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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
MUST &c SOLD.

On soeonnx a. ~. s~~s< ~ o~>--
srienttS ss-srs fsg ruler rrc~s-< henriax
tfli esr~rlss - hsr~eis p<r - bar n exz>t.
lsrf eondftfa-. r-usnsas rr~sft<tiy nv faef
>nod 20 cord q -. rfss e 80 ttStf Me-
tfsm ts~truit ttrf<fneiff <osf $50 ~td sd
t<nA3 his~t. bssfx.sl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The hexfnnirg ~ ne erhts~nth c-n-
s,-v ,~i-a<sse-i sr epideasie - cuisrn-
So IN F-anse n ~en o. lssiy Fac
haslassz vas b~xzsa IN fFaasr ty ssso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

ts~ssf~ - fss& esf>rs IN <~fTf fr~r erf etfF
= fnfat sca - hs~rs s>sr1 - r~~ss.ni -.
t<f-tssss frenrsty fti~snex c~ry -
hsse teF<ess~s. kscses>sN ,. 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

The anruzi nee,ssf % tie st<cki..ld<rx II
we "i1hcomn fWhtaFe ccsnssart Tor lie
eiccftn of JffVrters sfsd eurh other hos - AZ
ma. be property iGotEhi hslnse Il. esil - t,sij
af tha en- - - ths c.unt1any IL fkss s.ts "a.
"Wednesday. Jelly ~. ~ c'rls,rk = q
JOHN NlIlDltDal S-cretar>
tsraad Raj ~. Jals = a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

- uepoDe 1m0Uus0uD09 - Gnum
Coneeecs1nn uuo1A
CIV Caoou.S Opvsza
Qak.e 1zRssa' NJ ~ = ~
e - $3.50 = - 80 : 49, = =; = 8
3 49, sss's@ ssssss;ss : sss's<' 3
s.: :'E: ]: : AZ: -: +: =; =:
Sd Iss7s sss & 49, = :: : 80, - -, -
80 efeu ipf<epa a 80 ME - ~ - -
Hrx esssss. {>3es!s $500 enneelz5, y1ss = -
q &c rae k -. si ssi ~ ~, - = -. 80
ekgssis - 10 o1Ecs q a. - Sess,rs< -
ss.s =. s: ss . e: ssrs s 49,. :: ::
fer seeh ssrr;ei IN ncrfcnest ss<ssrt1sols. -
siss sesse Ssstsass~s a ths <sls x s.s;<r{
CO Ss'ss 81 sii's 1920 1870 sss -
2. a1j5 ss.sosAAsd b ~ iers'sssse AZ ss< s3ss-
Al .as:- 80
sad Ao<sr,.o sHrxs1s1. hos ssss III - -
cceyeo t<~s than 81 4ls -
ssis<sikers Cor ssskp - te~s sni ~ xl~ss
ssoead ihra ~ s.afsk sss.. s ess.,. !. a. !,
txsosiff - ta<ir s.si,scrirs,pas ss.lscs Nm fr
= .s9 snd s,,sara, q snsis hpa-<'s AZ s-e1sfcd
{~ss t<.ass. oaefoHsfe N va ysaf b-,..ss. ....-
s s.s.s N ssrrs ss<f t-o1ds. <s1 ens<s~sts n
s"Sf year ucnt-G
vs<ssde IN four tsra sLs = ~ .s4ss II 80 zoe
snn-rritesoo VII b. sfpos sooo4 81 tie
zts<ares sascaz tbs ssr..ss e.ea.o = AID
ss.c,s,. $500 h~.ns give s<<oss;Es -
~ erurr II Tie eou.msa cpue<ii.
fsi itssSaI;I; Il.
Arrest Ccmsr iss>e On W&<s ~nd 4><nk
w \. snikkh<>. 40 Ge<k.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Grand Rsr.ds. Mich. dab - ia
Notice . brrebt gives that Ia a~pesrsnens
soil Tor the ccn<tFurtss.n - e<S~s - tkstskn
sxtnur. IRON - <e<s ctzrfa - Wnntt<Ir ~ ~1u@
70 f.csrTt street. - nnw IN ny h1nia e4J hat
4 WI r~c>sve pas nast tEerese fu sh~ f-e<s.,a
q fvceif dats frou tts< dste Al ti.< ss1xz "a
TIE csfy treasures. tffy bali
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

