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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
PLhUR0pSEUrosf4,
Appearance Of ,he Dreaa Dt.ens

Appearance of Ibs Dread EIspa.e
Among - Sussex County merd.
Special Correspondence ot tI12stte and .tnnrnei
GEoRdLTowS, Disc 1.-The drepd,,i oat.
tie disease, pieuropaeumoula, has btoken
out N this county among herd Of cnttIa
oWned by Gr. Williams, u farmer Ipaidinn
at Eilenda!a, four miles from stAf1rd.
MIR. WilltsnS Noticed q faTy t.!v8 90 tbet
thr9e cattle ou+ OF d herd Of al sga49 siHt.
Thsir symptoms were atranre "a lin. mi Il
WIS not until yesterday ann their lthnre3
breathing, tae Eoi7s az Witch could he
heard 40 yards away, rfi3ed fSars nj
Ilerr2Eneunon'G n d rltad, Ha than
que.nutIned the affected ltttr.5fs ana trrve
to Milford, where he cl:.EI.sf .sIsS 49,
Secretary OF StSta Wil.ttl d. t5Ir-ay, ma
latter felt cure, en- htGrl1.. ~. NtIji9iost
description Of tbs wGy nj Shtfb ,I,a5aI,J.
mals were affected, tlnc t5ey 4tts qlItfqfian
Irnri pieufo, pnaunea.H. H0 aGg.rsd Hr'
Williams to Inlity Gov Bizs3 II it,t,
This air. Wiliispis VII 10, a. 5rabai,iy
mas done BY this time. CEdtt tEa= Ia i, M,
governor can oiter the a.sifr ~ fix
affected Animals GaG nppoEE' ;.tzf,Eaiseta f,
nppraiaa Their valne. Ila S4t- usgs ~
TIE animals so Slaughtered aIa FI5I5sttent
When the dtaeaSe Gifec MIL Ftatia
county cattle few yaat al, Fl, ~ oEiI,,ty
escaped, but II LOOKS n0w rs though Snasay
must have taste Of the Hague, Tvsrv
pree2ution, however. win DO taken rs ~.
vent spread Of the affection beyond Mc
Williams herd 80
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

1go ~ On wees,days see %, $40, 50, 50
EEprlsa q ana u . NJ, E y ahe s' HsSs1
81 aN% s+ I 70 5S7 1913 Rand 50
III gris ,,. s ~; gh.IAya' ~ N,
Express, 4 50l, 10, 6s5, Ylq ana sia n n,
. and u q ntght
atJesSay W. N ,,,; *, , on ens connect
snulI.u,hs urect transfer 70 Fulton street,
~ 5000 11slDie iefrlAge and Journey across
F ~ a9 ~ NY, a,isy ,.,
tilIy. "'t'-V4s eiiAnso' o'o p m
E0R GERMANTOWN AND CHESTNUT HILL
III ~ g, y " M, u u, l02, gs3 25S,
sas5ia, e. e 70 i e. III d - ~ 10
l200 night Sundays, 70, sa5. Il 90 ~ II NV Z,
q. M, II so, 81, g3I 4 az M has * = n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Soehn Smith away until the excitement
hes passed.. He says from the reports be
has received by wire he thinks Sheriff
Smith only did his duty.
Al midnight the city was perfectly quiet
with few people on the streets. The ex-
element IL fast subsiding.
TIE ooRosEn's INVESTIGATION.
BmMINaHAM, ALA, Dec. l1.--Excitement
over the affair OF Saturday night has
aharsd. The troops are still here and will
remain several Gays. Governor Seay came
up from MONTGOMERY last night. He says
here as long as there Is any evident necessity
for them. They may remain until after the
coroner's investigation, which will begin
this afternoon or tomorrow. There are no
newer developments Of importance In the
HAYES murder mystery,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

