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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-06
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Corner Roanoke street and Salem avenue.
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n. Daniel. Architects No,GnG " de Saussnre
OGstcf 3ot;igcr, Wilson IL Higgins T. u. Wal
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-06
MONEY TO LENC
MONEY TO LOAN NOW

MONEY TO LEND.
MONEY TO LOAN NOW
On real estate security, no delay; now
is the time TO build home. Apply to
OSCAR D. DERR, No. Campbell ave-
nue. 6. W., Roanoke, Va. 1sG1m
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-17
oubllkowanie Iisty zaleglych

publlkowanie listy zaleglych
podatkow S527.45
d. Sinclair druki........ 1890
E. S, Morgan, papier etc. 4.21
E. B. Bogart, tow. ola wiez. $50
Bracla Voter bielenie W wlez. $500
Wine. E~rbertowskl innl
robota W wiezleniu........ 7.75
}. B.Bambenek, materya}, ro.
bota l reparacye W w!ezienlu. lO4.47
j. TisdaIe, pranie it de-. 6.27
J.B. Bambenek komisarzowe 600
N. dlcD ... O.UO
j. II. ?erry...... ....... 600
T. H. Page.............. 600
j. B. Bambenek, ustugl W
Radzie wyrownania poda,kow 1900
N, Walch ditto i mllowe 22.Oo
J. e. Perry, ditto, ditto % 90
T. H. Page, ditto, ditto.... 2o,2o
q funaus.u ubogich.
bracla FroTmes tow.d. ubog. 22.63
Gate City Carriage Co., ma.
teryat ola fanny ubogich i
reparacye 1890
z funduszu dr6g mosl6w.
Walenty Dudzinski lnni,
rob. PREY drogach, l distr. $500
Jno Johnson ditto 2 dlstr. $500
Chas. F.Kleffer ditto 3 distr. 1900
F. Hengel ditto 4 distr.... 7.5o
G. E. Conway ditto 4 distr. 800
Yackel & Janke, reperacya
narzedzl W 4 distr........ lilo
Nussloch i Simon mater. 4
1865
Ia robote p. drogach dlstr. 5
D. Robinson lnn,........ 31.5O
Laird Norton Co., lumber 9.4S
J. B. Bambenek podroze.... 900
N. Walch.. 600
j. H. Perry............... 600
L. H. Page. 1890
Ma wniosek odroczy5s sic Rada
an czas nleograniczony.
j. H. P Perry, przewodni-
czacy kom. pow.
Poswladcza: JAS. O'BRIEN,
county auditor.
PkACIC IA
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-17
y!
Il iednak wiele!!!
Weso}y Kurjerek.

w CoOly IAulJOlChs
Gonaec 4 Alra, czasoplsmo
illustrowane, cd lat 16tu wycho-
dzace We Lwowie e, posiada
treSG niezmiernie obfta, urozmai-
coma, POLYTECHNIC i patryotyczna,
przyczem zamieszcza wleksze l
mniej SIZE dobre p W i e S Ivy
chodz1 try razY ma mlcsiac. w e.
Kurj erek jest zupefnle
oddzlelnem humorystycznem i u
stro1 anem pismem wycho-
dzl diva razy ma miesiac - razem
tedy kazdy prenumerator otrzymu.
je m~ieslecznle piec numerow
dw6ch pism. Ia zdrowy PREY
Jenny pokarm w og6le, a "a dobry
humor i ciety dowclp W szczegole
redakcia porecza, przyczem
doda]e, re redakcJa obydwoch
plsm prowadzona Jest W ten spo-
sob, IL pisma tie ME So bynajmnie
lokalne, lecz lnteresan ca}y og6
polski. Polacy zam;eszkali W
Ameryce, mazda W r'ch wszystko,
co lvlko ola p~okrzepienla ducha
polskiego potrzeba, 4 obok poucza-
JaceJ, lnteresujacei / p%ozyteczneJ
tresci Go,ico i lshry, humor i
dowcip w ofego Kurer.
k a rozpedza i'm nleJedna teskna i
clezka chwlle zycia ma obczyzrle,
Prenumerata po1roczna
p~rzese}ka do Ameryki wynosi tylko
d wa dolary. Nadsefajacy
prenumerate roczna cztery
d oIary. ~otrzymuje natychmiast
opr6cz pism powyzszych, i~eszcze
franco bezplatna rpremie: Prenu-
merowae MONA W kazdei chwili,
zaleg1e numera, Tub poczatki po-
wiescl ma zadarie HazdY nowy
prenumerator otrzymuJe darmo.
Prenumerate z Amerykl nal
dogodnei przesefaG doiarami pa
plerowymi W llstach rekomendo-
%wanych, lub tez przekazem poczto-
wynn pod adresem.
Administrator Goica 1 kkry
Lwow-Lemberg
I'll. AraSzepskiego 90
EUROPE AUSTRIA GALICYA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-17

