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The ALLEGED OFFICIAL BRIBERY IN VfRGTNIA-
AT meeting OF the Virginia board or sinking FUND
commissioners at Richmond yesterday second
Auditor Dysen and Treasurer Revely filed state
ment saying they never heard of any corrupt pro-
poSal from the Kendall bank note company OF
New York until after the contract for printing the
new Virginia bonds had been awarded 10 the COM
pany. Mr.. Kendall submitted an AFFIDAVIT that
Auditor Allen, who protests against the award OF
the contract 10 the Kendall company had said
that his (A1en's) party were under obligations 20
the American bank note company for the sum OF
5000 advanced 10 assist In paying the captation
tax OF voters 10 help United States Senator Ma
hone In his political campaign; that certain men,
berS OF his Aliens party had sold short the bonds
OF the state OF Virginia, and might be Interested
In not having the REIMBURSEMENT OF the state debt
proceeded with 10 gain profit by the rising value
or said bonds; that Allen had said it was CUSTOM
airy, he believed, to make certain rebates I'm bank
note engraving contracts and that he might in
nunce by means not stated TO be Improper the
giving OF the contract, mentioning the sum OF
$1,000; distinctly stating that q present for his
trouble would not be oblec tonable.
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACHEi

DOES YOUR HEAD ACHEi
No matter ,chat the cause Sick Nerrous Neuralgic,
Dyspepc. Which is 1t? revolution in the treatment
of nervous diseases is taking place. Dr.Cw. Ben
son has discovered a sure remedy in his Celery and
Chamomile Pills-they permanent sick and
GUS headache. neuralgia. dyspepsia seeplessness and
all nervous diseases. Sold by all Druggists Price SO
cents a box. Address. Baltimore. Md. BY mail. two
boxes for 81. or six boxes for so.
G. N. CRITTENTON, New York. is Wholesale
Agent for DR.. G. w. BENSONS remedies. 1t
THE GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS
NEW Hohk st SALE IS sGEoT hGsIoS AND
ovEf os HA1E po SH TIE = MskE SUITS
WORTH ST Isl sis a sid.s SIS SELLING
E Ene s Made Suits g at nessy half Price
to Under the rna pr every sn fr0
Suits 81 SO. S. So so. "a and IS; every suit from
Coats ssd h1xs
We will sell them for $50. Coat and Vest.
as .%ssEss SIT e1a ~ 81
S Msns sSfs ns s SS to 81 to ,15
Call on us for everything in
CHILDRENS. BOYS AND MEMS CLOTHING.
Remember Special Bargains are the order of the
day at the great sale Of
BOSTON AND NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
T23 7rH STREET NoHrHwKsr.
j. H. SMITH,
Formerly Of Oak Hall. Manager Of the Great Sale Of
Clothing. ao9
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V1HOMAS DOWLING, Aucnoneer.

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY SIXTH. aa&
1882, at SIX O'CLOCK, the premises, I viii ~
sell at public auction. part of Lots 277 and all f-
2S Beais addition situated the south side of Stod
card street between WASHINGTON and Congress- having
front of % feet by depth of 100 feet This
viii be divided into four building lots OF "a feet each
Terms: One-third cash; balance at six and twelve
months with interest at six cent per annum until
paid. and secured by deed of trust All conveyancng
at purchasers cost deposit of $25 each lot will be
required at time of sale
a22-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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Sporting Notes.

