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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12
Com issiOners Male.

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio oouuiy
Clsnen, Jones,
W In oh.nocry.
Alexander e.. Jones and Others
Pursuant 10 sdccr,e entered IN the above IN
titled cause on the nth day - Eoy.mbsf, PSI
the undersigned special Com mis- toner " ll ,al
AT the front door VI the Court IiOuse Of Ohio
county, on ~
SATURDAY. THRIiTH DAY or pECElifT'
1879, commencing NJ 10 O'Clock n. the follUN
Ing described real estate. situate IN the ciiy ~
Wheeling. IN said Ohio county. Ia Wit. totnum
Der 1877, bounded on hc north by lot owned ~
James Luke, ~ feet. on tie rsst Iy q ~ fOui
alley C5 feet on the south 10y Eleventh stf,,t n
feet, on the west by thApline street ~ f,st lee
part thereof at the southeast corner fronting u
fect inches on Eleventh street. running bsfi
~ feet, with the use ~ saii - foot allry Thsfa
IN on tairi lot good two story brick dRsllIug
house and brick stable.
Trims oy BALE-One. third OF the pufrLs,o
money. and a. much more NJ The puichns'f ruty
elect " day In cash and the residue In THO"
equal snnnal installm.nts. with intsost from
the day ~ sale. the purchNcr giving Lis un's
With personal sesuriiy for The deferred IsJ
ments. and the title to be- retained until the lay
mcnl Of the purchase money In iuil.
nolsWN speHsl 1DmmissiDns'.
The above sale has been ndlournad until Nci
nesdAy. DECEMBER ~. Two. a. 10 O,clocs ~
deibOawt tpcttal Com nj ,ipusf.
The above sale II Adjourned unul halurisy
January Is, Is,l, at 10 O'Clock A.s.
dc3loswf fpocial Com ssiOnrf
The above sale IL Adjourned until saturday
February u, 1851, At iOo'clo,k ~
~. JOSE,
lanlU Special fUfum issIuUsf.
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A Chapline Street Residence
nj Public Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED IN
Id me as Executor OF the will of Alex.
Turner, deceased, will sell at public auction,
at the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY, TIE 10TH DAYoF FEBRUARY
1851, beginning At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the premises
occapied by Mr.. Turner at the time OF his death
as a residence. The house is No. li29 Chapline
street. The lot fronts al feet on the west side OF
said street, and runs back 10 alley and was con-
yeyed To Mr.. Turner by deed dated December
~, 1865, and recorded IN County Clerks ONCE in
deed book 49, page AS. to which deed attention
is respectfully directed.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited TO
examine the premises. Possession given April
I, 1881. Terms Of sale made known on day OF
sale, or sooner by applying 70 the undersigned.
T. J. HUGUS,
Executor, Office n Twelfth Street
J. C. HERVEY, Auctioueer las
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

Ir is strange that amid all the schemes
Of temperance reformers there never
has been a move to reform the drinks.
They begin at the back end OF the job
with trying to reform the drinker, and
never take a thought about the drink.
In olden times, they tell us, there was
more drinking than now, but the char
acter OF the drinks was so much better
that they avoided the misery and de-
bauchery which the drinks OF the pres
ent day produce. Every cold topper"
and every new topper" every temper
ance and antitemperancs man might
Join to aid a reform Of the drinks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

EITHER the outpouring of the fair sex
frightened the grave Senators, yester-
risy, or the desire to bring back 50 at
tractiye an audience, induced them to
postpone consideration Of the temper
ance amendment. There were certainly
enough OF youth and beauty on hand
yesterday, to make an impression one
vvsv or the other
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

The New York san gives some inter
esting statistics about the increase OF
our exports to the rest OF the world
such as building twelve hundred miles
OF telegraph by Americans in China; ex-
porting nearly nine million feet OF lum-
Der from Oregon to the same country;
and sending seventy-six thousand cat
tie and one hundred and thirty.6ve
thousand sheep and hogs to England,
where none had ever been seen from
our country five years before. We pro-
duce S3O,OOO,OOO worth Of silk year,
and our Consul at Lyons thinks that
France will soon begin to take our silk.
We are putting oysters into German
waters, painted earthen tiles into Eng
land, lager beer into New Zealand,
watches into switzerland, and wheatinto
Russia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

