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GENERAL NEWS.

Bloodshed In Indian Terrifory-Fire In
Bismarck's Palace-ActOr Killed by
FaIl-FlaX Mills Burned In Ireland
Coinage of Stlyer-C0lored Jury In Wiz.
.inia-PublishiBg Company Sold Out
By the sherin-Snspension OF Georgia
Cotton Mflls-Yeliowstone Park-RaiI-
road Pier Damaged-Etc.
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The trial of Grant White (colored) is pro.
crossing at Orange. w., before q jury com.
posed entirely of negroes.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NIANTED-A GJOD BARBER. APPLY AT
Wv the State House barber shop. j241ts
" ANTED-A GOOD CITY SOLICITOR AID
w dress ENERGY, this Office, giving references
j24-3t'
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TT Office Hours from 10 A. NJ. to /. NJ, and &c
3 P NJ dI9.2plv
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO 1Hr RrcoRD-UNIos.l
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TuII'S EAIn DYE.

GRAY HAIR OF WHISPERS changed to GLOSSY
BLACK by single application Of this DYE. IL I'M
parts natural color, acts InstantaueOusiy. Sold
by Druggists. or sent by express on receipt Of 81.
OFFICE, 3J 5IgRRAy ST.. NEW YORK.
DR.. TUFTS MANUAL OF Valuable IaformaiI1E ant
ACsefHi Receipts Will be rs.led FREE applieaios.P
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General Sir Richard England is dead.

CONDENSED FROM LAST NIGHTS DEsPATcnEs.l
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CaIedonian Club

FEJHIs CLUB HAS DECIDED TOl eYA.
i hold its r, a Vi
SEVENTH GRAND AEHVAE EALL ~
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Gard of Thanks.

Two LET-PART OF A HOUSE FURNISHED ::
Il with widow lady Applv at 800 0 81 ia a.
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WASHINGTON, January 23I.-Patents were
issued to-day to the folowiug-named Pc
cifc slope inventors Alfred r. Booth, San
Luis Obispo, poison for squirrels; Ell. R.
Duval, Benicia, vehicle brake; Owen Jack
son, Stockton, pump; James Miller, Oak
land, filter; Charles ID. Morrin, woodlands,
Cal, combination ice-chest and rerervoir !;
VIM Z. Morris, San Francisco railway cross
Ing gate Edward 4. Rix, SsL Francisco,
horsepower Enoch j. Rowe. R. Holmes
aud j. Dawson, Eureka, Cal, churn Joseph
Stevens, San Francisco, straw burning boiler !;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

to,fr,,S 0NsYrvr,-i ksrc Rtels visited N@cil
riantAts,,n ard snu<i Say that | Vas ns>si sSr.e
sele SarlssSri 81 ne change which las takeu
y,>e ssns-e tsy, k,>SS us,irstscN TIE rsnAscfaenl
u she rlscc
e,et,,e,ac AHA, The will apj aelis iuttcsic'
the rS.ssrce ~ ,Nse veo understands hts euslness
The As.lsl ard m,sst esAtscrste Improvement, hsS
t~sea he euild,as ~ rcscrv'irS thr Sai'actir ~
vht,h u vrrN lsr-e. lie NrgtA Il rv>erv,igs y
~ n. Ssi,A ~ a., af,d aeraA Is ieei, With :
csyoeity q cVcs SNsNoN CALVES trw hke AT
dttseaS b HolSle,s wcnl tsrovcy rst an end tc =
,icartA ~ WSter Il snssht ~ Wi fnr ~nne " Nv
srS,pcc-S ~ Acooleie ~ rsv the rSefv'irs IT
Hrcta rlartsthsn a Vfsii lht' vcSrOc,t wa
hssn i. = htt,e sncrr thsn p'e-thS tiroe an
eNsrylr ~ What can he NcNssnrltShcd ey euruc,
r0NNsrty sry,sesi II ucala r>,pirV ~ u'ect
S,,scs - give detailed scc,ent II other tn,rrcNs
e'sets sstsce u - >sv that far ss thc Ssue gs
u htS bese msnv dAy sirsr ne writer >Av
y,,snS cAre c9ssl ~ thst whieo hss ecen rlsnte,
this sewues ey he manager and which elFeste
stands sa,a,aer hoSh IN many rlaea>
Asscthes fcstnrp which will S,TiSV the ctscfVc
i tAe ef,st made o. evtrgS cvcrv AVAILABLE test
~, cI,ies ealt;vAttsa and rlSi,ct that WITH lAv>
sellS cultivated a. thcy hsve uevt bcca heios
SnS an shariNnt water SurSiy the crNtS u He's
Plantation VIII sS'a Sstrnssh shc rcsi sas,Cuinr
~ rASStNT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14


