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Masontown Route I

Threshing mostly done In this neigh
borhood. Oats are making low aver
age per acre. w n. Garner is leading
so far in oat crop with 800 bushels off
OF nine to ten acres.
The corn crop shows decrease.
mere are few good pieces with
many pieces below average. Buck
wheat straw is somewhat short. but
hliing good. The first sowing was
hurt by the hot sun. Apples are below
an average crop.
Remember the farmers institute AT
Eagle Grange hall next Tuesday. All
are invited.
p. o. 3. a. meets Saturday evening
at the hall.
There will be festival ut Sturgiss
church Saturday evening. Everybody
cordially invited Proceeds for repair
of the church.
School begins the nth inst at stur
giss.
q. w. kephart returned last week
from the NJ. p. conference. lie was suc-
cessful in getting new preacher on
this charge, Rev. Zinn.
Artie Burke left for his home at
Washington. ID. c., last Friday
Mrs. Harry Gale is on the sick list
at present.
A large number OF people from here
were at Oak Park on Labor Day.
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Twilight

Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Hawley were
Twilight visitors last Sunday
There will be festival at Bethle-
hem Saturday night; also a picnic dur
ing the day.
Miss Bonnie Mcdaniel OF Mt Phoe-
be, has been a Kingwood visitor for
several days.
Rev B. f. MCGEE has been return
cd to the Reedsville charge and will
preach at Bethlehem Sunday night.
We are glad to have Rev MCGEE back
on the work another year.
Miss Beulah Mcdaniel returned 20
h home last Sunday evening from
Kansas, where she had been for sew
eral months We welcome her back
to our midst
The Bethlehem Steel company OF
Pennsylvania Is having the Upper
Trcsport vein ~ coal opened up In
this section with a view OF buying the
Snyder and Morgan coal field that ex-
tends from Reedsville y the old Tur-
ner farm near Millersport. We hope
the test will prove satisfactory and
our hill sides will be dotted with coke
ovens in the nea- future.
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Cuzzart

Our farmers are busily engaged I'm
threshing Wheat IS making a good
yield and is OF good quality. Oats
are light and will be about two-thirds
Of a crop.
Ira Bishop spent Labor Day at Oak
Park
Quite a number OF our people at
tended the Feather reunion Sunday.
Alehta Reckart is visiting friends
here
few Of our motor men had bad
luck with their cars Sunday.
Marshall Ringer. wife and two sons
paid Scott Crane a visit Sunday.
Our people were shocked Monday
when they heard OF the sudden death
Of Charles Teets OF Mountain Dale.
The young man had been working on
the road a few days ago and left his
shovel under a log By the road. Mon
day morning he took his gun and
started after the shovel. lie came to
the place where he left the shovel and
by all appearances he set his gun on
the log and Was looking for the shovel
when the gun slipped on the log and
the hammer struck laurel bush
which discharged the gun. sending the
contents through his heart. His
mother is nearly Frustrated over the
sudden death OF her boy
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Charles Morris leaves today for
Buckhannon where he will enter wes-
leyan college for the coming school
year.
Sunday services at the Kingwood
Baptist church: Sunday school at 10
a. m: public worship with sermon by
the pastor at 500 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening. Come to
church and you will find a welcome
Charles Brown. pastor.
The attention OF the public is in
vited TO the services at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sabbath. September
10th. which will be as follows: Sun
day school at 1000 a. m. Public wor-
ship at 1900. This service will be
given over TO the mems Bible class of
which Mr.. Julius X. Monroe is the
teacher. DR.. Thos. f. Hodges of Nor
gantown. has been invited TO address
the meeting. All the men OF the
church and all others who may find il
NNh'NhiNhN ~ NoAlt are ulOSl OOfulallN
invited Women will also be welcome.
The pastor will preach i'm the evening
at 500 o'clock Prayer meeting AT the
customary time Wednesday evening.
Monday evening. September 18th. at
500 o'clock. the Presbytery OF Graf
ton will meet in the Kingwood church.
The opening sermon is TO be preached
by Rev. DIR. +. b. Turner OF the First
Presbyterian church OF Clarksburg.
Business sessions will be held morn
ing and afternoon of Tuesday and on
Tuesday evening popular meeting
will be held at which two of the
strongest ministers in the Presbytery
will speak. All Kingwood people are
cordially invited to attend the meet
ings of Presbytery Frank NJ. Patter-
son. pastor.
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GIadesyiIIe

