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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-11-15

THE opening exercises of the lyceum
will begin next Monday night. The
young men engaged in the enterprise
are determined to make the exercises
entertaining and interesting. The
program for the above date viii be live
ly and replete and there should be a
full attendance.
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Mr.. H. S. HYDE, the jeweler, is now
in the cities buying his holiday goods.
He remarked before leaving that if free
trade helps him he can sell goods very
cheap.
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THE series Of meetings in progress in
the various churches OF this place, I'M
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association. have been gen.
orally well attended. They will close
tonight, in the U. B. Church. Topic,
ssChoose Life''
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WE atAvn soI,l tw lea Il laa,ag l...Ias IN

WEatAvE sold twice III noslssy ii les ,1|f
ch''dreus' wraps this re, so Ssrs tls,aj@
any fofnefene We are rnsrivGna fssonl Y
e lats every week, ~ W. isIgv III il1
made tpnur own order 40 knNsy III sy t34
inside Well, ana win net lnll uufat hi
seams after wearing several tines. 81
trouble g shew goods, ard one price III ii n
IMafrnT ID IIx4 Il.
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Business Notice.

As my professional duties necessarily
calls me from my Office at times, / have
therefore authorized Mr.. Grant Pitzer
to transact business relating to the IN
DEPENDENT.
j. NELSON WIsNER.
Nov. 1. IA.
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ONE of our friends became so excited
whilst arguing politics recently in a
barber shop, that he left with another
mans coat on. When he returned the
boys had the laugh on him.
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GETTINGER & HOKE'5 celebrated
premium Farmers Kip and Calf Boots
are superior to any sold in this market and
cheaper too Warranted WAThR
PROOF and prime in eycry way.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER is. 1884.

Read our offers of special
premiums. We will, in our next is
sue, offer the Waterbury Watch and
Chain, a good time-keeper, and the
INDEPENDENT one year for 1925.
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GETTINGER 4 HOKE'S stock OF Kid
pebbled and kid foxed iae buttoned boots
cannot be cxcelled, either In quality or
price, in this market They recommend
only good goods.
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Cor. Queen and Martin s'ss.

YOU ought to see that fine lot Of under
wear and novelties in neckwear, that we
received direct from the manufacturers
lately, Mt the BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
s. BRAKEMAN. Propr.
T. KRAFT, Sa. esman. nov is.
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HYMENEAL.-The latest in the mat.
rimonial mart was the marriage of Mr..
Fred Keisecome, the genial young agent
of the Adams Express company at this
place, and Miss Emma West, daughter
of Mr.. Joseph West. The ceremony
was performed at Mr. Leander Sayin's,
in Staunton, Va ,bY Rev. Curr, on last
Thursday morning. The couple then
took the $50 train for this place, and
were given reception at the residence
CT the brides parents on east John ST..
that night The NJ. &. Band serenaded
them, and large number of invited
guests extended their congratulations
to the happy couple,and wished them a
bright welded life. A grand and cost
ly supper had been prepared by the
hostess and nothing was left undone
that would add to the enjoyment of the
occasion. The couple were the recip-
tents of many costly and handsome
presents. The reception lasted until a
late hour. We wish both bride and
groom lifetime of happiness, with
only sorrow enough to make it real.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Father, silver cake stand; mother, cream
pitcher; Miss l.. Picking and NJ. Lambert,
towels; Mrs. II. Shipley, table linen and
napkins; Mr.. George Lambert. comforts
and blankets; Capt. A. ID. Hayne, Clifton
Ford, Va, plush switch case; Miss Lou
Myers, maiolica vases; Mrs. John Neer,
set glassware; Mrs. A. j. Thomas, glass
fruit set; Mrs. NJ. A. Thompson, beautiful
chrome: Mrs. Lou Chambers, vases; Miss
Clemma Hensley, vases; Mrs. Il. ID. Boyer
china set; Mrs. Allen West, Chillicothe, @.
set silver knives and forks; Mrs. Leander
Sayin, Stannton, Va, silver knives and
forks; Mr.. J J.. ID. Moore, silver carving knife
and fork, pearl handle; Mr.. James Shaffer,
Baltimore, Nd, silver breakfast castor
and gold salter; Mr.. Walter Lambert. sill
yer castor; Mr.. James Il. Thompson, silver
butterdish; Miss Nettie Il. Butler. Balti-
more. silver butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Rinker, silver pickle castor; Mrs. Ill.
$. Hyde, silver pickle castor; U. 5 Grant
Pitzer, silver spoon holder; MRS. NJ. w
Martin, silver pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
West, silver teapot; Mr.. III. ID. Doll, Mrs.
A. keisecome, silver spoons; Mr.. Charles
Kontz Baltimore, Silver tea spoons; Miss
4. /. Neer, napkin rings; Mr. L. Grove,
Sallie Neer, napkin rings; A Lambert, g..
Cramer, napkin holder: Miss Belle West,
A. II. l.. Neer and little Emma Lushbaugh
silver butter knives; Miss Jennie Grove,
silver carving holder; Mr.. John West,
china table set; Miss Ella West, Chilli
cothe, silk lace handkerchief; Misses Fam
ME and y. Boyer, individual dishes; Mrs.
Henrietta Keisecome, set dishes aud set
knives and forks; Mrs. Grazer, bed spread.
Miss Annie Schultz, breakfast castor: Mr..
j. ii. Blondell, waiter.
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LADIES CLoAKiNG ny THE YAnus "A
stock In the above goods this yeNr E
largest, prettiest and cheapest VA =
ever had. We have some very HAND
goods. and you will do we'll 10 so0 ma
EMMERT e FlER X, ono pre- Inv III I[3fflI &
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D0lOn Salt River.

