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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
Dir. SILAS TURNER,

HAVING permanently located in Homer
III tenders his professional services 10 Us
citizens aud the surrounding country. lie
NAV be found AT his office, next door west
Of the Post-ofiice, during the day, and AT
his residence At night.
IannnrN :. lS19. 2l:y
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

The beauty of that all important but
almost forgotten virtue, punctonii'y, WAS
strikiugly cxcmplfcd on Sunday last at
the Baptist church. We had never heard
Mr.. McGrc. and were aNious to give him
our undivided attention, hut from som"
reason. either mistake Of the sexton in
ringing the bell or in the time pieces of
the people. the congregation arrived by
two, aud three, from the opening hymn
tn the hcn,il,tion. We incline 10 thu
opinion tina, services began before II
O'clock. thu hour to which We are accns'
toned At any rate the continual coniu'
, sion was annoying. and wc determined t'
tax this method of rcIu'.tih. IL" church.
/ golu. people of Homer I" ST their watches
1 and cloch, with the time piece Of Mr. l.
4 VI. Boyd and the party who has charge al
, the Baptist church bell ringing. Thus w.
might hope to h. annoyed but slightly 10y
late corners.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

We take great pleasure in informing orr
readers that that reliable and popular
merchant. :. G.. DErNFrS. has recovered
entirely from the effects of the lat" di'aN-
trous fire which destroyed his stock "i
ponds. lie has been Reimbursed 10y the
Insurance. Companies aud il now c>tah'
li,hcd with large stock of goods nj No.
q Milan Street. Shreveport, next door I"
Julius Jacobs. Withafull corps of assistants
aud continued arrivals of goods he is as well
or better prepared than ever TO supply the
wants Of his numerous customers. Don
forget the place. No. 81 Milan street
Special inducements are Offered I" the
wholesale trade aad 10 cash buyers.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

Rev. Mr.. Mct;cr, at Mindrn, lately chosen
a, the Pastor o: The Baptist Church at this
place, preached his first sermon here on
saturday last. We heard Mr.. McGcc on
sunday at noon and We're pleased with the
cyiJrnc,s hr gave Of ministerial capacity.
He viii undoubtedly strengthen the cause
Of Christ here 10y the purity of his private
ni,. and tn. ar,lor aud ability that he Will
bring into the discharge of his pulpit and
other pastoral lahurs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
Notice OF COpnrincrship.

THE undersigned hAvecntegcd INT" a co.
| partnership under the s'Nlr and hrm-
name of BARROW \ CAMP, t'r I'll" pir-
pose Of conducting a general mrrrhandiN
business in tho town OF Homer I" date
horI the Is, day of January, !. u. l-,H.
\. ". BARROW,
l.. l.. CAMP.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
Cash Receipts.

W. will continue to publish under this
handing the names of those who each
ve.k pay up their subscriptions. This list
,.t,,,.rded ns a memorandum for the pro-
,..o,,nn Of subscribers against possible
-. ;u our hooks
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

Try puENo~'s noted Heel Sweep, made
II hne Spring Strcl-wi!l last hv" years
require, only occasional Sharpening
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

CALLING attention To the above notice
y Of change in firm, | request all those
who may hr Indebted 10 me to come for
ward and make immediate and satisfactory
disposition of their indebtedness. ] must
have what is due me and can grant no de
laws in closing ont old accounts and notes.
4. W. BARROW.
Jan. !, 1879. HEt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
hSrlr entertainments
~ - a. ~ - y = . - - - ~
JlD(;MEN

Sarah \. shelton, Wife" D., pori.hCt
Zrhcdcc shelton. husband. w. ''''''
10y reason of the law and evidence in the
ID above entitled cause being IN favor Of
plaintiff. Sarah \. shelton, wife, AMI
AGAINST Xchrdrr shelton. husbands hy fur
Their reason oi its hrlmg shown that plain
IN vs. duly authorized to prosecute tins
srit and stand in Judgment 10y her said
husband. II j, ordered. adiudgcd and de-
creed that the community of acqu'ts AMI
rain- heretofore existing between plalntlii
and defendant l., dissolved. and that plain
,,N do have. and recover from defendant
the sum of ,cvruty-iIrr dollars, with tive
ucr cent. interest thereon from dat" OF
Judgment. aud that defendant do pay all
! COSTS of thi. suit. Thus done, read AND
| signed III open conrt, this the l'th day I"
/ December. \. y. l-1-.
(SignrdJ y. ). so l.
Parish judge.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

GET YOUR JOB WORK
DONE
AT THIS OFFICE
TOB-WORK NEATLY EXECUTED Al
y this ofice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22

state Of Louisiana. ! hereby certify that
Parish of laihorn,. the above Is thu"
copy of the original Judgment now on I'll"
IN my office.
In witness whereof | have hcrcuut" set
x~N my hand and affixed my official
k6sD sal ou this The 2l~t day of jam
aN. \. u. l-7n DREW fEEGI son.
nyG; CLERK u. &.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
Advertised Letters.

