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KINGwOoD. W. vA. THURSDAY MAY Is. 1898.

Inc pIopnetlc VISION winch has
been my ruling star for ages has
taken its fight. Would that Crcs-
sler's flying machine wero here,
that | might follow il to the spirit
land and soiourn with Jupiter and
Mars. Your sympathetic words
have touched tho fountain spring
OF my aching heart, and let us hope
that it will rejuvomate the astro-
nomical workings of the brain. My
star was in the ascendcncy when /
entered the race, but when enter.
ed that office with Fortncy and
Thomas it took its flight. They
said that Boss Dawson, who had
roamed over West Virginia as the
Rainbow Chaser, or the Man Who
Carries the Banner County Vote in
His Inside Pocket, had recently
returned to the Banner County with
nothing left but hIs title, and il
was his ambition to resume business
at the old stand. He request us to
convey the Information that he
could not start you i'm the County
Superintendent race, and our orders
are to throw the blanket OF patriot
ism over you and trot YOU back TO
the stable. We shall dronch you
with the Fiery Water of the Half
breed trlbe aud your reward will bo
tenfold when you awake from your
blessed slumbcrs ! This is tho last
l remember until l awoke and
found myself in the hands Of Jockey
Shaw. who was urging me To got
ready for the rack, as the bell was
tolling, calling the racers to prc.
pare for the start. 1t was too late.
however, as Fortney had already
been started and trotting at a two
minute gait when ] got or. The
lead was too much and | could not
overtake him, and lost the race.
With all this disadvantage, be-
lieve | would have won had it not
been for Jim White, who dressed
himself up like Galloplng Don
KEY, and just as was about to
turn the last quarter and come
down the home.stretch, this Gallop.
ing Donkey jumped in front of me,
and half scared TO death, flew the
track and threw my jockey. But |
must ask that you cxcusc me from
discussing this subject any farther,
as | have completely collapsed. At
some future time drop IN and will
be glad to give you little more Of
this lIalfDreed history, which you
tell me it Is your duty to record. ="
The LoUNGER.
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Apropos Of the lawyers pitching
into experts OF the witness stand in
murder trials, the case is recalled
where the lawyer looked quizzicalIy
at the doctor who was testifyine
and said:
doctors sometimes make mis-.
takes, don't they ?"
The same a. lawyers" Was tho
reply.
"But doctors' mistakes are bur
led six feet under ground" said
tho lawyer.
YES" said the doctor, "and
lawyers mistakes sometimes swing
six feet in the air. - Boston Herad.
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Judge Lochrcn, the new Com
missioner Of Pensions, is proving
himself to be a man after the Dem.
ocratic heart. lie has decided to
sidetrack the ruling Of former ad-
ministrations governing the APP
pointment Of Pension Examining
Boards. Instead of putting two
Democrats and one Republican on
these Boards, he will appoint three
Democrats. lie thinks this will
strike at tho root Of tho pension
evil, although it may create a stir.
lie is quoted as saying; "This is
one thing the Democrats have com.
mitted themselves TO do; to sift 40
far as possible tho rubbish which
has been drifting into this pension
cesspool. The party has committed
itself to referm in this matter, and
there is no better way to make q
start than by having only Demo.
Gratis on these Boards"
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

If you have claims against the
Government for PENSIONS or IN
crease, write to N. w. FITzGERALD,
Washington. ID. q. lie is q citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
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They've raked ina pretty tough
looking lot this morning, haven't
they1" said the stranger to the re-.
porter in the police court.
"You arc looking at the wrong
lot" answered the reporter.
"Ihoso are not the prisoners; they
are the lawyers"
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THE BOWSERS.
The Old Man Wears A New Spring
Suit.


