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x>fi v;r ?Jllno BI1'' MoEldorry 8ts.. Haiti.
""?Ma- H??ur?to gatHood'a.
Hood-a Pills w bud rods, and MrfMi
I proportion and appearance. 23c. ptrboi.
SCOOKSTSD
^Correspondent* mnat write all
proper name* plainly. We can gueaa ?t
Danie
J&5 wiU P?rtaDt
Moat reporters think they muet write
? long letter or none. Buoh make a ?e
noun niiatuke.
If you only have one item and that
?nly makes three linen, aend it on and
?on fc try to add-a pngu to it.
where"'? ?i8n y(>nr r''"' nl"no "om?
We want your lottera not later than
Wednesday.?Ed.
Sciatic Rheumatism
8evere Pain and Stiffness
4 Bottle* of Itoed'i ?Perfect Cure.
?? I am not only wlHln*. but an i la us to recon*
?nand Bood'a Sariaparllla. I was taken with
*???r?pa!n and iUSneHIn 01/ llmo?;attlmc?
twine hardly able to walk. I eouulted a phy
Big Buffalo.
The cold wet weather has made
agaiustthe farmers plantinpcorn.
H. Knight's saw mill that has
been sawing for Allen, Smith and
others since last fall has cut
about 500,000 feet of lumber.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mason last Saturday, another
heir.
The declaration of putting
wool on the free list Is uow be
ginning to be felt by the produ
cer. notwithstrnding the cry that
there is still a tariff on wool. The
masufacturer expects that to be
taken off and will only buy from
'?hand to mouth" until that is
done, and then the wool produ
cers of the U. S. are brought in
direct competition with other
countries, as they have to-day to
compete with the west raising
grain. Some will hold their wool
until Congress meets and take
still less. S. D.
Brit! Report.
Mr. Thos Nine, of Rowles
ourg. a former resident of this
place, is he<-e circulating among
his many friends.
L. T. Silcott was at Parkers
burjr last week.
"W. C. Willis and P. L. Lowe
Sundayed at Clarksburg.
Rev. Rogers spent several days
in our town and preached an
able sermon at the M. E. church
Sunday.
J. S. Arnold is visiting on
Booth sere ok.
Prof. A. ,J. Wilkinson and
family, of Grafton, were here
part of last week visiting rela
tives.
Rev. Davis is on the sick list.
The postoffice has changed
hands. Chas. Sheehy, the new
P. M., took possession and moved
it to his store on Monday,bavin"
secured a new outiiitof letter and
lock boxes. A number of our
citizens will mako use of the lat
ter.
P. B. Kester, proprietor of the
Ceatral Hotel, has made im
provements in the way of a street
lamp and a new sign, which are
necessary as well as attractive.
Jay Martin, Esq., has about
completed a larpe new business
building on Main street to be
used for offices, store-rooms, etc.
Ed Martin is building an addi
tion to his residence.
A. D. Corpening has treated
his store to a new coat of paint.
Dr. C. R Peck, of Tyrconnell,
has located here and opened an
office la one room of Jay Mar
tia's now building.
Street Commissioner Kestei
-will soon have a force of hands
repairing our streets. Sncb
work is badly needed.
The suit or case which was
tried Saturday between J. D.
Wilkinson and K. of P. lodge was
decided in favor of Mr. Wilkin
son.
Mrs. Rachel Sheehy, mother
of postmaster Sheehy. died at
her home last Wednesday. Her
remains were interred at the
brick church.
The members of our brass band
have reorganized and meet regu
larly at K. of P. Hall for prac
tice. Res.
Salem.
Rev. Huffman has returned
from a trip to Weston and Brax
ton counties, having been gone
five weeks. He reports having
had a very pleasant time.
Quarterly meeting at the S. D.
B. church next Saturday and
Sunday.
Messrs. B. C. and S. H. Davis,
formerly of Jane Lew, this State,
but now of New York, are ex
pected here sooti with their
brides.
