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Zeal estate Brohcrs.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning contains complete schedule OF our hOus es
stores shops. aud farms offered for rent logelher
seen Property for sale II Al parts OF the city Money
10 loan on real estate Call
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9oarOina.

VIZ ANTED-A FEW PERSONS CAN OBTAIN
w board IN private family within miles of city,
near railroad station: delightful climate; references
DoARD FIRST CLASS MEALS SERVED
lp 20 families m any part Of tho city, Bl6 keyeplh
81 Get northwest leibts
NNREMoNT HOUSE
4 CHANGE OF PROPRIETORs.
Firstclass table, pOtennd attentlvasor wants. Very
desirable situation for tamillOg Rates $3.50 and 81
per day f25, $50, s3J and so pef month. "
de4 E, w. DENISON, Proprietor
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anrhish anths.

NEW TUHkISII BATH tDR. BOVEl9SL
IN lil7 g street opposite lilygs House Large pool
good ventilation ladies, Monday and Friday. SOl
open sunday. Open from H. m. t 10 y. uLl Satur.
day, " y ~ Baths, sG llokeus, SLlL
ape DIR n. l.. BONEH, Electrician
YINHE SHEnD BATHS. oO3 Il STREET NEAR
i Ninth, well known rs the oldest and host IA tho
city This bath Is constructed with Wow 70 cnnYan.
ience being on the first floor Turkish. liasihn, SUI
phur and MeTcuTal Baths given with sklll and o.,
periance Manpnlatnr OF ten years experience ~ tni
eytahlhhpsnt single bath, tl t6 lt,so opea
sunday from o. NJ 70 y, m mr2lU
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.fnr SnIt--Nnnsts.

IGOR SALE--A BARGAIN IN A NEW TWO
E story and basement brick house, corner SIKH
ana q streets northwest. seven rooms, bath, ana all
nludern improvements three bay windows, and I'm
shed in first class style with stone Steps, Price,
Apply 70 DANENHoWElt& & SON, l2l6 street.
IGOR sALE-DEsIRABLE BRICK, ON NEw
~ York avenue near Nnlh street II rooms, eel
lar, &c ALBERT +. FoN, No. 800 J. street north
west. .i i"f jci2-ae
EoR sALE-TIIE PROPERTY CORNER OF
grocery store prleei t9500 Apply on premises s9t'
N0R SALE-oN STREET SOUTHEAST, A
~ two story brick, with brick back building and
large yard pressed brick front, with brown stone
steps and trimmings; basement kitchen, and all
modern improvements. This house has inst been put
SrEDT a BRADLEY ,91s street northwest je66t
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You Cnn scIcct Them

youself at half price. Those odd pants on
our bargain counter. Eiseman Bros, cloth
iers and tailors, corner Seventh and Il.
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FoR SALE
Try
F. II SMITH g. SON.
bi5 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.

HOUSES
Large double tnreo-story brick, 40 feet front,
New Jersey avenue, near capitol
ThIeestory brick and side lot NJ. between
Ninth and Tenth streets ......,,.. ....... 1900
Elegant three-story and basement corner Z
house new, street northwest ,..,........ 1000
ing above, 10000
Convenient three story cottage and grounds,
Threestory brick, 25 feet front, ironing park
northwest .,....... 5000
Beautiful Queen Anne three-story brick, II
Fic new threes,oTy brick corner bonsc fSr oHOo
tcenth street mort 90. 10000
Three new three'story bricks, Thirteenth
street northwest, each -.,..,..,... ...,.... 1000
Threestory brick and stable, nearly new, M
ThreestOry brick no rooms), New Jersey av-
enne, near capitol $500
IhrcestOry brick = street between -Four.
ieenth and Fifteenth streets northwest ,..g.. 5000
Two'sory and basement brick % rooms), 2l0
a street north henst.,..., 1870
Threestory brick corner house, Capitol HILL. aOOO
Two tw0story bricks adjoining above. o0rh,.- 2,i0O
Iwo-sory brick corner house p street worth
Eight handsome three-story bricks, new Six.
teonth street north west 1000
Ten room corner house, Twentieth street
Two.story brick eghiroom corner house iS0S
Three-sl0ry and basement brick, Eleventh
street northwest, $500
Threestory brick, Tenth street northwest .. 5000
Threestory brick and side lot, Tenth street -
Four two.story bricks, Sixteenth street and
Pierce Place, each $500
And numerous others In all parts Of the city.
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle 25 by 50.
Lots on Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth
Sixteenth, seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north.
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MrnirnI.