nerved herself for the impending
crisis. lie came homo at the usual
hour, and rs she cast an anxious
glance ut his face she saw that he
was in good humor. Indeed he
WAS chuckling and smiling, and
he was hardly inside the door whom
ho broke out with
, +" saw the funniest thing on the
car | ever witnessed There was
an old duffcr with mutton chop
whiskers, and he got up to give his
seat to woman. Just as ho did
SO another--ha |! ha ha Imam
What's III that bundle, Mrs. Bow.
ser"
"Your new suit. What about
tho other man ?"
"Why, you know, old mutton
chops was bowing and scraping-
ha J ha ha land motioning the
lady to take the scat when tho
other man-lIold on till l see tho
suit"
al like tho goods very much and
must compliment you on your
TASTE" broke in Mrs. Bowsor as he
broke the string.
Now, by tho whiskers of my
father, but that snoaking, swind.
ling, base-hOarted tailor hasn't
made up the cloth | selected I"
shouted Mr.. Bowser in great indig-
nation.
"Aro your sure, dear? What
goods did you select ?"
"Why, diagonal, and the villain
had the audacity to-
"But this is diagonal, and very
handsome and scryiceablc, too"
"What Don't you suppose
know corkscrcw from a diagonal /?
| could tell the difference 40 rods
of with my eyes shut
She ran mp stairs and brought
down several garments to prove
that the now suit was what she
stated it to be, and at length Mr..
Bowsor was half inclined to agree
with her.
"It's just barely possible that
this is the cloth selected" he said
as he went IN to dinner, "but
don't propose to be taSen for
yahoo. I'll try them on after bit
and sec how they fit."
Mrs. Bowser would have been
thankful to get out OF the house for
the evening, to have had company
come in, even to have had a slight
fire up stairs or down cellar to put
off the crisis, but nothing hap
pened.
"Pll just get into 'em and come
down. observed Mr.. Bowser as he
picked mp the garments and trotted
UP stairs. 1f that tailor imagincs
I've just como in Off tho grass, he'll
discover that he's made a sad mis-
take"
Ten minutes later rs Mrs. Bowser
was trying to quiet her jumping
heart there came a scuf scuf
scuff on the stairs, followed by a
tramp tramp tramp! IN the ball,
and then Mr.. Bowser entered the
sitting room. Ho was very pale.
lie stood and glared at Mrs. Bow
ser for a moment and then said
"Woll, behold your work II
bope you are satisfied now -
" Ny work, Mr.. Bowser Why,
whst did / have to do with your
suit9 You didn't even tell me
until after you had left your meas
urei What's wrong with the
clothes 7"
"Mrs. Bowscr, look at me :" he
replied as he stood before her with
arms extended.
Eyes, Pm looking. and cay
you've got tho best dt you've had
in three years"
"Fiti Ficl Why, he hasn't
come within q million miles Of
fitting me Hes made me 10 look
lop shouldered, hump backed and
moro like a scarccrow than ever
saw in cornGeld See these
trousers -
What's wrong with them 20
Whats right with them Great /
Scott, but they are 40 rods too long
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THE LOUNGER.

After Watching the Democrats roll
ing into Office and the Republi
cans Tumbling Out, He Strikes a
Political Trail and Runs it Down.
He Attends the Sweepstake Race
for County superintendent and
Records the Interesting Contest.
The People Become Wildly Excited
and Flee to the Mountains for
Protection and Beefsteak.
The Great Starter Calls the Racers
Back After the Start Had Been
Made.
Boss Dawson Returns TO the Ban.
ner and Resumes Business at the
Old Stand.
The Survivors of the November
Waterloo Hold Council OF War
ana select tortncy.
lie is Expected to Beat the Record
OF Daubigne Prince.
The Smith Backers Refuse to Take
Their Favorlte Off the Track.
The Vigilance of the Sheriff and
Prosecuting Attorney Save the
Tail Feathers of the Warriors
Bold.
Fortncy Lowers the Record Of
Daubigne Prince and Beats
Smith.
The Winner of the County Super
intendent Sweepstakes Tells How
Happy lie Is.
Prophet Smith Tells How lie Lost
the Race and Accepts The Loun.
gers Coincidence.
Two of the Halfbreed Bucks Throw
the Blanket of Patriotism Over
Him and Lead Him Back to the
Stable at the Request OF the Rain
bow Chaser.
Drencbed With the Fiery Water of
the Halfbreed Tribe, lie Sleeps
the Sleep of the Just.
Found by His Trusty Jockey When
the Bell Was TolIing for the
Fleet Foot to Go.
Scared by the Galloping Donkey lie
Flew the Track and Threw HIS
Jockey.
The Day Of Retribution VIII Over
take Those Who Cheated the
Prophet Out Of the Race.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-05-25

