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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-05
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
D'''sssa s2,.s 500 srsr. srrzrr.
WE DON'T rsdfo o9I II sE ir LETT: NOT rrw.
ssEa d. q S sSs 90. s
i IN f eve ia @s I'e s are Sacea. Our. si
No articles viii 6e carried over If bottom prices viii
AN EakiY GAIL MILL GIVE You THE CHOICEST
IN THE ASSORTMENT.
DOUGLASS.
az. knrn srHtsr. ST. c,oup pUuD1se
700 MARKET SPACE. 7OJ
BisoUE f1GuErs
RICH cur GLASS.
,>,. -, ,,,, ,, ICE CREAM SITS.
.,. - FUNGI k rHSis UTENSILS.
DECORATED TOILET SETS.
WILLAMETTE & EDMoNSToN,
das ZOE mAnkrr STACY.
DESIRABLE AND USEFUL PRESENTS
FURs OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
Silk. Derby and Opera.
u|o--" Nll@LElf RDofF.
KINGS PALACE.
TIE GREAT LEADER OF Low PRICES.
WE ARE NEVER oUTDoNE!
TAKE NOTICE,
ANOTHER MARX DOWN.
From this day offer tremendous large and very
desirable stock of
MILLINERY
At Following Prices.
IS Dozen of Genuine Long Mapped BEAVER HATs
at Toe, 81 Sl.25. 81. 90. Sl.75, So VERY bost
s. So
100 dozen more of our Famous Beaver Edged HATS
all shapes and colors. sold formerly So are now
offered at 90 and 70 cts and undoubtedly great
est bargains ever offered.
100 dozen more Of those Wonderful Moscow BEAVER
HATS. in every style and in all coors 20 cts. only
sold formerly at rs cts.
Call and examine our great assortment. OF PLUMEs.
at 15c, 81. Sl.25. ands2.
RIBBoNsI RIBBoNsl
KINGS PALACE
Can't be beat. Our prices are the lowest our stool
the largest.
Our Artificial PLANTS have got to he sold. even at.
sacrifice.
KINGS PALACE
Is the place 10 buy your Christmas Presents: for there
you buy cheaper than elsewhere.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL
At the Famous
KINGS PALACE.
s14 7rH STREET NORTHWEST d2o
RODGERS CUTLERY,
MEAT CUTTERS AND SUFFERS.
PRINTING PRESSES AND SKATES. ANDIRoNs.
FELT WEATHER STRIPS for he exclusion of cold
wild. rain and snow.
]. W. KENNEDY & CO..
Established 1900
Dealers in Metals and Builders Hardware
de2 COG PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
nor CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS.
SCHLITZS MILWAUKEE LAGER.
MAssEY's PHILA. ALE AND PORTER.
NEW YORK SWEET CIDER.
PALMER's AMERICAN GINGER ALE.Sa
DEPOT: 1924 2sTH STREET, WEST WASHINGTON.
SAML C. PALMER
sB Telephone connection. d2a
GRAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY.
GUINNIP, DAY & CO.,
$780, $40 AND s2i SEVENTH STREET,
WILL MAKE A GRAND DISPLAY OF
Nm Nm NNooooyy yEEEL TIT y ZEE sssss
S$S$$ Is $EyF IT, t., #r s sssss
IN HOLIDAY GOODS
DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK.
When the Largest Stock Of
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
AT POPULAR PRICES,
EVER CARRIED IN WASHINGTON WILL BE Ex,
HIBITED.
Special inducements viii be offered In
REAL LACE GOODS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-05

Sennor came very near making a hit I'm his
prophecy OF sleighing for Washington on New
Year. Though the snow Is little behind time
Just here, he can claim that the promised article
was duly supplied in this latitude and even further
south on the LIST OF January. At Petersburg, Fort
ress Monroe and other points In this neighborhood
there were several inches OF snow on that date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-05