&S & as per day q homA selling Lixhsn,r.
W. f1atG aud plat1ng tcuelsy. ustclsas
tA6lewsre. &c Pistes the fnosf IL j~wrir,
500 - 40, Ga I'll kinds Il metal vit1 sold
Evey house has goods needing L,xtassx b. u
Dcino. C0iunbus. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
For Sale on
Monthly Payments.

s-rcosn house on oskdsie svenue. lot soxisA
price 81
e-roouf house snd lot, corner Sherman and
Dolby sire -. H.16
Srs ~ house and lot near corner Hall stre.s
aud MADISON Avenue. $40.
room house near corner East street end
sherman. $50
aev e-rcom houses on Tsmnrsck street.
s. 3s3 each.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
BARGAINS
IN HOUSES

4 FINE new Srccm house. hardwood "a
low. lot GRADED and sodded. water ard
tewrr IN street, o1 Eaelid avenue, se.1a
4 GOOD s-rcom hossse. csrner Bsyto1
and Marion streets. chsrp 81 o. 1D
flRcI LASS pis<e On fiosey str~rt:
nev, With large. sivg rooms, 81 su
1NO A BONUSES % Watson ssre-t fronf
hsiis. full lots With alley in rsar. "a S.5H
and Il. 10 respectively.
We own this property. you par no con
MISSIONS, and ve VIII make terms 90 salt
yoa, tall ~ Gnce.
TURNER A CARROLL.
- New Hosserasr Hsiidins.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
PROPOSALS FOR KENT COUNTY
JAIL BUILDING.

sealed proposals. pali ~ r~oelse6 bs s..s
esn Trust huud.nx. Irsnd Rapids. \ 81. ga a
up Ia u s'ciork na.n- Jsis - ss'a Cor u e<eo-
tea sne cosspirft . q Tie nt cssuts ss4 ~.
eud santttflssl, According ~ Ii4Es and a. -
d sti.ne. whisa CA ~ s<ra n III, .,,s,oe an I
u.s on.ce Of v. hnst Son. ssr',st-rt-.
isn tsch tt1 sat~t b. eccnulpan.>d 4, .
certtts-a chcek sof = ~un n<s< t-~s than fxa 80
cfl.t OF the amount a TIE rscpo<si lie t-rhs
y RESERVES - rect sEy and Al bsd1. AID -
esss. snY nesesf ~ tsforf.sl<fs ~ asly I'D.
Shouts ~ y de<me1 u the lntcroeso ~ TIE rnuatr
- dc - Pnpresis Duua (>eseasesz sa1 ms - Il
~fraporals Toe ksut cscnt< ,sA iSelj.hnx. ed
verk building. heat ne - zaIsf&lisa. - IT,
eass mag b. aud 1ass b a<dr~ee~1 N
y 4 &kkEak.
Cba1rnaa Bua.ls<r C<.rnclr,->
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Grv~ccnf Park
oFyscs ~ Crit Cfnsx
6aANp RAfxDs. ksrk.. suls AZ. i~<f
sealed lr<rp<ais VII b. r~ce ~ ~ ~. - .sfscs
- fr<1. tos Tie eoussrsefkoa q stsn~ $3.50 *
ere~csnf park sfAlfwsy u secor4.o<a VIA
pleas and wsssfrstt'ns or Gle IN tki< c<zrs
granite vaA In receivea
kAch bsddsr uti - required = d~por.s -
- euHfsnter 81 fs,lhiin>st II c<&trsra
h. right 70 rejer< any ~ eli ks><< u sounrvok
by order q the teu ~sttk<> 90 Fssks-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

