South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-05-16
Indian Mound Cemetery.

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y meeting Of the Stockholders az the Indian
Mound Cemetery Company, By pabiishei call OF
The President, was held a, the County Courts
Clerks Once, on Saturday evening, Nav 10th,
isf3: OH
John c. HeiskeN, PRESIDENT 10 the ch,ir.
\ number Of stock- ho.ders we're present. and
after free aud friendly eoaserenee, Tia following
Resolutions we've adopted
Resolved L. That he stock .solArs in Indian
Mound Cemetery agree TO . personsi sessmeut
upon their lots % Three Dollars, to be paid n,o
the rrsasnrer's hands
=. That a Committee OF three, consisting Of
William II~Cookss, william Polling aud John
G lIeiskell, Is authorized and drectei to draw
from the Treasurer the amount OF money above
provided for. and expend the same i1 necessa-
ry reiairs.
,. That lots purchased b. the late Rev m
II. Foote, y. D., and the Methodist Church be
and the same are hereby exempted from the a.
bove assessment. -
4. That the President haze bye.laws for GO
rernnent Of the Company prepared and submit
ted TO tile consideration of an sdjourned meeting
OF the stockholders. ..s.
,. That this meeting do adjourn 10 meet
here on Saturday evening, 3l.t May, Instant, at
O'clock, +. Al, and that the Secretary publish
notice OF the'ssine in the South Branch Inteili-
gencer.
.. That the proceedings Of this meeting be
furnished to, the SOu,h Branch Intelligencer, re-
sp.ctfully requesting publication OF the sau.s
And the meeting adjourned
j. G.. IlEISKELI, pres't.
WM. \. KUYKENDALL, Soy.
GAN ON EsrA sLtsHED FrRx--The hrm of y
NJ PgrrENGiLL s Co commenced their Adverti,-
ing Agency in the old Journal building, No. ! o
State Street, Boston, nearly u quarter of n crp .
fury ago (Fetruary ls49,) where their gency
is still located, carry ing on n large aud success
fui business. They established Il branch in
New York City, May 1882, which has grown 10
he larger than the parent house Increasing
steadily, year by year, until now il has the n
gsncy of nearly every newspaper in the United
States aud British Provinces AMI does yearly
business of hundreds of Thousands of dollars
). II. Pettcngll & Co have recently oyened ~
mother branch Office at 70l Chestnut Street, Phil
adelphia, where they are doing successful in
credsing business They have dsne adv .rtiSn z
exceeding ten millions of dollars sine com
mencing business. THIS firm Is favorably known
not only throughout this country, but ia all
parts Of the world They have established u
reputation for honorable and fair dealing which
any firm might envy, and but few have attained
To. We congratulate them upon their success,
We would recommend all who want advertising
I in ri nf tha
them. They can point to huudfsds Of business
men Who have followed their advice aud trusted
10 their S,gsciry. and awaited themselves of their
| facilities, who have made fortunes 70. Them.
selves, and they are daily assisting others in the
came path. '-Gosion JoaVH4i May 9Th
| The Weston Democrat stated that there was
tree in Lewis county TINT would make 90 900
! feet of half-inch lumber worth 500. The Ku-
nawhA Democrat beats him with a tree in Boone
couaiy on the farm of james Hill that would
make $780, 900 feet Of haltinch lumber worth
Sl,j o. We presume, cf course, contemporary
says, that they both telling tie ,rnIh
WHEAT FRou INN Wrsr-Capt. :. II. l.. Hun
ter has recently received large supply Of wheat
from ilwauke, 10y Railroad for which he paid
81 20 per bu'hrl and 30 cents freight, making
81 50 per buthtl. The wheat il Of an excrllsnt
quality, large plump and fat grain - ,ihrf,
torn Register.
! The Winchester News understands that the
wheat in that section is looking much better
since the sprng rains
Mr.. Michael O Shea, an old and respected
citizen Of Cumberland, died at his residence ia
that place, on Tuesday last