The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-11-19
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ENGLAND is disposed to act honorably
in relation to the fishery troubles.
ANOTHER bank gone up. A Keno
bank at Bucyrus, Ohio, closed its doors
last week. -. J
Has that revival of business made It's
appearance yet2 No where, except In /,
the banks.
RAILROADS west of Chicago are cut
ting passenger rates to New York and
other points East.
. DoN'T forget that the Democracy pro-
poseto force this through-Greenbac
to take the piaceo Blackhacks.
ANDREW AULr, Esq, resident Of
Smith township, Belmont county, died
on the 1lth inst, aged IS years.
REv.W. ", MILLIeAN has preached
in the Presbyterian church at Cam bridge
since November 10th, ls53-tweny -fve
yeors.
The town Of Bradford, Pa, was al
most wholly destroyed by fire on the
I4th inst. Loss Sl50,OO0; insurance
$50, 900.
I GEORGE W son of JoHN W STE.
PHENs, Of Barnesville, committed suicide
at Marietta, on the 9Th inst, by taking a
lump OF opium.
0ss dollar each was the price Of Rail-
road tickets from Cincinnati to Philadel-
lphia or New York last week. This is
the lowest rate known for years.
SENATOR VOORHEES,, in an interview,
states that one OF his first acts upon the
reassembling of Congress will be move.
ment to make the trade dollar legal ten
der. Aktt F
THE body of A. r STEWART has not
been recovered yet A reward OF So.
600 has been offered for the recovery OF
the body and the arrest and conviction
|ofsthe thieves. 81 aH g25e
! DUcKINa the female patients in the In
sane Asylum at Columbus forms one
tof the amusements Of the lady attend
ants They have been discharged fol
their smaFtness.
! BELLAIRE, Belmont county, is just now
passing through a trying time, because
of suspensions of business establish.
lments and ,lefalcations by men who were
thought to be honest and trustworthy,
The bodies of four prominent citizens
of Zanesville, Ohio, buried in Woodlawr
Cemetery, were taken by body snatchers
the morning Of the, 14th inst, The
tbodies were recovered and the thieves
lcaptufed.q ss9 ~ 1ea
RADICALS Of the ZAcK CHANDLER
stripe should go slow on trying to re
vive the "bloody shirt" business. 1t tha
is allgthe capital the Republican part.
has for 1886, it ought to make an assign
ment now. ~ II sss
| The Advocate, a Greenback paper il
New York. has declared for SHERMAN
resumption insanity The Aduoeate wal
run, during the late campaign, 1t is al
tleged, with money furnished by the re
Isumptioniats.v
The President of the Howard Asso
citation, at Memphis, in reply to state
ment that 100000 remained on hana o
the Relief Fund, states that they hav,
less than $4,000, barely sufficient t.
pay outstanding liabilities.
4 ,1'HE County Court system OF Wes
Va, is humbug of the first water. A
correspondent of the Wheeling Registci
says: .It is ridiculous to attempt t
clothe ordinary men, wholly without ex
perfence or learning in the law, with th,
highes, Judicial powers
| j. K, NEWCOMER, Esq, who recent.
retired from the Marion Mirror, ha
been appointed one of the Editors of tn
tOhio Statesman X. is an able wri
tier and his services will certainly prov
valuable Ia placing that paper in tn
forefront OF the daily press in Ohio.
sFo PRINCE, "Fop," his friends cal
I him, has been nominated for Mayor o
I Boston by the BUTLER party, which hat
s, 900 majority in the city at the recen
election. Defeat only makes BEN. tur
that off eye of his onto the next chance
anything to beat his opponents, is BEN
i JAMINs game. He never tires.
! THE N. z. Herald says, "let the Hall
fax award be paid" Certainly; $500
900 amt much money 10 pay for th
privilege of catching a few mackere
| but those New Foundlanders won't le
us take them after we have them in on
nets. They cut ournets, mob our fish
ermen and are naughty generally. Wh
is to pay for that2
4 TIE Radical element IN the R'publ
can party is urging HAYES to send troop
to Louisiana. Why not send them
Ohio, as we'll. Every body in this Stat
y don't vote the Republican ticket. an
= those who don't, according to the Rad
. cal programme, ought to be hayonete
Just The same as the voters in Iouislan
I Try that game on Ohio. just once.
II The Burr's Mills correspondent OF u
. Bellsire Phonograph mentions the fe
lowing strange phenomenon: "a lac