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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-29

-. december 2s.--rhe course OF
Z ~ ~ stock market here today
y great irregularity. The fore
- cbaracterlzed by sharp advan-
,'Sored by renewed selling. Louis
,,sr,sncea heavy break. Alto
,ras day OF hesitation and I'M
London was heavy seller OF
n. ana there was also heavy sell
MAI interests. 1t was generally
~ ali the active interests in the
y, ,hat no dividend win be deciar-
\, stock for the current half year.
statement OF the net earnings OF the
go, road for November was dlsap-
..,n, 10 traders who had bought the
4 i belief that the company would
favorable showing, and when the
Z ware published they threw over
,,ock Bear traders were heavy
!, !, ST. PAU. Burlington and West
rs,ou. Their covering in these stocks
i 4 he sharp rally early in the day,
.,-s stock came out in the afternoon
art Of the shorts were put out
The decline IN Union Pacific was
sting Induced by reports that the
H. Navigation viii soon be taken
N he Union PAcIuc system. General
4 "A rallied on covering OF shorts, but
4 M forced liquidation caused the de-
4, a the afternoon. A good deal OF
a. conferred ia the bond crowd,where
N bonds whose position Is regarded
oscertain were very weak II was
\ ior granted that the interest due
- l. guaranteed by the Atchison,
4 dsfaulted on. II was reported to-
4, ihAt the Southern Pacific company
nss the maturing guaranteed divi-
h a the Central Pacific and that the
Eai be taken from the Southern Pa
A rsterh. The payment Of the last
MA d the Central Pacific was delay
4 u some time beyond the usual date,
4: x Of the inability of the Southern
"A 10 obtain money with which TO pay
sigu and Boston houses sold Atchi-
IA money continued In GOOD supply,
= ofiersq bN all varieties OF nStiIu-
g ! hst the waning confidence in securi-
\ sases lenders more particular in the
8rsis as TO quality Of collateral. The
5r,,l does not show any appreciable
sfeA
Isautlle paper is scarce for the best
aes and can not be increased until
n b marked revival OF trade. The
f.sra Is nearly altogether for the best
In Buyers scrItinize more closely
Il sysf. The recent failures are looked
i d as an indication of the condition of
Il; houses, which puts a stop to the
\ Il the ordinary names, perhaps un-
Eavss, &c.
|r.ytans, 55iid55ssiic.
'sFss-Barely steady; December, 1880
Eyar-Raws were steady, but very
IA ii Unchanged figures; centrifugal,
ut ne; Muscoyado, 50 test, at 2ssc,
I n5asses sugar, SO test, at 2ac.
bass, steady but not active cut loaf
ksSasAed, at SOS S-idc; powdered, I-lS
II ...fatnH a-1cf14atn
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THERE SCIENCE IN NEATNESS."
BE WISE AND USE
SAPOL-IO

pounds on bran. ensc per bushei on oats
and corn. Bran. ppc per ieO pounds; oats.
Sssf Ss per Ssss corn Der POUNDS Ss
hay, si6noffieso nor ton; mlllst bay sta
\ HIbEs-'rhe range h values Is as fol-
lows: Dry flint, selected, 0'tc, dry hint as
they run, sS.aises
i.ARD-lseilned. ticrces 7G7Nc; leaf
'NSoiss Ssslrs-cen,riruee Fair. i7aeoc;
prime, a2aeGc; choice, 2692Tihc; open ket-
| tie, fair, Hlfla,c; prime, S1c,
RAIsf Ms california, NJ, boxes, 81, 7SI
quart boxes. G5n75c as to brand and quail
RIcr-rread, &c; choice, axe: prime,
sKbTEI iverpooi in Pun supply; demand
fair; coarse, Soc; fne. si.1n per sack in
poe, I. o. b.. shipped direct from mines az
sGGGAis standard Eranuloted, 4Fsci
a ersiV'i sigs fancy Yellow ciarifed sSs;
choice yellow clarified s'sei plantation
COTTON srED--r. o. H.. $40 per ton.
Produce.
EGGS-Pcr doaec, 2sQ24c
Mssstefn ssc f gsss T Ts5ss
creamery :iNc
GMEEsE 0gctaslons are g. as 70, fellows VS.;
Cream edtlsselasi SWISS, Spc; ,imitatieh
ONIONS aiifornia, Sl,1a per hushel
pOTATOES--C'al lfornia, pet. hushel DOC:
PouLrRY-Chickens per Dozen S2'"pU
ViBaErAnfsEs.-n lnck-eyed peas. a&ci
lady peas g; white neens, aNe per pound
nHMaNAs- santa Martha fruit, cults,
81 R sslsS4 Y Slpi al eqasn'
coc0ASu.'s- q, oo9i.so per 100: $40
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Port OF Galveston, December
A tsftA t,4l

