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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
Lubbock Items.
LUBEcK, March "a

LUBEcK, March "a.
ED. FREEMAN: We are glad to
have the FREEMAN each week. We
peruse its columns with interest.
We expect to hear something
when we get hold of a copy of the
FREEMAN, and we are never disap-
pointed.
Now 1 often wonder about the
FREEMAN's waste basket. But
hoping it is full, / venture few
jottings from Lubbock.
Leroy" may make an annual
visit, or go a-fshing, but as he
sports ''long-tailed reversible"
about the city, be knows hut little
that is taking place in the village
of Lubbock and vicinity.
The demon turks here in hidden
places, SO says rumor. Mr.. Chas.
Fahl's shoe shop was visited few
nights ago, and the contents of the
money drawer taken.
Several of our oldest citizens are
on the sick list; among them, w.
F. Golfer, who is we'll known by
many of Parkersburg's oldest set
tiers.
The only daughter of ex-senator
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
Religious News.

Rev. Thomas Allen, of Dayton,
O., preached in the Baptist Church,
of this city, last Sunday.-Mariett
Times.
CHURCH BURNED--The Broad
Run Baptist Church, in the upper
end of this county, was burned last
Saturday, catching on fire from a
steve fue. The loss is about S.. 900 ;
no insurance.-Clarksburg Tele-
gram.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
News Culling.

Hon. L. 0. Howe, Postmaster
General, died of pneumonia, at Ken.
osha, Wisconsin, on Sunday last.
OAT MEAL CooKEp.-The Dat
Meal Mill of Carter & Stewart, Ger
ter City. o., burned on Sunday.
Loss, $4,000.
Government has made arrange.
ments to care for the sick river
men at Gallipolis, Ohio, thus Civ
ing those who pay hospital dues
greater facilities for care at govern
ment expense, than formerly. DR..
Crumley has been appointed Ma
rine Surgeon for that station.
Winnipeg, the capital of Mani
toba, north of Minnesota, had
nearly 100000 worth of new
buildings last year; the assessment
has increased from 100000 to
S36,000,000, and its population
from $4,000 to 10000.
William and Mary college, the
oldest in the United States, except
Harvard, has not a single pupil.
The town of Williamstown itself.
the seat of fashion and the capital
of Virginia in the days of the Rev.
olutiop, is going to decay.
The 275 barrels of mackerel
which were taken in the Bay of st.
Lawrence last year by the schooner
Yankee Lass, cost the United
States, by remission of duties and
interest on the Halifax award, not
less than 81 400 per barrel.
FLooDs.-A correspondent of The
Globe Democrat reports that scores
of the best farms in Arkansas and
Mississippi, along the river be-
tween Memphis and Helena are in
a complete state of wreck. A
Memphis dispatch says that many
Of the poorer settlers on the sunk
lands and the upper st. Francis
have died of starvation or drowned.
The people of st Louis have de-
termined to erect the largest ana
handsomest exposition building in
the United States. Up to date
seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars have been subscribed for.
the purpose.
DYNAMITE DEvILMENT. "A recent
attempt to blow up the British
Government with dynamite is still
the cause of much excitement in
London. The immediate damage
caused by the terrific explosion
amounted to many thousand dol
lars, but this is insignificant, com
pared with the general paralysis
and damage to business by the uni
versal excitement caused by this
secret villainy.
The failure to trace the guilty
parties intensifes the feeling Of
insecurity-nor has the excitement
allayed. A dispatch dated London,
March %, says: Two thousand in
fantry have been ordered to protect
the public buildings. The Cald-
stream Guards have been posted
in Parliament buildings and Buck
ingham Palace.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
.J.B. McCANDI4ESS,

1nianna Street, square above R. R. Bridge,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
The infatuated Eleven.

