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The Pioneer Press. "HERE SHALL THE PRESS, THE PEOPLE'S RIGHTS MAINTAIN, UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN" ESTABLISHED 1882 List of persons and Property other than Real Estate for the County of Berkeley Delinquent for the Non-payment of Taxes thereon for the year 1914. Sims, Geo. 1.26 Sims, Strausberry 42 Souner, Geo R 16 Thompson, Jno C 1.00 Triggs, C B 1.00 Triggs, Jerry M. 1.00 Thomas, R C 07 Taylor, Thomas 1.59 Tinsman, Bern.C 1.00 Thomas, Mrs.R C 1.07 Unger, Wm 1.13 Viands, Chas. 1.16 Williams, Lewis 16 Washington, Ths 1.07 Wasson, Wm 1.20 wasson cc 1.20 Webber, D.H 1.16 Whittington, Mart 16 Wilson, Clev'd 1.20 Watkins, Walter 1.13 Zepp, James 1.52 FALLING WATERS Name Amount Boward, Martha $ 36 Barnhart, J.H 1.57 Brown, Isaac 60 Crowell, Wm 49 Criswell C. S 2.14 Crist, Geo W 28 Dorsey Chas 1.00 Dorsey John 1.00 Fizer, J H 1.99 Ford, Abraham 1.25 Ford, Lindsay 28 Fravel Geo T 1.25 Fravel, James 2.28 Fravel J W 1.00 Greenfield, Samuel 1.00 Hul H L 46 Huff, W M 1.25 Johns, B.F 57 Kennedy, Frank 1.00 Landis, S.M 1.00 Landis, Sarah C 75 Middleton Jeremiah 1.74 Miller, R D 2.60 Miller, A.C.; Jr. 39 Myers, C W 2.03 Myers, Walter D 1.00 Myers, Samuel 1.10 Malatt, George 57 Moore, Isaac 2.13 Moore, M.W 18.78 McLaughlin, J S 2.82 Newcomb Chas S 1.14 Non-maker, L E 1.43 Pearrell, David M 1.75 Pare, John W 1.18 Stine, L E. 1.36 Stripling, Ben 4.31 Tabler, Edward E 1.18 Watson, C L 1.36 Wright J. E 1.78 Wilhelm, Mrs R J 36 Whorton, John W 75 Young, J H 1.00 Young John 18 GERRARDSTOWN Name Amount Arden Horse Co $3.08 Aikens, John R. 1.23 Alger, G. H. 42 Bowers, Mrs. H. O. 8.74 Boyles, J. K. Jr. 96 Barret, Walter E 1.00 Barrett, Harry 1.23 Busey, Geo. 1.23 Burkham, J. D. 1.43 Brathwaite David H 1.89 Briscoe, John 08 Berkley Belgium Horse Co. 77 Crabbe, John 46 Collis, Hunter 1.77 Cameron, T. W. 1.27 Crawford G W M. 1.31 Crawford Jos 1.00 Cunningham, Creytn 1.23 Chorpening, S, H 69 Cloud C B 2.54 Dally C D 96 DeHaven, Wilmer 77 DeHaven, J. E. 1.23 Dawson, Joe 1.99 Dennis, William 1.12 Fry, william 54 Fry, Adam 1.50 Files, J. F. 2.46 Faircloth, Edward 1.19 Faircloth wm 1.19 Faircloth Frank 1.39 Faircloth, Ash 1.00 Frank, David 1.46 Grubb, wm Allen 39 Greenfield, John 2.46 Gageby, Chas 1.39 Gano, Gilbert 1.39 Gladden, D R 1.35 Hess, J D 1.00 Hess, Geo, w 69 hollis, Edgar E 2.16 Hutzler, H T 77 Name Amount Aler, Mildred, $3.67 Aler, F. Vernon 1.00 Boyd, W. T. 16 Burkhart moore 1.00 Burkhart, Allen S 4.02 Brannion, B. 1.65 Butler, Sadie B. 65 Burrell, G. W. 1.29 Burrell, W. S. 1.13 Burrell, Butler, 1.33 Bullet, Chas 20 Barrett, S. W. 1.81 Bartles, S. J. 2.01 Custer, D. S. 33 Custer, D. W. 1.26 Custer, E. H. 1.29 Cook, Wm. E. 1.16 Cook, F. T. 1.92 Cook, B. A. 1.00 Cook, Boyd W. 1.16 Clapman, F. S. 20 Creamer, C. L. 1.00 Chrisman W T. 1.16 Caton, Allen 1.26 Caton, Geo. W. 2.85 Caton, John 65 Collis, Chas. E. 1.27 Collis, J. E. 16 Coneback, Wm. 16 Carper, Harry 23 Coleman Oliver 16 Deck, William 85 Dennis, Boyd 1.00 Evans, W. E. 2.57 Evans Lee 1.00 Evans, Hugh 1.16 Fulk, Walter 16 Fulk, E. B. 1.98 Fellers, N. D. 1.00 Fellers John and Sister 26 Fellers, W. W. 1.49 Fuss, John J. 1.81 Fuss, Lee 16 Glover, Urban 1.16 Grant, Lee 1.00 Gray, E. R. 1.23 Horner, Albert 81 Horner T B 1.00 Hardy, Frank 1.52 Huff, Ben 1.16 Hammond, C.A. 1.26 