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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-01-20
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN
The Southern invasion.
The Nsw Era of National Fellowship,

A. A. Hopkins, who is lecturing
in North Carolina, thus writes of
the prohibition cause in that State ::
[ would like to write at length
of that remarkable little settlement
known as Bush's Hill =; always pecu-
liar for its intelligence, its moral
tone, its Christian fellowship, its
rare neighborly feeling, its rural
peace; once composed of Democrats
exclusively, or with rare excep-
ton, and now so exclusively made
up of Prohibitionists that they
can't even find a Democrat to
appoint postmas ter. A State COM
mittee was chosen with DR.. D. w.
G. Benbow of this city, long lead
ing Republican and capitalist, as
chairman, and associated with him
such men as J. M. Odell, of Con-
cord, long an influential Dam o.
crat, and one of the largest mill
owners in North Carolina, and T.
G. Worth, of Randleman, son of DR..
Worth, SO long Democratic State
Treasurer, and also heavy mill
proprietor.
With men of business and social
standing thus recognized, the
select leaders of Prohibition here,
no wonder snail politicians of the
old order quake and marvel.
Democrat and Republican have
struck hands il this movement,
as also ex-Union and ex- Con-
federate soldier, white man and
black, Northern born and native
North Carolinian.
Il took dinner here recently
with a man who shot at me on the
field of Gettysburg" said Mr.. David
Schively, Superintendent of the
National Cemetery at Raleigh,
whose only remaining eye is single
to Gods glory and the good of his
fellowmen, who at Gettysburg left
not only an eye, but the use of his
good right hand, and whose
pathetic story of suffering the war
brought him, drew tears from both
my eyes.
They who fought thus on field,
fellowshiped warmly over Prohibi-
ton at the dinner table. Captain
T. l.. Vail, one of Char.otte's best
and best known men, made per-
manent Chairman Of the Conven-
ton, once a rich slave holder, saw
abouo all his possessions slip away
from him when slaves went free !;
but in the convention he recognized
the full, political fellowship Of men
whom once he might have owned !;
and 10 his own home on Monday
last, be welcomed me with heart
lest hospitality. 81 fought you
folks four years, the best l could"
he said to nee, "but when | stopped
| stopped all over and was salts
fed"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1886-01-20
ORDER REPUBLICATION
State Of Vest Virginia, to auit..

State of Vest Virginia, to a0u:.
Al rules held in the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court of Wood County, on the first
Monday ii January, 1886.
Hannah E. Gorby, Compl't.)
VS.. In CHANCERY.
Ira GOrby, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain di-
vorce from the bonds of matrimony by the
Plaintiff from the Defendant, upon the
grounds of wllful absence for more than
three years.
And it appearing by affidavit ffledth;at Ira
GOrby is not a resident OF this State; on mo-
ton OF the Complainant by counsel, it is or
dered that said absent defendant do appear
within one month after the irst publication
of this order and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit; and that
copy of this order be forthwith published
and posted according to law,
A copy; Teste,
o. NJ. CLEMENS, Clerk.
BARNA POWELL, Sol. for Compl't
4 weeks and posted,
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
FEDERAL ARBITRATION.

The press generally does not regard
President CLEyELASDs pien for meeting
the labor difficulties with favor. The
lack OF u sans FOR enforcing the scheme,
and its consequent impracticsbilty, are
the chief objections raised. Ii has the
advantage over the O'NsrI4L bill of Great
ing a more dignihed body u arbitrators,
but the assertion that commission such
as be proposes would be better qualified
10 act in the capacity OF arbitrators than
would men chosen by the disputiDg par
tee may we'll bs questioned. While each
party would, undoubtedly, as the Presi-
dent observes, choose arbitrators who
would work for its interests,
the third party in the body
of arbitrators-chossn by those
selected by the contsnding parties,
satisfactory TO both and holding the bal
ancs OK power-would act as balance
wheel and check to both parties. Fur
thermors, the persons chosen by parties
to the dispute would generally have the
advantage OF being familiar with the
business involved in arbitration. The
President thinks that the existence OK
such commission might often result in
the avoidance OF difficulties; that its
moral influence would induce both
parties to appeal to it aud abide by its
decision. me fact Is the public cares
little to whom disputes are referred. Ii
there is a willingness TO srbitrate, the
moral sentiment of the public is salts
fed. There is no reasen to believe that
parties who refuse to submit their differ
ences to board Of srbitrators would
consent to submit them to federal COM
mission. The President meant well, but
the problem is one which cannot be sat
isfactorily solved by legislation.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

