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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-07-23

Parkersburg ina few days.-Ran-
doiph Enterprise,
Rev. John w. Carter and fami-
~, of Parkersburg, are visiting at
Sage, in this county.-Buckhasnon
Banner.
ACCEPTS. Rev. F. J. Stanley, of
Leadville, Colorado, has accepted
the call to Kanawha Presbyterian
church OF Charleston, and will en-
ter upon his new duties about the
first of September. - Charleston
Times.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-07-23
Religious News.

Rev. Jasper Chenoweth, Of Park
ersburg, preached an able and i'm
pressive sermon in the Presbyte-
rian church, on Sabbath last. Rev.
Mr.. Chenoweth is visiting rela-
tives and friends in this county
and will return to his charge at
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-07-23
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN
w. VA. NEWS AND NOTES.

RE of the Kanawha County Circuit
Court, last week sentenced Charles
Spurlock to be hung on October
18th. He is one of the gang who
murdered Alvin Woods near St.
Adams last April.
VIM. Coleman, alias John Cole
man, colored, who shot and killed
Fenton Hill, colored, at Saturday
night dance on the South Side last
October, was sentenced by the same
Judge to be hanged on the same
day as Spurlock.
INsrITUrE.-Prof. u. S. Fleming
will hold an Institute at Weston
on the 18th of August.
In GILMER.-Dr. Warner deliv-
cred very able temperance lee
ture at Tannersville last Friday
night. 1t made good impression.
Quite a number attended from
this place. The Doctor remained
over Sunday and conducted Quar-
terly Meeting there. His sermons
were excellent. The reverend gen.
tleman is popular in our county
and always draws large houses
Banner Of Democracy.
New MILL.-Mr. Gambrill has
succeeded in organizing Mill Co.
at this place. He says he will have
the mill in operation inside of two
months. The location has been
settled on A. J. Watson's corner
st. Mary's Oracle.
REPUBLIcAN.-The State Repub-
lican Convention will meet in
Parkersburg, next Wednesday, J u
ly 80. Excursion trains will carry
delegates at reduced rates.
HUNTINGTON TEAcHERs.-The
Council met last Thursday even
ing for the purpose of appointing
teachers. The election of a Super
intendent was postponed. w. B.
Hawkins was elected Principal of
the Ord Avenue schools. The teach
ers appointed are as follows: Misses
I Vic Wellman, Sallie Peyton, Leo.
nora Abbott, Libbie Johnston,
Willie Gallaher, Dora Spangen-
berg, A. B. Enslow, Jennie Trice,
Emma Beuhring, Fannie Ellis,
and Emma Donnella. w. F. James
and Mary Johnson were appointed
teachers of the colored school
Huntington Republican.
MANsLAUGHTER.-An exchange
says:
George Monford, young man
who recently came to Mercer Co.,
from near Lynchburg, a few even
ings since shot and instantly kill
ed negro laborer. The negro bad
been discharged from the work on
which Munford was walking boss,
and out of this arose the trouble
that ended in the fatal shooting.
FATAL ExPLosIoN.---A boiler ex-
plosion occurred at Burnt House,
Richie county, Saturday morning
last, instantly killing Burr Wilson,
boy of about II years of age, and
badly scalding Lucien Wilson, one
of the owners of the MILL Weston,
Democrat.
FAYETTE REPUBLIcANs.---The
Republican County Convention of
Fayette County, GA July 18th, at
Hawks Nest, nominated G. M. Nc
Vey for Sheriff, Major FL. w. Bra
zie for Prosecuting Attorney and
Ed Hawkins for County Clerk.
We have not received the names
of the other nominees.-Raleigh
Index.
New MILL.-The erection Of the
new Touring mill on the south side
of the creek is progressing rapidly,
and will be com pleted in a short
time. = Wetzel Messenger.
MINE AoCIDENT.-On Wednes-
day of last week, Matthias Young,
a miner Of Mason City, was killed
by falling slate in Hope coal bank.
He was ffty-nine years old, and
was brother of Capt. John Young.
The deceased leaves a wife and
seven children, four of whom are
married Mason CO1L1lt1i Gnzefte
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-07-23
Notice to Teachers.

The Board Of Examiners of Wood
Co. will hold public examination
at the Washington School House
in the City Of Parkersburg, on Sat
urday, Aug. 2, 1884.
S. T. STAPLEToN,
County Supt. Of Schools.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-07-23

Every first class dealer keeps
Boreman's Sweet Nermifuge.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
SCENT OF DOGS.