THE New York Herald has been in
terrogaIing some Of the leadirg
parliamentarians Of the country on
the propriety OF the action
Of the Speaker OF the House OF Com
mons, in the matter ofcuttin2 off debate
on the GLADSTONE coercion bill. Among
other replies, the following is to the
point:
To the Editor Of he Herald,
can only say in reply to your ques-
ton that il the Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives of the United States or
the Vice President Of the United States
or the Speaker Of any Senate or House
Oi Representatives in any State of this
Republic were To usurp the right of stop.
ping debate in accordance with the eX-
ample of the House OF Commons Of
Great Britain last evening he conld not
only be forcibly elected from his seat,
but would certainly be instantly i'm
peached, IL not killed on the spot, fer
his tyranny. j. W. FOaSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Z, 1881.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CRY CLERK's OFFICE,
NAGr

WHEELING. W. Va. February s, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received at the once
OF the City Clerk until Saturday, February 10,
1851, at 4o'clock P. ", for the removal OF all
kitchen garbage and offal from within the city
limits for the year commencing April l, 1881,
the bids TO be as follows:
For the First District, comprising all OF the
For the second District. CONF rising the Second
and Seventh wards
For the Third District, comprising the Third
and Fourth wards.
For the Fourth District, comprising all south
of Wheeling Creek 10 Caldwolls Run.
For the Fifth District, comprising all south oil
Caldwell's Run TO the Southern line OF the city.
Nopcrson will be awarded for more than one
district nor can they be interested In any pro
pOSal fOs more than one district.
Proposals TO be addressed TO the Chairman
of the Committee on HetlIh." the Committee
reserving the right TO reject any or all bids:
FRANK BOWERS,
febsi CITY Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

TuKRE is a good deal OF point in the
comments OF the Philadelphia Times,
when referring to the electoral count, it
declares that General HANCOCK should,
by the same reasoning that brought
about the to body in 1877, have been
declared President. In other words, he
was defeated by the lack of the votes OF
the State Of New York. Now that State
has, with few exceptions, given Dem-
ocratic majority. The Democrats have
clearly the Target number Of voters in
the State. BY a parity OF reasoning In
the Louisiana and Florida cases the
State officials should have ignored the
apparent majority for GARFIKLD and
ARTHUR and sent certificates to Wash
ington in favor OF HANCOCK and Eng
LIsH. Preposterous as this would have
been, the precedent of 1877 left it
perfectly admissible, and there is no
reason to doubt that il the situation had
been reversed and HANCOCK elected by
the votes o. Louisiana and the Re
publicans in control OF the House and
Senate as the Democrats are, they would
have resolutely gone to work 10 re-en-
act the villainy OF 1877 Indeed, the
consciousness OF this spirit on their part
has from the first tormented them as to
the coursethe Democrats would pursue.
Knowing their own methods aud their
own sudacity, they have from the first
apprehended that their adversaries
would prove as INSCRIPTIONS as them
selves. But the Democrats have acted
on the sound doctrine that no wrong
justi6es another; that the punishment
OF the frauds OF 1877 will come when the
Unsuitable will OF Heaven shall order II
and that not one OF the evil instruments
responsible viii escape the sondign
retribution his iniquity deserves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

An exchange suggests that "it Presi-
dent-elect GARFIELD wanted a Cabinet
at once symmetrical and harmonious,
he would take BLAINE for Secretary oil
State, CoSKLISa for Secretary OF the
Treasury, CAMERON for Secretary OF the
Interior, LOGAN for Secretary OF War,
KELLOGG for Attorney General, ROBE
son for Secretary Of the Navy, and DOR
SLY for Postmaster General" How
would that do for stalwart Cabinetp
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Lecture on "Phe Devil" taken from an
Old Book.

Lecture on Ine D6NHs bahch AtSA- eA
Old Book.
To the Honorablss and Notables noW IN the
Ciyof Wheeling;
GEsrLRMEN:-U Understanding that you
are in pursuit OF knowledge, on the i'm
portant subject named at the head OF
this article, we desire to aid you in your
researches by referring you to an old
book with which you are ell
doubtless iamiliar-or, il you are
not, of course, you ought TO be.
This book has been held in the highest
reverence by statesmen and philoso-
pliers OF all ages. In regard TO the topic
under discussion, it speaks In this wise:
"Resist the Devil, and he will flee from
YOU. Clean your hands We sinners, and
purify your hearts we double minded.
BE afflicted and mourn, and weep; let
your lau yhter be turned to mourning
and your Joy to heaviness. Humble
yourselves in the sight of the Lord, and
he shall lift YOU up."-las. 4, 7.l0.
Again: "Be sober, be vigilant; because
your adversary, the Devil, as a roaring
lion, walketh about seeking whom he
may devour; whom resist, steadfast in
the faith, knowing that the same atflic-
tons are accomplished in your brethren
that are in the world."-I. Peter, 5, s, O..
Considering the acknowledged weakness
and depravity OF human nature, there is
much in this teaching to excite sober
thought and reflection. The lecture is
ended. BIBLos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