Base ball yesterday.-At Observation-Disclosures IS
Cfncfnnatis 1. Al New York-Bostons Is, Metro
politans l. At New Brunswick, n J.-Brookyns
:, Rutgers 8. Al Phiiadelphia-Chicagos 8, Phila-
delphias I. AT Observation-Disclosures %. Amhersts
D. AT Observation-Disclosures "a. Browns Unlyer.
silly 1. AT Camden-Athletics 8, Merrftts g.
AT the Newmarket England, first spring meet
weter handicap was won by Mr. Leigh's year.
old bay colt Goggles Lord Hartington's s-year-
Old bay colt Chichester was second, and Mr.. II.
Lorflard's 6-year-old chestnut gedng Mistake
third. Sixteen horses ran
The Lexington (Ky) races win begin May
hindoo and Runnymede will contend for the four
stakes In which they are entered.
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ANTHONY HYDE ,r.
a15-dGds CHRISTOPHER n THOM{ irust
DOWNING. Auctoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 20. IN
TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c., ON
1WENTY-SECOND STREET WEST. NEAR NJ
BY virtue of deed of trust dated May 9th, az
1873. of record In Liber 49, at pages 1888. &c,
thu Lind records of the District of Columbia, -
at the request of the party secured thereby, will SELL at
pubic auction to the highest bidder, in front of the
premises. on THURSDAY, THE TWENTY SEVENTH
APRIL 1882, AT FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, all of lots
and - in square numbered ~. in the CITY of Wasng
ton. IN th District of Columbia with the rights and APP
Purtenanees to the same belonging This property will
be sold IN subdivision lots 20 feet front each on 22d
street west.
Terms of sale One quarter cash, with the residue in
equal Payments, at six, twelve aud eihteen months
after date OF SALE with interest at centum per
mum. the deferred payments to he secured by deed
OF trust on the preuses Sold 800 TO be paid each
subdivision lot at time of sale. II terms Of sale be
compEad with in five days after sale, q resale will
had. after I'VE days notice. at the cost and risk
cost.
aI5-dSds CHARLES Nj. MATTHEW'S, Trustee.
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ANGE1RSHT SAL 6 OF yALTABLE IM PRO
8K Bk1H hNR sTEEE asb Eth
ss5TIbISa Brick STORE AND DIVE b&xL ling
BY virtue Of the decree Of the Supreme courto, -
S CSa 9dSs PAID IL EqGEy Cause No
ren & al defendsnts undersigned trustee will
:. FiTE ocIock NJ. sub lot IN nunSered thirty aGsy
aaH SS with sas
oersd ninety nine (S9). improved by threestory and
the city Sr, 81 ns ha the IN F bsS
ing frSntsse Of q feet 10Th street by depth Of ss
sncumbrsnoes. and all taxes paid up to November
Terms Of sale; One fourth the purchase money in
asl,e s aS1 rns IN hree equal instruments at six
.aeo1e fS ss: a per peas gp eb secured p
or an oash At pto1 g The trustee WIN re-
'' ''s 0' >iID H. .n sA ,lIs 81 fa Trustee
J. T. CoLDwELI. Auctioneer ''e'' i aii-eosds
G BENsINGER Auc;loneer.
s3s. $40 ana 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAIR
shfTR6af kN MoNS ea Th4ksD ,. T aqd
O'CLOCK. Special attention given to the sales OF
@ sns s. aas
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
PARTICULAR NOTICE
An the drawings win hereafter he under the exclusive
GARD and J I A. EAHL aehefA' '' l. BhAGhE
AsPLENDlD OPPORTUNITY To WIN =, FoRTf,SE
FIFTH GRAND PIsTEIBgTIoN. CLASS L.
At NEW ORLEANS.
l4 anEs MoNrH Hay D B AMI;
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
Incorporated in 1865 for twenty years by the Le1s
sar:s Of oo6so 1hch Pssrss tund Q:
sI ~ o 20 has as since been added
@ R: q q BE- BE- s State Constitution adopted
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS WILL
IT NEVER hhE s R.nia H OK PosTPosEs
Look al the following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, Ooo