ETTERS below, if not called for by tn
LIST day Of February, 1879, will be sen
TO the Dead Letter office:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-22
Third Saturday in February, 1919.
"Bc Just and Fear Not"

Jan. -, 1879. [pfs7 sol %
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
A Rawkeye War.

DEs MONIES. Iowa., October co..
Deputy United States Marshal Ethe-
ridge, with two special deputies, went t.
Hamilton County to serve writ of ej"ct-
NETT on several settlers on the so-called
River Improvement Lands, the Courts
having decided thst the settlers have no
title. Esrly in the morning they ar
rived at the house OF John s. Smith, at
Hooks Point. sixteen miles from Web
ster City, when they found the house
closed and son OF Smith standing
guard outside. He warned the officers
not to attempt to epter. but after long
psrley his mother opened the door, and
the officers entered, served the writ and
began to carry out the contents Of the
house Meanwhile the son had given
the alarm, and the settlers rushed to the
rescue, to the number of about two hun
dred well-armed men. They took pos
session of the premises, warning the
officers to desist or take ,the conse-
quences. The argument was too forci-
ole for the small squad OF officers, and
thev returned 60 their carriages, nut
probably would have been badly treated
but for the interference of Colonel Wit
taker, an influential man among the set
tiers. While returning to Webster
City large numbers of settlers we're met
on horseback rushing to the defense Of
Smith. There is prospect of serious
trouble, as the settlers are banded to-
gether, pledged to defend their homes
against these claims at the cost of their
lives. 3-sa taa has
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Official Vote for State Officers.

COLUMBUS, Oc'. 23.-The vote cast In
Ohio on October IA. for State officers
wss officially counted to-day, With the
following result: RnR
Total vote for Governor, 670,911. d.
vided ss follows: Foster, R 1886 gel
Ewing, D.. 3l9132, Stewart. p, 4,l45
Piatt, N, 9,l29; Fosters majority over
e wing,sl7 ,129. ~ a9 'm 70 IS
Total vote for Lieutenant Governor,
6eS,502, divided as follows; Hicken.
looper, R., 335,140: Rice, D .3f9,462
Sharp, p, 1884, Preyor, NJ 9 ,566
Hickenlooper's majority, over Rice. d.
67S. s}.iiof9 as'ii' ga" sst8"
Jupreme JudgeAJohnson, R 1885,.
OO9; Gilmore, D., BIG 1891; Pardy. r.,
1882; Jackson, N, 1881. a"a9 s9'
Auditor of State-OgIevee, R, $685..
1874; Romein, D., 3I7,442, Tanning, p,
4,347 Roy, N, l1,62l. "t' ta".,7sf :
Attorney General Nash, r, 336.i00 ;
Pillars, D., 3l6.778; Foster, p, 4, ,369 !;
Grogan, ~, 1l'165. ti .aa
Treasurer of State -Tnrneg, R., 1886,
$40; Howells, D, 3l6,lS4; Blair, p, 4, :
343: Jenkins, N, IL. .222. F'f %
Member Board Public Works-FuI-
lington, r., 335, ,59l I; O'Marrab, D.,315,-
96s; Horton, p, 1880; Platt, N, H.
.113 n HEt r HIE sS4# lt
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
The Wool Market, I

Mr.. Sam George, of Wellsburg, was
in town yesterday, and he tells US that
the wool in this region is about all clean
ed out. He bought $4,000 pounds in
Beaver county, Pa d last week. and has
ON hand, one place and another, about
100000 pounds, on which he could now
bag nice profit The Boston price is
from AZ to As cents, very decided ad-
vance having occurred in the last few
days. The price here is from 35 up to
38 cents. Mr.. H x. List has paid late
ly SO cents for some feeces. He, too,
has from lg0 900 to 100000 pounds on
his hands. The Eastern market for
wool is strong and shows no signs Of
weakening, and further advance is not
impossible in view of the tone Of for
eign wools, in which there has recently
been an advance WheeIiny lntelkgen-
Ger, 23d inst an bass.A p ..is fs'
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Elbow Long Have i to Live?"
New York Mercury.l