Mary Yaskey 50" 10000 ,
Augusta Ratzka
50 tysodn, 1900
Wlnona NJ. Kate Hsmernlk
81 tygodni. 10000
Winona Nj. Ole Olson
3 tygdnie 3 .........,... SIS
Wlnona NJ. "a pan,a Martin
4 tygodnie. 1000
Winona NJ. "a Emme Ma
rln 4 tygodnle 1000
Uchwal Il sic. ably nin;eiszem
na}ozono podatek ma podlegalaca
opodatkowaniu wlasnosc powlatu
winohsklego. Stan Minnesota, sto-
sownle do tego, jak podall asesorzY
i W zgodnosci z prawem wyorw-
nano, i to pedatek ma Gel ~pokrycla
wydatkow 1~zeczonego powlatu ma
r0k 1898.
Fumdusz poaciatowy.
Koszta sadowe $1,000
Ksiazki. materya1 pism. etc. 600
Drukl. 5000
Sledztwa koronera ....... 200
Nleprzewldziane wydatk;.. $500
Statystyka zycia.......... 400
Publiczne domy, opal etc.. 1900
Wiezienle i pensya dozorcy 1900
Stc}ewauie wiezni6w...... 1000
Plaza komlsarza l milowe 500
Pens}e urzednlk6w pow. l2,OCo
Naleznosci konstablera.... 100
Naleznosc sedziego pokoju 100
Swiadkom W sadzle pokeju 100
Badanle ob}akanych ..... 500
Drogl i mcsty 10000
Nalezytosc szeryfa........ 1000
Suma $4,000
Ma wniosek odroczyfa sic Rada
az do czwartku o godzinie 10 pred
poludnlem.
Czrorteh Is Lipca.
komisarz jenkins obecnY.
Nastepu]ace rachunki p%rzyzwolo.
no zaplacic Z funduszow powiato-
wych,
Herald printing Co., druki $500
Jas O'brlen, usiugi W Blurze
Szeryf F. G. te!egrafowanle 1915
J.B. Bambenek, plaza kom. 1890
N .Walch, plaza kom. i mllowe 14.CO
J. H. Perry 1900
T. K Page 1882
Z .fundussu arog Z most0w.
E. r. Leach, rob. uIic 5 dlstr. $4,000
j. 3. Bambenek ~podroze.... 1900
N. Walsch 1900
]. II. Perry 1900
I. K. Page 900
Rachunek gminy Pleasant Hill
W kwoc1e s112.5O wzgledem opo.
datkowanla tel gminy "a utrzyma
ME Alberta Preston W powlatowym
domu ubogich, ia wniosek odrzu.
como.
Ma wnlosek o%droczyia size Rada
do ponledzlatku, II Llpca 1898, o
godzlnee 10 pred po}udnlem.
Bpiedziu1eh, II Lipca.
Rada zebra4a sic st6sownle do
chw3}Y odroczenia, neobecny
komlsarz Jeukn S.
Nastepuj?ce rachunki przyzwo.
lone 2 funduszu powlatowego:
St. Charles Union, drugi.... $500
D.. A. WAner, jake konstabel COS
c. T. Dykeman, naleznosc
swiadka W sadie pokoju... 1.79
A. j. Snjde1, swiadkom
sqdzle pokoiu.-.......... 1886
Frank Grant swiadkom W
sadie pokoju............ EOS
Wm, Snyder swiadkom W
sadzle pokoj 2.0S
J. B. Bambenek, zaprowa.
dzenie slupow do przywia.
zania doko}a ratusza...... $500
Z fuudusau u6ogich.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-17
OBRADY
Komisarzy powiatowYch.

