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cases. th one oi '1e earnest OF 'iee''
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ed ''SSiS,''i'" prosecutor aSaiuSl d
woman c"aT7ed with po!HoHi'S
ma a' tAe nay ItoGSe-"L olu nos,
''itte-" case "uieh eAci'tu great
iGplc interest; y A"oi oi tn'h'7
i"I4o"rd anu he mas aI&ayS oevh
pressed Eilh busihess- 1t Is worth
"hlle S-SlhS just mere t4at, hsiut
rom lis promiaeuce IN pn5ilc hi,
H. h&s loo nearly two decades been
one OF Ine foremost lawyers III the
state. No" lEat The lien 'rlcks llrm
IS brok"n up, 1t may be SAID IhaJ.
Trneral ii HaTrisou shafss with one. or
posMb-y two others, the Gonur Of
standing = the head OF the indiana
.i.r. In TINS connection lawy Will
be- int rested il The carefully OK
pressed estimate vi General Harri'
sons former partner, hpn. ". L.
hl5ahac.i, who says: lie possesses
ali tie Qualities oi great lawyer la
rrre combination. tie prepares a
case with cousummaje skill; bis writ
ten pleadIngs ara models OF elsaruess
aud hreVIty; ne Is peerless In Indiana
as an examiner oi witnesses; he dis
cussos . legal question in a written
brief o. IL oral argument with con-
ylnclng logic, and as an advocate n
may "e sad OF him that when lie hg=
finished AZ address to he jury Moth
'nS remalas 20 be sad Oh that side
oi the Csc. | have often heard able
lawyers IN Ind ana and elsewhere
, 1888-07-05

STEAMER CHANGEs.-By the sche-
dule for the q. X. & n. Co.'S boats.
the Alasksn and the OIympian will
run alternate on the Victoria route.
and the Emma Hay ward will ply be-
tween Olympia aad Tacoma. The
Hassalo, The new boat from the Col
umbla river, arrived from Tacoma
this morning, and will here after run
on this route. The Ge1. VI. Starr
has besn on the Whatcom route 10
relieve the Idaho. which is laid ND
for repairs. The Hassalo. in appear
anee, resembles the Hayward, or
more particularly, the old Welcome,
excepting that the upper cabin does
lot extend so far aft. The cabin.
however, Is TO be extended, thus in
creasing the cabin room very mater
tally The Hassalo is a considerable
slower boat than either the Starr OF
Hayward
, 1888-07-05
Order TO Show Cause.

IN the Probate Cont OF CIaiam County. wash
In the rua Ter Of lhe e-:@'e Of Elicit Cline,
tCCua-Cd
Order 10 show cause Uly tisiribUtian ,h5u!d
not De IaaLe.
GA !Cidiug and fling the petition Of Margarat
lire. AdmfHI-tratrIx uFon The Estate OF Elliot
.ln", deceased. setting r.rth among other
ih!Eg- tia laid estate has teru fully admins
--ut"i. and tHat there vCr.gin lands and real
- a" remaining after the s-rtleg eut OF all
r"lnS, and praying fur a 6nsl disIg button #
.hs -sTt % the heir at iaT UI said Elliot Cline.
licensed.
Il is ordered that al p-r.onz iptere-.ed in the
cir OF Ihc said Elliott Cline. - ceased. Ite HIli
appear before III" Probate Court of the County
81 o lgl IL, w +. ~ tie Court HoGsc o! said
."nfil- in sew D!nlfne.E j., raiG Comfy. On
: rndEl he 23d day of July iSSs- II il O'Clock
" Cf >:s't DIV, ihcn AID there 10 -how cause
IL aH order II Gls!TIEutn- -. ogli NOT lie made
of = sc re-i:ue Of -nid Estate amo1S=t ;hc Erir.
Il nav uf r q Elliot lire. II cordiny 20 Inw.
II l. further or!erei thai p copy Of his order
be Published iH th- Port Townsend AEGU-. II
weekly new wsTugcr, printed and published
th" GIiy OF or; IOWrsenG, J-frr.oil county ".
!. four successive weeks. pri"r o said sd day
fJuIy. 1898
Dol.e ut Ch4rlbrrs this 9Th day Of siay. A D.,
lo-S-
JOHN NORRIS,
Judge OF the irOIa.e Court
Claiam county, w. I.
County OF Clalam.
!. John Eor-i-. Judge aud eT-Cfici6 clerk Of
the i'rohnte Co TT of CiniGEa coHniy. " T., do
hereby. certify ;hEt the !or"g ing il full true
and correct cops Of th" origiu-l or,!er 10 show
cause, granted 10y our said I'ryhatc Court. N
Estate OF Elliot Cline. deceased
- In testimony whereof ha.e he.euuto
IS. I SET my hand and sfiIed the :; al OF or
- said Probate Court, this SIh DAY OF My,
JOHN MORRIS.
Judge and eJ-05feio Clerk.
, 1888-07-05
NoTICEy

