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isIp Wanlco.


AGENTS and CANvAsSERS. male OF
female; t3 to g. daily profits sure; eN-
pcrcncc unnecessary no talking required ;
rAelu-iNe territory given. For particulars
adde's /. PUTNAM & CO.. Wes. WiIsJed.
Conn.
ALL LADIES or YOUNG MEN wanting
a. earn - IN -lj weekly, spare time or
steady home employment. work soit ANY,
whore by mall, 10 cnnNaSsing, no gia..
painting ~ huil5ng. address. AQUARELLE
CO.. Fall River. Mas.
Males
EMPLOYMENT OF all Kinds quickly pro.
cured ior men. and male hep furnlshN
fro 10 ,mnl yes by the OLD RELIABLE
MUTUAL AGENCY. s3i Broadway.
WANTED \ nr.t-cll,s cook. one thor.
ougtl, cOmp.t.nt In all branches Of line
cooking; aso .o.d bread AMI roll mixer /;
wac, si0 TO so per month. Ala ess
!. ~. Box .. Tribune Uptown Ohicc. La
ONE.
WANTED.-A highly respectable yong
ma. a, groom; must be- we'll re- 'ommende !.
Apply 10 Wet 3l't-'t.
WANTED-A nan VINO ihoroug ~ under.
stands the process, 81 MAKING de'rIo ci
,i.vcr prints; good salary and stead! tna
ton. LELAND PLATINUM PRiN l.
mo CO.. AS Pcarlst. Cleveland. Ohio
Females
GIRLS WAN FL. -
Apply EDISON LAMP WORKS.
Harrison y. j.
WANrtD.-A young GIL "a chahiDt,
maid: must have city reference; wogcs $40
- month AIdrrs~ J NJ. Is o Tribune
flt,wu Oiiicc, / .242 Broadway.
WANTED.-A iaiy OF culture, aecur-
toned TO teaching. TO civ" reading lesson,
It,. To a lady. Address NJ, lnbuoe
once.
WANTED \ young lady. well cducltci'
- io,iin, house. Address In handwrit-
~, r applicant. giving former cxleric,r,, e
Nav rInc tel. ctc.. TEAS, Z. .. BOX
2tOi. city. -
WNNTED.-A cook and walt esses NJ
"a Grave. MRS. KANDOLPiiS En-
ploymeit once.
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Mss HUSSBLpS HANDSOME House.
r rrr.sANr PLACE WHERE THE SINGER

TIE FLEAs"Nr rr'0' "''''' III" SINVHN
WILL LIVE IN FEW DAYS.
Miss Lillian Russell has had such prosperity for
A.. last few in the various operas In which
80 bas sung that she has come to the conclusion
vat abe ought TO have better house than the one
No NOW occupies at No. I'D West Forty -hirdst. She
n, now move into her now house. at No. 3lS West
e.,.nty seventh ST., within few days. This will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
cI.Jva AGAINST TIE STATE DECIDED.

Albany Ian o-Thc annual report Of the state
hoard NJ Claims shows that during the last year the
hoard decided claims against the state assrgasns
sass 7a3 and made awards amounting 10 it
which Is an increase over the amount """'ue" INV
year OF S36,11D.
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FURNISHED bcuses Co Ect

To HENT.-At Lakewood. OAK cottage.
bc,utiiuIiy situated on Madison ave; fully
fIrni shell t"rirs moderate. For particulars
idr'~s Miss N. e. w, 4. o.. Lakewood,
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qorses an0 U1rrlaqes