The Doub.s-S'lcet en- saturday.
TnE STaE will b. issued on Saturday in double
sheet or eight page form OF hfty-six columns.
Advertisers will confer favor by sending in their
orders for this enlarged and extraordinary edition
a. carly practicable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
lmALxoUcR

n he - diseics court q he 1Ah
judiciAi dsegicl a xshroka. hsad n
end foe Webster county.
To MIA Mitchell noo-fessdsns De-
ssadansyou are hereby notified shss %
the ssh day Of eepsembes, lss2. LAfsy.
cite Mitchell 6led biz pctitioa against
you, N The district court d sa,d eoun-
81, The object and prayer Of which are
20 obtain . divorces from you ca the
ground shss you have wilfuily ahand'
coed the plaintiff ~ithou, gvod esuse
for The period OF sso years pAsS Also
fog the custody Of Elmer Mitchell
Albert p. Mitchell and Charles Z
Mitchell, Minor children.
You are required 70 answer sa,d pc
titson GA OF before Monday, the Oh
day Of November. 1852
LAyAYErrE MITCHELL
By Haley Bso.s Plaintiffs An.ys.
Is
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

LAID O@ss as Blcomiseson. Hsb. SssG Q. iss1
Notice 10 hereby eiven that The following
naasd settler has alsd notice Of his intsotisn q
make Snail proof in sapvors II bis claim. and
h. clerk district couSt. 1t Red Cioad Eshsaska.
on Sssus1aI scs., Z, lsse. vis:
frsncis -. Umphsooar,
Hd s0tSy No. 7e61. for the W IVA sod "a ~
4 80. II. tova q range l2v. Ne naas the
~folioving witnesses TO prove bis continues
resdsucs upoa. aad cuit yssino Of sid lasd Wis
"a Jane Nsrphey, all Of Rel Goud. Nse.
SO g. ". SWITZBR. RsVistse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
L.,A one. At B,oom,nr,ou y.b.. sept. 4, Iss

Lad oacs st B!oominston Ssb.. Sept. 4. lss1.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intsation
70 make 6nal proof 10 support Of his claim, end
that said proof will Be made before Clerk Of
District Court ss Red Cloud Nsb.. on TUESDAY
Oct 10. 1882 Wis.
John A. Emiek.
range 10. vet. He names the following Wit
nesees TO prove bis cootiusoas residenss apo 2.
and cultivation Of aid land. vi. xssanaA c.
Jackson. George w. Ball. Charles RAISER.
AdsnSslades. al Of Auboy. Neb.
S-St s. ". SkIrZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

The public schools of Red Cloud viii
open Monday. Sept. 9Th, ina new brick
building, with six departments. under
the direction Of Prof. D.. ]. Judson. Of
Iowa, and . full corps Of able and ex-
perieQced assistants. Afull course CON-
non school studies will BE- established,
which will include many Of the higher
branches Of study. affording 70 young
men and women . favorable opportu-
nifty TO &c themselves for college o. The
duties Of life. Prof. Judson isA teach
or oflarge experience and popnlarity,
The district board has dsci6D4 - "a,
nit into the higher department pupils
Iron outside Of the district at . xeaeon'
ahlo tuitiou. By order Of district board.
l-ek Al. KuxEY. Oisoooor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Land OWce e bIoontn8ton Nsb. sept. sth tssS.
Notice u hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF his ip,satioe
that sAid proof viii be made before Clerk Of
District cosst w eeetef County Mob. on Safuf-
dsy Oct, TIL, lsa2. vis
Devayns y. Teuosnt.
ia NTH No. 39s2. for the svA sec. 2. tova "a
range llw. Ne names the Following witesssee
70 prove his continuous residescs Apon ard
john NcQaiikin. William Holssorsh ana Rieh.
ard L Tinker, all Of Red Cloud, Hsbraska.
SN q. ". 6WTTZBR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

