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New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

pool cables which advanced Hr1Nd over last night and
crossed isGSd ne. higher. about &c bush advance IN
Two weeks against NC advance In the May wheat here
The Continental markets firm and considerably higher
with Liverpool Flour demand in Northwest markets. IS
pecally Minneapolis continues 10 attract general atten-
tion. as good part Of 1t is from exporters Winter
wheat s IN good condition and well protected from cold
weather but cuts little fgure In the present situation,
which IA based entirely cash wheat conditions here
and abroad Northwest receipts to-day We're 2st cars
against BOZ and Is" cars last year Quota
tons Of cash wheat. snost basis were As ,SisMs:
No Northern Duoth 81 ION TO arrive; No Northern
Duluth 81 on arrive No hard Duluth ~ l@. 10 ar
riye; No hard Manitoba 81 osi. :coRNnin sym
pathy with there rather sharp advance III
the market to-day leaving nnal prices "a Nc higher
than last night. The market was also Influenced by an
advance Of ka%d in Liverpool cables and light carlo,
receipts. only estimated for morrow at
Chicago, Speculation was fairly active during the aay
included orders for outsid" account EN-
por, however did not devecp as expected sales
0 only ~ No corn being reported At The
No quoted s6ssc. b. anoat .oATS
There was a fair strength in this market also to-day.
final prices showing c net advance The cash market
considerably higher which shut out export business
footing up only 10000 bush Cearances from The
seahoard were unusually light to-day but The movement
FOR the week .tlll 100000 bush ahead Of last No
oats quoted 2oc: No oats ?sIzc: No white VOC; 10
white 2okc track mixed cao3oc track white Ss'.aSSc:
... RY Market firm. No Western quoted 'ac nearby
ana s7c late delivery. 7 h. anoat Nev. York; No J
Western SIC and Sc. respectively BARLEY
stronger; feeding quoted 37G3sc. c {. New-York
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

visible proiuc,ion of Cuba e. January 20 4s1o" 'f-
against 7.7io tons lesi year .ot..... o..
Tho demand for refined was rnA
.uc, sngrd prices follows I,oh'Dos. cur ioAt M
crushed 5s.c powdered and coa,se p."drIea;
ana extra nne granuated 3ao: conie, toneIs Erlnu
i.,ao 5i.e cubes. 1-i6c: xxx powdered and mould
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

FOREIGN COFFEE MARKETs.-s ssntos--Cofee mar
70, Quiet Good average San-os, NS4o leceipts TWO
csvs IA 100 bags Siock $1,000 i-gs. Hamburg Coffee
market opened unchanged At 80 p rl unchanged 70
4 M, -o~ sales. 1000 hsss. HayTe--'oree market
opened steady and unchanged. A. y m. quiet and un-
ciangel Al g l. H. steady. = franc higher. Closed q
franc ne, higher. Total sales, coo bags.
January so JAY ................$ y
Tebr- .........3j - August ~ 20
Nsr.a...........3i1l - september .............:l
Aprl.................37oo october -
Nav .......... 81 oo November .............3sO 90
Jr,e r,e...........3 81 - December 50
Mo-coree market arn. 40 Rio. 5000 Exchanse;
s27-s2l Ee~.lp,s 900 bags Cleared l,r the United
s.a..s 900 b. Is Cleared Eaope. 900 bags. ST ck.
S1.eo bags.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28

Re.els the ports and interior point t"tay. com
l1rel win Tie day las week ana '4st year, "'e
New-York tribune., 1898-01-28
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West 2d penn. r RI. Cortlandt OF
Desbrosses ST.
Indicates West 23d Sc Other figures show
time from Cortlandt Desbrossss St 49,
s8:IO, $3.50 A. VI. daily Sunday '6:i5 a. M fn
NAT-CU CHUNK and intermediate stations.
s1 $50, S.1o a. NJ daily for WILKESBARRH sCf,AS-
TON week davs) EI4MIRA (week days. ITHACA,
GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
the West and principal local points dining car ana
chair car Buffalo
sIt 10 4 1cn noon daily except Sunday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
FROM A slFgEsEy! POM, OF VIEW.