FLANDRAU 4 co;
Downtown, Uptown,
312. 4 AND o BROADWAY
BRO0NE-ST. AND 51ST-ST.
BkOuGIAMS. straight font.
BkOCGHAMS. extension front.
pEMI-S CACHES.
LANDAUS, glass front
LANDAUS, leather top.
OMNIBUS. 2, 3 and shore.
RocKxwXYs. pass
yIOToRIAS.
cABRIOLETS.
VIS-A.ViS.
SPIDERS,
UOS-A-DOS,
WAGONErrES
PiAEIoNs. . pass
RUHNDoUTs.
TEiPLEx srERiEs
BUCKBOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY OF THE BEST:
IN ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS.
AND C0L0KS OF pAINlING AND
THE TRIMMING FORMING s,rn
VEHICLES rs THE woKLD.
A CRITICAL INSPECTION SOLICITED.
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT Low PRICES.
ADJUST SELL I'VE srrNiccablc work
horses suit SO cr. butcher. any lLsIhtss !;
also two chunky horses, j years old, tender
forwlri; suit farmer; also sound sonte
road horse can show mile = 40 TO-DAY :;
has not been driven IN six weeks " Ill sell
at sacrifice. See OWNER, stable 800
Leonarf-st.. corner Drlegs-avc.. Grgenpant.
FOR SALE.-A pair of fine dark mo-
hog2ny hay horses. clos" mated. Isl hagds
high. and o years old thoroughly b oke
To all h Iness nne saddlers end drivers aye
very stylish. fearless Of anything and war
rnn.et sound also handsome pair OF bay
Shctlcnd ponies. good size. years old
close mates; broke In every way for chill
drcn fine sa1dl crs and d iNers: set Of
double harness. and tw1.-catci natural
wood surrey all gs good a. rev: have been
used by ladies' and small child en-. Call On
w, p. SNYDER. 5l4 wyandott-st, South
Bethlehem, Penn.
FOR SALE.-A nrst-rlass two.se1t
seieh pole or shaft. Apply to WHITE
& son. Coal Yard. rs East 1Slst-st.
HORSES WINTERED.-w stables.
COOL feed and careful treatment; carriages
STORED FREQ city references. \. T..
MOORE, Central Park. L. /.
wANTED.-5O, 900 900 people TO send
for Birch's carriage aud harness catalogues
largest assortment In America very modrr.
ate prices; don't pay. such cxtravoyant
nrlces To- harness and corraoes esfah
lIshed 1902. Address j. II. BIRCH. Dur.
linftoD. y. J.
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-Four fast trains to Cincinnati every day DS Ne"'
York Central.
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular o@co
rates until 3 y. M. WIS.,:
25i shave. 8. c. cor. OF 2Sd.se
IJc 6th-aye.. cor. 12th-st,
1872 Colnmbus-ave.. nea. West 0Sth'st.
100 West i.d.st near 9th. ave.
20 West 14th-st., near SHAVE.
e57 West aod.st. bet; eth and Sth eva
157 shave, cor. 14th.st
1888 I'd ave, between 10th ard S7tA e.
1873 3d-aNr., between 18th and 10th sts.
,C26 3d~N.. near 61st-st.
1 sOS 1~taNr., near SNth-st
?60 3c-avc., corner <7th.st.
55i sa-ave.. near Eat 3Ih-st.
So Avenue A. between Sd and ~ svoA
II Canal-st. and l57 Dvision-sk
$40 Chur'h-'t. bet. Warren and ChAR
bers sts.
-" "e'rFo-> near ChristophePSe
$50 East 47th.st., corner 3dAve.
26 Fast 4od.st.. near Madlaon.ave.
a.O5i 3d.ave bet. 1l2fh and 18th sts.
V>pttM OFFICES:
$50 East 125th-st.. near Sd-ave.
.t3 West ,2Sth-ss.. bet. ssh an1 Sth evoA
500 West I4Sth-st :.
RROOKLYN oFFICEe:
397 Fulton ST.. c3 Court-st, sos Dc KolS
ave. 1900 Bedsord-sve.. 100 D'uanb
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gitp Real Cetate for Sale,

40 WEST 92D-ST.-Best 3-story brown
sf"l,r. -O-lOOt mouse West side block all
built
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Hoar1 nuA Rooms.


A.-Fine rooms delightful home In
Christian hous hold: liberal table; adults
desired. 81 Fast Htn.st.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

Nearly a month has passed and
yet the State Of West Virginia has
not received a single Federal APP
pointment. 1t was understood that
Congressman Wilson stood very
close to the President, but in the
past three weeks not change OF
postoflices has taken place in the
Second Congressional District,
while in the First and Third Dis
tricts quite a number have been
made. We are not clamorous for
blood, but as there is no tenure Of
Office to these fourth class offlcors,
and rs the people expect now men
in them upon a change Of admins
tration We SEQ no reason why the
Second Congressional District
should be ignored. Fnrmont In.
der.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

