The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-12-03
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y OHlteu otaues, luU,VuU are females
Tobacco is the solace Of 100000. .0p6
men-and the detestation Of as many
The inajotit5 Of Marshall, Rsdia.l.
candidate for Governor Of Minnesota, Il.
1894. 49, = - $
Why is loafer in a newspaper .of6ca
like a shade tree? Because wssars glad
when he leaves. - as,sa
"She only wore . single rose. " accord-
ing tothe song. Rather light eostnms.s
Wind wasn't probably east that day .zI.
RAcING.-aFine day for tba race, :"
said wag to sporting,friend, one bright
morning lately. "What faceS" the ha.
man race, to be sure" was the reply. ze.1
Aser1ant girl writing letter, asked
her master if the next month he'd come I
in yct. He laughed. s"Well." said sht
swhat [ mean is, has the last month gonsi
out yet?" 'sei 5sse9a0
Charleston, S. c., is moving IN the
matter Of removing the distractions in
her harbor. Probably no city in the
world has its harbor SO obstructed with
the debris Of war.
The project of annexing Northern Ida
no and Washington territories. previous
to The admission of the latter into the
Union, is attracting considerable atten.
tion iu the sFar West" NJ. =
The Jld School Presbytery Of Nash
vile has resolved in favorof union with
the New School body, on the basis Of the
terms proposed and adopted BY the late
General Assembly.
A young man named John Bean vas
killed, and two boys badly wounded, last
Saturday, in St. Louis, BY the explosion
of she'll, which had been bought By d
foundrgulan as old iron. eaiis
Governor Seymour, Of New York, ID
a conversation with gentleman in tbaz
central part Of that State, the other DAY.
said that he did not take political paper
nor had he for a long time. s 8 : = S.
The Memphis Chamber Of Gommefcs
held meeting on the I'd inst, at which
it was resolved that the cotton tax ought
to be removed. and the Mississippi lesies
ought to be rebuilt BY the Government.
The London statue to George Peabody
is fixed fact, $4,000 having been SUBJ
scribed.. The American sculptor Story
has been chosen, the subject Is 70 sit IN
Rome, and the work is to be Of bronze.
A fond but abandoned husband Ia liz
inois reconciled his bereavement at tifs
elopement Of his wife with another fsl--
low, BY accepting 500, and giving re-;
ceipt in full. :,
Jealousy Of pretty milliner caused
two Texans to shoot and stab each other
to death the other day. One Of them lived
three days, and was carefully nursed BY
the woman he had fought for.ga sai s /
It is said thata little New England
town, where Sheridan stopped few ;min+
utes, the girls exp ressod their admiration
by kisses. One lass failed to reach his
! lips. 1T was a miss, said Sheridan,
"but good line shot M s
"Can you tell me how theword Saloon
| is spelt?" was asked of cockney by
quizzical fellow. Certainly" said the
iLondoner, with look Of triumph, "thereis
a hess, and hay. and a hell, and TIVE
hoes, and hen." 5esa
/ Horace Greeley has just concluded .
lecture on Abraham Lincoln. His opins
ion Of the deceased President Is looked
Hor with interest, because Greely ID
known to have been dissatisfied with
many of Lincoln's measures. s
Two hundred and twenty FIVE thensand
dollars have been subscribed by the cit
izens of Denver for the purpose of con-
[structing railroad from thatcity to con.
Inject with the Union Pacific Railroad at
1 Cheyenne4he road 10 be completed With.
lin nine months.j @ sst Saeas
81 say, boy. is there auy thing to shoot
abbut here?' inquired a-sportsman of .
boy be met. sFell. = replied ahe boy;
"nothin," just about here. but eur schools
master is just over the bill there cutting
birch rods; you might walk up and pop
him over. ,ssn6s Il 59a9ss5 as5 s7'li
| The following scene is laid in first.
lclass hotel: Traveller desire to be cal;
'Iled at six o'clock. Clerk with gold
cbain)-ify you will ring the bell at that
fhour one Of the boys will attend to- your
i case isag,sea asee ha.aa5. aaT}
} I4oA little girl walking one day with hei
mother in g church- yard. reading one af.
ter anotherthe praises of those who slep'
s beneath said. I'll etlif gs
7 PssSI wonder where they bury The sin,
i ners?' "a
r 10 A lady, having accidentally broken !,
f Esmel!ipg-bottle, her husband. who wsl
t very petulanL said to her: II declare my
: [dear, everything that belongs to you j
more or less broken" aTfue, replied
r 1.-The la6ga for even you are little crack
s Led. oa ,laea o. ssloq sass zsbHa
: The Scientific American says thata geot
f way to clear cider barrels is to put lime
lwater and common trace chain into TIL
d barrel, through the bung hole, first tYip,
: Ia strchg twinesto the chain to draw
& litout with, Shake the barrel about IN
& Etihthe chain wears of the mold or pom
L ace, ibenirinse with cold water. -s9Ae
III The Emperor Of Austria travels Will
J, his suite in his Partisan Journey in
T Especial train built expressly for the 90
casion. Il consist of four saloons.a th
elfrst Of which is hung with cloth drapery
1.-THE second With satin, and the third will
II damask, The walls Of the fourth. 0
Imperial carriage, are Covered with nil
rofs ID richly carved g5Ia ftahes.