We have received a copy of the new
book entitled "a Graduating System
for Country Schools" by ALEXANDER L,
wADE, Esq, OF Morgantown, who has
become distinguished as an aggressive
public educator, not only in his own
State, bat throughout the Union. The
work has an immediate demand from all
parts of the country. When we have
had an opportunity to look into it, we
shall refer to some OF its leading fea-
tures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12
NOTICE.

Clerks 0FFicE. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, Fehruiry II, ISL.
To al rhOa IL May c0seera:
TAKE NOTICE.
That the Board OF Equalization and Appeals OF
the Ohio Comfy Bosri OF Commissioners, will
commence their sittinss Tuesday, February q.
1881, TO hear and determine all applications for
reduction OF assessments, &C., and will con tinue
their siitings nom day TO day until the business
before them shall be dispo ed Of.
. By order Of the Board
tebili CHARLES H. DEITERs, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

THxRE is a prospect Of over thirty feet
Of water on the Eads ietties for some
time to come, and about four feet in the
Nav Orleans cellars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

CHARLEs P. MAITHAI is nominated
bv the Democratic Committee OF Berke-
lev county, as the successor OF the late
GEORGE F. FERRII, who died during this
saasiOn
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@. MENDEE & CO.,
1924 MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, w. Nn.

UhDERTAKERS h0TCE-Mr B. Zook, Undertaken has re-
moved from Fourteenth street to No. 1919 Eof street the first house
below Furniture Factory He has Telephone communication
to his house and will calls promptly at all hours Tho most
careful attention wbe given all undertaking entrusted
him. Parties TeIeph0ninQ will please call No 5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

shall be competent to survey
grade, curve and make notes and speci'
ficstions in a book to be kept by him
for that purpose" but it will turn out
that such an engineer cannot be found
in each county. That is one OF the
present difficulties.
But much more effective and simple
method would be to incorporate In the
law itself q specimen contract which
all contractors should enter into, and
which contract should set out with such
minuteness and particularly the man
ner and method in which the roads
should be constructed that every man,
though a fool in road making, might not
20 astray. 1.-The did not follow the speci-
fications, be would simply forfeit his
contract. and the result would be, that
all the roads OF la county would soon be
constructed on uniform, scientific plan,
which would result both in great econo'
my and comfort. This contract, in TACT,
is the gist OF the whole law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

IOPAuEF FLORAL AUToGRAPH ALBUM
40 MD with Ferns, Birds, Lilies, Scrolls,
Se covers and edges elegantly Gelded; also a
select Quotations, all for l5c post paid. Stamps
taken: agents vsuted. G. W, Bocemstes. wss
Haven, Ct pseoWg
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FOR RENT.
Notice to the Public.

OFFICE sUPEsISTENDsST WATER Works !
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. IL, 1881.
In consequence Of the unusually high stage
Of water in the river. one Of the discharge pipes
has become dsarranged and there will be a
scarcity OF water in the basin, as one pump VIII
All manufacturing establish ments to suspend
Operations, and oil citizens not TO waste any
water, until the pipe can be repaired, which
will be done as soon as possible
JAS, II. RIDDLE. Sgpt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12
Public Sale Of a Short Greek Farm.

UAyING DETERMINED TO GO WEST,
III offer for sale on Thursday, February 10,
1881, commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on the
premises, my Farm, situated on the north
branch OF Shsrt Creek, Ohio county, W. Va, two
and a nall miles from West Liberty and three
miles from the p, W. & Ky. railroad, contain
iug ITO acres, ~ acres cleared farming land, bal
ance In timber, underlaid with coal, with q
right OF way for mining purposes to the creek.
All said farm Is in grass except about fifteen
acres Good Improvements, good orchards Of all
kinds Of fruit, etc, etc.
TERMS OF SALs-One- third cash, balance In two
equal payments At one and two years, with in.
terest from day Of sale; beck payments secured
by deed OF trust on property sold.
WI. CALDWELL.
&c. HERVEY. Auctioneer. jaSehgr
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ORDER or PUBLICATION.