Is so, s. A. Dill, s5 90, G.. A.
Bishop IS 90, James NJ. Elliott
81 so, Nimrod Bell 90 40, B. W.
Arnold s5 so. W. p. Ringer 90 40,
W. IL. Mcknight $6 so, j. p.
Barnes &c 20, W. l.. Shaw 81 20,
and Allen Ridgway &c so.
John z. Jones and Joseph Jack
son allowed 80 each for one days
service as Jury Commissioners for
this term of Court.
State VS.. Fletcher Smith; misde-
meauor Nos. l and 2, fast riding
over tho county bridge at Clifton
Mills; confessed and fined $5 and
costs in first case and plea of mot
guilty" IN second case aud oontin-
ued till next term.
The Sheriff of tho county allowed
ss4.63 charges for keeping lunatic
in Jail that had been committed to
the Hospital for Insane at Weston
and no room there for her till lately.
Also allowed another bill against the
State for $128.25, which was order
ed certified to the Auditor for pay
mont.
Joseph Jackson, whose term OF
Office as Jury Commissioner for
Preston county expires Juno 1st,
1893, was re-appointed for four
years from that date aud appeared
in Court and took tho oath as pre-.
scribed by law.
In the case Of George Cook, in
dicted for felony, it was ordered
that he be released from jail at any
time during vacation no produce
g., 900 bail with good security, and
the Clerk authorized to accept same.
State vs.. Judd Goff; mlsdemean.
or, for disturbing services in Nj. t.
church at Albrightsville; confessed
and fined 50 and costs, which was
paid the Sheriff in open Court.
James A. Keener, Arthur Frey,
II. S. Welch and James q. Taylor,
who were summoned before the
Grand Jury this term and came not,
are ordered to show mp next term
and explain their absence satisfac,
torily or be fined for contempt.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
THEY KEPT THE ONE WITH BLUE
EYES.

A little Harlem boy who has an
old maid aunt who is very fond Of
cats has been ia the habit Of off,
ciatiug as executioner wherever
kittens multiplied around at his
auntic's to a degree that even that
venerable feminine cat fancier
could not support.
rs natural result he became
very expert at putting kittens in q
bag, together with a big paving
stone, and consigRing the whole lot
to the tender mercies Of the Harlem
River.
As 1t happened only the other
day the little Harlem boys mother
presented her husband with q
couple Of daughters in the shape Of
q splendid pair Of twins.
As great favor Johnny was
allowed to 90 into the room to sec
his newly arrived sisters.
Ho gazed upon them with a Ian
guild interest for a few moments.
aud then looking up at his father
said, suddenly: "Say pop, let's
keep The ono with blue eyes. -
II was kopt.---New York Hera7d.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
JUsr MIR. HARRISON.
Disappointing Experience OF an Old
Illinois Lady on Railroad Train.


HAVANA, lib, March %.
The late visit of OK. x.President
Harrison to this vicinity on hunt
ing expedition was not nearly so
prolific Of ducks as it was Of anus
ing Incidents. 1t was the first timc
that an ex-President had come this
way, and curious folks hereabouts
Lost no opportunity of gazing at the
dignitary who had come among
them. When Mr.. Harrison depar-
tod for indianapolis via. Peoria OH
the 18th inst. he was accompanied
to the train by respectful yet
curious crowd. The train had not
proceeded far on its journey when
an old woman, who had boarded
the cars at Grain Greek and taken
u scat in the smoking car, pulled
out an ancient cob Pipe and q plug
of tobacco that would tako the
lining off the stomach of steve
dore. She skillfully prepared the
BLACK jack" and, failing TO find
a match in her dress pocket,
appealed to drummer for light
"Say, sonny, hev yo got a match?
I'd ruther hey coal, but q match
will do"
Certainly, auntie, here you
are" replied the tourist, with an
amused expression on his face as he
lit match and handed it to the old
lady. Thon ho added: Auntic,
did you know that President
Harrison was oil tho train p'
/" President Harrison, did yc
say ?"
" Yes he has been hunting
ducks down at Havana and is now
on his way home to Indianapolis"
responded Samples.
"Du tell - exclaimed the old
lady 81 guess I'll 90 back and
have look at him."
So the good old soul hobblcd
towards tho car door, and in the
act dropped her pipe, which broke
in pieces on tho car floor. She
went on into the ladies' car and
asked the brakeman if President
Harrison was aboard" That
obliging functionarY pointed out
the ex President TO the old woman,
and without further ado she hob
bled up to the scat where President
Harrison sat
+" BE ye President Harrison Pc
she queried.
"No, madam" replied the ex.
President, 81 am Mr.. Harrison of
indianapolis"
With snort of disgust the old
woman turned and hobbled away,
muttering In an audible tone:
"Thar, I've spoiled ss elegant a
cob pipe as war ever smoked jest to
git look at a little sawed of feller
named HARRISON from lndianapo.
lis"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
ELECTED LAST WEEK
Mayor OF Chicago by 10000 Majority
In Spite OF All Opposition.


