C Frank Gibbs Assignment Sale shocks town in 1900
The sale of 15000 dollars worth of dry goods and Ladies' furnishings at C Frank Gibbs is drawing crowds as stock is cleared in under 60 days. Other items note April 20 1900, political races in Preston and Morgantown, street cleanliness pleas, and city finance reports.
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Senti- Sel
Local Republicans announce multiple county office hopefuls
Grafton figures AuFep Suaw announces for constable, pledging attentive service if nominated and elected. N M Tutt of Pleasant Creek seeks west side assessor, praised as an upright longtime county resident. H B Scranage of McGee also runs for west side assessor, ex county executive committee member and Normal School graduate. Ed M Por, Taylor County veteran Republican, enters race for county commissioner, noted as old soldier and longtime party figure.
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AuFep Suaw
Grafton
N. M. Tutt
Pleasant Creek
West Side
Tutt
H. B. Scranace
McGee
Scranage
Normal School
Ed. M. Por
Taylor County
Fighting Third Infantry
Sixth Cavalry
Republicn Party
Oil Famine Predicted Threatens Future Supplies
An oil famine is predicted as world production declines while demand rises. US output is concentrated in Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, with few new pools and scarce productive territory. Strikes occur but mostly extend existing fields, and hopeful new developments in the southwest are unlikely to change the outlook soon.
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United States
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Union
Thes
Dissolution of SOK White and Co Partnership
By mutual consent SOK White & Co of Main Street and Va dissolves its partnership. The business continues under M White and Taurobe and M White.
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SOK. White & Co. 4 Co
Colm —Busine
M. White & Taurobe
White
Walley Falls Local Notes and Demoss Family Move
Walley Falls items report Reese and Doc Williamson in Grafton on business, Yost from Mannington joining the section gang, and Mina Abels purchasing William R. Davis farm opposite the river. May 1 plant hiring 150 at Hammond Fire Brick Co. Nu mus. Local social updates include visitors from Fairmont and Clarksburg, and a laundry service ad at Hinkle & Co. Shoes. House rental on Main Street in West Grafton.
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Walley Falls
Reese
Grafton
Doc Williamson
Lloyd Canning
Yost
Mannington
Jingle’ Biddle
John Bradshaw
Stephen Stiles
Mina Abels
William R. Davis
Davis
Buss
Brittain
Hammond Fire Brick Co
Numums
Wall Papers for Hall Reception Room or Den
A genuine Empire styled wall paper in green with two tone white highlights presented by Joan N. Tregellas. The listing advertises wallpaper suitable for hall reception rooms or dens, noting a novelty design on billiered cloth in an Empire treatment.
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Joan N. Tregellas
Mayor Proclaims Dog Muzzling Due to Nyarophobia Here
The mayor warns of nyarophobia among city dogs and orders confinement or secure muzzling from April 1 until further notice. Unmuzzled dogs found at large may be killed. owners face a fine between five and ten dollars plus costs.
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Boyp
Fetterman
Gratton
Purkon
Boyd
Gurs
Republican Primary Election Poses Tay lor County May 15 1900
Official notice sets May 15 1900 polling hours 12 noon to 7 pm across districts Booths Creek Flemington Fetterman Court House Grafton Knottsville with precincts and appointed commissioners Inspectors. It lists polling sites voters eligibility and election costs as defined by party rules and Australian ballot guidance issued March 1 1900 chaired by Bailey and Waller.
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Taylor County
Booths Creek
Corbin
Eunst
Fetterman
Court House
Wm. Graham
School House
Warder
Webster
Simpson
Batson
Prunty
Grafton
J. M. Jefferys
Kingt's
Fawcett’s
Fletcher
W. Burke
John L. Robinson
Flemington
Mike Graney
J. A. Springer
Flavius Johnson
Precinet
J. D. Frum
Ira’ McDonald
H. 8
Kinter
J.’ Fog Wilson
Luzadddr
George W. Chambers
Harry Rogers
William Willhide
Harry Compton
B. W. Koelz
Byron Bue
C.K. W. Kunst
George Lilly
C. P. Guard
David Fawcett
Frank Heidrick
Alphonsus
Lenethart
David M. Morgan
W. J. Williams
Jas. Love
House of Delegates
Cout
Republican Party
Ubis
B. F. Bailey
Floyd Waller
Taylor County Republican primary candidates announced
The Sentinel prints multiple declarations from voters across Taylor County West Virginia announcing candidacies for the Republican primary on May 15 1900. Names include Handley Kitzmiller Bayer Morrow Kern Clarke B Charage Sayl Yates Kunst and others seeking roles as Sheriff Assessor Prosecuting Attorney County Commissioner Justice of the Peace Constable and related offices.
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Taylor
West Virginia
L. Kitzmiller
Ofice
Taylor County
Samuel Bayer
Lhereby
Abe
Rpublicans
ASE
Sherif
Sharye
G. W. Kern
Dhe
C. Morrow
Sentinel
N. M. Tutt
West Side
H. B.bcharage
B.F
Sherift
Lobe
Alexander S. Love
She
Davidson
Aylor County
Robert G. Cather
the Sentinel
Thos. H. B. Staggers
B. F. Bailey
Hla. Kunst
Lam
T.G. Yates
Auhouce
Justice of the Peace
Grafton
Chas. Stolzenfels
Grafton Dix
Taylor Co
Justice of the Peace of
J.W. Welle
The
Waller Sawyer
Justice of the Pence
J. C. Jaco
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State Journal
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J. A. Lenhart
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Charles C. Porrer
War Department
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Mononwah
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Tyrconnell
J. I. Z. Keener
Keener
M. Wire
Westerman
T. M. Demoss
John Bull
Minnie Murphy
Fairmont
Stevens
Clarence Demons
Clarksburg
E. C. Demons
Rev. G. W
Miss
Annon
Black Hill
Hinkle & Co
Honge
Interstate
Main Street
West Grafton
C. Brown
Webster, W. Va
Reliable Clothing House
Friedman & Co
Handley
W. Va
East Side
Dirifict
J. Frank Wilson
R. E. Phillips
Gray Mor
Coutnty
J Howard Cather
Taylor Couaty
For Justice
Justice
Tam
Office of Justice of the Peace
Wm.h. Powell
Shereby