ORDER or PUBLICATIONS.
state 81 West Virginia, County ~ Ohip. Ci'y =
wheeling. In the Municipal Court ~ REe.I
Ing. January Rules. 1871.
Alexander klmick, George T.. McBhfs sri
John 4 flsgie. Partners doing busirnss g'Ii
the FIRM name ~ simlrE A1f Comtany. vhD
tue Tor theuiselyes - we'll a. for tho Jsusft II
all other creditors III the Mingp Iron Nofi'
Company who msy come Ia AID cDntrbub "
the expenses Of this suit.
The Mingo hou works,1mpany Of as.
~ cHAsCtEY.
The object ~ tbssult n ~ collect. and fs'fih'
uts among the creditors Of the d.f.bfsni ~
AiDgo Iron works Company. Tie amount -
which the other defendants, who are the stfst
holdcr Of sid company, sre liable under ~
statutory provisuDs ~ the Stat ~ Ohip. uni"
which the ksid Ming Iron wot 20 ComTabJ ".
Incorporated, the amount sous it 10 b. f~'D'rr''l
from zach stnrtholder beins an smoum tggA
70 and In addition 10 the amount 81 ,pss bsi
by him In such corporation. And isIp<sfihEtJ
aticavit that the defendant, the binED If.l
WORKS Compsny, J.. Battsne, Ihono ~
Br,shSn william Dean. oep'ge a; Ds.p ~. w.
Ing u. q. Haynes. George iDgle.. e. lfs.,.
David Ingrnm, Herman Lunsu, JhDrns' LIg,f'
DAVID Lloyd, Abraham hyes, d. NurJ, NJ.
g: q. boOth, Alice v. hyer. u. J. MOAN. ".
of the estate N. p Rsuiek. d~csassi. lotn
sanfOrd. David Simpson. Margaret rtdfH1
John ID. Trull. John u. HAstiEgs and cam,
L.ibch, are not resifeDu ~ the ftst ~ Wei W
gaia. u % now ordered thai ssii Boffsifeft1~
fspdAns do spp<Af At the nsGt rule day. 81 W
18th day Of February, is,i, 90 .Itbsf - The 70
following days, and DO what IL Bsssa>afy u ~
tert their interests in tbis anti.
In testimony whereof have bsrsunto e.
my name - Clerk of MID Court. THIS lIth IA =
January. 1901, at January Rules in u. er'
0ffios u said Court
Tste: THOsIsk DAMN,
CLERK ~ the Municipal Cogn u Ths"'if
VIZ. p. HrsBAsp,
Attorney for Com pisin,nc. srl>A'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

New and very Attractive styles are Now Ready.
MAC0N BEST CABINET OR PA RLOR Or
"HSo" CANS IN THE WORLD, winners
AND Of highest distinction at evey
IA MIN great worlds exhibition for thir.
HhWli " teen years. prices, t5l, s57. s65, 81,
ORGANS s.sS p 40 S ana Tp quarter . nHi
upwards. Catalogues free. MASON a HAM.
LIN ORGAN CO.. l4 fremont ST.. Boston; 46
East i4th St., (Unlon squarel New York; liS
Wabash avenue. Chicago. deb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-12

With the March Of Progress and Improvement the tins has again
arrived when extend cordial invitation to the Public to take tme
and call upon and be convinced that they buy almost
their Prices DON'T FORGET THE PLACE Word TO the
wise Is sufficient
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
NO. 139.
Wagner in Berlin.
THE PEcrllARirlEs OF A GREAT CoNro


Berlin was crazy about Wagner The late
rebuffs which Bismarck had received in poli.
tics, the anti-Jewish agitation, everv other
current topic is forgotten in the presence If
the city OF Bayreuth. The happy amateurs
who could raise twenty marks TO pay for a
ticket to the Niebelungen Ring have ac-
claimed Wagner in the Victoria Theatre,
and the more impecunious ones have acclaim
cd him in the public streets
Wagner. writes correspondent of the
Courier des Efats Jnis, has not chSnged
since the DAYS of the Bavreuth Festival. He
has repeated at Germany his favorite formula,
that he has believed it his duty to create u
new school of German art. And this is all
he has found to say to his admirers in return
for their enthusiastic welcome.
Wagner certainly possesses the art of in
spring his followers with unbounded devo-
ton. Hans Won Bulow, whose divorced wife
he married (thc famous Cosima. the daughter
of Liszt and Countess of Agoul) sent him
recently 40 200 marks towards the production
of Parsfal. with this proviso-that il the
opera should never be produced. the money
was TO be devoted TO the erection of a Wag-
ner statue in Bavreuth. Wagner accented
the gift
The composer of Iohenyrin is NOT trouhlel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
General News.