In Spite or All Opposition.
The above picture represents the
newly elected Mayor of the Great
Worlds Fair City, who carried ev-
erythlpg by storm at the municipal
election in Chicago last week. To
be Mayor during the great Worlds s
Fair is considered big thing, and
the contest has been a bitter one,
and it was thought would be a close
one, but the Democratic candidate
swept everything before him and
was elected by the immense major
ity OF 10000
Almost every paper in the city
fought him except the Times, but
he had the people with him, and
his old time popularity and expe-
ricnce won the day. His name is
Harrison, but not Ben, for he IS a
different breed of pups and has al
ways been Democrat. Garter
Henry Harrison was born in Fay
ette county, Kentucky, February
10, 1925, and is therefore 6S years
of age.
lie graduated at Yalo College in
1S45 when but twenty years of age.
lie read law awhile, engaged in
farming and Travelled for two years
in foreign countries. After his re-
turn he took the law course at the
Transylvania Law School of Lex.
ington, KY. lie then located in
Chicago and engaged in real estate
operations. After the great fire OF
1871, ne served as County Com
missioner for three years. After
his return from second European
journey In 1874, he was elected to
Congress OH the Democratic tick ct
by close vote, defeating his oppo-
nent who had beaten him in the
preceding election. He was re-
elected, serving two terms in Con
gress, and at the end of his second
term in 1879, was elected Mayor Of
Chicago and continued in office for
four biennial terms, making eight
years that he has served the city in
this high Office before, being elected
this, the fifth time. He succeeds
Hemp Washburne, a Republican,
who was elected two years ago by a
split in the Democracy of the city.
The Democrats can easily control
the city government when they hold
together. Cleveland carried it last
fall by nearly $4,000 votes. The
population of Chicago is noarly one
and half million and the area 1876
square miles. The city is twenty
four miles long and ten miles wide,
and beng Mayor Of such a city
during such an occasion as the
great big Worlds Fair, is an honor
and emolument we'll worth fighting
for.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
Our AGENTS.

The following parties arc our au.
thorzed agents and will receive and
remit TO as all money paid on ac-
count. Any subscriptions or orders
for printing left with them will be
promptly sent to US. The agents
for The ARGUS will giye receipts
for all money paid them, il 80 dc.
sired, but it is not necessary, rs re-
ceipts will be sent direct from this
office promptly for all remittance
Rcedsyillc-Mason Watson.
Hcrring-George A. Herring.
Newburg-Dr. r. M. Dent.
Tunnelton--W. j. LavelIe and
j. s. Hunt.
HowesyiIle--J. y. Cooke.
FellowsYilIe--J. w. Robinson.
Narquoss-C. w. Roster.
Sinclair-W. Il. Koiser.
ROwlesburg-P. A. Conif.
White-Gcorge w. White.
Aurora. o. Lantz.
Carmel-Thomas Startzman.
Terra Alta-P. A. Fox.
CraResville-D. w. Frazeo.
Guseman-Ervin Wilson.
Brandonville--C.C. Frankhouser
BrucetOn--W. II. McGibbons.
Weston john s Mitchell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

Unless the Senate adopts reso-
luton calling for the facts, It is not
probable that the people will ever
know just how extravagant ex.Sec-
retary of State Foster hns been in
taking his personal favorites to
Paris as attaches of himself, osten-
sibly as necessary for proper pre-.
scntation of our case before the
Behring Sea Arbitration tribunal.
President Cleveland although much
shocked at the facts when brought
to his attention by Secretary
Gresham, concluded that it was a
matter in which our National honor,
to say nothing Of personal courtesy
and friendship for his immediate
predecessor IN the White House,
was too deeply involved to be made
public 1T time when an inter-
national court Of arbitration is sit
ting to decide important questions
in which this country is interested.
Much of the money expended by
Foster will never be accounted for,
as it was taken from the secret
fund, always at the disposal OF the
Secretary Of State.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
Tewu 0maals.