Mrs. Pinkhams Com ound, S5cts F.hr.
neys Teething Syrup, 20cts. All Patent
Medicine ut a saving of Is TO rs cents on
the dollar. DHuG STORE 80, Queen st.
nov Is.
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Big Drires IA fyofltng.
UNAPpRU ACHA BILE
areo FL

arc o 252
styles. Qualities, Prices Everyill b
fresh This seasons its ID. ure nade y
CANT and artistic; suits End ovescoata
very little money u
Suits 81 and $40; overcnats 81 80 Ia i IL
mems suits a, $40. regular price $l6; 1s =
siits at SlS regular prize "a
bought those goods for ssh 1.tS -
an ctur, a th m in our ba ma ner y
toey hsve just be,n ella . j. .lr csi
ers- After these lots 60 you MI mis-
bargains. Il WI
BAIT. CLoTnIS0 IIousn,
n door from y sof.tt ttosz1o
Sani. Braflinan, rroprienr /. O s
nj Thas Ktatz. Salea,ilas. ~ U
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THE revival in the M. e. Church
South, conducted by the pastor, Rev
J. r. Andrew, has been very successful
and encouraging. Quite number of
persons confessed their sins and have
declared their intentions of leading
new and upright lives.
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Blue 'FRONT.' Blue Front.

ANDROSCOGGIN beached muslin Il.
Standard prints only Sc. Good can't n
flannel only DC. nov Is.
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ERRATA. In our last issue we made
Mr.. J. N. Thatcher's majority over Mr..
w. M. Hollis, l57. This was wrong
1t should have been 1877,
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The flow of milk in cows is necessari-
ly promoted by keeping them in high
health. IT they should seem so be out
of condition give Days Horse and Cat
tie Powder without delay. Price 25
cents per package Of one pound, full
weight.
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Observation-Disclosures i, oes
and boots, prices that will astonish all.
BLUE FRONT BLUE FRONT.
nov Is.
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A Full; aud complete stock OF gum
boots and shoes Nep-', Womea Miss s
ard children, from the best factories in the
country, now rendy At GETTINGER'S g.
HOKE'S shoe and hat emporium.
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A LARGE number of persons visited
Greenhill cemetery on last Sabbath eve
ming.
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Cheap Boots. Cheap B011
HEAVY DECLINE in Bo04
reduction over last cara priees <
q. r. nERHI
Cor. Queen and n
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CALL at J. s. TKAMMELL'8 = B Il
anime his stock md pr'ces, and yS11S
not want TO 60 further.
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a FULL SUPPLY of Hons %
Specifics always en- hand ard ~ II$
lit prices, BY w
jn2l .. u. WI BAI< 3|}
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The firm of A. j. ChriswelI e Son,
are remodeling and enlarging heir sa-
loon opposite the st. Clair Hotel.
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a. ALL subscribers knowing them
elves in arrears will please settle. Bills
will be forwarded per next issue to non
resident subscribers.
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THE democrats painted things red
here on last night (Fridav.)
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Boots. Boots. Roofs.