From the Fairmont Normal Bulletin.
Oh. the West Virgins hills,
How uneven and how rough.
With their SUBMITS bathed IN stones
Which makes corn hocing tough.
Is 1t any wonder then.
That our heart with anger fills,
As we try TO make living,
On these West Virginia hills?
CHORUS.
Oh, the hills, terrible hills,
How we haze the West Virginia hills:
If to riches we should come,
Still we'll hate to think of home.
Or friends among the VIVA. hills.
Oh, the West Virginia bills,
Where our youthful days were
passed;
Where We always labored early,
Longing for the noon repast;
Many are the times we've cussed,
As we crossed the ripping rills,
And skin'd our shins while blowing
On the West Virginia hills.
oh, the West Virginia hills,
We'd gladly bid you adieu,
And go beyond the mountains
Where we'd never dream of You:
In the evening time of life,
IL tho good Lord only wills,
We shall live in peace and comfort
Far from the West Virginia hills.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
JUDICIAL SALE
or VALUABLE
Land and Mill Property.

in Ringer
VIM. J. Metheny ct al.
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court m
Preston county. rendered IN the above enfitiefl
Snaneeety oaust; now pending IN the said Circuit
court the undersigned special Commissioned
appointed for the purpose. will on
Tuesday, March %, 1898,
a. the front door Of the court house OF said
county, over NJ public auction the following
described valuable real estate
The "CrGne MIL"
located IN Pleasant District OF said ooontv ON
me kingwood aud Brandonvllle Pike. on Mudd ;
sisting OF
rs Acres of Land,
PINE LARGE DWELLING HOUSE. WATER
0klsP \ SAW WILL. with fully equipped ma
water, OutbuildinRs, &c, and The most desifa :
bic property 81 the kind In the county com
yenient 20 church. school and markets WITH
hne farming country surrounding
IEdMS or SAbK.-Three hundred dollar.
cash, an tho residue w six eqgai annual pay.
ments. TO fail due respertvey April LET ol
each 81 the year 1879 1900 1901 1909 Iqoa ana
1904. the purchaser 20 execute for the deferred
payments Interest ! caring notes with GOOD
security, payable 20 said special commissioned
CROGAN, Special Commissioner.
Bond with security has been given nv the
above named special commissioner az nro.
yided ~ law, and the decree IN said ause
@N9 Nv j. W WATSON. Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

In this Issue we publish a letter
from Judge Hoke, now Consul at
Windsor, Nova Scotia, written to
the editor Of the Parsons Advocate.
in which be urges the cultivation
OF crauberries as being practicable
and profitable for utilizing the
swamp lands IN Tucker and Pres
ton counties, and we desire to call
special attention to the matter.
The Experiment Station at Nor
gantown is now testing the matter,
by eultiVating some swamp land on
the farm Of Col. John w. Guse
man, out near Reedsville. and so
far 1t has proven success. The
experiment IS being watched with
such interest, and later on we will
give our readers more particulars
10 regard to the matter.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
A Mourning Misunderstanding Times
some Work For Mckinley.
specIal correspondence OF rhs Arru..