While Crawford Thorne, John and
Bernard Terrell were returning from
Browns Mill last Sunday evening I'm a
two horse spring wagon, the neck
yoke broke while they were descend
ing steep grade near James Nor
gan's and the team ran away throw
ing them all out Mr.. Thorne and
John Terrell sustained painful injur-
les and Bernard Terrell slight injuries,
but they were fortunate i'm escaping
without any fractured bones.
The Baptist Sunday school conven-
ton convened at the GladesvilIe Bap-
fist church today. September 9th. The
Goshen Baptist association will be
held at the same place on the 7th and
Sth Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Glover. OF Grafton.
were visiting Mrs. Glover's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ed Lennon. few days
last week
Mrs. Nellie James Of Clarksburg, is
spending a few days with her parents
near Gladesville
Married, at the residence Of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. David
Morris Of Hagans. Monongalia coun-
ty or the evening of September 2.
Miss Kathryn Morris 10 Guy G.. Shat
fer. Of GlaGcsville. by Rev. c. n. Jar
rett OF MorgantowD. in the presence
Of about thirty-hve guests We wish
the happy couple a long and prosper
Gus life.
The many friends and relatives OF
Bert Ryan OF near Cans, Pa. were
greatly shocked to learn Of his death
at his home on last Sunday Of rheu-
matism and heart disease. ED Lem
mon and Bert Erwin attended the fu-
neral on Monday.
George y Jackson, a veteran OF tho
Civil war. and one Of the oldest ciu-
zens of our village died Al his home
In Gainesville last Sunday morning.
aged n years and two months. De
ceased leaves a wife, two sons and a
daughter, and four Rranddraughters 10
mourn their loss. Funeral services
we're held at the Gladesville Baptist
church by his pastor. Rev NJ. l.. Hall
on Tuesday, September 3. after which
his remains were consigned TO their
final resting place In the Gainesville
cemetery by many sorrowing friends
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Obituary

Alexander w. linn passed peaceful
ly away at the residence of VIM. over
field in Reedsville on August %, 1916.
being 80 years and six months old.
He was united in marriage to Annie
Elizabeth Wright December %. 1916.
Six children survive him. three sons
and three daughters. He was laid to
rest on Wednesday, the 23rd, at 2 p.
m. in the Reedsville cemetery by the
side of his wife.
He was an industrious farmer and
a generous neighbor and had lived al
most his entire life in Preston county,
and was a veteran OF the Civil war.
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Hudson

Wheat sowing now on the docket
Mrs. Phoebe Walls Of Albright. Is
spending a week as the guest OF W.
10 Walls al Rockville
Oryal Falkcnstlne Is working for
Chas. o. Galloway.
Ray a. Graham vas At Valley Point
on last Saturday evening.
W o. Walls has bought the Mar
shall King farm for $4,000 and gets
possession October LIST.
G. " Gibson IS at Dollslow at this
writing
Mrs. l.. " Dillow and daughter
Rebecca we're given rouslng birth
day party September /. About forty
FIVE guests we're present.
Our local teachers are attending in
stltute this week. some at Kingwood
and sbme Al Morgantown.
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DIR. and Mrs. DeFoe have gone To the
doctors former home i'm the southern
part OF the state. They will he gone
few weeks
Miss Grace Johnson returned from
Mt. Storm last Saturday. Her sister.
Miss Fac. has now gone to the same
place for short vacation.
Mrs. Gertie Benson and children.
Misses Lola and Corel. and Master
Glenn. are visiting Mrs. Benson's
mother. Mrs. Margaret Michael.
The Lutheran minister. the Rev.
Tanner. preached to the Bruceton con.
gregation for the last time Sunday
afternoon. There will he regular
minister on the work soon. Il is
hoped
Cottage prayer meeting was held at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. viii Elsey
this week
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Feather and
Mrs. Corel whitesell and children at
tended the Feather reunion Saturday.
MIR and Mrs. Wolfe and children
and T. w. King went to Fairmont on
September End
Mrs Belle Christopher and Miss
Minnie Christopher OF Pisgah. were
visiting at Staley wolfes one day this
week.
Grant Ryan. Vest Christopher. Jcs-
sic and Edna Jenkins from Pisgah.
spent Sunday In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Thomas are
expected home Sunday from Michigan
where they have been for some time
for Mrs. Thomas health.
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Order Of Publication