N-ro CURE No PAY--Sj HllAItS EXPERT ENCE
IN and over 20 years AZ 00B street southwest. A
cure guaranteed IN every Df gonprThea ayphils
and loss OF sexual power AlndiGDe furnished. Ad
Vice free. mye23ms
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iScs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, D. Q,

STEAM HEATING AND VENTILApINa
for ali Glasses OF buildings. Special attention given
TO heating private houses Old or imperfect working
Jobs renovated and satisfaction guaranteed, Heating
and ventaung Green Houses ami Conservatnrles
IA speclalty
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TTsnPUL FEET
Are requisite to health and comfort, hence the
enc OF the world, hiF and near, visit
Dit, WHITES ESrA BLISHMENT,
l40 Pennsylyauia avenue, opposite Wlllard's Hotel
For the sucutssfIl treatment OF hard and son COrns,
huinns, inverted nails, vascular excrescenGel, and
other ailments of the feet
Estabshed In Washington, ID. O., In 1884,
once Zee, I, peI Wat tor putting the feet in Or
der. y ~
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aolantrN- MlistsIIansuus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
wv A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK,
1nR EloVenth Slrnnl northwest
MONDAY and TUESDAY to july

MONDAY and TUESDAY to JULY e.
II you have Pmples, BlRckheads. Liverspots,
freckles, Moth, Tan, Sunbnrn, Redness, and Oiness
oIthe Nose, Deep Pores, or any Complexion Blemsh,
DIR VAN DYCk can remove them and Beautify the
SQmplexlon without any cosmetic, paint, enamel.
IL your lair Is thin harsh dry, faded premaiurely
gray. IL you Nave excessive Dandruf, Scaly scalp,
letter. Grown Frontal part or Temple badness II
You have Scant, Irregular Eyebrows or Lasnes, DR.
VAN DYCK, by scientific course OF treatment, can
produce Vigorous, Luxuriaut Growth Of Hair Pretty
Browa and Lashes. IL YOU wish fresh. pure clear,
brilliant. aud Benutinl Compilation. Tbltk. Heavy,
LuNuriant Hair, Regular. Long, and Lovely Eye
Hands, consult DIR, VAN DYCk at once. The Doctor
has prnctced his specially for nearly twenty years.
and 6 thoroughly skilled IL his profession DR. VAN
DfCK can be consulted at 70s llth street northwest
eyer every MONDAY and Tuesday, The Doctor will make
the most liberal arrangements for all who began
treatment during June You can pay by the week or
treatment prepared especially for Your case for
treatment, a. Remember these terms are for those
beginning this month only. Superfuous Hair per-
manenty removed by the Operation of Electrolysls,
by DIR VAN DYCK. Call at once. -
NOrE-Until July DIR. VAN DYCK can be con.
suited Us follows; (Monday and Tuesday, 1:1U n.
TO y. M, nt 70s nth street northwest, Washington
d. C.)i Wednesday and Thursday, so North Charles
street. Baltimore; FRIDAY and Saturday DOS Pacific
avenue, Atlantic City, N.J.- If unable TO call de
scribe yonr case and send three stamps for 10
either address Interesting descriptive circular free.
Iettf
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s1loneu 10 3oan.
TolIN LYON

MONEY TO loan on REAL ESTATE Attn
street uprthwesN nol3-tf
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Flies and Bugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" 10 cents,
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sfor SaIs--furms.

