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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Field Notes.

1t is most refreshing to read
from the Writ Transcript accounts
of the active doings of our sisters
in Elizabeth. We clip these ex-
tracts:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE W. C. T. U.
After devotional exercises, the
meeting was called to order by the
President, and the reports of the
several members read and re-
ceived.
The Superintendent of Juvenile
Work then took the chair, and pre-
ceeded to organize Band of Hope,
for the instruction of the young
people. The officers of the
Band of Hope consist of a Super
intendent, three Assistant Super
intendents, President, three Vice
Presidents, Secretary, Assistant
Secretary and Treasurer
The Committee on Temperance
Literature was then instructed to
make selections of literature need
ed for the work, and order the
same.
Miss Ida Taylorwrites inquiring
about uniforms for her company of
Temperance Cadets. We are max
ing every effort to get those Cadets
to our Convention for a sample
drill. They are on the program
and we hope they will be able to be
on the ground, There will also be
a sample "Band of Hope" drill. We
hope to show the friends what the
w. C. T. U. do with the boys anc
girls.
We are proud of our w. C. T. U
women, all of them, and will b.
pardoned for showing it, especial
ly when practical business mer
endorse them, as did several prom
inent business men of Grafton, tn
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
To Everybody.

If not a subscriber, send for
FREEMAN at once. You will surely
want the Campaign news, and es-
pecially the full proceedings of
these grand Temperance Conven-
tions to be held in June.
Every family in the State ought
to have the FREEMAN during this
year.
Send $3.50 for a year, $1.O0 for
8 months, 75cts 6 months, 5Octs a
months; or even Is cts will bring
the Invest paper in the State on
trial 2 months, and secure the full
Convention proceedings. Sample
copies free. Address,
FREEMAN,
e Parkersburg.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
W. C. T. e. CONTINUED.
A Call to Prayer by the National
w. G. T. e.

The National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union has issued a
Call to Prayer in view Of the Pres
idential ventions and cam
paign.
Tuesday, May 9th has been fix
ed as the day for all local unions
throughout the land to observe as
Day of Prayer. A full program
has been prepared for the days OBJ
servance: this came too late Tor
this issue but will be given in full
next week. But that the Unions
may be prepared for the day, we
will state here in brief the time
and several subjects for prayer, as
suggested in the program.
Tuesday, May 81, 10 to IL
PRAYER for the Leaders of the w.
C. T. U. .... rrYl.l lt.
II to 12,-For Christian Pastors
and Editors.
1 to 2.-For the Platforms of Par
ties.
2 to 3.-For the Presidential can
didates.
3 to S.-For the Christian Vo-
tiers of the Republic, with whom
rests the balance of power.
Unions are urged to enlist all
pastors to cooperate, inviting them
to preach on the subject of "God in
Government" on the preceding
Sunday.
We hope the day will be faithful
ly and hopefully observed through
out our State. Full call and pro-
gram next week.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14

other day. Said they, eff Ms
Love, president of Grafton Union,
says it it will be best to have Mrs
Wells and will work up her len
ture, we will stand financially r.
sponsible." This from two prom
inent merchants and the cashie,
of bank.
A temperance "Glee Club" bs,
been formed by the Parkersburp
Y. w. C. T. U. and their honorarv
members. We hope this example
will be followed by all the tenn.
perance young folks.
Moundsville will organize when
Mrs. Wells comes.
After filling our w. C. 7. U.
page inside and trespassing thus
much here, we still, have a big
batch of fresh items and interest.
ing letters that must go over to
next week.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Learning What they Want.

In the last Legislature West Vir-
ginia women were told "They did
MT know what they wanted"
The women, poor, silly things
simple dish washers and baby
nurses-what did they know about
government and politics?
1t is doubtless now most joyous
and comforting to these anxious
politicians to know that the wo-
men all over the State are fast or
ganizing W. G. T. U. schools, and
studying like good little girls, to
learn and find out a0hat then a0ant.
We think they'll soon be able to
tell these political lords in plain
English Just what they do want.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
To Sister Unions, Greeting.

WHEREAS, we learn that Sister
R. NJ. Colvin is to remove from
Grafton to Harrisonburg, there
fore;
Resolued, That Sister Colvin has
by her earnest religious zeal and
kindly Christian department, SO
won the love and esteem Of the
members of this Christian Tenn
perance Union that it is with
great reluctance we give her up.
RESOLVED, That we heartily COM
mend our dear sister to the friends
of this and all other Christian
causes in the community where
she is to make her home.-Proceed-
imgs Grafton ". C. T. U,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
The Temperance Meeting Sum
day Afternoon.
Highway Robbery, Us. Liquor Rob
berry.