Dogs not only smell odors in an 90,
casional way, but they likewise seem to
extract recognizable odor from almost
Everything, as Professor Groom Robert.
son also suggests. Anacharist knows
me when I am dressed in clothes he
never saw before, by his nose alone.
Let me get myself up in theatrical COS
tune, and cover my face with a mask,
yet he will recognize me at once by
some, to us, undiscoverable perfume.
Moreover, he will recognize the same
odor as clinging to my clothes after they
have been taken off. If I shy pebble
on the beach, he can pick out that iden-
tical pebble among thousand Even
the very ground on which have trodden
remains to him a faint memento OF my
presence for hours afterward The
bloodhound can track human scent a.
week old, which argues delicacy of nose
lmost incredible to human nostrils.
Similarly, too, if you watch Anacharist at
his moment, you will see that he runs
|up and down the path, shifting away at
every stick, stone and plant, as though
he got separate and distinguishable
scent out of every one of them. And 20
he must, no doubt for if even the earth
keeps perfume of the person who has
walked over it hours before, surely
every object about us must have some
faint smell or other, either of itself or of
objects which have touched it. When
we remember that single grain of musk
will scent hundreds of handkerchiefs 80
as to be recognizable even by our de-
fective organs Of smell. there is nothing
|extravagant in the idea that passing
creatures may leave traces. disooverable
| by keener senses on all the pebbles and
straws which lie across the road. Thus
the smells which make up half OF the
dogs picture of the universe, are proba-
bly, just as continuous and distinct as the
sights which make up the whole picture
in onr own case, and which doubtless
fcoalesce with The other half in the canine
mind.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
THE ILLUMINATE.

The word "illuminati means "those
who are enlightened" It was name
Originally given to persons of the early
Church who had received baptism. After
they had been baptised lighted, taper
was given them, as q symbol of the faith,
grace, and enlightenment they had re-
|ceived by that sacrament. Various
societies were formed in the course OF
ages, whose members supposed they
were more enlightened than their fellow
beings, and therefore took the name of
"Ilnminati." In modern times associa-
tons were formed in Europe for the pur.
pose of promoting social and political re-
FORMS Some of these took the name
OF illuminate" and expected to raise
men and society to perfection by their
theories Louis Napoleon. for several
years before the French revolution of
1S4s, was in the habit of joining all the
rebellious and reformatory societies to
which he could gain admittance, and
doubtless became member of the
modern Society of the illuminate.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

The origin OF the allusion to New Jer-
sey as foreign country is as follows :
After the downfall of the first Napoleon,
his brother Joseph. who had been King
of Spain, and his nephew, Prince Murat.
sought refuge in this country, bringing
with them great wealth Joseph Bona
parte wished to build palatial resi-
dence, but did not wish to become citi-
zen, having hopes OF returning to
Europe. To enable him as an nl''>'' to
hold real estate required a spec,i - OF
the Legislature. He tried to res me
passed in several States. but failed. He
was chagrined, especially because Penn
sylvania refused. After this he applied
to the New Jersey Legislature, which
granted both him and Prince Murat the
privilege of purchasing land. They
bought tract at Bordentown, and built
magnificent dwellings,. aud fitted them
up in the most costly manner. Rare
pictures, sculptures, ETC., were profusa
and selected with the greatest care. and
the grounds laid ont with exquisite taste
Joseph Bonaparte's residence was per-
haps the finest in America Thousands
of people from all parts of the country
visited him and were treated courteously.
He was extremely liberal with his money.
and gave great impetus to the business
of the little town. The Philadelphians,
finding that he had apparently no end Of
money, and that he used it to benefit
business generally, regretted when too
late. that they refused to let him locate
among themselves, and, to keep up their
modification, would continue to taunt
Jerseymen with having king-with i'm
porting the King of Spain to rule over
them. They we're called Spaniards and
foreigners on that account. But thesd
taunts harmed no one, as the Jerseymen
lost nothing by allowing him to settle
among them, and thus foreigners
jokingly applied to Jerseymen, has come
down to us long after its origin has been
forgotten. except by few Of the past
generation.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
ELECTION TIME IS
COMING,
f 80.

