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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Napa Assessments.

NAPA, Cal, July 1.-THE total assess
ment OF Napa county this year is $13,-
934, 900, being 100000 less than one year
ago. The increase in this city is about
100000, but the agricultural districts
fell off nearly $400, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
STARVING REDSKINS.
The Sissetons and Warpetons Suffering
From Want of Food.

From Want Of Food.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE secretary
of the interior has transmitted to con-
gress letter from William McKusick
Indian agent at the Sisseton agency,
South Dakota, stating that the Sisseton
and Warpeton Indians of the Lake
Traverse reservation, were in the most
destitute condition, the drouth of last
year having almost totally destroyed
their crops, and asking that SIS, 900 be
appropriated for the purchase of pro-
visions to keep the Indians from starry
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Dwelling and shop Destroyed.

WEAvERvILLE, Cal, July 1.-THE
dwelling and blacksmith shop Of H. S.
Cholmer, of North Fork, were totally
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss
$4,000. No cause is known.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Shingle Mill Burned.

SEATTLE, July 17.-Bangs Bros shin
gle mill at Tracy, across the sound from
this city, was burned today loss, 81 800;
insurance, 81 800.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Killed by Lightning.

DURANGO, Col, July 17.-Marcellus
Baucett, deputy sheriff of San Juan
county, New Mexico, and son OF Cap
tain Baucett, of Aztec, was struck by
lightning yesterday and instantly killed.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
A Gahln Ear Xicfi,,a

SAN Francisco, July 17.--Professor e..
J. Griffiths, wealthy resident OF
Fresno, while crossing Market street
this afternoon, was knocked down and
seriously injured by cable car.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Thrown From a Cart,

WEsTPoRT, Cal, July 17.-Mrs. Chas.
Kimball, of this place, and Miss Maud
Stevens, of San Francisco, were thrown
from a cart last evening, killing Mrs.
Kimball and seriously injuring Miss
Stevens,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Inherited Scrofula,

Swifts Specific Is. s. 81 cured my little
boy OF hereditary scrofula, which broke out
all over his face. For year he had suffered,
and had given up all hopes of his recovery,
when at length decided to use S. S. S. Al
ter using few bottles ne was entirely cured.
Not symptom now remains of the disease,
This was three years ago.
MRS. 7. L. MATHERS, MathersyiIle. Miss.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18
Killed While Duck-Shootinx.

BERLIN, July 17.-Count Conrad
Stoltzer, heir of one of the richest land
owners of Germany, was accidentally
shot and killed while duck-shooting.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-18

In the early part Of last year had vio-
lent attack Of rheumatism, from which I
was confined to my bed for over three months
and at times was unable to turn myself in
be in constant attendance day and night. I
was so feeble that what little nourishment
took had to be given me with spoon. AZ
ter calling in the best local physicians, and
trying all other medicines without receiving
any benefit, was induced by friends to try
Swift's Specific IS. S. S. l discontinued all
other medicines, and took course of S. S. S.
thirteen small bottles, which affected COM
plete and permanent cure.
L. c. BASSET, Ell Dorado, Kansas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
edfree. SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta, Ga
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Down with War Taxes"

A Democratic Club was organic
ed in Terra Alta Aug. End 1899
Jas. Messenger presiding. The club
will bc known as the VIM. l.. Will
son Club with the motto .Down
with war taxes" The officers wero
elected. ID. Il. Forman. President.
Elias Whctzcll, l.. L. White. Il. j.
Stewart and DIR. s. nj. Scoot, Vice
Presidents. John j. Fox, Sccrctary.
L. A. Fox, Treasurer, Executive
Committee, John Skinner, S. Il.
Stewart and DIR. j. b. Fogle; Res
olutions Of coincidence were offered
by DR.. j. B. Foglo as follows.
Whcroas: 1t has pleased Divine
Providence to remove from our
midst three sterling democrats viz.
Geo. Dick, Jefferson Hardy and
Jacob Windle, all good citizens and
Whcrcas: While we bow in humble
submission TO the divine command
we regret to part with such true
patriots, Therefore be it Resolved:
Thatwc tender our sincercst svm-
pathY to the families of the dcceas-
ed. Resolved, That the foregoing
resolutions be published in the
Terra Alta Times and the King
wood Argus. Regular meetings of
this Club will be held in X of /.
Hall, Terra Alta 3rd. Saturday
night Of each month.
John j. Fox, Sec.
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democratic side of the tariff debate
He has already compelled the re.
publicanS to abandon their announc-
ed policy of silence, and to enter
into a defence of the outrageous bill
which toy wanted to pass without
debate.
Mr.. Harrison and Secretary
Blaine now have their heads togcth-
er Mt Cape May Point trying to de-
wise some method Of preventing the
defeat winch they can see starinS
their party in thcfacc. The result
of their lengthy confab will probably
soon be apparent, as they are both
to return this week.
Representative Cummings, of
New York, has exposed n nice little
scheme of Speaker Reeds to bribe
voters in his district with Govern
ment money by having the Navy
department order the employment
of n large number of workmen Just
before election ut the kittory Navy
Yard, which is IN Mr.. Reeds Dis
trict. MIR. Cummings has offered
resolution instructing the commit
tee on Naval affairs to investigate
this matter. That will, of course,
be the last of the matter, as far as
the House is concerned; but the
people will be heard from Il little lat.
tv
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Orr city Of the Dead.