VNHE HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE OF
j. the late n. T.. stephen, at Bladensburg, for sale
or lease with the privilege OF buying. Persope are
invited to visit The premises Address Mr.. or Mrs
JULES DREUDQNNB, College Station Prince
Georges County, Md. jein2tt
LNoR SALE--AT A SACRIFlCE--A FINE
IL grazing farm in Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP HILL. l0OS + street northwest. 23tf
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tor gmt. ..surnisbsS gooms.

rJNwO HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
= SECOND and third story 'front.' good location
northwest; homo comforts and good table; large
yard, with stable on rear, at low price; bay WIN
dows, al ironi, new house. Address T. Iu Repneli-
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cfor SuIe--Tots

JIoR sALE-l22o MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE;
II lot, with old frame house; must be sold before
July; price s225 per foot Apply on premises 6.3tt
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Pioneer Farmers Club.

The last meeting of the Club ss
VIM. Prices was not very largely
attended, the farmers being ss
busy but it was full of interest.
The subject, "Farm Want" was
discussed by Messrs. K. Dye, Jer-
dan Hall and Mr.. Price.
The next meeting will be held
at the residence of Joseph Neal, ON
the third Saturday in August.
The subject win be one of lively
and practical interest, Hired
Help"
The natural divisions of the sub
ject have been assigned as follows:
The Duties of Hired Help to
their Employers, to be discussed by
Mr.. A. B. Cummins and Mrs. J. h.
Johnson.
Their Privileges-Henry Amiss
and Mrs. 7. T. Davidson.
Need of Trained Help-T. r.
Butcher and Mrs. c. F. Scott.
Duties of Employers to Help
VIM, Phelps and Mrs. w. r. Neale.
Wages-T. L. Davidson and Mrs.
D. H. dis.
A full attendance is expected ut
this next meeting, and we are AS
sured all who go will find profit
and enjoyment.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Temperance Address.

Rev. Mr. Bibb, of Hinton, accord
ing to announcement, addressed as
at Mann School House, near the
Greenbrier and Monroe line, July
10Th.
Mr.. Bib came by invitation of
the Band of Hope. Members of the
Band had erected stand and pre-
pared seats in pleasant grove
The stand was decorated with flow
ers and evergreens, and graced with
two flags of red, white and blue,
the "colors" of the Band of Hope,
Mr.. Bib made an able, instructive
and forcible speech, which, so far
as we know, made good impress
sion.
Rev. r. III. Stewart, of Summers,
made short but interesting ad-
dress.
A voluntary contribution was
called for, and the people responded
cheerfully. A part of the proceeds
were appropriated to defray the
travelling expenses of the speakers,
the balance Mr.. Bibb will forward
to the FREEMAN, copies of which
will be distributed among our peo-
pie. Fraternally,
J. w. CLAYPooL.
Now here is a suggestion we
gladly seize, and ask the friends Of
temperance to put into practice.
A collection taken at every temper
ance meeting for free distribution
of your temperance paper, will be
seed sown that will bring forth
abundantly. Thank you, Brother
Claypool. ED.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Young Ladies Christian Temper
ance Union.
PARKERsBuRG, July IS, 'S3

PARKERsBURG, July rs, So.
ED. FREEMAN The y. w. G..
T. U. Of this place held its regular
meeting in the NJ. E. Church on
Friday, the 9th, at 4 Is p. m.
After the usual devotional SER
vice several interesting articles
relating to temperance work were
read.
Reports from Secretary and
Treasurer were read and approved
and the subject of having a lawn
party proposed for consideration by
the members.
Two new members were receiv-
ed, making the number ninety-six.
After some further business the
Union adjourned to meet Aug. 10.
Respectfully,
FLORA P. COOPER, Sec'y.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Excursion Of the Season.