The friends who were SO careless
as not to be at the Temperance
meeting last Sunday afternoon, at
the Baptist church, missed a most
stirring aud "stalwart" address on
Prohibition, by Rev. T. B. Hughes
of the NJ e. Church, besides a va
riety of refreshing salt and pep.
per" speeches by other friends and
visitors.
1t did the most radical" of US
good to hear Brother Hughes say
with emphasis:
II avouId much rather cote to L.
ce,ase highavaynae9a than cote to H.
cemSe saloons. The man who robs
his neighbor of money only, is less
guilty before God than he who
takes both money and character,
giving curses and curses only IN
exchange
Rev. R. A. Hit, of the U.B.
church, reiterated this sentiment,
saying he would a thousand times
IdLu6I NUGG W llGtloC llCll w SVCal
everything his boys and neighbors
had, than to give license to sell
them liquors. In the one case
they take money only, in the other
they take money, manhood, repu-
tation, body, soul, everything.
DR.. Luse, editor of the Temper
nnce Adw0cNfz of Glide. Ohio, was
present and gave US stirring talk
on the Temperance issues in the
great State Of Ohio.
Let these Sunday afternoon tenn
perance meetings be talked up, adj
vertised and the house will be
filled.
Let everybody expect and look
fer meeting and not only be pres
ent, but bring crol0d.
Remember the meeting aaert Sum-
dan afternoon.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Convention Programs.

The State Executive Commit
tee of that body, have already pre-
pared a program, fixing the order
of business of the w. C. T. U Con-
vention, times of leading ad-
dresses, &C., which will soon APP
pear in the FREEMAN columns.
Like announcements will be
made as to the State Temperance
Convention, SO that all visitors
may know in advance of the feasts
in preparation for them.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
The Sentinel's Taunt.

The Sentinel in it's most remar k
able comments in recent number
on the Walker District License
contest, before the County Court,
taunts the temperance people of
the district for failing to attack the
character of one Of the applicants.
Surely the temperance people OF
Wood county would be the yeriest
Idiots. ever again to interpose an
objection to the granting of license
on the grounds that the applicant
was drunkard or otherwise dis
qualified under the law.
They have not forgotten, if the
Sentinel has, that proof positive and
overwhelming was not long since
produced before both Council and
Commissioners, that certain appli
cants were notorious drunkards as
well as self-convicted and jury-con-
victed violators of the law, and yet,
Council and Court gave them all
license, over vetoes, proofs, protests,
official oaths and everything. Talk
about proving an applicant disqual-
flied before such tribunals! Cui
Bono?
In the case at Volcano junction.
the fight was against the internal
business, and the good people did
hope the Court would hear the
prayers of a great majority of all
the citizens, and save them from
the saloon curse; but they were
mistaken.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Saloon Over the Bank.

Several good friends send us &C
counts of the fate of a saloon that
persisted in forcing itself into the
protesting town of Proctorsville,
Ohio. The mass of communities
tions on hand compel us to make
ore of these accounts suffice. This
will be found on an inside page.
We are not in favor of upset.
ing a saloon contrary to law, Meth
er are we in favor of a saloon up
setting whole town, contrary to
aW
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
$40 and Costs.

For wonder there was some
excitement last week over the ar
rest and trial of Parkersburg sa-
loon keeper, for selling to minors;
1t was plain case, and SlUand
costs was the judgment of Recorde:
Turner.
Two bad young girls testified to
buying quart of beer. Inc
bar keeper put in the excuse that
the girls said the beer was tor
"George"---somebody. This the
girls persistently denied; but had
it been true, it would have been no
defense
The Recorder refusing it, an ap-
peal was obtained through a man
damus from the Circuit Court.
We are informed that the girls
who talked so freely at the trial
about buying beer and whisky
when they pleased, have since left
the city, and the knowing ones
can we'll guess that the purpose OF
the appeal will be gained. Such
is License and Regulation.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Read and Post.

After carefully noting down in
your diary all the advertisements
on. the second page OF this weeks
FREEMAN Supplement, we want
everybody into whose hands a
copy comes, to post up the con-
vention announcements in pub
lie place where everybody can see
and read. This do for the sake Of
the cause.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Please Pay Now.

We don't like to worry our sub
scribers, neither do we like for
their carelessness to worry US.
Many of our best friends allow
themselves to get far in arrears,
Just as if the FREEMAN had no use
for money.
Won't those who know they are
owing on subscription, please pay
qaoao. Don't wait to be bothered by
us again next week.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
The Women of West Virginia.