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held I'm the clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court for the county of
Preston. fon the first Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1916.
Bishop md Lakln assignees, VS.. o. +.
Forquer ct al.--In chancery.
The object OF this suit is to subject
to sale the real estate OF the defend
ant o. f.. Forquer. and apply the pro-
ceeds thereof to the payment OF tho
liens thereon.
And IT appearing from an affidavit
filed In said cause that the defendants
j. w. Friend. j. A. Wright, j. #. For
quer. Farley Spiker and Marshal For
man. are not residents OF this state, on
motion OF the plaintiffs II Is ordered
that the said defendants be required
10 appear within one month after tho
date of the first publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests.
IL Is further ordered that this order
be published and posted as required
by law.
A cOpy-Teste:
j. w. WATSON. Clerk.
Published first time September 7th,
1916.
Attest:
J. w. WATSON, Clerk.
MITCHELL and GIBSON. EsquIres,
46-4t Counsel for Plaintiffs
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lar

Jack Frost was seen in our vicinity
Sunday morning.
Mrs Susan Spiker visited her
daughter, Mrs. Emory Cupp aud fam
lily. recently.
Floyd and Frank Schnopp went 20
Friendsville Friday after fertilizer.
Miss Fay Frankhouser. who visited
relatives at West Newton. returned
home last week.
Miss Daisy Thomas. OF Hazelton.
and Ray Strawser of near here. were
married at Salem August 27th We
extend our congratulations.
MIR. and Mrs. John $. Feather. Misses
Bliss Frankhouser. Lucy Kelly and
Edna Feather and others from this vi
entity attended the Feather reunion
Saturday.
Floyd Schnopp's children are hay
ing their turn with the measles.
Mrs. $. Frank Kelly aud Miss NJ. j.
Kelly visited few hours at Bruce
Deals Saturday afternoon.
George Guscman accompanied Hume
Livengood I'm his car to Addison, Pa.
last Wednesday. MIR Guseman went
with MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Hileman
from there TO Delaware to visit reia-
tives
Charles Wolfe OF Rockville. was
with friends here Saturday and sun
day.
j. j. Kelly surveyed for Albert and
Charley Teets at GAINESVILLE recently.
q. T.. Spiker and son were out a
few days last week throshing and then
they had break down and had TO sus-
pend their work until they could get
repairs.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Deal,
Tuesday morning, August 29th. son.
DR.. Snyder OF Hazelton, was I'm at
tendance. Mother and child are do
ing well.
Misses Frances Guseman. Bliss
Frankhouscr, Euruth Kelly. Glenna
Frankhouser. Messrs. Charles Wolfe
and Gay Guseman were guests at Ezra
Kelley's few hours last Sunday.
Earl Spiker and Ronzie Cupp were
at Albright ON business Friday of last
week
John Cupp was hauling lumber for
Holly Franks TO the Guthrie place Sat
urday.
Ray Feather, Joe Kelly and Joe Rim
ger OF Cuzzart attended Sunday school
here Sunday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs John @. Kelly were nj
Brandonville Saturday. Mrs. Kelly
visited awhile at Curtis Nieman's.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde DeBerry and two
sons of near CuZzart. and MIR. and
Mrs. John Deal and children OF near
Hazelton visited at Bruce Deals last
Sunday
Mrs. Martin Cupp and Earl Spiker
have been on the sick list the past few
days. Or. Snyder was TO see Earl
Saturday morning. He IL improving.
j. j. Kelly accompanied Ralph Kei-
ly I'm his car to the county seat Mon
day morning. They are both attend
ing the teachers institute there this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dawson, Mrs
Victoria Walker and little grandson
all OF Pennsylvania, are visiting AT
John s. Feathers this week.
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Commissioners Notice
commissioners Office.
kingwood. West Virginia,
August the sist. 1916.

August the 3ist. 1916.
Vallie Haddix's Admr. w. Vaiiie Had
dix's heirs,-Equity.
The above entitled chanccry cause.
by decree OF the Circuit Court of
Preston county. made therein on the
10th day OF June. 1915. having bcen
referred to the undersigned commits
| sioner In chancory, with tho following
directions:
First; To ascertain what personal
property the said vallic Haddix own
cd at the time of her death. the ioca-
ton. character and value thereof.
Second; What disposition. II any,
was made of the said personal estate
by the administrator, Charles ID. Ford,
and to make a settlement OF tho ac-
counts of the said Charles ID. Ford,
administrators OF the said valllo Had
dix.
Third: What debts the said vallie
HaddiX owed at the time OF her death,
their nature. To whom payable, their
respective amounts and priorities.
Fourth: What real estate was own
ed by the said Vallio Haddix mt tho
time OF her death. It's quantity. de-
scription and location. and such other
matters IA any party In interest may
require. the same being pertinent. or
such matters az the commissioner
himself shall deem pertinent:
The parties to said cause, to-wit:
Charles ID. Ford. administrator. Sam
uol HIaddix, Safrona McElroy, Grace
Ford, Minnie Smith. Matilda Haddix,
Lille Norman. Icie Haddix. Clarence
Haddix, LOWE Haddix. Virginia Had
dix and Mary Haddix. defendants, will
therefore take notice that on Satur-
day. October the 18th. 1916, at my Of
fee I'm Kingwood, West Virginia,
shall proceed to execute said decree.
Given under my hand this the s1st
day of August, 1916.
JAS. II. DALEY.
46-it Commissioner.
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Rowlcsburs

