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TIE PEOPLE AND TIE BIBLE.

Written 10y THr ARous
CEANEsyILE W. VA. Doc i2. 1894
Bitlc-ohey the moral law.
People-The moral man is the worst
nan that exists.
hioie--Be OF one mind. Let there be
no divisions among YOU.
People-Variety is the spice OF life.
self.
feoplc- Love yourself the best in all
eases, and never speak word in favor
OF your fellow-mau, especially Your RI
walls unless yen wish 10 betray him or
seek your own financial interest
Bible Seek not thine own welfare.
but that Of others
People-We VIII seek FOR our fellow
mans faults. and when we fnd = half
chance we will indict him.
Biole-lf thou hast auyhtagainst thy
ighbor' go and tell him personally
aud reprove him gently.
People-We will go from house TO
house and falsify him.
Bible-Go sell what thou hast and
give TO the poor
Feopie- Cheat the poor and give to
the rich in order to gain profit,
iihle-When thou giyeth aims LOT ma,
the right hand know what IN, left
land doeth
People-YYo will give only 90 the
ministers, and make our pennies ring
ike dollars
hlOie-I1o IS ven woall le done by.
IeoPie-We Will look after our own
interests and let others do the Same
We will sell at high price for e,sb
and ouy at low price FOR produce.
llole-Show thy faith by thy works.
Pee ple-We will show our faith bv
our professions.
N Die Worship in spirit and truth.
feople-Wo will worship by worl
bat not in deej
bieio-confess your faults one to
another.
People-We viii boast of our good
works one to another.
Bible-Pray in secret.
PeoPle-Ne VIII make long PRAYERS
in public places.
Bible-The righteous man regardetb
tHe lite OF his beast
People-This does not mean horses
Bible Render unto Caesar that (which
Is Caesars. = '''1''
People-He will tax the many and
protect the few.
Bible-Bring cedar from Lebanon
and stone from Tyre and build tenn
pie unto the Lord, wherein all nations
shall have right to worship.
PeoPle-We will limit emieration
ond Importation, even If it causes star
walton beyond the sea and is an injury
TO our own laboring class
Bible-Beat your swords into plow
shares and your spears into pruning
hooks.
People-We will continue to waive
tho dag OF defiance.
Bibie-lie not respector OF persons
FeooIe-Be strictly patriotic.
Bible-Au men are created equal
People Our forefathers discovered
America, aud therefore we have more
''i'n luai rights. SALAMANDER
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$ U d - 9 II IB E
FOE THE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WST HgCmRs BRIGHTEST sgD BEST slysp,tey

The splendid popular triumph for the
cause of protection opens no Il new
charter and one of the most interesting
IN The history OF the country. 1t has
carried West Virginia into the column
OF protection and produced revolution
IN the politics of the State. There win
be new and important DEVELOPMENTS bv
reason of the great victory OF lS04-dc-
yeiopments that will have a decided in
huence on the presidential campaign of
lS96-and Weekly Intelligencer will
follow them closely in all their details
In West Virginia the Wheeling IntelIi-
gencer is the recognize leader Of the
cause OF protection and State develop
ment
All the foreign and home news of the
year viii be faithfully chronicled i'm the
lntelligencer's Geographic columns.
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Girl Babies of Sicily.

In some parts Of Sicily the birth of
a girl is looked upon as such a mis-
fortune that black flag is hung
out the window to proclaim the sad
event. Having to be supported by
the family as long as they are un-
married, and being obliged to
dover the bridegroom, they are
looked upon as expensive luxuries.
Boys, on the other hand. are very
soon self supporting, and when the
time comes for marrying increase
the family wealth by bringing home
a bride and her dot. The girls in
secIusion, are most kindly treated,
and at the age Of fourteen or six.
teen they are disposed of in mar.
rage on purely financial basis
New York World.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10

Chas. NJ. Scott is the champion
nlmrod Of Roaring creek. Randolph
county. During the last ten years
nc has killed 118 deer, f29 wild
turkeys, % raccoon, II red foxes.
8 grey foxes, 10 wildcats, 2 cata-
mounts, 2 black bear. ottcrs. 3
minks, ] eagle, 1900 rattlcsnakes.
and found - bee trees, one Of
which contained 1876 pounds OF
clean honey. Mr. Scott thinks he
can beat any man in west Virginia
AZ rifle shooting at 100 10 500 Yards.
BerlrlV EnterDJ7se.
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The Chicago Tribune, one Of IL G
leading Republican papers of the
west, declares that return to u e
Mckinley law will shipwrcck the Re-
publican party once more and re-
fers to those who favor such a poll.
cy as q few persons with dull brains.
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ing with great favor
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10