Johnson, Robt. 16 Kilmer, Raymond 1.00 Lloyd, Carroll G. 1.98 Luttrell, U. G. 1.39 Loudan, Boyd 1.00 Miller, Harry D. 91 Miller Harry D 91 Myers, James G. 1.00 Myers, T. R. 1.00 Mosby, Robert 1.46 Mose, Frank 1.20 Morrison, E. S. 1.00 Morrison, Jas M. 38 Masters, H. D. 1.26 McDaniel, Jas M. 20 Needy, Geo. W. 1.16 Nagely, J. A. 1.00 Nesmith, Paul 1.00 Nesmith, J. T. 3.31 Pitzer, Harlan 1.33 Pine, J. D. 20 Perry, A. C. 1.46 Pearrell, Wm. 1.16 Penwell, S. E. 16 Rideout, Andrew 16 Rideout, David 1.36 Rideout, Oliver 1.00 Rideout John 1.65 Robinson, Rob 1.33 Roberts, J. W. 1.91 Randy, Lee W. 1.00 Ropp, Harry 2.76 Shepherd, Geo 49 Shepherd, E M 1.65 Stokes, J. H. 1.46 Snapp, Fred 1.81 Smeltzer, Harry 1.00 Shade, Preston 1.81 Shade, O. B. 39 Smith, David 1.16 Sloan, John 72 Hutzler, G S 1.42 Hite, Philip 1.81 Hite, Abe 1.35 Hite, John 1.15 Johnson Gold 1.15 Johnson, Lewis 5.54 Jackson, R H 2.35 Kees, Henry 1.00 Kane, John 2.73 Kane, Neal 1.12 Lewis, C E 1.33 Luttrell, M C 1.00 Lyeth, H C 46 Miller, Jos 19 Miller John w 1.12 Miller sam 1.00 Miller James w 1.19 Miller Jos 12 Miller Hensel 1.39 Miller wilson 1.27 Minghini, Philmore 1.19 Mason, B R 19 Myers, James w 2.30 Myers, Dock 1.19 Myers, C E 1.81 Myers, Geo F 1.00 Mansfield 1.23 Markle, Hunter 1.19 Mcdaniel, John 1.19 Mccarty, S B 1.23 Mcbride, Henry 23 Myers, Harry 1.77 Owens, James 1.23 Parkinson, Wm H 1.15 Parsons, G T 2.27 Parsons, H D 1.19 Parsons, C E 1.00 Parsons, W L 1.00 Peacemaker, Edgar 2.93 Palmer, M P 1.42 Palmer, Rosa 1.96 Poffinbarger Arthur 1.58 Phelps, H C 1.23 stuokey, G B 1.00 slonaker, Herman 3.16 stephens, scott 1.00 smeltzer, John H 1.00 smeltzer, wm 1.00 sencindiver, J W 65 sencindiver, Jos 31 strobridge, A J 27 strobridge, wm 1.19 Sibole, John 1.23 Shipe, Amos 19 Smith, C E 1.00 Triggs, Arthur M 1.19 Tyson, Allen 1.00 Thompson, John 19 Teets, A M 1.27 Triggs, Hunter M 1.00 Unger, David F 69 Unger, Dan 19 Vanmeter, Geo L 1.12 wilson, Edgar 1.31 white E H 2.23 wiest, coe 4.23 HEDGESVILLE DISTRICT. Name Amount Anderson, Taylor $ 42 Albright, H A 4.08 Albright, W C 63 Albright, Daniel H 2.10 Albright, H F 1.00 Allen, Lloyd E 1.18 Avey, A H 1.00 Britts, Elizabeth J 4.17 Boltz, C S 111 Boltz, Geo J 1.02 Butts, G W 1.00 Butts, Chas W J H 1.00 Butts, Chas W 18 Brown, Thos J 1.51 Bowers, Yost C 35 Bowers, William 1.00 Boyd, F A 28 Beall, C M 1.72 Beall Geo R 98 Barthlow James H 42 Barthlow J C 1.35 Barthlow Clarence 1.12 Bennett, John S 1.60 Braunon Willie 1.88 Barnhart Geo 1.00 Chase H G 1.00 Cross Robt F 1.25 Crawford John W 1.26 Clary, J B 2.28 Chambers E F 1.35 Chambers D H 1.00 Currier D Jr 70 Crane J W 1.00 Chauman W R 1.39 Crane C J 28 Cole W N 3.27 Cole Ed 1.33 Carroll, Chas 12 Carroll, Geo W 26 Dick, C E 2.98 Edwards I D 2.23 Easter, A H 42 Everhart, Lake 17 Everhart, Bernie 17 Eversole J C 46 French, James H 39 French D H 39 French, Harry E 18 Files, C R 1.00 Franklin John H 18 Fink Jacob 14 Fulkwell Geo W 28 Fulkwell W W 18 Fulkwell H E 35 Fulkwell James H 100 Fravel L A 18 Fry C C 2 35 Guy W H 1 00 Greenfield I M 25 Gather O C 1 21 Hedges Jacob 32 Hammersla H S 60 Hiner Lafayette D 1 91 Huil L H 1 58 Howell David 1 14 Harrison Miss Nan R 21 Holmes T W 18 Holler Philip S 1 00 Hobday T H 1 77 Hull W O 17 Hess Claud L 1 17 Johnson Mrsylvrainia 1 48 Johnson Martin L 18 Johns Chas 1 42 Jenkins Melvin 18 Kees Mrs M J 1 61 