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WHOLE NO. lO,455.
action will cut off the heavy contributions from
| the Ohio Central which have been made to the
striking miners of Hooking valley
L E.nf

action will cut off the heavy contributions from
the Ohio Central which have been made to the
striking miners of Hooking valley.
Factories Burned.
PITTsBuHc. October l9th.-A fire at Tarentum,
Pa last night, destroyed the pot and box fact
ories connected with Charles Flaccus' glass
works. Loss, 5000.
Long Tramp of Boy.
MILWAUKEE fWis), October I9th-A German
lad, 10 years old, to-day arrived at his home i'll
this city from San Antonio, Tex. having COW
cred the distance on foot. He was nine weeks
in making the trip. When passing through the
without food. He is completely exhausted. and
lies i'll n critical condition this evening.
Mrs. Lockwood on the stump.
New YORK. October l9th.-Mrs Belva A. Lock
wood candidate for President of the National
Equal Rights party, spoke tonight 10 an audi
ence of SOD persons
Two Men Shot at n Church Festival.
WASHINGTON (pa.). October l9th-At festival
given by the Zion A. NJ. +. Church last night, u
disturbance arose, III which two men were shot,
One OF them, 1t is thought, is fatally injured
McCaGrey and Mitchell.
NEw YORK, October 20th--A M-McCaffrey,
who defeated Mitchell on Monday last, was ten
dered y reception Saturday night in Philadel-
phS'i- ina speech MeCatirey said " / am sorry
10 say that Mitchell is taking the result very
hard. Last night he and Billy Madden followed
me up Fourth avenue and stopped me in an
insulting manner. He wanted to know when
would tght INN again. said would fight him
theu ana erc, or any other time that would
sun MS convenience. He wanted me 10 put up
Sl,uh IN Harry Hills hands, hut ! preferred
some other stakeholder. If ii had not been for
the interference of John Clark who was with
me, think We would have come 10 blows"
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F. FOSTER
JAMES McGUuR

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs.
Nl Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Railings,
Gratings, Housework and Blacksmithing in gen.
eral No. $50 < street, between Fifth and Sixth
Secondhand Doors fo- sale. ie22-4utf
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Cotton-Laden steamship in Flames.

GALVESTON October 19th-The iron steamship
Atachia of the Ataehia steamship line of Sun.
derlaGd England, plying between Galveston
and Liverpool was discovered to he on fire this
afternoon while lying in the harbor. the
Atachia has been loading cotton for several days
past and has 2S00 bales aboard. The fire was
burning for several hours before it was dscoy-
cred. Four tugs are now flooding the hold
where the cotton and coal are burning fiercely.
The cotton is insured. While working on the
vessel tonight fireman fell from a barge and
was drowned.
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FRANCE aud China

PARIS, October 19th.-The latest official dis
patches from China state that there has been
no fighting at Tamsui since the Sth instant.
Admiral Courbet asks for Il battalion of marines
to strengthen the landing parties
Contiagration in Russia.
Moscow, October l9th.-Several warehouses
and the German theater are on fire which will
likely spread to the surrounding-6uildinga
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A MOTHERS JOY.

Jos June
il
treated
the
o
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To give list Of bis cures would be IMPOSSIBLE besides it is Unnecessary
for you doubt these you would not believe Others He treats and cures all
durable diseases Of whatever name nature in whatever part Of the system
located however much heretofore dOco and failed to be cured NO
CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
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Another strike OF Miners.

the miners Of the Ohio Central and Buckeye
creek regions have struck for an advance IN
mining to so cents per ton. The operators have
refused to eoncede the demand, AID the miners
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GEORGE w. YOUNG,

CUCCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
- Manufacturer, corner Fourth and / streets.
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes OF
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. rn31-4ptf
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-- - ---------
FOR SALE-TO LET.

ENOR SALE-A ONEHALF INTEREST IN A
L we'll established blacksmithing and wagon
making business III the town of Auburn, Placer
county Cal. For terms and particulars address
J. NJ. WHITE, Auburn ol6-Im
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BUSINESS CARDS.