Tewu 0mdais.
MayOs-Julius X. Monroe.
Reoorder-Relix Elliott. Jr.
councilmen--J. Ami Martin, VIM p Manear,
Marshal G. Feather, Will A. Thomas and J..
70 IN sorgsant--Tamss ". Flynn.
societies
WSt4hts Of Pythias-Iodgo meets every Tues.
day evsnins ~ their hall over J. W. Bakers
fsdopsndsnt order Of odd FeIiows-Iodre
neets every saturday evening at their hall IN
Bishops Block at 800 O'Clock.
Golden Ruls Encouragement No. 70. 7. o. q. r..
meets First aud Third Monday evenings Of
each month. In the odd Follows Hall, over the
pOstOmce.
Ths Independent order Of aqod Tsmplars :
o. 3. Hali, t7s3o O'Clock.
ginx Philip Tribe No. Is fmpr07ed order Of
Hsd Nan meets every Wednesdag evening nj
9 q'clpck y tho knights Of rythias Hall over
Klngwood Council. No. s., Junior order mi.
toi Aporic3n Mechanics- Meets eyerg, We'd
nesday evening ~ o'clock IN the odd Fol-
lows Hall over tbs Postofice'
Preston f.odgs, No. ", 4. r. and A. N.--Meets
arst AMI third MONDAY In each month at 730 -
~ ~ the knights % Pythias Hall over Bakers
stere.
NE. Church-Rev. ~ ". Rider. Pastor
services -PrcaohinT every sunday a 1910 M
ertIp ~. sunday School ~ p n. Glass
N. Frsysr Meeting every Thursday evening a.
Btotit Ch1rch REV. l.. D. starkoy. Pastor.
esrvies -sss5nf and Fourth sunday IN each
month, AZ i03J. a. ~, and q, =. ~ PRAYER
masting FIRST AMI Third sundays az 2. r ~.
pcssbvts-ien Church-No Pastor.
esrgi4es,. PRAYER Meeting every Wrdncsdav
evening Sunday School AZ 2 p. m,
Aur rlan~eh--Rov. Robert smith. Past,
= axNess-pfeaohine, Fourth sunday 3n each
~tsiritl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA.

II you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease, write to N. w. FITzGBRALD.
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, 1893-04-13

No President ever appointed 80
many men uudeT the age Of 40 to
responsible positions as Mr.. Cleves
land has, and bis reason is apparent,
lie knows that tho labor Of carrying
out his plans for the reform and
publication Of al branches Of the
public service will be enormous snd
that only men in the prime and
vigor Of life can stand it without
breaking down.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

President Cleveland still retains
his fondness for living ia the couu-
try, and has leased q residence near
the one he purchased during lns
first term, and he expects to have
his family settled there by the Grsg
Of May
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

The holders Of sinecures IN the
Government service are all in a
state Of mind, as they know that
quiet and careful Investigations are
IN progress in every one Of the
departments, and that as fast as
they are reached they will have to
20.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
AN ABsENT.MINDED BRIDE.

An absent-minded young bride,
having been duly married, started
of on her bridal tour. The party
stopped at a western city. Some
time in the night there came a sue
cession Of terrified shrieks from the
room occupied by the BRIDE and
groom, and the clerks, porters and
employees generally rushed up stairs
only to meet frantic female figure
clad in white, fleeing in desperate
haste from her apartment, crying :
ooh, theresa man in my roomp'
The clerk rushed IN and found
the groom, half disrobod, standing
in the middle OF the room, one boot
on and the other In his hand, the
picture Of amazement. He e1-
planned that no had just come up
stairs and was in the act Of undress-
ing (his wife had previously rctired) }
when she suddenly awoko with a
shrek and fed.
What was the matter ?" asked
the clerk.
"I don't know" said the hus-
band.
just thon the BRIDE, onveloped in
a huge bedspread procured for her
by a chambermaid, came back.
looking very red and foolish, and in
half minute she explained the
mystery by saying
Oh, Fred ] forgot I was
married, aud when awoke / was
40 frightened. ."-- Chicago Inter
Ocean.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

A considerable number Of impor.
tant appointments have been made
this week, and 90 far as can be
learned they gave general satisfac.
ton to Democrats, particularly
those IA the diplomatic and con
sular service,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
HOTEL CENTRAL.
GRAFTON, w. VA.

