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WEST ALEXANDER.
West ALEXANDRA, May IL,

| E6k hhAA ASNbAht A3eJ 49,
VIC. Anderson, OF this place, reports
that one evening this week as his daugh-
ter was breaking eggs into a skillet
much TO her surprise 4 silver quarter
came out OF one Of them. She vouches
for the truth OF the same. The query
IL how did 1t get there? She says she
did not have any about her nor neither
was II sticking TO the outside OF the egg.
We would like to own the hen that laid it
A number OF our young men attended
q social atTown Hall in West Liberty
one evening this week, given by the Acad
emy students. The boys report having
good time.
D. Hart, OF Cannonsburg, was in town
this week, and bought from l. 4 7. Chan.
cy and the Rice Bros. about 500 6ne wool
ed sheep. They will average over lOC
pounds each. Price paid was 81 cents
per pound.
james B. Chambers reports having
turkey gobbler that drove hen off hei
nest Of eggs and Is now performing the
duty OF the hen.
Heber List, the boss druggist Of your
city, paid our place his usual monthly
visit on Wednesday last.
Our farmers are now busy washing
sheep. Some have commenced shearing
Our Street Commissioner was GU,
with squad Of hands cleaning up on
Thursday Last.
W. F. Whitman and company returned
yesterday from a fishing excursion uE
Big Wheeling Creek.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
o TIE DAILY 1NzRLLIeENoR4


LITILEEOhi mhy lie
Special to the Intellissncer.
Isaac Bartlett, about so years old, liv-
ing with his relative, Mr.. Carney, or
Rocky Run, eight miles from here, was
found yesterday with 8 horrible cash cut
across his throat by razor, which was
found by his side. It seems that on
Thursday morning last, Mr.. and Mrs
Carney went away from home for a few
days and left the old man in charge Of the
house. On their return home the old
man was missing, and they found that he
had changed his clothes, but no signs oi
him were discovered until yesterday
morning. Mr.. Carney started for his
work as usual, and when some distance
from the house heard deep groaning in a
brush heap near by, where he found the
old man covered with blood and about
dead. A physician was called to render
medical aid, but there are no hopes Of his
recovery. Bartlett has been grieving a
good deal Of late about his two sons who
went Westsome two years ago, as 10 their
welfare, and this seems TO be the cause OF
bis attempted suicide. T.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, May 1.-THE great Exposition
continues 10 be the uppermost topic in
this city, which never better deserved the
epithet Of the GGay Capital" than now.
Marked progress has been made in all the
departments particularly the American
seclion, where another week will, 1t Is 10
be hoped, fnd everything complete. Tif-
iany's exhibit is attracting universal at.
tention for beauty and originality Of de.
sign and perfection Of workmanship,
nothing OF the kind In the Exhibition
approaches their models. Their iAminA-
ted silver combinations and nickelware
arc themes OF general admiration. The
Educational Exhibition, with its various
appliances, which will be one Of the most
interesting features Of our Department,
has not yet been located. A beautiful
model Of Pullman Palace car excites
general curiosity In the machinery annex.
Oar steam engines, our compressed air
brakes and labor saving machines equal.
lysustAin our character for practical In.
genuity. Space has been reserved for
Edison's telephone and photograph and
other inventions, which will be daily ex-
hibited.
THE PIsE.ARr COLLECTION.
OF the Exhibition Is remarkable both for
Al IL a a u
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Mrecked ,Inriners Reseued.

SAN FRANoIsCo, May l2.-The bari
sOnoma, which arrived to-day from Lly'
erpool, has on board Charles A. Harri'
son, second mate, and six sailors Of th'
ship P. r. HaEeltine, wrecked some time
ago on the coast ot Terre Del Fuego
They were picked up by the sonoma Ia
the Straits Of Lemaire, March 9th, In q
very destitute condition, having suhsiSt
on muscles for Seyenty.tour days. They
report that during their Wanderings, al
ter leaving the wreck, they discovered q
cave which confirmed fragments Of &
boat, some oars, articles Of clothing and
skeletons Of the boats crew, but nothing
BY which the castaways could be identi
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The b. & 0. Co.'S Hotels.