But tn, large stock of boots
and shoes have arrived at 304
Market street. We will mention a
few Of the most popular kinds.
The ladies' celebrated easy wau.
kenphast has the reputation OF
being the most comfoi table ready
made shoe ever sold. Also the
genuine Dongola, and ladies suf-
ferins with cold feet, it lie the
most sensible Winter boot you
can buy, as it is warm and very
e #, also water proof, so it is not
necessary cbout wearing rubbers.
We have the common sense in
mat, kid, pebble, goat, American
kid, also q number of other
styles of ladies', misses and child
rem shoes, which are too numerous
to mention. Our immense stock
of mems goods is complete. We
have all the lead ng styles from
buckle brogan TO the finest
Grench calf button. A great
many of our shoes run on 5
idths, so we can fit every shaped
foot. Call and see for yourselves
that what we say is true. Our
stock of rubbers for men, boys,
misses and children have arriv ed,
and we have marked item at the
lowest figure. We are sole agt.
for Il. G. Burts' fine shoes for
ladies misses and children. Also
Burt Il Packard's for gents.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
LATEST NEWS
from THE
Wilmington Clothing House.
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
Fourth and Market Streets.
AND

We have just filled in our
stock in every department
with the latest patterns OF
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles and
bought for cash, which at this
time means lower prices than
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods for
your money than you can
possibly get else where. Re
member we have this year
AS OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FoR). THE
GREATEST VARIETY to
select from. You know our
goods have never been
equalled for the money, our
trimmings always the best,
and you will find the same
make Of goods on our coun-
tiers to-day. Make your Sc
lection tor your boys while
we have so many varieties
cA ..S2,Ah
W SAAOIoS ANAAA' tsArNO
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
RoBus7 Health

IL not always enjoyed by those who seen
10 possess IL. The faint of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining thu
constitution In time, the poison will Ger
.ainly show its effects, and with all the mort
virulence the longer it has been allowed
70 permeate the system. Each pimple, sly
boil, skin disorder and sense Of unnatura
assitude, or languor. Is one Of Nature'
warnings Of the consequences Of neglect
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

rT-lN CONFORMITY =. X. WITH " q !.
e y s 4 ;ss ss.s + :l, ::;'::
W. ls.,Sb y. Honorable wm.a. whitsley
x,o i iss AZ New Castle County, on
WA day OF November. a; y,
u " ..ocs in the morning ~ cham.
~ NV NV Of WILMINGTON. for . charter
t bse,u Of q company called Ihs
g. foundry and stove COMPANY"
h Nv, business OF casting Iron and
~ ,.,n iii Of It's various branches,
k.s,,acting, telling and erecting
e, aa., and ttoves, and also Of mann
IA .ellIpy sheet metal work Of Al
T.. IVY he principal place Of business
eos' 90 10 DO at the city Of lining
sA' HENRY q. PICKLES,
ZACHARIAH PlCKMS,
sALLiE X. PIOKELy,
MATTE r. PiCkELS:
,sa oc2S U
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
Aver's SarsqpanM

70 the only remedy that can be relied upon
IN all cases. to eradicate the faint of hered
tary disease and tho special corruption
sf the blood. 1t il the only Alternative,
That Is sufficiently powerful to thoroughly
Gcanse the system Of Scrofulous ant
Nercurial impurities and the pollutio,
II Contagious Diseases. 1t also neu
lralizes the poisons left by Diphtherit
ind Scarlet Fever, and enables rapi,
secuperation from the enlightenment an,
debility caused by these diseases.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
MyriadS of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsAPARILLA, 4
he past forty years, are attested, and then
i no blood disease. ut all possible Of cure
hat will not yield To it. Whatever tn
ailments Of this class, and wherever found
rom the scuryy of the Arctic circle TO tn
Aveltlt-sores' Of South Africa, this rem
My has afforded health to the sufferer
" whom il was employed. Druggist.
everywhere can cite numerous cases. with
II their personal knowledge. OF remark
ibl,. cures wrought by il. where oil othe'
treatment had been unavailing. Peopb
Nil do well to
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

,,r-pRospEROUS /: THE HON 4
w. ,sociation las Just completed
~, me let, I'd and Sd series have
-mated, with a handsome prof1t
s.trolders. and the 4th series hae
.n months TO run. All tne money
~ m,tured stocx has been paid. 90
..asIatlon 10 without debt and OWN
- The 18th series commences
.ssber and shares can be obtained
ssosCjE ". BUSH, President,
%Ey GREEN, Vice President
S.sW. LAWSON, Treasurer
iirAYLOR, Secretary.
No. bO2 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