Keesecker J L 1 00 Kennedy J W 4 55 Kerrick Guy A 41 Keedy J T 1 00 Keedy Mrs ida C 35 Kidwell J R 1 61 Luttrell J E 1 33 Locke N H 53 Lewis E R 1 21 Logue Chas H 18 Largent Wm 1 07 Largent John 1 00 Largent Samuel 42 Largent Frank 1 07 Murphy W H 70 Murphy G E 1 35 Murphy Cas 1 00 Muller Luther 1 23 Muller Lewis 2 12 Miller Chas E 1 00 McDowd Raynds 1 00 Myers Calvin 18 Myers D R 1 77 Mason W H 1 18 Mason Henry 1 07 McMillan E S 1 91 Moore Ge O 1 00 Mussetter E H 35 Mouroe C E 1 00 Monghunt Lee 42 McCarty G B 1 96 Myers Will 13 Murphy Geo W 17 Moler Oscar R 20 Moler R T 36 Mccarty W C 26 Mccarty James 17 Norrington C B 1 53 Newman James 23 Owens John w 1 88 Parkinson G A 42 Parker Holmes 1 00 Pearrell Mrs Martha J 33 Pearrell R K 23 Pearrell J B 13 Rockwell C W 42 Rockwell J F 49 Kittenour C A 1 00 Robertson James H 1 18 Robinson Thos 1 26 Rittenour Jacob 13 Robbins Mrs Nannie 17 Shriver Harry w 1 00 Shriver Chas J 1 00 Shriver Boyd J 1 00 Shriver wm E 1 00 shimj wm J 2 05 stuckey Guy 1 00 stuckey Roy 25 starliper H E 1 70 starliper J H 1 67 saville F T 36 sensel rheodore 3 17 simpson Clyde 1 35 shroades E D 1 00 sencindiver J w 1 84 sencindiver G C 1 43 sencindiver et al 70 Thompson J w 2 44 Thomas Thodore 1 11 Trimmer sydney 1 00 Thress J H 3 26 Thompson J M 17 Taylor wade H 26 wilson P H 32 wilson Coas Jr 1 60 wintermoyer J A 1 60 west w H 1 00 ward Elize 1 67 ward E D 25 wyndham Geo 9 williamson Amos 46 wasson John D 17 MILL CREEK DISTRICT Name Amount Ashwood Ernest 1 00 Abell Benj H 30 Abell W M 1 19 Ashby W E 1 23 Busey Walter S 1 94 Brogue Pendleton 1 19 Butler J M 2 28 Banks C W 1 49 Benner John 2 3 Burrell Burley 1 19 Butts Geo 1 19 Braithwaite H A .00 Cline E B 46 Cline A J 19 Cline S P 1 76 Custer Milton 19 Crim Davis M 2 36 Cage Ben 23 Coyle J F 2 28 Clark Wesley 1 00 coleman W A 27 Dunham Sam'l S 95 Dunham Sam S 1 03 Doram J L 3 32 Furley R C 1 23 Ford Henry C 19 flowers will 1 00 Grove Frank 6 46 Green Strother 19 Green Lewis 15 grubb Thos Ed 46 Gordon Bert 1 19 griffith chas 1 19 gordon steve 23 getts Alfred 19 henson chas 19 henderson Bruce 1 00 horner Jacob T 23 henderson J A 1 65 horner J T 30 henderson wm 27 hinton Louis F 1 34 haley Henry 19 jackson walker 1 00 johnson chas 1 00 Johnson Noah 1 00 Johnson Male n 30 johns P H 1 00 Jimison Thos 1 91 knisely Howard 38 Kirby James 1 76 kerns J W T 19 Lewis James H 1 06 Lane Bert 1 27 May Milton 1 99 May Robert 1 19 May E M 2 10 myers chas 38 Mason A N 1 00 mason chas w 5 64 mason john and Mrs john mason 1 31 mash Geo 1 15 Mosby David 1 00 Mosby Edward 1 9 Morrison John 1 76 Markel Edward 1 23 mentzer C H 2 28 Newbraugh N 1 19 o'connor Geo 1 03 payne Mrs Kate J 68 parker john 1 19 rutherford Geo 1 19 Robinson Ben 65 Robinson Fred 1 00 rodgers wm E 1 19 rodgers wm 42 robey carl 1 00 Raigner Norval 1 15 smith warne 1 00 swartz E J 1 19 Snapp T M. 76 strother will 1 23 Severs Dennis 1 76 Triggs Milton 1 19 Triggs James 2 48 tharpe bailey 1 30 tharpe E L 1 30 Thompson Elijah 1 30 tarley judson and co 2 90 Thornton James 76 turner S E 1 23 wilson L H 1 00 wilson Thos R 53 williams Lou 1 19 williams Fred 46 washington Frank 4 00 Washington Peter 1 23 Whorley Chas 1 30 Weber F H 1 30 OPEQUON DIST. Bowers W M 68 Bowers L R 16 Bowers Wm 1 23 Blake Geo F 75 Bilmyer Harmon 2 27 dusey Robt 1 16 Barthlow R W 1 00 Barthlow B F 10 Barrett