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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

God save King Oys,err' is Bal:imors'a
ALMOST iespairing cry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

New iork's proposed AIR garden should be
an excellent landing place for those AIR ships
from Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
THE 1881 TEA GOWNS.
CHruprs,s 1891 GAnmrxrs.

suits and Rcefers for children from II yezrx IN
hundred different sfyi spare only I~rTnits details
OF pr1e surl,r1ss-$l - for NAVY Reefes
eVd and buttons. two high sleeves
&c. Al s1kes iron 10 II years Tor tl-x5-
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
'''A - A. LIsxER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Gen. Weaver of Iowa Is in the field again. and
II 10 not the corn field either
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

Utopia Was queer name for u ship which
closed it's career by taking six hundred people
to the bottom OF the sea-
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POINTED SUGGESTIONS
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fpP kkE kakF RRR r. Wy ssss
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III you Will get this mornings Post and hunt us mp
there ON the fifth pare you will find We have given our
WHITE GOODS" Department a few moments chat
IL has popped into minds at the end Of that
discussion you will find yourselves clamoring for
iNMhlSt." What to put on them for finishing
touches ere necessary adjunct to the other AMI it is
our purpose to link them together as closely posi-
bic for your consideration.
During our fifty years as providers we have seen
some rare patterns born for this trimming servce-but
c"hdfu! they would not hold u candle TO the
creations OF this season. Isn't it really wonderful
what pace progress makes in the
with each new edition it would seem as design had
turned lie last corner in unique expression
ttie later up will bob fresh thought-the pupil of
past expeiience-beter adapted to the many uses to
which It may be pat. Genius rows-enterprse tight
ems on the costand the result is greater variety and
satisfaction with lower prices dancing attendance
ihrouS 1t all we preserve excusveness that halls
every lover OF unique effects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
HE 1891 CArrs.
The 1891 JACKETS. Enc.
CONTINUED below }


The garments imported from Paris ana Lands.
show that Blazers and Refers au fat. Here's
Blazer from London Clay Diagonal CIoth with satin
lined double-bress;ed w@istcoat, which dstachab.
The cost Is silk lined Throughout and braid bound.
Tailor-nsde, els.
Ana here the London Coaching Blazers with coll
lar and front OF s.lk. fancy braid binding aud
eIIIl robbery, sl5.
The latest Refers from Iondon arr Of Black Navy
ana Tan BrOadcloth. with Norfolk 'front.' roil collar
lap seams. braid binding. 81.
Here's IRON Paris. Navy Diagonal Cloth gold
braid ut three back gold binding and
buttons sld.
c3 The interest Of stock In the gar
ments made to initiate the imported at 81 a. sg 20
-. 90 and slo. We show Ee-sers and islazers a.
Broadcloths. Chevots Cancels Hair. a.. In BLACK
G-ays, Tans, modes. Sc. which ror style aud fA.~k
70 all ag,T,earance good as the i,a,,orfed
Sizes for misses ss we'll ne ladies.
THE 1891 coNNEMARAs
Pleatee tight hack and fun high shoulders arr .hs
s;y.e. CheyiOts. Cancels Hair s-r.s Ir,...-
cloths tine materials. Tans. orAys NAVY blac, ana
combinations forming plaids the coiors e., ca
slo. Ell. sl;.. Ella. sl5 the PRICES.
THE 1881 TEA GOWNS.
Paris robe is this-old siIk vest Of enlroid-
cred blue sk shirred loose back larre fun s,ee.es
Aeaid collar, where they a speciality u tless
these garments. 40 Palais Royal prize s:g5
HERE beauty; French Chsilie. cram ground. with
roses sleeves Of sk 10 match oosor Cd the ro~es
pieted al bach OF neck falling folds fest
pleasins at neck and fornIing zouaye. s2,2.
tswonderful limitations of III. imported sarmsat.a
sl5. s14. sl2. sl0. 81. ss and so
As- The s1.25 Calico Wrappers offered durine special
sale at 81. and the sl.ss B@tiste garments. with
rinted ooriers Cor only 81 o made same stys -
orzy, Mode Old koee. Blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The Law still stands in Boston that one must
eat when he drinks and sit down to both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