COOPER, NO. 80 FRONT STREET. SACRA.
" mento, Gel. Manufacturer of Wine Pipes,
Brandy Barrels Beer Kegs, Butter Firkins. A
full stock always on hand. Orders promptly
attended to au2i-Iu
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New YORK, October l9th.-Mrs. Belva A. Lock
wood, candidate for President of the National
Equal Rights party, spoke tonight 10 All audi
ence of SOD persons
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DRs. KELLOGG 4 Goss


DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-oFFICE AND
L Residence, No. 800 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours-S to 10 A. NJ. 8 to and to
sP. NJ. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se5-4pIm
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A WONDERFUL CURE or DEAFNESS.

o n
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PITTsBuRG. October l9th.-A fire at Tarentul
Pa, last night, destroyed the pot and box fat
ories connected with Charles Flaccus' gla
works IaSs 81 nOO
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PARIS, October l9th.-A bomb exploded at u
window of the officers room in the Gendarmes
barricks. Ste. Etienne. nj midnight last night
The windows and furniture We're wrecked. but
nobody was hurt. Nine anarchists Were ar
rested this morning
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NJ. r.. ROSES

A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND K
n streets, builds every description of Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, Horse powers,
etc. New Design Of DEEP WELL PUMP just
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FOREIGN.
flootls in Janaica.

BALTIMORE, October l9th.-lIeavy rains are
reported in Jamaica. The rainfall during the
evening of the 7th WAS 6it inches. The railway
and teiegraphic communication interrupted
Throughout the island A vessel Just arrived
reported having passed large quantity of
trees and vegetable matter. evidently washed
from OFF the different West india Stands through
heavy rains
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DAN HyMAN
C. ZWICKEL,

AJ-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
QNl and Fifth. Cast-Iron Founder; Manufact-
urer of all kinds of Cast and Rod-Iron Railings
ana Fences All Building Castings made TO order.
s5-,pim
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Destruetive Fire in New Yort.

New YORK, October 19th.-Early this morn
ing fire broke out on the second floor of the
four-story brick Building. 2i2 and pa Plymouth
street, Brooklyn, occupied by the Rice Box Gnd
the building. The second floor was occupied
by William y. Peck. wallpaper manufacturer,
and the fourth floor by John Bundy manufact-
urer of electric instruments. All these tenants
suffered m entire loss of stock and fixtures val
ued in all al nearly $4,000. The flames spread
to No. 240, adjoining and to the tOur-story brick
building, 2i6, 2iS, 250 and 252 From this point
pletely destroying 257 and 80, on that street
The cause of the fire is unknown The damage
on the buildings is estimated at fully SlG00O5
partially insured The loss on the entire stock
and fixtures is estimated at Sl00000. While one
of the engines was on its way to the scene it up
set and severely injured Henry Fitzsimmons,
the driver
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4 Beld and successful Dash for Liaertr.

FoRr Worth Tex, October l9th.-Jim Court
right, the notorious detective arrested last night
by the State Rangers and officers from New
Mexico, on a warrant for murder escaped from
his captors this evening. The officers took
Courtright TO a restaurant for breakfast and din
ner, and large crowds followed the prisoner 10
his meals. This evening the guards brought
COPYRIGHT for his supper. Some of Courtrights s
friends had hung two large pistols under the
table where the prisoner sat at the previous
meals. one of the guards was then inveigled
outside, whereupon COPYRIGHT seized the
weapons and covered the two remaining guards.
Backing to the door, he mounted q waiting
horse and fled down the street. The presence
of a large crowd who witnessedeyery maneuyer
of the prisoners friends, hampered the officers
in an immediate pursuit by crowding in upon
them. The escape created tremendous excite
ment Jim Mcintyre accused with Courtright.
arrested yesterday at Wichita Falls was brought
to the city tonight. There was great crowd
at the depot 1t now transpires that the men
were not wanted for the murder OF Mexicans at
named Groestedt, near Albuquerque, whom they
are charged with having first arrested as officers
and then deliberately murdered. Courtright' S
friends DENY the charge.
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Triple Tragedy in Kansas.