Elder L. R. Swinney, who is
well known by the people of Har
rison county, as a former pastor
of the Brick Church on Lost
Creek, is to be in attendance at
the Association to be held with
that church next week. He will
preach on Saturday morning,
May 27th, before the Association
al gathering.
H. H. Davis, who was severely
hurt by the tipping over of a load
of hay, is slowly recovering
Prof. W. M. Blair has been
kept from his class work for a
few days this week by sickness.
Only three weeks more of
school this year. The term has
been the best in the history of
tne College, both in the number
in attendance and earnest, pleas
ant work on the part of the teach
ers and students.
P. M. Swigor, the no w postmas
ter, is to take charge of the office
as soon as he gets his room
ready. pred is all right and a
good(?) Democrat. I think all
will say Salem has never had any
more accomodating and faithful
servants in their postoffice than
Mr. and Mrs. Hawker. We have
never heard a word of complaint
by any one, but then they are
? R exuiblican ^
Elder J. L. Huffman has ac
cepted the call of the Seven
Day Baptists of this place as
pastor, and wo understand is to
begin his work the first of July !
E.
?*? entert
womanhood, ev
?T, young girl
nwda the trisect
rare. Troubles be
ginnlng then may
make her whofe
lifo miserable
But the troub
les that are to be
?wifivi i 'eared have a
^aM/cnSrrr^pe??r^'ffi"
injurious drura^t alo?ho1 and
?afelyandsnre^allth^dS^ carm'
good " for you to buy. to "*** ?
^ OOl lYllfll 1*4*11(1 V ((I ?<.11 ?
aJtheKbfP0^^emcdies
own production; free "^m ^?ne-1
often the case with othertm*
l'llOCLAJUllOX.
Mayor's Office. |
May. 15, 1893. j
I, Samuel R. Steel, Mayor of
the Town of Clarksburg, in Har
rison county. West Virginia, in
conformity to the law in such
cases made and provided, and
pursuant to an order of the Coun
cil o; said Town duly ontered, do
proclaim that an election by the
qualified voters of said Town, bo
held in said Town on
TUESDAY. THE 6TH DAY OP
JUNE, 1893.
to decide whether they will ratify
or reject an ordinance adopted on
the 12th day of May, 1893. by the'
Council of said Town, in tho
words and figures following, to
wit.:
"An Ordinance, for the issue
of bonds for the construction of
a Filter Plant.
Whereas, It is necessary and
expedient fur the comfort und
well being of the people of the
Town of Olark&bnrg. and the
protection of their health and
lives against discii.se, by using
the water of tne West Pork of
the Mouongahela river, for do
mestic purposes, that there should
...
be erected therein without delay,
a suitable Filter Plant; and
Whereas, To carry out
object it. is expedient that
town should issue and sell
bonds for money sufficient
that purpose.
Thekefore, Be it ordained for
the council of thoTownofClarp
burg:
That the said town do issue its
bonds of the denomination of tine
hundred dollars and multiples
thereof, for a sum in the aggre
gate not exceeding five thousand
dollars, each bearing date on the
first-day of July, 18(J3, and pay
able to bearer twenty years after
'.he date thereof, with interest at,
the rate of fi?e per centum per
annum, payable annually from
said date, which said bonds shall
contain a provision expi
therein that they shall not be
liable to taxation by said town;
and that said town shall have the
right at any time after ten years
from the date of said bonds to
release and discharge itself from
any further liability arising from
said bonds or any part of them
by the payment thoreof of the
principal and interest due there
on. That each of said bonds shall
be numbered and attested by the
seal of the town affixed thereto,
and be signed by the Mayor and
Recorder. After said bonds
shall have been so iss ued no more
of them shall be sold than may
be necessary to realize therefrom
a sum sufficient for the construct
ion of said Filter Plant, and none
shall be sold for less than par.