Observation-Disclosures
maker, No. 700 East Third street
I'LL, manufacturer Of and dealer in al
4 II bresch and muzslo loading aho'
Irtes, pistols, ammunition, etc. Fist
bin oil iu branches. Fine gun repair
\ speciality auns choked bored v
ItOse pattern guaranteed. Locksmith
and all kinds Of repairing
bly, attended to. Shell carefully load
|wd1. au22-3m
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
wv " SH0osi p -
sha tolIoofnu A oax pIhs.a r.sI AT ~ ~jy

httWo Ociook, p. n,
the following deS ribed real est ito. viz:
All those two certain ioIs OF laad with the
brick buildings thar coo, situated in the city
Of Wilmington, bounded and described a.
follows, that 10 70 say: No. I, beginning
1t stake In the northeast. rly side VI High J,
now Fourth street, being corner OF q lot for.
merly Ct Jon Athsn Rumiord, thence with his
line north 81 degrees east perchss TO the
line OF the lot formerly Of Richard Evsnson,
now OF samuel Wood thence with the same
north 50 degrees west 10 feet 10 inches TO .
remainder Of the lot south 80 degrees west to
stake In the direction OF tae middle Of u
throe.foet wide allsy intended for the use in
common, or with the owners Of The property,
and Joseph 1shburnham and wife, their
heirs and assignee, thence s0uth foot to tho
north, the corner Of brick tenement, there
by released by the end Of the wall thereof and
side ofthe said alley south 80 degrees west TO
the lido OF High street, thence down the
meesuage thereon erected, except one half OF
tho end wall above tt Q nrst story as released
W Joseph Ashburuham, and the privilege
and use II ths throe-feot wide alley in 'com
non with the said Joseph Ashburnham and
vito. their heirs and sssfgns from High street
| to stake feet northerly Of said prick mes
! suage, and bounding on the end thereof.
Book q. vol. 0, page BAL. etc.
eriy side Of Fourth street between Marks.
and King streets. being corner of other
land Of the said Henry + .p,ckels, thence
| thereby and parallel " Market street ~ feet
1 and inches to corner Of tina Same and Coli
hnuing the same course IS feet to corner
post In the line OF and now or late Of Eliza
Moore. thence cas- erly parallel to Fourth
street Is feet TO another corner stake, thence
l by the three following lines diyid ny this
from land ormeriy OF Alexander Porter, de
ceased, now Of the said Henry r. Piok, Is aud
James Humphreys to- wit: souta Jls par
allei with Market trset and passing through
the middle OF the SINK In and dividing the
back yards Of the brea houses 43 feet 4 lches
10 the end Of said wall and at the end Of the
common alley $ fest wide between tho said
trick HOUSES. south 81 degrees east foot l0]a
inches and south 81 degn e' west, passing
thru ugh the middle of the partition wall OF
said brick h uses 81 feet to the Aforesaid side
OF Fourth street at 81 feet inches broad, as q
thence along the lame westerly 10 ieet ,t1a
inches to the place Of beginning, BIO the con-
tents thereof what they may. Book T, vol. 7,
page 81, etc.
Ssissd and taken In execution as the prop,
crty Of II nry r. Pickels and Sallie B., hls
wife, and {. ,'s, and to be 9 Id BY
JAM Ss MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sherifi's Once, Wilmington, ctober %,
tooe, ~ . W. ss
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

81 wac SO mad at George last night, "said
girl, of her sweetheart. Eyes" said her
ill-r atured brother; I" noticed when Hook
ed In the parlor that you were up in arms.n
Why Is man reused out of his sleep like
silk hat in storm Because his nap lie
d. sturbed. -f ~
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

Intelligence and energy and conscien.
tiousness, all united, can never evolve
true justice if sympathy be absent from
the heart. This is no merely abstract
and impractical idea. 1t lies at the root
of moral education and self.culture, for
it declares that just conduct depends
upon right feelings, and cannot be de,
veloped without them.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

|klnr We HAVE BOUGHT THE
machinery in the saw mill Q
lul -9ilpin Ave. and Union street
Of James Mckinney, and an
rpArsd to furnish kindling wood Of the
quality and at shortest NOTICE. Your
says ID solicited send orders by wagoni
lesa card TO factory, corner Of OIL
rrus and Union street, Wilmington
A. X. MEARNS L BIO.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
EssAl.s FOR DREDG1NG.
Il Af-aNur - 4 uDDNkTn

q. D. EH'fHEhH
wilmington, Del, Oct. ~, 1884.
\ ybOsals 10 triplicate, will be re-
Nm otice until IL O'Clock, noon, OF
", 1854, and opened Immediately
m public, for drsdging at the fol.
Liabilities
|taning.on HARDER, Delaware.
|ylnnico River, Maryland.
MIA proposals., specifications and all
= i.trmauOn can DO had on applica-
4 VIM. y. SMITH,
n United StAtee Agent.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

OPTION TICKET.