WHILE Is ngwood is Dragging
about her fine residences, beautiful
yards and well kept lawns, it is well
enough TO make few remarks per-
tinent to the condition Of the Gem
etery. The way it is unkept and
mismanaged is shame and a disgrace
to a wealthy little town like ours.
The grass knee deep and bTiars
and weed 8 growing wild all over it
and the fence in keeping with the
condition Of its inhabitants, rap
idly falling into decay and return
ing to the original dust. The graves
entirely neglected, excepting as
looked after by the friends. The
corporation OF Kirowood ha charge
/ Of The cemetery and is responsible
/ for its carc and Keeping. It could
be made q lovely place IL any cG,.t
was made i'm Chat direction. IJ is q
| beautiful site and with IT'S many
/ handsome monuments could be @
crcdit to- The town inetcad ofa ds-
grace. The dilapidn,cd condition
OF this "City of the Dcad'moy not
worry its inhabitants much but it
ought TO worry it's ncighbors living
along side of and expecting TO be
planted therein some time. The
town authorities have charge Of the
Cemetery and sell the lots for a fair
price and should insist that they be
paid for cash down when purchased
and every cent Of it should be ex.
pended on the Cemetery. It's affair.
should be kept separate from tho
rest Of the town business and should
not be neglected any longer. W,
have no doubt but that il al the
money due for lots that have beer
sold was collected, it would build
a good fence and greatly improve Oh,
! Cemetery u there are p3rlic.
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The August MAGAzi(E OF AMER
IcAN lIIsYonY is filed with a pleas
ing variety of able and popular
papers. TO the end of time this
magazine, as now edited, bringing
constantly TO light fresh and inval-
liable material and leading in every
important branch Of history, will be
priced in bound form on library.
shelves, above any other periodical
of the century. The opening
illustrated paper this month.
'1Iistoric lIouses and Revolutionary
Letters. " is written in felicitous
style by Mr.. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
1t contains extracts from hitherto
unpublished letters and documents
relating TO stormy scenes in the most
exciting period, Of our cOuntrY's
annals, with bright thread Of q
family history of The anci cnt
Ellisous Of colonial Now York run
ming through the animated sketch
which is an exceedingly important
addition to historic liter
aturc. The second article.
"Glimpscs Of Log cabin Lifciu Ear
I lyOhio, from the pen Of Emanuel
| Spencer, is wonderfully realistic and
I delightfully."- picturesque, bringing
I the log-cabin home to us in earnest,
! with all its limitations aud ambitions
/ Among the shorter contributions
arc two beautiful poems, "Our Bel
owed Flag" by Hon. Horatio
1 King, -Postmaster-G General and
"The Bdict Of NaBtes," by tho
/ Rev. Charles $. Yedder, ID. The
prospectus Of the First American
/ Edition Of Shakespeare" a curious
aotiquc treasure, appears in minor
topics. and "Sixty Waymarks in The
/ Worlds Progress, furnishes list
worthy OF careful preservation.
The several departments are richly
diversified. 7l3 Broadway, New
York City
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-08-07

IN private letter from J. Frank
Lantz who is now located at Bloom
ington, Nebraska and has charge
of the Bloomington Argus we ex-
tract the following as of interest to
our readers.
Please send my Caucus" 10 this
point instead Of to Denver. Have
been running around most Of the
time since arriving in thew but
am settled now for a time at least.
Business is duh all over the west
this year, owing to drouth and hot
winds wheat and all small grain was
an entire failure and corn will not
make more than half a crop. The
outlook at present is blue for II
great many. Accept congratulations
on the improvement You have made
in the Argus. ''All home print"
makes it daisy. With best wishes
for continued prosperity.
Very truly yours,
j. Frank l.antz.
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A Beautiful GOld.H eaded Cane.