Samuel 16 Barrett Clarence 1 26 Creamer Otho 1 00 Creamer Chas 1 16 Christ A L 33 Coe C W 20 Crim Page 1 00 Colbert H C 2 37 Cook Goff 4 12 Darr W H 1 55 Kavis Lewis F 1 00 Davis Eliza V 46 Entler W H 1 59 Fry J W 3 31 Fleming O E 1 13 Fusber John P 07 Gano C M 16 Gillinger Geza 1 00 Gillinger Al J 81 Grantnam Dan 1 00 Gregory Cromwell 16 Gordon W E 33 Harrison John 1 16 Huteler J K 4 67 Harrison Mrs V 65 Hull G R 23 Hays W F 75 Hockenberry J E 1 00 Hunter John 16 Horigi Vinici 1 33 Johnson Chas 1 29 Johnson Albert 81 Jett Russell 1 16 Jett Henry 1 00 Jenkine Hubert 1 36 Jenkine C L 1 52 Knight J C 78 Knight L S 20 Kershner G C 16 Kilpatrick J W 42 Laidlow J H 1 00 Laidlow E E 1 81 Lane H L 20 Lewin Levi 36 Lee Jos 1 16 Myers Harry L 1 16 Mohler T J 1 85 Moore J C 1 00 Minnick W H 1 00 McDowell H 2 41 McElroy Lewis 36 McElroy G T 88 Mlatt Clifton 3 58 Newcome J H 1 42 Palmer J E 16 Palmer Wm 1 20 Palmer Roy 1 10 Patterson A H 2 37 Pearson Jos 1 36 Robinson W M 49 Robidson H E 1 16 Robinson Andy W 1 49 Robinson J W 16 Rice E C 1 20 Srine Earnest 3 18 Sump Jacob 16 Sribbling J J 1 26 Steel A W 8 32 Stick Daniel 1 16 Schlgel J I 1 85 Starliper J D 1 14 Shanton John 91 Stump Coas C 33 Stanley G T 81 Sirbangh J W 33 Tabler Henry 23 Turner Peter 1'16 Wright S B 1 00 Wilson C & Sarah 65 Wilson Walter 23 Walker Geo 1 16 Wove Andrew 33 MARTINSBURG DISTRICT Name Amount Anderson Jos C 21 Anderson Beulah A 50 Anderson Walter F 20 Anderson Ellsworth 25 Anderson Geo E 30 Anderson Benj 1 38 Armstrongchas C 49 Armstrong wm J 25 Armstrong James D 49 Armstrong jas D 49 Ambrose J T 49 Ambrose Herbert 49 Ambrose Earl L. 81 Ambrose Mrs jw 1 87 Allen Mrs James 49 Allen Hall 35 Athey Frank P 36 Ashton C T 15 Airhart wm 40 Arvin C V 40 Ashby F P 1 52 Ashby James 49 Appell Robt H 49 Armel M H 48 Arrington Ashby 25 Alsberry Miner 25 Arthur Robert 40 Ardinger Thos 64 Adams C A 54 Ashton Chas T 64 Basey Mary C 15 Basey Harry 25 Basey John 18 Basey John Jr 15 Continued on page 2 IODIDE OF NITROGEN. Explosives are solids which under certain conditions suddenly change into heated gas occupying many times the original space of the solids. Ordinary gunpowder when fired turns into gas, of which the volume is 4,000 times as great as that of the powder. No wonder the bullet in front of it leaves the muzzle of the rifle in a hurry. Today there are scores, even hundreds, of different sorts of explosives known to science. Some, such as lyddite, require a very considerable shock to explode them. Others, such as nitroglycerin, are fearfully dangerous to handle, for a few extra degrees of warmth or a very slight jar is sufficient to turn them instantly into gas. Of the latter type there is nothing quite so unstable as fodile of nitrogen. It has to be made in alcohol. When allowed to dry it appears as a brown powder, and so unstable is this powder that a touch with a feather will set it off. The experiment has been tried of leaving a few grains upon a table mixed with a few grains of sugar. The first bluebottle that threw on the table and began to crawl among the grains caused an explosion. The mere jarring of the air by a loud shout or a heavy footstep is sufficient to detonate fodile of nitrogen, and it need hardly be added that no one in his senses would attempt to make this terrible stuff. To do so in any quantity would be equivalent to committing suicide.