| ,cL OPTION rioAN1'
x,,l be embodied in the Lea.
,.rss NE he democrat and h:p9on.
~ .hich will be desifnsssa -
" sn ~ . Democrst," IN acrord.
esl :, u ~ the General Assembly o.
sn. eh, NJ roads and
10, sn,e al he hesd Of the ballot
ni 10 y % which 8 majority Of the Per
Is OelOns."l .Js,.
-, in the General Assembly,
Ohm H. ADAMS.
,.,,vesin the General Assembly,
inrREU aAWTHRDP,
URGENT O. rL!EN.
,nn,U,NAKn v. AyPklLA
,ExANDEK DEAKYNE,
.EAViN oA' oclo ut
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

Open rebukes are for magistrates and
courts of jnstice. Private rebukes are for
friends, where all the witnesses of the Of
lenders blushes are blind, deaf and dumb.
Rest satisfied with doing well, and leave
Others to talk of you as they please.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

DRUOE'S EXCELSIOR El.ASTlOROOF
ID paint. The best and CHEAPEST roof
paint In use. So positive am Of It's excel
ience and superiority that l only ask You to
give II u fair trial after which feel CONFIDENT
you will use no other. Onos used It needs no
other recommendations; It speaks fer itself
The fact that It has been used by the leading
property owners Of this city on the roofs OF
nearly all the principal buildings lpubiic
schools included), 70 their entire Satisfaction,
for the last i've or six years. has caused un.
principled parties to attempt to palm of an
Inferior article In its stoad. 1HERRFosB. BE
WARE OF WORTH Ess INVITATIONS. The genu-
Inc ar icle can only be had OF me. rs l have
no agents In this city, but give personal at
teution to its application myself The above
paint ia warranted to DO fire and waterproof,
and unaffected by heat or cold, and will not
crack or blister Guaranteed for five years at
Nc. per square foot. X. E. BRUCE.
800 Poplar street, WILL, Del.
lisa tn h-lmo
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

1NY NERVOUS Dis ~
NM 10 the human family
hti origin In decayed teeth II11U
Nd gentle treatment Of tho mouth
" Wet Sixth street. DIR. JAMES
rr late Of Philadelphia, Extracts
nsnp. ocl-am
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
Trust Nothing Else

Ian AYERS SARsAPARILLA. Eumeron
rude mixtures are offered to the publ,
IS "biood purifiers" which only allur
he patient with the pretense Of many
heap doses, and with which 1t Is folly Il
experiment while disease is steadily be
coming more deep-seated and difficult Of
cure. Some Of these mixtures do much
lasting harm. Bear in mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify thu
yi:iated blood is
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

|GHEkIYf'S SALE-Bf VInfUE OF
y writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed.
Will be exposed 70 public sale At the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
Nov Castle County. Delaware,on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1885,,
ct two O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All those two certain lots Of land situate In
the city OF tilnington, bounded and de-
scribed as fellows. that Is to say: No. With
the three two story frame dwellings thereon.
bog mn ing At tho southeasteriy side of and
ButtonwO0d streets, thence ca teriy ny the
s0utherly 81 10 OF A street about 48 $40 fec
thence southerly parall | TO But'onHo God
street about ~ feet ~ ches, u ence westerly
parallel to A street about 1870 feet TO the
said eide OF Button wood street, and thence
tooreby northerly about ~ feet inches t.
the place OF beginning, be the contents more
or less.
No 2, with the two two story frame dwell.
ngs thereon, beginning at the SO therly
side Of A street at the distance of 81 feet 8
inches easterly from the easteriy side Of bot,
tonwood street, a corner i0f the African
Uhurcn lot. 'htpce by ths said ! { u A
street easterly about as feet inches to lar
|oi FRANK Vaael. thence thereby southerly
parallel to Buttonwo0d strsef about az feet
inches, the nee westerly parallel to A street
about 10 feet inehts TO the | nd of the Afri
can Church aforesaid, and thence thereby
nor herly parall to Buttonwond street about
~ feet inches TO the place of beginning be
the same more o. less. Book v vol. IL, page l2S,
etc.
Seized and taken In exc ,ution as the prop
erty Of Henry 4. fickels and Sallie b., his
wife, and t. t's., and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
ssh erlit's Office, Wilmington, October %,
1884 Oc14-eOdt Is
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

CHEkIFFrS SALE-BY VIBlUE OF A
40 writ Of eyari Facias, TO me directed,
will be exposed to pubiic sale ut the Court
n ouse, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington
New Castlo County, Delawaro.on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1885,