The steamer w. n. Chancellor
will leave here on next Tuesday
morning, August 7th, at s o'clock
a. m. for DR.. Harris Sanitarium, on
the Ohio river, returning in the
evening. Excursionists can either
provide their own lunch, or secure
the same from the ladies of the
Church, on the boat, for Is cents.
Round trip tickets one dollar.
Proceeds for the benefit of the
Parsonage of the NJ f. Church,
South, now in course of erection.
This excursion being for worthy
object, we hope there viii be good
turn out.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

Woman at Work for July gives us
portrait and sketch of DR.. Mary +.
Thomas, of Indiana, the frs,
woman physician of the West. A
thoughtful paper by H. II. Bassett,
on Tshmael, Child Of the Bond
woman" an excellent article va
Sources of Life" Dorothy"
quaint study of early New England
economies; chapter on "Ou,-
Door Sketching," for art students;
a pleasant discussion of the value
of "Housework," in the serial for
teachers. by Emma Mortimer
White; Fashion Notes Poems and
varied selections, with records Of
woman's work in many fields OF
labor, make good beginning for
the seventh volume of this sensible
magazine. $10O year, 10 cents q
copy. Woman at Work, Brattle
boro, Vt.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
The Post MOrtem.
Death Caused by the Pistol Shot.

Because of conflicting statements
and rumors as to the nature of the
wounds inflicted upon the body of
Calvin Williams by the Goes, at
whose hands he came to his death,
it was wisely determined by the
authorities thai a post mortema ex-
animation should be made.
Accordingly, on last Thursday, a
week after the killing, Drs. Moffett
and Kelly, with Mr.. A. B. Beck
with, were sent to perform the very
disagreeable duty.
The examination was thorough
one, Notwithstanding the almost
intolerable condition of the body
from advanced decomposition.
The rumor that the victims
skull was crushed in proved incor-
rect, as it was found to be intact,
although several bruises appeared
as from blows on the temples and
other parts of the head,
1t was found that the fatal ball
passed into the breast between the
first and second rib, passed through
the lungs and then turned upwards,
cutting arteries in its passage,
causing hemorrhage sufficient TO
produce death almost Immediately.
From the effects of the unpleas-
ant days work,Dr. Kelly was vom-
ting after returning to the city in
the evening.
We think this examination most
fortunate, as it will clear away
much rubbish that would natural
ly drift into the testimony under
the sudden excitement surround
ing the killing.
The public is especially interest
ed in getting the cold, hard facts
of this unfortunate tragedy, that
the responsibility may be placed
just where it belongs.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

PERSONAL. The Journal and Mes.
sen9er says: "Rev. Geo b. Foster
entered the pastorate May 1, 1888,
and since that time has graduated
from the State University, and now
he informs US that the church has
immortalized itself by voting him
vacation for one month. This
young pastor enters the vacation
business soon, and proposes to en-
joy it in the highest degree (2,700
feet above the Atlantic), at Noun.
tain Lake Park. A student who
has done his duty for eight years,
and enters the pastorate before
graduation, and is then student
and pastor both, needs rest, and
we are glad this church has been
SO thoughtful. Tired brains, no
more tnan tired bodies, can do
good, solid work long without inju-
nv,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

MARRIED.-At the residence o!
the brides father, E. D. Johnson,
in Monroe county, Ohio, Miss
Bertha Johnson to c. P. Talbot.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. T. c. Johnson, OF
Charleston, West Va, assisted by
the Rev. George Stewart, of Sisters
vile, w. Va.
The FREEMAN extends an earn
est, honest God speed.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

Speaking of the recent changes
in the University, the next session
of which begins Sept. 5th. the Hun
tington Adrertiser says; "The Board
of Regents, as at present organized,
are earnest in the purpose to make
that Institution a fountain from
which earnest, honest and labori-
Gus study shall draw high order of
scholarship, and to confer its hon
ors upon such persons only as show
themselves disposed and capable OF
acquiring them.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Death of Mrs. Amiss.