LOCATED NEAR ALL DRPoTs.
Obliging and polite porters.
Reasonable rates. Well lighted and
Free Sample Room.
A well kept Bar of fine Wines, Lii
quors, &c, lately opened.
Fine whisky speciality.
L. j. McAVAY, Proprietor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

sAxBY TO INGERsoLL.

sAxBY TO INGERs0LL.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
IF in this life only We have h.pe we
arc OF all men most miserahie."--I Corinthians,
Nv. 1a.
heard ron last night, Colonel Robert,
You handled your subject with care
The words from your mouth flowed like honey.
As you "jollicd" poor dead old voltaire.
have never disputed your talent,
And although you have fallen from grace.
And 40 not believe In the Bible,
What
Book
Do
You
Give
Inits place,
Some say you lecture for money
Well, parsons all preach for the same
And neither yourself nor the parsons
Can satisfy hunger with fame.
But what am anxious to get at
AS lawyer. please take up my case
II God Is myth and misnomcr,
What
God
Do
Yen
Give
In bis placer
I'm doubtful about my religion
IT'S true I'm not burdened with much
FOR I'm mixed on the creeds OF the Churches
And logged" by the frse-thnking Dutch.
Voltaire admire as a student,
But in none OF his works can trace
Where he helps US along with our future
He
Takes
But
Leaves
Nought
In its place
I've just read your Grafton on Conkling,-
IL Is masterly, scholarly, grand
rs tear-tearer, Bob, you're a daisy,
And can beat any man In the land.
But I'm anxious to wind up IN Heaven
Whom on earth I've finished my race,
II you take my Elysiam from mo
What
Abode
DO
You
Give
In Its placef
You remind me Of men who are bathing
Cwe all Of US want TO be cleau)-
We undress ere we plunge in the water
And strongly object to be seen.
IL someone had stolen our clothing,
We'd never again show our face
II the thief had departed and left us
No
Pants
And
No
Hat
In its place.
What use are your doubts and dlssonsionsf
They bother a man all his life.
when peace by the Bible Is IL offered
Why lie IN a pallet OF strifsf
Don't imagine I'm mad when tell you
think. Bob, you're of OF your base
when you take from the patriot his country
And
Give
Him
No
Land
In It's piacei
I'm no hog-and perhaps I'd refuse IL
Is offered the whole OF the earth:
For our dollars we cannot take with US,
No matter how much we are worth.
I've been at tho bedside OF Christians,
And seen the sweet smile on their face
As thcy thought Of the homo that awaits them,
Can
You
Give
Such
Home
In its placef
But, pshaw! You're as good as they make en-,
We must all, in this life play part:
And I've only TO look in your face, Bob,
To see you've a great, noble heart.
To SCOOP IN the ducats by talking
IL not an eternal disgrace;
but, our mothcrs are dead and wen meet them
There, Bob You
Know
The
Place
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13

yirst Distrist-Joan o. Pendleton, wheeling.
Ohio county.
6csoa Dfstrict--Wflilasn l.. Wilson Charles
town. jefferson Co
2 Third Dlstriet-John D. Anderson. Nicholas C.
n, Nicholas Couaty.
Fearth District-tames Capehart, Point Pleas
nn1, Mason county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-04-13
UNITED STATES COURT,

Iuise J jackson. Psrkersburg, Wood Co
Glerk-I. Y. Moore. Clsrksburg, Harrison Co
q. =. District Att'y-G. G.. sturgiss, Morgan
towa, Aonongalia county.
Asst. Dist-s Attsrneys-S. @. Burdett Charles
ton, KsnAwha county, and E. :. Elliott
kingwood, Preston county.