pO2c2QtOace) Z TeyUt0T"eyo pootete"o-
MIA Lipcouego.
Rada komlsarzy powiatowych
powlatu winohskiego zebra}a sig
w swym lokalu urzedowym W
ratuszu W poniedzia}ek. 10 Lipca
1898 ma zwyczaine posiedzenie.
Wszyscy cztonkowle obecni, z
wyJatklem komlsarza Janklns.
Nastepu1ace 1achunki przyzwo-
lono z Funduszu powiatowego:
st. Charles Times druki 1928
Walter S. Pooth, probate
ranks A.lO
Stevens & son, materially
2.52
Winona Gas Light Co., gas
ola ratusza l wiezienia.... 4O.60
Bracla Hastings, reparacya
zegara W ratuszu l.25
w. J. Allen, towary ola
wiezleuia 1928
H. Choate & Co. tow. d.
wlezlenla l.2o
Jno F. Gay telegrafowanie 25.l5
Jno Zenk ir. usunlecie 90.
piolu i odpadk6w z ratusza
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Z tunduszusuboglch.
Jno jacket, plug Lacloski
dla fanny ubooich........ $500
n. Linden, maszyny farmer
skle ola fanny %ubogich.-.- 77.O0
Z fandusz6w droq I mostoW.
Thos. Yourell INN, robota
PREY drogach, drugi distrykt $500
Jno Johnson i mnl....... 1928
Lard Norton Co., lumber
ola distr. 353.54
E. H. Knauf , inni, robota
PREY drogach, 4 distr......... 1915
E. Beach i mai, robcta
przY drogach 4 dlstr.>.... 3l.50
Peter Werstllne / innl TO-
bota ). 1rogach 4 distr.,
materya} i reparacya narze.
, dzi ulicznych. l44.l5
G. O. Evans, lumber ola 4
50
Warmer Gleason and VIM
Lockwood, robota PREY
.drogaoh 5 dlstr.......... 1915
d. Robinson inni, rob.
przy drogach 5 distr..... 3l.50
Ma wElosek odroczyIa sic
Rada do Wtorku. II Llpca: o
.godzlnie 10 pred poSudnlem.
WmeA:, IL Lipca.
Nieobecny komisarz Jenkins.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwo.
lone zosta}y z funduszu powlato-
wego:
Westlicher Herold druki $50
H. Stevens j syn, PAPER
StCs > . , . =. .OO
4 funduszu u6ogich.
Brac1a Hell, tow.dla ubog. l1.05
Nc Common e Co. F" $50
z fuuduszu dr6g I msst6ev.
Ia robote prey drogach W
drugjm dlstrykcie Aostall:
NJ. Carney l innl.....----- $3.50
D. Monahan i inni............ 1912
Ia robote PREY drogach W
trzecjm d~ystrykcle dostali:
Chas. Zimmerman inni 51.75
f. Krlckl i inn1.......... 1900
w. H. Martin inn1....-. 5000
c. Zenkn i 'inni.......... 51.00
f. Berdt A. Fluegel.... 800
Nj. Hayertz. SEQ
VIM. Dlttrich 2.25
VIM. Kluth, "a budowe
mOstu, 3O.OO
Ia robote W czwartym dis
trYkcle dostall:
9 T V. Kutzleben lnni.... 1925
j Jacob Nussloch i inni.... 1890
Nastepujaca uchwa}a ma who
SEX zosiaia przyjetq.
Uchwala sic nlniejszem na}o-
zy6 ma podpada]aca opodatkowanlu
p%osladlosc powiatu winoaskiego;
jak przepisuje prawo, podatek
,,mlllowy" ola utrzymanla szkof
publicznYch ma rok 1893.
n TTchua1a s,a aby ninleiSZem
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-17