and 06cs Ct Bioooiaston Nsb. AsG II. 1S61
Notice 10 hereby given that the folievins
name I'd settler has fled notice Of his intention q
make 6nal proof in support Of his claim and 90
care 6nsl entry thereof before CissE Of Obsrt
10 Webster eounty Ssb. ~ his obee in Ned
Clead Nsb. on Monday October I'd. lss2 viG
BssRv ~. kAsTts.
ia sstry No. tgs for M Of nvH Of see. 9 tovu
2u ranae 12v. He nan % the following vitnsss D.
- % prove his eontinuoas residence apoe, asd
cultivation Of said land. Wis; frsak D. eeds,
Beck. ell Of Red Cioad. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Lasd O1es Il Eiooniastsa Sss. sspI u. 10,
NsSies 70 hereby eivsn that the feiiovia1
sa1sA ssssIss he's Aisd notice Of he isssstiea q
1aks asai Issef i. sspportef his elaia, az
eoast IN " sbstss eosnsy st Ais eoes IN ks<
Cloud Ssk.. - Saturday. Oct iSsA. lsss Wis.
samuel ". hall.
ia sauy No. Sitl faf the svas sec. Il. tosn
OoSth rnnss 10 Sesf. lie namO the following
Uitssssa % grove biz eoatinasns rai3snes ~
90. asd . ,ltivssion ef saii otsnd viG Adolpssi
cd DenisI q. 6eAsn- 8, eli sf lid uesi. Nsb
6S B. w.. SWITZEk. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

q 00ce Ct Diccminston Nes. Ass. .. M
Notice 10 hsrsby given that the feiisvins'
named settler has Alsd potice Of bis ,etentioa
70 make 6ssi proofsa ssppors Of hf. cisim. Aad
shst said proof will Be made before Clerk oi
District Court " sbssss County Ssb On IhantAy
Sept. II. lss3. Wis:
JAueS Barvsa.
Homestead sstsy No. N3 for the % a. 80
IS town IN range i?u. He names the follovios
sitssses TO prove his eoatinuess rssideaes
vpon and celtiv alton Of ssid land. via; .kiroy
Pestevs. Albert e. smith. John AeCoy. Nieho'
las Ysossn al Of Wells:
no-2 =. W. beeeotef.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
n

Call On Moody the jeweles. he has
juss received . new invoice Of jewelry.
the finest in the land. Come early and
avoid the rush.
Just received . carload Of Newton
farm and spring wagons- spAnoSle 4
Funk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
LOOK HERE

For the Queen City ladies and child
ren's skirt and stocking suspender.
Inquire Of Mrs. s. w. Seely. agent.
Red Cloud. Neb. Sept 18th, 1882 Go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
NAN o TOWN.

Lon q Boots 4 Shoes q
q. Hox1nk
Clothing and HaAs cheap q
]. q. PoFznk
oaansd goods Sor sale cheap. st
MINI Bnoo.
We seIl . No. plowSulky viii
Oeock cutter and pillow attachments fos
twsnty-eightdollsrs. epanogls 4 Fuuk.
Asplsndid line Of Prints. ct
J. q. PoET11b
c1s EDaS Burzxa on IcE, ct
RoBYk
Dr0 Lawns 1t 81 cents per yard,
q HARsH's.
Boots 4 Shoes win be sold cheap fos
Gosh at, J.G. PoTruih
Go 70 Miner Bros. for Prints Of a
kinds.
g. Putnam viii deliver frssh bread e
al parts Of the city.
Minnesota Best -four, Hungarian
Process, for sale ct PuTNAx's
1900 pounds Of Arbuckles coffee. II
Is cents per pound, at MARsH's.
Call and see the stock md prices oil
Boots and Shoes before purchasing
elsewhere, 1t J. G.. PorTER's.
Remember that e. Young deliver
broad for G. =. Putnam.
]. q. Potter has Just received Q large
stock Of dry goods which il viii pay
you 70 call and examine.
Roby has the boss apples in town
only 20 cents per peck.
TO the farmers and people Of Web.
ster county. am aware Of this fact
that ! am dependent on you for the
support Of myself and family, and fol
this reason I keep for sale harness
collars. whips, fy-nets and everything
In the harness line which I will sell q!
living profits. o. g. ROBERTS.
New millinery and fancy goods just
received at Miss Hsle's, one door south
Of Mitchell 4 Morhsrt's.
Denver and New Orleans coal, the
boot in the world, for sale BY Jones 4
1agss's lumber company, Red Cloud
Go 70 Jones 4 Magee's Lumber Com.
pauy fox your lumber and coal. They
are sole agents for Denver and New
Orleans coal, in Nebrasks. ii.
G. T. Putnam sell the Minneapolis
dour.
~fyou want . good harness to carry
you through this world easy. leave
your order with Roberts and in THU
way save money.
Miss Lyde Hale has the agency fol
Butterick's patterns.
Fine Saginaw salt, 600 per barrel o
Miner Bros.
For Q superior quality Of bread, g
20 the bakery Of o. E. PUTNAM
Putnam delivers bread 70 all part
Of the city.
The B. & n. r. R., known - tn,
burlington Route" Offers special I'D
vantage 70 travellers. See THE
advertisement in this paper.
Choice Hams Is cents per pound
Miner Bros.
Remember that the cheapest 10 "a
the best, but the best 10 always tn
cAApek, therefore buy your harness o
Roberts. Living profits 10 Ill I ak O
want.
@. 4. Putnam's bread u made Of Mi
neapots -four.
CAIl 1t Mim Haleis for ButteEick'
patterns.
G. e. Putnam'S . the place TO g
grapes, peaches and apples.
Frssh berries and ice cream q J. Z
Aults.
Go 70 G. =. putnsms for you
oannedgooda
Apples 80 cents . peck q ]. Z
AulfG
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15
$4,000 70 Loan

