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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
Their Notions and Ours.

Isaac, and let the rest of the John
sons attend to themselves. Bro.
Fdgue'S Echo,
Better try prohibition first and
let the Johnsons do their own tray
cling. Bro. Harris Messenger,
Now let some other brother rise
up and say it; then it will be lined
out three times, and all the breth-
rem can sing it from the Hart and
sound it to the Echo. Amen.
The Prohibitionists of Ohio. as a
party, are dead Vest Iiryinia Rad
zeal.
That's what the noisy rabble said
when Barabbas had a majority,
when the party leaders, Herod and
PLATE, were made friends, and the
Mighty Author and Preacher of
prohibition was crucifed
Pools and pool-selling were I'M
disguised attachments of the Wheel
ing Fair; no wonder pick-pockets
had harvest Wettsb,trg Herald.
Pool-selling, beer-drinking and
pocket-picking go as naturally to-
gether as ducks to water, and no
one of them was ever known to
flourish without the presence of the
others, whether carried on under
the guise of a State Fair, or with
their proper sign out.
A pool for the purchase of Confed-
crate bonds has been formed at
Amsterdam, to appeal to the honor
of the Southern States. Three
banking firms in Texas telegraphed
a New York speculator that they
recognize the fourteenth amend
ment as the supreme law of the
land, and will not encourage the
movement in worthless paper
Exchange.
That was most fitting rebuke
to the hungry hyenas that would
dig up and speculate on the dead
bones of the unhappy past.
The game law prohibits our
sportsmen from hunting. The time
was up last Saturday.-CaH.
And do you think that prohibi-
ton will prohibit in that behalf
Can't a man hunt on his own farm
and kill his own game? Where is
our boosted liberty gone? So ar
que whisky apologists, whenever
they can get fools to listen, if we
even talk of prohibiting their in
famous traffic, but even they will
agree that prohibition laws are wise
and good in other matters. The
theory of law is to prohibit whatev-
er Injuries or comes between the
people and prosperity and happi-
ness. Let the law be impartial, is
all prohibitionists ask.
The Legislature of Georgia pro
poses rather good thing, putting a
tax of two dollars upon every pistol,
dirk or bowie knife sold within its
borders.-Pan Handle Neps.
Yes, rather. We think that
would be "a little improvement over
the old way Of indirectly support
ing the Government from the tears
and miseries and woes of women
and children through the incomes
from liquor taxes and licenses.
Georgia proposes to gather direct
revenue from homicide, manslaugh-
ter and murder, and of course the
more she encourages man-shooting
and man-stabbing, the more reve-
nue. she'll get. Yes, rather good
thing" Such is whisky argument.
We will denote a years subscrip-
ton to the producer who furnishes
us the largest and best pumpkin
Tribune.
And how will you punish the fell
lows that don't happen to furnish
the largest and best?
| Nayt vaar some pOliticS - R1fcbie
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

The rains have descended and the
waters are coming.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

aHindrances and Helps to Popu-
lar Education"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

Try the FREEMAN through the
winter campaign for % cts.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

Tuesday Evening, Nov. s.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02
Low DELL, Oct. "a.

Mr.. EDITOR: Send the FREEMAN
on. Enclosed is so cts. Will hand
you the balance for one year in
few days. WARREN WHITE.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

Now for live November cam
paign for FREEMAN subscribers.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

Atthe Baptist Church
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

Twenty-Five cents will get you an excel
mans.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

A beautiful and large assortment
Of ,adies' Cloaks and Dolman's just
received at J. L. Buckley's.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

SUB-DIsTRICTs.
No. DIR. Hatfield.
No. 2-B. F. Byrd
No. 3-George Ritten.
No. 4-P. C. Barrett and DR.. Mil
Ter.
No. Cora c.. Boone.
No. 81. S. Mead.
No. IA. Mcpherson.
No. S-George Beorn.
No. 9-John r. Barrett.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-02

Prof. A. L. Wade
National Republican., 1881-12-19
District Government Affairs.