fpone frfsfs, IRA Jf1ne - ia /
xc<>c~ = hetr<f gives fkHf - eos~~~zr>ua
rn1 - e<sfssg So sfss>ise4 vsrd's~1 e@>-
!. rec - nss tss.1s n-s4 ss<t I'D r-~ri~v 80
se7& o. e~snf ~ zll< t.<rsc4 - s~-~rff 1<Fs
tree ts~ eese. - 49, es;r> - sn> 80 <r<a-os><
,sss kH sSsk5ck. cns 1rsrsr-..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

tlts Irasnrrr's once
Grad h<rIas Nlch jay - lsf1
Ncssce a. feFek4 xiFcn that tat ase..efnr1sk
ross f4r The improvement ~ hsIi-asf ftfr.1.
iron f'nekcTe st-ff - ti,erfF sssret. ~ ace a.
ny hn8dk end ffaf ! wi rs<ri~s s.as4s..,e~
tsefo Tor the iers,a - - ~af< aats fss.sg ffts
tste - The - - - fisr rift f-rs .frff rfs .sI
aas ~ u. toAi.iCk. Cts 1ss.sssrps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Notice - k~<ety x7<ea ths< sic eoonrrmruo
rel So 80 ep1s<xu<<4o& - <f9-< = f-xn<>s
<<yerz ffrek ksss fol-sv s<<-~- - 10 80 <tA
I ~li v~<-sse rsyra~e4 tk~rs-s. 80 s1s r~rs.4 q
t~ests asss fro<s tf<> ass~ ~ tsss e1krs q f<ss
ss. III ~ & zhlcx- sas r,.-.--~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

s;rxpe Kspsas. n srk.' lals =. tro
rrE scr the <pG~e<<<
1 81 e~@~< A. 1S.f1
ssf~>s frusa ttc<kssx etsrrt 70 ft~sness ttsref
~ BOO 10 sas EsDa<. st4 tfst ! Nd -
t~ebts ssf< t<-~r sts- .s<s< "a <sss cilz< - tss
fftf tx~ss&rrf. cts fsI
saxb n & sONHics. sar Js-s-~-ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

III iIrafurrf Rf<<rH
G<<ro Eeff1s. kich faIs ~ fss1
<o1sce = ts<<ts ass<n tsst 49, ssersef,s,l.S
rcl fssx t'te co1tlroc:ifsa - ererf ~ le.r...,
nserne. trcu fiftt 8tef4e ~ u .<<lnfsa ~. r.s.-
y fssv snf teo<ie. or46 tk@s 81 r~rsiet n.y.
meal ftts<~'c ia its p<s5s<jef ,eea<, d<s- <rso.
n,s data ~ th< siscs a ne eta sr~.~.ssr esss
sass Nh sonnck. CO. fs-.s.r~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

0r<~1 4.ssfs hsrA. J1lt -
s,
> = hr~ ~ efses t.ss tA> ss~o@~rt
Hal sr~ef - ttxk<- er~pre. - e..< - ~
isn4. sna -t<s ~i3 r-eeire "a, rs><r ttr--~<o
f<s ft.< f~~.f.a ~ fv~<tF car ff4r ffss sst- -
ssi5z ~ kohEs.k {. d.s, frs.r.-<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

n rent our thrss story and bsvement brick
building. kos- 8 and Erie street: central To-
cation; gas and electric light, power. elev ator,
steam heat: low rate insurance. Apply To
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
NEWS AND NOTES.
From tho Oakland Democrat.