UAklAnd Herald.
On Tuesday last we had n call from
Messrs. NJ. W. Lambert, manager Of the
Queen City Hotel, and q. L, Sykes, man
ager Of the Grafton Hotel. These gen.
tiemen inform US that the programme for
the management Of the Railroad Com.
pany's hotels during the present season
has been finally agreed upon and
adopted, rs follows, viz Mr.. Lambert will
take charge OF the Oakland Hotel 10 ad.
ditian to the Queen City and Belpre ho.
tells which are now under his manage
ment, but will spend most Of his time at
Oakland during the summer. Mr.. Sykes
will have charge Of the Deer Par k Hotel
for the summer, and still retain the man
agement Of the Grafton Hotel. The
hotels will be opened on or before June
1st, and the rates will be reduced far be.
low the charges Of last year.
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Desperate Encounter with a No.
ted Rufilnu and Criminal,

TERRE HAurE, IND, May 12-Ernest
WhitehouSe, who attempted to kill Dep
uty Sheriff Cleary in this city in June
1877, and who escaped, after an exciting
chase lasting six days and extending
through several adjoining counties in
Illinois, was captured to-day after des
perate struggle with Eve officers, one ol
whom, Deputy Sheriff Cleary, was shot
10 the left hand and in the right thigh
Cleaty is the same officer who was shoi
by Whitehouse last June.
Whitehonse was interviewed in his cell
this evening. He talked freely, giving
an account Of his adventures during tht
year Of his outlAwing. he is noted
desperate and there is general rejoicing
over his capture.
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BULL AND BEAR.


sr. PETERSBURG, May 11.-Couni
schouyaloff will remain here only long
enough to obtain the Empetor's decision,
The time has been appointed when be
should be in London again, and Il Ia dc.
sired he spend no time in Berlin on his
return journey. After submitting his
views and receiving the Emperor's reply,
the further negotiatians conducted by him
will assume highly important character.
RUSSIAN TROOPS NOT RETIRING.
The Aqenee Russe formally denies that
the Russian troops have begun TO with
draw from their positions about Con-
stantinople. II says: "HoWeyer much
the Government may desire 10 recall the
troops, they will only retire after the
Turks have surrendered their tortressel
and the English feet has left its present
anchorage"
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Murdered and Robbed.

DEApwooD, May 12.-This evening q
couple Of boys, while playing on the
mountain side east Of town, discovered
the dead body Of man with bullet hole
through his head. From all appearances
the man had evidently been murdered In
cold blood and robbed. A memorandum
book, the only thing found on the body,
bears the name Of Charles E. Lee. The
Deadwood papers chronicled the arrival
OF a man Of that name on the 9Th inst.
by the Cheyenne route.
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ny Sa,.,aii y aii Things, but AIIThings
I;sa. ~, eod; Lecture by Dr. A. q.
ueorse, last night.

,,tI iS' INT INT part Of DR.. Georges lecture
~. u Fourth Street Church last night,
D,s.a.!., su.a9Isd 10 The maintenance Of the
sSPilu'n ssI y that God is every where pre.
~. ~ 10 iae universe which he has
~ Il IIEaoIding all things BY the
W., sT '' hs power. lie Ia present with
"n ,,..I particle Of matter, and with
~! w.! ? Pal'''ieu Of spirit. There is no
tIl.,e 'I;sS lie i, no. and no time
b N NV Gt lie is not. He giyeth
NJ, ~ liIe and breath and ali ali
n ~. nd 10 Him We live, and move
GI,.i.0e -ane OUT being, as Paul taught lhe
his,S,Ss.s ~ Ss universe ia that Of "the ali.
EtS,.. !! 'oH that fila, pervades and
sS6,II, ae whole" lie Il actively, po.
ES, !. PRESENT in all things. lie L the
dGi,ii,a. y lo'rs. He maintaius the law
l.S,sIs s Proportions. lie supplies the
ssj;,;s.o sjS oi E'oVth. lie maintain, the
ST,Sa,, atmospheric and physiolori-
a,,isa"o.a iaoa! which life could not exist
a.o,,I'n..a. .as O'bs through the heavens,
m.I m.II,.lGee Is...1 Of the sexes, and the DOW.
n, Factions N.s.lo Of the human soul
VI /, tSS'i,liaa 4. doctrine, however, NNs,' doe,
Gl,,.sS, ae ", least measure, conioupj nm tbs
sis,s, !, ,'Ia y The creation. God il i'm.
d y c =: universe, but trSnseenden, US N ,sa
u. ,S.saati.Ila9ity constantly affirm,
I'd GS S.,ns., .aS olessenee between matte,
lSi IN siI,a.Ihe aaS The existence Of personal rsSIi
ned h. ,S'siiaiasient Deity, above and be.
lA,,s%,ssna mutations Of matter. But Pan,
u i GoS'GG GGcIfine that God Il all and
iii ~ ,sS%-tst1ces led all existence, mate. lie
hast,Sh asalAl, TO one eternal, seIi.sx
liesS, II ,i This was shown to b,
9,lSSj,OH,!.ia,s, :, ne Old stole philosophy, AMI
N,isitio,Da. thought in Hindooism
,',,S O1s,sI 1Gu =. descriptions Of Pantheisn
Stn, SpiNo'.0 ION n WaIetland, WeIssen-
GoO,is, ES... Flchte, Schiller, HeSel
S,hS oi iTPs,'on P.in aud others. The Pan.
asSa.I' Il ~ iStHsln, y 10 hi, recenlly , publish, ii
Eisd. II ". %, Tempest" vas ai.o de-.
t,tIsI ,,S ", :, have not space for thss,
IlLo0,Sl ~ 20, sae comment made on tbsm
aSs i.sto,sy y really constituted the bod
''c,isass.'!a atheism Dr. George stated som,
ssi,H ! i: s:1io,s. s.. thought. 1t doe. no, 81
sda,tu, aa i and .od nature 10 God, or God
u @An, ~ It involves God
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man and nature in one ineItricable con.