The liquor license committee will pass on no
more applications until Wednesday next.
S,.o oiol assessment division has completed
the revision of assessments against the alleys in
squares 37S, 397, and iiG
Building permits were issued Saturday to A. G.
Barker, to erect brick dwelling on L street. be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets northwest
at n cost of 5000; q. l.. Sheriff, to build frame
warehouse on Water street Georgetown, for $500;
DR.. f. NJ. Chaplin, as agent, TO repair house 427
Massachusetts avenue $500.
The agent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company made application Saturday to the In-
speCtor Of Buildings for permit To builda large
brick baggage and freight Office. The permit was
refused and referred TO the Commissioners. The
latter have objected TO the granting Of permit for
buildings tending to make the prcsent Baltimore
and Potomac depot permanent, and yetdoubt their
legal authority 10 prevent such building.
William II. Richards & Co have received per-
nit TO locate q wood and coal yurd in Uniontown,
National Republican., 1881-12-19

The eadditional correspondence between
Secretary Blaine and Minister llurlburt,
which we publish this morning, will be
read with interest. 1t appears that the
Peruvian Company" to which refer
encc has been made in these columns, is
not in favor with our Government, and
that the claim against Peru which it
manipulntes is regarded us not worthy of
countcnance. But the Landrcau claim is
sustained, as Mr.. Blaine says it has
been by his predecessors, and Mr.. Hurl-
but is by the letter of August last directed
TO see that in any cession Of territory by
Peru to Chill Landreau's lien be reserved.
This somewhat business-like reference to
the possibility OF loss of territory by
Peru, and the earnest injunction to see
that il goes well mortgaged to an Ameri-
can claimant, will be disappointing to
those who had been pleased with the
Secretary's sentimental remonstance in
June against any loss of territory to Peru
by the terms of the treaty of peace.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
u.mm.. o,,1cd h, . J.yI., Party.

A select and genial company met at the famous
hostclry of Charley Loseknm on saturday evening
to do honor to Generals Fred. Solomon aud w. Me-
Micken, surveyors general Of Utah aud Washing.
ton Territories. The assembled guests sat down
to table gltterlug with cut glass aud silver and
loaded down with all the delicnccs of the season.
Chief among the cdihles and drinknbles, however,
were the succulcnt tyrrapin and that royal wine
which comes from the smiling plains of the old
French Duchy of Champagne. While the spark
ling bubbles OF Mumm's dry" rose to the
bcady brm Of foaming glnsses, wit and
laughter aud genial raillery rpplcd round the fcs
tive board like the foam of the rare champagne it.
self. Among those present at this delightful sup
per were noticeable, besides the hOnorCd guests Of
the evening, Major james W. Donnelly, Major Love,
Mr.. Miller, Mr.. William Linton, Major Henry Clum
Major Brown, Mr.. Domino, and others. Mr. Miller
sang several songs in his fine tenor voice, while
other melodies which called for choruses, were
ably seconded by the united company. we'll
eXecut d solo by Major D0nnelly called forth loud
and prolonged applause while Mr. Domino ven
tured upon " In the Sweet By.and- Bye" In asOmc-
what doubtful and tremulOus ialsettO Generals
Solomon and McMickon brought forth from their
repertoire much interesting fact and nnecdOte Of
the distant Territories "whCre they most do con-
grcgatc," while tclegUphic rcminiscencc OfIicnry
Ward IjccChcr provoked much merriment. The
happy participants of the banquet separated nj the
carly hour of eleven, Sustained and soothed''
like Cusabianca of old, amid mutual expressions
of pleasure and hearty goodwill.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
The Shakespeare club.

This popular organization held an interesting
session Saturday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Green, In Franklin Place. The first act of shaks-
pcare's Twelfth Night" was read in manner
which showed that those TO whom the several
parts had been assigned had carefully studied
their characters Following the reading of this
act came n most interesting discussion upon the
moocd question rs to the authenticity of ShnkS-
peares plays, during which Mrs. Dnhlc gave some
highly Interesting rcmniscc uccs of Miss Bacon, n
descendant of the eminent Lord Bacon, TO whom
has been attributed the authorship. Mr. W. C.
MurdOCk gave u very intelligent reading of scene
from " Macbeth, which was warmly applauded
Mr. Ralph Jefferson then gave u hui
morous account of the trials and difficult
ties of an editor, which wns greatly en-
joyed by the large company present A num-
Der Of new members have lately been added to the
club, among whom are MeSsrs. Bentley, Mclean,
and David C. Bangs, and from the meetings that
have thus far been held II Is believed that greater
interest prevails this season than for many years
previous. II is hoped that one of ShakSpearcs s
plays will be selected forpublic representation, for
there Is abundant talent IN the membership of the
Shakespeare Club to give u performance which
shall compare favorably with any representation
by professionals. The next meeting Will be OH the
3lst instant
National Republican., 1881-12-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.