AcKN0A iErGFp ~ ali u IL fiji tiae | y
ess and cheapest Nae ever broaehs Is ID NJ 4
roy g. q II. RERNiNf1 Ii
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HATS IN endless variety. Chc9Y>< n
ever before. All the Hi and N
Styles ready at e
GETTINGER Il HOKl
Cheap EashiDnabl Empour l
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FREIGHT offices are doing land of
fee business at present
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BIG REDUCTION II Ladies n
1T the Blue Front. ss = "A
BLUE FRONT BLUE FROM
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The weather has been breezy and stir
ring the past week.
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Hood. Hoods.

FOODS cheaper than ever before heard tell
Of immense stock to be run of at once
nov g. G P HERRING.
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
But Small Capital Required
no AGENT

Call on r. G. HUNT who has open
ed photograph coping house in connec.
ton With photography where you can
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AS my business necessarily calls ms
from my office great deal. hereby au.
thorize Mr.. John s. Mathews my clerk
to collect monies for me and receipt fol
the same. H. BRIsToR. nov is.
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BUsiN hss III iLs

EVERY srrlng ata CD We ~ Ii II vei
saase'y the new stocks u goods IS Iles 11
lrought ~ onr several iss8rs .naIsfs.
lind this fall fhatthe isrxs ssJss IL. s,& II
ard prsttest stock ofdress 9edls il toyxf
II ri EMNERr & fIERs Il, tolh til piaigI
aud plain Wi d. IA style did, Ill d lseasI d.
81 ard We think tbs prices very ii os.e Il u.
especially ii their sfikS. D
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MIR. VIM. KANTNER has just finish
ed improving the front fence and porch
at his residence on west King street.
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Cheaf, Hats.

A Handsome line II St.Hand G0IE
10 DO sold very cheap IL q
RINGS.
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cHuhl SIUtS.

Winterisb
Heavy frosts.
Attend the lyceum.
A little uneasy still
Court lively this week.
lee on Monday morning.
Game is becoming scarce.
Poor Ben 3! poor Belvall
Thanksgiving, 9Th inst.
Turkeys are roostIng high.
Advertise in the INDEPENDENT.
Boys, get sour skates and sleds ready.
Indications point to severe winter.
Our markets are still we'll attended,
he new plan working admirably
A lot of torches, banners and cam.
paign goods can now be bought cheap.
People ara beginning TO look up their
business relation again.
The b. & o. have made change in
their schedule. Note it.
There is general degree of health
ness in our community.
Love is blind, and often, when the
girl is rich and ugly, it is only blind.
West Virginia Press Association will
meet here Thursday, Dec, 10Th. A ban
quet will be given.
All the Shanghai roosters must have
walked into printing Offices recently.
Judging by the appearance of some of
our exchanges
Why should a hroomstick be feared
asks "A reader The hen-ppcked hus-
band never stops to argue the question.
Distance lends enchantment, you know.
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BIG LINE Of Tooth Nail and Hair
Brushes from importers. Of French, Eng-
lish and American make. Call and exam
inc stock.
O. w. BOWMAN.
Druggist, l6 N. Queen ~.
Martinsbure, w. Va
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A GLIMPSE AN observing person
may already obtain a glimpse ut the on
coming holidays,hs imply nticing tie
store window. The old goods are be-
ing Displaced by as the latest novelties
aud attractions. Instead ct boxes OF
common candies and mixtures, the con-
fectioners' windows are crowded witt,
supple-jack various toys, fresh aud
delicious looking candies AID nuts, in
struments and all the things liked By
the children. The ciothier has taken
out the summer neckwear aud gents
novelties, and displays the latest in til s
and bows, in collars, cuffs and gloves.
while neat aud fashionable overcuats
have lsurprd the place of lighter goods.
The grocer has nice new brands of sur
gar and low priced miscellanies 10 please
the eye and empty the pocket book and
the pavements are lined with empty
boxes and debris. New hats and styles
are shown off IN the millinery shops, ai d
the latest in ladies' handkerchlefs aud
cloaks made visible. All the drug
stores and shoe establishments are max
ing their holiday exhibits, while the
fash of jewels and the revolving figures
plainly indicate the activity and awak
ening efforts of our jewelers. What i
rich array of cards, pictures and books
lines the bookstore Shelves and peep AT
you from under the flashing gas Jets.
And so it is throughout all the various
lines and departments of business, the
stirring impetus has been given ON all
sides. The coming holidays will no
doubt be lively and busy, and as We see
all these signs of enterprise and activi-
ty, the INDEPENDENT feels a pride ID
the town and gladly notes the redevi-
vus Of the merchants energy and tact.
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BUSIN ESS LOCALS.,
Important Notice to House
Cleaners.