—Pearson's Weekly. BRINGING UP CHK-DREN. There Are Some Curious Customs In This Queer World. There has been much discussion over the proper bringing up of children, but ideas continue to differ. And the farther you get away from home the stranger the ideas seem. The Filipino father cries out with proud delight as his three-year old girl baby takes her puff at her first clear Among the Seri Indians of the gulf of California the father is the last one expected to have any influence on the children. The mother rules the younger members of the family, and when she must enforce her authority by physical force she calls, not on the father, but on one of her brothers or some other male adult of her family. The father must never chastise his children. A Navajo father administers punishment to his children very much as any other father does, but the Navajo boy has a means of protection denied to white boys. He has only to catch a rat by his own unaided efforts. From the moment he has accomplished this feat, no matter how young he may be, his father may not lay hands on him. The children of the Point Barrow Eskimos have special training in politeness to foreigners. In conversing with strangers who make mistakes in the native dialect children must carefully note those mistakes and repeat them, even to imitating the wrong pronunciation of words. To speak correctly in such a case is likely to bring punishment from the parent of the child. New York Sun. Without Prejudice. A party of young men and women, members of a sketching club, were motoring along a country road. Just within the fence on the left grew innumerable graceful stalks, each bearing globes of pale green that shaded into gray and purple. "How enchanting!" exclaimed one young woman. "Do tell us," said another young woman, equally enthusiastic, to a gardener standing near, "what those beau-oo-tiful things are." "Them? Them's calons gone to seed."—New York Times. Rice In Costa Rica Rice is one of the most important articles of food used in Costa Rica. It is eaten at least twice a day by every inhabitant of the republic. The per capita consumption of rice in Costa Rica is thus at least 100 pounds per year and the total amount of rice consumed over 30,000,000 pounds per year.—Exchange. Cl: ia ae aa i ini Smith Mrs Mary 4a Smith Sebastine 49 Smitn Coas R 27 Smith Albert 49 Smith Lawrence P 25 Smith Jobn E 30, Smith Lottie 20 Showe Jos 59 Show Srantoer 25 Seibert Thomas 45 Setbert Clara 49 Seibert DG 59 Smith Geo L 162 Stewart Boyd 35 Strailman Mra Annie 25 Sloane Thos G 133 snedgrass Mrs Lau- raw 49 Small N J.. NS and AR 299 Small JC 49 shipley a w 63 Shipley SY 59 Sampson Sallie 30 Sperow Mrs Elizabeth 15 Snyder A C 18 Snyder Jobn H 15 Soyder H H 16 Snyder E R 49 Snyder Olivec 30 Snyder Miss Eliza 18 Snyder Tracy do stevens John W 133 Sigler Miss Tillie M 15 Soyred Mra Virginia! 