Elizabeth E. Amiss, wife of M.
P. Amiss, Esq, died at her home hon,
in this city on Friday, July 2ath'
at the age of sixty-one years. ohe
had suffered many years from heart
trouble, which became serious a
few months ago, and at last was
fatal. Her maiden name was koD-
son, and she was born in Culpep-
pei county, Va, near Warranton'
Mr.. Amiss and family came TO
West Virginia in 1851 and have
resided ever since in Parkersburg,
where they have been well ana
favorably known.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Circuit Court.

State VS.. S. S. Cook, indicted for
misdemeanor; confessed fine of SIS.
w. P. Rathbone, DR.. Moffett and
J. H. Fischer allowed SIS each for
examining the Jail, and the amount
certified for payment.
State VS.. w. D. Schafer, 3 indict-
ments for misdemeanor; trial and
indictment, fine of $40 imposed.
James Hutchinson allowed $25
for defending George Rohm and
certified for payment.
L. B. Dellicker, T. @. Bullock
and Barna Powell allowed So each
for examining Jail, and certified
for payment.
Benson Athy vs.. L. w. Staples
and N. w. Athey VS.. same appeal
granted from Justice.
State VS.. J. NJ. Heinsfurter, in
dictment for misdemeanor; trial
and verdict of not guilty; $40.
Same VS.. Caroline Boiler; trial
and verdict of guilty.
Same VS.. George Vought, indict-
ment for misdemeanor; trial and
verdict of guilty, fine $40.
Same vs. same, trial and verdict
of guilty; fine $40.
State vs.. Josiah Lee, Indictment
for misdemeanor; 7 cases, guilty in
three cases and not guilty in four.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

OVERLAND ExCURsIoN.-W. f.
Atkinson and S. H. Peirsol, the
pioneer real estate men OF this
State, contemplate making an
overland trip to Nicholas and
Webster counties, to examine sew,
eral fine tracts of lands. They will
leave here on August Goth, and will
travel by teams, taking in all there
is to be seen on the way. A num-
Der of land porspectors will accom-
pany them. Any others wishing
to make the trip to see the new
country should call on them.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

In the Railroad wreck at Carlton,
n, j., July 18th. where there were
killed 20 and wounded 35, we see
that among the wounded are Mrs
Moses Sweetzer of Parkersburg,
spine bruised and head cut; and
Mrs. r. G. Fields, of Parkersburg,
eye confused, ankle sprained, and
injured about the head.
We are glad to see that the repor,,
ter says they will recover, and
trust that their injuries may not
De serious or permanent.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

Our good-looking Judge of the
County Court seems to be troubled
with a guilty conscience. In con-
versation with him the other day
on the action of that old fossil IN
stitution, he expressed his fears OF
the Standard and FREEMAN expos
inc their political action relative
70 The publication of the proceed
mos of that Court. However, there
is Some hope of Keller reforming +;
he has not lost his conscience yet
State Standard.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Is drunkenness epidemic :?

Whisky is sold on the byways
and highways of West Union by
the drink, pint or quart. A CAPT
tai way to get into the clutches Of
Uncle Sam.
Why don't the lovers of ferment-
ed hops at this place, start a beer
club. 1t would take immensely.
Judge Stuart left the court room
and went into the harvest field.
His energy is unequaled. He does
not stand on the street corners full
of whisky, waiting for something to
turn up West Union Record.
If this thing goes on, Bro. Hick-
man, 'twould pay an undertaken to
start Bier Club. We are think.
ing it will take immensely by and
by.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

THE DESCRIPTION SuITED.--A
small tired looking boy appeared
at the door of we editors shanty,
with a smaller basket of smallest
"nubbins," saying dejectedly, Il
have hunted all around for the
owner of this basket and havn't
found him. He was poor man
with red whiskers." Our "gude
wife, took the basket without hest
tation, SO perfect was the descrlp-
ton.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
The next session begins Sept, 5th.
ut is located in an intelligent, or
derby community. 1t has ample
buildings upon a picturesque spot,
commanding noble prospect.
There is no finer site anywhere for
an institution of learning
Wheeling IteLIaqencer.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

