davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-06-18
Esatsed at the Post Office at st. Paul,
.tias,., as second class matter.
Vid adressf0randring uppgifves alltld
=. val det postkonsor. der tidningen forut
sthemtsts, som det postkontor, till hvilket
saan onskar IA tidningen sand.

Satt en- heder uti att numret & den
r8da adresslappen eli ;ir efter dagens
Ibpnnde nHmmer som ir $50. In
siindf6rnyad prenumerat ratiOnsa a fg lift
Om ttdningen 6nskas fortfarande;
Om mi ssstOpPa', insiind betaIningen
for upplupen It'd. EnIigt F6renta
staternas POstlagar tiIlh6r det pre-
numeranterna att yid f6rfalIen It'd
sjelfve tillsaiga Om tidningens upp-
hdrande, ON de eli vidare villa ha
den sig tillsand, och enI. samma lag
a1agges den som tager emot en- tid-
ming att jemval betala densamma.
De som ssstOppa'' utan att betala pu-
bliceras brefl8dan sas0m sky dige.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-06-18

Ungern. Ledaren for ungerska 6fver.
husets oppositlonella magnster, grefve Fer.
dinand Zichy, har kommit twist med de
ledande biskoparne. Grefve Zichy har
namligen en- Observation-Disclosures till det h0
ga presterskapet anmodat det att underst0d-
ia ofverhusets bem6danden att storta rege~
ringen, men prelaterne, isynnerhet kardi-
nal Haynald. hafva gifvit grefvs Zlchy EFT
ganska skarpt svar och bland annat latit
honom forsta, att Diet hoga presterskapet ic-
Ike blott icke will bldraga till kabinettet
Tiezas st6rtande, utsn tvaftom pa ALA salt
hindra det Delta oppna framiradnnde af
kardinal Haynald till f6rdel for kabinettet
har ofverraskat den stora allmanheten, men
icke dem. som vets, att kabinettet Tisza och
kardinal Haynald blifvit eniga ON ALA
kyrkliga politiska fragor, hvilka intressera
det katolska presterskapet, sd att EN- rege-,
ringsforandring skulle vasentligt skada pre-.
laterne,sa mycket mera som publiken blum
dar for manga eftergifter till preatelskapet,
hvilka goras af calvinisten Tisza, hvaremot
man skulle anse dem sasom frukter af cit
reaktionart system, ON de beviiades af kle,
rikale magnater.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-06-18

Enligt kompositorens egen uppfattning,
liksom ock enligt delas, som forst med han.
ryckning helsade denna "Rhenarmeens
krigssapg," var densamma, sasom sagdt, en-
acknowledgements hymn" Ger man den.
ma sang en- AMMAN roll ,sa fornedrar och van
helgar man densamma. Sa forhatlig den
varit vid de inbordes striderna, sd sdel och
hog har den ljudit fran franska harars lap
par vid landets f0rsvar.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-06-18
ligen nedsIagtade. Endast so personer ss-
ges ha undkommit blodbadet.

spanten, spanska republikanchefen
Gorilla har blitvit arresterad vid spanska
gransen och med tvangspass atsrskickad till
Geneve Schweiz. - Angaende dc repu-
blikanska oroligheterns, som pa senaste til
den egt rum Spanien, meddelar en- korres-
pondent. att de icke utgatt fran Gorilla,
hvilken icke anser tiden annu fullt mogen
for att sla slit stora Stag, g,utan de hafva upp-
staff utan plan, oforberedda och enstaka,
och hafva derfor kufvats jemf6relsevis IStt
Regeringen. .apvander emellertid den fore
vandning den fatt till att pa ALA satt forf6l.
ia och soka oskadligg0ra republikanerna.
Ensamt Saragossa hafva 40 underoficera~
re och l60 korpraler arresterats, och skoIa
foras till kolonierna.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-06-18
UTLANDET.