DaiIY, except sundsy--Leave dupont, s oS q.
NJ, NeHbrid&e, $50 u. IN. Arrive wilmington,
@ e q. m.
Saturday oniy-Le9Ys Reading, ~ % noon.
10 p. M, .HaEpstdgo, ] 80 o, M. Arrive vi.
mirJton. ~ p, N, Leave Ncwhridge, ! 10
p. n, Arrive WILMINGTON, z IS o. m,
fnr connections vt Wilmington with p, W. %
u. \. Rl, 1t b. u o. junction, with y. 10 o. X, Ri
~ ghAdo'a Ford Junction, with r., W. d u,
hW.S, nj Coasnaville, and Wgype1brrg Junction
lv!sh Yennk, X. Ky, q. Eirdsboro with r, ii II.
x. i. end +. X. R.i ~ Rss,itng with Z. ii X.
Il. Nj SEQ tlme.tahIe7 At all stations,
BOINE3A BRIGGS, Con. Pass. Agent.
A. e. MCcAuSLAND, superintendent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Robert OR, well-krown resident Of
Brandywine hundred, died at his horne,
on Sunday Afternoon, OF consumption,
aged 60 years. He was highly respected
by oil who knew him.
Two valuable horses and large Ches-
ter county white were shipped to the
farm Of Captain Thomas johnson, in
Virginia, on Saturday. The horses were
shippsd by Jester q Mcdaniel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
a 0HESAPEAKE BATTLE,

BctweeR the Steamer Gov. McLane
and Dredgers i'm the Chester River
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. li.--A Dispatch
received here to-day says that there has
been an engagement between tho state
steamer Gov. MoIiane and the fleet Of
dredgers In the Chester river.
Two OF the dredgers' boats were sunk
and number OF the boats were taken. One
OF the crew on the steamer Gov. McLane
was shot.
This is the first fight between the state
fishery force aud the dredgers since the
steamers have been provided with ca snon,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

:, Prince Mousley, who pleaded guilty on
Henry J, 0ruhb and was sentenced Ia a9s
iiae and three months Imprisonment III
been pardonei by Gov. Biggs, In gpsNeI Ia
Q dangerously signed petition and r. letter
from Mr.. Grubb himself. The pardon wa
received tuesday and Sheriff Allen al opce
ttelephoned 10 New iail IN order for Nous.
iey'a reegse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
What is Catarrh

hesringl Hoods sArsapariIia Ia the remedy for
thlS ever increasing mAlady. II nttackp at onco
the source OF the disesse by purifying and en-
riching the blood, whiah, 70 II reaches tins del,-
cato passages Of the mucous membrane saothos
and rebuiids the tBsueg, giving them tcndency
to heath instead OF dlscase. and ultimately
curing the affection. Az tho same tims Hood,s
sarpaparilla builds up the whole systsm ana
makes ono feel that he has taken new leaeo
OF life.
"For several yons had catarrhal afreotiou
In my throat and had trisd several medicinss,
but could find nothing to help me. muSt
sny waa very much benefited by using
hoods HarsaparillR, and would recommend
1t worry highly. 1-ELIis T. DzyAiEs, Omaha
NeprAsKs,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
WINS il ".Iacx the Rjnpors,,

LONDON, Dec. i1.-In chean res,surart
IN berulondssg, q euburb OF London lssf
night, man, without provocaglon. en- liz
taroaT o. the landlords daughter. sho ia ia
not expected 70 recover. Thora are rumofe
Ripper" tho
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

LoNpos, Dec. 1.-The star stsys that
Gan Sir Charles Warren, lately chief Of this
metrGpolFan police, Is going to suakim to
settle affairs there after the fiehtin. he.
tween tho British Iorees aud Arabs Is ended.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
pALTIMORN d OHIO RAILROAD.
NJ ycn9inls IN sYect Dec. .. 1883.
TlihlH9 LRhFk pRAA&aRG AVE DaPOE
SASE BOUND,