It is further ordained: That the
payment of the principal and
interest of said bonds shall be
provide! for by a special tax
upon the taxable property of said
Town not exempt, until the inter
est and principal thereof are dis
charged. The election to decide
whether the qualified voters of
said Town will ratify or reject
this ordinance, shall be held and
conducted, and the result thereof I
certified, returned and nnall.vge
termined under the laws in force
in this State on March 11th, 1393.
Provided, however, in the event,
|at such election, this ordinance
he ratified, no ordinance authoriz
ing the issuance of such bondf.
or appointing Commissioners to
supervise the erection of spch
plant, shall be passed by the
Council of said Town, until after
a majority of a Commission ap
pointed by said Council, com
posed of not less than three citi
zens of said Town, not members
of the Council thereof, shall ex
amine the various systems of
filtration and report, favorably
to said Council, and rocommetd
a filtration plant or plants, which
can be constructed within tte
sum to be SO appropriated* jOSi
secure to the -citizens of .'I a
Town, a pure andhealthful water
? supply.
And I furthor proclaim that
the aggregate amount of indebt
edness issued and authorized by
said Town, existing at the date
of this proclamation is forty-one
thousand five hundred dollars,
with interest thereon from the
first day of October. 1892.
Said election will be conducted
by the Commissioners herein
after named and be held in the
respective wards in said Town at
the places following:
First Ward?Nutter's Hotel?
R. R. Barnett. Lloyd Nutter,
James Price.
Second Ward?Hoffs Tannery
?G. W. Shuttieworth, George
Wine. E. L. Stealey. ? /j?.
Third Ward?D. H. Cutright's
office?A. Cay wood, Harrison
Cork, Matt Ogden.
Fourth Ward?Will Thomp
son & Go's, store?W. E. Hursey,
Will Thompson, Jesse Money
penny.
Fifth-Ward?Mayor's Office?
A. S. Criss, A. C. Soaton, John
Primm.
In witness whereof I have here
unto set my signature, this the
loth day of May, 1893. . i
Samuel R. Steel,
Attest: Mayor.
Marcellus M. Thompson,
Recorder,
he
lie
its
tor
NOTICE. -A
At? term of the Circuit Court of Har
rison County. West Virginia, beginning
on the Otli of May, 1893.
The trustees of Christ Church in
Clorkshura ot the Protestant Episoopal
Church of the United State* of Ameri
ca. Ex Parte.
Richard T. Lowndes. Bnrton M. Des
paril.Mordecai Lewis, Mortimor W.Smith
unci Lloyd Reed, surviving trustees of
the property of Christ Chnroli in Clarke
Imrg, of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of tho United States of Amer
ica, this day filed their petition in
Court, pursuant to section 9 of Chapter
R7 of tho code of West Virginia, praying
for leave to sell a certain lot in said
town at. tho junction of Mulberiy and
Sycamore streets, belonging to them as
trustees ot said ohnrch, and devote the
proceeds of sale to other purposes atated
in said petition, and there upon
it is ordered by said Court, that
all persona interested in the sale of
said property, be notified by publication
in two suoeessive issues of some weekly
newspapor published in Harrison
County, of the filing of said petition
and the object thereof.
It is therefore ordered that all personB
interested in any manner in this pro
ceediiiK may appear before said court in
reference to tho matters oontained in
said petition at any time after this
notice shall have been twioe published
in such newspaper, and after a copy of
such notice shall have been posted at
the front door of the oourt bouse of this
county and at some conspicuous place
on the property songbt to be sold by
said petition for the period of ten days.
By order ot thooonrt
Hxxnv Haymoxd, Cleik.
ABOUT ICE.
YOU WANT TO USE THE PURE
ARTICLE.
II in a Matter Worthy nf Attention.
Tim season in now ot hand when the
consumption of Ira in quite Urge, and
whi n that article in not onltv a luxury
but in many caws a neoeswtv and Mi
ters the homes ol the poor as well as the
rich.