II is not every one who asks himself
this question, because, strangely enough,
it is the belief Of most persons that their
lives will be exceptionally lengthy
However life assurance companies are
aware of the credulous weakness Of
those whose lives they assure, and have,
therefore complied numerous tables Of
expectancy OF life for their own gui-
dance, which are carefully referred to be-
fore policy is granted. ii..3 p
The following is one of those we'll au-
thenticated tables in use among assur-
ance companies, showing the average
length of life al various ages. Inii the
first column we have the present ages OF
persons of average health, and in the
second column we are enabled to peep,
as it were, behind the scenes Of an as.
surance Office aud gather from their ta-
BILE the number of years they will give
us to live. This table has been the re.
suit of careful calculations, and seldom
proves misleading. OF course sudden
and premature deaths, as we'll as lives
unusully extended, occasionally occur
but this is table of the average expec
fancy Of life OF an ordinary man Or wo
man: ih l4 ~ q
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
constitutional Amendments.

All blank ballots, as well as all Noes
count against the Constitutional Amend.
ments. Such is the express provision OF
the Constitution relative to amendments.
Counting blanks and "Noes," the Judi
cial Amendment Is defeated by major
ity Of 35I,65l; the Amendment to Ar
ticle II by OPAL; Amendment to Ar
ticle III bv 345,455. and Amendment to
Article X BY 276,465.a . 9s
The vote on the Amendments was as
follows:
Judicial Amendment Affirmative vote
l59. $50; negative 51l,2Sl.
Amendment to Art. 2--Afffrmatiye
vote l66s2S5 !; negative 5o4, ,626 > ,a s1f
Amendment to Art. 3--Affrmativt
vote l62,72S : negative 506,l83. q
Amendment to Art. I0-Affirmative
vote l97, ,22S; negative 4S3,6SS. las
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
OBITUARY.,

DrED-September, II. 1879, IsAB III
ADAMsoN, of Green township, Monroe
County, Ohio. 81
The deceased was horn in Green
County, Pennsylvania, in the year 1909;
was married there, and with her husband
came to this county in 1880. and settled
in Green township, where she lived on
the same farm until her decease. She
was a very amiahle and highly esteemed
lady kind and oblising to her neighbors
and friends, and with her family formed
part of the respectable citizens OF the
township.
Farewell, dear mother, we shall miss thee,
Miss thy counsels good and wise; rny
But in Heaven we hope to greet thee. ! /!
When the Savior bids US rise. J.T.C.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

.- ...sa a. 10 4
LNLi1AbSFHs kkALL' whose pcstomcei ad.
w dress is Rock Island, Illinois; Caroline
Tasgart, whose postofhce address is Rock Is.
iaId' LIMOS, ana Tags!rt. whose
postomce address Is moundsville; west VIZ
ginia' ana mary Aoiei ana 'onn Ao'er. whose
post omoe address Is woodlands MARSHALL
County West v.rgln!s, VII take notice that
Daniel f2nkhsuseh Admmistrator yatn the
will snneyed q fpdolpn Ssiosr, qsceased,
on the "a day GoEocsooeh = psasIs nlea
his peution m the tfooats court, withln Aqa
for the county o. Monroe ana state OF ohe.
alleging that the PERSONAL estate o. said De.
cedent Is 'nsumcient to pay MS debts apd
the charges o. adminisssrins hts estate; that
he died seized IN fee simple Of The following
described Iest estate situate " ssid county
to wit;
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
ComplImenting Thur man.
it arf| -ets s-tttttf LEtst ~ s.a ~ y y
Boston Post.)

j 1t is creditable to the Daily Advert,
ser that while disclaiming sympathy with
the course and opinions, Of Senator
Thurman, it recognizes bis services as
useful to the country ,and expresses re-
gret., that the political change could not
have retired less worthy men than be
from the branch of the National Legis-
lature of which be is now, the presiding
officer, The retirement of Mr. Thur7
man will awaken 10 Democratic circles
universal. regret, and is, one of the la
mentable results of the Ohio, election -
But that he will be permanently retired
from public service, il his life is spared,
q hardly to be contemplated. pni.. 81
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The East.

