buck
the present chief of police, was reap.
pointed and slso made superintendent
Of the water works. II. r. Logan was
disqualified for further service as
councilman. having moved out of the
city limits since last meeting. Mr..
Wesley Zanone was elected to serve in
his place.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
SHIPS 70 ATLANTA.

Mr.. W. b. Burton has bought in the
past month several ear loads of mules
and has shipped them to various points
in the south. Last Friday he shipped
a nice ear to the Wilson Live Stock
Company, at Wilson N. c. and ON Sat
urday morning he shipped probably the
best load Of the hybrids that has left
the county this winter to Atlanta. This
load he purchased of j. +. Robinson for
$l7O round. all being mares and rang
ing in years from four To six.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
SWAFFIELD.

News reached here Monday morning
announcing the death in Mt Sterling,
OF X. VI. Swaffield. Mr.. Swaffied has
often made this town representing the
Globe Tailoring Company, Of Cincinnati
and has many friends here and else
where who will regret to hear of his
death. He died of heart failure super
Induced by asthma. He leaves a young
wife.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
BUTTER and EGGS
PROVE PROFITABLE,

Miss Stella Clark. who is daughter
of Mr.. James Clark, of this county has
earned reputation for making money
from her poultry and butter, that
should make others sit up and take
notice.
From one hundred and fifty hens
during the year 1915, she sold 1929
dozen eggs that brought her total of
SO. This is not all, for duriug the
same period she sold 1892 pounds of
butter that realized her the neat sum
of $50. 81.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-13
WILL HAMILTON IMPROVING

Mr.. j. W. Hamilton, our efficient
County Clerk. who has been for the
past six weeks at Carlsbad Springs,
Dry Ridge, KY, on account of an acute
attack Of rheumatism, we are glad to
report is improving and he hopes to be
able to walk some this week, for the
first time since his arrival there.
While the duties of the clerk are very
arduous at this time of year. they are
being carefully looked after by Mrs.
Hamilton and deputy clerk, Z NJ.
Walker.