The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-04-13
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THE Hancock Courier claims that s.the
Thurman movement continues to spread
and gain force every day." -~,.-

The Hancock Courier claims that s.the
Thurman movement continues to spread
and gain force every day." -...--
ONE OF the head lines in the Pi,tsburg
Commercial Gazette on Monday read
"Sherman returns from Ohio discour-
aged at Ms prospects"
L E. HANSON, Superintendent of the
Wheeling Hinge Company, has been dis
covered to be defaalter to the extent Of
$4,000 and has skipped out. s. a.
The Commissioners of Guernsey
County have sold the B. I o. R R.
stock belonging to that county for Sl5,.
600, which is to be applied to the new
Court House T8&E 3, E,s H0fs 90
The Woodsfield Spirit wants "Roxy"
to name who hauled tobacco from
Woods6eld to Bsrnesville, since the B
d S. W. Railroad was completed Bell.
uire Tribune, Sth inst.
SHERIFF HILLEs took James Williams
and John Nixon to the Peniten,iary, the
first for burglary and the last for rape,
they were sentenced for three years
Bellaire Tribune, Sth inst
AN election will be held in Somerset
Township, May llth, to decide the qucs.
ton Of levying tax OF $4,000 to aid
in building the proposed Bellaire, Bea.
yer Valley & Shawnee Railroad.
A CYCLONE struck Ottawa, Kan on
Friday night, completely demolshing or
damaging score or more of dwellings,
killing one child and seriously injuring
number Of people. Horses cattle and
wagons were hurled through the air.
ONE Of the new features Of the re-
vised Bible which is 10 be published the
coming summer, will be The arrangement
OF matter in parag graphs according to
the senses instead ofdivisions into chap.
ters and verses like the edition of King
James.
TIE Tobacco Warehouse at Bellaire
has been turned Tito walking room,
where muscular females display their
agility. Ohio isaa progressive State, and
furnishes CSC, 900 building as legacy
to pedestrianism - Bdrnespille Enter.
prize, Sth inst.
4 ACCORDING to Secretary Sherman, the
population OF tie Uuited States consists
of White men, Black men, Democ. "
and Rebels. We presume that by the
term "Rebels" he means the Beatty men
in the Republican party. They are quite
rebellious against bis honor, the Secre-
tary.. eea.,.4 49,
In the case Of Central Ohio R R
company (as reorganiz"d) VS.. Sullivan
Barnard 4 Cowen, in which some S40,-
600 of Bellaire property is involved. the
Common Pleas Court, Judge Okey pre-
siding, held: "That finding would be
in favor of defendants and that plainllff'
petition be dismissed"
The Citizens Press complains that
the examiners of Noble County issued
two hundred six months certi6cstes,
besides those Of higher grades, when
the schools Of the ccaaty only require
one hundred and twenty teachers They.
must have light examinations, or else an
awful sight Of talent over there.
THERE is no longer any question as to
The prospects for good price for wool
this season. II. D, Gallogly, OF High
Hill, bought 1900 pounds from Jonas
Groves, Of Valley township, for fifty
cents per pound, last week, and any
quantity ofgood wool could be sold now,
for future delivery, at the 1ssme rate
The Toledo Democrat-Gen. S,eed-
mans paper--says: "Some prominent
Democrat of Ohio may have agreed to
give the vote of the State to candidate
for President, but there Is no man in the
State who can deliver the goods. Allen
8. Thurman will get the vote OF Ohio
IN the Democra attic National Convention"
J b. COLLINS, Esq, made an able ar
gument before the House Committee on
Railroads and Telegraphs at Columbus
Iast week in behalf OF NJ. Howard's
bill relating to the heating of railroad
cars. The bin,.as we understand it, is
one that ought to be adopted and Mr.
Collins made good argument upon it..
st. Olansville Gazette. ..s&szs es-sI
! PAINFUL AcoIDEsT.--Jonathan Ellis,
who is employed in Kagler's planning
mill, yesterday bad bis right hand badly
injured by contact with buEz-saw.
The flesh and nails we're stripped from
three fingers, but fortunately the bones
were not seriously injured. The wound
Is painful one, and will retire him from
active service for some time. Dr..
O'Brien dressed the wound Enter
prise, Std inst. kga1
MARY MULHAxEY hanged herself from
Q tree at Coshocton, because she had
been deserted by her lover, Henry
Moore. That was fifteen years ago
Lately Moore was killed BY the acciden-