REMNANTS Or Towels.
Lot l. "A Aii-linen Towels. huck and
damask. REGULAR price. 6Oc. each. REM
NANT price, 30c. each.
l.. All-linen Trench Huck Towels, colored
borders. Regular price. G5c. each. REM
NANT price. :jc. each
- All-iinen Huck Towels colored borders
Regular price. l2;rc. each. REMNANT price.
Toe. each.
30 dozen RED FRUIT DOYLIES, Regular
price, 81. REMNANT price, &C. Dozen
~ dozen ALL-LINEN PLAID DOYLIES
Regular price. 31Ec. REMNANT PRICE,
pc Dozen
L White Damask Lunch Cloth, with red
border, 2]1 yards long, with one dozen Napkins
to match. REGULAR price, ST. REMNANT
price, s., per set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Established 1910. IT
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-:-:-:-.-s-s
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

SpHrse OvERcoAr WEATHER.
WHILE THE WEATHER IS PLAYING
FAST AND LOOSE II IS HARD TO DE-
TERMINE JUST WHAT KIND OF
CLOTHING TO BUY. BUT WE ALL
AGREE THAT A LIGHT WEIGHT OVER
COAT Is ABSOLUTELY INDISPENsA-
BILE. OUR NOBBY NEW STYLES HAVE
BEEN SELLING VERY RAPIDLY, BUT
THE ASSORTMENT Is STILL COM
PLETE. AS WE MADE PROVISION FOR
A LARGE TRADE THIS SEASON.
WHEN YOU ARE PASSING JUST TAKE
LOOK IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS ATA
FEW OF THE MANY NEW THINGS WE
HAVE IN SUITS. OvERCOATS AND
SEPARATE TROUSERS FOR DREssY
MEN.
ALL GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS ON
THE GROUND FLOOR; NO STAIRS OR
ELEVATORS TO CLIMB.
ROBINSON, PARKER L CO..
AMERICAN CLOTHIERs,
Be COR SEVENTH AND D SITS. NV.
mhl9-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

LANsBuReu & BRos.
DAILY NEWS.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT
NOW STOCKED WITH NEW SPRING SILKS
FOR EASTER WEAR.
WE HAVE MAPPED oUEzA~FEw SPECIALLY
INTERESTING AND INVITING ITEMS.
OUR STOCK Is IDEAL. NEVER HAVE
WE HAD SUCH SPLENDID sELEc-
TON. WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES
AND OUR GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON THURSDAY 10 1891

I'2s',-!'--;;-;,-:.-'.-'-.:.-'.-!-s
:--?-:-:-y---!-: $500
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EASTER SCRAHS.

Our entire line of 62c. An-silk Surahs in
complete line OF shades, reduced to soc. per
yard.
opeces Of 24-inch All-silk Black Surah, 62.c.
Regular price. 15c.
Agood assortment of colors and patterns in
Figured India Silk at :sIc. per yard.
Regular price, 62Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

The dpPdren: iIlc,smeat heather Of today in
ducrs re 10 continue Openiny until Sat
uTdav Night. We hope TO hare you
call.
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
1891.
SPRING OPENING.

SPRING OPENING.
The apparen: inc,ement ~eather Of today in
ducrs to continue or Openiny until Sat
uTday Night We hope 10 hare you
THE BON MARCHE.
$ f' &c F AK f. s.
sGS ILL oo" w EEE ssss
~; 79 ssa 6Scoo ZEE N \ TIT ssss
+ ~ys S soS En- s \ II + sssss =
Not seventy nine (79D cent Gloves. Ju. some
lots of More Expensive Gloves that W. want 10
close out and which put price on that ought
to closethem out quickly. Among them You
will find the following:
6-button Fine Quality Glaze Gloves. in Blacks,
Tans. Browns and Grsys,
AT 30 CENTS.
6button Fine Quality Glace Gloves. in Blacks.
1ans. Modes and Browns,
AT 20 CENTS.
4button Genuine Kid Gloves in Grays, Tans
Browns and Blacks,
AT 70 CENTS
FOWNES l. PERKINS,
Ladies' English Walking Gloves. in Red Tans.
worth 81.
AT 20 CENTS
Choice Of any of above four styles of 81,
$l.25. 81. 30 and So Gloves. in Backs Grays.
Tans. Browns. all Sizes at
ny g g 6 GoG PPpRp "A Il Il ERR s
Z = sssS { ccc c. =: + IA 4 II II ( ( f. H.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
W ooLEN UNDERWEAR REMNANTS,