1
Special Correspondence Of The Argus.
All over the city flags are half
mssted. The widest excitement min
gfes with the horror which has fallen
lyon us like thunderbolt out of N
clear sky. Never has more ghsstlv
tragedy convuIsed the nation than the
blowing uD of the Maine.
Whatever may be the true inward
ness of this happening. IL is sure To de-
velop Already big reward OF ESQ. 600,
has been offered for the discovery of
such information as would determine
whether the outrage was premeditated
or accidental The war clouds upon
our horizon have already assumed pro
portions far beyond the size of the
traditional mans hand. There is, in.
deed, mo telling what a day may
bring forth"
Atmospherically, we have been
treated To an almost infinite variety.
Let us.hope none Of the fogs will be-
cloud the faculties of President Nc
kinley. Now is the supreme test of
his statemanship lie has plenty of
work To do, and he should fight his
way cut of the dilemma or the lines
OF courage and common sense sif IL
takes all Summer"
In the face OF this great national
misfortune, private calamitics are
overshadowed, and get but scant re-
views in the papers; although extras
are being issued every two or three
hours. Heaven only knows what the
outcome of il all will be; but let us
nope that, under any and all devel-
opments, America will learn the lesson
OF utilizing peaceful times to prepare
for war, hereafter. We would not
compare very we'll with the Spanish
navy. Even before we need rapid
transit or more schools and pleasure
parks. we should have the best OF coast
defences.
While one feels little inclined to talk
in lighter vein in the face of grave
anxieties, yet protracted strain, OF
any sort does no earthly good, but on
the contrary, wears us out and unfits
us for great efforts when the necessity
" "b ShSo1 ChOrIS arises, 50 4
beg to inform my lady readers that.
/ war or no war, there will be shirt
waists galore for their. adornment.
during the coming Spring and sum-
mer. And, not the Misunderstanding
affairs of former seasons, either. The
Summer maiden will not be openly or
secretly accused of patronizing some
gents" furnishing store;" her waists
arc too distinctly and daintily femin-
Inc for any such suspicion to arise in
any discriminating mind.
As for Spring jackets. they will be
short, no matter whether the wearer
be stout or slender. tall or petite. The
new imported jackets shown at Lord
IL rayior's have becoming fly fronts.
rather small sleeves, and numerous
stripped seains-which latter relieve
their otherwise plainness, and impart
the needful touch of grace.
Evening gowns and tea gowns are
resplendent with jewel aud seouin en-
oroideries. There are some lovely en-
broiderics used on evening bodices of
chiffon for one piece berthes and plas-
irons. Tiny buckles and brooches and
other glittering trinkets are placed on
plas lace tichus, and also on hats
and bonnets
Triple capes will be worn.
Few skirts are iDterIined.
Ribbon trimmings are in high vogue.
EVELYN CABLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
HENRY CLAY HYDE.

Down in Kentucky the Demo-
Gratis are so down on John G.. Car
Isle, since he allowed himself to be
hoodooed by Grover Cleveland and
made tool of by the money power
OF Wall Street, that they have even
introduced bill In the K entucky
Legislature to change the name Of
Carlisle county, IN that State, to
Bryan county, in honor Of the great
leader OF the true Democracy. In
the mesntime, John @. is located
in New York city as the attorney
for old j. p. Morgan's railroad
syndicate, and gets q handsome
salary, but in bis idle moments,
fond memory brings the light of
other days around him and carries
him back to his "Old Kentucky
Home" where the sun shines
bright and the birds make music
all the day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

