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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
Re.arille

Correspondence Of the Argus.
w. A. Guthrie spent sunday at the
Hotel dc Loar-
II II Reed was in Uniontowu. Pa,
on business recently.
Miss Jennie Loar is 1T Fairinont with
her sister, Mrs. :. Cybun.
Marion Boon, OF Kinzwood. was here
doing some work for Ciaud Eeefoyef.
Dir. and Mrs c = Bay.es were call
ing on friends sunday az iudep H.tence.
DR.. w II McGinnis was IA Monon-
gala county visiting the sick last week.
Mrs. Belle Ringer, OF Terra Alta, is
spending few weeks with relatives
here.
J 5. Dunn is preparing 70 build an
other barn and a grain house and also
a cellar.
Mrs. John Williams, OF Kingvood.
was visiting her sister Mrs EnOs Ash
buru for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAFAYETTE Ra!pbsnyder
were visiting hrs Emly Fairfax last
Saturday and sunday
We had tao pleasure Of seeing tho
smiling face OF Derry Price, II Giades-
vile, On our streets saturday
J. ;. Dunn and Ollie Dill are making
daily trips % the mountain. some say
they are looking for prosperity.
Mrs. Lula McCreigh nas returned to
her home at Fairmont She has spent
a month at her old hoiae in Preston.
EnOs Ashburn has bought quite a
mum Der Of very hue sheep this week.
/ lie is one OF our best and foremost
citizens.
James Din and his sister Grace, wero
spending the wee, at AorgantowH.
They returned Saturday with Miss
! Belle Dill
| Mr.. Editor, wonder what has gsRe
wrong with The Uelgremito ." Sorry
/ 20 lose him from our list Of correspond
enco. as be was very ucwsy and enter
/ tanning. Hope me may rally.
Mr.. and hrs. II. n Reed, Mr.. and
! Mrs Mason Watson. MIa Clara Cobuu,
/ Miss Nyra CObuH Gay Fairfax, John
I Gross. james and David Dill. Lura and
Grace Dill were at MorRantown We'd
nesdaY attending the Commencement
exercises at the University.
I You have heard 80 much about the
! horse race that WAS run here by the
! fast horses, but that was nothing be
side race that was run here a few
! days ago by man and "a COW. The
| COW was going through town very
| quietly till She camo to broadway;
/ then the sounds and sights was some
| thing she was not used to. You may
sing about the COW that jumped over
the moon, but this cow did naore than
that, she kicked over the owner, and
being rather tall, got his legs tied mp,
then she had grand right and left
promenade around the corner, making
u bee line for home. Tho driver be
come so angry by this time thought he
would give her something to run for
So he started her, telling her not tc
come back ill she had found that
promised prosperity. ELLA REA.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
GAINESVILLE.


Correspondence OF the Argus.
Our sick folks are about as usual
with no new cases TO report.
Jacob Sanders, OF Henry, has moved
his planning mill TO this place
Our outlook for oats grass and wheat
are very good. Fruit will be little
less than average.
Messra. Homer Yeast and Rexroad
were 10 our midst selling bed springs
during ths past week.
The Hazcltou Tele phone Company
viii hang their wire in a few days on
line from uazelton TO this place.
We had fine rain at this place on
sunday which makes every thing look
promising rs far MS nature has any
thing TO do with prosperity
a be Wilhelm Us the haDpiest and best
man In town and is very much pleased
over his youngest son who just came &c
town last Sunday evening
The syndicate from Pittsburp arc
stu buying mouutaing land in thi.
section. set thcy arc awaiting free
silver before they develop any enter
priacl
There was n comnittec 1T this place
ve"iuE our necessities for school
house SOME time ago and .vc tsast Chat
iIe" como u Else conclusion 90 take
action au GRANTING good ono. ~,
H'pe tbai they viii no. mIltp thc sa m,
mistake that was made b1f3rc by bu ild
inr one shat aas tua choIp AVID to-,
small and Is now mere nuisance. N
needs tp BE- removed and repaired by
me" ceiling, windows, hoor portico.
door roof and benches C1nsrcrsut
b. win be cheaper TO rebuild than ~
repair
NkrANfATBpE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
DEATHS DOiNGS.

