County Commissioner Nomination and Local Notices
G C Brochard of Flemington district Taylor county declared candidate for County Commissioner. Primary May 6 1908. Voters urged to support. Also notes Bazaar by Empty Stocking Club Brinkman hall next Friday and Saturday. Numerous real estate ads for West Washington West Wilford West Main and South Grafton areas. Bee Hive opening for millinery and dry goods. Home Steam Cleaning and Dye Works opens with new facilities T W Heironimus proprietor. For sale cash register and coffee urn by James Yaste Jr Latrobe Street. 25-6t
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Jitor Sentinel
G. C. Brochard
Flemington
Taylor County
Brinkman Hall
A Carroll
Main Street
Bee Hive
James Yaste, Jr
Latrobe Sr
Help Wanted Ad for Refined Position Woman
A refined position sought by a educated lady with broad work experience and strong references. Call or write to 226 Haslup Street for details or to arrange an interview.
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Haslup Street
Hauling Jobs Offer for Lumber from Brown's Schoolhouse to Independence
Advertisements note 34 Main St and Clark blog followed by a request for teams to haul lumber from Brown's schoolhouse to Independence West Virginia along Morgantown and Evansville Pike at six dollars per thousand feet. Address R W Oswald Independence WV 321 61 Hauling Done announces readiness for all teaming tasks with strong horses, coal delivery for J M Hamilton.
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Brown's
Independence
W. Va
Morgantown
Evansville Pike
R. W. Oswald
Missioners Sale of Usable Real Estate in Taylor County
Special Commissioner to sell Lot No. 284 in Fetterman addition Grafton Taylor County West Virginia at public auction on May 2 1908 at 1 pm. Property conveyed to Thomas B McGlumphry by deed April 22 1891. Terms require one third cash and balance in six and twelve months with notes and security. Bond and security provided per decree. Clerk, J Frank Wilson.
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Arthur McGlumphry
Admr
Thomas B. McGlumphry
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Grafton
Fetterman
Od T. Vincent
Benj. F. Bailey
J. Frank Wilson
Wall Paper Sale Offer From Local Store
A local retailer advertises a broad stock of wallpaper with a large line of popular priced rolls. Prices are stated as 10, 15, 20, 25, 35, and 50 cents per double roll of 16 yards with walls ceilings and borders all at the same price.
West Virginia to Sell 16 1 2 Acre Timber Land at Auction
Commissioner of School Lands in Taylor County announces a public sale of a 16 1 2 acre tract on White Day Creek in Fetterm an district. The sale, under a 1908 Taylor County chancery decree, is at 1 p m on April 28 1908 at the front door of the Grafton Court House. Cash on hand to cover costs, balance on six and twelve month credits with secured notes to the State.
Court Sale of Church Trustees Lot in Astor Town
Court of Taylor County will sell at public auction at the front door of the Taylor County Court House in Grafton beginning April 1908 a one quarter acre lot in Astor Town. The land was conveyed to R H Clark Silas Stuart and Marshall Bailey trustees of the Free Will Baptist Church of Fairview by Samuel Bartlett on May 30 1868 and is recorded in deed Book 22 page 238. Proceeds cover costs of suit and sale with six and twelve month credit to purchasers with good security payable to the State of West Virginia A W Burdett Commissioner of School Lands.
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Taylor County
West Virginia
John A. F. Martin
Court House
Grafton
Astor
R. H. Clark
Silas Stuart
Marshall Bailey
Free Will Baptist Church of
Fairview
Samuel Bartlett
A. W. Burdett
Three Fork Creek
Fetterman
John S. S. Herr
John W. Mason
George Heller
Lancaster Furnace and Mining Company
Lands Sale Notice in Taylor County West Virginia
State of West Virginia v John A P Martin's heirs John Scranage and others. By decree of the Taylor County Circuit Court entered January 28 1908 the commissioner of lands sale will auction at the front door of the Court House in Grafton at 1 oclock p m on the 28th day of state to sell a parcel of land on Lost Run Booths Creek District Taylor County containing percentage acre owned by defendant John Scranage to pay proportional part of suit costs and expenses
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State of
West Virginia
John A. F. Martin
Taylor County
Circuit Court
Court
Grafton
West Vieina
T. J. Musgrove
W. A. C. Carruthers
William Matthews
White Day Creek
Fetterman District
R. A. Morrow
A.W. Burdett
John A. P. Martin
John Scranage
Court House
Lost Run
Booths Creek
A. W. Burdett
C. W. Creel
Circuit Court of
C. W. Greer
Public Auction of 20 Acre West Virginia Land
The State of West Virginia sues C W Creel heirs in Taylor County chancery. By court authority a sale is ordered at the front door of Grafton Courthouse on April 28 1908 at 1 pm. The land type is 20 acres on Lost Run Booths Creek District, adjoining D W Prunty and John H Lachers heirs, currently Bailey Knight and Louisa Knight occupy. Credit terms of six and twelve months are offered to purchasers.
Commissions Lands Sale Notice in 1908 West Virginia
Public auction will offer for sale at the front door of the Court House in Grafton Taylor County on April 28 1908 starting at 1 p m. The parcel of land disputed in the suit Commonwealth against C W Greer heirs and others is described as a tract or parcel in the chan ginia against the case.
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West Washington Street
First Ward
McGraw Avenue
West Walnut Street
South Grafton
West Wilford Street
West Francis Street
West Main Street
Maple Avenue
Beaumont
Harwood
Jarrett
C. A. Carroll
East Main ST
Apriimo
T. W. Heironimus
Delson's
the. Clark
Main ST
J. M. Hamilton
Cluet
Monarch
Anton
Missioners Sale
Uable Real Estate
Val
Loar
Poe
Crystal Sailoff
A. E. Jackson
Plumber
Ioner
Booths ‘Creek
D. W. Prunty
John H. Lacher
Bailey Knight
Louisa Knight
Commiss
R. L. Clark & Co
Lowneys
Scolarinas & Darakis
Bell Phone
Grafton Bank
Andrew Huffman
Over Post Office
West VA
O. A. Westover
Hall Elk, Fairmont
The
Grafton Banking & Trust Company
New York City
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