Last week when the news came
that the Maine had been blown up
by the Spaniards ard it looked like
war with Spain had begun sure
enough, in spite Of the cowardice
Of the dminlstratlon the first man
20 offer his services 10 the President
20 help knock some Of the conceit
out Of the Dons, was General Joe
Wheeler, Of Alabama, the * Con
federats cavalry leader. We haven't
heard from many Of the fellows on
The other side yet. But come to
think Of IL, they are all disabled
aud too busy trying to get their
pensions increased.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WEST VIRGINIA, -.
AZ Rules held in the CLERK = Office ofthe Cir
cut Court OF Preston ounty, on the FIRST Mon
Elizabeth . Whitridge ct al
James Royce Jr, OF al
he object ~ this suit Is 70 appoint a re.
ceiver % take charge Of the real estate ia the
Dill and prOce edinRs mentioned.
To compel an accounting with the adminfs-
tratTix and heirs OF Martin l.. shan er deceased
for the rents and profits Of and for timber cat
from said real estate; and 20 sell the said real
owners thereof
- And Il appearing that Tho defendants. James
BOyce Jrss John y. Buyce; William Wheeler
boycei Amelia stopford; Catharine Harrison:
NARY y. Post; WFn. A Fisher; lillian A. sion
i0rdi Henry b. StopfOrd. Charles r. Stopford
maoei stopford; James Boyco Post Mabel
Post, samuel w. Hiss; Geor A. Hiss:
James VI Hiss and y. Salzer are not ~ sidenfs
OF this state, on motion Of the plaintiffs ID n
ordered chat the said defen ants do appear
here within one month after the dafe III me
hrst publication here T. and do what A. nee
essary TO protect their interests. a that this
order be published in the West iroinia Arans
newspaper published 10 this county
cOpy.l este
- J. ". WATSON, Clerk.
p. gCrogan. Counsel for plaintiff.
1lO 9s-4t es45
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST IRoIEIA S.
AZ Rules held in the Clerks ehice Of The
SSIIe ,9 onTf OF Preston county, on the Hrss
Shaktnan & LOwey
In C.haoo.
". MCKINNEY. ct al !
me OBJECT OF this suit Is to enforce the eoUec-
ton OF the Judgment OF the plaintiff agair Z
the rea estate OF the defendant Mnrion ~ y
hinmy, In the bit and proceedings r,snfionod
And ~ appearing hat the defer darts Mo-
DnWell rye q Company; - Nicholson 4.
company. and travis 4 Gaskfns, are not res =
tuSh1r On IN state. on motion of the PLAINTIFF
~ - ordered that the said defendants do an,
pear mere within one month after the da'e 6g
me hrst publication hereof and do what "a
n,e.ceesarv 10 protect the interests and III,
us oruer be pnblt-bed IN the West y 1, gin a.
argus newspaper published g. This county.
copy -Teste:
NV: WATSON, Clerk.
2-ioOs-4t 50 81
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Wssr vInerIA, s.
AZ Ru Is held In the Clerks ONCE Of the or.
cult Court of Preston Conptv on the 6rsS a., '
day Of February fsoe ''
james ". Gribble's Admir-.
VS.. Sin Cy.,r.n.-,
Iovina GrihbIe ct nj
The object ~ this Suits 90 settle the admins
Htration accounts Of The p'aintin constrne ne
Willgt the decedent and subject the real eStafo
OF which the deoedeut died seized. TO The pay
And u APP caring that the defendants Iovfua
CribbJe. John Haines and Willie Csribbls sps
= o. reside - OF this state, on motion Of the
plalntiu. " Is ordered that the said defendants
81 the first publication hereof. and do what nj
necessary 70 protect their interests and fl,at
ms order be rublish'd IN the VI est virginia
Argus, newspaper Published IN this county.
copy-Teste
- y. w. WATSON. CLERK.
P.J. Crogon. Counsel for PLAINTIFF
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

1t is all right to be cautions and
conservative, but this Administra-
ton is entirely over dong the mat
ter In respect 20 our Spanish Gu ban
policy. and our great country Is
fast losing all the standing she had
gained by being successful IN every
war we have fought. We have
whipped England twice, a much
stronger country than Spain, aud
did it, too, before we were half
grown, and now we have TO put up
with all the insolence and mistreat.
ment they chose to inhict on us,
from broken down, decayed, one.
horse country like Spain. just be
cause we have eommissary soldier
for President.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Esr VIRGINIA So
AZ Rules held IN the Clerks once Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston COUNTY an The
brst Monday OF February 1898.
Jno. T. alker's Admir-.
vs.. In Chancerv d
in r. Walkers hrs. ct al
The object Of this suit Is to subject the rao1
estate 81 which John n. Walker died seized Ia,
the payment 81 hie debts
And " appearing that the defendants --
stanton ana --- children and heirs OF ~ ma
stanton deceased. ar 70 the plaintiff unknown
on y 9tion on the plaintiff. u Is ordered that tho
said defeudanfs DO appear here within ore
month aftertbe date Of the FIRST publication
hereuf and do what rs necessary "a nroter II
their interests. and that this order be published
w the v est Virginia A RRs a newspaper pub
lishee In this county.
eopy-Testc
J. W. WATSON. clerk.
Brown hyde. Counsel for plsintld.
2fO 0g4f S6bs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