Ga Real Estate security. ct . Per
cent, annual interest. No commits
mons, ct The Webster County Bank,
Red Cloud. lott
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction in rate Of
interest on time loans. !Sya;gh aias
% Ont oxasol isterek. Call 1t the
Bank and leave your application
S-<O6.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

To Butter 0oakoso.
We ell Butter Tubs and Ashton
ealk and pay the highest cash price
for Batter & EsEs. 4S-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

800 IVA In b 1s9 cjsUA 63ssvel
1SEA VGankAle 1seSl pssDsty. 1asDe
ISyu501 Ped Ban 9fie0 soooona11A,
1Gg16 . I'll yusAaese. cl1 = = a.
- S11oM
~ 1e1 eg0A 161I
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-09-15

Ps,,ensse solicited s.d ,ksnhfsIiy received
- p-ssui.iians eAr.fs'i- eenrer-'sNOs
I Alec have . full and soeplsss stseh OF seAesI
books. seaisoessy sad theeeosses Aisaos
RED CLOUD. Nkb
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

A STANDARD OF VALUE.-A citi-
zen Of Grant came into the office
last week, paid for his paper, and
discontinuedit. He remarked, "your
paper ain'tworth nothin'." He was
asked in what manner it failed to
please him. "Well," said he, "you
can't wrap nothin' up in it. 1t tears
all to pieces" 1t was suggested to
him that by the time each member
of the family had poured over the
paper it was pretty well worn, but
he, insisted that he wanted a paper
that he could wrap things up in
"a stiff one that wouldn't bust"
We don't know whether he has
found one that meets his peculiar
ideas of what newspaper ought
to be.-Echo.
Send us the name of that man,
We want him to subscribe for a
good, reliable paper that is warrant
ed to "bust" no person outside of the
publishing firms. B. Gazette.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
Verbenas.

It is not generally known that
verbenas are more healthy and
bloom more freely when grown in
soil mostly composed Of sand. Any
sand will do, but the coarse sand
found along the banks of rivers
and small streams, is the best.
Mix this with a little garden soil,
but use no manure of any kind
To keep the plants free from in
sects, sprinkle frequently with wa
ter in which little tobacco
has been soaked, or sprinkle with
dry, powdered tobacco or snuff.
The tobacco adds to the vigor of
the plants and to the size and beau
ty Of the flowers
The best way to get good show
of verbenas is to buy the plants in
bloom. Dark red, scarlet, scarlet
with white eye, deep blue, and dark
maroon, are the most desirable col
ors. The scarlet is the best in all
respects-the others, and especially
the white, are more weedy.
Select short, vigorous plants and
Immediately cut off every blossom
and bud. Do not set out in the
garden until the weather becomes
settled and the ground warm.
Some SOW the seeds in the open
ground early in spring. These will
bloom early in summer, but seldom
produce good flowers.
Scarcely anything in the floral
world looks nicer than a well-tend-
ed bed Of good, healthy verbenas'
and nothing looks worse than a
neglected bed Of weedy, struggling
plants. w. H. II. 7.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