LEAvENwoRTH, October 19th.-Richard ].
Waddy, an iron molder, about 80 years old,
shot his wife and Miss Logue, at their boarding
house, and then shot himself through the head
dying instantly. Both women viii probably
die, Mrs. Waddy being shot through the lungs.
the breast. the other in the back. Mrs. Waddy
was fIom Troy, n. Y, and had been married
since last March, but left her husband ON dis
n y. Miss Logue had also been married, but
had separated from her husband. The affair
grew out of domestic infelicity. Waddy had
two pistols, and a large and very sharp knife.
crime was premeditated and carefully carried
out.
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ASTANDARD REMEDY

JW. WINDOW, Baker City, Oregon, writes ::
&c take pleasure in stating that have handled
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
for the past fifteen years, and have yet to hear
the firstto complain of its not giving satisfaction
1t is one of the best selling remedies have on
my shelves, and l can conscientiously recon-
mend it to my customers as standard prepara-
tion."
C. A. PLUMMER & CO., Portland, Oregon.
write: During our six years experience in the
retail drug business in Albany, in this State, we
noted the sale of WISTAR'S BALSAM in
crease from year to year without special adver-
tisement. We have heard many encomiums of
its efficiency from our best customers. and be-
lieve the sale could be permanently and largely
increased by iudicious advertising. Its own in
trinsic merit will, when once introduced, sus-
tain the sale
None genuine unless signed ~. s. BUTTS on
the wrapper. nS1yMTh&w1y
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FripI,tfu, Boiler Explosion.

SIsTERsvILLE (W. Va.), October 19th.-Intelli-
gence from Middleburne, Tyler county, says the
boiler of Isaac Wehrmann's saw.mill, on Ten
mile creek, exploded yesterday morning, totally
destroying the building and machinery, in
and wounding five other men, two of them
fatally
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ANOTHER.


Ike mi KE.
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DIR. A. e. BRUNE,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
| the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and residence, No. 521 J street, between Fifth
and Sixth, Sacramento Office hours-9 to II A
N to and Z to S P. NJ. iv12-tf
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lrOiieG MS movements.

BATANfA, Uctober Iyth.
Have read Parsons statement. Not one word
of truth in it. He applied to me some weeks
ago for money to organize Maryland. | de
clined, and told HIM my plan of campaign had
been placed in the hands of Mr.. Plympton
whom warned against hlm. Afterwards | re-
fused to see Parsons, and Plympton told me he
had refused to have anything to do with him
had heard OF Parsons before, and that he was
fraud; ! found letter here from Nr. Boyon
Marshall, of Maryland member of the Ma
tional Committee of the Peoples party of that
State, asking me to come TO Baltimore. 10 which
replied this morning. putting him in coInmu-
nication with Mr.. Plympton, and referred The
letter TO him, to see if he could find occasion so
that coGld 20 to Baltimore, as some change has
been made in my engagements in Ohio, which
might give an opportunity. This was done ten
hours before | saw Parsons article in the Times
and before heard of Parsons, except as above
stated. BENJAMIN L. BUTLER
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED,

L Sixth street, between l and J, f<sss.5S 8
west side, opposite Congregational ~4lI~ y
Church 1u5-tf
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NOR sALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
L in the Western Hotel Hacking, Two Car
riages and Four Horses and Harness. For fur
ther particulars, inquire at the Office or of the
driver. al1-tf
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SYRACUSE, October 19th* General B. F. Butler
telegraphed tonight from Batavia as follows,
regarding the statement of one Parsons of Bal
timore, i'll the New York Times and Brooklyn
Edgte, that the Republican National Committee
paid the expenses of the Butler campaign, and
therefore controlled his movements:
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-tUhtptl3Hl
And nervous debility. have just "
Returned
From the south in fruitless search for
health, and find that your Bitters are doing
me more
Good
Than anything else.
A month ago was extremely
Emaciated II"
And scarcely able to walk Now l am
Gaining strength and
"Fleshp'
And hardly a day passes but what am
.
complimented on my improved appear
ance, and it is all due to Hop
Bitters J. Wickliife Jackson,
Wilmington, Del.
hs- None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label Shun all the vile, poi
sonous stuff with Hop" or Hops" in their
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-uNros. /
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MILLINERY OPENING

Call and see the GRAND OPENING of all
The Latest STYLES in Fall and Winter
Millinery Goods at
Mrs. KatE ECnsfein'S
No. COS } street. s51plm
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!
10TH
has nderhnp o ands singular
he is C.
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ANY Style Of Garment Desired Made to Order.
Hale Bros. \ Co.,
S29. street. 1926 Ninth street. Sacramento
MILLINERY.
MILLINERY OPENING.