' HaiF TickErs f ONE b bSoLIIAks EACH.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capita q. SO SO
PPsl ass " fs g si 500
o. Pnzes Of g GO. 5000
5oo prizes Of 900 TO- coo
,soc go RE frI.s: Of Of s ne SS
Asprsria,a assSff tss. q PRIZES .,ee
iSS .::::::::::.:: l' sSS
1857 Prizes. smcuntins to. $40. 400
Respoosibe corresponding agents wanted At a. posnts
towhon liberal compe n.ation viii be paid '
sss q sr f. sa Z.
Money Order by naa. addressed ONLY to ~
d. A. DAUPHIN.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
N.B.-orde. addressed dENsw Orleans win receive
Dronpt attention.
IN parfteuay attention. Of the pnbte called to the
{oc1 fads tes ere number ~ the tiekets Aolv
4rovTn0 u otd and consequently al III Drizex IA saek
craving are sold osd ara,css Tosd. niT
IA ELEURS EXCRETER
The oeat Tentc known. and N infaIfae rsrpedv fcr
Sheunia0ssn. khoomstc Gout. Std Josnta Co1sSs
Colds. pulmonary Conplaints, Consumpcon f-sfz,rb
Oyypetsta AsehmA Bronchitis. scrofus, Kidney Dis.
ooee urinary Complaints, aud al Diseases Of tho Roa
ed shin, It win cure al Erutions ID the Skin and
9ake white end soat in . sbost time. External aO
eors bu1tona. scslds. &C. ssnd icr carca,isr. Hun.
Uefss q ootuo sessanIonAtg For sale b. al Gruewista
- LA kIEuR & Co..
y oe-Im ~'~'
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FTNhUAIAS j, FISHER & GU, AuCuOnetfS.
SMALL TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE ON SEWN
TENTH STREET. BETWEEN ''R" AND IS"
STREETS, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SECOND, ga
ct SIX O'CLOCK, the premises, shall sell Lot Sss
No. ~, in square No. 1884, fronting l6 40 100 feet
18th street between ''R" and IS" streets north by
depth of 81 To- 100 feet improved by twostory Brick
House containing six rooms and bath room.
Terms: One third cash. the remainder in six (6 and
twelve q months. with interest. and secured by deed
of trust. 500 must be paid at time Of SALE Convey
ancing at the cost OF the purchaser.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. Aucts.,
aQ6-d&ds 1924 street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF FOUR HOUSES AND LOTS
ON z STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN THIR-
TEEN AND A. hALF AND FOURTEENTH
STREETS WEST, NEAR THE BUREAU OF EN-
CRAVING AND PRINTING.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated March 18Th A. a
d. 1873, and recorded in Hber IT. folio All ct seq M
one OF the land records of the District Of Columbi
the subscribers win SELL public auction to the high
est bidder. in front of the premises WEDNESDAY.
i II IWESTY,sIXTH DAY OF APRIL, 4; d; 1882.
ing described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia TO wit: That certain lot
known the land records as number three CD, in
square two hundred and sixty three {263I the same
having front of 4S feet on south street between
1877 and 18th streets, and depth of 81 feet the
being improved BY three frame houses Also the west
half Of Tot T. in same square, improved by Brick
House of two stories the lot fronting street SOUTH
and the portion hereby granted having front of ak
teen feet, together with all the improvements" ct
cetera. as In said deed mentioned The above property
much thereof may he necessary, will be sold
subject to taxes and assessments and dover right.
Terms The debt interest and of sale in cash. {of
which 500 each piece sold must be paid at the time
Of sae). and the residue in equal sims in xix and
twelve months with interest at cent annum
to be secured on the property soid to the satisfaction Of
the Trustees all cash at the option OF the purchaser
All conveyancing and recording at the purchasers cost
JOS. c. g. KENNEDY r-,,s.oo.
al4-dts ANTHONY HYDE AFuste<ss.
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AUCTION SALES.