Col. Presley Morris, of the
Ritchie Gazette, is having lots of
fun In the newspaper business these
prosperity times" and has at last
gotten big damage suit on hand.
The West Union Sun has sued him
for $4,000 libel of some kind.
Robert Morris, son of the Colonel,
and now student at the Univer-
sity, first sued the Sun for S., 900
Tor attacking him, and then the
Sun, to get even, tackled PRESLEY
for twice that amount. This is all
the greatest piece of foolishness VIC
know of, and the State Editorial
Association should award all parties
above concerned leather medal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
ALBRIsHTsviLLg.
From another eorro.oonaeut.

Isaac Q. Sypoit is logging fol
John Elliott.
Mr.. NJ. 4. Teeis, Of near Tan
nerv. was here Monday.
Walter McClannhan. 81 Terra
Alta. spent the past week here.
Miss Wolfe. who has been work
ing here. returned nc me Monday.
Ada and Clyde Crane spent q
pleasant day at Rsv. Faulkner
Sunday.
Miss Nav Welch and sister, oil
the Craborchard, were here over
Sunday.
Miss Roana Welch is sewing 70,
her sister, Mrs. Spencer Crane,
this week.
Miss Susan Friend and Miss
Black bnrn, are visiting on Muddy
Greek Hill.
j. s. Sellers is now over in Penn
sylvania, on 4 business trip. lie
will return soon.
Some of our farmers put mp their
lime kilns last week and opened ur
their sugar camps.
Miss King, OF Cranes Dale,
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
hoNe near Terra Alta.
Ray Bishop is going to move on
a farm near Terra Alta. the place
known IS the Miller farm.
The sheriff was In our midst this
week looking for some of the log
men who have had fight.
Frank Faulkner is away on q
business and pleasure trip. lie
started 10 Fairmont Friday.
We notice that the telephone
poles are placed for the line ex.
tending from here to Lenox.
Mr.. McGinnis took in the lee
ture Friday night at Terra Alta;
also the teachers institute Sat.
urday.
Miss Ella Beerbower returned
home Sunday from Glade Farms.
where she has been nearly all OF
this winter.
Frank Casteel returned home
Sunday last, from up in Tucker
county and is now working at the
Elliott camp.
Miss Eta Bishop spent Saturday
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
WEIGH. She returned to her school
Sunday evening.
Uncle Abe Feather spent Sun
day at st. Joe. Mr.. Feather is 50
years old and is quite spry for a
large and aged man.
Frank Calvert is working for j z.
O. Crane. He has been employed
Tor the coming summer. We are
glad to have Mr.. Calvert with us
again.
As Easter is near at hand we be
lleve few words in regard to Eas
ter services would be appropriate.
Why cant we have services in both
churches, one in the morning and
the other in the evening. We have
all tue talent that is needed bore
TO get upan elaborate program,
and nothing is more beautiful than
these services. .
We hear a great deal of com.
plant made about u. s. Pullam
hauling rock in the Crane road and
leaving them. This should be
looked after, or some one NAV get
in trouble. We believe we have as
good and overseer as can be found
any whore and think it is not any
error OF his for not having the
stone broke atl covered.
We oLly have three more weeks
OF school besides this week, and we
are sorry it is not month longer
yet, as Mr.. White isa splendid
teacher and has had elegant success
here. MIR. White has been teach
ing quite awhile and while he is
not one of Portland districts
teachers, we fell proud that he has
taught our school and we assure
Mr. White il he should ever cast
an eye on the Supt. of schools in
the county. that he would receiye
a good size vote here.
BRIDGET.
a Drintpr aava an arcbapoo
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