Too much care cannot bo exercised in
getting ioe tli.it is absolutely pnro in
every particuinr. Ice that is token from
stagnant ponds contain the germs of
diaeaae und is dangerous to the health
of tins consumers. Artificial ioe when
properly made is free from all Impuri
ties.
In the cholera epidemio in New York
last Tear the most prominent Physicians
recommended the use of artificial ioe'as
it is devoid of all elements of danger
anil nono but pure water was allowod
to be used. Ice inspectors are being
appointed in the larger cities of tliu
country, and all the ice taken from
ponds that are stagnated and impreg
nated with impurities, is condemned
and its Bale prohibited. It is the duty
of the health officer* to look into this
II atter and see that no impure ice is
sold. We do not waut a cholera epi
demio here this summer.
These few opening remarks were sug
fested to us liy a visit to the plant of the
arkersburi; fee Company, one of the
solid enterprises of the city and a good
sanitary agent in point of the parity of
its output
The company haa spent several thous
and dollars this season in improving
their property aud it is now one of the
most complete institutions of the kind
ill the country, with u daily capacity of
from 12 to IS tons of beautuul ice.
'i'lio water used in the manufacture of
their ice is pure clear spring water. This
in turn is distilled before being frozen
and it is absolutely impossible for any
impurity to remain after the water has
gone through this process. The water
is tbeu conveyed to vats and frozen into
blocks weighing 200 pounds each. ThiB
water does not come iu contact with
ammonia as is claimed by those who are
not acquainted with the process of freez
ing, but is in irou pipes under freezing
vats. There are 1.0 secrets about the
workH aud any one who is in any way
skeptical about any of these points can
have access to the building at any time
and if they had never Been an ice plant
iu operation the visit could not help
but being an interesting and instructive
one.
The company commenced manufac
turing ioe March 17, and besides furn
ishiug their customers are storing the
remainder aud now have several hun
dred tons in their storage house.
The demands for artiucal ico is grow
ing constantly und the company will
fill several out of town contracts. 25-tf.
STOCK II01-HERS ?KETIXtT
The Stockholders of the Eureka Loan
and Building Association will hold their
annual meeting June 3, 189:1, at 0 p. m.
iu the office of the Secretary for the
purpose of electing seven directors for
the ensuing yeai.
37-8t J, R. Adamb, Seoretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Will receivo until 8 o'olock p. n>..
May 19th, at my office in Clarksburg,
sealed proposals for lighting the Town
of Clarksburg by electricity, artificial or
natural gas, for one year, commencing
Jane leit, 1898. Bids to be separate
light, giving candle [rower, and by both
-^'Alnjfiuao" and all-night schedule.
Town reserves the right to reject oaoh
and all bids, M. M. Thompson,
Reoorder.
I -FORMATION OF PARTNERSHIP. ?
I This agreement made thin 17th day of May
Kf? between Arthur K Thorn, or the first
part und Columbia E. Thorn, of the secmd
part, both of said parties being residents of
tie towu of Clarksburg. in the county of
UarrlHon. and State of West Virginia.
[Wltnessth, that said parties hereby agree
to form a copartnership under the name
aid style of A. K. Thoru and that said A. K.
Thorn party of the first part Is tobeageneral
partner and the said Columbia E. Thorn a
special partner In said firm; that the said
Columbia E. 1 horn Is to contribute the Bum
of three hundred dollars ($300) to the capital
ofxnld firm or partnership ; that said firm Is
to transact or carry on the business of deal
log In Produce, that Is to nay. In Poultry,
live and dressed. Eggs aud Butter. Melons
and Nuts In season, and said business shall
be carried on or transacted In said town of
Clarksburg and said partnership is to last
twelve months from the time the same shall
be formed under the laws of said State.
Witness their signatures the day and year
above written.
ARTHUR K. THORN.
COLUMBIA E. THORN.
State of JVest Virginia, County of liar.
* ?*
I, Marcellus M. Thompson, a Notary Pub
lio ln and Tor said ooanty of Harrison do cer
tify that Arthur K. Thorn and Columbia E.