BIG BARGA AIMS IN CARPETS, f.or oil
cloths only rs cts per yard, beautiful T. BILE
oil cloths down 10 % cite, Andsomc white
spread reduced to SlIe. new styl brussels
rugs from rs to ~ 50. These bargains only
to bebad at the Mammoth Cash House of
C.P HERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin e,A.
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YOU ought to see them fine overcoats
and corkscrew suits, in both sack and
cutaway styles. at the BALTIC. CIorHiSG
HOUSE.. 8. BRAKEMAN, Prop'r.
T. KRAFT, Salesman. nov rs.
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HaUGnn0 Cigars. s
HAvANA FILTERS 5 cont u
to nsme-2 for 5--the best in tow ~ v
BoWMAN'S dYnf
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see our lins

GREAT reduction in carpets, c6|
see our line. N
q. r. HERRING.
Cor. Queen and htSrt|
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The best 81 Boot ID the Ssate g
had Of GETTINGGR y HOKE. y
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The railway up Vesuvius has al
ready paid for itself
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WE HAVE THE FINEST sRLEC-
TIONlof Gents furnishing goods, Has,
APPS. ETC., ever offered for sale in this city
DAYLIGHT CLOTHING-HOUSE
Queen st.. opposite Independent Office.
s. Cheap John will be pleased to
see you all. oct IS.
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Business is as restless rs flea.
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Blue Front Blue I

Down'sll in Prices 81 Canton
and Brown and Bleached Muslins
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gloves /! Giives /

GENUINE BUCK ST, Best heavy oiI
81 so c.s, Fine cloth % c's Boys l1sxs
cts. Biggest linein town just from tk6
tory, bought under the hammer. mn
sold at once 81. Il III
O. p. HERRlNx u
nov 8. Cor Queen and Martha II M
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE "INDEPESDEST HAS a cIRoCLA TON
no K TIA " DOUBLE THAT OF ANYPAPFR
PUBLISHED ~ BERKELEY COUNTY
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-13
Wolf and Sheep Business.

There was an enthusiastic Tenn
perance meeting at the Presbyteri.
an church at French Greek, last
night. Rev. J. w. Garter, of Par
kersburg, delighted the audience
for an hour and half.
Mr.. Carriers platform is Total
Abstinence for the following rea-
sons, to-wit The physical, the in
tellectual, the financial and the
moral. Several very amusing al
lusions were made to our system Of
government in regard to the liq-
uor traffic. For instance, the eff.
forts of law to suppress lawless
ness and punish crime on one
hand, and uphold and legalize
making drunkards on the other, he
compared to the case of the gen
tleman who went into the sheep
and wolf business at the same time
x *. -Busu Bee.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-13
"DO You Hear 2"
Rev. E. W. Ryan is Talking.
DETROIT, MICH, Aug, 9.

DETROIT, MICH, Aug. 8.
DEAR FREEMAN I herewith send
$3.50, one years subscription to
your paper. / will not accept your
proffered ministerial discount" in
SO grand and brave paper as the
FREEMAN is.
am sad when [ learn the result
of the political conventions in
West Virginia relating to the sub.
iect of Prohibition.
Do you heart In the name Of the
Lord, Amenl Let the God-fearing,
law abiding and home-loving brave
people of West Virginia walk
straight out Of the camp of fossils,
and organize a heroic third party,
fling to the winds the clean banner
of Prohibition and then be ready
and willing to welcome political
defeat Oh the side of God and hu-
manity, rather than a Waterloo
victory in favor of the Devil and
the whisky ring.
I was elected delegate to the
Pittsburgh Convention from this
State-am working in the interest
of the third party, and you may
say to my friends in West Virginia
that my votes and prayers shall
move in the same line from this
time forward.
Most truly,
E. w. RYAN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-13
Ministerial Institute.