Port OF Galveston, December IS.
Arrived.
Bark President. Olsen, swansea
3arkentine Cosmos. Dayls, Swnnsen.
Schooac. Helen. Raml. CaInpeachs
Banke
Due to Arrive.
Steamship Keonu, wider, New York.
Cleared
Schooner Eunice u, Crocker. Pensacola.
.Tf Sailed
SCHOONER Ella NJ. why. why, Pensa.
cola.
United State revenue cutter Galveston
on cruise.
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STOCKS
Corrected daiiy By Atwood yiolsti < ca

noleflmafks, nofninnFclnll 90 da3Hfft. Ff9s
Baukers SO days - .s.s.....s 1A85la "a
eomfnerciai. 80 aays!,s.sti,e+..s-.t.. <3e,s
Srlnrefs. Fs-fts.s-..-f*ts A.hi
franz, 90 dAys, com ...,t,t7-. S'ala
sIlVrH CERTIFICATES -Nnw 1oHk.
TodaY.,-,.i. notwithstanding TBS Sie
RAfrs IS smygE LosDoN
roaay. -. 4. l......ss...sss..~. 1874
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gu.


THE SEMI-WEEKLy POST Is
appreciated bu It's manu- readers,
and II has always rH6ipPoGdiHd
hu placing before them all the
news, served In a concise, reHd-
able manner full Market Re-
rts--disCussinu fulln all mat
tersof Interest 70 the people In
general, and treating faiflD ula
and all.
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Nole puger. .salIeIl 20


It,-geiut3 inn. Gar fls weeA, -+..'-.tt''' so aeE
ftcrfrfs .lfue ti1e iuai week .sfs" fIn
Uaceipis sanin iimc iHal year -',--...t-'-s- TX Il
hlceipls title day ..-.s..tt .atrt-f-t.'+I f'''f
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vInLErT,s cIRcuLAR.

Hss Orleans, December 2S.--Atwood
CO. say. The Liverpool mar
! 6sss steady at 1854 advance over yes
Nj prices with spot sales of 1900
x The feeling on this side is one Of
aGnfidenee, Cotton for come time
Aas been subjected TO q meteprolog-
Ambardment and the assertions have
4 neasire been borne out by the crop
ssAiDt The feeling. however, Is COM
sas to gain ground taat the sources
r1yE are being depleted Advices
r. he entire cotton belt point IN this
ss1n and aside from the assertion
NFies remote from the field Of pro-
2sas there Is nothing 70 indicate the
ssulg
stort receipts. except taken IN con-
ien with the various conditions
lfag thereto, are comparatively OF
sble value to illnIarte thls. the
'aTa brought into sight January, 300
4 $500 bales; in January, 1873. 55e,pa;
4 u port receipts for january 1887 We're
IL shereas in 1855. they were only
bales.
s. st, Louis advices report that the
~ Of that city hold this week bills
zahg for 40 per cent less cotton than
ID for the same week last year.
Galveston News says today that
|'A factors, cotton buyers, interior
FEssnls and Texas officials Of the
igl1s agree In saying that fully 90
snt Of the Texas crop has been mar
IIsa ana that the total Texas crop new
71ieA 600 bales. The reports which
feceiYed from that state We're
|4g from sections which have been
81 Affected by the drouth conditions
Z t'aee the yield per acre rs given BY
= prcbahiy less than the actual out
q where the whole AState is considered.
Il ieripts today ss,7s7, against 2A,Il0
y star and thus far this week 2sbs0l,
- zl,6l5 last week and 1879 last
e estimated receipts for this port
zssiow are 1000 10 10000, against sIif
Il this market and New York
s9 Rbout 10 points higher. the mar
shawing better ,indertone Spot
s.ket eloses steady at 1-15 advance,
y ales Of 5000 bales ana sales 70
Als lssa bales,
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, December 2S-W Wheat reacted
today after early decline on free selling.
new figure, 6i7ge vas the reaction on
good buying here ana IN 81. lsoui9, and
closing prices were about sac higher than
yesterday
Corn gtined 45lt4c; oats, q like amount
and provisions closed higher for pork and
ribs. unchanged for Lara.
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sehooner I'ranls Iludd. smIth.
cleared COR galveston.