CZWlerCuOlalOW ......." o.oo
Dziesiatek. 2.3O
INFLOW ...sssss..ssss" AsOV
Mledziak6w.. ..... 1.64
Chek6w. 87.72
Przekaz6w gmlnnych $500
Razem 1886
Dep0u0m ans 10 BQnkuch.
Plerwszy Bank Nar..... l9,4s167
Drugi Bank Nar........ 81 ,367S6
Winona Deposit Bank 20 ,46255
Merchants Bank........ 20,4Z526
Razem S S2,232 "a
Nastepujacy bllans ma probe
pokazuje stan powlatu W dnlu 10
Llpca 1898.
County Conto............. 5 SO, 9315
liachunek ubogich-..... 9,52l14
Rach. szko} dlstiykt.... s,33717
Rach. Fund generalnego SIG 80
Rach. amortyzacyjny 90S SO
Rach. ]procentow ziemi
szkol.......... 80. 80. 25 so
Rach. kslag szkolnych 928 y
Rach. gmlnny....... 1889 Sc
Rach. apportionment... SIS 90
Rach. n~adwyzkowy
sprzeGaz przedawnionych
popatkow 1ssl......... 435 70
Rach. podatkowy....... 625 "a
Rach. bondow wllczYch 105 60
Rach. drog l mostow... 1881 20
s2,232 "a
TIE sS2,932 znajduja sic W
reku kasyera powiatowego p.
P. Kempa.
Przed}ozYlismY z szacupklem
J. H. Perry, personal---very. Rady
komisarzy powiatowycE.
J. NJ. Sheardown, klerk sadu
distryktowego.
James O'Brlen, auditor powiatowy.
Eastepulace rachunkl przy-
zwolono 2 Funduszu powlatowego:
j. M. Sherdown, haleznosc
klerka sadowego............ $l9.40
J. M. Sheardown, us}ugl
PREY Biurze auditora........ 500
j. ii, Perry 800
z tunduszu u0ogich.
G. Daering, mieso d. fanny
uboglch.. $25.4l
NJ. j. Steinbaur towary ola
fanny uboglch.--.-....... 5.35
z funduseu dr69 : nost6u.
S. Miller, s4upy ola fanny
AGO
James Duffy, rob. P. dro-
gaeh Distr. 5........... Is. 90
Ma wniosek pmyieto mas.
tepuiace uchwa}y:
Ably koszta "a utrzymanie u.
bogiego wynoslfy $3.50 tygodrlowo
wraz z jedzeniem ubran'om.
Uchwalono, ably ninlejszem
nalozY6 podatek ma podlegaiaca
opodatkowaniu w1asnosc gmln,
sloi i Mast 1owiecie winonskim,
Stan Minnesota, st6sownle do
orzeczenia asesor6w ma rok 1893 l
wyrownania w zgodnoscl z prawem.
i to podstek ma farme ubog,ch
powlatu wlnonsklego cd 1 S1ycznia
1892 do l Stycznia 1898 stosownie
do rozdzla}u 479 strona 1882 ustaw
specYalnych Stanu Minnesota ma
rok 1891.
Town Warren ola P.Walsch,
40 try siodme tygodni 70
SL.OO EuIlcu. .s.....s.s.s S1SO,JC
Town HIllsdale, ola F .Prewe
50 tygodni.. ............ 10000
Ro]llngstone, Jerry Wagner,
50 tygodni.-. 10000
Wilson Wm Sebold 50 tyg. 10000
Fremont Knute Emerson
81 tyg,dnl............. -. 10000
Lewiston IIenryBeck so tyg. 1900
Pleasant Hill Jno Lee 81" 5000
st. Charles II. Bement 80 5S.5S
Wlnona NJ. Negro Jeff So 1900
Herman Peter 81" 1900
"Christ Wolf SO 1901 o
-, A
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-17
Sroda, IL Lipca 1898.