The infatuated Eleven.
Messrs. Byrne, Dawson. Donehoo,
Floyd, Melvin, McNeel, Price, Scott,
Stollings, Vanmeter, and Mr.. Pres
ident Farnsworth names to be
kept where the peoplecan see them,
untiltheir justdoom fortheirstrange
act in defeating the submission of
the Amendment, is fixed.
THE INFATUATED ELEVEN.
Look at them; look until they can
be remembered, remembered as
having conspired to paralyze the
tongue of a free people!
Their offense and outrage was
against the Liberties, the Safety, and
the Homes of the people.
Their "Liberties" founded upon
that tried stone-of "no law abridg-
ing the right of the people to petit
tion for redress of grievances.
The 10000 petitioners spurned
from the Senate Hall, were asking
for their right to seek, in lawful
way, the redress of the deadly
grievance of the liquor crime.
The Eleven arrogantly cut off
the right of the people to redress
this their.grievance; forbade their
trying torid themselves of the drink
curse.
THEIR SAFETY
Doing this, they struck at the
"Satety" OF every man and woman
in the State. A drunken man is a
dangerous man, anywhere. He's
possessed by demon. He is him
Sc If, more or less a demon; and no
wonder four out of five of the crimes
which darken the land, the MUIR
ders and violences, come from the
liquor traffic, which the 10000, set
at nought by the ELEVEN" want to
stop. So this conspiracy strikes at
the Safety of each citizen, for no
body is safe where maddening Ii
quor is free. Worse; all the young
tipplers-the recruits soon to be
full-grown drunkards-but who
know and tremble often, at the dan
ger they see and feel as to them
selves; their Safety also is utterly
condemned by the Infatuates.
Let them go to ruin; slide down
the deadly slope through saloons
and grog-shops to hell-you citi-
zens of West Virginia shall not be
allowed to try to stop them" This
the vote of the eleven declares.
THEIR HOMES.
That vote of the Eleven against
the submission of the Amendment,
was wicked stroke at the numer-
Gus homes in the State, in which
liquor is doing its destroying work,
as we'll as other homes. Would 90
600 numerate the homes endanger-
ed by liquor drinking husbands,
fathers and sons, in this State ?
Home Nth a drunkard IN it, What
else is there? Oh ask the wasted,
blighted families where liquor is
doing it's internal work! They can
show the bitter ashes of all peace
and property, and family-good
which the fiery drink has made, for
answer.
The home, meant to be, and which
when temperance and virtue rule
it, is next door to heaven when
the liquor curse is on it, is speedily
cast down to the woe and shame of
hell But the "Infatuated Eleven"
vote these homes shall all be left in
the destroyer's power. The people
shall not be allowed to deliver their
homes, or try to deliver them from
the sure destroyer, Drink.
Ought not these, called honora-
BILE, Senators to be remembered?
N. G.
Dngin;onc NaUc
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors of Rosebery Cline, deceased
In pursuance of q decree of the Circuit
Court of the comfy of Wood, made in a
cause therein pending, to subject the real es-
tate of the said Rosebery Cline to the pay
ment of his debts, you are required to pre-
sent your claims against the estate of the
said Rosebery Cline for adjudication to Bar
nal Powell Com missioner, vt his office in the
said county, on or before the 18th day of May
1883.
Witness 0. NJ. Clemens, Clerk OF our said
Court this 23d da. of March. 1888.
O. M. CLEMENS, Clerk.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28

going to do about the amendment
muddle? We say vote it down.
Better "suffer the ills we have than
flee to others we know not off,
Wetzel Democrat.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-28
WEST VIRGINIA. FREEMAN.
WEST VA. NEWS AND NOTES.
0. R. R.-An exchange saws:

70
Six car loads Of horses, together
with implements and equipments
for building the Ohio River Rail-
road landed at Benwood, Tuesday.
The contractors at the Parkers-
burg end are getting ready for
business.
To BE WAKED UP.-We have
seen a letter or petition, numer-
ously signed, addressed to our coun-
ty prosecuting attorney. which, if
he reads it, will probably wake up
that functionary. Richie Demo
crat.
In descending hill with his
family in wagon, Mr. Lewis Cook,
of Raleigh county, recently suffered
u serious runaway and "smash-up"
caused by the breaking of breast
chain. Several of the family were
thrown out, run over, and in va
rious ways badly hurt. The Inde1
has particulars. Transfers should
look we'll to breast chains and rub
bers."
J. Paul Borgess., son of John R.
Boggess, of this place, fell dead at
q saw mill on Battle Fork, bod
bridge county, Wednesday. He
had not complained seriously, and
the first known to be wrong, some
of the employees noticed him hold
ing on to a door. They ran to
him, but before they could assist
him, he fell on his face, dead, not
uttering word or groan.-
Ciarksburg Telegram.
Aaron Delong smiled on US last
week, as only he can smile. Uncle
Aaron has taught school for about
fifty consecutive years, which per-
haps, cannot be said of any other
man in the State.-S. Mary's Or
dcle.
John Melody, of Keyser, has gone
to Baltimore to be treated for some
thing like cancer of the tongue.
His physician here, we understand,
attributes the cause of the ulcer TO
smoking.-Keyser Tribune.
James Wentz, a son of David
Wentz, while saving at Kesling's
Mills in Union District, was thrown
upon the band and had his arm
broken in two places. He had a
narrow escape with his life. Buck
harmon Banner.
A Sistersville Cor. of the Tyler
Star says:
Mrs. Stocking last week fell
from a step ladder and broke her
arm.
SUIcIDE.-Capt. Jere Mason, an
old steam boat man. shot and killed
himself instantly on Monday even
ing at the residence of his brother,
Capt. Sam Mason, of Wheeling.
Alteration of mind caused by i'll
ness is given as the cause of the
suicide.
NORMAN HoRsEs.-The Rstchae
Democrat says:
The Kinseley boys arrived here
one day last week from Illinois,
with two more imported Norman
horses, weight 1900 and 1000.
They are perfectly beautiful.
WILD BILL.-The Grafton Sen
tiael announces the capture of WI
L. Lindsey, known as "Wild Bill"
by Deputy U. S. Marshal, J. w. |
Haggarty. The Se.atimelsay Lind
sew was notorious violator of the
revenue laws, and the terror of the
neighborhoods where he moved.
When taken he had two revolvers
in his belt.
GRAFTON ELEcTIoN.-The Graf
ton municipal election last week,
seems 20 have excited but little in
terest. The following are the Off
GERS elect:
Mayor-John w. Deck.
Councilmen-Dr. A. H. Thayer.
Alexander, Shaw, VIM. +. Poe,
John Flanagan.
School Commissioner-Arthur
Sinsel.
AMENDMENT MUDDLE.-The Reg
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THOS. J.. FISHER l. CO.,
IL Real Estate AuctioneerR
uN1MpRoyED PROPERTY At AUCTION

UNIMPROYED PROPERTY AT AUCTION,
sbe
Cause No. :. 1s7, wherein Temple e ct al are eom-
ana as rust vii sen at pSbo the
following described real estate It the times and places
On THURSDAY, MAY THIRD. at FOUR AND A
d. hA 90 oGL3Gk r NJ. on the premises Let No
s 81 ,s s,s Lot No.
the Lott Is in
g s9a e 1T IF sSi iHa ,6f s
O'CLOCK p NJ. on the premises, Lot in 50. No. IOlI
on ss o. in
S5G sE1ss s. e hear s.s csts
sf$hH .ra l'ss
part Of r. square 1927 Lot 18th and
.nd Ps 1 M fronting 40 feet on 18th
premises and
or SATURDAY. MAY FIFTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK
sub Lot %, square s4s: Lot 8; square SOS:
To- t. and south haf Of H. Sio '0'
Let Let square sonsss es1 Lot square ei$
Lots 5 and !. square east Of ga:
O. the
equal instaments at SIX and twelve months respect.
annum from day Of sale. to be secured BY approved
@ have OF e 81 the
oae Of css s h so b
Upon default Of any purchaser in complying with terms
Of Eh m s da ts IT ssa
cost OF the defaultlng purchaser after three CD days
@'@ '' VIC .0'' q cHA S s. FSThER. Trustee
THOS. j. FISHER l. CO. AGctoneers APT e, t. th&ds
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS q Ohio.
CoVRT IN GENERAL. T.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Mccullough agt Croft; argument con.
cliifnd and submitted.
SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoURT-ysf9e Hdrfrflsur.
Yesterday, Charles Chase and James Waters
houSehreaking: verdict gu ltv on first count. RI.
ward johnson and John Hudson, housebreakiug:
on trial
PROBATE CoURT-Re2tster Rnmsrp1
To-day. VIII OF Eliab klngman oven. Estate
Anthony Blu lilly; account OF aGm illustrator and
petition filed. WIN OF John n. foveloy Med ami
fully proven. WIN or W I. Furclard proved
VIII OF e. w. collins; petition u A. Collins Id
and citation issued.
Equity CoCRT-.JUdpe Macar1h,fr
To-Day. McNally agt Ward; pro confesso abso-
luoe; lien declared. Clark agt Howard: do; do.
Bigelow agt Mason: $500 ord red paid detcnd anr.
BUSH agt. stanton; guar ian ad Item. PAYNE
agt. Payne; sale ratified n 81. Woodruff apt Ma.
tonal Shell and File Co.; motion to suppress u,s-
tl'nony ordered heard al nnal hearing. Yeopower
agI kengla; sullivan allowed to intervene.
taken. Ward agt Ward; sale confirmed Knigbt
agt. B. & p. Railroad; on hearing.
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Idy1."
FROM A PROVIDENCE MERCHANT.