Our RAILROAD. - The surveyors
of the w. P. & C. completed their
work through this county last Fri
day, and were taken by the George
Strecker to Wheeling on Saturday,
to do some work between that place
and Moundsville. The survey is
about completed, aud the result will
be submitted to the chief engineer,
who will make his report imme-
diately. 1t is confidently expected
that the contracts will belet by the
list of April, and the work will be
begun at once and pushed forward
with vlgor.---& Mary's Oracle o-
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
Fact and Fun.

A jury IN Chicago recently IN the
face of law and the evidence, acquit-
ted two gamblers, and the Justice
was so astonished that he exclaim-
ed, "May the Lord have mercy on
your perjured soulsW
1t is suspected by the Boston
Globe that great many fathers
have ascertained that the man was
right who said: Learning is we'll
enough; but it hardly pays to give
a $1,000 education to 81 boy.
No man or woman of the hum
blest sort can really be strong, gen
tie, pure and good. without the
world being better for it, without
somebody being helped and COM
forted by the very existence of that
goodness.-Sel.
They are telling of a Missouri
man who has twelve bullets in his
body. He must have been in the
Confederate army. The Federal
surgeons would have taken him all
apart for much less inducement
than that.
MILLIoNAIRE.-Josep E. Shelf
field, who died at New Haven, the
other day, leaves his mansion and
grounds to the Sheffield Scientific
School, possession to be given when
Mrs. Sheffield and one son dies, and
about 100000 additional. His
estate is estimated at 100000.
CHICAGO GAMBLING.-Some sixty
gamblers gave bonds in $3.50 each,
the other day in Chicago, to appear
for an early trial. The clergy are
moving unitedly to stop the Sun
day theatrical performances, and
will exhaust every method to ac-
complish that end.
A lady friend says that she can
tell when the Senior of the Demo-
crot is in love, and she thinks he
"has it bad" She says that the To-
cal items in his paper are always
more poetical at such times, and
that they were particularly SO last
week, If she is correct we tender
our sympathy and congratulations.
= Wetaey Messenger.
Archbishop McCabe, the primate
Of the Roman Catholic clergy in
Dublin, Ireland, declared at re-
cent temperance meeting in that
city, that be was 50 thoroughly con-
WINGED Of the Importance Of the
temperance movement that he
would, on the spot, promise to be,
henceforth, total abstaincr from
alcoholic liquors. The unexpected
announcement was received with
prolonged applause.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
WEST VIRGINIAF FREEMAN,
FARMERS ITEMS.
TO our Farmer Fr.fends.

We DO want OR farmer friends
to make this corner of the FREE
MAN espec' ally their own. We
want yo'.4 to feel free to make known
bere your wants, ideas and pros
poets IN a free and easy way. But
many of you are ready to say, ave
haven't time to write; we haven't
the patience to fix up a letter that
would do for publication" Very
we'll said and that isn't what we
want. We could write long arti-
Giles ourself, if anybody would read
them. We want short letters, or
postal cards, giving farm news and
facts, and we'll undertake to get the
news and facts from the letters, no
matter what shape they come in.
Tell US how many cattle, sheep,
hogs, &C., you have---how many for
sale and how many you want to
buy Our columns are open for all
this sort of free advertising, and if
you viii only accept the offer, you
will soon find our Farmers De-
partment of great interest and val
ne 20 you. When any of you are
in town, call in and tell US what
you know, and what you want to
know. We'd have you understand
that the FREEMAN latch-string is
hanging out as big and long as can
be found at the front-door Of any
farmhouse
Please let US hear from you, and
let's see if we can't be little more
sOciable.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
Wages in Ireland.