The politicians of the State are
j ust beginning to learn that West
Virginia has a reserve force of true
and noble women, who propose to
convince the most skeptical that
they do know auhat they a0amt. And
the army is mastering with a zeal
Gus rapidity never before dreamed
of. Every day new W. G. T. US.
are falling into line.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Post the Supplement.

We urgently ask every subscri,
Der to post the Supplement with
this weeks issue, in Store, Post
Office, on barn door, at the road
sside-anywhere where everybody
can see and read about our coming
State Temperance Conventions.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
Convention Excursion Rates.

Negotiations are being made and
such favorable excursion rates by
steamboats, and reduced fare BY
railroads as can be secured will be
duly announced through the FREE
MAN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14

The Ohio Voters Union meets in
S tate Convention June 25th. West
Virginia's greatest need is a COM
pact, well handled Voters Union.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14
AMONG OUR EXCHANGES.
Their Notions and Ours.

ance advocate on the rostrum IN
this city Thursday night, will
mark the beginning Of female ora
tory in Charleston.-Chartesto'a
Times.
And from all accounts the be-
ginning seems to have been a tri-
umphant success. We rather
think a woman's plea may be
made in Charleston by a woman
after this, without melting a riot
or necessitating the calling out of
the militia.
The Grand Jury found one hun
dred and forty-fve indictments at
the recent term of Circuit Court.
One hundred and forty-two were
for misdemeanors and three for
felony. Seventy were against R.
Beasley for retailing.-Ralelgh IN
de1.
And so the fight goes on. When
we can get the criminal liquor
sellers in the ranks with the
great army Of other criminals, then
a charge all along the line will
give US the victory. .-
Council met in regular session
last Monday night, and ordered the
town pumps cleaned out and re-
paired. They refused to grant IT.
vim ODER license to keep saloon.
- Wetzel Messenger.
A good nights work. Cleaning
pumps and refusing license will
meet the approval of good people
always and everywhere
Sheets, who has had SO much
trouble in this county on account
of handling whisky, has located in
Harrison county. The people of
Toms Fork feel relieved at getting
rid of him. West Union Record.
Any community always feels re-
lieved on getting rid of lawless
liquor seller. IT'S just like get
ting over the small pox. .
One of the subjects for discussion
in the Methodist Conference at
Philadelphia will be how to secure
clean newspapers. We modestly
suggest to the ministry that the
whole matter can be settled by sub
scribing for the Register. Register.
And will the Register furnish ev-
cry subscriber with a newspaper
washing-machine as a premium ?
Otherwise we don't see that the
suggestion solves the problem.
Buildings are going up so rapid,
ly and numerous in Huntington,
that one of our carpenters on going
to work the other morning, couldn't
tell which building he had worked
upon the day before, -RepubLican.
Didn't he pass some saloons on
his way?
Everybody can see and must &C
knowledge the good effects of the
stong position taken by some of our
citizens on the temperance ques-
ton, and we hope to see a ticket
elected pledged to the best inter
ests of the Rand0Iph Enter
PRISE.
Temperance agitation is always
attended with good effe Cts" and
wherever the people stop to think,
the sober thought is, "The saloon
must 60"
The 4O6 names to the petition
praying the Council to refuse Ii
cense for the sale of liquors, were
ruthlessly slaughtered, so to speak.
Huntington Commercial.
Our County Commissioners,
with the same heartlessness, threw
aside like petition signed by 7OC
of the best citizens of Volcano and
vicinity, and unanimously grant
ed the demand of the drunkard fac.
tories, who had secured about zoe
names to their wicked petitions
The people are. beginning to see
that Christian and sober people
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14

TALMAGE.-We've only time to
say, this morning, that the storm
didn't prevent a full and enthusl-
astic house at Academy Of Music,
last night. Talmage can storm,
too. The Lyceum Association is to
be much thanked for this rare
feast.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-14

SAMPLE CoPIEs.-Many sample
copies are sent out to-day, and
with every one polite invitation
to subscribe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-22