FROM PROVIDENCE MERCHANT.
Mr. GEORGE Il. DAVIS, fruit dealer ct 297 westmin-
ster street. bears his grateful testimony 10 the unequaed
excellence of the product Of one Of our most skifu
Providence Pharmacists. M Davis aya 'L.ss spring
very greatly troubled with severe Inflammation Of
the kidneys, and it became bad that Ut times urin
atsd blood. and my sufsrin9s Intense Ny oondi
ton was % painful that for while Scarcely able
to attend to business. and the sev,rs pain would
30 suddenly and %, arely that would be Obliged TO
leave customer whom might happen to b. waiting
upon During part Of the time was unable to walk.
and scarcely knew what to do which way lock for
relief. At this time . friend recommended Hunts
Remedy took two bottles Of it and 1t took right hold
Of my disease and cured me very speedily. and have
experienced no trouble with lay Kidneys since.
'Turthermore. Hunts Remedy has STRENGTHENED mo
worry much and since began to use have been able
to attend to business. and all right now. heartily
recommend it to all What has done for me II will do
for you who are afflicted"
SUFFERED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
Hon. JOSHUA TurHrLr. Of Fart Saginaw. Mich says
Count me among the enthusiastic friends Of Hunts
Remedy It has proven in my all you claim for It,
Having suffered for about twenty years with severe dis
ease Of the kidneys (which local physician pro-
nounced Brights Diseased, made journey East to
consult the eminent DR.. Haven. of Hamilton. New
York OF whose fame in this speciality had heard much
Dr. Haven examined carefully and simply said Go
and get bottle Of Hunts Remedy and take according
to directions After having travelled 80 far for treat
men It struck rather funny be directed to take
medicine which might have bought within a stones
throw of my own door but was in the doctors hands,
and Of course followed hs advice and right glad VIVA
that did SO. for before had taken Hunts Remedy
half dozen times found immense benefit from it. and
by continuing the of it for limited time recovered
from my trouble entirely, and am o-day, think on,
OF the most rugged OF rugged Mchganders The world
is indebted to you SIR for the PRONUNCIATION of such
medicine aud hope you may not go without your re-
ward" ap30
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AND WINTER,

In all STOMACH DISORDERS. for sLEEpLEss.
NESS. for SUDDEN CHILLs. when Drenched during
the EQUINOX. when Cold in WINTER, when
Distressed in SUMMER. buy bottle of
your Druggist or your Grocer for 80 Cents (nsist on
having the GENUINE given you-FREDERICK
BROWNS. PHILADELPHIA. and you will secure an
article which will serve you well-ALL THE YEAR
ROUNDI al
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s!1s dssd Y ssi:a 5sE
and at he Holder q tie bond
n Ct 1Sh
g Sas I'M ns
follows: Beginning 1t the northeast angle Of
s and anns soah
snd Inches west 1Saf hund1ea aes
dre g9h
point five 81 feet enthusiastically from the
said hanred anu as
the and the balance pav.
equal payments at six and twelve months to
al # fS PET
OF acceptance Of bid. FERNS to be complied With in
trustee reserves the right to resell 1t the risk cost
ap24-d WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
s 81 eE AE1k Is 3gH
NsSgS Of SrSa AET 81 Hhn KRhxfx
t sra OF Goes in vii ss N
q R oi s MaK
p S2s ii f. in BOX sn il Hhsb
fronts 81 feet Gales street. and 20 feet on 10th
street of the Of part of tract called Long
Meadows" made by Job Barnard, Trustee, W. Ii.
Glagett and the Columbia Railway Company. recorded
n'S 's ess
sided into ~ lots. but will be offered WHOLE and
said lots in Block 30 will be offered in the same way
Terms: One-fourth cash, and residue in equal pay
ments ct two and three years from day Of sale
with interest at six cent per annun all cash if
desired. reasonable derosit required day of SALE
and ccnveyancing at the purchasers cost plat Of
the property can be at office Of Trustee Auc
tiO0eer.
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
-.-.- sos street northwest.
DUNGANS0N BROS. Aucts ap2O-f VIM
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- 4BN IOuisana avenue,
ap2S-d6ds DUNCANSON BROS Amcts

(tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE ON DELAWARE AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTHWEST.
by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No. Ea
S3il docket a. 29th March 1885, the undersigned AI1
MAY. A. d. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. at public
auction in front Of the premises sell the following resl
estate to wit; Being parts OF lots thirteen and four
teen tl3 and l4 IN square six hundred and forty
t64l), commencing for the same at point street
distant thirty feet eleven inches from the
corner o. sa1d square and running thence south at
right angles to said street feet
teet Two inches through the partition of two houses
on parts Of said lots thirteen and fourteen
% and la. and thence west en- said F street
TO the place of beginning and parts Of said
thirteen and fourteen u3 and 14 in said square six
hundred and (642) commencing for the same
at on street distant fourteen feet east from
northwest corner Of said square, and running thence
1ncnes thence south right angles to said street
three feet north Of the dividing line Of lots twelve
and thirteen az and 49,; thence westward parallel with
said dividing line sixteen eleven inches themes
north to the place OF beginning.
Terms 81 sale as prescribed by the decree Of court
third OF the purchase money in cash. and the bal
ance in six and twelve months Respectively from the
and secured by deed Of trust upon the property
all cash. at option Of the purchaser. deposit of 500
required at the time Of SALE If the terms
Piled with In ten days after the
Kht to resell the property at the the default
ins purchaser. Al at cost Of purchaser.
'ooS9 81 : 3, .. Gull
JNO. A. CLARKE A'ussee"'
J. 7. COLDWElI4 Auct ap3O lot
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Wall Street To-day.
FIRM STOCK MARKET, WITH FRACTIONAL 4

VANCE.
NEW YORK, May 4-The Posts financial
article says: The stock market was generally frm
but quiet on small volume Of business during the
forenoon, the net result to 10 80 o'clock being
majority or stocks Jersey Central and Richmond
and West Point were exceptions, being IL higher
Tor the former and Y for the latter. The strong
est stocks On the list during the forenoon were
Jersey Central. Richmond and Danville, ST. Paul.
Denver, Lake Shore and Union Pacific. The weak
below the lowest price OF yesterday and at 70 80
O'Clock showed a decline of q from last nights
prices Notwithstanding the growing impression
port, they were generally steady except New York
central, which was rather weak, as above noted.
hannibal and ST. Joe advanced per cent { 81 on
sales OF 400 shares Richmond and Danville sold
at 63 and "a for 200 shares, against go last night
canada Pacific did not sustain the advance of
yesterday, and sold down TO 63% from 64k last
night ana 64N at the opening this morning.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY OF THE SUB

DIVISION OF BARRY FARM.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in IS.
for the District Of Columbus Win sel ct public
Ss S9N II frf %ty Of he On
O'CLOCK NJ. all tho following described real estate,
- us sne county Of Washington in said District
1scmSn nu9peered one of the subdivision BY the
IL Ave g Ealy Farm. being the north side Of said
?o,ans lot numbered four and containing fourth
improvements. ways easements H9fts priyileQes md
70 the same belonging OF Ia snywss s
detma One.third cash; balance In six and twelve
~ noea TO bear interest and to Be secured by deed
chsssr enIses eoio, or all cash. ct option Of pur-
Senoss a, S GOVERNMENTS &C.. q purchasers cost
Vifh IN ssvsM ssqurSo at SALE Terms to b compiled
@ch fnrcnaser after avs d.yG pubic NOTICE q
'u sncso.sckd. SAMUEL OROsHI Trasass.
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Fer Ar..sl ois sioa.m sad 44o p. m. daily EXCEPT
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Sunday iG:S0 s:zo Gnd II - n. H., and 200 aud
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4Ish lelye Alexandra CT Washington 600. 800.
anl ~. w pm sn and i, ag' 8d 2sa 90 o.
lay ~ 500. g. ) and 1000 am 100 aud
1.l and information at The once. nortneas. corner
sG cam Z m oa a; ss ehs sa u s1
s''' Il eesonahcn IRON ho,eis ana residences.
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II H. NaDaxeF