j sUrPHEN RENTAL I'M ROGERS.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
No. 9i6 Il street northwest
(Jower Floor)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms. furnished and unfinished OF
every description In all parts Of the city for Rent
ROOM RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on new and novel plan, for the convenience Of the
grams Grams choice without Visiting ali The premises
givinga accurate description ofRooms. Houses Lots
ERENcg WHEN HEQuIRKp.
We also rent Pianos Organs Furniture, and all
rentable property the most reasonable terms, and
give reliable information as TO Hotels, Boarding.
Houses, Transportation. the best Insurance. Com
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. s27 Vt. ave, n. w, 10 of the finest parors an
No. 202 Fourteenth st. n w. 3nice unfurnlshed rooms
No 5os Eleventh st. ~ W. splendid double parlors.
No. l7ls 81. N. W., elegant parlors and rooms.
No. 6i3 18th st. n w., elegant parlors and rooms
NO gi9 giI ig!h Is st. n WI large nrs Pg PSgTpp 9Gsns
No. l22l g st. n. W., choice parlors and stable. go
No l10i i st. n W. lne parorsand rooms, or VIII rent
No. rs ilth st. n' w.,splendId parlors. -
No. i 10th st. n, W., very nice parlorA and rooms.
No. nlg 9th 81. N. w, ine rooms.
No. 90 90 ith III Isl st. n w., Extra parofs or whole house
NO. l2H llth st. II. W, nice large pnrl,ors,
No 22o LIST ST. II. g, elegant parlors aud rooms.
No "a 1st 81. n. C., elegant pnrlOrs aud rooms.
No 1918 PA. ave. n. w, double pnrlors aud rooms.
No 7S 18th st. W., double parors and single rooms.
No. 500 9Th st. n. W., double parlOrs.
No 72I 18TH st. II. W.. double pnrlors and rooms
No. 715 9th st. H. W.. double parlors.
No Goa 9th st. n. We double parlOfs.
No 1905 L st. II. W., 1Hroom house.
No. g33 g st. ~. W., elegant large double parlors
No. gi5 q st. n. W., double parlors and rooms.
1000 VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMED1-
ArELY,
Furnished and Unfurnished The demand upon us is
increasing. Those having Rooms and other property
LOT tent VIII nnd y unEArLY 70 TIIEIR iSrEhfsr 10
deS SUTPHfN q ROGERS.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
complimentary soIree of tue Rifles.

The Nauonal klnes second complimentary
soireC for this season will be held at MRrni's
Dancing Academy on Wednesday evening, the glst
instant. Mrs. Colonel Robert Boyd, assisted by
young lady friends, will receive for the corps from
nine I'LL ten o'clock, during which time section
of five choice selections The music for the dane
ing programme Of twelve numbers has been So
leCted by Professor SOusa with the greatest care,
and will be rendered by the fine orchestra of The
Marine Band. The boys are adjoining the hall
with Christmas decorations.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
meu,oriai 10 the Late q. p. patterson.

The committee, composed of personal friends of
the late Curlile p. Patterson SUPERINTENDENT of the
arranging the details of n memorial TO Congress,
met Saturday to hear the reports of the subcom.
orator and the other upon the preparation of the
memorial. owing TO the short time which the
committees have had to prepare their reports the
respective matters referred To them were but pnr-
tally reported upon. There was an extended
discussion of the proposition. The committee
ADJOURNED until Friday, January @, at which
The gentlemen identified with the movement are
Mcssrs! Randall, Kelley, Robson, Knsson, Hale,
and Rodgers, Superintendent Kimball, Robert j..
SleNens, and OthGrs.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
women,s T.np.rnu,e wo,L

very interesting meeting in Masonic Temple
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Roach presided. Mrs.
HartsOck made the opening prayer Several ear
nest appeals made for the cause of Christ and
temperance by ladies from different parts OF the
city. Cheering woods from gentleman from Ne
bTaska and also one from New Jersey gave en-
cOuragement in the assurance that from every Sec
tion Of this land the Gospel trump is sounding the
call TO action in the battle ngainst the liquor traffic.
Ladies were urged to offer no wine during the
happy days of the Christmas scnson les. some
young friend might be led TO love the taste of
wine from the temptation presented by lady A
letter Of thanks was read from one who had tnkcil
the pledge and began II new life In these meetings.
lie Kept his vows aud is now leading a happy
life Every indication shows increasing Interest
in the work for the winter.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
The unyenner sIcn,nr,nI.