Died, Mt hen home ut Pleasant
Dale, on Thursday, juno 10. 1897.
Mrs. Cecilia 4 Martin. widow Of
David Martin, who died December
-. 1887. The funeral took place
Friday afternoon and was conduct
ed by Rov. Crummett, Of the NJ. T..
church, after which the remains
were laid to rest in the kingwoOd
Cemetery along side her husban.l
who had preceded her ten years.
The deceased had been a faithful
member of tho NJ. Il. church for
forty years. Her maiden name was
Cecilia a. Jeireries, and she was
raised down In Grant district. She
was born April 25, 1880, and was
therefore over 81 years Of age. She
leaves four children, two boys and
two girls, to mourn the loss Of a
good mother. She had been sick
for some time with cancer of the
breast and consumption, but her
strong will kept her alive with all
the complications from which she
suffered till she grew 80 weak that
nature finally surrendered to the
hand Of death.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
IMPORTATION WANTED.

OFFICE OF TIE COURIER,
CUMBERLAND, Mp, June Is, '97. (
To the Editor of THE ARGUS.
Dear Strive published the fol-
lowing in our paper of May 9TH,
which we clipped from some paper:
a FORTUNE SEEKING a MAN.
There is q fortune awaiting Chris
topher whitehead, in West Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania. HIS where
abouts is unknown, and Kingwood g.,
w. Va, officials are trying to 10.
cate him. The fortune comprises
600 acres Of oil territory, on which
are producing wells in West Vir-
ginia. and 300 acres OF coal land
near Phillipsburg, Pa. Whitehead
is an iron worker. The property is
left by his father, but is now occu
pied by Pittsburg capitalists.
The article brought Mrs. Fred =
erick Evans, Of Mt Savage, a sister
Of Christopher Whitehead, to this
Office. Let me know tho name OF
the "oficials trying to locate him, -
SO that | can inform the lady, who
requests US to do SO.
Very truly,
WIN. A. CoRDRY,
At..- m 49,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
NEBRASKA FARM LANDS.

a dry healthy climate, free from
malaria, an abundance OF pure
water, soil which is unsurpassed
for richness and easily cultivated
yielding all varieties of crops.
That is what Nebraska offers to
the home seeker. Lands are chear
now. Send for pamphlet describ
ing Nebraska, mailed free on appli
cation to p, 5. Eustis, General
Passenger Agent, G. b. & q. r. r.,
Chicago.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

Fhe Board of Regents of our
State University, IN session at
Morgantown last week. conferred
honorary degrees as follows Hon.
William l.. Wilson, of Washington
CITY, ex. Postmaster General. Doc
tor of Laws; Gov. &. W. Atkinson
Of Charleston, Doctor Of Civil Law;
Hon. Waitman Barbe, of Parkers-
burg, Master of Arts; Prof. VIM.
n. Pratt, of Newark, Delaware.
Civil Engineer.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
PRIZES AWARDED
AT the Vest Virginia STATE unirersit

MoRGANTOwN, June 0.-The
defamation contest FOR the Regents
prizes came OF last night before a
large audience. President Good
knight was the master Of ceromo-
mics, and the judges selected were
Eugene Sonmerville, a. J. Will
kluson and DR.. +. NJ Turner. The
contestants were y. G.. Steele. Of
Mcdowell county. who acclaimed
""Ihe Burning Of Moscow" w. H..
Baylcs, Of Preston county, "a
Commonplace Life II. VI Simms,
Of KaAawha county, Webster s
Oration;" Il. b. Porter, Of Now
Salem. Pa, "Tousgaint Lower
ture,' and +. Z. Corbin, Of Richie
county, "f'ho Teachers the Hope
OF the Country" The efforts OF
all OF the Contestants we're unusu-
ally morltorious, but the Judges
thought that Mr. Bayles was the
most so, ami awarded him tho first
prize. Mr.. Corbin was awarded
Jho second prize and Mr.. Simms
the third
O. +. JoliE, Of Wotael, read an
essay OIL The Problem Of CITY
Government IN America" which
took the Regents prize for the bos,
essay by student in The academic
departments.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

President Mckinley was given a
great ovation at Nashville, Ten l.
nessee, this week, on his visit to
the Centennial. One special feature
of the occasion was that of com
pauY of gallant old Confederate
soldiers IN grey uniform, but with
u. 5. bolts, who formed his escort
OF honor through tho city, and the
president and his wife were heartily
cheered everywhere.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

A Centre county exchange con
talns this queer item: "rhere ls
a family living in Sugar Township,
Venango county, by the name of
Juice. The eldest daughters name
is Olive Juice and son is called
Lemon Juice. Recently o baby
boy arrived, and he is to be christ
ened Tobacco Juice"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