From the Oakland Democrat.
Miss Emma Hoff, of Terra Alta.
was visiting friends here last week.
Miss Bertie Dawson, of Rowles-
burg, spent a day or two with
friends here tins week.
Mrs. Worthington, of Terra Alta,
spent day or two last week with
MS. She is talking of renting the
Allegheny House.
Mrs. NJ. A. Yost returned to
Oakland on Wednesday. April s,
from Washington city. Mrs. Yost
spent the winter in Baltimore md
Washington cities.
Mrs. Gen. Crook and sister, Mrs.
Fannie ID. Read, returned from
Washington ID. g., on Thursday Of
last week.
DR.. j. l.. McComas hns been ap.
pointed momber Of the Advisory
Council of the Worlds Congress
Auxiliary of the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition on mcdico cl,matol-
ogy.
The Georges Greek Coal and
Iron Company shipped this week
block of coal rs an exhibit at the
Worlds Fair OF tho following
Dimensions 1t is fourteen feet
eight inches in leugth three feet
six inches wide, four Feet thick,
and weighs ten tons.
Hon. William NJ. McKaig, our
present popular and efficient Com
gresham, is receiving quite boom
for the Govelnorship of Maryland.
1t is little carly to discuss that
matter, and we may want him for %
third term in Congress, but West
ern Maryland Is entitled to have
the next Governor, and II 80 decide
TO enter our champion for that race
he will so in to win. Mark that.
81 Summers, the noted snake
killer, was in town Tuesday and
made us brief call. lie says as
soon as the season opens ho will be
ready for another onslaught upon
the venomous reptiles. Ho con-
fines himself exclusively TO the
deadly rattle, and never fails to
kill large Numbers Of this danger
ons species every senson. In his
peculiar role 81 might we'll be
ella ssed as a public benefactor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

our moas' enlightened members,
but at the same time one OF de
moas' capricious. Mebbe he fell
too heavy, an mebbe l kicked him
harder dan l should, but hope dis
lesson will sink deep into bis heart.
Giveadam Jones has bin actin
rather 'colty' of late, an | trust dat
dis circumstance may restore his
airnestness All dignity. Shindig
Watkins has had quare look in his
eyes fur de last six weeks, but l
observe dat il has suddenly died
out, an lz'o glad on it. In anti
pashun of dis VERY crisis l brung
along wild mo tonight bottle Of
arnica, bundle of rags and six
porus plasters, all arter dc meotlng
has closed / shall open temporary
hospital in de anteroom.
ode queshun befo' de meetin
when de cyclone struck dis buildin
an interrupted our dehberashuns
was as to chilblsins. Has dc med-
cal director any statistics to offerP"
Brother Boneset White, who had
lost front tooth and had his nose
skinned in the scrimmage, rose
after great effort OF will power
and replied in a faint voice that he
had nothing, but weuld collect a
bushel or two before the next meet.
ing.
Very well, sah---1 shall be
lookin fur sumthin rich," replied
the president. CAS- part of the
lamps have gone out an good deal
of plaster fallen Oft de coilin, an as
dar seems gineral anxiety to get
hold of de arnica an pIasters, we
will lock up de rest of dc blzness
an adjourn de meetin fur one
weok."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
THE CUSTODIAN OF THE CLOVER
DEPARTMENT..

"IIenry r. said MIR. Cleveland d to
his private secretary.
Eyes, Your Excellency."
"What's ali the racket in tho
lobby ?"
H'll 90 and see, SIR"
When Mr.. TLurber returned no
said
"It's a delegation OF your faith
ful lenchmen. Your Exccllency,
who desire an audience"
"What do they want9 Offices, I
suppose ?"
"They wish to call your attention
to the faet that when the campaign
was in progress divers persons were
wont to express In song their belief
that when Grover should be elected
the Democrats should be in clover"
II remember something of tho
song, Henry, but what Of It ?'
"Your humble licgemen would
like to know when they may expect
tho clover aforesaid p"
Henry" said tho President,
"you may refer all onguirers about
clover TO j, Sterling Morton. IIe
is tho Secretary Of Agricultnro."--
A0ygAHtowa f'ost.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