man and nature IN one lne1uicapie coh-
2. Pantheism, II not dishonest, Is, at
least, deceptive. There is in it q promise
Of God, but no God Is revealed. The
All.God is precisely equivalent 70 No.
God. Its practical result, II not dsliber-
ate intent, Is atheism.
8. It debases our idea Of God, and, as
necessary consequence, our idea OF man.
It Is sell. dei6cAtion-an idolatrous claim
to divinity for the creature. Il is not
only idolatry; Il Ia fetichism. II the All
is God, then the All includes, not only
the fruitful earth, the resplendent heay.
ems, and the noblest and loveliest Of
men and women, but also the most
loa,hsome brutes and the most de-
based human character. Such 4 worship
is degrading, for no people can rise above
the level OF the gods they worship. Moth.
ing less than the idea Of 4 pure, personal
Deity can ever furnish the basis of an
uplifting civilization. No in6del nation
can maintain representative government.
The enemies Of religion are the enemies
Of the Republic-of law, order, stability,
society, the safety Of our homes and the
perpetuity Of our liberties.
4. Pantheism destroys the very founda.
tions OF morality and religion. The truth
OF Pantheism admitted, and the feeling Of
accountability for moral conduct disap.
pears. There Is no God to judge US, for
nothing exists but substance; there Is no
man to be judged, for there Is no perso-
nality; there Is no sin for which TO ans.
wer, for there is no free.will, and hence
no character or conduct which can be
reckoned moral.
5. There Is nothing remedial in Pan
theism, and only remediable system Of
religion 10 adapted to human condition.
Disorder and sin, II sin may be conceiy.
ed 10 exist, are, according TO this system,
a part OF God. How then can God pun.
ISL sin, or how can He deliver US from
the evils into which He ia himself plung.
ed? God and man are involved in com.
mon and hopeless ruin. There is no re.
lief in sorrow, and no prospect beyond
the grave.
6. II only remains 10 say that Panthe-
ism fails to meet the souls greatest ne
csssity-the consciousness Of personal,
living and prayer hearing God. Hum
boldts account Of the first earthquake
that be witnessed Is suggestive. His trust
10 the stability Of the earth was destroyed.
Thus Is II often with US in human life.
The mountains Of our confidence are
shaken, and the world Is dark and desc.
late. Happy are they who can say, we
will not fear though the earth be removed,
and though the mountains be carried into
the midst OF the sea; for the heavens are
calm and unperlurbed, the sunshine rests
on the eternal hills, and the Lord Of hosts
Is with us-the God Of Jacob is our
refuge,
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Fall River Crookedness-Liabi-
lilies af the Border City Wills.

FALL RIVER, May 1.-THE creditors
Of the Border City Mills to-day heard
read the report Of the directors and ad-
visory committee Of stockholdrs, as fol-
lows: Actual assets 1896 .405, assets con-
sidered doubtful S67,sl4, additional LA
bilities as appears by the books 81, 1885,.
546, outside of.the books 500, ,000-total
81, ,205545. It Is supposed that more
irregular paper is out, Of which there Is
no account. It was unanimously voted
that the Border City Mills be put
into involuntary bankruptcy and COM
mittee was appointed TO take charge Of
the matter. The Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island insurance companies stated that
the policies on the mill would be cancel
led May 10Th.
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NEW York, May l1.-Arrived-sleam
er Greece, London.
QuEEssTowN, May II. Arrived
Steamer Republic, New York.
HAvRE, May observation-disclosures
Vile de Paris, New York.
FATHER PoIsr, May 1l.-Arriyed-
Steamers Inward, Morayia, Liverpool
Waldensian, Glasgow.
NEW YoRK, May l1.-Arriyed-steam
er Utopia, London.
QuEEssrowN, May H. Arrived
Steamer scythia, New York.
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A Touch Of Winter, but No Dam
age Reported.