Notice = hereby given that all per ons know
il y Themselves indebted to the firm OF Bill 4
weymOu h arr requested to cali a 'd So tie their
accounts before or by The lst OF July, or they
VIII ba p'Rc' d in the hands OF al attorney for
collection RILL & ~ EYMOU1H.
, 1888-07-05
SUM MONS.

In the District Court for tbs Third Judicial
District OF Washington Territory. holding terms
at fcft townsend. Jsifrracn County for ths
Juan. -''- D--
, 1888-07-05

To -, ss-F f--s2. iaf-.-:I i07 -sD.ritcl, life
les ac'I r. -c.5.sinly ir'--ra'i!e. both physi-
ga..y iu'l ..1- .y; oZNe-!tiicc sense of
i'!'.ess or -al.iHE si-ar eating, or of gone
mes Cr ".-1t:..a-S ri gtvsa.cn III the morn
tcc, tnuZaa - osG, Hijl"c q bad taste in
mouth, ..c'. ..2- GIi1C sec diEiuEss, frequent
A=g- ache -.sr ~ 81 -a f.s4 "tioaftug Sp5cks"
5esg.e tie -'g+- s-=- sa..s ;rC-,-.tion or ex-
i.,Ju.l'uu, i--- ..sy e. ,c.aT,--, hot Iiushcs,
aii,fIHtrF "iN ca. esHs .lcnS, sharp.
bi-iI T.. "a - .s1g pairs fs9r t5rl there, cold
feet Ciua' mess 9tt-~ me g, .i-etU.ucss, or
CiEtuTtt'; f.aN Js'fa-4 4lH .is-. G. -, constant,
iaa,Ecrih81.2 iCc-1-t -E t.--.2. O. OF impend-
If you hssr- 1i, CC' s,Jsr c-z-.iticrsII'e number
oE these s. Gt,t.i.-s's ~ ays G;:ate..ng from
that IClSs yC.g:HfI Of American nllladies-
Bilious bysuC i'-il. CT SoTpd Liver, associated
with HyST. pSa, o. las! ,c1si,.gs. The more
COMP Gated yCI.- diSu.r,e Els DeCOme, the
greater ta2 nl!Iho1c Z S..,rs'fy OF symp-
tCnls No matter y.}.ag G,acr s. las reached,
Lr. z'icTCc "a Ct-tt7'' e -f-g-;4rzsi discovery
VIII sIb1ue r II sah, q pcIT,rsii.sr 10 dircc-
tons Tor 4 reasonable laugtb OF tiii.a il net
cured, conf ilentir..s rs=itiLlT and Consump-
ton Cf the LgrGS. skin Dist,i- e Iialrt Disease
EEeUnlotiSl.I, Z .,ingg Disease. or ether grave
maladeS aJ3 quite iatle L. st IN ans, SOCaer
or later, induce "a fat,l tcTuiiVG iioG.
De PicEce'5 SsCEGrH EkgRtca1 Dis
GGEerE acts powerfully upnl The Liver, and
througi ta-5 ETca5 blood purifying organ,
cleanscs tla sys .In OF ali biOnI-talnt and i'm
pul1Licg, from whatever GS1zc arising. 1t is
equally eiic1cious in |c'iUy upon tho Kid
ueYS, ara Iti!lC JNcTcJpiy organs, cleansing,
stfeagthS ming, and hc.liiDs their diseases. As
digestion End nutrition, thereby building up
buttl i!cSh anu strength. II nul.rinl districts
this wonderful HgtsiiCipe las gained great
celebrity in curing EeTcr Eud Aguc. Chills and
Fever, Dumb A;-uc, anG kindred diseases.
cOVc-v
, 1888-07-05