WooLEN UNDERWEAR REMNANTS,
Ladies Extra Fine Wool Yes: and Pants
Regular price, 81. -. REMNANT price,
Sl.2:I each.
Ladies Fine Wool Vest and Pants REGULAR
price. Sl.2j. REMNANT price, SIC. each.
Ladies' Wool Vest and Pants. Regular price,
81. REMNANT price. 80. each
Ladies' Cotton and Wool Underwear Sizes
30, 32. "a. Regular price. Toe. REMNANT
price. 45c. each.
Ladies Wool Ribbed Swiss Goods all sizes in
White. Sizes l and in Red and Natural
Regular price. 81. 30. REMNANT price, 9Sc
each.
LINE CHILDREN'S SCARLET UNDER
WEAR. Sizes from 10 to 30. REGULAR price,
4'to Ioc. REMNANT price. % to SIC. each.
Lot of CHlLDREN'S Cotton and Wool Under
wear. Size 10 Regular price. 25c. REM
NANT price. 1Sc. each. slight advance on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

1891 GRAND Spring 1891
MILF NEnI OPENING.
One Of the granest Millinery Displays that has
taken place this side New YORK viii BE- the OPENING Of
Mrs JULIA BAER.
40 Gay Ut. north,
Batimore Md,
The most MAGNIFICENT imported Hats. Bonnats and
Toques have been selected regardless cost also the
latest novelties in Millinery Jeweled Drsisns WIN BE-
shown. to which the ladies' OF Washington are most
cordially invited MRS. JULIA bAEk,
- <39 Gay st. north,
mhl96t' Baltimore Nd.
SPRINa STYLE HATS, FACTORY PRICES.
-MACRER. MANUFACTURER. SILK HATS RE
MODELLED. 40 TENTH ST. NV mh17-lm'
Y ERvAND. ENGRAYER AND LITHO0RAPHER
n lO12 PENNA. AVE. NV.
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CH,LDnrs's Day.

DuxLArs New Yonx HArs.
THE SPRING STYLE SILK AND DERBY
HAT INTRODUCED By DUNLAP 1 co. NOW
READY AT
wILLErT RUoFYA
SsH S06 Psonsylvanis ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

We hdrejust placed on sale IN our Muslin
Underredr Department a JuH assortment Of
EXTRA SIZED SKIRTS for Loroe Iad,es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19
REMNANTS Or DRrss TR1nM,ses.

4NEMNANTS OF DRESS l. trimmings.
10 yards Of SILK MARABOUTS and GIMP
in different colors. Regular price, 81. REM
NANT price, Sc. yard.
ALSO a LARGE collection of REMNANTS of
various lengths and colors in the new sprinx
PASSEMENTERIEa and IMP III the prevailing
REMNANr priccs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

A THREE Day SALE.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ladies' Fine Dongola Button. Box Toe or
$500 Common Sense. Patent Leather Tips or
plain. All sizes and widths. Regular price,
$500. For three days. s1.9s.
Ladies' Bon Ton Button Richmond Toe
and Tip. Regular price. 3d. 90. For three
days. $1.9s.
SHOES Ladies' Fine Hand-sewed Oxfor.l Ties,
Spanish Arch. Patent Leather Tip or plair
Regular price. $500. For three days.
$1.9s.
Ladies' Tan, Gray or Black Suede Slip
FOR pers. Regular price. $500. For three
days. s1.9S
Gents Fine Calf Lace Shoes Bon Ton,
Globe. London or French Toes, all sizes
and widths. Regular price, 3D. For three
days, s1.9s
Gents Fine Calf Button or Congress. Plain
For three days. 81 90.
Gents Alligator Slippers. all colors Reg
DAYS ular price. S3 For three days, s1.9s
Gents Calf. Kangaroo or Dongols Low
Shoes, all the newest styles Just received
Regular price. 90. For three days, 81. 90.
T F 4 4 Z. II WV Y f E.. Y :
ssss HH 900 FEE
ssss ##H# g g f.
ssss ii Il 90 EEE
sSSS TIT 90 RRR ZEE
Soc T 90 BBR E.,
ssss i 90 ( ( EEE
80 SEVENTH ST. NV mhls-et
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This bargain ought to crowd our Glove count
ers for the next few days.
BIB 90 nm
b O. Nm
BIB o o MN
b B o o MN
BIB 90 n nm
NM MN A RRR CCC H FEE
MMMM AA RR &C II II
M n q "A ERR { HHH EE
r Geo II II ZEE !"
mhl9 3l6 7TH STREET NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
L. Remnants of Eiderdown and Jersey Fan-
nel i'll lengths from y To: yards.
I'D Remnants OF hoiiiespu and Operl Flan-
mel. in lengths from TO ) yards.
20 Remnants Of French Wrapper Flannels in
lengths from to > yards.
20 Remnants of Embroidered Flannels in
lengths fIoln to 3 yards.
ALL AT Low REMNANT PRICES.
;.ed floor, 18th st. buildinx.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