Nleobecny komlsarz jenkins.
Przyieto nastepujacy rapport
Rady rachunkowej.
iuro aud itora.
Wlnona, l2 Lipca 1898.
Do %Szanownej Pady Komisa-
rzy pow;atowych " powlecie
winonsklm.
Czclgotni Panowie! Nizej
podpisani, stanowiac Rade rachun-
kowa powlatu wlnohskiego, pozwa.
lamy soble ~retormowat, IL W wyzej
oznaczonYm dn,u sic zepralismy,
zbadalismy ksiegl i raporty kasyera
powlatowego i znalezhsmy takowe
W porzadku.
Porachowalismy fuudusze W
kasle l znalezlismy, takowe lak
,o~rk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30
cur AGENTS.

The following parties are our au-
thorized agents and will receive and
remit to us all money paid on ac-
count. Any subscriptions or orders
for printing left with them will he
promptly sent to us. The agents
for The ARGUS will give receipts
for all money paid them, if so de.
sired, but it is not necessary, rs re-
ceipts will be sent direct from this
Office promptly fer all remittance (:
Reedsville-Mason Watson.
Herring-George A. Herring.
Newburg-Dr. Il. NJ. Dent.
Tunnelton--W. j. Layelle and
j. s. Hunt.
Howesville-J. d. Cooke.
Fellowsyille-J. w. Robinson.
Marquess-C. w. Roster.
Sinclair--W. II. Keser.
Rowlesburg--P. A. Conf.
White-Gcorge. W. White.
Aurora--J. o. Laptz.
Carmol-Thomas Startzman.
Terra Alta-P. A. Fox.
Cranesville-D. w. Frazec.
Guseman-Eryin Wilson.
Brandonyllle--C.C. Frankhouser
Bruceton-W. Ii. McGibbons.
Weston-John s hitchell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

The following personals are from
the Buckhannon Banner Of last
week :
Mrs. s. @. Mccormick returned
Saturday from Washington, ID. g.,
where she had been visiting friends
Miss Elkins, daughter Of the ex-
Secretary Of War, sailed for Europe
several days ago. She accompanied
party Of friends from Watertown,
New York.
Mrs. Wright, mother Of +. W.
Wright, has moved to this place
from Newburg, and will occupy the
property she purchased Of w. j.
Alexander. near +. 9. Barlow's.
We hope Mrs. Wright and family
will find Buckhannon q pleasant
home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

The Senate has confirmed the
following nominations
Josiah Quincy, OF Massachusetts,
TO be Assistant Secretary Of State.
Isaac 2. Gray, Of Indiana, to be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiagy Of tho United States
to Mexico.
James 3. Eustis, Of Louisiana, 10
be Minister to France.
Patrick A. Collins, Of Massachu.
sets, to be Consul Of the United
States 10 London.
Robert A. Maxwell, Of New York.
to be Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General.
Wade Hampton, Of South Caro.
hna, TO be Commissioner Of Rail.
roads.
William McAdoo, Of New Jersey,
10 be Assistant Secretary Of tn,
Navy,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30


The editor Of the Richie ReyiHe.
published at Ifarrisyille 10 a candi.
date FOR Superintendent Of Schools
Of Richie county, ana announces
himself as follows
Simon $. Stewart, at the request
Of himself announces himself can.
didate for the office Of Superinten.
dent Of Free Schools Of Riichie
county, subject 70 the decision Of
The voters at the election on the
third Tuesday in May, 1893. lie
has taught seventeen terms OF
school on . No. ] certificate, and
is otherwise poorly qualified also.
Since the epidemic hos reached
this county and fresh candidates are
breaking ont every week, we pab.
lish the above as a sample Of tho
way i is done ia otboy coanties,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