The Secretary Of the West Vir-
ginia Bar Association has anuoun.
ccd the first Tuesday in February
as the date for holding the next an.
nual meeting at Charleston. Hon.
Robert Barton, of Winchester, Va.
will deliver the address. The pro-
gramme thus far arranged is very
interesting one, and among other
features Will consist Of papers on
"A Constitutional Convention, =" by
Hon. Daniel 3. Lucas and Hon.
Joseph Chiffon on "Abuse Of Cor.
poration by the Public" by Mr.. V.
Archer and Hon. w. p. Hubbard +:
on Remedial Law" by Hon NAL
colin Jackson on justices and
their Courts" by Hon. j. j. SOM
meryille, and on "Bills OF Excep-
tons Simplifed," by Hon. John W.
Mason.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10
Before and After.

eff the Democratic party keeps
on in the line Of the Wilson bill.
Ill not have anything to tax. Al
ready the present tariff legislation
has reduced the value of my prop.
erty 30 per cent.-Ion. Stephen b.
Elkins before the election in a
speech at Elkins, West Virginia.
Cuisines will adjust itself to
the new law-the Wilson blll-and
the country Will move forward in
agriculture, trade, commerce and
manufactures. Hon. Stephen b.
Elkins, after the election al Wheel.
ing. -Greenbrier Independent.
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TNENTY C0HpLETE scVELETTEs

sNsEsI 6JM.LEsS aIEGLETTES
NY Egraiar = rt%1rs So n large and handsome
b9ok 81 1872 lar - d1gbo~oiuun octave pagea nicely
printed in clear, bolt. reni1hs tyDe good naper
au1 hanf+nmHlv b1T1i IA cnlorlt paper covers. IL
contains a. - TIVE Indicate frEtT r0fe ngrelffes
py twenty We'lNuoNr ant popular authors. each ono
ol winch ~ intensely tutnreg It comprises q whole
hoascns dchgnfl ron ii1g and T. by far tho LARGEST
hhu tutt colleNftoT ~ cpmpisto popular novo'ottea
eyer published m slT 10 youu,s Ito titles OF tho
as follows:
under the Molly nerries- ny Charlotte n
The rhnntom wedding. By MrA Emma u E. Il.
Houthworh "
The &ypsv's warming. Henry Wont
Gsoo"shine aud NnrEneritcS. by "Ihs Do
G. Tho Hcndsmnn or Antwerp. by Mrs Ann
Tho story OF H,rc. by Mrs Nav Agne. FernIns.
ntn hlddcrinr fnii. i'y Miss - Brafdon.
.t'1hrhe OF tsPouiieu. by Alexander Dmnaa.
anic Of litreH Lions Nv H. Rider Haggari.
y Drar1o in tue air. Jules Verne.
Ihe STORY % fkcicn. Nv Amanda u. Douglas
~ TIC Captain OF the EOic-stnr. by A. Conan
The Sailors Secret. Rvsrrs Jane o. Aust,n
lne Hnei in Ecrne wood. Ay Wikio Collins.
- hho hctrens OF EShitsOu Grange. b a. I.
NtOss Enrui. Nv MARY XVI. Duiaa
The bincl<suithfs Dnugitcv. ~ Eta W. Pfer,A
Ile Scutpi OF OT Modeua. by SyivSuus Goth.
The False Diamonds. ~ MIS-. Mary A. Donson
Ashcroft Holt. BY Emma Garrison J,neN =
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" hen travelling between Pittsburgh Wheel
ing Morgantown or Fairmout and CLARK sburg
meSJou IUrkcrsDurg or Charleston Tho
M"nonGah foutc' offers the shortest and chick
81 iihe. ci.sc connections made with g. K q.
Uaihs at fAiruoHt also at Clark sbtirg with Il
%. and w. Va. Is J.. trains north south cas-
ana west ASK for through tickets via '"TIo
MOpOngab Route" "' Inv
ilsGu G.. BowGEs CenJ Sutyt
Mpp0ng9h W Va
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-01-10