= Die neu gegrunbete uSannober'=
f6e @eri6tss3eitung, Organ fir Chill
uno Strafre6ts pflege, empfieblt
ii9 ben 8epobnern ber probin5 6an=
nober nit ben @orten Scr M 3 RI
9annoberaner miro in unieren
Spalten ein Spiegelbilb ers
fennen unb inn bieierbalb unier Bldtts
den balo lieb unb tpertb tperben." Sa
bic Spalten bes 8lattes gr6Btentbeils
8eridte aus ben Strafgeri6ten entbal=
ten, 10 flingt bies ni9t geraoe i6mei.
9elbaft. - Cine 9iDti5 in gfr. 81 Der
r5aales3eitung" beginnt nit ben Worz
ten: uSm Often 8erlins lebte Elm
beritprbener rei9er @utsbeiiber. "
0lbf6er Nnfang fiir einen S6auere
Noman. - Sm Sanauer rl1nterbalz
tungsblatt" i1reibt 2ubpbica 9eiefiel
in ibrer Grsdblung n8itte Griin!": !:
r9lus bem &reiie Der Serren trat ein
ebrpiirbiger @reis berbor; p ei 5 10 a.
rem Bart un6 6aar, 50 altungunb
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uGeFern Nbenbs bef6enfte mid meine
liebe Grau Bertha, adj 81 d.
li6er @eburt, nit einem frdftigen,
Qelunbeu eSuuQeu.n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-22

pins, tuel6e ct friiber er8dbIt nnb uns
pioerliegt feien, baiten bic 8ebDlferung
emp0rt. Gebner fiibrt einige 8eiipiele
bierfiir an. 3elle m06te feline Snters
peflation at bic iiioii9en Mu9erer unb
an bic iiibiiGe preile ri6ten. Reoner
m56te friibere 3eiten 5uriid6aben,
mo- Glitter BON Suben nur bur6
iiioil6es @eiinbe bewirtbi6aftet wers
Sen burften. (@eld6ter linfs.) }
Wtundel: 9ie Snterpellation tuollte
nur eine autbentii6e Darlegung;
bieic babe Der Miniiter gegeben.
Gie Snterpellanten MOLTEN ni9t
beBem, tpie Ser 8orrebner, Der bies tbat
unb tbut, unb nur feline eigenen Werfe
bertbeibigt, benn bier iuie iiberaa, no
Subenbebe getrieben peroe, ftebe man
Dor ben Golgen ieiner Ngitation. Die
fonierbatibe preife made li9 tpeit gro=
Berer @iinben i9uloig, tpte bic foges
nannte iiibif6e. &e6ner fann bic Be-
b0rben 1ti6t gang BON aller Miti6ulb
freiipre6en; leioer CLAUDE bic WtaRe in
Der probina bielfa6, iie biene nit benz
9lntiiemitismus ni9t nur St0der, fons
bern 6er &egierung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-22

Sd min ibm ieinen ,9i6tfrabl' ni6t
rauben. 8eanttpprte ben 8rief, tpenn
Du pillif, un6 balte mir 9ein geriprez
ben. gieGeiat fommt 8aron paul nod
einnnal na9 Gutenberg unb ersdblt Sir
miinoli6 BON ieinem f66nen gn6borf
Glib berlianb bic lebten Worte ni6t,
lie mar ia felienfeit iiberseugt, baB
paul einaig un6 allein tire S9meiter
liebe, aber iie i6lang nit Der ganaen
itiirmil9en Greube zines &inOes ibre
Nrme unt ben 6als Der iungen 6rau
unb Hog bann nit ibrem 8riefe babon,
INN 1i9 i6leunigit an SEN Sd,reibtii6
gu feben. 9as. 8eil@enbouquet, bas
Su 8oben gefa1en mar, lag unbea6tet
auf bem Seppi9e, bas iunge @sdb6en
bate jebt anbere 9inge i'm &opfe, als
Ben Nntrag bes Onfel Suiti3ratb.
(GortiesEhy fpl9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-22
asisu.ard int 8eiAstas.