Errr,S GNrsrrxs-NS We Aave lssr,v M
olcSSni VITA ysia, - msch Wanted cgt ca g
rlainS. uc Sacaia ~ Srs;efai The grass y
taken = stsrt ard sv-ythtuS looss nveiy. r
alas the reluss cNusc> Alsa and e'rnwcn>fs its .
sizuctivo ccarSN eating cvcrNthtcg Gvcen tsotc
tscCn ~ u "a Ncgc-e w bad the myush eira VI
ass - NY coytsin knculcStSC Sels The rclrss doW
toy the last SiN " etSAt vcsvS- Bat Siuec thci
NaolrSNie distraction by Spostssuca and csherS-
thr catcrrillvrS ~, ahcsd scsis-snd II : uo
pleasant ~ So ntce Lawn Jus, rSsfrci, after
seveTc DIV sreil cstea ~ IN cne uscht tnis ca
~ Nvoi,ied Il all thoSc who nov sSCst the ~
n,yush vii dcsis; t's the tnturc. The eir'is an
kfilct icr ScNvrsl rvaS,nS-,,De fco,a hatred ~
t'y sSc estiux cs them another foy the feathers
Hs, ihoSe whc know tac vslpc ~ tacsc e,rSi'
shsuld Asst - pTcsrrvS them A. We hsve hv
10 that rscc; u carrsea cat.f rvWard Shcal
" cssTcd by s,gnc one, which IN thc sSgySt an,
thc cNavicii,a ~ the cirudcz. w,oald bc paid-
and scs,a cscrg3. thew the oGea5crS again ~ b
soe3 irrysy'soiiVe u VkN thcy sro " under veos,
oriss they act.
NJ cGe has \ down Oa the usynsh cXcept thcS
usJ kecp pscrNas and l leave q ~ The cCucrs
pch,tc u tAey srp a rutsAnce ~ not Acr,in
wa vii cNcuSp NV taking up - mach sgaoc. 10
tNtS = a sueiect that take erssst taseresi N
Hcgoiula. Nov. sth. fSSS WIS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
ilrH ,{iytriissmmfs.

Administrators Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
L lrr1 lrrir--s. tlTE. .r-.--a-1r -F -1e Es-rrr -
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
NOTICE

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
NOTICE Il uEEBEN GIVEN
y sHas o. Er-Ure ana IU1I E1--IH'Ifh. tHrarr'1-H
-I-vs-- ID t1s nrs. lr Ia-dr1e 90 t-asH. fr Stoves
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e1i1 o. ssii 1otl Erlur1rfH aul 3D. Isrl.les 20 s1i
srEl uIIi o. -rfl.7- By E.ra. t. AAeLlNgs.
TuuN ENMElLrU.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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sse- sssva-s ,-sra-s set C's5-g.s 75ls astvs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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rlr-- Ga asE-E-ca l1ggzc = cszc s- rtkr -s-
--s sr>-zz- a1scis tsa--fr-r "a E.az
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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a a. sss-zeasss ~ vrs,gas t15 .-lE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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-ag-as So .-a1E s1s14lssr -.r .lrsl-f -frs--
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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A-s 5aEs =a 1ls Era--c 1ls- r-
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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3. 4a-- l1H5 --slaH-E -.1z-r llls -z-rs.ass@ ~
B.. alIE su-r- -H 1rr5-1sI -,-Elll- r-I l-r
-s d. As--s Lee EllE L-E l-F
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14
ISLAND LOCALS.


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

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grrr 81 -r--I-lllE- -7T1-s-.l1-- sE,zgC --rL
~7--.-a-- Esr--l-l1.zEarls ana Clans >gr1;az.s-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-11-14

s- 5a-a aas Szn sE = -. l1s ega- l--.-a1
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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-05-16
Blaker and J. w. Vickers, Sr.

RoY'sQUIcK WoRK.-We witness
ed the burning of Roy's Planning
Mill, and in our recent account OF
it prophesied that he would have
machinery running again in three
weeks. To show that we prophes-
led well, we clip this from the
Charleston Call.
J. c. Roy returned this morning
from Cincinnati, where he went to
purchase new machinery for his
planning mill. We are informed
that his entire outfit will arrive on
the Virgie Lee on her up trip.
SuICIDE.-Sunday afternoon last,
May 9th, about 1 o'clock, Mr.. Jacob
Blosser, of this county, cut his
throat with a pocket knife. He
lived near Kennedy's saw mill, four
miles from town, out the Kingwood
road.
We learn that domestic trouble
was the cause of the rash act. 1t
is said that Blosser cut and hacked
at his throat long time with the
knife, making terrible wound,
and that he walked around his
house several times, his life blood
making crimson circle around his
once happy home !-Morganto,on
Post.
SHOT PRoFEssoR.--A Prunty-
town correspondent of the Grafton
Sentinel says that Howard Wood.
ford, a student of the University Of
Virginia, and son of Hon. Wesley
Woodford, of Lewis county, shot
and, it is thought, fatally wounded
Professor in that College last week
- Post.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-05-16
Religious News.