The University Cleo Club, com
posed Of about fifteen students at
our State University at Morgan
town, has made a decided success
in a short tour Of the State, giving
musical concerts at the principal
towns and having q pleasant time
generally. The Club travelled in a
special car and had a Big house
everywhere they went, so thar the
trip was profitable as well rs pleas
ant, and a big advertisement for
the University. Mr. T.. r. Hart.
man, Of Tunnelton, this county, is
a member Of the troup. The club
is composed Of, r. Minsball, leader:
w. s. Mayors, Claud Gore, W. w.
Willis, s. J.. Sycks. g. r. Hayes.
s. r. Boyd, Chas. Goodwin, w. N.
Rogers, A. r. Boyd. y. T. Hart.
man, q. y. Mayors. b. T.. Morgan,
ID. B. Kinkaid aud II. G. Dancan.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

Secretary Morton smiles at the
criticism fired at him because he
abolished the sinecure held by the
late Mr. Blaibe's brother. al
found" said the Secretary "that
Mr.. Blaine was drawing $1,000 a
year for doing nothing, or at least
nothing that was Of the slightes
value to the Government. and be
wouId have had to 90 all the same
even If be had been Mr.. Cleyelaud's
brother. That's all there is to it. I"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

A specimen of Gilmer county
bituminous coal arrived here
Thursday to be shipped to Chicago
for exhibition at the Worlds Fair.
The lump, which was hauled here
by John Killingswortb, weighed
4760 pounds and no doubt will
compare favorably with other speci.
mems from the coal fields Of West
Virginia. - Heston Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

The dismissal of Republican
Chiefs of Divisions in the Depart
ments are becoming quite frequent,
and to hear some OF them kick is
very amusing. Every man Of them
thinks they ought to have been
kept in Office. Fortunately the
heads of the Departments differ
with them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

l.. Q. G. Lamar, of Mississippi,
who is made Recorder of the Gen
eral Land Office, is the eldest son
of the late Justice Lamar. of the
Supreme Court, and acquired some
knowledge of tho methods of the
Interior Department when private
secretary Of his father while he was
Secretary of The Interior.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
BAssEL's BIBLE BEARS DATE OF
1861.

From The Ciartsb0rg News.
Hon. John Bassell IS the owner
Of Bible printed in the Latin,
which is more than three hundred
and twenty-six years old. IL is
valuable aud interesting curiosity,
and is preceded by tae Wycklifo
version By only two centuries. 10
10 cotcmporaneous with the versions
Of Tyndale, Coverdale and Mathew,
and Cyamner's BiJls. IL antedates
the Geneva, Rheims Donay, and
King James versions. It's special
importance viii be appreciated by
observing that Wyckligcs nem tes.
lament Was printed IN 1871 and
that his whole work was not printed
until 1850, Tyndale's edition did
not appear IN print until 1925,
Miles Coverdale had The honor og
printing the frst Bible in EnQlish
in 1880, and King James transla,
ton did not appear until 101t
The Bible IN the possession Of Nv,
Basel is dated ia 1867,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
oLNEy THE ICEBERG.
How He Snubbed Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson
OF West Virginia.