"The use OF 'Cestoria' Is go universal and
IT'S merits 80 Won knoan that 10 sccms . work
OF supcrercgation 20 endoroe Il. Few arc the
Intelligent families who 90 not keep Castoria
within easy reach
CaRLos dAKTYS, d. D.,
New York City.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

The estate Of the late y. Harper
was decreod to be sold at the late
term Of The Circuit Uourt at next
jane term. There are between 10.
900 and 1900 acres Of real estate
to be sold. The debts against tho
estate ~ reported and decreed are
s26, 2GG.5O. About $4,000 has
priority, and is a prior lien on said
real estate. There seems TO be a
divided opinion as to whether the
estate will bring enough to satisfy
The debts. A. Jay Valentine and
=. Lipscomb were appointed Special
Commissioners TO sell the property.
TUckor Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30
Castoria.

"Csstoriaisso well adapted 20 chftrcn that
Irccommend It ca superior 20 any prescription
known 20 me-" II. a. AacIsER, n. H.,
IL So. oxford St., Brooklyn, y. 4.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

Governor Francis. of Missouri,
who appreciates the value OF a local
paper, gives the following reason
why 1T should be patronized
/" Each year the local paper gives
from 500 to 81 900 in free lines to
the community IN which it is
located. No other agency cm OF
will do this. The editor, in pro-
portion to his means, does more for
his county than any other ten men
be ought to be supported, not
because you like HIM and his writ
ings, or not supported because you
don't like him and disagree with
his writings, but all should support
local paper because it is the best
investment community can make,
it may not be brilliantly edited OF
crowded with thought, but fnan.
cially it is more benefit to the
people than The teachers or preacher
Understand me, I do not say NOR.
ally orintollectually but financially
ond yet on the moral question you
will find most Of the local papers on
the right side. To-day the editors
OF the home papers do more for tn,
least money Of any man on earth. .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30
APRIL FORECAST, 1893.

The month will open fair and
frosty in the east, in the north ice
and snow will still abound, while in
the west it will be decidedly warmer
attended by low barometer, and
clouds IN process of formation.
East and south winds will blow into
the storms center on the % in all
eastern and central parts OF the
country. The 1st storm wave OF
the month will be central on the
4th and will make the tour Of the
continent OH or about the 5.h or
9th. This wave of disturbance will
generally be felt in some one or
other of its meteorological phases
OF agitation, and it will also exhibit
much strength in some portions of
the country on its passage. In the
southern states hurricanes, cyclones
and thunder storms Of much yigor
will prevail. And In central parts
OF the country violent wind storms,
rain, slect and snow storms will
most likely be manifest. In the
north these disturbed conditions
will be experienced by an increase
OF much intensity, and these rain
and sleet storms may become biz
yards. This will be the last great
effort winter will mako for domin-
ion. A cold wave will follow In
the rear of the disturbance, whichs
will reach far into the south. On
the 9TH the temperature will grow
warm, when return to local
storms and rains will follow on the
Sth 9th and 10th. The 2ud storm
wave will begin its organization in
the west on the 18th by an increas-
ing high temperature moving east
ward reaching all parts of the coun-
try later. Storms will begin their
eastward movement on the 18th.
and will be in transit reaching the
eastern part Of the continent about
the nth, when fair cool weather
will follow. In the west and north
thunder storms will be attended by
hail and intense gales of wind. In
central and eastern parts the wave
will be accompanied by electricity.
and severe wind storms, especially
on the middle and north Atlantic
coasts.
Cyclones IN the central, southern
and western states will also ply
their weapons of destruction.
A return Of storm conditions will
prevail from tho 10Th to tho 23d.
touching the storm and rain belts
of the country.
A third general storm wave of the
month centers OH the eth. This
wave will be more mild in its pas
sage in the storm areas but the
north eastern states may have heavy
showers of rain about the 18th and
29th. In central portions of the
county lighter showers followed by
cloud formation will continue for
several days. In the south and
west the rains will be mild generally
and followed by sunshine.
Frost will follow all of the periods
of April. May Will not be an
extreme month either for rain, or
otherwise; but VIII have an average
flow Of fair weather conditions, with
some exceptions about the middle
of the month.
p II QurTu
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30
s0ulhbOuud PrIneIpal slatlons. Northbound