Italien. Skarpa upptr&den mellan
fransman och ltalienare hafva egt rum det
nara Nizza belagna Saint Philippe. Italie.
narne ropade: "Dod at fransmannenl"
Bland de manga som vid tillfallet sArats,
befnner sig afven en- polisman. Tic per-
soner hafva haktats. Nalmare detaljer
saknas.
Ryssland. Enligt inluppa underrat-
telser fran Odessa har en- ovanligt stark ne
derb0rd varit radande mellersta och s6dra
Ryssland, hvilken nastan helt och hallet
f6rst6rt gr6dan, som f6rut visade de NEST
lofvande u!sigter. Fran det inre RyssIand
skrifves, att man de fiesta trakter ej kan
vanta mer in matchmaking sk6rd, och delta
endast under dc NEST gynnande omstandig.
heter.
EgyDten. Fran Kairo telegraferades
den Is dennes att den falske profeten eftei
intagandet af Berber spetsen f6r $4,000
man begifvet sig pa marsch till Dongola
Angaende Berbers fall meddelas att profe-
ten angrep staden med 10000 man. Garni
sonen f6rsvarade sig I'd godt den kunde
dock var det otankbart att h&lla stand, ,eme
dan den hade bortskjutit all sin ammunition
Rebellerna anstalde ett forfarligt blodbad
stade n; man, qvinnor och barn blefvo form
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06
THE Hor Season

IHE Hor SEAsox
Has opened and to stay We prepared to keep
you cool and make feel comfortable by giving You
great bargains In summer clothing
Blue flarnels. warranted full Indigo
Blue Serges.
Grey Seryes
Black SerCes
Seersuckers of all description.
Alpaca Coats, Once Coats White and Stirred Vests
We xnnounce our go Leader and All Wool Men Snit
which you can ind spread counters about 20
d1nerent cOlors and shades School closing
preaching: examination d vacation in large
ety = Der cent cheaper than house in the District
BOYS SgII-Age 10 to II at So
.. Fine all wool SIS
BOYS sT1T-Ag.s. ID to Il, at 40.
500.
=" Fine all wool so
CHILDREN'S SJITS-SailOrs in blue. S1i5.
Sailors Blue Brown Grey and Olive $500
JACKETS AND PANTS at S2.25-
$50
Fine Brown Co-kscrew, handsomely
SINGLE PANTS-For Children at Sc
For Men, good quality, S200.
II. T. EISEMAN, AL .TH STREET NORTHWEST
eo Under Odd Fellows Hall
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The Spring Advertising.

The number OF new advertisements In the double
sheet issue of TEE STAR averages about two hun
dred every Saturday. 1t is, therefore, important
TO insure insertion and classification that adver-
tsers send in their orders at the earliest possible
moment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

Realizing that blows against Blaine, to be effec-
tive, must now be hard and quick, the v. Y. Times
comes out to-day In savage style, declaring that
the contest at Chicago is for slife DEATH 1t
then goes on to say that either Arthursor Blane's
nomination will be death. while that OF Lincoln
will mean life. The same newspaper says that the
platform Is "a more artistIcally absurd and insn-
cere and senseless hodge podye than has dsgraced
any party since the TIden platform Of 1876
Evidently the Times Is getting ready for some
extra high kicking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06
FoK TH1arY Dars Os1Y

We offer the following great bargains As we find our
stocA entirely TOO large We must SELL
need the money.
Our stock OF Shoes and Slippers is very complete and
IL viii pay to look at stock before buying a. we
assure you you can save money in doing So
ladies' fine Kid IS butt Shoes now 5000
Ladles line Md 81. 80 but. Shoes S2 30
Ladies me Md butt shoes. 81 25 81 so sIT5
(fIl OF which are good value al S. 0Gl
Misses' SHOES. all solid. 81 90 s125 81 so
Shiidren's shoes at any price
Misses and Children spring heels from Coo m
Mems handsome low shoes from 81 up
Mems very handsome low butt. only si5O
Our meas Burts' low shoes for the balance OF the
season at The e1traord nary low price e. aud are
Our line Of ladies', Misses and Children Slippers
must not lie overlooked
beautiful Opera Slipper for &c
Some eleSsnt Hpuse Slippers At 15c, o5c 4oc boc
Misses and Cnidren's at the same low prices
In fact. entire stock at q great sacrifice Gail
early and secure some Of these the Reliable
Shoe Stores Of
SINSHEIMER BROS
es SOS 9Th and 3i5i NJ streets
U1HE POOL. BCRSTED.-HAVIN(i MORE GOpoS
than money. and being anxious TO close ont my
Few days only. give the the following
prices: Hats and Shoes At your prices Bows,
Sailor Suits $l50; 80 do, do, DO. now So zoe
Boys, Short Pants now s0c 81 . Boys L-ns Pants
Coats now 3 so; 81 % Mems MohaIr Coats now =
Come and see the old Man at
l9I4-I9l6 Pennsylvania avenue
bo j. W. SkLBY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