Last Sunday Rev. j. s. Gibson
preached his farewell scrnoni in the G..
Z. church, and on Monday the min
listers OF this place, Revs. Nobel,
Hall, Helm and Shaner, pre-
sented him with large and bcauti-
ful gold headed cane on which was
inscribed, "Rev. j. S. Gibson, from
the Punxsutawney pastors" Tho
cane was formally presented by Rev.
Noble in n neat and touching little
speech, TO which Rev. Gibson
replied in language eloquent with
feeling. As he spoke his heart
swcllcd with emotion, and his words
OF ofgratitude were not necessary to
convince those present Of the SIN
cerity of his appreciation. He said
he valued the gift most highly,
indeed, bat the spirit that prompted
it's presentation he valued in
fenitly more.
Rev. Gibson was also presented
with an elegant family Bible, the
gift Of his old Bible class, for which
it would be supernuous to say he
was sincerely thankful.
Rev. j. $. Gibson, who for eight
years has had PASTORAL charge of
the Cumberland Presbyterian curch
Of this place, moved TO Pcrrysyillc
this week. During his sojourn here
Rev Gibson has won place in the
affections % our people such as few
men attain. His genial, gentle
manner, his stainless Christian life,
his earnest efforts in behalf OF hui
manity, are recognized and appre-
/ ciated byall. lie Us q good man in all
/ chat the word implies, and better
minister never presided over the
destinic5 Of q spiritual flock. During
thirty-four years service in the
ministry nc made but four changes.
/ Pcrrysyillo is to be congratulated.
Tho two items above we clip
from the Punxsutawney Pa. Spirit
and the Rev. Gibson spoken Of is 8
brother OF James Gibson Of Tunnel
ton and uncle to Mrs. Spahr and
Mrs. jenkins Of Kiugwood.
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place on sale excursion tickets at
one fare for the round trip to these
points at Harper's Ferry and wev-
erton, to be sold August 20 to 2s
inclusive good to return until Aug.
goth inclusive. September 6 to "a
inclusive good TO return until Sent.
Goth inclusive. October 16 to 20
inclusive good to return until octo-
her 25th inclusive, for rates and
time of trains call oh or address
Agents b. 4 o. II. II.
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GIRLSi PASS ALONG Z
BY JoHN G. SAKE.

Bless me- what row
OF girls Rt me their glanceS throw,
As they gayly come aud 90,
The light coquettish throug
Can't the darlings hear me say:
Il have had my youthful day.
Now put such things awayl"
Girls. pass along
An, my Zoe pray dosist,
sooth. care not 10 bc kissed:
Ask your mother II I list
To Cupid's siren songs
Shc-but that is ENTIRE Novs-
knows what Love and can dos
Her advice you'd best pursue
Girls pass along,
Laura you would hardly guess
How your grandma used to press
Lips Of mine we'll confess
We didn't think IL wrong.
Look she's coming tempt me not
In gay saloon or shady grot
Girls pass along,
You smiling, too! you naughty RuSeS
wonder now IL you suppose
I'm not Aware what sort of beaux
Around your beauty throng,
know tho husband hunting crew,
Aud all the pretty tricks they do:
I'm old, hut much tna young tur you.
Girls pass along
Away--away, You rnadcaps, Fly
Your r"guish arts why will you try
e" blind a graybcsrd such ~ l.
With Cupid's slender thong,
Yet, Ike puwdcr- sine,
My heart from flying sparks screen,
The sparks that shoot from wantun e'cn
Girls , pass along,
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TliE Federal Election Bill is still
in the hands of tho Senate Commit
tee. 1t passed the lower house of
Congress but viii hgr'ly pass the
Senate. Il ls sail that AZ least ten
of the Republican Senators have de-
clarcd themselves against it. They
are Edmunds of Vermont, Paddock
of Nebraska, Washbnrn and Davis
Of Minnesota, Jones and Stewart OF
Nevada, Hale OF Maine, and
Plumb Of X msai. II these mon
vote with the democrats against it
Mr. Lodges Force Bill will go
whore the woodbine twineth.
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Ma Coiored Man Need Apply.