difficult Of Liver and ne troubles
Flood Poisoning Hip Disease EeiI
ana Skin Diseases g9lsf"iy.
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of san NJ l.
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pc IscE%5c-
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pi,n EczeI,F Piles
and aeefin tosz@
ru Sore cTToaiMu Munpran andI
SOC Fs<1z- according 'oFf'
stEEnoDy or z =
uExEHs Sta
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SARSFiELI RE.N.v9:E DIES CO.
STREET. FRANCISCO
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, 1888-07-05
SUM III ONg.

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT. OF she Third Judi
ciai District o the Territory OF Washington,
hOl iHg terms at Port Townsend. Jefferson
ounIy, for the Counties OF Jefferson. Island,
Hla!am and shn Jnnn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
NEWS FROM SPORTS.
DoINGs OF THE WEEK IN VARIOUS FIELDS
OF AMUSEMENT.
New York Leads in the League Race-St LOUIS Ana
the Psnnant-Bss Bal Notss-Gsn-
eral Sports = Dramatic
Happenings.

New York is in first place in the League
pennant race by q fair per centage for the
first time in two years, and some people
confidently expect them to win out. Ii
such q thing could be mathematicaiiy
demonstrated and then carried out accord
ing to the rule, all would be well, as the
Giants have the material when individual
records are taken into consideration. Still,
the base ball wise shake their heads n
explain that it is impossible for the York
ers to keep up their present gait because
they have never done it before. Then
should some accident happen to Buck
Ewing that the team would 60 all to pieces.
While there may be something in this, 1t
is not quite logical. OF course Buck E~-
ing is subject to injury just as any other
ball player is. But the New York club
might be able to win without him! 1t Is
too early in the season and the clubs are
too well punched to tip any n of them
as a pennant winner. 1t is anybody's race
at present. The record up to Saturday is
as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
TRADE NOTES.

Sydney Aus bricklayers have struck
Tor an advance from lOs to lis per day.
Some Altoona Pa Italians struck last
week Tor $40 per day instead $l.5O
Reduction works have been started ut
San Diego, Cal. They are using Mexican
ore.
The strike Mt the Grayenhurst (Can. }
lost.
D. J. D~riscoll, of Reading, Pa, has
started q bolt and nut factory at Auburn,
near Reading.
Work on the glass works at Sheffield,
"a, has begun. Knights have been dis
charged at this place for belonging to the
order.
Ins American brig Addie Hale recently
cleared Philadelphia Tor Bahia with six
llslnl'ivsS All tsndsr3 oa board, yAlu ed
at SIS, 1000.
In the week ending July 81 the imports
Of glass at New York were: Plate, 24S
Pte<iSeS, valued at SIS, 243; window, 49,
0IS boxes, valued at S12, 521.
An effort is being made to reOrganize the
snip carpenters and eaulkers Of the Pitts
0arg district into the Knights of Labor.
There are about 500 Of them.
The Industrial outlook for the msnufac-
tnrers OF Bellaire, Ohio, was never better.
ABOUT the first OF September every factory
10 The city will resume in full.
Ine Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers will picnic at Aliquippa, Beaver
county, Pa, on the 2sth of August. Chief
Arthur and other big guns will be pres
CooPers at Winona, Mimi, have struck
against a cut from s cents per barrel, with
shaved hoops, 10 5 cents. Minneapolis
nsms made the reduction on June LIST
Inc WinOna firm says that barrels viii
sell Tor two cents less than formerly.
san Francisco woman sued her sons
employer for his wages. The court de-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
west vipginia) district are working full