Switzerland has decided to withdraw many of her
legations including that in this city. We shall be
sory to miss the representative OF the snug little
republic Of the Alps but If she insists on cutting
our diplomatic acquaintance we shall try to sur
Vive the slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06
WANTED-BOARD.

VVANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. BOARD IN THE
w city country not able to pay than $12 per
month. Address NJ. F., Star office IT.
"ANTED-BOARD AND ROOM DURING THE
" summer for gentleMnn wife and child five years
old III the country. not than half hours ride
from the city. Send and particulars i'll relation
to running of trains. &c, to Box $50, City Post
Office ic5-.its
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TRUNNEL K CLARK.

Monr REpucrroNs.
CANTON CREPE CREPE DE CHINE, PURE SILK
HERNANIS AND GRENADINES HAVE BEEN RE-
DUCED IN PRICE
BLACK SILKS, COLORED SILKS, MERvEII-
LEUX, RHADAMES AND PONGEES IN GREAT
VARIETY, MARKED VERY LOW.
WE ARE OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO
SELL OUR LARGE STOCK.
FIRST-CLAss SCOTCH GINGHAMS AT 16c. UsU-
ALLY SOLD FOR 25c
REAL FRENCH SATTEENS AT sc.
EMBROIDERED NULL DRESSES AT Low
PRICES.
BEAUTIFUL QUALITY OF CANTON PONGEE SOC.
SUMMER SILKS, 50c.
OUR STOCK Is VERY LARGE AND WELL AS
SORTED, AND WE ARE DETERMINED TO CLOSE
IT OUT IF REDUCTIONS WILL 10 IT.
PARASOIS AND SUN UMBRELLAS HAVE BEEN
GREATLY REDUCED
w. N. SINISTER Il SONS,
9l9 Pennsylvania avenne
ONE PRICE jeS
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH SEVERAL
w Small Houses. brick frame Also. some low
price Ground. JNO. L. WAGGAMAN, sJG L street
northwest jeG-1w
VNANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH-HOUSE
w and Lot in desirable locality; House with all mod
err improvements; not to cost over $4,000 Address
ALPHA Star Office je5 :}ts
WANTED-TO PURCHASE A HOUSE AT FROM
w four to five thousand dollars; must be in good
order and well located Addr. giving price terms,
location &c, Box 80. Star office je4-3t'
TNANTED-1O RENT BETWEEN NOW AND JULY
w LIST, house of ur Z rooms Fodern improvements.
No basement Between 9Th and 18th and II nd streets
Rent not to exceed $50 references. Address Box 81,
star office .e4- St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

The democrats keep On voting for Tnden despite
his positive refusal TO run. Three states held con-
tentions yesterday. and in all of them Tilden was
TIE only name mentioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06
THE
TINE
AND
PLACE.

The best IS the cheapest"
is AZ old saying. and one we
can exeynpiify this season 70
your liking. While IL really
pays 20 give a round price
for Superior article. we are
ready u sell you that same
superior article at q low
price. This il Just as we
represent IL, and You will
md IL 20 your advantage to
further consider our claims.
We sell the best. and make
prices low enough to attract
all. This Is what makes our
store the popular place TO
tsaGte.
Clothing for Men, Boys
and Children. les
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

N oAH WALKER l. co.
COS Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
Sos Pennsylvania Ave.
NOAH WALKER L Co.
f25Pennsylvauia Ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.
e25Pernsylvania Ave.
xoAH WALKER 4 CO,
SIS Pennsylvania Ava
EOAH WALKER & co.
S2o PENNSYLVANIA Ava
xOM WALKER & co.
eGPennsylyania Ava
1OAH WALKER i CO,
t25 Pennsylvania Ava
NOAH WALKER & CO,
e25 Pennsylvania Ave.
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SERGE.