How the Republican party does
love the poor negro. Its undying
affection for him Is enough to draw
tears from sick oyster and beats
that of Damon and Pythas all hol-
low. The latest illustration OF this
comes from the Executive Mansion
directly from the very fountain head
of Republicanlsm. Albert Hawkins
the faithful colored coachman OF
the White House at Washington,
has been dismissed from the SER
vice by President Harrison because
Mrs. Harrison prefers white
coachman. \ short time since Mrs.
Harrison who is spending the sum-
mer at Cape May int handsome
cottlge presented TO her by some
admiring constituent OF her hus-
band. Of the Wanamakor stripe,
was driving out and narrowly es-
capped "a serious accident by having
her carriage smashed into by
q runaway team, because the driver
lost his head and people wondered
thcnif Hawkins hand had forgot
it's cunning, for they did not know
that lie was not then pulling the
rcius over tbo Presidents turnout.
Hawkins WAS discharged TO his
great surprise without any reason
being given in fact there was moth
ing against him whatever excepting
his black skin and as this is sup
posed to be mantle Of glory by
therepublicans,i 1T seems very strange
indeed that the very blossom end
Of republican perfection should
fire this faithful old servant out in
the cold after twenty two years Of
satisfactory service in the White
House, but it is ever thus with the
republicans in the north when it
comes 10 the test They will waive
| the bloody shirt and howl about the
latest Southern outrage and weep
crocodile tcars over tbc cad fate Of
| the poor colorcd man in the South
and embrace him lat long ranoeI
about election time to 0ct his votc
and then after tbe election he can
go 10 tbo devil inst so bo oets
1 bacl in time io voleat the next
election Albert Hawkins has
driven prosidonts for twapty-two
ya9rs and bo was considered as
much Of n fixture at Che White
Ilon-e isone og the blocks of mar.
+ b,.iu the building. n. was appoin.
ted f, tle p,sitou of executive
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Exeur.ions to Historic Battlefield.

Exeur, ions 90 Historic BaiueGelds.
A series Of special excursions TO
Battlcfclds Of Cedar Crock, mid
dlctown,) Winchester and llarpcr's
Ferry, under the auspices OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic are
announced for August 20, Scptcm-
Der 1G, and October 1G. 1890, az
fording q rare opportunity TO visit
the Historic Ground whore the con-
tending hosts struggled for victory.
Tickets for these excursions will
be sold from all ticket stations OF
the Baltimore and Ohio r. r. east
of The Ohio River at oncfa for the
round trip on August 10 and 20,
September 5 and rs, and October
ID and lG, 1890, valid for return
journey ton days including day Of
sale
For The accommodation Of those
desiring Go visit Che ButcGclds Of
.nGctam and Gettysburg. the Bal
gilmore and Ohio H. R Co. viii
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who have purchased lots and failed
to pay for them, they should be COM
PEELED to settle at once if they have
used them and ifnot the lots should
be declared vacated and resold and
after this no lot should be sold at
all except for the cash down.
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Sherin-Danicl n. jackson.
Deputies--luiiuS X. MonrU, KlngwoOd, Valley
md Pleasant I, ", Criss, Lyon: J. -. Lautz.
Union; n. y. Hauway, Reno; r. +. Gu. eft,
Grant; Dorsey Formun, Portland.
Clork Circuit Court-Iohn W. Watson.
Clerk County Court. AMI Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney J. Fortucy.
County SurVcyur--A. r. McMillcn.
Supt. OF Scbools-DeH "a. Elscy.
Assess East Side. Gabriel Pulliam,
West side John :. Perkins.
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Our New York Letter.
,rrosrondcnee VI the ARous.