28 Stribibling J J 25 Sigler Jacob 33, sigler Chas w 49 slaughter A A 270 Slanghter Geo A 85 Sheets Jacob R 40 souders Mra Aram = 40 souders wm 49 Souders Simon P 54 Shadd Edgar 49 Souders Albert w 45 Souders CG 49 Siler Robert 236 See Altie k Loz Shade J Statten 48 shade wm © 24 Staubs a L 30 Stine Poihp 143 Stokes F M 49 Sheets Noble 25 Slonaker T (1 89 Slouaker David 105 Shugluff LR 54 Shell Jobn R 3u Schill Mra Lucy ™ 54 Shaul HL 69 Slack Daniel 64 Stum wm 18 dStum Geo B 42 Sakeman walter 1 | 06 sakewan Mrs EZa- beth 147 Sakeman Thos A 89 Sakeman Geo 26 Sales Edward A 167 Spriog A 10 dine Chas E 40 Scump mrs J w 20 Schuppert # 30 Shewbridge T M 25 dhewbridge James M25, Semler GC 103 Somers Chas 118 Simpson E E 59 Shitflet Mrs Lula 15 sirbaugh Mrs Lyda 25 shipman Mrssatah 1 38 Seanlon Samuel 64 Staples J tf 123 Sibole James L 59 Shepperd Robt ¥ 15 Bharp J E 49 Smallwood Geo R35 Skadden A E rig Sharpiro David Oot Sellers Basil 25 dtultz Clarence 25 Switzer Bw 45 Sampson Georgiana 59 sterling Ww 37 Spencer ER 49 Schlossberg & Laboff 15 Simes damuel 147 Scott Perry w sy Scott James 93 Seott Harry 74 seat sydney w 148 Strode Thomas 2475 Sutzel Geo 10 Blepe Mrs Ella 1 03 shipp M i. 89 Sutzel J G a10 Shipp WP 147 Tabler Hairy D1 25 ‘Tapsil Pohn P 35 Grusseil Mrs Lizzie 40 Williams Wm 2t Williams ¢ ¢ 40 Williams catherine 49 Williams Hezikiah 35 Williams Edward — 30 Williams arthur 15 Williams john w 25 woods wm 30 Tabler Margaret 30 Tabler TW 35 vabler Clarence 1299 Thomas W A 30 ‘Thomas Earl A 99 Thomas P G 1 82 Thomas Lillie L 25 ‘Towner Emily 49 ‘Taylor Clara v 49 Taylor John S 59 Tyler Otis 18 Thompson Ben J 40 Thompson Chas W 30 ‘Thompson 0 Lynn 21 Thompson Will H 40 Thompson w s 25 ‘Thompson John K 43 Thompson Mary 20 Thompson H P 15 Thompson Mrs J C 33 Thompson Vernon 25 Thompson Mrs I, F 25 Thompson J C1 38 Thompson Mrs ME 54 ‘Turner (has 20 ‘Turner Mary 10 Turner Frank 1 Turner John w 40 Turner Mrs Julia 49 Troubaugh F L, 18 Tarp Henry U 36 Tebo John A Jr 24 Timerlake Mrs J L, 25 Teter wm k 81 ‘ oods Hattie a9 welsh mrs sophia 49 Welsh mrs Mary dy watson Mrs kV 84 Weaver John 1, 34 Weaver Mollie 25 Seaver J M 42 weaver Mrs F 54 Wilson (line L 30 Wilson Elmer 49 Wilson Cline @ 30 West Chas I. 49 “olford Mrs M F 49 Solfe GH 69 wolfe yw o4 wolfe rebecca 20 wolfenberger s kK 69 weller Norman 0 49 Weller J (layton 36 westenhaver Ls 40 Wharton Bling 54 ‘idmeyer Chas D 30 widmeyer ward 4) 36 wyndham Nannie § 34 Wilhelm Uhas W 18 walker Lottie 10 Walker Mrs LV 18 Walker Fred 113 Wright Mary M 35 Nright Mrs & C 40 WrightJS 69 Wiggington SB 4o Washington Milton 10 Washington Chas 35 Welton wm 49 welty John & a5 Welty Mrs Mollie 133 wetty cn 30 welty GC a5 whitacre Ac 49 Whitacre Mrs Martha 35 Whittington Mrs Emma 35 wiley # 105 Wallace Mrs wary © 10 WroeL G 59 ways Mrs Mary E $4 ways Chester 25 walker jackson 10 Wellen albert T 45 wellen Lewis F 49 white cal to white clarence c 40 wiuebreaner WB by whitmore john P 80 Young Mary 98 Young Douglas a Young Ral ph 15 Young Dr. J P 8 Neate a 98 Yeakley j carson ae Yesebak El ior 08 vader NG 69 zimmerman albertC 35 zimmerman Mrs Marty 45 ‘cimmerman Mrs FE 4g ‘ailer stra Margaret as ziler wrs A M 30 zilet w Ht 35 ziler wm # 1 87 zepp Geo w 1 38 zepp Geo w 25 Zepp JB 108 zepp Frank 69 continued on fourth page. SERIAL STORY OF INTEREST. , serial story con- | structed along entire- ily new lines will be- ginin the North American for Thurs- day, August 26, and be continued a chap- ter a day. The title of the sto- ry is ‘‘Neal of the Navy'’; the author is William Uamilton Osborne, one of the jTeading American ere- ators of fiction, —In- cident after incident of the most thrilling character combine to make the story grip the attention of the reader, and motion pictures based upon these incidents