SERGE.
Or properly sreaking. SURGE: so named from its
woven figure produced diagonally across the goods,
resembling the action of waves striking the shore.
Surge Is only another name for twill, the only dis
fcon being that usually apply the surge to
distinct and marked twill Then we have cotton
surge wool surge, silk surge. alpaca surge from the
wool or hair OF the alpaca, mohair from the hair
of the Angora goat. and worsted surge from long saped
wool having its bers in one direction in the
yarn by means of conbing.
In thsla sort of find many fabrics adapted
to gentlemen's clothing. under variety of names
The heaviest ard more distinct twills are known az
worsted dagonas. &c. The lighter kinds are usually
known as surges. such as nuns really worsted
twill and worn III various colors by the sisters in
M nIber Of religious societies.
II is peculiarly adapted to gentlenen's summer wear
having many advantages linen and kindred fabrics
principally in respect to the fact that one suit of il ia
superior in poin; Of economy to two suits Of wash
goods.
should you desire to inspect the quality Of these
HENNING,
THE CLOT THEIR.
;es 40 SEVENTH STREET.
Twenty YEARs Or CoSeRrss.
1s61-lsS1, BY
JAMES G. BLAINE. VOL
PRICE ss76
ROBERT BEALL,
BOOKSELLER,
;es-3t 495 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
$3.50 PER DOZEN
GOOD IMPORTED CLARET WINE
cwIIMER
je6 1e1sPennsylvania avenus
Fun SrocK
Gsuze; Merlno. Balbrigzsn Shirts and Dr. awerl
Jean JachOnet Drawers
Plain and Fancy Cotton and Lisle Half Hose suitable
my31 ss5Pennsyivania ayenue
CABINET CAFE.
NIGHT.
TABLE BOARD.
LUNCHES, WINES, &c
ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES.
FALL & LOVE,
,e2-lm ls2o 18th STREET.
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J; + :; : ::
UMMER SUITS
FLANNELs
CAssIMEREs.
sERGEs
CHEvIoTs
CORKsCREws.
sEERsUCKERs.
ETC. ETC
Mems and Youths Suits from $3.50 upwards
Boys Suits from 1915 upwards
Childrens Suits from 81 upwards
White Vests from IS cents upwards
Pants from 81 25 upwards,
large assortment of Light Summer Coats
from 50 cents upward at
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

The hasty retreat OF the advocates OF reform In
the basis OF representation at the convention
yesterday was good example of the moral cow
arze OF the professional politician At the first cry
OF anger from the rotten borough bosses OF the south
the friends Of reform threw down their arms and
surrendered Even the Blaine men. who have been
harping for months on the injustice and scandal of
giving hopelessly democratic states equal voice
with the north In the selection Of candidate. had
not a word 10 say when the chance was offered to
effect the reform for which they have clamored.
The colored troops fought nobly, and put the
s.dudeSn to shame and confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06
WANTED--ROOMS.

yXyANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED COMMUNICATE
w ing Rooms, second floor preferred. west of 10th
street and with three blocks of Ascension church by
q single gentleman. References. Address SIERSS,
r. o. Box 4O6 City. je53ts
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B Bs "A y y M Mn M :" sssss
BBR "A = = MMMM sssss
B b AAA u U N NJ NJ 3
BIB A UU n NJ II eSSsS
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
416 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
MARKED DOWN PRICES.