]
-Four transatlantic steamers saileC
from this harbor on Saturday. anC
about dozen more sailed during
the week. This practically CON.
cludes the outgoing rush this sea
son, and hereafter tho steamers will
bo more heavily loaded coming the
other way. In this connection il
may be noted that the number OF
people who annually take trip to
Europe is becoming larger each
year whilc the annoyanccs of the
voyage and the time required are
constantly growing smaller. And
the progress in this direction will
no doubt be greatly increased when
the plan is carried out of running
u line of steamers from Montauk
Point, which is ut the further-en |
OF Long Island. This scheme is per-
haps much more comprehensive
than is generally understood. Part
of the idea is the proposed tunnel
under the North River, across the
city at 42nd. street, and under the
East Rivcrto Long Island. This
is no littlc job, but if it is ever an
accomplished fact the trip from
Amcrica TO Europe will bc much
shortened fer instance. it is propos-
ed TO take passenger from Chica-
go to London with only two changes
and in six days. IT is certain that
a number of large capitalists are
engaged in tho movement. and the
day nWuot b, f,r distant wAen n
trip to Europe will be more like
crossing II ferry thln sea voyage.
THE REBATE SOCIETY.
Quitcan ingenious method Of saw
ing money IN shopping hls just been
devised by II complny cnlling itself
the "Rebatc Society" whose nj cm-
bership, it Is almost unnecessary to
say, is composed entirely of women.
There is no Initiation fee and no
restriction of membership. Every
one who joins is given II ticket GER
tifying that she is member, which
ticket, when presented in certain
stores entities the holder TO n per-
centage off every purchase that
to one dollar or more. 1t
is said that quite large number of
stores have already entered into the
arrangement. And it is likely
that more will follow. / predicta
successful career for the society and
have no doubt it will be initiated
elsewhere. 1t contains principle of
bcncGting by organization which is
not generally understood.
A WEloHTY QUESTION DECIDED.
At last New York has been drawn
into the controversy and the ALA
question, "who is Mrs.
Astor" has been settled in n Solo
mon like fashion. The question
frat assumed an important position
in the gay town OF Newport, where
the older Mrs. Astor and the young
or Mrs. AstOr both demanded that
all letters addressed "Mrs. Astor"b DO
TO the respective residence
Of each. 1t didn't require much
pondering for the postmaster at
Newport TO decide that it was inn
possible to comply with both re-
quests, 80 it seems the matter was
referred TO Postmaster Van Cott Of
New York. And Postmaster Van
Cott decides that letters addressed
Mrs. AstOr, shall not be delivered
at all, unless the. address contains
the number Of q particular house.
Otherwise the letters will be return
ed or sent TO the Dead Letter or
icc IN fact so far as the {. S.
Post OTcci3 concerned Mrs hstor"
does NOT cxist.
Edwin Arlington.
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OVER in the First District, good
congressional timber is scarce on
the democratic side Of the house.
Col. Dan Johnson, who has been a
standing candidate ever since the
wal, is at last out Of the way aud has {.
very nice position at Morgantown
us Farmer 1T the Experimental Sta
tion. Col Ben Wilson has become
badly contaminated with Rcpubli-
clnsm. SO Far as we know only one
county in the district has instructed
and that is Lewis which stands COM
mittcd for Hon. ". +. Lively, but
tits generally understood that if
the Republicans lra thc Rev.
g. Wesley Atkinson ag,in. Hon.
John D. Pcndlcton, will bc The
Democratic standard bearer ana will
lay ont George Wesley this tme so
COR plctcly that it wont be necessary
20 have any wake.
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First District George W, Atkinson, Wheeling,
Ohio County.
Second OiStrrt-Miiliam L. Wilson, Charles
Town. jefferson Co.
Third DiStrict-John II. Anderson. Nicholas &.
H.. Nicholas County.
Fourth District-Charles H. Smith, Parkcrs-
burg, Wood County,
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coNNtsStoNrns COUNTY Cour

coNNtsStoSEIss COUNTY COURT.
Crans District. Samuel y. Conner, Pres,
i'lca sani. Iuvi,n \. Martin.
Portland. Hopty q. Beatty,
Union, ", 4, kmS.
Reno, NoSas 7. Sinclair,
+, Lyon. Reason 4, Pcll.
Valley, Mason Watson
kingwusd, BcrIy shaw.
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COt.S.AbIcS

KinGwood District, J. l.. Stone, Joseph r.
Rhodes
N.ley--A. j. Debcrry Emanuel Dixon,
Lyon. W CriSs. William u. TAYLOR.
itcno-Dcn 7. Woodward. SAM W. Bowman.
PoTtland--!rc- -ton Glover
tlnioa-Loyd &. Shafer, GcorSC GcisS'nan.
PleISant-Is'ncs .. Fullmcr. 4. =. Chidc>tcr.
Grnnt--Milliar. y. I. ID. Miller.
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Low Rates TO Boston.

The National Encampment of
the Grand Army OF the Republic
Will be held at Boston, Mass, An
gust 10Th to 10th, 1890, and for
this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio II. K. Go. will sell round trip
tickets from all stations on its line
East Of the Ohio River for all trains
on August Sth to 1lth, inclusive,
valid for return passage until Au-
gust Goth, inclusive. at one lowest
first class fare for the round trim.
An extension of time until Sep
tembcr 30th can be secured by de-
posting the return partof the cx-
cursion ticket with the Joint Agent
Of the terminal roads at Boston.
Tickets Will bc sold via Now YORK
all rail, or vim New York and
Sound Lines, or via the new route
by way 81 Bethlehem and Tie
Poughkecpsic Bridge.
Al excursion tickets to Boston
via b. & o. r.. r.. are good via
Washington. For routes and rates
call on or address Ticket Agents
B. ana 0. r. h.
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DIRECTORY.
state omeiaIs.

6overnor-A Brooks Fleming, Marion County
tecrotary of Stnte--W. n, Ohley. Marion Co.
Auditor Patrick r. Duffy, Webster Co
TresSurer--M William T. Thompson. CabeI Co.
Attorney General Alfred Caldwell, Ohio Co
supt, OF schools-B. :. Morgan, Monongs,lia
County.