LONDON, October 20-The Govern
ment has just received news Of the cap
ture of Merv,in the Turcoman District,
by the Russians. In consequence of this
depressing news there has been a deci-
ded decline ia The European Bourses. -
The assertion is openly made, not only
by Radicals, but nv friends Of the Min
istry, that it is difficult to see how war
with Russia can long be avoided, If En-
gland wishes to preserve, as il is conce-
ded she is compelled to attempt to pre-
serve, the advantages she has already
gained in AT fghanistan. The feeling is
one OF increasing apprehension and anz.
iety. The doctrine that European war
cannot occur so long as an Austro Ger
manic alliance exists, is losing what lit
tie popularity it had, in the light OF pres
ent aggressive attitude of the Russian
forces now advancing on Herat.
Much anxiety is expressed as to what
action the Government will take in The
emergency, and but little confidence is
felt in its being able to interpose check
in time to prevent the occupancy by
Russia of position from which the lat
ter will be able to dictate terms. in
spite Of the assumed assurance Of the
Foreign Office, popular expectation
looks toward long, and possibly dis
astrous. s,rugg'e for possession Of the
key to British India. Not withstanding
her protestations that she had no designs
upon Afghanistan. her present advance
shows her purpose to garrison the from
tier without delay. With Russia at He.
rat and England at Cabul, under the ne
cessity Of warning on her ancient ene-
my, it is believed the coming contest be-
tween the two Powers can not be much
longer delayed. The tone of CONVERSE,
tion in and about Downing street is fa-
vored with a sense of the inevitability
OF this result 10 the near future
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
81 Don't Want a Plaster"

said sick manato druggist, "can't you
give me something to cure me " His
symptoms were lame back and disor.
dered urine, apd were sure indication
OF a kidney disease. The druggist told
blm to use Kidney Wort and in a short
time It effected a complete cure. Have
you these symptoms? Then get box
tc-dsy-before you become incurable.-
1t is the cure safe and sure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
ADOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Terrible Tragedy at Lapeer, Michi-
~ gan.

DErRoIr, MICH, October 20.-One Of
the most atrocious, unprovoked and
unaccountable deeds ever perpetrated in
this Stale is just announced in a special
from Lapeer.. james NJ Fitz, carper-
ter by trade, cut generally worthless
man by reputation, living in Hadly
Township, near Lapeer, on Saturday en-.
gagged in reckless spree.
He sold his carpenter to Dls, aud with
the proceeds purchased bottle Of whi.-
KY. Filling up on this be stole a horse,
and, proceeding to his home, shot down
in cold blood his wife and daughter.
Then mounting his stolen ,steed, he rapi-
dly rode away. and has not yet been
caught. isa .9j. " te aa ss sm
His murdered wife was an, honest,
hard working woman, who had toiled to
help maintain The villain, and the daugb-
ter was handsome and ighly-esteemed
young lady. The awful crime has
aroused the whole country to such an
extent that if Fitz is caught, it will he
short shrift for him. g..ls. na4 .3to b.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
Prize Butter at the N, Y. Fair,

There was very fine display Of extra
dne butter at the great International
Dairy Fair. The packages that took Che
prizes were splendid samples Of what
gilt-edged butter ought TO be, perfect in
quality and color, Many Of them were
colored to a perfect June tint With Wells,
Richardson, 4 Co.'S Perfected Butter
Color, the use OF which was universally
recommended both by the makers and
butter buyers. s,ss.i,#a.o vis 4a5,fs
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Awise Deacon.

deacon Wilder, ! want you, to tell
me bow you kept yourself and family
well the past season, when all the rest Of
US have been sick so much, and have
had the doctors visiting US 80 often y
"Bro, Taylor, the answer is very easy.
/ used Hop Bilters in time; kept my
family well and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth Of it kept US well
and able to work all the time. III war
rant it has cost you and the neighbors
one. to two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick the same time" - =. ~,
Deacon, I'll use your medicine here
alter" ..sfs
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

Josiah D.lWrieht et n.