On our first page We publish an
entertaining article from the diary
81 an Office seeker. We won't give
the fellow away, for there arc sev.
oral from here that 10 might st..
We could name Senator Worley.
Judge Hoke, aud it would fit y.
VI. Wotriug pretty well, Only that
he hasn't packed up yet and come
home, although daily announce
meats 70 this effect have been given
out. On second thought We have
concluded that is might be Hon.
Edward otartzman Elliott. formerly
Of Kiagwood, but now of C5ic5go.
To spent some time Iu tho "prgm
lscd Land" since "Maos nssgu.
ration trying to locate a berth TO
suIt bin, and finally gave il up in
I'sglst and started Tor home. He
stopped N hero aud tol8 bis
,u.ul Chat ,hay offered him q
1000 position Jn wsn'I whst
u .a'el aud D., wouldn't l4g. +.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

The Constitutional Committee
fixed the salaries OF the State officers
as follows: Governor, 81. 700:
Secretary Of State, 81, 800; Super
intendent of Free Schools, 81, 500;
Treasurer, 81, 400, Auditor, 81 800;
Attorney General, 81. 300 per year.
1t has reduced the maximum couE-
ty levy from 80 cents to rs cents
on the 800 valuation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH

Governor Atkinson has announc-
ed the following named gentlemen
to be members OF the State Board
Of Health:
First Dlstrict-Dr, A. a. Flowers,
Of CLARK burg, for two years, aud
DR.. John IL. Pipes, Of Wheeling,
for four years.
Second District DIR. S. n. Mey-
era, of Martinsburg, for four years,
and DR.. II. f. Lanham, Of New
burg, for tive years.
Third Distnct-Dr. Charles W.
SpaDger, OF Petersburg, for four
years, and DR.. j. j. Haptonstall
Of Stone Cliff, for two years.
Fourth District-Dr. 4. r.. Bar.
bee, of Point Pleasant, for four
years, and DR.. Q. b. Blubaugh, OF
Petersburg, for two years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

The State School Fund has been
distributed by Supt. Trotter to the
counties as per the amount each is
entitled to. Preston county gets
SS,275.32, and this will be divided
out among the districts by County
Supt. Whetseli. -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

The State Educational Asseca-
sion meets at Clarksburg, June 80,
and continues july 1st and 2nd.
Several from Kingwood and other
points in the county expect to at
tend. We hope Preston will be
well represented, as wo have a splen-
did lot of teachers and educational
workers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
KingwGod. June Ia. 1897.

Congressman Dayton has an
nounced that he will recommend
Ur. ). =. Fitch for postmaster at
Aorgantown as soon as j. j.
Wharten's time is out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

Here is another terrible warning
to girls about wearing corsels:
Last Sunday, near Bellaire. Ohio,
during the terrific thunder storm
which passed over that section,
Misses Alpha Taylor, Minnie Nc.
CURE and Emma White woro IA.
stantly killed. The young women
were each about 10 years Of age,
and we're the daughters OF William
Taylor, Simon White and Rev.
Thomas Mcclure, the latter pastor
Of the NJ. T.. church. They were
walking along the highway about
100 yards from the NJ. T.. church
at Jacobsburg at the time. The
three girls wore steeled cersets. A
fourth girl, who did not wear a
corset, was struck by the same belt
of lightning and seriously injured,
but it Is thought will recover.
We hope this will not deter peo-
pie from going to church, but it
ought to be severe lesson on the
sin Of wearing corsets. However,
we suppose 1t will have but little
effect and the women will continue
to wear their steel armor.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

Senator Morley returned from
Washington the other day and re-
ports that he had an interview
while there with Hon. ID. VI. Wot-
ring, States Attorney for this
county, who has been there several
months for medical treatment, and
is stopping at the BelYidere Hotel
on Pennsylvania Avenue. Mr..
Wotring said no could not be home
on or before the 10th Of this month
as he expected, as he had not re-
ceived the important appointment
yet that he expected from The ad .
mlnistration for the campaign ser.
vices he rendered last fall for the
Republican party in this State, but
was expecting the appointment
every day, and would not come
home till he was vindicated by Sc
curing the office. He claimed that
he is to have an office in one of the
Departments there, that will pay
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year.
This will be good news to many Of
our people aud Mr.. Wotriag's
friends in general.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

We wonder how many OF the
papers of this State got bit on the
Globe Advertising Agency OF St.
louis? 1t was declared fraud
and ruled out of the mails some
time since. AHy communication
sent them is stamped fraudulent"
and returned to the writer. We
thought the firm was a fake and
fraud, and some of our papers
would get left on their advertising
last year when several Of our ex-
changes contained ads. sent out by
them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
THIS LETTER EXPLAINS ITSELF.