Some men forgetting, the precept "Suf-
ficient unto the day Is the evil thereof,
are always borrowing trouble OF the
future. Here is DIR. MILLER, editor OF
the Omaha Herald, Democratic paper,
predicting that ''if matters remain as at
present, when the Democratic Congress
sioual conventions assemble, in many of
them resolutions will be brought for
ward disavowiug and condsmning the
policy of the Administration Ia the re-
spects where it is at varia ice with the
views OF the great body OF the leaders
and the masses OF the party.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
PaeaDaET ART.

There sssals " 0s nlAk hEtA
doubt LhAz sx-Presisient AzFsA a
very critical oondi1l0a. aoss tia <fiBg
sLs ssslraacs &hiek hls physician gave
. tss days sso that hs ~ss improving
sad soald ~ oat n - days. Phgst
cl4ns, sspseislly physicians "a sttsadanee
1pon dlslIDs sszlshsd pafisnsss appear ~
eonsa-sf themselves sxsmpted from
trath-tsAiEg. Jast Why there las bssn
- maeh sesrsey maintained IA regard -
AzEHuss eass - mystery -
En1st peopiss buE apparently the
truth esnnot oe eoneealsd any i0ngsr.
Eas sx-Fresisisns Is IA pfeeari0as eoD-
d1tI0E. and = lot likely ever 70 recover
his health. Il 3 quite possible that the
mystery which las surrounded his Illness
haay have led ~ Exaggerated statsosnts,
and thai he eaay not be 81 near bis end As
rsesnt reports indicate, bat there Is every
ssason 10 believe that the disease from
shieh be safsss viii ultimately result Ia
tally. We believe that II vii DC gener-
ally admitted By asn Of al parties thai
AsFzCks administration was better
one tnan vas anticipated when be as-
sansd the Presidential chair. DE had
horne thu reputation u being machine
politician of the sxtre ne kind, aud there
vas greak distrust even IN bis
Own party whsn 10 succeeded
GARFIELD; bat he was much
more conservative than the people had
anticipated, and while bis sdministra-
ton Was not marked b. active, positive
policies, Il will generally be admitted
that DC cannot be accused OF having
committed many serious blunders. de
left the Presidential chair with far more re-
spsct than he assamed IL, aad the people
irrespective Of party or faction, VIII sy m
pathizs with him now that the hand Of
disease 10 laid 50 heavily upon HIM.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

Years ago only the Catholic and Epis-
eotal churches observed Easter With
special services. Gradually. however. the
ether deuomi rsssious are coming to oela-
brate The lay more and more. II is a
bssutful custom which sdorns the house
81 worship with dowers and commemor-
stes The rising Of the Savior With joysnl
songs and appropriate sermons On Easter
day. As VI be seen By the reports given
IN the local columns of the rEr. E,sRAN-
HERALD thiE morning. many of the
churches IN this c:5y held services having
special references 20 ne day The sooner
they al establish the custom Of appropri-
ately celebratinr The day the better. They
cannot sferi - 10 otherwise.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
- voLcANo - seAlN


Spaniar,is sre masle af 30 cs,nhustibls
material - lcnz ssceps explosions. and
Spsin s. therefore. accustomed to social
and prlifiesi SENSATIONS. Nov. however.
sha has been placs,i "a par With Russia
and England By having = genuine dyna-
mite axDioaicu. If vas With difficulty
that tl,e ssrees struggling. some for free
,iern rnd some for snarchv. coukf
81 repre sci while The young King
wss living Untier the regency
these rei,ei iious elements have heeu
seethiae an3 beiiinx until Spain
reefs ra a voira0o wsieh ~ liable 10
hraak out AZ any moment The
murier 81 ths esshoc - Hslrid sad the
axplozsrn IA fhe Church ~ San Tonis
may ~ the prauaonihsry r7mb6ngs ~ a
r..volat;en. A revolution vhich would
ra~ujf "a more 6bersl governments
roalsl IA 4 bleasinz 70 t5e natson and
ntirss restore - bsr some ~ tie prestize
she once hasa
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

JOIN KELLY, perpetual Sschem OF
Tan many, says he expects 1t will take
him nearly ss long to recover his health
"a it did when ne was similarly prostra-
ted in lS6S-thst Is, thirty months. Let's
see; two and half years will bring us
around pretty close TO another Presi-
Dental election. JOHN may be expected
70 be on hand in time for the Demo
cratic convention. He never sends re-
xrets on these occasions.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

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lowest possible price.
SPRING Il COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
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All goods sent out on orders in this man
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
THE wELLESsTEIs CONCERT.