The presentation of the oil painting ofthe late
John +. Havenner,G. r., to Washington Lodge, No.
g. in the main saloon. Of odd Fellows Hall, to.
occasion. The presentation address will be made
by Mr.. Oliver Dufour T. g., and the portrait will
will be followed with eulOgy by Mr. Waldo g.
Perry aud the reading by Grand Secretary sweet
fam original pOem composed on the death OF Mr..
II0vGnner by Mrs. oliver Duour. The Mount
Vernon QuaTtCtte will render appropriate music,
aud the exercises will conclude with the bcncdic.
tion by Rev. T. II. Sweet The members Of the or
lf.F ant
National Republican., 1881-12-19
Divorce Decree Reopemed.

In the case of Frances S. Won llaake who last
week obtained divorce from Adolf Won Haake,
with an allowance Of $50 per month alimOny. a
motion was filed Saturday afternoon in the Equity
Court by defendants counsel Mr. Il, ii, Howe, to
reopen the decree so MS TO reduce the almOny to
S95 per month, lie states that he has no real or
personal property OF any kind, and no income
from any source except pension OF $3.50 per
month. lie Is now employed in the Census once
ut a. 90 per day, lie says that he has always pro-
yided for her To the best of his ability
National Republican., 1881-12-19
Lmr,IIIcn nrnM.,i.

The following taesmen We're drawn Saturday
Grand lnlSLJGsse milsp dSD s,M'h SreSi nQrn,
northwest Thomas B Creighton, 607 Eleventh street
southwest Franklin NJ. KrOusc % Frederick
street, Georgetown; William n. GessiOId, G3l II
street southwest WalkerLewis, 1852 Z strcetuor0-
west; Philip j. Buckley, 3l3 ID street northwest
Henry A. Willard 1888 X street northwest; William
II. BohunuHu, 81 Fourth street southeast; Henry
Semken 1907 X street northwest.
National Republican., 1881-12-19
MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. Il. g. WKsT's NERvEAND BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for HysteTia, DtEziness, Commissions, Ner
vous Headache, Mental Depression Loss OF Memory,
spermnt0rrhua lmpotency, Involuntary Emissions,
Premature Old Age, caused by Over-exertion self
abuse, or overndulgence, which leads 20 misery, de-
cay, and death. one box will cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment. one dollar
box, or six boxes for Ve dollars. sent by mail pre-
paid receipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes 10
cure any case With each ordar received by u.s. for six
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return the
money II the treatment does not effect cure GUAR
antees issued by S'rOTT n CROMWELL, 4S) Penn.
sylvnnia avenue, Washington, D. C., wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mail VIII receive prompt at
tention. oclS-ly
~ ENTLEAIEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy cure Of all Nenereal Dis
cases by consulting Dr. LEON i55 Mass ay. Pre5crp
tlons and advice tree ofany charge whatever no2
nR LEON, TIL n OLDEST EST ABLISHED AND
- most reliable Ladies' Physician ia the city, can
be consulted daily at i55 Massachusetts avenue from
2tO and to s. All Female Complaints and irregu-
larities quickly cured. Prompt treatment Separate
rooms for ladies. nO2
National Republican., 1881-12-19
ARTIFICIAL INCUBATION,