Monongah Accommodation leaves FairmoDt
NJ Returning leaves Monongah ~ Dos p " 4
arrives fairmont 29o z. NJ Trains daily except
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TIE ILLUSTpATgD FOMP CHEST

y LEge and hlnf-ome l5-page sl-column Illus
udet literary AMI is.uily pfnnr, published monthly
an s,.i. linnt S-' md Sh1rt sioriqs ~ the most
I'piitr r.tlor-, Nsofllat Poems. Useful Miscellany
uo1-sipl tm'd-sn's nni Humorous nerartmentS
nlI tofFt mig % NfreA entertain ind instruct each
unahner OF tho fLuiiv sells Among tie writer's
~, S,9ges S1u'ten''T a"re1r IN TuB IIlusrRATED
i!ohs tutsr arc Mrs Emma ~. Y ". Souihworfh.
BIZ MARY J. IIo'mol Charlotte n. Braene, Mrs Ann
:, Nt'ehens, Nrs. MTY Agnes Fleming Eta ". Pierce,
Mr@ aaI9 g Austin, Eume Garrison Jones Mary
HSs s' 49, syy;nls Cooe IT, Emerson Benneit A.
iclti1n iog tf9 fa'n,iy cir-a handsomely printed
nelrNuly uuGTn cGd whi'e o. IL always interest
~ apl never 3dIi = rs prro IA moral tone an
column. Won viii 10 ,siivi,tol ,-tl t,,,s ciar,yIn
IAlnI. M e ..-LE W. .r-ra NJ or hIr VIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
GENERAiE Transallanilquc.

III
~ FRENCH LINE TO HANKE. FRANCE.
Ia IOi'RGOGNE. l"boeuf. sat, July 4. H. m
LA TOuRAINE. San,eh fat. July II. a. II
la NOKMANDIE P0rnt. sat. Jus -. a ~
.'arof-seat and buffet king attached 20 Sn"cA
Tran IIayrc I'ars tOr vice Seats. 800
FORGET General Agent No. ; B1wi.n. Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
FIVE FEATHER FOB DRILLING.
eur STATE SOLDIERS IN THE PEEKsKILL CAMP
PIT IN BUSY DAY.

,, er.rr SOLDIERS IN THE PEEKsKILL CAMP
PUT IN A BUSY DAY.
r.,o can,n Peekskill, ~ V. July 1.-Everybody
r,,ed hard this morning. even the band and fed
s,c which devoted the time ii was not required
- s,eclal duty 10 practise under the trees along the
s,uT The drills have been excellent for hrst-day
,.r,. and Major Burns. of the 18th Regiment and
cn.a,n LYONS Of the Attn. who. inspectors Of
,-n,s sunervsed the evoutions of the latter reg-
~. and the provisional battalions. said they were
,o,d,1 The weather was fine for the work TO be
done the sun being hidden By clouds and cool
,reeze blowing. AS a consequence the ambulance
corns spent their morning ~ ideness. sitting In the
.,ode within easy call Of the three commands. AL
uoon the sky cleared and every took advantage
~ the sun and wind TO dry out damp clothes and
blankets.
The work begun so ausplciously in the morning
as continued during the afternoon in various ways
tor Colonel Eddy wants his men TO derive as much
benefit as possible from theie weeks stay In camp
=, this desire he is seconded by the boys from up
tho State who are equally ambitious All the Off
cers went TO school this afternoon to so over to-
.roo,s work Major Stackpole lecturing to the
commissioned and Colonel Greene to the non-Gsm-
n,ssioned officers. In addition. Colonel Eddy and
s,an attended a mounted lecture, that is. they
rode around the north parade ground with General
CIV Y Henry 4th United States Cavalry. and as
,bev rode the General corrected any errors he OBJ
served ana showed theii seNci"' '"irs' '"'"' 80
ing which only an experienced cavalryman would
know.
While their officers We're working. Companies Il
o,d X tried n game of baseball 1t took them all the
afternoon 70 play three innings. at the close of
which they were even of 3d.
The horse Of Adjutant Edward Blohm. of the first
battalion Of the 47th Regiment. ran away with him
this morning but did not do any damage The
Adiutant JUMPED off. escaping without any injury,
and the horse soon caught.
Adutant General McApin has ordered two b'cy-
ces for the orderlies at State Headquarters lie
sad he found that the orderles of the It'll Regl-
ment who used the bicycle. got around so quickly
that he had decided TO have them at Headquarters
The officer of the day is Captain William L. Fish
NJ the 4-th Regiment: officer of the guard, First
lieutenant Clarence NJ. Streven. Of the 1ith Sepa-
rate Company. and Second Lieutenant. CharIes M
Underwood. of the 18th.
Drum Major smith, Of the It'll. Is In camp. and
uilI STAY during the week TO train the field music.
The 47th Veterans will walt until the Fourth TO
xisf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