will be shown in leading the- aters,thus heighten- ing the interest of the reader. The first episode of the story—the first six instalments and the first two reels of the motion picture -- are based upon the catastrophe of Mount Pelee, and so success- fully have they been written and planned that they send the stery off ata rattling gait. The picture of ‘the scenes described will include many feet of real voleanic erup- tion, one of the most marvelous bits of ac- tion ever shown on the screen. ‘Neal of the Navy” represents another de- parture. Never be- fore has a writer of the standing of Mr. Os- borne written an orig- inal story. with the purpose of having it screened. It marksa new departure and a new class of motion- picture play. The 12th of Septem- ber next, the people of Smithfield will hold an all-day meeting in the grove. The report is out that fish are biting and “‘Dick’’ Murphy who always hooks and loses the biggest fish in the river, is oiling and filing his old an- tiquated hooks and bragging about his old goophered horse-hair line. If you are a new housekeeper and this is your first season then you may not know some of these old-fashioned rules that have been tried and never have been found to fail. If iron rust gets on white clothing, as itis apt to do in the summer time, squecze lemon juice on the spots and and then rub in plen- ty of salt and put the garment where the sun will shine on it. The thermometer fell 31 degrees this week and some said: our ‘‘good old Sum- mer-time’’ has gone, Bhe Needed Them, 4 wish, John.” she sald rezretfully, “I had had sense enough not to de- stroy all the letters you wrote me dur Ing the year and a halt of your court ship.” He stifled that sratied way. “1 tnew You would regret that some tne? he sai “Indeed 1 dow she replied. “1 need @ Uitte change the worst sort of way. and the man who bays rags and oid Paper was here today. How tasteful We are In our youth!” He looked at her reproachtully, and almost involuntarily his hand sought his pocketbook. It is seldom, indeed, that @ resourceful woman has to make a direct request for money. ~Chicago Post. 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Name Amount Aler Mildred 9 36 Aler Mildred 5 16 Butts C C et al 9 11 Berk' y Land Co 1 11 Brown Amos F 9 8 Custer John 1 30 Caton Georgia R 5 69 Cole Lillie 1 95 Dennis Georgana 1 50 Evans Wm and Susan 11 54 Evans W E 6 5 Ford Richard 9 8 Glover Ed., Geo & Howard 2 6 Harris C H and H L 7 80 Hyde McSherry 3 25 Moseby Geo & Robt Jackson 1 76 Moseby Geo 1 79 Morrison J et al 2 93 Newton E H 16 06 Rideout Andrew 7 8 Rideout Andrew 0 7 Richmond Jas F 4 9 Shepherd Geo 1 56 Shepherd Geo 1 53 Snapp Mazie V et al 1 30 Williams Chas E et al 1 46 Williams Chas E et al 1 17 Willard Zula 4 9 wasson 9 8 FALLING WATERS DISTRICT Cole Geo T, W H and J H 28 Falling Waters Limestone Co 4 97 Middleton Jerry 1 21 Turner Loyd 1 42 Wiland David 2 84 Ward Catherine 6 85 wright sarah 1 78 washington & Berk' y Bridge Co 71 GERRARDSTOWN DISTRICT Aikens John R 1 23 Adams David F 4 62 Adams John F 23 Adams Lee 12 Butts Michael K (Chas A Gardner to pay) 19 Butts Lucinda 27 Buxton Elizabeth 50 Brannon Emma 1 54 bowers henry w 5 78 Catlett Allie J 69 Crab Mary E 92 Custer Geo 46 hooper Elizabeth 4 04 DeHaven Clara B 7 01 Eichelberger Mary 19 Everhart Ed H 1 54 Evans Elsworth 