West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-27
Herrinr.

correspondence OF Tho Argus
Farmers are nearly ALI demo sowing oats.
The weather Is about al that could be asked,
The wheat prospect looks very encovrarinr.
but the dry weather Is holding back tho grass.
Homer NJ. Titchencll and = cry MERCK N,ere
married at the residence ~ = n. Titchonoil
Aprn 10. They viii 80 20 hcasek coping az once
near l. n. Fields
Work has hcen begun on the new honrina
mill az N0sontown and we fully expect 10 have
plenty OF wheat and place TO grind Il before
the summer ends.
A gentleman aud hts would-be son law
ordered a jug. not long sluce. TO cnlivcn tho
wedding. Tho Jug csmo a few days before the
wedding. They both went 20 the depot TO
bring IL home. Each sampled It's contents.
possibly more than once, before { ey arrived
home. When they got home they had each
re a the others family history and had two or
moro lights. They forced tho wedding fes
tiNities SO that when the wedding day arrived
Il und an empty iug, two sore heads aud a
wedding dryer than some funcr Is
Scene No. 3 In tho Fields and Radabaugh saw
mil law suit has been played. Deputy Marshal
ID X Jack>on took John AmN adabaugh and
his son Waitman TO Clarkshurg, Friday, Aprll
10. 10 answer an indictment I'm the FN,aeral
Court, Tor violating tho Revenue law. They
wee each hned 500 aud all costs and 40 da, .
In Jail. At their request thov will be sent 20
Haywood 60 pass their timo in Iail. Johu
Ame wanted TO be near his law partner, Hon
Wm G. Brown aud whelo he could SEQ hi,
friend Major" Field whom he goes Co town
Minor Field and G. d. Field were tho proseeu-
ting witnesses
y. Ami Martin passed throu n here Friday or
his way 20 Khor, TO onlighton tho people down
there on tho bond issue. Wo boliovo tho most
OF the people who understand the quest ON
now viii vote for bonds. We arc not usually
In favor OF bonds for any purpose, but we arr
In favor OF a railroad because We are badly In
need OF one. We believe that we could %
| further than We are asked. We could even do.
nate $4,000 toward the building OF railroad
Not counting any new enterprises, Il will oper
TO the people OF this district now market 70,
their stock and produce. Tho Counelsyilie
Coke Region and Pittsburg markets are the
best markets We know OF for this production
aud We believe the advanced prices In these
markets will more than pay tho extra burden
OF tax.
We are glad 10 know our County curt has az
last removed the bounty on wildcat and fox
soalps. We have had no use for IL In valley
Tor tho last quarter Of c, ntuary. We Away,
know that Mr. Messenger was an up-todatC
man and wo are glad that MIR. Dunn is trying
10 nc hNcNlses No say 10 tho people OF the
mountain pioneer districts OF the East Side
hat we are very tired OF paying duty ON Mary
land exported yavmiuts IL your country Is 30
full OF Wild beasts that you cannot, after these
long years of settlement. raise safety. poul
try, pigs aud lambs without Keeping IA standing
army OF fox hunters and trappers you had
be ter abandon the farms and moyo on The
West Side. whore you can rear this sma III stock
In open folds aud sleep In tho morning til the
unharmod COCK orowoth for daylight.
jimmy PORTER