WE WILL OPEN FOR INSPECTION ON
w Thurday, Friday and Saturday, October
10th, 18th and 18TH our French Pattern Bonnets
and Round Hats, together with all the latest
novelties in Fine Millinery, which the ladies of
Sacramento are cordially invited to call and ex-
anime at MESDAMES BARBER d PEALER, 621
street, between Sixth and Seventh, Sacra-
mento. 81 lply
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omce % "a @ to q F..
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
9l9 street, bet. Ninth and Tenth
pSg~ LETTERS CONTAINING STAMP ANSWERED. ~ssa
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Fruit Ranches For Sale.

Containing 100 acres in all; % acres in
Table Grapes of all varieties; 80 acres in Fruit
Trees, all bearing, young and healthy; mostly
Peach. There is a Good Dwelling containing
rooms, Large Stable, Packing-hous etc.
The soil is deep, clear of bedrock or hardpan.
The fruit does not require irrigation, and no
superior Fruit or Grapes are brought to this
market. Situated miles from the city and
one-half mile from railroad station. The pro-
ducts of the place will net over $500 this
year, and the peach crop was very light
Also
so acres of land, miles south of the
city: ~ acres in Grapes; acres in Strawber-
ries and Blackberries: 30 acres in Fruit; good,
nearly new Dwelling; two Barns: two Wagons,
all Farming Tools, etc. Price, $500.
Also
We have subdivided a tract at Brighton.
fronting on sacramento valley Rallroad INTO
10. IL and % acres, and offer them for $50 per
acre; one-third cash.
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II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON j. DRIsCuI
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
TNION FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
" Founders and Machinists, Front street. be-
tween and o. Castings and Machinery of
every description made to order. ja24-ipfrl
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NOR SALE-THE SPLENDID RANCH =-sss
Il of A. Menke, known as the Watt & SesssF
Murray place, containing l13 acres, about -<a-s
one mile beyond Brighton, on the line of the
Sacramento Valley Railroad. This is all bottom
land; highly improved; Dwelhng-hou Barns;
1900 Choice Fruit Trees; Fine Water; Alfalfa
inquire on tie premises. [sStfl A. MENKE.
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Thc Elections IN Relgi.m.

BRUSSELS, October 19th.-rhe Liberals were
victorious in the elections here, at Antwerp.
OstrRd, Liege and fifteen other towns. The
Cleficals elected their candidates at Bruges,
NiYelieS and nine other places, This is an im-
portant triumph for the Liberals, who consider
that the Education Act has been condemned by
the people Jansou, Van Humbeeck and Hey
nlnnIni in ihin citN
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. GEORGE PYBURN,
t. A. sNIDER, NJ. D.,

physician AND SURGEON, southeast corner
i of Second and X streets. Office Hours-9
to 1880 A. NJ; , to 1, and to P. NJ. Residence
9l3 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth. au23-t tf
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-21

wife, self, and the dear little girl
baby. '' Your cousin,
A. J. DYE.
PALATINE. w. VA.
DEAR FREEMAN: - Continue
your visits for. the 81 enclosed. ]
like you very much.
IDA NJ. HIGINBoTHAM.
NERO, w. VA.
DEAR FREEMAN Enclosed find
81, for which send paper to ALDER t
Darks. Ronine's Mills, and Gran
vile Parks, Nero, Each s months.
Please send me sample copies; |
want to get you more names.
GRANVILLE PARKS.
Enclosed find So for FREEMAN.
Please change address from Quiet
Dell to Buckhannon.
-u J. B. DOUGLASS
BERKELEY SPRINGS, April 25, 'S4.
DEAR FREEMAN You say, eff
you like the FREEMAN and the
cause 1T advocates please let us
hear from you"
Here's dollar and a half to con-
tinue my subscription, with my
best wishes for the success Of both
the paper and the cause it advo-
Gates. Accept this as my response.
Yours very truly.
JOHN L. SILER.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-21
WEST VIRGINIA FREEM AN
CORRESPONDENCE.
WEST CHARLESTON SAVED.
The Prayers of the People are
Heard.