sBxnresn trains.
PaILApESPHfs, week dsys, % 90 go, on,
81, $50 gOl, 'i04l. II Is q. NJ; 'i9 ~, 90,
PdlhsnhL ala, sunhsvr. -3aO Z 90, z IS,
NO, ,mfl, II Is n n; IL no. U0t 3 %, 8 81,
. 20, . % 9 10, ~ 46, z 50 =. IN
NttsSfER, veek day, IS 20 $40 90, IS,
70 500 llt5s m; - 40. 90, 3 90, SIS, . 70,
%, 10. %, s 10 y, m.
3. m; la4o, itO, 800, 3a5 500. 3 %, go.
WEST Bou aD.
BILEiMCRk and WASH i!t1TON. s9n
III 81 M; 2d5, '24op M; ~ ~ night. All
:. chicago AN, FIffsguRdH, 1916 night
IS y y. M hpth daily.
I'm itNNATI AND ~. LOUIS, ii 81 o, m.
ene z 40 p. M, hoh daily,
Sisti fdLI ACCO eMoDATIos, 73l y. NJ,
III Land / y 4 e a'is sccosuonArrov wsss
dG%a u ~ = N 2i5 aud o rs p. m. 6unssye,
80 q, m. and s 29 D, m,
TRAINS LRAYs Sank sr s,rRgSr sTATIon
Fcr Fn;,sieiphta, IS D. n. dSlly, except
sun Jay. FOR Baltimore, 35 8, m. md 8 Is y,
10 DAILY ~ Nm dsilv -gchrr SUNDAY. W. LAn-
uanbsrR, 5la. M, 10 50 y, M an1 , IS y, Tn,,
u p. M, daily
p.stsnurg, AND Chicago sxprsg1, daily, 10
i4s4yE PHInADRLPHIs voR WILMINGTON,
psuT, si2 % y m, IS 80, 10 %, II 90 \. ~,
y % nnon, 10 30l, 80 y 80 30, z %, $ 10,
10 10 II 30 y, m.
Daiiy syespt auniRY, c 80 and Z rs :. m.,'4g5
Hii M, q 10 p NJ: Sunday only, s 81 q, m.
Kaes 70 wsa era poin,a lower thsu via any
otner nne; WIN. CLEMENTS,
Y, - HSnLtt Gen3rAl MBnsg9r.
Gea1 Pass. Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
Fyenvv Storm, =, s.n,,r, p.,,,

AsRuhY PARK, N. j., Dec. l1.--A heavy
stotm Is ragiGV hare and the wind IL blotg.
irg heavily on shore. II Is though, that
considerable damage will be done t.t hlah
tide this afternoon. iarge duGntlty Of
cocoanuts came ashore tn morn!ng which
arc Supposed to have come iror1 d wrecked
Yessel
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

MAEISsBuaa, W, Va, Dee ll.-Joseph
Lamp cn sunday night slapped Jonathan
Mason IN the jugnhc v3in causlng almost
instant d4eth. Esch was aged abont 10
years, They had qlarreled ov4r a lawsuit
DssEean thelr parents. Lamp fed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

GsoRGETowN, nsc. 1.-THE proposed
caneus Of the SUSSEX county meinbers OF
the Legislature is NOT likely 10 be held here
this afternoon. Up TO O'Clock only ono
outside member, Short OF Dagsboro, he'd
plHd9 his nppoarEnce. Tire opponents Of
nteaE Vii prevent the holding OF the caucus
If possible. MT.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

NEW foRK, DAG. 11.-John +. Mar ,sr's
furniture factory ct 1871 Essex atreet ros
badly damaged by FIRE this morning, The
loss on stock and building amounts to
$4,000; fully insured.
koRRlsrowS,, PA. Dec. 1l.--FIre about
midnight totally destroyed Thomas n sons
tick works. Loss. $4,000; insured one
third, Fifty employees are thrown out Of
work. ~ =
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

NEw YoRK Dec. i1.-YIce. president elect
Lsyi 7. Motion, accompanied by his wife,
lett here this forenoon tor Indianapolis,
Where Mr., Morton ls to confer with Presi.
dent-elsct Harrison.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

BERLIN, Dec ll.--Tho National Ztitung
denies that there Is anv truth IN the siu
ister runoIs regarding Emperor Wllllara's
health.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
Hoods SarsaparilHa


HOOD
90 Doses One Dollar 90 Doses One Dollar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

WyLLAIH9ToH q EORTHRR9 b. X.
w Timetable, in erect November 18TH, 1885.
GOING HuRTh.
Daily(ex, Sundey,l DAiIv
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