Thorn whose names are signed to the foreKo
ti.g agreement bearing dnte the 17th day of
May 1888. have this day acknowledged the
same before me lu tald county.
(Jlvcn under ray hand this 18th day of May
18WJ. MARCELLUS M. THOMPSON.
Notary Public
State of Wat Virginia, County of Harrison.
1, Marcellus M. Thompson, a Notary Pub
lic In aud for said county or Harrison do
ccrUf> that Arthur K. Thorn one of the par
ties named In the foregoing agreement bear
ing date the 17th day of May 18U3, this dny
made oath before me In said county, that
Colombia |5. Thorn the other party named
in said agreement haa actually paid In cash,
to the capital of the firm or co-copartnership
named In said agreement the sum of three
hundred dollars (*a<xu
? ARTHUR K. THORN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Jay of May 1893.
MARCELLUS M. THMOPSO
Notary Public, j
r-it
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THE
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$11 ?epkftirient^ ol tl\e $We
Well Filled With 1
MERCHANDISE 11
A FULL LINE OF ALL WOOL
Flannels, Yams, Blankets & Ladies' Skirtings
Made at the Glarksburg Woolen Hills. ^
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JDxsr <3-ood.s.
Brown Cottons, Dress Silks,
Bleached Cottons, Trimming Silks,
Sheetings, Dress Goods.
Tickings, Clothes,
Cassimeres, Jeans
ILTotloaas.
Trimmings, Ribbons,
Embroideries, Laces,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Knitting Silks,
Embroidery Silks,
O-rocexies.
Tobacco, Cigars,
Teas, Coffees,
Sugars, Spices,
Syrups, " Bacon,
Choice Flour, Corn Meal,
SZa-idTxraxe.
Tools, Nails,
Plows, Points,
Oil, Moldboards,
Paints, Iron.
3^Tiscella-n.eo-va.s.
Wall Papers, Blinds, Carpels, Oil Cloths, Gents' Funishing Goods
Baskets, Trunks and Valises, Looking Glasses, School
Supplies, Books, Stationery, Inks. Diamond Dye6,
Quoensware, Glassware. Stoneware, Hay,
Brick, Shingles. Salt, Peed.
Glioice Grass Seeds. 1
Timothy, Clover, Orchard, Kentucky Blue Grass, English Blue
Grass.
ZEJast duality of fertilizers.
Boots - and - Shoes, Hats - and - Gaps
AND?
CLOTHI1TG
:0::0:
WI1 be pleased to have you call and Examine
Goods and Prices Produce Wanted.
R. T. LOWNDES.
, PORTER & CO,
BUILDERS OP
Steam Pumps for use in Mines,
Fresh water, Special Boiler Feed
ers, Heavy Presure Pumps and
for all kinds of duty.
DEALERS IN
Steam and
Water
Pipe,
Brass and
Iron
Fittings.
Special pumps built to order for all kinds of duty. Special at
tention to supplies for mines and coke works. Write for catalogue,
CONN ELLSVILLE, - - PA.
in/* the issuance of such bondp.
or appointing Commissioners No
supervise the erection of such
plant, shall be passed by the
Council of said Town, until after
a majority of a Commission ap
pointed by said Council, com
posed of not less than three citi
zens of said Town, not members
of the Council thereof, shall ex
amine the various systems of
filtration and report favorably
to said Council, and recommend
a filtration plant or plants, which
can be constructed within tte
sum to be so appropriated^ AwiU
secure to thfcr- citizens of iff'a
Town, a pure and healthful water
supply. }
And I furthor proclaim that
the aggregate amount of irdebt
edness issued and authorized by
said Town, existing at the date
of this proclamation is forty-one
thousand five hundred dollars,
with interest thereon from the
first day of October. 1892.
Said election will be conducted
by the Commissioners herein
after named and be held in the
respective wards in said Town at
the places following:
First Ward?Nutter's Hotel?