II was on the night of November
the Sth, 1892. between the hours Of
ten and twelve, that quietly tuck
ed myself away in my viituous
couch to dream OF the future four
years Of Democratic supremacy or
Republican oppression. The first
thing to greet MY ears as j tumbled
out Of bed on the following morn
ing was the joyous accIalme OF the
victorious Democrats The country
had been saved and / WAS royalty
happy. But what picture met
my eyes rs | sauntcrcd forth to yell
OF die J What q transformation in
my Republican friends from the
night before Not to exceed the
limit Of cxaggcration, the Republic
can face WAS as long ~ the neck Of
full grown giraffe. and tn e
thought Of mans Inbumanity to
man makes countless thousands
vacate their postofIiccs," touched n
tender cord IN my yeller and it re-
fused to yell! "Be generous and sym
pathetic for the fallen foe, whose
campaign contribution has joined
the Grand Old Party on the other
Shore" was the next to flash
through my mind, since which time
have contcnted myself with watch
ing the Democrats rolling into
Office and partaking Of the "Flesh
pots Of Egypt" whatever that is
IN Latin, and the Republicans tum-
bling out and grabbing for the
poke root they must chew for the
next forr years, and perhaps
forever J
Within the last two weeks, how
ever, there has been 80 much stir
in politics that have been ordered
out by the ANGUS to strike a trail
and run it Gown. I struck with
that, that kn, VS. no such word a.
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} Coleman Simpson has been
appointed postmaster at Mounds.
vile. The Office pays about 81 800
per year.
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UNITep srArEs COURT.

Jaige-J. jackson, Parkersburg. Wood Co
clork--f. Y. Moore. Cthrksburg. Harrison Co
y. :. District Att'y-G. G. Sturgiss. Morgan
town. Monongalia county.
Asst. Dist Attorneys-S. c. Burdett Charles.
ton. ktrawha county. and X. ). Elliott
Haywood. Preston county.
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DIRECTORY.
state omcIals

Governor William A. MacCorkle, Kanavha
county.
secretary OF State-william f.. Chiffon. Ka-
nawha county.
Auditor Isaac V. johnson. Barbour county
retsurcr---J ohm ". Rowan, Monroe county
Attorney .enerai-r. S.sRiley. Ohio county.
Supt. Of SchOolr-Nirgil A. Lewis. Mason 60.
Adiutant Senerdl--Ja'ncs A. Holley. Lincoln
county.
State Llbrarian-charles Hagan Marion Co
Y. ). Marshal-H. :. White. Marshall county.
Private Sec'y 10 Cov. John II. white
chief clerk Auditors O.hcc--Wm A. Cracraft
Sec'y states Ofice-G. O. Chiffon.
Supt. schools . IT. j. Grass.
Z. Adlt. Gen'A =. -
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HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON. W. VA.

LOCATED NEAR ALI DEPoTs.
Obliging and polite porters.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free Sample Room.
4 we'll kept Bar Of fine Wines, Lii
quors, &C., lately opened.
Fine whisky a speciality.
T.J. MCAVAY, Proprietor.
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sapreme coarl of Appcals.

J w English President. Mason county.
Henry Brannon. Lewis Co
Homer n. Holt. 0reeubrier Co.
NJ. n. Dent. Taylor Co.
Col. Charles Hedrick. Crier.
y. ). Long. Clerk. kanawha Co.
Afre Caldwell. Reporter. Ohio Co.
Csuvcnes At Chtris q On Second Wednesday In
January; Wheeling. hrst Wednesday in June
Chariestown, hrst Wednesday In september.
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tlrst DistriOt-Jo.n o. Pendleton. Wheeling.
Ohio County.
Sseoni District--willia7n l.. Wilson. Charles
town. Jefferson Co.
Tsira DIstrict--John d. Anderson, Nicholas c.
H., Nicholas COenty.
Fonrth DIstrict--tames capehart, Point Pleas
ant, Mason county,
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rnitea States senators.
Memhers ofrnngress,

cha-les ,. raulkRer. Msrtinsburg. Berkley
County.
johnson y. Ca sden. Parkcrsburg. Wood Co
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Churches.