MARRIED MAN, 35. would IKE work Of
any kind: willing and obliglng; handy
with TOOLS not afraid Of work sHAFER.
Iis E,aaf 1Ifh-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
r,1-cr%rSS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE ENC1Il<-SUI''5'
The only sale yesterday at the auction-rooms OF
New-York City realty was held by Bryan L. heh-
nelly, at the New-York Real Estate oaies'ooii'
- a.. foreclosure proceedings The property is
,..s,sd on the southeast corner of West End-ave
and Ninetyfourth-st., 405x55xirregular. with hVe-
story stone front dwelling corner and hve-story
dwelling adjoining. There was due on judgment
$3.50 David F. Porter. representing Client was
the buyer s43,125
Charles a. Berrian sold yesterday AT the heai
Estate Exchange, pursuant TO the order Oh inc
limited States Circuit Court. the real estate hein
nv Receivers Charles y. Fowler and James W.
Clifford OF the Equitable Mortgage company: ne
nronerfy consisted. OF farms and unnlroVed
land In the Western States. and was SOLD 10 the
REORGANIZATION Committee for $'5,''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

% Eden isa %Ss.,
ana other property. mortgages. demand l. :, ,oo
cG,RsE Howard = q TO- Gardner 7m
Same to Henry Cooper. corner sdave and
sasrdan 10 %crri. PARK West
ca%pIsc Lorenzo {, al to Mddlcbrook. Nos ..O
E:er Htnr! and Wife 70 he Institution Tor the 10''
OF M. MsT1san's Clerks corner Alex
EI,scaeI LayHa A. to safaa Marvin ct al.
West End-ave years ..................... 5000
trustee. No 81 Delaney ST. yelrs........... $500
d ne Eastern sq% G A "s Ferris G Saa or SSe
HaysSker cora and VIE to Joseph slnkcrt and
wife. corner Hunter-ave and Frceman-st.
Haveincyer Henry o. and wife to The Bowcry
savings Bank Broadway. corner Prince to mn ma
Hechlnser. Joseph. and another James Pen 49,
Snnesy p"ss PISA to ,rqs'ss' Of The Lenox LIZ
years ...o. ''.'''.'" 5000
HcSo:s Gsraidine il. 70 Sing Sing Savings Bank. ss
fT.f Emma sHS q ss rj I!sf2 M1
Years as 'o..''s.o"e. % '.st 'U'' 10000
Harris Thomas h. and We 10 The Mutual LIE
i42 # Of Madson-aye. year. ......;:.:: $1,000
Washneonave years 5000
W 3d-ave 100 # Of io4th-s years. 1900
Kelly EDWARD. and VIE {, Florence rinner .oooo
Kitehinr, George to Patrick Costello and another.
Kse rTsde 1f Of to Sos nycr savings 'Oo
Bank No CO. 6th-ave. year ................. 10000
Avenue A. Il n OF i2thst years........ 5000
2s 4 Of wilIis-ave; years. 1000
IAess, Julius. and wife to the Equitable Lie As
surance Society United States. No 22o 5th-st.
Mcclure James. and another e.ccu,ors Of il.
M cIth, so us Of Ams' ,s 10000
St 400 # W Of Ams,-riamavc years..,.". 10000
McI.hil!lps- Matthew. 10 Joseph II nearns -o,o
Merriam err Ellen Nj. to W b Merriam 5sih-sr. 80,
trustee No lie Madison st. years '.'...". 10000
corner Stanton and and W WHIT ss y 5000
saTDss Institution s 10 g South wasS hN
Noble wiliiam and wife to Te Guarantee and
Trust Co. Riverave, loo.Il # Of le7th- M.
oDoans, Joseph !. and another e samuel T
is57 IT ? quarry Road rnortsss~s years 1900
inston,ave. 2ios # n Of Quarry Road mort
oiyphan,' Tai6ot to william NJ Marlin. Nos
pss, nTd ~ ~. e hsvsr n years ar Dry Doh 10000
Institution. corner Avenue and l3,h-si.
Quick. Sophia h. to German American Peal
;s,ate, I'VE GnaGan,ee co. CEDAR Place 100 900
Reid Thomas. t. renr, Hutchinson No GO East ,o
Riese[ Ghfsian jr. ct Al to sarah rG.'on.
nooo sssno ' Sn # of b 9arS c %c, 10000
Mon.oc,st 2SGs It It Of rite-., year' " 1000
S Ss io M safy se E TO Joseph Aon ct al 5000
awe g mo Of iaS :, !'0' 'o'" $500
s1y9n Jch ELLA, and te to She the Equitable LIE
2s # Of r s',h,s' ysars -, 900"
SAVINGS BaFr. Ci'y q Nev-York: Stanton 60 ooo
siernberg. Ahraham and vile T. Iena'z Hon. -
- 2dst 50 T, 5 e Avenue p. years $500
narh. 5 i47,h,st. COS IT Of Boulevard in
wikinson Andrew. ana another to Thomas
o'connor central-ave. lioo IT Of cro'on-
weins'9cs: Julius ana wife to ths Ply po.k SAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen. Louis J. 10 william Rankin. 66th-st:
80 II " OF Central Park West. mortgages
Ar1olsky. David. and wife 10 NJ w kasmire.
Montgomery 50. 40 n n OF Cherry-st. mort
cages, demand ard years. .........-....
Blair. George II. TO G a Ross. trustee. HUM
81. 1904 n w OF 10th-ave. years. ........'
Bretell. Frank. ct oil 20 William Wilder ct al.
trustees. . 107th-st, 100 II OF nadlson-ave.
Baker. William c. TO L u Downes. Ams'er-
dam-ave, <0.4 II n OF IS5th-st. years. ......'
barnett. Samuel. and another 10 M'nna Banner
NO " Hester-st. years. ................:.. :.
hsrtlett Jane W. 20 Dunning No 30 West
p osd.st 2 years
'otchers Hide and Melting Association 20 An
DIose Is Ely, as trustee. = 4Jth-st. lOo IL =
poI lsf-ave. mortgages. years. =. ...,.....
Jarrett, Thomas. and wife 10 Laurn A Delano
m corner South 5fh-aye and Broomc-st. wears
D,ck Carl, and wife TO German American Real
SNsts Title Guarantee Co, Allenst. 1864 II
Barrett Thomas. to Laura 4 Dsiano. Nos 5cC and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
4 vILUABLE NINE FLOODED.