~ y y Ntt 3ts --~-fs - = tttAgs 4 n \ E
DY virtue Of . certain order Of sale issusd
y from the court Of common, pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe and State Of
Ohio III case pending In said oourt between
the above named pastiss aud to mo diseeted.
l will offer for sale q public. anctions q the
east door OF the court house n Wsodsasld,
on s3t - ~ HS1
Saturday, the 18Th day,ef November, 1879
between the hours Of 10 O'clock Z, n, and 4. /.
o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, to Wit:
The northeast quarter Of section eighteen, .
township three Of range Nv.
.Also the east hsif, IL the. southeSst qusr.s
ter Of section thirteen, TO Vnship fonf o. frsnss
ave; also beginning for the same 1t 1 stone
eighsesn. rods west Of the southeast oofsse 2
Of the northwest quarter OF the, southwsN
quarter Of section seven, township fear =
range hvei thsnce Fsst sixty TIVE reds - tho
southwest corner Of said tract of land;
thence north seventy rods TO stone, thepee
= southeasterly directions to the place Of b.
giuning containing in all three tracts I've
hundred and twenty nine and one half aciSs
W., W. Wright (and being part ;ef the above
premises is describsdIas follows 70 vie bssin-
ming at the quarter post between seetions
twelve and eighteen in atswnship three rsags
Eve in Monroe Co anty Ohio; thence west with,
the quarter line enc hundred. and tsssA11ss--
ches and sixteen links TO : stone; thepea
north two and one hall degrees cast
one hundred and two perches and ten links
to stone; thence south eighty eight de-
grsss east pns hundfed nd tEettyl pbbkS
4 asdi Sixtesn links 10 : stone n The IssotAoai
line; thence south with the section line one
hundred and two perchss and utsaa links -
the place Of beginning containing seventy
seven acres mors or less. q s.lAa..,D so..a,
said properly q oldsr.d 10 u Isld i 3. y.
praised % follows:
First. Esask being s5a asrss,. q SS,Oe0oo
second Tract bstus Il, acres, At $l,lss %
| and may sell for two.thirds Of said appraiss,
ment. Terms Of sale, cash before esnlsna,
Ition. = ult'a le' Sptsss'es Nad ~
= se deida .hus6 90 wnsRpAn III
oeti4,7swS. ssaili - Sheriff Z. o. o.
! HuKrss l. MALLoAT, Att'yh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28

wThe christian Government of En-.
gland has condemned CKrKwAYo, King
Of the Znlu's, to solitary confinement
for life. That is an Improvement upon
the plan adopted in India Of blowing
Scpoy prisoners from the mouths Of
cannon. What fine thing it is that
England is known as Christian Nation,
with big N.
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The Campaign in New York.

a. ~
CoRHxLL, the Republican candidate for
6overnor OF New York, is having a
warm time within the ranks of his own
party. An address ITO the Republicans
OF New York. by Republicans Of that
city and Brooklyn reads as follows:
eve have tried various methods Of
reform. We have attended primarise,
and found there The same domination of
the machine We have expressed our
protests before Conventions and have
found them disregarded. We have seen
excellent platforms adopted. only to be
rejected 10 practice. We are convinced
that the one way for the ordinary citizen
70 oppose the machine politician is to
make his trade uncertain by giving him
practical notice that bad candidate may
be defeated by those independent votes
within the party which he chooses to de-
fy.
1--WE propose not to- bolt, bat to
soatch. Whether we defeat Mr.. Cor
sel and Mr.. Soule or not, we hope to
make protest which will compel the
machise politicians to recognize thai
they are not the rulers but the servants
OF tbs Republican patty, and will dc
something to prevent unfit nominations
In 1850,
"The Committee will supply to voters
In sympathv With us.the Republican State
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/. The Ohio Rlyer.
pittsburgh Dispatoh.)

The prospect wanes for "run" Of
coal this fall from Pittsburgh to The low
er rivers. II no adequate rise comes be-
fore the blocking Of the rivers with ice,
certain coal firms which opposed the
buildingof dams on the Ohio wuFprob-
ably conclude that new policy ,is neces-
sary. The low water Of the season, and
the immense quantityiof cnal which has
been blockedupin the pools, represent.
ing vast amount of capital, should
abolish the last vestige OF opposition9to
the most rapid improvement OF the Ohio
River possible.
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CAN ont the Troops.
ALBANY Times.l

The mopey-making suffers, quarter
masters and commissaries in Ohio have
defeated the two famous Union soldiers,
Ering and Rice, atthe recent election.
Ohio must at once be ,classed among the
Rebel States and be refused any partici-
patton in appropriations for internal im-
provements. We call Mr. Hayes and
john Sherman's attention to the subject
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.iiOn the War Path.

OapEN, UrAH, October ga man
arrived at Park City, Utah, last evening,
and reported that the Mintah Utes and
Snakes were on the war path, number
ing about three hundred warriors. The
settlers on Ashly Fork were collecting
together and building fort
This evening man arrived from
Green River Station, on the Union Pa
ci6c railway, and reported that The Min
tab Utes had killed some settlers on
Ashley Fork, and that they are coming
toward Browns Hole, on Green river.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-10-28
EFWe don't want To- hea. any NOR

~We don't want To- hea. anv more
whining about the great love Republi :
cans have for soldiers. 1t is only when
they happen to have soldier on their
ticket that they vote for one When
soldiers are on the Democratic ticket the
Republican papers and stumpers dub
them Confederate Brigadiers"