Steamship TripolL sailed December 10.
gteamhhtp Acme. saile1 December
steamship MSWnohi cave, sailed NoYem-
brF ~
litit steamship Moorgate. Smith. sailed
steainship Avondale. Miller sailed No.
s,eainship Paimas. sailed December 10.
sehoener Belle o'Neii punton. sailed
I Schooner Belle, oNel. sailed -.
Schooner Robert ". Daisey Montgom-
cry sailed -.
Baltimore
Schooner warren Adams. Murphy sailed
sish9ener Lizzie Chadwick. clark. sailed
December ~,
Bark Alice c, pickernan. railpa NO
yeIDher 4.
steanslIp Toronto. Bartlett. sailed No
veInber 10
sleslnship calarose seward. sailed no
yember 10.
Swansea
, Bark Cosmos. Davies. sailed Nov. %.
steanshlp Aldoborougt, salied Dec. q
g, stsaIassilp somefhlil, sailed Dse 2.
Steamship Springfield. Bramfeot sailed
Deeenber ~
scheepcr jessie Lena, sailed -
Schooner Frank Ispda smith. sailed ps-
2 aeheeaef - s Sswe0ss More asrse HARTMAN
saiied December z.
New FORK
Steamship coraal Rick. allied December
seheoaer Jessie Jena. podsI, sailca De-
sleapsaslp I.eopa. Wilder. sailed pecem-
Cotton on shipbcafd (yot cleared1
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Oflce Of The Poi
Houston Thursday. December 81


Houston, Thursday, December IS.
with the exception OF New Orleans
which closed steady at l-le advance, the
spot markets were unchanged today.
Houston and New York closed steady.
while Galveston closed firm.
Liverpool reports business moderate at
unchanged prices
stoel. in iSsw York, IS IS 90; IN New Or
leans, sI0,91S,
Liverpool futures opened steady at yes
terdayss figures ruled quiet and IN
changed and closed steady point higher
than yesterday.
New Orleans futures opened quiet, 70 4
points higher. ruled steady, J 70 points
higher still for most months and closed
steady, 8 to points higher than yester-
day.
New York futures opened steady and
generally unchanged. ruled barely STEADY.
to 8 points higher, ana Closet very
steady, 10 points higher than yesterday.
houston DAILY STATEMENT
Gross receipts '.'ft.''s't-.. WIN
Gross Shipments 10 ig
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I;ys,-Raws were steady, but very
/ IA ii unchanged figures; centrifugal
ut .lsci Muscoyado, 50 test at 2ssc,
II nlasses sugar, SO test, at 2ac.
Egssa, steady. but not active cut loaf
t.4asAed, at 5I5 S-i6c; powdered, 7-i9
Ia ersnulated, 4 s-16Gissc.
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Ns-tfNHHfA - trfAtAftfkA-AN "a AANAL
For Great Britain
Steamship ifbnifon, 1880.
SienEnship Soinerhill. 3nfi.
stsaianuip Zanzibar sjs27.
hteauship Acme, 1851.
Steamship paulina, 1914.
Steamship Maria, 1d2.
Steamship Garcin, 3I77.
Steamship Strtthagon, 3743.
Total, q. 26s.
For France
ste8nahip Etrathspey, ~.
Steamship Virginia. 4y9.l.
s4ifaHuH4p Ebnlrose, 1914.
Total, itits
Other Foreign
SteHiHfnifl Avnflna fDSO,
fsteainAhlp Blue Star. 1855.
Atrauiahip ff6islla u. 40.
Total i2,ilb.
Coast Wlee
Mallory linz, 3eSs
Total 3et5
Hlnr fireat ieritnin. n, 2lls.
Fur ifretre. of5i.
Fpr other fofeiFli. 12.1ib.
For epeatwiae. dh51.
Total on Hhiphoarsi, 1902
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LIYmsTocIS..