The Marietta Times has this:
We find the following advertise
ment in the Dublin, Ireland, Free
naam's Journal of February 10Th
INFANT ED-Strong, humble girl to assist
w in minding children and go of MESA
ges age Is; Ss per quarter. Apply at 50 Har-
court ST., IL O'Clock to 2, Monday.
For minding the children and
running on errands the 'strong and
humble" girl will receive S9a year,
or 81 cents month. How happy
the Irish people should be when
they are offered such munifcent
pay for their labor,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

CABBAGING PRoFIT.-The Messrs.
Crowgey, Englishmen, to whose
successful farming in this county
we have made frequent illusions,
are shipping to market their cab
bage crop, which will net them
about $500, and this yield is from
less than three acres of ground,
and raised during one, of the most
unreasonable years for many past.
= WytheviUe Enterprise.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
Suggestions for the Seaeol.

March is the first spring month,
and by this time all the plans for
the seasons work should be well
1natured. The farmer who plans
little, often does but small amount
of the work that pays the best. He
should be fully aware of the i'm
portance of being ready for work
when the time comes, In some
parts Of the country there is a
lonely phrase, "Getting a good
aady." 1t is not scholarly, but
9ary impressive. 1t really means
making thorough preparation, and
y doing this there will be men to
IRE, seeds to provide, implements
buy, and a general overhauling
and putting in readiness of all the
machinery of the farm. The mat
ter of hired help is an important
one, and requires much thought.
There is a great difference in hired
men they range all the way from
the thoughtful, conscientious man
who is as much interested IN the
success of the farm as if it was his
own, to the shiftless, Indifferent,
and sometimes bad man, who cares
for nothing but his pay, and is not
fit to have a place on any farm, es-
peciaIly if there are children in the
farmers household. This is a more
important matter than many sup
pose. Aside from the danger to the
morals of young people from i'm
proper language and acts, man
who is not kind to them has no
business on a place where there are
children. One Of the best work
men we ever knew utterly ignored
the children, taking no more notice
Of them than if they were so many
stones. We are not aware that he
was ever unkind to them, but the
little things soon became afraid to
90 near him, and would run away
whenever he approached. We
would not have such a man on the
farm. Some men are dear at any
price, while others are worth much
more than the wages that they are
paiG. Between these two extremes
sthe great mass Of farm laborers,
and It requires more than a pass
ing glance to engage the best men.
The farmer who viii be particular
enough to have only good men
about him will also know that they
must be treated as men, and from
them he will receive, in return, the
thoughtful services of men, instead
Of the bare labor Of their hands,
AmcrjcGn Aqrjcultltrist.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

HYeu told me, sir, that the horse
was entirely without fault, and
yet he is blind" The dealer looked
blandly into the ;rritated counten-
ance Of the loser by the transaction,
and said with charming innocence,
81 do not regard blindness as fault,
sir; it is a misfortune"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

The Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Newark, N. j., has revived an old
order against incorrigible drunk
ords in his ecclesiastical jurisdic-
ton, providing that, when they
have been killed by rum, their re-
mains shall not be admitted into the
cemeteries. Liquor dealers who
sell to drunken meN and wife beat
ers are included in the list.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

SHEEP RAISING ENTERPRISE
Our old friend, G. T. Carskadon, of
Williansport, Grant county, has
gone into the sheep raising bust
ness quite extensively, and in or
der to furnish proper accommoda-
tious Tor his fiocks, has just erected
the largest and finest sheep-barn in
This section, being 102 by 20 feet,
with every OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T~tduHo,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

The revival at Avery Chapel, by
Rev. E, f. Westfall, has resulted in
so conversions and 81 accessions to
the church. The meeting lasted
nearly three weeks.-Norgantoapn
Post.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

"To encourage drunkenness for
the sake of a profit on.the sale Of Ii
quor, is certainly one Of the most
criminal methods of assassination
hitherto adopted by the braves Of
any ageor country.---John Ruskin.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

For ALAsKA.--Rev. J. L. Gould,
ordained not long since by the Pres
bYtery in this city, left Fairmont
recently with his family, for mis-
sionary labors in the icy fields of
Alaska.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
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