1 12 Faircloth Fannie E 12 Greenfield John 12 Greenfield John 1 27 Hess Sara 31 Hess Lucy E 54 Hutzler Cath. T 1 54 Hays Edward 31 Hollis E E 7 12 Johnson Chas M 1 00 Kees Jacob Sr 23 Kees Henry 2 16 Kees Mollie H 4 24 Kees Mollie H 19 Kees Mollie H 1 62 Kees M K and J F Nelson et al 08 Kees M K and J F. Nelson et al 39 Kees Elmer 39 Kees C I 1 27 Kettering K 54 Kettering Chas E 8 09 Kane John 8 09 Light Vanburen 58 Lewis Bruce 15 McGarry John H 12 Miller David 46 Mason Alcena 15 Mason Ephriam 85 Mason Mary E 89 McBride J H Jr 6 35 McBride J H 6 35 Orr Florence M 39 parsons geo w 3 08 parsons geo w 92 parsons geo w 1 42 Peterson Vernie N et al 46 Ross Chas and Car et al 1 73 Robinson Harrison 65 Snyder Abraham 4 89 Snyder Abraham 19 Snyder Abraham 19 Snyder Abraham 27 Grove W F 1 89 Grimes May E 36 Gregory Cl rence 5 15 Gregory Robt E 98 Gilkerson Caroline 3 15 Gallagher Thos R 30 Henry Margaret 3 45 Helferstay Geo 15 68 Harris H L 1 67 Hutzler W L 30 Hewitt H E 72 Hewitt H E 60 Hewitt H E 30 Hewitt H E 30 Harris Samuel 9 31 Harris C II et al 5 25 Harris Jas 13 64 Hyde v Sherry 2 0 Hight Margaret A 2 94 Jenkins Annie and Children 2 45 Johnson A B 7 35 Johnson Geo M 3 68 Johnson Geo M 98 Johnson Geo M 98 Johnson Clara C 60 Jones Eliza D and Mary Pitzer 1 96 Jones Ella Ford 7 84 Ketler John 5 10 Klong Wm C 3 75 Long Margie L 5 88 Lemen Almyra 10 05 Lemen Chas E 45 Letter P W 75 Luttrell E L 6 86 Little M A et al 3 33 Moore Maggie 2 70 Moore Susan 1 20 Miller A L 4 90 Miller Eli L 7 84 Miller Geo M & Nellie 2 70 Miller Gilbert 4 55 Miller Clarence 60 Mills wm F 5 15 Mesberry Annie 4 45 McDonald Nellie 3 68 McDa iel Lowery 98 McDaniel J W 1 47 McGill John 98 McGill John 2 10 Newton Eugene 2 45 Onderdonk Chas L 4 66 Oliver Boy R 1 86 Orndoff Sophia 3 60 Pitzer Margaret 4 17 Paskell wm F 9 80 Pike Laura V 90 Pond & wife wm J 50 Robinson Chas 60 Reed Richard 8 82 Riordan Emma 11 27 Rhinaman G H 98 Richard John H 19 60 Smith Mrs Ella 60 Shaffer, Resa (E A Biannon to pay) 1 50 Small A R 2 10 Rothwell Kittie (D S Eichelberger to pay) 4 50 Rothwell Kittie (Clyde Brown to pay) 45 Snyder Abraham 3 43 Snyder Abraham 9 8 Snyder R B 3 19 Snyder Geo w 1 05 Snyder Geo N 1 05 Snyder Isaac 5 55 spalding C J 1 35 spalding C J 1 35 spalding C J 75 spalding w R 1 20 Slaughter Annie K 7 60 Slaughter Annie K 1 96 Stue Philip 1 50 Smoke E B 1 65 swastika Real Est Co 5 25 swastika Real Est Co 1 05 Tyler Otis 1 34 Thompson Chas w 3 92 Turner Rob A 1 24 Trigge Jerry M 45 Unger J M and Eliza M 74 Unger Jenny E 2 70 Veney John (Ella Hamilton) 60 williams Luther E 4 66 williams Elizabeth 1 90 williams E L & C J Spaulding 1 20 williams E L & C J spaulding 90 wilson Edith M 74 west Chas 4 66 wolfes Lewis 2 45 wolfes 1 96 westenhaver S A 1 47 westenhaver S A 49 westenhaver S A 74 westenhaver S A 98 willis Lottle C 4 50 warnick Mary M 5 70 wilburn J N 75 Zimmerman w R 1 20 Zimmerman w R 1 20 Zimmerman w R 1 20 Zepp Geo w 4 41 Zepp Geo F 3 30 Zepp Geo F et al 30 I, E. H. Tabler, Sheriff of the County of Berkeley, do swear that the foregoing list is, I verily believe, correct and just; that I have received no part of the taxes for which the property therein mentioned is returned delinquent, and that I have used due diligence to find property within my county liable to distress for said taxes, but have found none. E. H. TABLER