4. ..,nrAan.
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reed buying here ana in ST isoui8, and
closing, prices were about sac hiHher than
Corn gilined tsaLo oats, q like amount
and provisions closed higher for pork and
ribs. unchanged for lard.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, December rs Leading futures
Whoat--D December. 593se; May. s5lse.
Corn pecenher, stisc; January, a4lsN
ats December asc; January 2s,; May
Aiess pork January. 81. Al; May Y, Gesa
i.aed.-inniar@, S1.sIh,s Mar, Sgsu3
Short ribs- -1annary $3.50; My. $3.50
Cash auDtationh. No. , aniIng w4eat
hu7kci No. , red, Ba76ci No. 2 corn, sdsici
fnri. sS 20. snort ribs sidns noosa). SO fai
gro; dry saiitd ahpulaesA 01ozedl. 1920
600. short cleltF aides shoxssils Sti.1befI.tD
NEW YORK.
New York, December IS. WlieHt-spol
dull; No. elevator aaNB5b4e options dull
aud weaiser, carly closing dull; No. red
Janunry, BJgac; May, 70lsc: December,
g5Nc corn, spot dull; closed steady. No.
firm Januery, ]2ssc MAY. iaMn; Deoetn-
Der, i2Mci hides steady; rice dpll; moaHs
ses drll.
unchanged 70 10 points advance; spot Rio
firm; No. Z, isssMlskci cordovar. 500
snear-Iiaw. quiet and firm: refined
ST. Louis.
st. Louis. No, December 2s Flour I'M
changed; wheat closed sse above yAster-
day; cash bBl5c. Deeembst 5000. January
sTei May, exc; corn closed hlMr above
yesterday, cash, a284ci Decemher. 33i4c;
January, a2e; May B155o; oats duli;
cash and December 27c lid; May, a0Nc,
corn meal gf!iet, Sls75; whisky steady
SLf5; baggiIlg and cotton ties unclianged
provisions very quiet with only moder-
ate jobbing trade at previous quotations
KANSAS CITY
Ran1as City, Mo, December 2s.--wheat
unchanged; corn unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS.
New 0ti=s,iiss Isa,. December 2e- Mar
Enlt iInchnnned
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

President Cleveland has made a
few general appointments and
appointed o large number Of post.
masters this week, and 10 is bchesed
that be is now considering the
claims and qualifications ofthe long
list Of candidates for the very inn.
portant POSITION Of Public Printer.
Tho lucky man who gets it will
have about three thousand places
outside Of Civil Service rules, at
rs disposak
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

The wife Of Capt. Roberts, Of tho
White Star gteamer. Naronic, which
has been missing since February
II, when the vessel sailed from
Liverpool for New York, and the
wife Of chief officer Wright, who
WAS second IN command, have both
gone insane through despair, caused
BY the loss Of their husbands, and
have lad to be placed in an asylum
FOR the insane,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