time.
S~aybrook, Ill, has found 5 feet 6 inches
Of cannel and 81 inches of soft coal at
depth $50 feet.
The B. and o. Co. is surveying q branch
which viii open up the undeveloped coal
lands south Of Uniontown.
The recent discovery of q four-foot vein
Of camel coal, of the purest quality, In
Uvalde county, Texas, has stimulated in.
terest in coal mining in western Texas to q
great extent.
The Westmoreland Coal Co. will build g
new car shop at Irwin that will give em.
ployment to over 100 men. The cars used
by this company have been furnished by
eastern shops.
Puget Sound mines shipped in June 81
cargoes Of coal, as follows: From Seattle,
As, 965, tons, valued at $685. 07 so; From
Tacoma, q, $40 tons, valued at S153,S68
San Francisco is now depending on these
northern mines, there not having been
made q foreign charter in 60 days.
One of the largest bodies of coal in CEN
trail Wyoming is said to be in Bates Hol-
low, on the North Platte river, where veins
of coal cross running north, south, east and
west. On one section of land are to be
seen cropping out twenty-six distinct veins
of coal from three to thirteen feet thick.
Western coal will not be developed sue.
cessfully until railroad imposition shall
cease.
The Wichita Kansas Mining Go. held q
meeting recently in Wichita for the pur-
pose of amending their charter and to in
crease the capital stock from $500, 600 to
81, 00O, 600. The company own and con-
troll upward of SO, 900 acres of the richest
coal-bearing land in the state, all within q
radius of 100 mites from Wichita. The
fret drill has been started at Peabody;
other drills will be started at once, and the
richness Of their landed estate shown up,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
MILL NOTES.

The Belleville Oll) Nail Company is
now the Waugh Steel Works, with capital
increased to $500, 900.
The Edgar Thomson Steel Works Com
pany is erecting a small furnace which
will be used to empty chilled heats n
for tie purpose of relocating them in case
of delay.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Western Wire Nail Association, held IN
Pittsburgh, tie condition of the trade was
the principal topic discussed. Secretary
johnson is quoted as saying that the
market is advancing in price, and the
quantity of nails produced is much larger
than usual.
The various departments of the works OF
the Pennsylvania Steel Co. are again in
operation after q two weeks shut down.
! No. 1 Bessemer and No. 2 blooming mill
are still idle, owing to uncompleted repairs
in the Bessemer mill. No. 9 Bessemer is
in full operation and working very salts
~faetorily.
The Lewis Foundry aud Machine Co.,
| Pittsburg, are shipping to Trinidad, Col,
a considerable part Of the new rolling
mill to be erected there. The whole will
be completed within four or five weeks.
This firm had the contract for the entire
plant excepting the foundations and
building. They now have another new
mill for Alabama.
The order of 5000 tons Of rails for
Mexico, which was supposed would be
placed in P~ittsburg, has been given to
English manufacturers. The parties plac-
ing the order can get q cheaper rate from
Liverpool to Galveston, via steamer, than
they could from this city. All the rail
manufacturers at Pittsburg made bids %
the contract, bat the transportation charges
were too high.
A Bellefonte, Pa, dispatch says that an
Injunction has beer issued ut the instance
of General Cameron to restrain parties
from removing the machinery Of the How
ard Rolling Mill and Furnace Company.
The stuff was sold to Chicago parties
early in 1887 by Bernard Lsuth, but Gen.
ersl Cameron holdsa mortgage of previous
date. The Chicago parties allege that
the mortgage is good only for the real
estate, there being no chattel mortgage in
Pennsylvania.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
SPHINX KNOTS.
Anycommunication for this department should
De addressed 10 Z. r. CHADBoURN, Lewistown, Ne.
No. 0S5,-A Preacher