OFFlcEOF SECEETARY or STATE. }
CHAHLEsToN. w. VA.
June IS, 1897.
TO ths Eiitr ~ lIfr huert
Dear VIII you please an
nouncc that VOL b of the Rnuorts
Of yho Supreme Court of Appeals is
issued Though 10 c0utaius over
900 pages, and is finely printed on
good, white paper, and is substan
TALLY bound in full law calf. the
price RS the same as that of Vol. 40
aud VOL 4l-42 DO oy express.
charges TO 0o paid by purchaser, or
81 80 BY mail, pO8.psil.
The supply ~ the Code Of 1901
and Of the Acts Of 1898 and Of
1895 BE- entirely exhausted The
Acts OF 1891 win be ready Tor die.
JuJulou, tie hoped, Ip about 90
d,ya. IS 'cv copies were bound DOB
pamphlet form, and Que COPY cont
90 each Judge aud each gIu...
Clerk, oy 81. j.. j.. Hood. Cis,k
Of ,bo issso. th ,Ta8 cannot
apa.s these copies JOB psupu'e.
Very truly yours
WN ST. o.. DAw.oS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

Col Bobt White Of Wheeling,
who represents the Confederate
veterans Of West Virginia, depart
cd Monday for Nashville, where be
gees to meet other representatives.
on Thursday for tho purpose Of
selecting a sight for the location Of
a Confederate Memorial building,
towards winch Charles Broadway
Rouss Of New York has made a DO.
nation Of 100000. Miss Janet
Faulkner accompanies bIm az spoB-
sor Tor the West Va. Veterans, and
she is accompanied by Miss Todd
Baird Of Wheeling % maid " nom
or.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

The Board Of tho Home FOR Ia.
curables met in Parkersburg on
Monday Of this week, and on the
second ballot awarded the location
to that city. The Board - com.
posed Of eK Gov. W. a. MacCorklc.
Judge Jackson, State Treasurer
Kendall, Stark Baker, Of Beverly,
and N. Mclntiro, OF Wetzol county.
On the first ballot the vote stood
Huntington 2, Parkersburg 2 and
Charleston ! On second ballot
Parkersburg got four votes, and j..
was made unanimous.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
= oMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.
Brown aud Monroe

L
CoNmssIosEEs OFFICE, Kingwood, w. va,
June Q, 1897
Brown and Monrocl
We. Equity.
NCucar and Purlutou
The above entitled chancery cause, by n
decree Of the Circuit Court II Pre-, ton County
made therein. ON the 2}d day Of December A d.
1895 having been referred to W NJ o. Dawson
"a Commissioner Boa Chuuccry, with the follow.
ing directions: 20 ascertain and report the
state and condition OF tho title to the ten acres
" land in tho bill and proceedings mentioned
tho lions and chargcs thereon their amounts
character. prioritics. and TO whom owing; tho
actual and annual value of said land and that
nc report auy CthCr pertinent matter which
may bc doomed SO by himself, and said Com
missioner Dawson having failed to execute SAID
order 81 reference, and having resigned HIS
otlrC ae commissioners, and said causo, by "a
decree OF said circuit court made therein ON
tho 3ist day 81 March 1897 having been referred
tp Tie undersigned commissioner in chancery
~ complete said report according to the d.
rcc.!Ous iu said former decree:
'tnU partic 60 -aid cause. to wit william
q. Brown and u. W. Monroe plaintiffs. and
BDuHwiu r. Ncnear and Jesse D. Purintou
defendants. VIII. therefore, take notice. that
on ilc 18th day of juno 1871, ~ my oftico IN
kirevo"d Preston county, West Virginia, I
.hH.I proceed tO execute s4id decree
tiFcu under my band this Sd day ~ me 1897
NEIl FDBTNEN, COmmissioner.
r3W-fi s7.25
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

The very latest in newspaperdom
is No. l Vol. l Of the Garrett Jour-.
Hai, published at Oakland Md. q,
James ID. Hamill editor and pro-
prietor, and Charles j. Newman
business manager. The paper is q
SIX column quarto, with four pages
Of live local and editorial matter
and four pages OF ready print. The
first number is we'll printed and
we'll gotten up aud the paper makes
a brilliant start. If tits kept up to
this standard it will hustle the 9TH
er papers Of Oakland to keep up
with the procession. Charley New
man Is an old Preston county boy
and used to work IN the J1u,Hal Of.
Tee here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
ScFofuia Sores
Health Was Greatly impaired, But
Moods 3OroapaTil'a Built It up
Sores = ave al Ojsoppoared