G B-NSISGER. Anctsoneer
We Hor-e and Carriage Bazaar,
93S, $40 and g43 Louisiana avenue.
PERBMPTORY SALE OF HORSES. MULES. FARM
WAG,iNS, SC. BY ORDER OF BOARD OF COM
DIS5IONERS OF THE UNITED STATES SOL
DIERS' HOME.
viii eel st the Bazaar. 9S9- 9iO-942 Louisiana ave-
nEe, On THURSDAY MOANING, APRIL TWENTY
SENENIH. commencing at HALF-PAST T. N
O'CLOCK
~ Horses Mules.
Sets WAGON Harness.
Farm Wa -ons: Hay wagons.
i Stone Wagon; l Road Roller.
Cloi Crusher; Isrge Iron Boiler
The attention Of purchasers IL called TO this SALE
the stock is sold for fault, but surplus stock.
a22-4t 8. BESSINGEE, Auctioneer.
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ExECUTOR'S SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON
IL SEVENTH STREET ROAD. OPPOSITE HOW
ARD UNIVERSITY,

AID UNIVERSITY.
By authority given me by the win Of the latea4sS
Mary E. Cary. deceased will offer for sale at$PS
public auction, in front Of the premises on WE'D.
NESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-SiXTH, 1882, at FIVE
O'CLOCK ?. NJ, all of Lot 90, in block g. In Todd and
Browns subdivision of Mount Pleasant. This Lot has
frontage of so feet the west side of It'll street road
and is $50 feet Deep 1t ad.ons the property Of Mrs.
Harris. Sold clear of al membranes.
Terms: One-third cash balance in six and twelve
months all cash. at purchasers option Conveyance
ing and recording at purchasers cost. $50 down at
time Of sale ARTHUR A BIRNEY
Executor Of Mary T.. Cary. $50 ~ street.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts. a2Odts
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EI,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VtHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIV
PROVED real: ESTATE IN SQUARE 70, IN
The CITY OF WASHINGTON, DC, ON NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVENUE, NEAR NJ STREET.
By virtue OF deed II trust, dated MAJ ~. 1873 ae
and OF record In Iiber 719, at 1885, &C.. ofy4#
the land records Of the District of Columbia, and-
Ut the written request of the parry thereby
will sell at public auction to the highest bidder front
OF the premises a on THURSDAY; ", the TWENTY
lot D. in square 10. in the city of Wa hington D. c.
With the rights and to the belong
ing This property will be sold in subdivision lots
each fronting % IL feet ON New Hampshire avenue
Terms OF sale One-fourth cash. and the residue in
equal payments at SIX twelve and eighteen after
date OK SALE with interest at centum annnm
te deferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust
on the premises sold. s. o to be paid each subCi-
vision lot at the time of sale IL terms Of sale be not
Complied with in five days after SALE resale will be
had after hve DAYS notice at the cost risk of de-
faulting purchaser. AL conyeyancng at purchasers
cost.
a15-dkds CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S Trustee
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& BENSINGER Auc:lonee-
Ne Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
S35. 94O ana 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES HAIR
Mss, &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SAlURDA1 MORNING, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK. Special attention given 70 the sales of
heal Esiate and Personal roIery. Liberal advances
CA ali cOnsi gDments- Ijal6l 5. BENSIN(iER Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. FISHER L CO., Aucaoueers.

HILL. EAST OF LINCOLN AVENUE.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST. at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. on the premises, we
shall sell lots Nos 4, "a, IS, 49, 90 a. A. 40 S.
each lot about 50xl6o feet and fronting respectively
Terrns-0ne- third cash, balance i'm six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of trust
s25 each lot must be paid at time Of Convey
ancing at cost of the purchaser.
TH0S. j. FISHER CO., Auchoneers.
a26-dSds 1924 street northwest
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-01
Observation-Disclosures
CORRESPONDENCE.
Rousing Meeting at Hickory Run.

We much regret that the follow
ing excellent report of an excel
lent meeting was mislaid and fail
ed to appear when we most wanted
it.
And just here we want to assure
all our friends, that most of all we
desire brief and live reports of all
such meetings throughout the
State, and if once in awhile one
fails to appear, you may know that
in our overcrowded duties it hasn't
been reached, or has been mislaid,
HICKORY RUN, w. Va.
DEAR FREEMAN: Notice having
been. given of Temperance meet
ing at Hickory Run School House,
Richie county, the house was
crowded last Saturday night by
men and women, eager to hear
what was to be said on the great
SUI lGCG vi L IOIlDlUlOll.
Squire Meredith was called to
the chair, "Hold the Fort" was
sung, and Bro David Hill offered a
fervent prayer.
A resolution was then offered by
Hon. Alvia H. Phillips, as follows :
"ResoLued, That an amendment to
the Constitution forever prohibit
ing the manufacture and sale OF
alcoholic and spirltuous liquors in
this State, except for medicinal
and mechanical purposes ought to
be submitted to vote of the people
of the State whenever requested by
respectable number of citizens
thereof"
The mover of the resolution then
made a pointed speech of twenty
minutes in favor of prohibition.
Then Mr.. B. F. Lewis, of Texas,
madea live thirty minute speech,
devoting most of his time to the
evils of intemperance. After other
speeches the resolution was unani-
mously adopted. We consider this
meeting a grand success, the peo-
pie being wide awake on the great
subject of prohibition. Your paper
is also welcome friend in our
midst, doing noble work.
SUBSCRIBER.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-01
Nicholas County.

ED. FREEMAN: There was a poor
turn out in this county at the
election. 1t looks as if the people
up in these high mountains are
getting tired of the old quarrelsome
parties, when one fourth of the
voters wont 90 to the elections to
vote. Our candidates for the
Legislature were in favor Of letting
the people vote on the prohibition
amendment and we are glad to see
our leading men speak out publicly
favor of this right. We are glad
see the circulation of the Free
>an up in the thousands. I have
great many connections in this
tate and if my little letter goes to
Jny of them I want to urge them to
belong to the teetotal, prohibition
party We must do what we can
for the right, that our lights may
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-01
Good Old Age.
From a 72-Year-Old Subscriber.