Ieodvllle Col July 1.-The big Rex mine was
drowned out yesterday, and there is now over
two hundred and fifty feet OF water In the shaft
All the workmen made their escape These people
have spent thousands OF dollars In sinking and
pumping the plant. They were pumping over seven
hundred and fifty gallons OF water an hour when
the flow began to increase. and drove them up
,avel nv level from the bottom. S65 feet. ore be-
uevaa 70 be very rich in gold Just being
onto. ID when the mine flooded. II Is likely
a mammoth pumping plant will be put in and the
shat drained at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
WORK WANTED.


MANAGER American manager open for
engagement thirty years experience and
reference in New-York; boy. salesman.
clerk, bookkeeper. manager. export I'M
port domestic and manufacturing trades:
oged As active. healthy. Address AMERI-
CAN, Box %, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

for buildings have been fled with tho Build
ing department follows
lith-st NJ i;s l46 West. brick
and lofts. BY Joseph !. iuttcnweiser. -
Pine-st ................... ............. s25 600
Briggsave. 2Is II W Of TraVfrs-si. 'wo-sory
frame dwelling by John a Knox. Of Marion
Tremont-ayc. n A II " - Prospect-av-. cellar
and two-story brick dwelling. By Anton Ieh-
rnund Of AIS East 72d -st................... 5000
Beach-avc. n 200 r. Of i49'h-st. three
waies-avs ...................... ........... 500
Plans for alterations follows:
24th-si. No 20 West. by benjamin + Naniefre
basement and fourstory. brick ............... soGo
Wooster-st. Nos 2lj and 2l9 ly T. Eery
son two nve-s,ory brick tenernenis ,.,'..... 200
nve-story brick tenement ...,........."...... 800