CONFERENCE SUNDAY School
CoNvENTIoN.-Si Since the time fixed
for holding the Conference Sunday
School Convention conflicts with
the State Temperance Convention
at Clarksburg, and the meeting O
the Woman's Missionary Society
at Huntington, it is thought expe
dent to change the date of meet
ing from Wednesday, June 20, te
Wednesday, June 10. x y
Brethren, make it a point to at.
tend this first Sunday School Con.
yention. Point Pleasant is central.
ly located and easy of access. Our
brethren there will do all in their
power to make the Convention both
pleasant and profitable.
ZEPHANIAH MEEK,
Secretary Sunday School Board
ST.. JOHNS CHURcH.-Speaking
of the proposed new Episcopal
Church, in Charleston, w. Va, the
Church NeDs says:
A number of the energetic and
liberal-minded gentlemen of this
Parish, efficiently seconded by "The
Ladies" and "The st. Agnes
Guilds, have purchased and paid for
most desirable and eligibly To-
Gated lot, as the site of the pro-
posed new, and much needed
Church Building. Providence per-
hitting, it is hoped that the foun-
dation of the new Church will be
laid sometime during the present
season.
Rev. J. w. Lambert has been
given a good dressing by the peo-
pie of Ravenswood. He suits them
and so they have suited him.-Meth-
odist Witness.
ILLNESS OF DR.. GEoRGE.-We
are sorry to see it stated that Rev.
DR.. A. c. George, of Centenary M.
E. Church, of Chicago, formerly of
this city, is quite i'll from over
work and nervous prostration, and
family sickness and death. z
WOMEN WoRKING.-The Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
has done noble work. From 1879
to January. 1888, it raised s83, 1885,
SO. 1t supports twelve missiona-
ries and assistants, five boarding
schools, ten day schools, six Bible
women in China, Brazil, Mexico,
and the Indian Territory Central
Methodist.
The annual meeting of this So
ciety will be held in Huntington,
beginning Friday evening, June
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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-05-16
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN.
WEST VA. NEWS AND NOTES.

cal Association will meet at Graf
ton on the 10th inst.
DERANGED.-Marshal Stout, of
Steer Greek, one of our respected
citizens, becoming deranged, was
taken to Weston on Wednesday,
Gilmerite.
MORE RAILRoAD.-It is rumored
that surveying party will soon
begin the survey of a route for
Railroad between Grantsville and
Huntsville.
ANOTHER HoRRoR.-Miss Ashley,
daughter of Mack Ashley, at Seweil,
was burned to death last Tuesday.
Her clothes took fire, and she start
ed to run to pond close by, but
burned to death before reaching it.
-Fdyette Enterprise.
LARGE FUNERAL.-The funeral
of DR.. A. S. Todd, whose death we
announced last week, was one of
the largest seen in Wheeling for
some time past. Revs. Drs. d. A.
Cunningham, J. NJ. Moffat, w. H.
Cooke and J. T. Mcclure, all took
part in the services.
BURNED TO DEATH.-The Oracle
informs us that little daughter of
George yelling, Peasants county,
in carrying some fire from a neigh
boris, was fatally burned, the wind
tanning the Goals to a flame, which
communicated to her clothing. She
died after "a hours of agony.
STRINGTowN NUIsANcE.-We are
glad to see the Tyler Independent
characterizing in proper terms,
that old-time den of whisky nuis-
ances in Ohio, opposite Sisters
Vile, Tyler county.
That always has been a nest of
Ileprosy over there, and if mild rem
edies fail to afford relief, heroic
measures should be resorted to to
protect the sober and quiet people
on this side.
LIVELY OLD AGE.-Elijah Steed,
now in his seth year, and living in
the upper part of this county, near
the Tyler county line, distance
of about twelve miles, walked all
the way to st Marys and back
home again, last Monday. That
beats Weston, all to pieces.-S.
Mdrys Observer,
DoYLE's MoNEY.-At the time Of
the brutal murder of Barney
Doyle at West Union, it was sup
posed that he had saved up a great
deal of money. The hunt for his sup
posed wealth has been somewhat
successful. The West Union Rec
ord says:
Last week Tom Flatly and John
McManaway made search through
Doyle's cellar. Their hunt was
successful. Secreted in the earth,
theJ found jar, covered over with
a shovel, containing 1882 in gold,
500 bill and $50 in silver coins,
1851 in all. But many persons are
disposed to believe that this money
is only a small part of his wealth,
which fact time may reveal.
HINTON WHIsKY.-Monday was a
field day for our town officers. Sew
en- arrests and the corporation still
enriched. Town whisky played
the devil with country boys, and
Mayor Duerson read the riot act
Hinton Republican.
A PIcKLED IRIsHMAN'-Last
Tuesday night an inflated son of
Erin found his way into A. P. Riggs
ware room. He managed in some
way to break the spigot of barrel
filled with vinegar. The next
morning he was found asleep, and
thoroughly saturated with vinegar.
The liquid stood about four inches
deep around him.-,S. Marys ora
Gle.
PROHIBITION CoUNcIL.--The fol-
lowing compose the Prohibition
Council elect at St. Adams, Kama
wha county:
Mayor: S. B. Chiffon.
Recorder: A. A.. Rock.
Councilman: III. Meadows,
c. e. Griffith, James Yickers, ]. II.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-05-16
Fourth Annual Sabbath School
Convention of the State of
West Virginia,
At MoundspiHe, Wednesday an d
Thursday, May % and "a,