Shenandoah Valley Expreas. al so N. New
Orleans Rxpress, al IS p. IN. Marlinaburg
Express, q 80 AMI vi 80 q m HeFerstowa
EzpreR1 u 10 q. n. ChAmbersourg Express,
70 50 y. 10.
Lebanon Express, ~ so, Z 4O,i1 80 a. m. 5 hOp.m
Yors, Hanover and Frederick Express, II 30,
II 51k N,
Columbia knd ofk K7prees s. 50 D. m.
hOHuRLkAaLL D1yhsyaN
Fer Maphyank, GonsnonocKsu aud Horristoyn
tQ5I 7Ss, S35. . 05, and 10 80 a. m, ~ Is, q aI,
no 80 Is, 5 10, 6 IS, o 20, & OF, 10 O6 and
W p. m On Sunday, 10, 70 and 10 "
m. 10, eSo. 10. 5 2D,b 90, 10 and 10 20 D. m.
For l'hnnixvilie, Pottstown and Reading, Q O5,
and 3 IS ., M, = 20, 4 10. 8 10 and 6g5 d, n,
Aundags. y 60 .. m, l 10 and s 20 .. m.
For louisville, 05. 86 q. M. gao, ~ u. m,
weekdays Sundays, y "a a. m. and l 10 D. m,
fof Fraetyille and Shenandoah, viR Pottsville,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13
For New York.

RIpress on weekdays, . 20, 405, 40, 8 IS, Q 50
w ", W, $40, II and II IS q. IN. Il limited
eEprues II and 1 81 Q. m, WIN d'aing 1'srgl
kst Nts! II I, .6357 1873 Rand b 81
r 5 - .ili y " a1Sl} On sUnd Aya, NJ no,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-12-13

BRaIYdHAa, Ala. Dec. Ii.-Gov. seay
arrived here at II IS last night and irnme.
diately ordered conference with Col
Jones. Gov. SsRy IN IN interview said he
Same to satisfy himself by personal obser-
walton Of tho situation here, to learn what
the public sentiment was and to decide
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
AnROng Our Exchanges,

The impression exists, whether true or
not, that DR.. Brooks was brought here by
the managers of the Democratic campaign
to catch Republican votes, but if so, his eff =
forts tonight will prove of no evail.-Eagle.
Doubtless that impression never
existed beyond the Eagles bilious
crop. The Eagle well knew the in
situation was yioiously false when
it oroaked it out.
We are strongly inclined to the belief that
the proper way to deal with the tariff on
sugar, is to repeal it, and encourage home
production by the payment of a good boun-
ty.-Preston Journal.
There now, where's your Tariff
issue with the Democrats Better
come over to the party that has an
issue and dares MAINTAIN it, al
ways and everywhere. The Saloon
must GO.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
''AbOOzin' - the Republicans.

Tom Carskadon, the Third party candidate
and renegade Republican, is still going
around abusing and slandering Republicans
and the Republican party. He is a dema-
gogue of the first water.-Grafton Eagle.
The Eagle would do well to
change it's name to Buzzard, or quit
foraging around the political
swamps tofeed on such low SANDERS
as the foregoing. Mr.. Carskadon is
abusing nobody, but he is bravely
assailing both the old parties for
their infamous alliance with the
Infamous Liquor Traffic, and the
Eagle dare not attempt to retute his
whitening facts and arguments.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
A NOm.Partisam Joke.

The Iowa Methodist Conference, lust adj
iourned at Vinton, adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the Third party movement,
praising the Republican party in Iowa, and
resolving to maintain strictly nou-partl-
san relation to all political parties.-Preston
Journal.
If here isn't a non-partisan joke,
then we "give it up" The confer
ence protests against one party,
praises another, and resolves to
maintain non-partisan relations to
all parties. 1t would be hard to
construct a more self-contradictory
and self,stultifying paragraph than
the foregoing, as quoted by the
Journal
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
VOTE FOR HONE PRO.
LECTION.
Cider Not Prohibited,

There is much false clamor
abroad in the State, aimed at the
Amendment, on the grounds that
it will prevent farmers from max
ing cider. This is utterly false.
The Prohibition is against making
and selling Intoxicating drinks.
Cider is not Intoxicating when made,
and it is only when it becomes in
toxicating that the law will step
in, just as it does now, and prohibit
its sale for drinking purposes. The
Amendment will in no wise inter.
fere with the manufacture OF cider
for vinegar and other legitimate
uses.
Let friends of the cause all over
the State be prompt IN refuting
this objection, by calling attention
to the explicit terms Of the Amend
ment itself, which is now being
published in every county paper.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
Spot the Hfrelings!