HOW He Snubbed Hon. VIM. Il. Wilson
or West virginin.
From tho 81. Loais Republic,
1t has been a matter of common
talk for some time past that persons
emerging from the oilico Of the
Attorney General of the United
States invariably turned up their
coat collars and shlvored. This is
due to their rigid reception by the
Attorney General. Secretary En-.
dicott of the former Cleveland Cab
met was somewhat frappo, but the
present representative Of the Conn
monwealth OF Massachusetts in the
Cabinet is simply frigid. There arc
at least hundred stories in circu-
lation Of the cool insolence with
which he receives Senators aud
Representatives and ordinary oiti-
zens of the United States having
business with him.
An incident Is related as illustra-
tive OF this Characteristic of tho new
Attorney General. Ilo was called
upon one day last week by Repre-.
sentative VIM. l.. Wilson Of West
Virginia, who, It will be remom.
bered, was chairman OF the last
Democratic Convention and who
might have been Attorney General
himself had no so Desired. Mr..
Olney has given rigid order to
the colored messenger who stands
Mt his door to admit no ono to his
presence until after due presenta.
ton of card. When MIR. Wilson
approached the Attorney General s
Office the messenger, knowing him
very we'll, promptly ushered him
into the august presence OF Mr..
Olney. That gentleman was very
busy, and MIR. Wilson quietly sat
down in one corner of the room.
After awhile the Cabinet officer
glanced up from his papers aud sec
ing the visitor, whose approach had
not been duly heralded, said to him
with New England curtness
"How did you got in here? Mr..
Wilson explained modestly that he
had come in through the door as
was his custom, and that the mes.
senger knowing him had not con.
sidered 1T necessary to first ask per-
mission for his entrance. There.
upon Mr. 0lney summoned the
messenger. Turning to the fright
ened colored man he thundered at
him
81 want 1t distinctly understood
that hereafter 10 man COMES into
my office until he sends in his card
and / decide whether or not / want
to see him. This applies to Sena.
tors, Representatives and everybody
else"
Without deIgning look at Mr..
Wilson, Mr.. 0lney turned on HE
heel and went back to his desk,
where he very demonstratigely bus.
led himself with some papers. Dir.
Wilson IS noted in Congress as ono
OF the most suavo and sclf-posscssod
members in the House, but for once
he had laid aside bis self possession
and gave Mr.. 0lney very brief but
expressive recognition Of his con-
duct.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
THE GREAT UNFAIR.


The Chicago papers arc making a
loud noise because the railroads
refuse to give reduced rates to the
Fair.
Why should they?
The railroads want to be in the
SWIM.
IL reports be trno, the Chicago
Expose will be a great sawdust
swindle, an emporium of green
goods.
Visitors will be charged for
admission to the great shearing
grounds, so cents.
For being sheared as follows
For sitting down on u bench, sc.
For sitting on chair, 10.
For a glass of water. 10.
For accommodation necessary to
civilized life, from s to 10 cents.
For blowing a nose on handker-
chief, 8 cents.
For blowing nose on the
ground, 25c.
(rhc last charge is all right.)
For place to sneeze, sc.
For a place to wash. 10.
For place to comb your hair, 10
cents.
For wipe on dirty towel, 10c.
For place to smoke, 10c.
For place to spit, 10s.
For place to eat, 1Oc.
For place to pick your teeth,
10 conts.
For looking at anything, 15c.
For looking at nothing, 25c.
For speaking to guard, 2Jc.
For seeing the Arabs, 25c.
For seeing the japanese, 25c.
For looking at an Iniun, 25c.
For standing still, 10c.
For walking about 15c.
For drawing your breath, about
the grounds, 1Oc.
For holding your breath, 15o.
For pulling out your false teeth
in a crowd, s1.00.
(This is all rigbt.)
For putting your false teeth back
again, Toe.
For looking at one Of The Board,
.s1.0O
For looking at directors dog,
25c.
For glance Mrs. Palmer,
.sL25.
(Well worth it,
For look at lIigginbotbam,
.s1.OO.
For a look at Davis. 75c.
For a look at ST. Clair, 25C.
(This - the man you want to
seo.)
And-but we have not run the
list half down yet.
so Why complain OF the railroads?
Would 1t no. be good thing il
they would put rates up 80 high
nobody could afford 70 90
10 would be saying Of about
$40, 600, 900 TO the people and pre.
vent Wholesale slaughter and loss Of
life.
For once We arc with the rail.
roads. - Wetzel Dep50 rat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

Coy. W. A. MacCorklc has ap.
pointed } y. Whiting and B. r..
Wyatt, Of K1nawha county. g. IT..
Turner, Of Wood county, John A.
Myers. Of Mmongalls, and S. r..
Hanan, Of Marshall county, direc.
tors Of the West Virginia Colqed
Institute. The Governor also ap.
pointed Neil Robinson, OF Kanawha
couaty, delegate to the Worlds
Congress Of Bankers and Financjors
which meets an Chicago june 10.
and Col. doe v. Chiffon, Of Ka.
uawba county, to represent tbo
State Of West Virginia at the
National Convention Of Railroad
Commissioners which convenes in
Washington, j. G., April ~.
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SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