Mononggh Accommodation leaves Fajrtnont
o. 1880 ~ NJ arrives AT Monongah at 100 A.
NJ, returning leaves honongah at 2:f0 T.. n. =,
arrives Farmont 23j p. NJ Trains d ally except
Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

Hungarian wives are selling i'm
Westmoreland county at $50 each.
This is encouraging from a business
point q view. The railing price
nndcr The Republican adminissra-
lion was so.
The above interesting item from
iI'c UnioDtown tPa) Genias Of
bibertg shows that good live stock
p advancing under Cleveland
ztmin Hirafion,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30
AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT
STATION.
BuILErIN No. %.

lhe west virginia Agricultural
Experiment Station is now distri.
buting Bulletin No. 30, prepared
by Col. ID. ID. johnson, Agricul-
turalist Of the Station, showing the
results of "Plant Experiments with
Commercial Fertilizers on Corn"
for the year 1891. These expert
ments show some facts of great i'm
portance to the farmers OF West
Virginia.
To enable him to successfully
MAINTAIN himself in his struggle to
make living" the farmer realizes
that he must not only preserve but
increase the productive powers Of
his farm. He must not only be
careful that his lands are not i'm.
poverished, but that they are made
more fertile year by year, and this
must be done in such manner
that the "out.lay" will not exceed
the income. One of the means
adopted By many farmers of our
State. to secure an increase in the
fertility of their soils, is the use of
Commercial Fertilizers. In the
purchase OF these supplies, he fire.
quently spends large sums Of money
for fertilizers which have no bene-
fetal effect whatever upon the soil.
or the crops which he proposes to
raise, and in that case his money
and labor are both lost. If his soil
is already fully supplied with Nitro
gen in an available condition, then
to apply additional heterogeneous fer
tilizers to that soil, Is complete
waste of material, or if he desires to
produce a crop of clover or of other
plants which draw their supply of
nitrogen from tho atmosphere even
If the soil was Deficient in nitrogen,
it would be folly to apply nitrogen.
Gus fertilizers to the soil for these
crops, as they would not use them.
and before any subsequent crop
could be grown, the nitrogen would
be washed out Of the soil by the
rains.
The experiments shown in Bulle-
tin No. % were made for the pur-
pose of determining what kind of
Commercial Fertilizers were best
adapted to increase the productive
ness Of the various soils Of our
State. The results show that upon
certain soils, one or more kinds of
commercial fertilizers produce no
material beneficial results, while
upon other soils, very decided
beneficial effect is produced. How
shall farmer determine what kind
of fertilizers he needs In this
bulletin is table showing the
chemical ANALYSIS OF the several
soils upon which these experiments
were made, but il is shown from
actual experiment. on these same
soils that the chemical analysis fur
nishes no safe criterion for our
guidance, and that the farmer must
make his own experiments upon his
own soil, and the better plan would
be to begin on small scale, and
when he has determined What his
land needs, he can very proftably
enlarge his operations. The exper-
lments made at the Station are very
valuable to the farmer, az they indi
cate the kind of fertilizers which
are adapted to the different kinds
OF soil, and furnish the farmer with
method by which he can carry on
his ewn experiments.
These bulletins are sent free to
all persons in the State requesting
them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-03-30

when travelling between Pittsburgh wheel.
inH' Arrgantowu or Fsirmoat aud Clarksburg
Weston, ParSorsburg or Churleston, ''TLu
Monorgah Route offers the shortest ard quick
est me. Ninse connections made with B. & O.
o. and W. Va. . +. trains north, south, east
ard west: Ask for through tlcsetS via. The
AonCugah Route"
IlEGn G.. BowLrs Genl supt.,
MOnougLh, W. Va.