DRESS GOODS
Remnants of New Spring Challis, lOyard
lengths. beautiful DESIGNS. sell TOR To- yard
Remnants of pc. Plain Satteens TO- yard
Remnants of l29c Figured Sltteens. 10 yarl
SOC 36-incA Atwood Striped Henriettas Hoe. yard
LINENS AND DONESTICS.
Twilled Cotton Towe!in1. ......4c yard
100 Eemnnts OF White Embrd Flannels at spe-
cially low prices.
Remnants of Table Linens very low prices
1000 Ready fIade Pillow Cases .... JLr each
Linen ..Jc. Huck Towels - / 1c each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-19

BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Dark Plaid Cape Overcoat Size 2h years
Was 90 Remnant price. ~. 80
4Dark PlaidC Cape Overcosts. Sizes ~, 3 and
We're so. so Remnant price, 81. 30 each.-
Oddlots OF Blue Flannel Shirt Waists, Jersey
B,ouses Soed White Shirt Waists and Cling,
ham kits at about half orign II prices.
Third floor. 10th st. buildn2.)
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
"a Jse5et:; Green Tan and Blue bro.dcloth.
We're from - to 50. Remnant price, = 1. 80 earh-
Fine Jackets in Tan. Black, Gray and Blue
some with vest front and some embroidered.
WERE $40 ana 81. 50. Remnant price. q eaeh.-
Fine Jackets In Tan and Navy Blue Broad
cloths, dafons 3 &C.. different style in each.
Were sl5 end sis: Remnant price, q: 20 EACH
roll coilar-handsomely einbroidered. size rs
was 10. Remnant lrsce. elO. -
Third noor. l1th IT. buildinv.)
INFANTS, DrpAarmrxr.
Infants camtris L0nx skrts-trimn,ed af
bottom with three-inch RUNE Of embroidery IN
sertins ami clustsrs oz line tucks.
-.Were 6t kemnt ant price. el.
lnfanfsS French ,Nasnsook Long Dre>se4--
Gretchen style tine tucks and Inserting OF nne
embroidery IN wsist-three.tnch rune Of nne
embroidery ON skrt-inssssinx and ciusesrs Of
Wee Is. Remnant price. s2.5O.-
(sscond moor. 10Th d. buiidinx.)
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
mAls Coz. llsh sad ~. ~.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
Tariff Shot.

During the fourteen years from
ls47 to 1861 we had revenue tar
ifs. This is The period to winch
the high protectionist refer as our
"free trade period.
From 1s47 to 1861 the average
price Of standard shecting in the
New York markets was was 7.8
cents per yard.
During the ten years ending with
1888, after over twcntr years Of
high protection, the same sheeting
averaged IN cents per yard.
During the revenue period wheat
averaged Sl24 per bushol in the
New York market.
During the ten years ended in
1888 Of high protection, wheat ay.
eragcd only o. cents per bushcl.
Under revenue tariff a Jushcl OF
wheat exchanged for 10. 50 yards Of
standard sheeting.
But under the high protection
tariffs, from 1879 to 1888, a busbcl
OF wheat would buy only 1893
yards Of sheeting
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
ANCIENT DENTISTRY.