II You have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write to N. W. FITzGERALo,
Washington, -. q. lie is a citizen
Of West Virginia, and has procured
Pensions for thousands from this
State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

Il. K. Gillespie, nominated to be
Principal Clerk of Public Lands, in
the General Land Office, was nomi-
mated at the request of M. Mcbiil-
Ian, OF Tennessee. Mr.. Gillespie
is lawyer of Gallatin. Tenn, and
is about 35 years of age.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
A NEW LITANY.

NEW IfTANl.
From
mischief aud
evil from craft
and assaults of the
Devil, and from
other frail-
ty and
fault
vain-glory,
hypocrisy, envy and
hate, the deceits of the
World, of the Flesh and Old
Satan, from sinful aftec-
tions, from lightning and
rain, plague, pestilence,
famine, war, murder
and pain, sedi-
tion, conspir-
aey, treason
and arms, false
doctrine and her
esay in all its forms
from hardness of heart
and contempt of Thy
law, deliver us safe as near
judgment we draw /! When
in times Of tribulatiou, when
Death drawcth near, whether
IN success or low-fallen fear,
deliver us then from all evils
and sin, but at present Lord
save us from all Crinolinel Pre-
serve all travelling by sea or by
land ,and leave us at least enough
foot room to stand. Have mercy
on all us desolate menl must Eden
be lost since Mother Eve has faller
again! Take away Lord,
all frailties and sius,
but do remove
those d---n
CRINO LINES.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20
HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON, W. VA.

LOCATED NEAR ALL DBPoTs.
0bliging and polite porters.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free SAMPLE Room.
A we'll kept Bar of fine Wines, Ii
quors, &C., lately opened.
Fine whisky speciality.
T. j. McAVAY, Proprietor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-20

Towu 0aeiais.
Maros--Juiius x. Monroe.
Rso0rdsr--Fslix Elliott. Jr.
oogroii non--J. Ami Megiin, wn' p Maneer.
ioS'i To~n ssrSssnt-Jaus, W. FLYNN.
Societies
Ruights Of Pythias-I.edes meets every Tnes.
DAY evening st their hall over .. ". Bakor's
store At 7;s0 O'Clock.
Independent order Of odd ponows-Lodge
nssts every satgrdsy evening a. their ball IN
Golden Hais Enoaupmsnt. No. 20. T. q. q. r.
meets First and Third Monday evenings ~
each month. IN the odd Fellows Hall. ever the
postomco.
TIE Indessndsnt Order ~ oooe Tsmplars >
Lotas meets everr FRIDAY evening. On the r. q
o. p. Hall. ~ 7;a0 o'clock.
Elas philip Tribe No, =. narrowed orger q
8 o'cioot N tbe knights u Pythias Hall over
niaker's store.
Eingwoed cornol, ~. IS, Junior Order Uni.
ssadav evening AZ O'Clock in tho odd Vel
bows feii over the Postonce.
Pys,tes r.o1ze ~. ", a. y. ard 4. y. Meets
n y ibo knights q Pythiss Hall over Bakers
Churches.
NE. Church REV " " Rider. Pastor
serrloos Preaching every sunday at fO30a N.
nssii sSp Z. N. Yosar Fdts woetingat $50 p
= Psaysr MsstiHg every rhursday evening ai
s,osl4, chareb Ssv Z. D. starKsy, Pastor
SER services, eS, .s,o VI a2d Yougih sunday in sscb
ss,,ov sse 4 rigst ig' sni Third sasdsys sta m''
psssbvfsri.n Church-No Pastor.
gsFvioss prayer Meeting every wednesday
eveosna. s,nday school at g.. ~,
" o1nroh-Rev Robert g q aith. .pasfo
treses -gsoaehipe. Fourth sunday 10 caeh
Ns.sh.