Philadelphia has underground telegraph
wires.
The revised New Testament is to be trans
lated into Welsh.
1t is proposed to illuminate the Suez canal
with electric lights.
Not more than half a crop of wheat expect
ed in Illinois.
The London Times appeals for an armed
assault upon the Irish mobs.
Five new fre-eneines for Chicago are to
be made in Cincinnati at cost of s23, 800.
Journalists of Paris propose to erect
statue to the veteran poet-journalist, Victor
Hugo.
The Persian Shah intends to visit Russia
this summer. wishing especially to be pre-
sent at the Cars coronation.
'Hoe for the seashore," as the youth said
who did garden work for his vacation money.
Philadelphia Ners.
Mr.. Millias's well-kuown picture of the
princes in the Tower" has Just been sold
in London for $4,000.
Milwaukee parties are about to establish
grain insurance pool similar to the one ex-
isting in Chicago.
Pennsylvania iron masters are shutting
down their blast furnaces on account Of their
being unable to find remunerative market.
The American dnry. Little Western"
Will start. on hef return journey. from west
minister bridge, London, Tuesday the l4th
inst.
The city authorities of Philadelphia con-
sent to the firing of Chinese crackers on the
Fourth of July, but prohibit other fireworks
and toy pistols.
The last of the daughters Of John G.. SAKE,
the poet, died at Brooklyn, n. T., on Friday
of last week, aged q years. Mrs. SAKE. the
poets wife, died within the past year.
man in Bscine, Wis. 50 years of age,
was introduced by friends to blooming
country girl, whom he had never seen before,
on the 5th inst, and in three hours had mar
ried her.
She was decorating her room with pictures
and she perched his photo upon the topmost
nail; then she sat down to admire her work,
and remarked quietly: "Now everything is
lovely and the goose hangs high?'- Wit and
Wisdom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
High Priced Beans.

Tom Watrous, commercial traveller, stopped
off at the Marshal, Mich, eating house sew
eral years ago.
He was not very hungry, and called for a
plate of beans. which he received. He in
qured the price, and was informed that it
was - cents.
"Thats a laundering price for beans"
said Tom
THAT the price," said the proprietor.
The train was just starting Tom paid the
bill, and the coaches bore him and his ndig-
nation toward Detroit.
This on Saturday. On Monday, Gil
more, the eating house man, received a tele-
gram, collect On delivery, Sl.25, which he
paid, and read, on opening it, "a laundering
big price for beans"
Thirty days from that day neat express
was handed into Gilmore, c. o. d., who paid
30 cents for the privilege of opening it, to
discover a lot of sawdust, on the top Of which
lay slip of paper with the cabalistic sym
bols: "a laundering price for beans"
Two months from this Gilmore was sum
moned to Chicago to meet a former business
partner, and the hotel clerk handed him a
letter conveying the pleasant information
"A laundering price for beans"
During Gilmore's absence his son paid for
two kilograms and one express package, all
bearing directly on the subject of rs cents
being "a laundering price for beans" Cost
of these articles, $3.50. A genuine telegram
from Gilnore's mining share broker, advis-
ing him to SELL was refused, and the loss Of
it entailed an actual damage to Gilmore Of
$500
year rolled away. Gilmore ordered a
case of Mackinac trout from Detroit. They
came c. q. d., S1S. SO. When opened he
found every fish had been removed from the
ice and sawdust and a shingle met his eve
marked with blue lead pencil, "A thunder
ing price for beans,'' Trouble arose between
Gilmore and the Detroit fsh-hobse, and they
vert to law, Gilmore winning the suit. and
s25 damages. and all at a cost for the attor-
ney's services Of $500.
Gilmore grew detected. Life looked gloomy.
Letters poured in on every one Of his family
at regular intervals from all parts of the
| world bearing the unpleasant information
that it was ga laundering price for beans
At last Gilmore sold the Marshal eating
house and moved to Chicago. He carried his
deep affiietion along with him, gnawing like
a cancer at his vitals. The persecution never
ceased Gilmore dropped faded and finally
died. The terribly afflicted family followed
him to his last resting place, and the widow,
with what little money she had saved from
the expenses of bogus kilograms and express
packages, erected plain marble slab to the
memory of the tortured Gilmore.
The following Sabbath the mourning fami-
ly went to the cemetery to plant some violets
on Gilmore's grave. Arriving on the ground,
they observed in silent horror that another
legend appeared above the name Of Gilmore.
1t was chalked on small blackboard and
read:
A THUNDEgING PRICE FOR BEANS