There was a great deal Of interest
felt among dentists come years ago
when one Of the royal mumDies
taken from the Egyptian catacombs
was found to be fitted out with an
upper set Of artificial teeth. The
plate was Of wood, carved to ct tho
roof of the mouth, and the teeth
were Of brass. tho natural share Of
the tooth being quito closely in,ita-
ted. u shows shat some one a. tic
Pharaohs felt Tie loss of his lnc.sors
and grinders and had The cour,
tooth doctor do the best that could
be done for him Before this dis
coycry 10 was commonly supposed
that artificial teeth were "a modern
coutrivance, but false teeth i'm
ancient Egypt furnish convincing
proof that thcr0 is nothing htw
under the ua-IWcryicN wifh e
S l.uuIs Dentist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

The work Of tunneling Eve miles
tlrouga the main range Of the
Rocky Mountains for railway and
wholcaa'c gold - Il silver mining
purposes. goes ou day md night.
and this without state or govern.
mcnt aid. More than 5000 feet Of
the distance is already driven and
tTenty. five veins Of gold and silver
are already crossed. The Denver,
Apex q Western Railroad to con
meet Denver with Sat Lake City at
a swing # $50 miles Of distance by
using this tunnel, has agreed for its
use for twenty years, and to pay
one dollar for each passenger and
fifty cents per ton for each ton Of
freigh; taken through it. The
Iuree illustrated p page pamphlet
sent to all who send two cents
therefor TO Mark VI. Pomeroy.
General Manager, Rooms 4G, Pulit-
zor Building. New York City. is
sonderfully interesting. instructive
and suggestive reading matter,
telling as IL docs Whit men are now
dong day and night, whore they
ere woreiug more than 1000 feet
pcrpcudicuIarly below the surface
Of Mount Kclso. Nearly 5000
men, women aud childron are now
financially interested rs osncrs Of
tho Atimtic-Pocifc Hallway TIM
mel aud all The properties Of the
Company.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
ALetter From An old Preston Boz
Who is Up I'm the Great
North West.

AINswoRrH, d. G. Dec. s" 1891.
Dear Editor Brown
was rcading an account OF the
meeting and excursion OF the West
Virginia Editorial Association some
time ago and saw reference made 10
you as the editor OF tho ARous.
l am sure you arc capable of get
ting outa good paper and as an
earnest proof of my assertion, 7 in
close two dollars for which please
enroll my name on your subscrip.
tion list and send paper to above
address.
haye been having it trough aud
tumble" for tho last 81 years in
this"wild and woolly" western cot n.
try, now prospecting, anon. hold.
ing down ranch or towns,tc. but
so far have not made any great
amount o: money. From 1st of April
to Dec. lst | was running as Purser
on the Steamer "Galcna." Just
now l am keeping books for min.
ing and smelling company which
job | hope to hold down till spring
when will take another turn at
prospecting.
send you copy OF tn only pa.
pers published in the Kootcnay
Lake country, viz; The Nelson
Miner and The Hot Springs News.
Hope you will receive them o. X.
With best wishes | am as Of yore
Yours truly.
IRA j. JENKINS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
A TERRIER TACKLES THE WRONG
T0M.JAT.

man hs owned terrier dors.
A boStailed ornery cusS-
And that there Burp got that there man
Into many an ugly muss
Fur the fellow was on his muscle,
And the pup was on the hite.
SO To kick that bob tail snimis
Was sure TO raise nght.
woman owned Thomas cat,
That 1t az fifteen pounds;
Ard other oats DOT M and got
when that ihsre cat was round
The man aud his dorg came long one day
Where the woman she did dwell.
And the dorg ue growled ferociously,
Aud wont for the cat like-wel.
He tried 20 chaw the neck OF the cat,
But the cat wouldn't he chaw'd:
SO he lit on the hack o that are dorg,
And bit an- chswed and clawed
o the hair Il few and the purp he you'd,
Asthe claws went int his hide,
And chunks Of n. h were peeles from his back
Thea he funnuIed, and kick'd and died
The man he rioael, and cursed. and swore
A. he gathered biz hr.ck bat,
That he ", ,uld hc burned essentially
II he didn't Kin that cat
The woman allowed she'd be blessed 10 he did
And che snatchei no an Old shnt-guR.
Which soc fred and ponpcred hi diai hragm
with bird shot number one.
They toted hin home on a window blind,
And the doctor cured him up,
And he never was known 10 ight again,
or TO own another pup.
Folks may turn up their snoots at this here
rhyme:
] don't care n cuss for hat
All want To show Is that fighting dogs
May tackle the wrong tomcat.
ESchdH0e.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
Why Magazine Pages arc Uncut.