DEs MoIsEs, Iowa, May 1.-THE
weather was very cold here this morning
and snow has been falling by spurts al
day. AT six o'clock there was quite q
heavy snow storm.
MuscArrsE, Iowa, May liza SNOW
storm has been prevailing to-day alonG
the Oskaloosa Branch OF the Rock Islanc
Railroad, covering the ground in places
terminating in hail and rain. No dam
age TO fruit or crops Ia reported. A
heavy frost this morning.
KEoKuK, Iowa, May liza slight ial
Of snow, hail and rain here to-day
Weather cool. No damage to fruit.
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Crop Prospects up In the Noun
tainy.
Oakland Herald.

During the present week we have talk:
ed with farmers from every section OF
Garret county, and all agree that they
never before saw so favorable . prospect
for grain, grass and fruits as at present.
Should we escape frost from this time
forward, the barns Of our farmers will
groan beneath the most extraordinary
crops on record.
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REDUCTION oiWages.

MANCHESTER, N. H., May liza no.
tice Of 4 cut down Of about four per cent
10 posted in the London mills. The op.
eratives Of other corporations anticipate
the same notice thiA week, s-
The Stark Mills have discontinued the
manufacture Of linen goods on account
Of the dull market
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Belmont County Children's
Home.

BELIAIRE, May 1.-THE Commission
ers Of this county have viewed the Rode
fer farm, just below town, with view oil
buying 60 acres OF 1t and locating the
Children's Home thereon. They will de.
termine the location at their next meet.
ing, June /. Bellaire will most likely
cot n
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A second Edition OF Frank
Rande.


MEMPHIS, May 11.-At Criminal Court
to day, Judge Logwood sentenced Mack
Williams to the Peniteniary for two
years for malicious shooting, in connec.
tion with assaults upon some negroes on
Big Creek, in this county. A lew mo.
ments after the sentence was pronounced,
Williams darted out at the door and ran
down Poplar street. Three Deputy sher-
ifs were soon mounted and in hot pur.
suit, and finally overlook him in the
suburbs, and he opened fire on them with
revolver, wounding Deputy McMahon's
horse, and continued shooting until his
revolver was emptied, and drew another
and continued firing until he was brought
down by q shot through the hip, and was
then carried back to jail. He Is also un.
der Indictment for numbering two col.
ored men, and he said yesterday If the
Judge sentenced him to-day he would
kill the Judge, Sheriff and Attorney.
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THE COMMUNlsrs.
A British Opinion Of the Red
Flag In the limited NfnfAa.

LONDON, May 11.-Dispatchss from
America reporting apprehensions Of .
Communistic outbreak are attracting at.
tention. The general opinion 10 Il will
be worse for the Communists. The Ifmes
on the subject concludes asiolloWs:
aIf, as we will not anticipate, the
United States Is destined to 70 through
social evils Of this kind, We ehLll doubt.
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Reception 10 General shields

CHICAGO, May 11.-A serenade and re.
ception took place at the Palmer House
tonight, members Of the lst and 2nd reg
ments participating. The occasion was
Of unusual qualification 10 all partici.
pants. Gen. Shields lectures at the Tab
ernacIe next Monday evening.
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Death Of . Catholle bishop.

San Francisco, May ll.-Thaddsus
Amot the Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Monterey and Los angles, died At Los
Angles this morning; aged 90 years,
Funeral Tuesday morning.
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EL1swoRrH, ME-, May 12.-The visit
OF the schooner Venus 10 the southwest
harbor Is simply an effort to sell the
schooner to the Russians. The officers
laughed at the idea, and said there was
no need for such vessels. II is impossible
to tell when the Cimbria will leave.
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: BuFFA1o, May 1l.-Michael Byrne, an
amateur, who atarted to walk 400 miles in
l2s hours, had minutes and "A seconds
IN anAfe.
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Tag New NartiusvilIe Messenger say
al' 'h. merchants down there "agree ii
aTis that 'hs volume Of trade is larger
Aia Ip' year. and yet it adds thar
, s1lIs there may not be so many good
0'a 'as business Is much more satisfac-
Wy W Ala it formerly was" Now, Bro
H al'i wont you please explain how it il
Si' lie volume Of trade ia larger at yOul
pug ''d yet ls'' goods sold than for
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Tramps Robblng the Mails.