m r. Citnrrh REV " w. Rider. Pastor
Services Preaching every sunday at 1870 ~.
anI7p p. M. Sun iaY school at D. M. Glass
ws,fflr1 q. m. Young Fnlks Meeting 90 3 80 p.
nj Prtyor Nesting every Thursday evening a.
491.
st9iist ch1reh REV. T.. y. starkey. Pastor.
n SRA Alta. ~. Va.
si-siest .3.s,1i a1l Fe1rth SUNDAY in each
mon h. "a f0cD. a. ~, and 2, y. ~. pravor
msefins First tnl rhlrd Sund iys at Z. r. ~.
astor.
aerfiaes Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
gvsninr sauday school 90 "a. M
n re- chnfrh -gsv. Robert g. q nifh paaf1
eervicss proaohinz. Fourth sunday IN each
aoui h.
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TaWn OMeInIs.

Town 0melais.
Mavor-Julius x. Monroe.
Record ar-FeIix Elliott. Jr.
CouuoiImen--J. AMI Martin. VIM p Maneaf,
Marshai q. Feather. VIII A. Thomas and j.
Hffsll FrOwu.
Towr ss-xsant- Charles W. Dorsey.
spclettrs
Knights of Pythias Lodge meets every Tues.
day evening ut their hall over j. w. Bakers
tore ~ 7.3O O'Clock.
Tndepende1t order Of Odd Feiiows--rodge
meets every SATURDAY, evening At their hall IN
Bishop's Block At $40 o'clock.
coidon Rnie Eneapnmcnt, No. 80. T. q. o. p.
meets FIRST and Third Monday evenings on
each month IN tho odd Fellows Hall. over the
postoaice
Tho fndepsn lent order ~ Good Templars p
r,,frs nssts every Vii daT evening. in the 7. q
q. n Htii. ~ 1.30 o'clock.
Rink philip tribe 40. Is Impr0vei order of
Ref Mon meets eeory wednesday evening NJ
3 o'ciaok in tho Knights of fythias Hall over
Biakov'z 81 ore.
Klnewoad Couacil, 10. s.. Iuuior order Uni.
fsf q de.fofr Hcei8Hioq-- Manfa evorv Wed.
noadav evening nt O'Clock in the Odd Fal-
lows Hall over the fostodice
Preston r.sfus. No "a. s. r. and a. M.-weets =
nrsf an third Monfag iu each month AZ 7.30 -.
n. la tho knights % Pythas Hall over Bakers
efnro.
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MtgIsrAles.