wEDNEsDAY-FoREN
1890. Devotional Exercises.
IL 100. Address of Welcome, by
Rev. w. E. Loomis, Moundsville.
Response, by the President, W..
B. Thomson, Wheeling.
Singing.
IL 80. Enrolment Convention.
Greetings.
AFTERNOON.
200. Devotional Exercises
2;I5. Conference on the Sabbath
School, by Rev. e. II. Dornblaser,
Wheeling.
Singing.
3:l5. Music in the Sunday
School,, by c, F. Scott, Esq, of Par
kersburg.
3:45. More Efficiency in the
Sunday School, by John Barnes,
ESQ.,, Fairmont.
4:15. Enlisting New Forces, by
Rev. l.. K. Peters, Clarksburg.
Singing.
EVENING.
Temperance Rally.
Singing.
7 80. Opening Address, by Rev.
DR.. ]. E. Smith. Wheeling.
500. Best Form of Organization,
by Geo. w. Atkinson, Wheeling.
$40. Position oe the Press, by
/. johnson, Parkersburg.
800 Points of Progress, by J.
B. Somerville, Wellsburg.
$50. The Outlook, by Rev. j.
S. Pomeroy, Moundsville.
Singing.
Benediction.
HURsDAY-F FORENOON.
$50. Devotional Exercises.
1000. Report from Statistical
Secretary, S. X. Jacob, Worthing
ton.
Singing.
1920. General Business.
II 100. Effect of the Sunday
School on the Home, by Rev. d.
A. Cunningham, of Wheeling.
II 80. Question Drawer
Singing.
AFTERNOON.
200. Woman's Work in the
Sunday School, by Mrs. d. A. Cum
bingham, Wheeling.
2:30. Study of the Information
al lesson for May 9th, conducted
by W. A. List, Wheeling.
$780, Conference on the Meth
DDS of Teaching, by the President.
Singing.
4 90. Children's Meeting.
Addresses of 10 minutes length,
by Rev. Geo. E. Hite, Rev. J. G.
Lyle, Rev. s. B. Barnitz.
Singing.
EVENING.
7:30. Praise Meeting.
500. The Benefits of Sabbath
Schoo' Work to the worker, by
Rev. S. B. Barnitz, Des Moines,
Iowa.
$50. Farewell Platform Meet
ing; talks of five minutes each on
the above subject.
Doxology
Benediction.
NOTES.
The Statistical Secretary, S. K.
Jacob, of Worthington, requests
each Sunday School to see that it's
report is sent in, with the proper
contribution of 80 cents to country
schools, and 81 90 for city.
Round trip tickets will be sold
on the B. & 0. r. r. at .02 cents
per mile each way.
A special car will leave Wheel
ing each morning at $40 o'clock
and returning, leave Moundsville
each evening at 10 o'clock.
ANNIVERSARIES The American
Baptist Home Mission, Foreign
Mission and Publication Societies
all meet next week at Saratoga,
N. Y. In connection with these,
will also be held, delegated Con-
vention of American Baptists to-
consider and settle, if possible, the
question Of how best to carry on the
Bible work of the denomination,
whether through existing organ
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-05-16

ANNIvERsARIEs.-The American
Baptist Home Mission, Foreign
Mission and Publication Societies
all meet next week at Saratoga,
N. Y. In connection with these,
will also be held a delegated Con-
vention of American Baptists to-
consider and settle, if possible, the
question Of how best to carry on the
Bible work of the denomination, :
whether through existing organ
izations or new society.
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