9ie Nnfunft bes Giiriten gismard
I'M &ei6stag, 10 i9reibt ein 8erliner
Correspondent, fiinbigt in Der &egel
Elm ganaer 99marm BON u@ebeimen"
an, Die BON Der bena1barten Wil1elm-
| ftraBe Bis in ben &ei9stag bineit, go.
| ten iteben. 9iefelben prdlentirelt fi6
in ben beri9iebenartigften Soiletten,
beieben iogar bic Sribiinen, finb aber
lei9t erfenntli6. 9ie @ebeimpolisi1tet
| iinb iogar itanoige @dite Der SournaIiz
| fen Sribiine, llnb es mag gerabe ni6t
angenebm iein, nnter ben f9arfen Nu=
gen ober au6 Sbren bieIer @efebes=
pd@ter arbeiten gu miiIien, 5umal Die
eSournaliiten ui1ter ii6 einen ungenirten
Son anauf6lagen lieben unb ni6t iebes
Wort auf bic Golopaage legen. IS
| berri9t benn aud auf Der Sournaliiten
Sri6iiue bes &ei6stdgs lange ni9t Die
unbefangene ooer beitere Stimmung tpie
beilpielsmeile i'm 2anbtage. 9ie peinli=
DIE Gontrole, tpel1er bic &ei9stagsbe=
iu6er ausgeiebt finb-fogar bic Druder=
iungen mifIen auf Namen, 5tano unb
Wobnung lartettoe Segitimationsfarten
baben - iotpie ber falte, bureaufras
tii9e Geit, ber bur9 bic gan3en Gdume
tpebt, MAIDEN ben lufentbalt ungemiitbs
li6. 9aSu fommt Die fd)le6te Mfuitif.
3ebner NIT i9na6en 2ungen bleiben
auf ben Sribiinen b0aig anoeritdnbli9,
beionbers Giirft Bismarf, tpel9er itel=
lentpeife 10 leiie fpri6t, baB felbif bic
@ei6i9tsi6reiber Der parlamentarii6en
Selbsiige, bic amtli9en Stenograpbeit,
lire liebe Notb baben. gs befinbet fi1
aber au1 bas 6aus in forttpdbrenber
l1nrube; bas 1T elm unausgeiebtes Sus
1ten, Gduspern unb 5ummen, baB man
es iener iungen Dame nibt libel nebz
men fanr, bic neil ite bic Gebner 1li6t
perfteben fonnte, einfa6 nit Dem 3db>
len Der @laBen Der 9erren 8olfsDer=
treter fib bei6dftigte. Semitic Seenen
febren INNER tpieber. SDbalb gum
Beiipiel Elm oumpfes &oaen inn Qaufe
bic 9lnfunft oes rei9sfan3leril9en Ma=
gems anfiinbigt, eilt ein 5aaloiener burr
tig an ben plab bes &an3lers, um ben
stubl beHelben aure6t gu riidem umb bic
langen Bleiltifte su orbnen; glei6 oaz
rauf eri9eint elm 3meiter Diener nit ei-
mem @lale, tpel6es neben ben plab bes
&an3lers geitellt tpirb, ba bieier es liebt,
tpdbrenb feiner &eoen fi6 gu ftdrfen.
9ie Sliiifisfeit 1T aber iueber @aiier
nit @ognac, nod falter Sbee, fonbern
Moielmein. Sn ben bisberigen aebn
GiBungen bat Der &an5ler bereits bier
Mal bas Wort ergriifen, mas segeniiber
ben friiberen 9eifionen f6on cine be-
trd9tli9e 3iffer genannt tperben fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-22

srG Ginise gtad 8raGeler unb Sn.
grain Gurpsts iinb nod pprrdtbis unb
ptrben jn Stem Dcrter Scifpreiien Der.
tanft. Man teiuGe uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-04-22
Gin 3ratpa(l i'm breuR. gbaenrf

Stb otiutuuA tut plCUbe <tuUCulU>
netenbaufe. Sm preuBif1en Mbgeorbz
netenbaufe bat fid am "a. .Mdr3 eine aufz
regenbe Scene abgeipielt. @egenftanb
Der 8erbanblung mar eine Snterpellaz
ton 3ele's iiber bic 8orgdnge in Neu=
itettin. u2eute," iagte Der SnterpelIant,
uiuel6e bur9 einen preuBii6en@ @eri9tss
bOf freigeiprO6en, feien tbdtli9 atges
griffen, in 2ebensgefabr geratben, ibr
gigeutbum lei sefdbr6et. 9dtte man in
steuitettin friiber energiide MaBregeln
getroffen, 10 lpdre es iDipeit ni9t ge=
tommen. SnSortmunb babe man iiinglt
NbnliGes erlebt; m6ge man alio bel
3eiten 8oriorge treffen." Miniiter b.
puttfamer er5dblte bic 0orgdnge fura
unb bebauptete, baB bieielben bon Der
Berliner preiie iibertrieben tporben tpdz
rem. Namentli9 betonte ct, baB furs bor
oenGrceiien segen bic Suben aus bem
9aufe zines iiibii6en &aufamnnespfla<
iteriteine auf bieWtenge getporfen tporoen
ieien. 9ofpreoiger Slider bebauert bic
SnterpellatiOn, bic mebr cine propos
fation fei; bas game 8orgeben lei iibers
fliiiiig. gs banole fib mobl nur barum,
ftr bic 2iberalen gu perben, Die Sans
ntelbii6fen fiir iie at fiillen ober, ba bic
Opationen fiir 2asfer miBgliidten (8uf
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