KngHopl Di4trict Joseph u. GodwiR and
Oseph \. Miller.
y4lios, H. IIrtin anl A. j. DeFerry.
Iron, Eiyslo tuggins ali James NcUoe
Rslo. u. n. WhsssT ani Lncls Forman.
U lion, Julins Schesr AMI A VI. Berry.
p Srtlap l. J.Ii ". Hill and Albert q Mason
Pieasi1t. Levi r. Niller and u. II. Martin.
Graat, j. a.. Fe Ither ana j. T.. Bird.
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K'ngwooi. Tho mas Hawk - ard Geo. + Ifoff
NAV.
Valley nauael Dixon ani ] +. Watson.
Lyon L. " Criss and w. y. Taylor.
W4ao r. VI Halbritter and G. ". Ridauour.
Union. %. w. Myers and Geo. Geissman
Portland, w. a. McGinnIs and W. y. ShrOyer
Pleasant. J. =. Kelly and J. VI shaw.
Grant, 3. r. Conner and J. ". Michaels.
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Alphsus Gurrison, Monongalla Co.
Jnage, Third Jv iIclaI pIsirIet
Joseph T. uoke, KinA Ne d, Preston County.
COW ssIosRRs IN cnANCERY.
p. j. Cros a, ID. VI. wotrIng James A.
Jackson aud oil j. Fortney.
REC siNER or THE COURT.
Col. James w Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
coNMssIoNEns COUNTY COURT.
VALLEY. Mason Walton President.
t.v0n ID ,vid j. Walls
ksnp, Mssos T. Sinclair
Portland. william 4. McGinuis.
Grant 81 nuei y. Conner,
Plelsant. Zen \. Conner.
tnioa, Page X. McCrun
COUFs Convene.
tarcnlt court-Naroh %, september 1, and
csanty Court FIRST Monday January, April,
July aud October.
Rouse or D.legafes.
East side--Christian IIartrneyer Rruceton
West si,le-An.'s Hartley, Masontown.
sheriff -Leaov shaw
DEPUTY sHERIYFa.
Kngwsol piStrict-Blther McNlllon,
yalley-None.
GsSo-c. n. Rid,nour
UHDn- ioorge Gelss nan.
r)rfiand william n. shroyor.
Gflat-Albert r. Fearer.
Pleasant-j sse IN ". Shiw.
- Clerk Circuit c,urt-Ioh W. Watson.
Clerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting AttSrney--D. VI. wotripg.
CoInfy ) t~vcy0r-- \. Y. NgMiilen.
sniJt. " sehDols-wIR. q. Conley.
Assessor -Gast Side Gabriel Pullan.
West aide WN y. Name
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Alnle snnnInr.-Rlaranlh nI.ir,

william q. Worley Kingwood. Preston Co
Alvheus Gurrison, Monongalia Co.
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

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WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS.
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Washington Agent,
sel-3aw,iHI Builders Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-02

FOR RENT 1874 NV. furnd. q 100
lss2P ler fur. .tnw. fIrn'd 12s
1SS De Sales. fur llr los 1912 Union rl 6r g. 30
lS3s 10th NV Ior.. IS "a ath me- Or 4 hath. 20 90
s.s,I Q & nv. Or 70 ,?;4 In,o1 st 8. .-I2 20
se23l2t' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1877 Est
FOR RENT = BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
house: Is rooms and stable: china. silver, piana,
&c: ready for Immediate occupancy: n taken
by October ! by strictly private family at
greatly reduced rent Of 81. 400 per annum Ay-
ply on premises. 1915 y ct. NV. sel6-l2ts
ron RENT-s ROOMS AND BATTI; ANIL: BAY
yindos brick house, ia sth 81. ne; concrete
cellar: large yard to alley; rent, $3.50. Inquire
Go3 Pa. SO. se30-3ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.
PERSONAL.

IT'S QUEER THINGS WE SEE. But IRIS WON
derfnl how We pay such tremendous rates for
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 d ST. NV
WANTED TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS OF
Bernce Thompson; light mulatto girl aged il
Any informatio thankfully received by ber motbar
Mrs. NJ. f. THOMPSON. 800 d ST. ne. oc2.3t. >
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTFD-I-ADITS AND GENTLEMEN WE WILL
pay VOC 81 To si5 per week % ID strictly home
N"rk for u: caHvassinr AMI prompt payment
Send self addressed envelope LIBERTY 81 PP!.Y
60. Liberty SQUARE. Boston. Mass. Oce-4c'
WANTED EXPERIENCED LADY AND GENTLE
men DRY oas~ clerks stat. salary expected. ref
--.n-t> required address ROx 3d. Star office.
o2-3rs
NANIED-AiENTS-SA SALARY OR COMMISSION
he greatest invention OF the age. The New
Patent Chemical Ink EraslnG Pencil. Sells on
si=ht Works ike magic Agents are making
from 81 u S12-, per week For further nartir-
glars write the MONROE ERASER MFG. 90 X
lo'2. In CrrsSe. Wis. sell -aoto.la2O
WANTED AT BETriN TOULDTTE-S INTERNA-
tio;Ail Employment Agency stcIass butler
Two f"Otnlen, lahndress. two Kitchen maids
snd general hoUsenaaid. must be Whit aud
brins references 1881. Conn ave se2s Sc.