81. Lour, May 12.-Amos P. Foster,
special agent Of the Postofiee Depart.
ment, arrested at Washington, No., FIVE
tramps from ST. Louis for cutting open
and riding a mail pouch which went up
from here this morning.
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r,vkbuy Tine thinks money
~ = nI,sly Il Harrison county, from
.,,.',b,,,i .Ms he ClArk,burg bankers have
IT,, I,,.,., 4 applicants who wish 10 deposit
.,,,, ,u liz per cent interest,"
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..r,.,,I,DJ 4 Pittsburgh road viii
!. ',, ,..rr on it. line tonight fFOG
s..,i,,5. =, n, leaving that place at s;45 and
III ,.si,, Pittsburgh aH9.SO A. NJ.
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Death Of CatharIne E. Beecher
sister 10 Henry Ward.

ELM1RA, N. Y, May l2.-Catharine E
Beecher, sister Of Henry Ward Beecher
died at noon to-day at the residence oi
Thomas K. Beecher. The funeral will
take place Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
at Park Church, this city.
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Adyices from Caddo, Indian Territory,
say three horse thieves were hanged 80
miIes west Of that place on last Wednes-
day night.
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LONDON, May 1.-THE steamer City
Of Berlin, from New York, passsd Crook
Haven this morning.
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,,,,,Do,,, from New York for the
i, I'D, ending April aOIh foot up
W. y Is5a. ,gnin.t :25S,l99Y4S5 for the
49,, :. o,s.b, lul year; and the imports
-, =, f,II.a Of TO s95S,7l5,6ll as against
MSl%S.
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WASHINGTON.
Weekly Treasury Ntatement.

WAsHIseros, May 1.-THE Treasury
now holds S34S,0 ,063, $50 in United State
bonds to secure Nationol Bank circula.
tion, and Sl3, SIS, 900 to secure public de
posits. United States bonds deposited
Tor circulation for the week ending to
day, SSl5 900; United States bonds helt
for circulation and withdrawn for tn,
week ending to-day, S640, 800; Nationa
Bank circulation and outstanding cur
rency notes, S322, ,053, ,766; gold notes, ST.,
425, 100; internal revenue receipts, S464,
1926; custom receipts, $500, 1905; receipts o
National Bank notes for the week ending
to-day, compared with the corresponding
period OF Last year. 1877, total, 81, ,70l 900
1878, total S5,S56,000; receipts to-day
S96S, 900; subscriptions to the 4 per CEN
loan to-day, $270,000.
OUTSTANDING CURRENCY.
The following is the statement OF The
amount OF outstanding circulation Of le-
gal tender notes and fractional currency
this day: United States notes, new issue
Sl9,763.097; do. notes, series Of 1869
Sl52, 2,046, ,SS2; do. notes, series Of 1874
SS9,5l5, 1872; do. notes, series Of 1875
Sl34 ,554 ,255. do. notes, series Of 1878
SS0l 100, total United States notes, S346,
6Sl ,0l6; fractional currency, SIC, ,S04, ,9Sl
Grand total, $685., ,4s5,997.
CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE.
The following ia statement OF the re
csipts from customs and internal revenue
from May lat 10 May 1lth, inclusive, fol
1877 and 1878: Customs, 1877, 81, lf9, ,37S
do. 1878, S3,45s,24s; internal revenue
1877, s5,eS4, ,424; do. 1878, s5,2S0.2l4.
CHANGE OF BOOKKEEPING IN THE TREAS
uRY.
Secretary Sherman in January last or
dered change in the method Of passing
entries at the New York Custom House
to take place the 18th Of February. ThiI
change required that all entries should
be brought to specified clerk and by hin
distributed TO the other entry clerks
The Secretary has now ordered that this
method OF transacting business be extend
ed TO entries from warehouses, and viii
take effect probably next Wednesday.
NJ ChANCE Foh fLohlpA.
As the bill 10 regulate internal commerce.
and to prohibit unjust discrimination BY
common carriers will come before tht
House as the first business. there will
probably be no opportunity 10 ofisi
a resolution for the investigation OF the
alleged Florida Presidential election
fraud "a contemplated. .Tzes
STORM sIGsAIs.
President Green, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, has renewed the Of
fer OF the late President TO furnish free
kilograms to test the system Of storm and
flood signals by telegraph, cannon tc
give certain instant and general warning
of coming storms and floods, according tc
the plan suggested by A. Watson.
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Looking ut our West Virginia
Lands.

We meet persons every day who are
passing through here on their way to look
at Barbour and Randolph county lands,
with view to purchasing and settling on
them.
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ys,ay. ,hatlimes are not hard, when
/; ss,o. are named in the Weston
p,.,u.. u spoken oil for the State Sen
aIyu that District. The most prom
Ets,llor Bennett, Of Lewis, Tom Farms
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