United Brethren preachers on
the West Columbia District, will
please remember that our Ministe-
rial Institute will be held at New
Haven, September 2, beginning at
8 80, a. m. 1t is confidently expect
ed that you will all be present and
that you will bring at least half of
your church erection assessments
and pay over to DR.. Warner.
S. J. GRAHAM.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-13
WESTVIRGINIAF FREEMAN.
Program of the Ministerial AssO-
citation of the Parkersburg d.,
W. Va. Conference NJ. E. Church
to be held at WilliamstOwn,
Sept. 2, 3 and 4, 1884.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
7.3O P. M. Sermon by T. B, Hughes,
of Park ersburg; followed by the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper :.
WEDNESDAY.
500 A. NJ. Devotional Services.
The Revival and After the Revi-
val. L. D. King, of Volcano.
How shall we Guard the Sanctlty
of the Sabbath? J. I'll. Hess,
of Centerville; w. Writ King,
of Williamstown.
Physical Culture for the Minister,
J. L. Clark, of Parkersburg.
200 P. M. Devotional Services.
Pastoral Support. CIV. Grimes,
of Elizabeth; W. V. Atha, of
Ravenswood.
The Christian and Tobacco. R.
M. Wallace, of Valley Mills.
Popular Amusements. J. VIM.
Lambert, of Ravenswood.
7.30 P. M. Centennial Sermon by
j. L. Clark, of Parkersburg.
THURSDAY.
800 A. M. Devotional Services.
The Administration of Discip-
line. j. F. Chenoweth, of Par
kersburg; A. T.. Morriston, of
Belleville.
The Essential Elements of Sue
cess in the Passionate. T, B.
Hughes, of Parkersburg.
Subject of his Own Selection. T.
Cotton, of Ellenboro.
200 P. M. Devotional exercises.
The Christian and Party Politics.
Geo. G. Wilding, of Parkers-
burg.
Is the Heroic Spirit ia Christian
ity as Necessary Now as in the
Past? R. w. Hutchinson, of
Sistersville; R. B. Ward, of
West Union.
Enlarged Benevolence: How to
Promote it. U. Pribble, of
Huntsville; w. H. Cooper, OF
Shiloh.
7.O0P. M. Temperance Mass Meet
ing.
NoTEs.-Let every preacher
itinerant and local-in the district,
endeavor to be present.
Each pastor will at once furnish
his local preachers with programs.
Each man on the program is at
liberty to open his subject with a
written paper or oral address, as he
may prefer, only be brief and con.
cise-say inside of twenty minutes
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-13

260x170 feet of land at the corner
of Ann and Elizabeth streets,
known as the Circus lots. Will
divide to suit purchasers. For sale
by ATKINSON.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-08-13
THE BANNER DISTRICT.
~ to 3 for Submission.

ED. L REEMAN. AS CndlTHuan Vi
Warrington District of the Marion
County Temperance organization,
it has been my duty to ascertain
the sentiment of the people as re-
CARDS submitting to vote an
amendment to the Constitution
forever prohibiting the manufac-
ture and sale of intoxicating drinks
as a beverage.
Capt. Vests sub-district con-
tains 80 votes, 81 of whom are in
favor of submitting the amend
ment, and are also DESTROYS that
their views shall be made public.
I therefore send the list as follows
I. J. E. Ensinninger.
2. J. c. Burchinal.
3, J. O. Huey.
4. Fleming Watson.
5. David Floyd,
6. J. N. Hoffman.
7. A. B. Burchinal.
s. Lowry Burchinal.
8. G. A. Huey.
10. George Brumage.
II. Harmon Huey.
u. Jessy Beatty.
13. Ward Watson.
A. Asa Hoffman.
Is. Lindsay Beatty.
16. Hezekiah Hayes.
II. Ezra Mason.
Is. Samuel Barr.
10. Francis Arnett.
20. Charles w. Ice.
81. George Mason.
%. T. F. Cartright.
%. Thomas Cartright.
"a. J. w. Beatty.
Is. Silas ]. Gump.
26. G. W. Huey.
81. P. G. West, Chairman.
These men value their homes
more than the saloons, and if they
ever get chance to express them
selves, at the polls, they will vote
to protect their homes.
| also remark in this connection
that men who will not bow to the
saloon power through the machina
tions Of political demagogues, are
coming to the surface daily.
The other three men in this sub
district who are opposed to sub
mission, do not object to publicity
/ therefore give their names.
l. Doctor R. E. Ice.
2. John Huey.
3. A. w. Beatty.
| shall hope for a unanimous
voice in this sub-district, when the
time comes,
Yours truly,
FRANK BURT, Ch'mn,
Warrington Dist