O. was troubled with eruptions on my
face, which appeared ike scrofula. Ny
health was 80 much impaired that l was
advised 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla TO
build me up, ard I bought Fix bottles.
Before had taken half OF this amount
found that wes Improving. could rest
better at night, and felt refreshed in tho
morning. ! gained Ia flesh and when 1
had finished the six bottles the sores on
my face hsd all disappeared" J. b. Bod
DIR, Postmaster, Nashville, No. Carolina.
After suffering from sore leg for 20
years, four bottles OF Hoods SarsaparilIa
made complete cCre. II Is several years
sinco / took Hoods Sarsaparilln, but
have not suffered with any sore or srysip-
elos in that time" MRs. ST. J. HARTLEY,
LOvett, Georgia. Remember
Hoods SarsapaYiIIa
rs the Best-tho One True Flood Purifier. Do
sure TO get Hoods and only Hoods.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

BKYAN ON pROspERITY.

"There will be no prosperity for
this country until the gold standard
is abolished" William j. BRYAN
emphatically declared in an inter-
view at Cleveland, Ohio, one day
last week
81 made this prediction during
my campaign, and history is bear
ing out my prediction. The pro-
posed tariff bill, if passed, will not
give us any prosperity. Whothor
we have low tariff or high tariff The
result is the same so long as the
obaosiou3 gold standard prevails.
Oar people are divided ON the ssuf
issue, and for that reason wo want
to keep il in the background aud
keep tha real issue, the fight for
silver, to the front
"Thcrc hl5 been great change
among The people ia favor Of silver.
] have noticed This among the PEG
pic ] heyc talked with. The recent
local elections arc very inagnif
cant. They show how great has
been tho change ia favor OF silver"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
appreciated

LaIlor d. SHJol. Brown proved
himself success SIS President OF
The STATE Editorial Association.
and bis reelection was mcritod
compliment. JIG is now arranging
an excursion for Tho editors and
thc.r w.vo FRO tha Tennessee Cen
ta..,... Nashville Grant Coau-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

We Buy Tan Bark g Slaves
4-1-Gm.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

z Bradley Fertilizer at Lowest {
{ Cash Prices or on Time too
good Parties. 8
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18TH Day Of JnlY. 1897.

A GhNlS WANTED For War in Cuba. by
~ Senior .'un l1u. cuban representative AZ
Washington Endorsed by cuban patriots. In
ireucrHoIs demand bonanza for agents.
only .iEu II- book. Dig commissions Every-
t1Iy wants Ono only rndorsrd. reliable book
OntN.s free credit given. Freight paid Drop
HII fiHsi' au. uato 300 b month with War in
r"II f'1T. today THE NATIONAL BOOK
toNtEhN a- rs Dearborn st.. chicago
j I'd WHITING CURED
'E No FAY MfS u. M ROWA n
Milwaukee. Wis
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
Trustees Sale
% F.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

81 virtue ~ g. decd Of trust made to me g
.fUstcc, executed on the 18th day Of Fob. isqG
by oscar ID. Hartman and David 8. Hartman. 10
secure the payment 0t their indebtedness 10 NJ 4.
e.. Gibson and ST. q. Gibson g. Fro. which Iced
OF trust is ON record in the Office NJ the County
'Irr. 1f Preston county W. Va, ln book No. "a f.,
mage 8s}. viii on the
10th Day Of July, 1897,
8t tho front lofr rr fhr Court Hou4e I'm Kinr-
wood. w. Va. sell to TIE highost bidder for cash
fho follow .ug dcscr. bed property:
ono tract or Parcel Of land containing four
acfcs. cd about one mile east of Tunnoltou
ou thc T. a. %. 3. u aud Joining lands Of 81. 4.
Gibson iaur' NVor- and the Quinn Hoirs
lu said land h. good substantial weather
boarded wc story hou- o. containing rooms and
Kitchen House 81 surrounded bv "a yard and
FtriCN rff.u.uF r rumheT Of fruit freos. Also
good spring close hy-altogcthef making 10 y
vcr7 desirable little property
u. T GIBSON.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17

- Goa,gssrq,s,H's OFFICE, Kinswood, W. va,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-06-17
We Sell Timothy and Clover Seed.

Z Highest Market Prices Paid 1
Cfor Country Produce Taken :
SIN Exchange for Goods. 5