R. R. Barnett. Lloyd Nutter,
James Price.
Second Ward?HofFs Tannery
?G. W. Shuttleworth, George
Wine. E. L. Stealey. ? ;
Third Ward?D. H. Cutright's
office?A. Cay wood, Harrison
Corlt, Matt Ogden.
Fourth Ward?Will Thomp
son & Co's. store?W. E. Hursey,
Will Thompson, Jesse Money
penny.
Fifth Ward?Mayor's Office?
A. S. Criss, A. C. Seaton, John
Primm. .'WSBBsS
In witness whereof I have here -
unto set my signature, this the
15th clay of May, 1893.
Samuel R. Stebl, *
Attest: Mayor.
Marcellus M. Thompson,
un. jcjx rurit'.
RichardT. I^wndiw, Burton M. Do?
punl.Monlwoi Lewis. Mortimer W.Smilli
iin11 I , nvil Rimil Li, i .
Hmnv Havuomd, Gleik.
ABOUT ICE.
YOU WANT TO USE THE PURE
ARTICLE.
H in a Matter Worthy of Attention.
Tim Reason in now at band when the
consumption of lee ia quite large, and
when that article in not onl,v a luxury
but in many caws a necessity and (li
ters tbe homes ol tkepcor us well as tlio
rich.
Too mnoli cnre cannot be exercised in
getting ice tlmt is absolutely pnro in
every partieniar. lee that is taken from
Stagnant! ponds contain tbo germs of
disease und is dangerous to the health
of the consumers. Artificial ice when
properly made is free from all fmpuri
Iu the cholera epidemio in New York
last Tear the most prominent Physicians
nbpMdMl tbe on of artificial ioe us
it ia devoid of all element* of danger
ami none but pure water was allowed
Ui lie used. Ice inspector* are being
appointed in the larger eities of the
country, and all the ice taken from
[Kinds that are stagnated and impreg
nated with impurities, ia oondemned
ami its sale prohibited. It la the duty
of the health officurs to l'>ok into this
n alter and mm that no impure ice is
sold. We do not want a cholera epi
demio here this summer.
These few opening remarks were sug
fested to us l>y a visit to tbe plant of tbe
'nrkershiirir lee Company, one of the
solid enterprises of the city and a good
sanitary agent in point of the purity of
its output
The company haa spent several thous
and dollars this season in improving
their property aud it is now one of the
most complete institutions of the kind
ill the country, with u daily capacity of
from 12 to 10 tons of beautiful ice.
Tlio water used in the manufuoture of
their ice is pureclearspring water. This
in turn is distilled before being frozen
and it is absolutely impossible for any
impurity to remuiu after the water has
{(one through this process. The water
is theu conveyed to vats und frozen into
blocks weighing 200 pounds each. ThiB
water does not come in contact with
umwouiu as is claimed by those who are
"liot acquainted with theprooeasof freez
ing, but is in irou pipes under freezing
vatn. There are l.u secrets about the
works and any one who is in any way
skeptical about any of these points can
huvei access to the building at any time
and if they had never Been an ice plant
in operation tbo visit could not help
but being an interesting and instructive
one.
The company commenced manufac
turing ice Marob 17, and besides furn
ishing their customers are storing the
remainder and now have several hun
dred tons in their storage house.
The demands for artifical ico is grow-'
ing constantly and the company will!
fill several out of town contract*. 28-tf. I
SnMHOLUEIlS MEETIKG. !
The Stockholders of tbe Eureka Loan
and Building Association will hold their
annual meeting June 3, 1898, at II p. m,
in the office of the Secretary for the
purpose of electing seven directors for i
the ensuing yeai.
i 27-8t J, B. Adams, Secretary.
HEALED PROPOSALS.
Will receive until 6 o'olook p. tq.,
May 10th, at my office in Clarksburg,
sealed proposals for lighting the Town
of Clarksburg liy electricity, artiflcial or
natural gas, for one year, commencing
June 1st, 181)3. Bids to be separate
light, giving candle power, and by both
?AJmauao'' and all-niglit schedule.