When there is tea on the table
in some Of the hospitable homes Of
Barbour county, West Virginia, "
says the New York Sun, ''the
traveller is sometimes asked: 'TWnl
you take vet sWeetenin' OF dry
sweetnin'?" n he selects the for.
mer ,sorght n n olasses is handed to
him, while it he takes the latter, he
gets maple sugar in little lamps. -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

A weekly exchange says that the
recent cyclone in south Georgia
upset things generally, changed the
day of the week, blowed the staves
of of barrel and left the bung
hole, and scared rcd headed
woman.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

There died IN Mexico lately q
misor who bad tattooed his will
over bic chest instead Of using pen
and ink. THE court dccrcod that
the ''human document should be
copied and duly sttested in the
presence of witnesses" This was
done, and the court has pronounced
the Will genuine.
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CARD.
GRAFTON, W. W., May 3!

GRAFTON, w. yA.s May 3!
DEAR FhfBND -
At tho suggestion Of some Who
feel an interest in our State Sunday
School Convention. it has been de-
tcrmined to hold the first session
on Tuesday evening tie 10th Of
May, at 0of Chapel, in Chrks5
burg, beginning at 2 O'Clock, and
continue the sessions or Wednesr
day and Thursday. in the orieiv
nal notice it IS stated that the first
session would DO held Wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock. All local
papers please note the change and
copy this notice, and oblige
3. r. MkRTIN5 President
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

Women now have school suffrage
in twenty-thfce States and Terri
tories. In some OF these States
women vote OH school questions on
the same terms as men. in other
States The right Is more or less re-
stricted.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11
A CARD FROM REV. WILSON
LEWIS, OF THE EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

ASSOtiAIlON.
EDITOR ARGUS -
In tile last issue Of your paper
there is n statement to tho effect
that the Legal controversy in the
Evangelical Association was ut last
terminated, the Supreme Court Of
Illinois having so decided in favor
OF Bishops Esher and Bowman.
To read this statement as pub
lished. leaves on the mind of the
reader the impression that said
decision decides the controversy in
all the states, whereas it only de-
cldes the matter for the State Of
Illinois. Bat the Supreme Court
of Illinois did not decide the higher
question Of moral right or wrong.
IL only put its construction on a
point Of law.
AS l represent the true and loyal
Evangelical Association in Preston
county, which recognizes Bishops
Dnbs, Haman and Stanford as the
only true Bishops OF the Church, |
wish to direct the attention of your
readers and tho attention also OF
Rev. Jacob Bower to few facts i'm
connection with this unhappy con-
trovcrsY, which | am able to sub
stantiate.
Brother Bower seems to be great
ly rejoiced over this decision and
will refer him TO the fact. that in
the State of illinois there are scores
of fine churches standing empty,
where the Esher fraternity 10 not
have single member and where
they did not pay n single dollar
toward their erection. They have
no preacher to put in them, and il
they had they would have to preach
TO empty seats. Such churches no
more belong to Esherism than they
belong to some foreign country.
don't see how Bro. Bower can
have the gall to rejoice over such a
decision. If ne had as much OF the
love Of Christ in his heart as he
should have, he would rather weep
than rejoice over the desolation
which tyrannical Esherism has
brought over our beloved Church.
Ii he had the love for his breth-
rem that a christian should have he
would be preaching the Gospel
instead Of going about putting up
notices in post-ofices and on
Churches to the effect that all mem.
bers of said churches who will not
bow to Esher's rules, arc thrown
out Of the Church by the wholesale,
which is not only contrary to our
discipline which requires n mem Der
TO be tried, but is also contrary to
reason and common sense.
These are facts which can prove
and more to follow il necessary.
No, no, Brother Bower, we are all
here, so do thyself no harm. There
are over sixty thousand Of US yet IN
these United States who have not
bowed the knee to Baal.
Mr. Editor. lot your readers
ponder we'll the fact that in the
State Of Pennsylvania the churches
belong to us legally and morally.
The Pittsburg Conference, Of which
| have the honor to belong, gent
out into tile work over sixty minis
ters vt our recent Conference.
In conclusion will say that I am
a peacable man and cherish meme
but the kindest feelings toward our
friends Of the other eide, but bear
in mind that I am an Evangelical
to tho back bono. and intend to
staud by my convictions.
REV. WILSON LgwIs,
Pastor EvangelIcal Church.
CaANEsyIbLE, W. Va.
May 2, 1893.
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Di. j. e. Willis, of Barbour
comfy, became suddenly insunc
while OH a visit to Parsons, few
days ago, was arrested, adjudged
insane and taken to Weston.
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1T WASN'T HIS yALisk.