The large audience which gathered at
Powers Opera House last night was a just
recognition. both in its numbers and en-
thusiasu, Of the Philharmonic orchestra,
and more especially Of its talented director,
Prof r. A. Vel l.enstein. The concert was
given by The Philharmonics for the benefit
Of Director Wellenstein. and in some r..
spects vas one Of the most interesting even
ings enjoyed since this organization has
appeared in public. IL presented something
ont Of the usual line Of the society's pro-
srsume. The reception accorded Mss Alice
Waltz, Of Brooklyn Vas really an ovation.
Tbs lady hss soprano voice of great
rover. and in its range desceuds 20 a con-
iraito tone in the lower registers
and high g in the soprano.
This she accomplished with remarkable
self possession and ease IN singing ~Inaanl-
rnstus from Stsbat mater. assisted bv the
ochestra and chorus. IN her selection
from The MeSssah she vas eivsu an erilhus-
isstfc recsil Her reception wss IN sl a
Tncsf fnsterins one Nr Louis Hahn ~
eeivei his customary encore after he had
sung "Ncn . ser n a splendid bsritone
eoice. The orrhsstrs performed Their seller
tions With excellent fn1sh and nice pre-
cision- TIE csncert vas thorough sur
cess sri'ssicaiiv ard VII - the mears ~
sivsneina the fhilhsrmonies sna those
vao kindly assisted them. many nalches in
TIRE rssi orinieu of the lovers a. nlGSsc in
fhfs city
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

A tslsgfspAie aaEoua se1lsns says that
SITTING BULL's health Is failing II is a
PITY tAaf the ghost u General CUsfEE 10
not allowed b act ~ surss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26
The New Department.

Under the Skylght may be found large
assortment Of Embroideries, Made-up Cam
brio articles, Dress Trimmings in great va
riety, Buttons, Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings Braids Ruchugs, Corsets, etc.
SPRING e COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

The largest store, the largest stock, the
largest business enabies Us 10 sell ali kinds
Of Dry Goods, silks, Dress Goods. Domestic
Goods. Carpets. Draperies and ali kinds 0t
Curtain Materials al much less prices than
can DC obtained elsewhere.
SPRING & COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

Mr.. CoaYSs CAAE claims 10 Do the au-
thoF ot the stories now attributed to HUsH
CoswAE, bat al the returns are not IN
yet. There are two claimants from New
York, one from Boston and four from
Bufalo. Tie authors Of Huaa CoNwAYs
stories viii 90 as numerous aa ths leaves
on tho trees BY next iall.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

The last stone ot the pedestal 10 sup
port ths Bartholdi statue Of Liberty has
been land. but We have not heard that the
last stone for the Grant monument has
been bought yet. Il Is an outrage on de-
cency that New York. after It's unseemly
scrabble 10 possess the remains OF the
great military chieftain, should be too
rniseriy to raise money enough to erect 8
heaslstons at the grave.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

The Philadeipbia Iiales suggests that
snayBs SENATOR JOszs 10 suffering from
a tis-ap.~ Wrong agains IA - suffering
from desire 10 iis-ap.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-26

When patient on whom VI. PAsrEUR
has been operating dies. the event Is
surs 10 cause an outbreak OF ridiculs
from a certain class of newspapers. The
sballow-patsd parsgraphists who try TO
make fun ot an earnest scientist who i
devotiDg the energies Of his hfa-time TO
combat one of the most terrible mala-
dies 10 which mankind Is heir deserve a
dose ~ rabies themselves. What PAs-
rxUR has slready, aud beyond dispute,
accomplished antilles hlm 20 ths respect
and xrsiitnds of mankind. Il II not sur
prisins that IN applying newly discov-
erea method he Should not bs uuivsr-
sally successful.