All our 1214c. DRESS G1NGHAMs reduced to 10c. per
yard.
Geo. H. Gilbert's best6-4 PLAID FLANNELS at CSC.
Per yard These goods retailed all over at $3.50
Geo. H. Gilbert's best ca LADIES' CLOTH at 95c per
yard; regular price I.25
Geo. II. Gilbert's best OPERA tFLANNELS at &c. per
yard.
Al-Wool BASKET FLANNELS at 45c per yard.
23-inch Shepherds PLAID DRESa GOODS at loo. per
yard, former price Csc; colors Blue Pink and Beige
23inch British MOHAIR PLAIDS at 15c per yard /:
former price &c
23-inch British DE BEIGE at Csc per yard. These
goods are of recent purchase and very cheap
34-inch double fold) CASHMERES and DE BEIGEs
at &c. per yard.
Best 1,400 LAWNS. former price 1254c now 10c per
yard.
Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at &c. per yard.
Koechln's Best French sATTEEN at 3711c. per yard.
These goods represent solid colors only.
Black Wool BROCADED BUNTING reduced to 20c
per yard
ALL Wool Black LACE BUNTING at o5c per yard
All-wool NUNS YELLING at Csc per yard in all de-
sirable shades.
Lupin's Best ALBATRos at Soc per yard; colors
Cream, White. Pink. Blue and Black.
4Oinch Cream White NUNS YELLING at Soc per
yard-a decided bargain.
% pieces Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMASKS re-
duced to Coo. a yard actually worth 81 yard
These goods worthy the inspection of our friends
and patrons and as the supply is limited early call is
solicited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

The proceedings OF the republican convention
through all its preliminary stages have been marked
ny business promptness, good nature and enthu-
siasn- The vexed questions OF organization. con-
tested seats and platform were settled without
serious difficulty or delay, so that the convention
nnds itself, at the beginning OF its third days
mon, ready for ealloting. We are promised that
Shis, the real work of the meeting, Will be des-
patched In the same brisk and happy spirit: and
the indications favor such prediction. The Blaine
men are confident Of nominating their champion on
An early ballot and they very likely to succeed
unless the opposition forces show greater power OF
assimilation and resistance than has marked them
hitherto Tie platform which the candidate, who
ever he may be, will cordially endorse in his letter
Of acceptance, is comprehensive document, devoid
Of sharp points and catch phrases, and dealing
gently with the more delicate questions OF the day.
FOlygamy. however. Is roundly denounced, and
John ChinamaH gets no mealy -mouthed mercy.
The party Is held stiy UP to it's record on pr0tec
ton, but at the same time it is tntimated that
surplus exists and that tariff ''inequauties" should
be corrected provided that this can be done so as
not to hurt anybody. AS a whole the platform Is
an inofensiye statement OF political common
places which can be easily adjusted to the con-
science and pretudtces Of voters everywhere; and
now that 1t has been duly framed and adopted we
shall hear little more of it.
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II LEVI. NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING
lie l2D street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Watches jew
fary, MUSICAL Instruments Hats Caps Boots and Shoes
o4hsss pree Dad for second hand Clothing apis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-06

NJ F. EISEMAN. 42l .TH STREET NORTHWEST
ye5 Under Odd Fellows Hall.
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SEVEN MoDEns WoSDERs
genuine and English seersuckers Drap D'Etat serges
and Fanneis shown at astonishngly low prices ut the
MIsFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
The fine Corkscrew, B. Getaway Suits in blue
brown and black, sold for S15 at the
M1sF1T STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.
III
The finest Black Suits sold for $40 at the
MISF1T STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS
".
The p1endid line of Boys Suits from $3.50 up At the
MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.
The immense line Of Pants from 81. rs up at the
MIsFIT STORE,
. CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
The magnificent line of Blue Flannel and Yacht
Cloth Suits single and double breasted from 90 up at
tho
MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
The large assortment of Business Suits from Sc up
the
M1sFIT STORE.
te6 CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
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PERSONAL.