told a story the other day, says tho
New York Sun, Of somewhae
remarkable eSperiente he had not
long ago on one-horse railway IN
the Westl
"'rhere was only one passenger
car,' he said. ''and it was full. So
was tho conductor. At all events
thought so from tho way no
addressed me coueerning valisc by
my sidc."
"Takc that thing into the bag'
gage car" he remarked very perem-
toriiy.
l looked at him somewhat SURE
prised, aid without making any
response.
edo you hear what | sayP he
demanded.
eyes do" / answered.
lie went away 20 collect somt
tickets. When ho came ba, k about
ten minutes later he looked angry!
81 thought ] told You to takc
that vOliso into the baggage car"
he yelled.
al heard YOU" l responded
mildly.
"Thcn why haven't you done it?"
"Becauso don't propose to,"
"You don't, eh ?"
"No, | do not.''
"rho h-z-l you say p hc roaredi
t'Pd hate you know that I'm tho
boss of this train, aud | don't put
up with impudence from no dudOsl
You snake that bag out Of here OF
III chuck 1t through the window
IN just two minutes"
At that moment We slowed upj
approaching station, and the con.
ductor went out upon the platform.
More passengers got aboard, and
when he came back several persons
were Standing up in the aisle.
just sat still. wondering to have
been called dude for the FIRST time
in my life.
"What ~ shouted tho ticket
puncher upon his return. "You
won't pay any attention To what I
say, eh +? Well, here goes p
With that he picked up the valiso
and threw it out Of the car window.
We were going at tho rate Of about
fifteen miles an hour at the time:
said nothing, and Quarter OF an
hout later lie came through again
and spoke to me. Evidently he
had been rejecting that possibly he
had exceeded his authority.
al wouldn't have done It," hd
said, half apologeticaIlyj "only you
riled me, and discipline's gotter bo
maintained on board train"
"Oh, that's all right" | replidJ
with entire composure.
"Well, what arc you going to DO
about it ?" he asked,
"About what ?''
"Why, the bag"
"Oh, nothing" | said.
"But weren't its contents valuas
BILE 2"
~ don't know, Pm sure" /
responded.
"You don't know s''
"No." aid," at wasn't my
valiso."
Ny dear boy you nceer saw q
man so totally habbergasted as that
conductor WAS IN all your b6fR
days. got of at the next station;
and ] haven't the slightest idea
how he managed to Fix things up
with the owner Of the bag who had
left it or tho seat beside me while
he went into tho baggage car to
smoke.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

Down in south West Virginia, il
yon ask native how far It is to a
certain point he may reply that it
is "too looks and a hoot." A look
is as far as yo0 can See and hoot
is the distance a human voice is
supposed to carry.-Boston Globe.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

A Georgia editor recently bought
a bicycle with which to run down
delinquents /; the sheriff levied on
the bicycle and is now running
down the editor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

George w. Caruth, appointed
Minister to Portugal, is promi-
nent lawyer of Little Rock, Ark,
where be is also editor and principal
owner OF the Little Rock Gazcfte.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

Widows have the same privileges
as men in voting on school ques-
tions in Kentucky. No other
State grants such privileges.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA,

If you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN.
crease. write to N. w. FITzoERALD,
Washington, ID. e.. he is a citizen
OF West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-11

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