No. 0S5.-A Treacherous Frined.
There's much of sadness in each life
To cOunteraCt its brightness;
This truth appeals to all with force,
Despite its seeming tritenesS.
/ had a priced and valued friend,
lnsep'rable, / thought,
Whose kindly aid through many years
Was granted whene'er sought.
With me this good friend dined and supped,
My confidence II shared:
My lips Oft pressed the smooth white face;
So | was i'll prepared
For treachery upon the part
OF such a cherished one;
Twas like a dagger to the heart
From rise to set of sun.
Till, with the courage OF despair,
/ said this thing must end!'
Blu tOh, what anguish! how TO tear
From mt my whilom friend!
But opportunity there appeared
Upon the scene of action;
Ono skilled, who wrenched apart the tie
To my great satisfaction.
HAPPY THOUGHT.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

1t is nip-it-te-tuck betweenS ST. Louisiana
Brooklyn in the Association. The Browns
have been handicapped during the week
by having only one effective picther in
good condition. King did all the work,
yet under this disadvantage they held the
top. With Hudson again pitching win
ming ball, and their new man, Sterling,
the wonder he is claimed to be, the club
should make a much stronger battle. The
present Broolyn series will be watched
with great interest. Both the C~incinnatis
and Athletics are dangerous competitors,
however, and the race is anybody's as far
as can be seen Just now. Baltimore and
Louisville have been alternating between
very good and a very rotten ball OF late.
The latter has generally predominated.
The record up to Saturday is as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
DRAMATIC NEWS.
Poor BARLEY Campbell

Ioor bhrticy CampDell
Frank Daniels season in Little Puck''
will open in Chicago on August 10Th.
Rose Coghlan is doing the mermaid act
at the Oriental Hotel, Coney Island.
Francis Wilson is expected back from
Europe within ten days to rehearse for
"The 0olah."
Mrs. Lapgtry wants to purchase the
lease Of the Grand Opera House, which T.
Henry French holds.
Loie Fuller is singing in comic opera at
Atlantic City, where she has made her
Dsual success.
Robert Fraser writes to the Squb that he
has purchased Fred. G. Maeder's interest
in their play of Starlight"
Henry Miller, formerly of the Lyceum
Stock Company will probably be leading
man for Mrs. Langtry next season.
The new Irish play, which George Jessup
and Horace Townsend have written for W.
]. scanlan, is not yet named.
Arthur B. Chase, the director OF the
Booth-Barrett Company, is visiting his
relatives and old friends in Holyoke, Mass
Marion Foster, the artist, has taken an
order to paint a life size portrait of Mrs.
Langtry. Miss Foster is known as the
Patti Mascot"
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett, who has been
visiting Richfeld Springs, las returned to
his summer house at Deerfoot Farm, South
boro, Mass.
Klaw and Erlanger are arranging the
New England tour Of J. K. Emmett and
"Bathor Lights" Nearly 300 theatres
are now represented by that finn,
Beatrice Lieb has been enga,sd to play
the leading female part in "Tft Paymas-
teri during the coming season. Miss Lieb
is a handsome woman and sclever actress.
Rev. O. W. de Lyon Nicbls, Of Staten
Island, has preached q sermon on "Nero,
or the Fail Of Rome" limb Kiralfy's big
and successful spectacle nov drawing vast
crowds at st. George, Stata Island.
The following attraction are announced
for next week in New York "Nadjy," at
the Casino; "Prince Mdhusalem," ut
Wallack's Theatre, and tfie Ellsler in
Judge Not at the Madibn Square The
stre.
Laura Moore, the latst acquisition to
the McCaull company, tils from Havrs
next Saturday. Her fra appearance in
this country will be as Finetta in "Boc-
cacio" at Wallack's earlyt, September.
Manager J. Il. Mack hs re-engaged W.
NJ. Wilkinson, who dill such excellent
work In advance of Robts Downing last
season, and Wm. EysnG, who has been
treasurer Of the company or several years.
Imre Kiralfy has arraned for Cheyalier
Blondin to give five of htjwonderfql per.
formances ct Ontario BEN, near Roches-
ter, n. 7. The famous ttht rope walker
will receive 81, 900 for eae exhibition.
On September II the .~;arleton Opera
Company, headed by the p1ulsr baritone
William I. Carleton, will pen its season
At the Chestnut Street Thatre, Pbilsdel-
phia, with . new opera b HE authors of
"Efminie." II
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