The special report OF Commits
sioner Julius Scherr, made 70 the
County Court at the last session,
stirred some Of the Justices of the
Peace and ex.Justiccs up a little.
and will do good by making them
more careful hereafter. However,
some Of those reported delinquent
with fines collected have prod uced
receipts showing that they paid up.
Squire Joseph A. Miller, of Tun-
melton, shows up that he paid the
hne charged against him to Sheriff
Shaw, but he neglected TO report il
TO the Court or County Clerk. az
the law provides, and hence it wac
still charged up TO him. Bx Justice
Lucas Forman, Of Marques, sent
down to County Clerk Walls re-
ceiPts showing where be paid to
Chris Ridenour. the Deputy Sheriff.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24


Congress has appropriated 5000.
900 to have the Maine raised from
the bottom OF the bay in Havana
harbor and brought home for re
pair If possible. The battleship
cost abont $4,000. 600. and it is
estimated that she Gun be repaired
for about 81 100000. Although a
bill has already been introduced in
Congress 10 appropriate enough
money 10 build another warship
like the Maine at once, but if thew
can be destroyed as quickly and
easily as she was, it seems like a
waste of money.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

STATE or ONO, CITY or TOLEDO.
Lucas County. -
FRANK J. CHESEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner Of the firm of
+. CHENHY & Co, doing business ia
the City Of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, aud that the said firm will
pay the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF ca.
tarrh that caunot be cured by the use
OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ,. CHENEY.
Sworn 60 before me and 81 bseribed
IN my presence. this 9th day OF Decem-
ber A. ID. 1886
SEAL. A. w. GBEALON,
Notary Public
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mn-
cous surfaces Of the system Testi-
modiais, free. r. j. CHENEY e. Co.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
kingwood. February "a. 1885.

1t is now given out that McKin-
ley will take steps to recognize the
Ouoans this fall. just before the
Congressional election, in order to
help his party hold their majority
an the House.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24
"A CREDIT TO OUR PEOPLE
KINGwooD, Feb. 16, 1898.
local History Puh'o 10

KINGwooD, Feb. 16, 1898.
Local History Pub'g Co.,
Gentlemen:- have examined,
with considerable care, the pros
pectus of the Historical and Bio
graphical Oyclopedia of Preston
County, and am pleased to say that
II the promises of the compilers
and publishers are faithfully kept,
and | have no reason to an ticipate
the contrary, that the work will be
invaluable to the people of Old
Preston. 1t is indeed fitting that
the dawniDg OF a new century,
something our people have never
before experienced-will bring with
1t the proud history and sacred
traditions of our people in book
form. An accurate history of the
county, such as this promises to be,
will be credit to our people; and
true history of our people will be
credit to those native Prestonisns
who, century hence, seek the
pages of the work to trace their
lineage.
The enterprise deserves our en-
enlargement and substantial sup
porto extend such is a duty we
owe to posterity.
HENRY CIAY Hvnr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

1T we only had old Andy Jackson
or lack Taylor or Gen. Grant in
the White House now, this Spanish
nonsense would have been stopped
long ago and the single star of
Cuban liberty would now be float
ms proudly in the free air of
Heaven and shining brlgh ly from
the battlements of eternal liberty.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-02-24

a printer, says an exchange,
doesn't go to the doctor when he's
out Of "sorts," nor to the bakery
when he wants "pi," nor to the BIZ
bic when he wants good "rule"
nor to hell il he wants the "devil'
nor to the gun chop for a "shoot-
ing stick" nor to the woodpile
when he wants a "stIck," nor the
bank when he needs "quoins," nor
to the furniture storo for "furnit-
ure," nor to lawyer when he has
a "dirty case" nor to the pump
whom be has ten cents in his
pocket