Artificial incubation, OF the process Of bringing
the vitaliZed embryo from the egg through nl US
stages Of development until the chick makes its
exit from the shell, by artificial heat, has long been
practiced IN China and Egypt, and Is now being
rcsorted to In England, France, and Germany and
TO some extent in our own country, with grca.
success. The earliest notices Of artificial chicken
Matching are to be found in Aristotle and Piiny.
The latter mentions that the Roman empress,
Livia, Matched n chicken by carrying the egg IN
her warm BOSOM and this probably gave origin
to the modern device Of placing the eggs in some
warm place aud keeping up q moderate heat
but even more, the eggs must be turned by man
or womans hand both night and day. aud proper
amount of air aud moisture admitted during the
process OF inc ibation."
THE ART HAS Been EXTENSIVELY PRAcTICED
In the eastern countries from an unknown period:
In Egypt immense numbers Of eggs arc hNtched
by heat, in ovens or mammCls, aud officers ARE ap-
pointed by the government TO snperintenu lne
process and receive part of the produce Ms pay.
About the middle of January the ovens are IN
spected and repaired and, MS they mre public,
notice is given 10 the nCghbOring villages ana
towns, so that the inhabitants may come and bring
their eggs. But ms there Is no prospect of any OF
our countrymcn entering into the business on the
Egyptian method, we will not dctain the reader by
n further description of the same Other and less
expensive plans have been adopted. The same
feat performed by the Roman empress , has i, been
by lady who hatched two chickens, which she
successfully raised Some French ladies have, in
the same way, proved themselves mothers of
canorics and other birds. "On this" says Ames,
81 have heard
An AMUSING ANECDOTE,
which give as n hint for the advantage OF those
similarly situated. | nm sure Us vCracity may be
relied on. An industrious farmers wife IN New
Jersey had n husband, or n thing she wns obliged
tu call so, who was incmpcrNtc, hypochOndriac,
and lazy, and, amer n debauCh, would sometimes
rcmuin IN bed for several weeks, from which no
persuasion or art could rouse him. His active nt
hit upon an cxpcdient to turn this TO account and
| Immediately put 1t In practice she procured 4
quantity of fresh eggs and, rolling them In wool
and flannel, placed them around him in the bed
so ms To receive the necessary warmth and In due
! time pretty flock of chickens was brought forth.
II was then concluded that, finding him more use
u In the capacity Of nm old hen than In any other
she encouraged him, by tiny drops, to lengthcn
his periods of incubation"
National Republican., 1881-12-19
DriII OF The RIfIps In Uniform.

The National Rifles have been ordered TO as
sembe at their armOry NJ hali-past seven o'clock
this evening In fatigue uniform, oyercOats shakOs,
aud dress belts, aud at eight o'clock viii march to
the space in frontofth Arlington Hotel for street
drill In full winter uniform.
National Republican., 1881-12-19

THOSE alleged statesmen who think we
can get along without ships Of war; but
really must have brigadicr-geperal Of
marines, got their theory from tho bare
footed young man who, in midwinter, re-
marked TO his father that he could "man-
age TO do without boots, but was suilerlp'
awful for buzzum pin"
National Republican., 1881-12-19
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LOST AND FOUND.


Il OST- BETWEEN CORNER FOURTEENTH
il street and Pennsylvania avenue, roll OF Cur
rency and about So Liberal reward will be paid II
lelt with cashier Western Union Telegraph Office.
del7-3ts
VAMES II. MCGILL, NO. 1921 NEW YORK
~ avenue, the Treasury has Just received the
finest collection of Mintons English Decorated Tiles
They handsome In design, brilliant in cooring,
and many of them are novel; cheap and very suitable
for Christmas presents. del0-3t
4 OST.-RAN AWAY OR TAKEN AWAY, A
i Pair OF Horses and q fine Glass Landau color of
horses hay mare and roam horse liberal reward
will be paid II returned to w. G. SPEED Il CO.. sta
Bile on Third street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and G. northwest. delG-3t@
National Republican., 1881-12-19
BOARDING.

VAMES II. McGILL, NO. 1i2l NEW YORK
- avenue, the Treasury, has Just received the
finest collection of Mntons English Decorated Tiles
ever brought to Washington Call and see them.
and many of them novel cheap, and very suitable
for Christmas presents. delG3t
yITANTED-BUSINEsS MEN TO KNOW THAT
w all kinds OF Job Work can be executed at The
Republican Office quicker and In more satisfactory
manner than nt any other place in the CITY, se26
DoARDING.--FIRST-CLA ROOMS, NEWLY
I'D furnished, with first'cass Board, at 2l3 street
northwest. delt-l2ts
TJ,HE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts than any hotel in the city; the halls
and passages are heated with steam. the rooms
new and well furnished, and the table is second to
none. Transient rates. q 80 and ~ per day; monthly
SIS, SO, S35 and 80. se9
National Republican., 1881-12-19
AUCTION SALES.

NTETROPoLITAN POLICE PROPERTY SALE.
M by virtue of section az REVISED statutes of the
United States, relative to District of Columbia. the
Property Clerk Metropolitan Police will sell THIS
DAY, at 10 o'clock M, at Police Headquarters, 9L
Fourand- half street northwest, property remaining
In custody six months and over.
by order of Commissioners District Columbia,
W. j. DUNIVAN, Property Clerk.
DUNCANSON Bros AuctlOupers. debit