hackers IS Walter ". Burnham. When
some of these Association and League
clubs are in need of q hustling manager
they should not pass over the merits ofthe
Worcester manager. Burnhsm is as good
s man IS either Spence or McGunnigle.-
Nesc York Press
Tim Keefe, thu star twirler of the
Giants, is said TO be a little off color.
Five minutes more of fair weather at
Detrit Friday meant defeat to the Pitts
burg club. Talk about luck.
1t just cost Tony Mullane $500 to get
out Of that Brooklyn scrape.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
No. OSS Changes.

am thinking of a person
In whom we all delight;
For ii have lost a treasure,
That person makes il right.
TranspOSe the letters of this name,
Some ore we love Is seen;
We are rich If we lave many such,
For they never can be mean.
Now from this asst condition
One letter tak way;
And you will find an enemy
who may kill you any day.
The one of a tlrO is always lucky,
The one of a three is never;
To gain the too and avoid the three
Should be our great end avor
ARTIBUS LAURENTfCs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
No. 900 Literary Aorostic.


l. "There are many men whose tongues might
govern multitudeS If they could govern their
tongues"
2. "Who can tell what Just criticisms the cat
may be passing on us beings OF wider specula
ton"
3. 1--WE are heirs of all the ages in the foremost
files % time
1. "Every duty we omit obScures some truth
we Shnuld have knOwn."
3 IF we make religion our business, God viii
make il our b~leSSedneSs."
6. Unless the causes are removed, the bad
moods Of one day are apt TO follow us into the
next"
:. The eternal stars shine out as soon as it Il
dark enough"
$. Consider well what your strength is equa'
TO, and what exceeds your ability"
1.-THE authors of these quotations are arranged
in a line, the initials will reveal the name of al
Italian Poet, author of the following:
And new tears born of old desires declare
That still i am as / was wont TO be,
And that a thousand changes change not me.
ALICE b, SHARRARD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05

No. 9s6.-A Charade.
From the so prize tangle

Mr.. Theodore Thaxter one day had a notion.
TO feel OF a ~swift-running last hen in motion
Yet he SION Came away of his best first bereft;
His left first was / bright but his right frs. he left
He now with his LEFT first can labor quite fast,
And | last him last night last aboard with a last
Twas a circular last that his first took away,
But u t0hOis was the the last in his left first to-day
+. W. HARRIS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
DIED.

GRAFTON Tuesday, July 81. 1883, at 2 O'Clock
q m, ALYRKD CRAFT, aged 81 yeaz-
GAUs-On Thursday, August 2 1854, at ten
O'Clock a. m , AsSE NARY, daughter a August
and Annie Cans, aged 7 mosthA-
ScHUDDERS-fhnrstay, August % ia q
10 o'clock p, m, at her home on kc4 street,
ALEnA~ scHUDDErs, aged q Year,
BRADY-On FddaY, Aazust q 15sAs 81 10
o'clock p. m, NnhEKD, infant daughter Of J. G.
and Anns b. Brady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-08-05
MINES N MINERS.

The Railroad coal association Of Pitts
burg is in good trim.
The Townley mines, near Fisher, Ala,
are being got in trim for operation.
Work Is going ahead at full blast and
full time on both sides at Wheeling Greek
coal mines.
All the coal mines in the Elk Garden