YoUNG's MILLS, Kanawha Co.
BRO. FREEMAN: Enclosed find
81 for yourself.
| live in a community where
the people are generally right on
the question of Temperance. Twice
have canvassed the neighborhood
with the petitions, and got from Is
to so per cent of the people to sign
them.
rejoice to read the good news
your paper brings me.
[ fought the traffic three success
sive years as member of the Coun-
ty Court, at Charleston, and sue
ceeded in getting license refused
for one year. And l pray the
good Lord l may yet live to see the
curse banished from our land. |
am now u years DID, and if l live
to see my country freed from this
curse, | can then say with Simeon,
"Lord, now lettest Thou thy servant
depart in peace, for mine eyes have
seen thy salvation" Salvation is
safety, deliverance, preservation
from danger and destruction.
And now, my dear fellow citizens
and members of the Legislature !;
vote for the Amendment, and you
will save the dear people from de-
struction, for whom Christ died.
A. D. FULLY.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-01
Summers County.
FOREST HILL, w. Va,
Oct. H. 1882.

ED. FREEMAN: I have just read
the reply of Bro. P. H. hurry to
ga Baptist" His language has
the ring of a Christian and a man Of
sense. [ feel like taking him by
the hand and saying, God bless
you, my Brother. / can adopt your
language and say, that in this
county, Ais lost save whisky
but the devil will stand aside bye
and bye. God pity the weakness
of humanity-the man who claims
to be a Christian, but sells body
and soul for party"
Please send me few samples Of
the FREEMAN, and l will try and
get you some subscribers.
Yours, very truly,
J. c, WooDsoN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-01
Harrison County.

JARvIsvILLE, October 81, 1882.
DEAR FREEMAN: During our Sab
bath School Institute a few weeks
ago, Dr. Warner induced me to sub,
scribe for your paper and [ can say
with pleasure that l never invested
money in a better cause outside of
helping to support the Gospel. L
feel that I get the worth of the in
vestment in every paper | get. N.Y.
heart is in the cause. 1t is one OF
the grandest movements of the
age, cause in which every lover
Of humanity should be deeply in
terested.
Well do remember, when a boy,
looking with amazement at a
drunken man who had fallen from
his horse in the road, that | then
and there resolved in my heart that
[ would never be drunkard, and [
thank my Father in Heaven that
not drop of ardent spirits of any
description has ever passed my lips
as beverage. Whisky has no
temptation whatever, for me, new
ertheless [ feel great sympathy
for those who have thoughtlessly
INDUCED in the habit Of drinking
until it has coiled its chain around
them, and while we can not remove
them from temptation, [ do think
we would be doing them a great
kindness to remove the temptation
from them.
[ firmly believe the Almighty
has His bounds set, beyond which
the traffic shall not go, that brings
so much suffering, misery and sor-
row to the innocent and drags thou
sands annually to an untimely
grave.
The battle against the enemy has
begun, and now is the time for ev-
cry one who feels interested to be
up and doing. While we have a
bright ray Of hope in the pledges
of our representatives, let us work
like men until we plant our ban
ner on the hill of final victory.
Please send me a few extra copies
of the FREEMAN for distribution
among my neighbors. l want to
see the people among whom [ live
fully aroused on the subject. I am
happy to say live in community
made up chiefly of sober men.
Wishing the FREEMAN and the
cause it advocates success,
Yours, &C.,
SEYMOUR NORMAN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-11-01
Short Cuts.

We like the little, short, peril
nent cards and letters that say what
is wanted in the introduction, and
take short cuts to the point, and
and and-have stamps and dollars
in them-like these:
BELINGToN, Oct. "a,
ED. FREEMAN [ received your
card and papers, and send you en-
closed $1.25 for the following two
month subscribers.
Will do all can to stop the liquor
traffic. CHAMBERS MUsToE'
MATAMoRAs, O.
Please send us sample copies of
FREEMAN for distribution. We
have organized a Temperance So
ciety here, and are trying to 40
something for the cause Of Prohl-
bition.
Yours, &C.,
c. T. RILEY, M. D.
MoRGANTowN, Oct. "a.
Please change my address from
this place to Gainesville, Preston
county, and oblige, Long live the
FREEMAN and the cause it advo-
Gates, until drink is swept as a
curse from the land.
CHARLES G. HOWELL.
Coal VALLEY, w. Va.
DEAR SIR: The FREEMAN is do
ing noble work. Its influence is
felt all over the State, and many
dilatorv Republicans and Demo
Gratis are becoming sound Prohlb1-
tionists. Please send some extra
copies for distribution among my
friends. f. }. WATTS.
CAMERON, w. VA.
DEAR FREEMAN: Please give
credit for the dollar enclosed. |
can't afford to do without you. [
am anxious to see Prohibition sue
coed, and think it the duty of ev-
cry good citizen to encourage so effi-
cient an advocate of the cause as is
the FREEMAN.
w. R. MCDONALD, SR.