We have news from all parts of
the State that the Liquor mems
agents are busy placing their
blood-money in corrupt hands, to
be used against the Amendment on
election day.
Wherever one of these hirelings
of Liquor Oligarchs can be detected
in attempts to corrupt voters, let
him be arrested on the spot, and
suffer the penalty of the law. And
let the honest voters Of tho country
districts, Of all parties, make it I'M.
comfortably hot for the scamp that
would try to buy Independent West
Virginians with whisky money 1t
seems to US that this open insult to
our honest mountainers ought of it.
self be enough to make the vote
nearly unanimous for the Amend
ment. Spurn the hireIings and vote
for your own free mountain homes.
THE SALOON MUST GO.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
ATTENTION. WORKINGMEN {!
False Leaders Will Attempt to
Sell Your Votes to the LII.
quOr M0n0pOlists.
Apurn the Insult and Defy
The InsuIters!

Months ago we had adyices, seem
ingly from reliable source, that
certain individuals prominent in
the Union Labor movement were
arranging with the Liquor man to
throw the force of the Labor party
against the Amendment. AS show
ing that our advices were not alto
gether unfounded, we have received
from Charleston a regular Union
Labor ticket, with the words "For
Rejection" following the Prohibi-
ton Amendment, with not even
room left for writing "For Rztifca-
ton, if Labor voter wanted to
G0te tor the Amendment.
If this scheme has official sane.
ton, the honest workingmen of the
State will summarily resent the
outrageous insult and spurn the
corrupt leadership that would be-
tray their dearest interests for a
price at the hands of the Liquor
Oligarchy.
Let honest men Of all parties be
on guard against ali such schemes.
Scan your tickets closely, ana vote
your convictions on the Amendment,
regardless of party policy or politi-
cal treachery.
THE SALOON MUST GO.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
VOTE FOR BETTY AND
THE BABY.
A Politicians Motives

The way to kill off the Third party is to
vote for the Amendment There is no doubt
that majority of the Third party leaders
do not want the Amendment adopted
Hence, voting against it is doing just what
they want you to do.-Preston Journal.
While the Journal thus gives the
most low and groveling reasons for
supporting the Amendment, still,
better that than no reasons at all.
1t is better TO do right from bad
motives, than to do wrong for any
consideration. Of course the Jour-
MATS statement that a majority of
the "Third party" leaders do not
want the Amendment adopted, is
gratuitous and false, as the Journal
well knows, but if it thinks it can
bost serve the homes Of West Vir-
ginia, in their lite and death strug-
gle against the saloons, By SANDER
ing the only party that has the
courage TO assail the Liquor Traffic,
so be it; this fight will soon be
over, and the next begins immedi-
ately.
THE SALOON MUST GO.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
10000
AMENDMENT CATEGH|SMs i
SHALL WE MAKE r,
100000?

By the time this reaches or.
readers the surprising number =,
10000 Prohibition Amendmen.
Catechisms Will have been printed
and scattered through all parts n
the State, and still the orders a,s
pouring in as fast as the nrass
running day and night, can sunni
them.
For a time the orders were ahead
of the supply, but we have done tbs
best we could, and ask friends f.
use the more diligence in GETTING
them promptly circulated. Give
the people the Prohibition facts tn
beat back the Saloon lies. Scatter
the Catechism8, and keep SCATTERING
them up to the day of election. We
can now fill all orders promptly
Every speaker ought to have them
to scatter at meetings. Order a sun.
ply ct ones. Fifteen cents per 1OG.
81 per 1000. Address, The FREE.
MAN, Parkersburg, w. Va.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

There hasn't been q local Prohi-
bition fight of importance in the
whole country, tor twenty yeara
past, that the Liquor men didn't
send some subservient editor like
Mr., Hart, OF the Intelligenc6r, away
off to Prohibition Maine to smell
out bootleg bar in some dark al
ley, and then proclaim to the world
that Prohibitions failure. Such
nosh and stuff is an Insult to COM
mon intelligence.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