Rowlesburg
Mrs. Bruce and daughter. who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL.
| Carnes for the past week. have re
turned TO their home in Connellsville
Pa.
Mrs. Martha Shaffer and Mrs. Albert
Eliason attended the Brown family re
union at Reedsville last Saturday
Mesdames Ridenour and Funk and
Miss Marguerite Malloy are teachers
from here attending the Preston coun-
~ institute at Kingwood this week.
a large number OF our people spent
Labor Day at Oak Park.
Messrs. +. Graney. c. Ii. Pugh. Il. ].
Dunn. DR.. J. l.. Pierce and ID. q. FREQ
land motored 10 Romney on Labor
Day, returning home Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Fralinger
have returned home from two weeks
visit with friends i'm Atlantic City.
L. Dwiggins moved the first OF the
week into fiat in the Rightmire
apartments on Main street. recently
vacated by DR. Howard.
Mrs. s. Nj. Morris OF Terra Alta. is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. L. Il.
Rightmire. this week
Miss Margaret Kelly. who has been
visiting at the Lone of her sister, Mrs.
Harry ThompS. for several weeks.
returned to her home in Piedmont on
Monday accompanied by her sister,
who will visit home folks for a short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers arrived in
town Monday and are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Chambers brother. Al
Ian May. They drove through from
Colorado in their car.
Postmaster J. J. Dunn spent Labor
Day visiting friends in Keyser.
Mrs. George Potter OF North Long
Branch. n. j., is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs Sarah May.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fleming and
son of Fairmont. spent the week end
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Treu-
tie
MIR. and Mrs A. f. Chidester have
gone to housekeeping in the apart
ment vacated by Mr.. Devers in the
Mrs. Edw. Heath home.
Jas. Kidwell OF Green Spring. spent
several days in town visiting his fam
lily the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Brown, and
children were visiting at the home of
Mr. Browns sister. Mrs Martha Shat
fer. on Sunday last
Mrs. Guy Wheeler and children re-
turned home Sunday from "A visit with
friends near Kingwood.
George FELTON, and three daughters
of Blum City. Tenn. were calling on
friends i'm town last week.
Mrs John b. Ford and Mrs. James
kidwell and daughter Lucille are visit
ing friends in Kingwood this week.
Mrs. f. II. Kellar OF Romney. who
has been visiting her husband here.
returned home Tuesday
James Duckworth and family. who
have been visiting I'm Frostburg for
several months. have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. McVicker. daughter
and son. returned home this week
from an extended motor trip i'm West
Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Misses Kathryn Tissue and Ruth
Wheeler returned home Sunday from
an extended visit i'm Ocean City. Wash
ington, ID. c., and HaddonGeld, N. j.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Martin and
children, Misses nellie Schaeffer, Mar
guerite and Mildred Dawson and John
Brown. Jr.. formed n merry party that
motored to Oakland and out on the
state road last Sunday.
Ellis Wiles is in charge OF the Coff-
man-Fisher store al this place He
was formerly employed by the same
company at Tunnelton.
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To the creditors OF Vallie Haddix, de-
ceased
In pursuance OF decree OF the Cir
cult court OF the county OF Preston,
made In a cause therein pending. TO
subject the real estate of the said Val
lie Haddix to the payment of her
debts. you are required to present
your claims against the estate OF the
said Vallie Haddix for adjudication to
James T. Daley. commissioner. at his
office In the said county. on or before
the fourteenth day of October, 1916.
Witness. J. w, Watson, clerk of the
said court, this LIST day OF September,
1916.
j. w. WATSON,
46-6t Clerk.
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We are agents for s. VI. Hess an,
Bros. high grade standard FERTILE
ers. Also the famous Alpha Portian,
cement We have an extra specia
wheat fertilizer. Shipped anywhere
Send as your order now.
ALPHA SUPPLY COMPANY.
Mannheim and Rowlesburg, w. Va.
Adv.-lh-4t -
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For Sale