DEAR FREEMAN We are feeling
very happy here since we have
gained the victory over Satan and
his colleagues. 'tt - ~
Just before the sitting Of the
County Court the would be saloon
lists rallied with their money and
witnesses, to prove good moral
character but the temperance
"cranks" and 'frural fools, who are
always meddling with the business
of certain of our citizens, of good
moral character, got up a petition,
against granting license to carry
on human butcher shops. Phe
Commissioners heard the people
and refused license, and all the
good people say, Amen! O, but
the advocates of strychnyne and
fish berries are mad And the ru-
NOR is shat one gentleman of sa-
loon proclIvities, threatened to cow
i hide the parties that circulated the
petition. s .Uj t ''r.4 ~ "tl
Now just Imagine, if you can,
how one would feel under such
punishment. Perhaps DR.. Warner,
who stirred up the people some
what on this great question, would
Re willing to bear part of the pun
ishment; and after the Doctor suf-
fers, let them divide their ven
geance among the ninety citizens
who signed the petition.
Dear friends of the FREEMAN, let
us all be persistent in the cause of
God and the right, aud victory will
soon perch upon our banners.
With such standard bearers as DR..
Warner, the FREEMAN, and that
grandest of women orators, Miss
Frances e. Willard, victory must
be ours. Miss Willard lectured in
Dickinson NJ. E. Church South, on
Thursday evening, May 1st, to
splendid audience, dealing death
blows to King Alcohol. Like Josh
VA and Caleb, she does not fear the
tall sons of Anak. S. let the fight
90 on and success to the FREEMAN.
'.f j. s. TODD.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-21
West Virginia Academy.

This school, located at Bhckhan
non, w. Va, is doing most excel
lent work, and promises much to
the people of the State. It's aim is
to furnish our young people the
advantages Of TRUE EDUCATION,
measured by the Christian STAN
dard.
The location was wisely selected.
1t is near the geographical center
of the State and Of sufficient alti-
tude to secure for the town most
desirable climate-a temperature
above the oppressive heat of the
plain, and yet below the vigorous
winter of the mountains.
Buckhannon is now the termi-
nus Of new railroad, running
from Clarksburg via Weston hence
easy Of access. The building, a
substantial brick structure, is near
ing completion. A part of it is al
ready used for school purposes.
Two complete courses Of academ-
ical studies are offered-classical
and scientific. Each of these en-
braces a comprehensive study of
Mathe matics, Science, Literature,
Language and Philosophy. Three
years of Latin and two of Greek are
required in the classical course.
70 those who wish to continue
their studies in some university,
this school offers Il thorough train
ing, such as will give advanced
standing.
Teachers desiring a fuller prepa-
ration for their special work should
consult its advantages.
A Literary and English course
has been arranged for those who do
not wish to study the Foreign Ian
guages.
Any information desired, respect
ing instructions, methods, &C., will
be promptly furnished by the
Principal, Prof. l.. F. John.
Any one feeling it duty to fur
nish money, books, or Geological
or Archaeological specimens should
correspond with the Principal or
with the undersigned,
w. M. WEEKLEY.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-21
BrOwnstOWn Redeemed-Seens
Like Sunday all the Time.
BRowNsTowN, May 16. 'S4,

f.t BROWNSTOWN,' May 10, 81.
ED. FREEMAN The saloons that
have. been dealing out poison and
death IN our little town have been
closed; hope never to be opened
again.
You can scarcely imagine how
joyous our people are. One lady
said to me, 1T seems like Sunday
all the time 9d
But we are not yet satisfied. We
want legal prohibition all over
this thrifty little State Of ours, and
will work and vote for it.
The Commissioners Of Kanawha
county have endeared themselves
to all the good people by refusing
license in every place where there
was objection against it. No Ii
cense at St. Adams, Sissonsville,
West End, Spring Hill, Winifred,
Maiden, Big Sandy, Cabin Greek
or Hampton City. / tell you the
people mean business in this coun-
ty. f.4.. t#e,
feel like telling you the names
of our Honorable Court, who stood
by the people so manfully:
President, G. NJ. Shelton.
Gentlemen Commissioners, J. D
Barnes and Bob Carr.
May they live long to enjoy the
confidence of their many friends.
r. WORKMAN.