Rev. J, W. Carter in Upshur, L.
E. Peters in Wetzel, W. P. Walker
in Putnam, Geo, E. Hite in Wood,
T. P. Robertson in Berkeley, W. E.
Powell in Taylor, Mrs. McClurkin
in Grant, Miss Hutchinson in
Monongalia, and ministers of all
denominations all over the State,
all this week, rallying the Home
forces for the final charge. The Sa,
loon must go,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

The great Republican oracle, Ed
itor Hart, says Prohibitions fail
ure in Maine. Common Republi-
cans, like Mr.. Blaine, Hale, Dingley,
Hamlin and all the rest of the
Maine leaders, say it is a magnif.
cent success. But then Fortune"
took Mr.. Hart to Maine, to serve
the Devil in this campaign against
the Amendment.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
VOTE AGAINST FREE
TRADE lin BOYS.

That the Intelligencer should de,
fer publishing its whisky exploits
in Maine till a week before cleo.
ton, too late for their fallacies and
falsities to be refuted, is itself con.
Yincing proof of a cowardly pur,
pose to mislead and deceive for the
promotion of Saloon interests and
impurities.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

That was a Grand Day for Prohi'
bition at the Columbus Centennial
1t outstript all other days of the
Big Centennial. Over 10000 peo'
pie were packed in the great COL
iseum to hear, Fisk, Brooks, Sam
Small, Dickie and the other grand
Prohibition leaders.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

1t is strange that the portraits
of some of our former Home force
leaders, are now displayed in Sa-
looms; but such is the low level
to which modern politics have
sunk, that to be preferred in party
ranks man must first be prefer
red by the party's worst elements.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

The argument for this trial is
closed, and the case goes to the jury
next Tuesday. If the verdict be
right, sentence will be promptly
executed; if it should be wrong,
the case will be re,opened at once,
and the criminal re.tried and pros
eouted more vigorously than ever
before.
THE SALOON MUST GO.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

Where's the rest of the InteIhqen,
GERS stuff about Maine ?" Has Ed.
itor Hart been choked off again
One leading Republican of Wheel.
ing, at least, declares for Fisk be-
cause Of the MtelIsgencer's Maine
letters,
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

The M, E. Conference at Fair,
mont, adopted resolution, where.
by each member of the Conference
agreed to preach q sermon in favor
Of the Amendment at every ap.
pointment, before election. The
West Virginia hills will echo next
Sunday with appeals for the Home
from nearly every pulpit in the
State, of all denominations.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

The Kanawha Gazette advises its
readers to vote on the Prohibition
Amendment as "their conscience
guided by reason may direct"
If the Gazette's advice lie general
ly followed throughout the State
the Amendment will be over
whelmlngly ratified.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

Every imaginable device will be-
resorted to by the hired emisaaries
of the Saloon to cheat the Home
out of every possible vote for the
Amendment. Watch the rascals
and don't let them deceive honest
voters.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
VOTE FOR THE AMEND
MENT.

Saloon hireIings are securing the
State expecting to buy West Vir-
ginla voters like sheep. Let our
honest yeomanry, Of all parties,
make it hot for these conscience
less scamps.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
Sympathy with the ''Sympathiz.
ers.'

The Luzerne, Pa, W. G. T. U,
sends forth this scorching fash Of
sarcasm
Resolved, That we 'sympathize' with that
political party which 'sympathizes with
temperance but we indorse that political
party which openly avows it's object to be
the overthrow OF the Saloon and the pro-
lection OF the Home"
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

Editor Hart, Of the Intelldgencer,
says, "FoYtune having taken me to
Maine," ana then goes on to show
how Prohibition is failure"
Fortune? Yes. But what sort
of fortune that such editors to
Maine in the DEVILS service?
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31

The great discussion between
Gen. Golf and Hon. W. l., Wilson,
today in Parkersburg, and neither
of them will mention the most VI
tai issue in the Contest.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1888-10-31
Who Slabs the Home?

Let friends OF the cause all over
the State watch the polls and see
who stabs the Home by voting
against the Amendment.
The ballots will tell what party
is the Temperance party" and as
the conflict goes on, it will be i'm
portant to know what party most
favored the Saloon, with it's Woes
and Curses, as against the Home,
with its Joys and blessings. Watch
the ballots, that the record of this
battle may be rightly made up.