S5 h. p. 1916 Overland roadster. ex-
ceedingly well equipped. new 5000
mile tires, extra tires. rim and tubes,
absolutely as good as new. Will sell
cheap on easy terms. Reason for SELL
ing have two cars. Address Box 10.
kingwood. w. Va. 37-tf
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Ford Touring Car for Sale

Bought new in June. Has had the
best of care and is I'm perfect condi-
ton. Run less than 1900 miles. Fully
equipped. Must sell at once. Write
or phone Immediately.
WADE III. STEMPLE,
AdV-45-2t Aurora, w. Va.
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Cider Barrels

Don't Use that old vinegar barrel
II you want good cider, but call on ID.
p. Christopher, Reedsville, w. Va, for
any number of new whIskey barrels.
Adv.-45-3t
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Galloway Reunion

The second annual reunion of the
Galloway family will be held at Har-
mony Grove church on Saturday.
September 10th. Everybody invited to
come with well filled baskets.
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Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day school at 10 a. m. f. c. Everly.
superintendent public worship and
preaching at II a. m Everybody
come to Sunday school and stay for
preaching. Epworth League service
and the evening preaching service
may be combined. Listen for the an
rcuncements and be sure to come
Glass meeting Monday at 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 1880
D. m And now listen, Thursday At
! 500 p. M. in the new armory the
Kingwood Methodist church reunion
| will take place. The entire Methodist
congregation is to be invited This
| viii include every family In which
there is member or members OF the
fchurch. a member or members Of the
| Sunday school. a church attendant or
attendants, a church supporter or sup
/ porters Note that this is at 600
O'Clock, the regular supper hour. All
the families are to help provide and
there will be a good supper for all
with no charge. The ladies' will not
be Obliged to prepare supper at home
on that evening as the whole family
as indicated above Is invited to come.
This reunion is being managed by a
committee OF eleven ladies. There
will be many other helpers and great
success is expected There is to be
music and other features and every
thing possible will be done that all
may have an enjoyable evening.
Please read and re-read this notice.
BE sure to remember the time, 900
D. m. Thursday. September 14th.--J.
Ebert Wells, pastor.
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REAL. ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCEHY TRANSFERS
Thirteen Decdx or I,ur,,i,, , -,
Amounting In NIX SnS


;, Muhlemn' " Kuyhoc to Florence n
Boslcy. 25X1Ia feet east linz ~ ~,
street. 1874 feet . inches snutj, %
i i:y"ha"1 street. August 2S. 1916. S..
same, To Monte j. Dewitt, ., ms
- icet i: inches by lI5 fc.t ca.,
i',e Sncppard Street. 1875 feet south Of
go. 3D. ''io' 80
SAM. to Lloyd o. Bullock. .. fce,
inches by ~ feet cas-; line Shep-
81 Leonard Street. Angus, IS lsls
l., land, land Company OF Virginia to II. f..
gust H.. 1916. tax 81. $40.
2sos FLOYD Avenne. fronting ~ sF fee, :
'''T w i A ,ur,, -: 1916, $1,000.
INN feet at the northwest corner OF
Tenth and Marshall Streets. Angus;
-. 1916 tax $3.50. SO
u. II. Melton ct uX. 40 r. J. Heatti,
Nm loo feet east line Crcnshaw Ave-
nut' 90 feet south OF Grove Avenue:
a ;,s -, feet 3 inches by 90 feet east
heveriy street August %. 1916. tax
!, Mar G. IVES, 9, viz 10 W. t.. Clarke.
1S feet east OF Elm street: also i4ox,
!2m feet south line Chafin Street.
80 - feet cas-, Of Elm Street: also
4aNi2o feet north line beverly Street.
August 80, 1916. tax $3.50. sl0.
John u. Rose TO John G. White
~ I-2ASo feet inches south line Jack
son street % - feet west Of Second
street August 90, 1916, tax $3.50. $40
John W. boyd ct al. executors. to
John Kahn. - feet 3 inches by 100 feet
cast line Brook Avenue. oiS feet Gle
inches south OF Leigh street. August
y, 1916. s2.U75.
+. r. Carter 81 uX. To NJ. w Yer
millian. lot in block - in tho pian
ot Highland Park. August -. 1916,
w. T.. Brumhle ct al. to A. e. Beck
ncr. 1927 Stuart Avenue. fronting 20
feet Angus; IS. 1916. tax 81 $40
John flirschbcrg 81 nX. TO .. r.. Par
rish. 4ox!' feet north line jefferson
Iark. $50 feet west Of MuSby Street
August -. 1916. tax 81, $40.