Readers OF periodicals often
complain because the leaves are IN.
cut, but publishers have been driv.
en- to this backward step because
when magazines are sent out With
cut leaves, great MANY are return.
ed after having been purity read.
Stauoners and booksellers permit
regular customers to glance through
The pages Of q book or magazine SO
long as it remains unchanged, and
thousands Of periodicals are return.
ed by sta,ioners after the choice a..
ticlts have thus been read -Pi9a.
dslpAia LDfyer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
PAY THE PRINTER PROMPTLY.

P,rsons who pitro.ize papcrs
should pay promptly. for the pccu-
mary prospects Of the press have a
peculiar power IN pushing forward
pubic prosperity If the printer is
paid promptly, by prompt paying
patrons, he puts lis pcnt 0 bis paper
in peace; bis paragraphs are more
pointed he paints his pictures of
passing events in more pleasing col.
Org, aud the perusal Of his paper is
a pleasure to the people. Please
paste this piece Of proverbial phIlos-
ophy in some place where all per-
sons can perceive it.--Er.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
REPRESENTATIVE.
Where They We're Born and What
They DO.


Thoy DO.
Never before were there go many
new faces in a single Congress as
the one now in session and in conse.
quence it is said that there has been
an unusual run on the first edition
OF the Congressional Directory.
The occupations as given in the
directory, show that the lawyers are
still in the majority, there being
2l3 OF them. Farmers come next
with 65, school teachers ~, mer-
chants "a, manufacturers 20, bank
ers and capitalists 10, journalists
10, printers o, physicians 5, sailors
8, clergymen 2, miner, / machip.
est, | blacksmith, / book binder, |
carpenter, / tanner, / car flnisher
and ] harness maker. The total
occupations given is greater than
the membership, but that is because
some Of the members have followed
more than one occupation. Q Of
the members were born in Ireland.
Gin Germany, 8 in Canada, 2 in
Norway, l in Sweden, in Greece,
l in England and one in Scotland.
1t certainly is representative body.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

The final count in Ohio shows
that Mckinley ran 5000 behind the
next to the lowest man on it, Nc.
Kinley himself coming in last and
lowest Before he runs for any.
thing else in Ohio, Mr.. cKinlcy
will proDably try harder than ever
to convince these 8, 900 odd Rapub-
licans that their taxes are are pmd
by foreigners - Republic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

The " Y,rd OF Roses,' the
YoHA COmP0nioh's s autumn gift to
both old and new subscribers, has
been so greatly admired that four
editions. more than 10000 copies.
have ,lrtady been published. Il is
a pleasure to think that this choice
bit O nrure Is not for one pan TO
hide away. mt belongs to all the
peope.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
STUFFED S0LOMONS.
sr a W. rxrprntek. Az.

written for the Argus.
They are warmed by the wine Of thinkers,
Aud boat ON fermonted thought
And liNe the sonsull drinkers
Their thinking Is simply rot"
Nero readers are playing ct giutton,
Aud SUI what ideas thcy got:
They would bottcr an up ON cold mutton
Aud write ou their forcheads "to lot
The opun n.nouthcd hearers arc hersoS
Driicu here and thcrc az the will
or the driver directing their coursoN
To the market. the church and tho mill.
They arc warmed by tho wine OF thinkers,
And bloat on iermenied thought;
Aud like the sensual drinkers
Their thinking Is simply rot"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24

The Mexican Government CON
tracted with an American for the
construction Of a harbor at Coatzq-
caalcOs, in the state Of Vera Cruz.
Tbs sum agreed OF vas ti 800. 600
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-12-24
'UNNELTON g. KINGWOOD
N RAILROAD.

'tPraln issves KinewC,d az us s.. M. and Ar.
u N0f ~ T1naoItgn no s.ir a. r1 . fe .vea Tunnel.
i AZ 100 "A. nd. aud arrives M Kinrwood nj 1870
L0aves kinTwuud at fmu b fn and af. .vn
Nrannslton az 500 p. No.; leaves TnnDeiton M
'fil n m and arrives az Haywood az sn0 rr
Irains dtlF except 8uadav.