Town reserves the right to reject oaoh
and all bids. 51. M. Thompson.
? Recorder.
FORMATION 0F_PARTNERSHIP.
git airreement made this 17th day of May
between Arthur K Thorn, of the first
and Columbia E. Thorn. of the second
part, both of said parties being residents of
ttte town of Clarksburg. In t he county of
arrlson. i?nd State of West Virginia.
Wltnessth, that said parties bereby agree
i form a co-partnership under the name
and style of A. K. Thoru and that laid A. K.
T(iorn party of tbe fl rat part Is to be a general
partner and the said Columbia E. Thorn a
special partner In Raid firm; that the said
Columbia E. 1 horn Is to contribute the sum
of! three hundred dollars (1300) to the capital
ofsald Arm or partnership ; that said firm is
to transact or carry on the business of deal
ing in Produoe. that is to pay. in Poultry,
live and dressed, Eggs and Butter, Melons
and Nuts in season, and said business shall
be carried on or transacted in said town oC
Clarksburg and said partnership Is to last
twelve months from the time the same shall
be formed under the laws of said State.
Witness their signatures tbe day and year
above written.
ARTHUR K. THORN.
COLUMBIA E. THORN.
State of Wat Virginia, County of liar,
riton m:
I, Marcellus M. Thompmn.i Notary Pub
lie In and for Raid county of Harrison do cer.
tlfy that Arthur K. Thorn and Columbia E.
Thorn whose names are signed to the forego
ing agreement bearing date the 17th day of
May 1893. have this day acknowledged the
same before me lu kald county.
Given under my band this IKth day of May
1893. MARCELLUS M. THOMPSON.
Notary Public
Statt nf Wat Virginia, County of Harrixm.
ijMarcellus M. Thompson, a Notary Pub*
licit) and for said county of Harrison do
ccrtlfr that Arthur K. Thorn one of the par
ties named In the foregoing agreement bear
ing date the 17th day of May 1893, this day
mane oath before me In said county, that
Columbia K. Thorn the other party named
in sdfld agreement has actually paid In cash,
to the capital of the Arm or co-copartnership
named lu said agreement the sum of three
hundred dollars (9800.)
ARTHUR K, THORN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ISthiday of May 1883.
MARCELLUS M. THMOPSO ? .
27-et Notary Public.
Sll ?epkT^ment^ oi tl\e ?We
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MERCHANDISE 11
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Flannels, Yarns, Blankets & Ladies' Skirtings
Made at the Clarksburg Woolen Hills. '
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Brown Cottons, Dress Silks,
Bleached Cottons, Trimming Silks,
Sheetings, Dress Goods.
Tickings, Clothes,
Cassimeres, Jeans
ZLTotiorxs.
Trimmings, Ribbons,
Embroideries, Laces,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Knitting Silks,
Embroidery Silks,
G-xoceries.
Tobacco, Cigars,
T eas, Coffees,
Sugars, Spices,
Syrups, " Bacon,
Choice Flour, Corn Meal,
Hardware.
Tools, Nails,
Plows, Points,
Oil, Moldboards,
Paints, Iron.
a*?lecellaaa.eo"va.s
Wall Papers, Blinds, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Gents' Punishing Goods
Baskets, Trunks and Valises, Looking Glasses, School
Supplies, Books, Stationery, Inks, Diamond Dyes,
Quoensware, Glassware. Stoneware, Hay,
Brick, Shingles. Salt, Feed.
Glioice Grass Seeds.
Timothy, Clover, Orchard, Kentucky Blue Grass, English Blue
Grass.
3Best Qiaality of fertilizers.
MTILDHRS OP
Steam Pumps for use in Mines,
Fresh water, Special Boiler Feed
ers, Heavy Presure Pumps and
for all kinds of duty.
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