MONDAY EVENING.
AT 7 80 P. M. Opening sermon by
N. B. Johnson.
TUESDAY MORNING.
8 A. M. Devotional Services, con-
Quoted by T. A. Morriston.
A Paper. Geology and Revela,
ton. j. L. Clark.
The Advantage of Methodist Lit
erature in our Sabbath Schools.
To beopened by J. w. Lambert.
A Review of Dorchester's "Prob-
lem of Religious Progress" l..
d. King.
AFTERNOON.
2 P. NJ. Devotional Services, con-
Quoted by d. F. Carder.
A Conversation: The Preachers
Library. To be opened by w,
c. Snodgrass.
Should the number of Presiding
Elders Districts in our Con-
ference be reduced2 To be
opened by J. II. Hess.
The Temperance Problem in
West Virginia. ]. E. WATSON
and G. w. Grimes.
EVENING.
Sermon by w. C. Snodgrass, to
be followed by the Communion
Service, conducted by the Pre-
siding Elder, assisted by U. B.
Pribble, J. f. Chenowith, L. e.
Leslie and w. A. Cheu vront.
WEDNESDAY MoRNIND.
8 A. M. Devotional Services, con-
Quoted by r. B. Ward.
Rural, Methodist Church Build.
ings. Geo. G. Wilding.
The Extension of the Pastoral
Term. To be opened by r. w.
Wallace.
Every Itinerant and Local
Preacher in the District is expect
ed to be present on Monday even
ing and remain till Wednesday
noon. When you arrive, report to
Rev. w. A. Cheuveront, the Pastor,
who will provide you with home.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01
Quarterly Meetings.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting
for the Lubbock Circuit will be held
at Gihon, On Saturday and Sun
day. August II and II. The first
services will be held at 2, p. M, on
Saturday, viz: preaching followed
by Quarterly Conference. The
usual services will be held on Sab
bath.
GEO. C. WELDING, P. E.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

w. G. T. U. CoNvENTIoN.-Don't
forget the State Convention of the
w. C. T. U. at Mt. Lake Park. Let
every earnest temperance woman
make an effort to go or send a word
of greeting. If you can't 60 your
self use your influence and money
to have some one else go.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

The editor is away. We make
this statement to save him the
trouble of apologizlng for the
makeup" of the paper when he
returns.
We are too well bred to apologize
for it's contents when he IS IN the
char.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

CASH WILL WIN.-"Cash" always
makes things go-so Cash Coins is
fitting up new Shaving and Bath
rooms down on Ann street, and
will soon be ready to cleanse
humanity in the most approved
style. He opens up his new quar-
ters to-day, August LIST. Step IN
and have shave.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

YOU'VE LADIES C. T. 1--WE wish
to call attention to the wide awake
Y. L. G. T. U. of this city. They
deserve not only commentator
but patronage. See the official re-
port of the Recording Secretary.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

Miss Lula Kendall, who has
Just carried off, the honors of her
class, has received the appoint
ment of principal of the High
School at Elizabeth. We congratu-
late it's patrons.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

BRoADDUs CoLLEGE.--A catalogue
of Broaddus College lies upon our
table, which moves us to urge all
who have daughters to educate to
examine the curriculum of this
growing institution, and give it
the benefit of their patronage.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

The Chancellor block on Market
street is now being rooted, and the
plastering and fitting up progresses
rapidly.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

We learn that Mr.. Forsythe is
about parting with his fine proper
ty at the head of Ann street, to
Mr.. Ravenscraft, at a good round
price.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-08-01

Gov. W. E. Stevenson, though
still quite i'll, is more comfortable
these cool pleasant days. His
friends are anxiously waiting his
return to health.