A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH
IA desires to make the acquaintance Of lady about
thirty of tall lady with dark eyes and hair
preferred Address EDWIN, Star Office Its
HERDIC 18TH AND STREETS. NINE O'CLOCK.
Thursday night party with light hat and suit de-
sires appointment the address of blueeyed bru.
nette In half mourning who smiled Address HENRY
TEMPTATION. Star Office. i6-2fs
WANTED-SOME ONE TO ADOPT FEMALE
w Infant two months old: father dead Apply al fhe
Wonians Christian Association Friday between aud
5 O'Clock p. In ie5-St.
EEO W. McELFRESHS
VI INDEPENDENT DETECTIyE AGENCY AND
BUREAU OF INFORMATION.
my23m 1S4S r ct. n. W., Room s, opp Ebbitt House.
CECURE SATISFACTORY RESULTR ALL IN.
= yestigstions secretly eondncted Daily Whereabouts
confidential. Call on McDEVITTS Private Detective
Agency. Rooms and "Firemeub Ina Bldg" cor. 7th
st. and Ia sva NV. Tlko eaevatoE dlAreEn
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The resolution adopted by the convention shut
ting out OF the national committee all persons
Ineligible as presidential electors involved radical
change in the personnel OF the committee, and 1t
Is said. was passed under Misrepresentation of its
true scope By this new rule federal ofnceholders
are not allowed on the committee, and In conse-
Quence the list Is greatly altered. In the new com
mittee, as now nearly made up. we miss the names
OF such leaders Senators o. H. Patt OF Connect
cut Logan. OF Illinois; Frye, OF Maine; Miller. of
California; secretary Chandler, of New Hampshire;
Representative Goff, Of West Virginia, and such
other wei known politicians as Strobach OF Ala
blna; RunnellS, Of Iowa. Forbes, OF Massachusetts;
Filley, Of Missouri; Halsey. OF New Jersey; T. C.
Platt, of New York. and Magee. of PENNSYLVANIA.
The vacant places filled for the most part with
men of no great proTii.cnu or reputation, that
II personal weighs the committee suffers greatly
from the change
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ICOR RENT SALE OR EXCRANGE-A RARE
II chance for an enterprising business man-A we'll
known Vineyard the largest and finest in the District
with two elegant Cottages surrounded by wide porches
outbuildings orchards groves fine springs
meadows, &c. in two lots suit Forparfculars
inquire of Mr.. GEORGE F. SCHAFER, 424 18th street
northwest, myt;- Inns
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FOR RENT-OFFICES,

ltOR REN1-E1EGANT OFFICES IN BRERETON
Il Building $50 street northwest corner of eth op-
poslte the Patent and General Post Offices: single
or Ell suite. Inquire premises Jator 4tn floor je4
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-07
Insult upon Insult.

1t was not sufficient that the
Com missioners of Wood county
should insult all the good people of
Walker District and vicinity by
thrusting drunkard factories upon
them against the earnest prayers
of nearly 700 petitioners; but the
Sentinel seems to have regarded it
as due the injured feelings of the
saloon syndicate, close corporation,
or whatever it may be called, that
insult must be added TO insult, by
charging such honorable citizens as
Messrs. earle, Rutherford, Doug
lass, Shafer, and other leading Re-
publicans and Democrats of that
vicinity, with the basest duplicity,
deception and rascality in secur-
ing names to petitions by false pre-
tense and thus imposing on the
Court.
Of course all who know the gen.
tlemen named will know the charge
is utterly false and gratuitous. The
nearly 700 citizens all signed the
prayer against license intelligent
ly, and their prayers were present
ed to the Court with perfect fair
ness, but were of no avail against
the demands of few friends of the
Traffic.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-07
A Good Time to Change.

Men of good business capacity in
the liquor traffic, ought to be sue
cessful business men elsewhere.
Why should they wish to continue
in trade that is extremely often
sive to so many of the best people
of the community? Why not en-
gage in business that commands
universal respect, and infiicts no
injury upon its patrons? 1t might
not be SO lucrative, but it would be
sufficiently profitable, and would
certainly give a great deal more
comfort. Just now, while pubic
sentiment is so rapidly turning
against the traffic, is good time
for liquor men to changethei bus
mess and adjust themselves to the
coming reign of popular prohibi'
ton. ..-..s..