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w-It Is reasonable to suppose that
Cur prosperity husbanded wisely will be-
come part of our national power. But
prosperity Is not found in Wall street.
Wall street thrives on change. 1f:values
are high there is profit in breaking them
down. II values are low thereis profit
in building tham up. Whenever there
Is an excitement on Wall street, one way
or the other, it comes from gambling. 1t
is false stimulus and brings an enerva.
ting reaction. = We are good deal like
sheep in our impulses. Sound an alarm
or an invitation and we all run one way,
whether into a quagmire or clover
held. No prudent man can tell whether
Wall street, under it's present exhanstine
pressure, is the one or the other. The
certainty is that II canno. last, Stocks
are like other values. They are worth
so much, no more and no less. When
the value is determined people can ham
die them as they wond other species OF
property. But how can any one come
to a true appreciation Of what is good
auu Wudt 10 Ddu, Wuds 10 Souti' Nut Wudt
is false, amid the wild, hcaving sea OF
speculation The present has its op.
por.nnities and its gairs. We hear OF
fortunate turns. Of money suddenly
made, OF values going up and down like
a barometer when typhoons are vexing
Asian seas. But it is not sound pros
perity. For one who wins now a hun,
dred. will lose in the end. The storm
will pass away. The seas will 90 down.
We shall resume ouf ordinary, whole.
some, old.'ashoned business ways. The
shores will he strewn with wrerks--with
ships that sailed yesterday with high
mounting hopes and now lie black and
straining en- the s.nds- Then the laseon
will come home to- us-as it has come so
frequently before-that no one profits go
largely out Of storm al the wreckers
who buddle along the shore and pfun,hT
every Argosv that cannot survive the
waves. IN. 7. Herald, 1st lust. - 80 =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

= ~ RooHEroRr, the journalist, is
causing the authorities Of Paris consid-
cradle trouble and anxiety because OF
the Ind,m,tsry and revolutionary style
ef recent articles. RocHEroHr was q
member Of the Commune that caused
Paris to ran with bio ID, after the Ger
man occupation, AMI was exiled, which
was mistaken elemency on the part oi
the Government The second mistake
was entered OF record when he was par.
doned ana permitted to returnto France
All such flre-b brands ought to be qlench.
Led beyond the possibility Of rekindling
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
Baltimore November 29-Catile-

Baltimore November 29-Catlle-
Very best on sale to-day 29@5 $40;
that generally rated first 9uaitv 4@5;
medium or good fair quality 5A@54 or.
dinary thin steers, oxen and cows 24@
u; extreme range OF prices 24@5 $40
most of the sales were from 34@4a
Mich Cows-Trade is slow and pri.
.ces range from 25@40 per head
Hogs-Trade is not very active; th.
best prices are without any variation
from last week, quotations ranging al
54@6sr; and extra SIC; most sales mad,
from 64@68s.' -.
!; Sheep-'rne msrke. is dull. there Be.
ing no outside demand, and that on Ill,
part of our butchers being quite limited
We qFlote butcher Sheep at 3t@5s; anc
Lambs, 4@51c.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

Twelve hundred cars daily cross the
St. Louis bridge
The eruption Of Mauna Los, in the
Sand wich Islands, sends stream Of lava
100 to 200 yaris wide distanc, o! 80
miles. > a..
Alice Oates has temporarily QUIT sing
ing. Her company Is disbauded, and
she 10 said to have sent her last husband
20 grass. a.
1t is now said that the Republicans
will allow Mr. +Plaisted to take his seat
M Governor OF Maine W taout opposi-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

Chieago-Dec. g. Hogs--M;x,
ed packing 4 35@4 60: light 4 4G@
4 As; choice heavy 4 7o@4 90;'chiefy
at 75@4 IS. 'sS
Cattle-Exporters wanted 5 5c@6 65;
good to choice shipping 4 60@5 20;
comm on to medium 8 50@4 3S; butch
efsts low and weak; common to go
2 00@2 30;'stockere and feeders 2 so
@3 80; Texans 2-75@3 90; calves per
head 6 00@l0 90.
Sheep-Common. 10 medium 8 20s
8 65; good to choice 4 00a4 60; good
scarce, 49, ..~ =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
A Drunken Villain.

FARM LAND. IND, Nov. 80 Lbs
night VIM Burres, who had been drink
ing all day and quarreling with every
one he met, especially with his family
took up double-barreled sho,-gnn ant
while his wife was sitting with her babe
in her arms, shot her through the head
killing her and the hahe instantly. n,
was arrested and taken 10 Winchester
He claims that the sho. was accidental
He came near shooting her once beior,
with the same weapon while drunk
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

1@ An exchange says tbatsevery riy.
er in Ireland is private property. II il
is fishing stream, the owner either uses
it himself or let's it TO sportsmeni j. and
denies his tenant the right to fish in it
Yet the tenant has to pay for it as if il
were cultivated land. The roads and
the areas OF the railroads are also charged
to the tenant as part OF the estate; and
yet the tenant must pay half the taxes
on the reads to keep them in repair, anG
the land lord has already sold the land
to the Railroad Com panies for cash.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
Gsrdells maloIity over Hancock .,
sEThe Pioneer Assoeistiop ofWasl

ET The Pioneer AssQeiatiop Of Wash.
ingtoI County, last Wednesdays axhum
ed ands.removsd tothsir lot iq the ne y
cemetery the body Of ItalehArt Hogper
who wcs carpenter at Fort Harmer, the
drst settlement Of the NorthYsst. He
died Of camp dysen,srs November q
1888, and has lain for g. years 10 whal
is now the grounds surrounding The res
idence of Mrs. Eddleston ,7but what was
then Immediately outside Of the fort.--
Major Putnany Of Marietta, had Kept Che
spot carefully in view Nothing bat 8
few bones and a-military, ,basson,was- -lef,
Of the remains. % Dr. , sis, s,
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William G.ylor Gordon. OF MORO


William Gsylor Gordon, OF Morrow
county, who is s,atedt, be in his l09th
year, smokes his pipe, chews tohaccn
and takes his whisky straight, though
be is st ictly temperate.
The Bellefontaine Republican. Judge
Vests organ, says that Judge West "is
the equal, il not the superior, Of John
Sherman That may be; but that fac:
will not make him United States Sena-
tor. -,
The German envov at Athens has been
again instructed TO admonish Greece TO
hold up in her warlike preparations. II
this admcnition goes unheeded it is now
qrite clear Greece will be held up as il
q wise and quickly cured OF all be!licose
propensities. I
Arrivals at Washington reveal the
forces Of a powerful lobby attempting
to secure subsidy for Brazilian s.eam-
ship line. The Southern press is &C.
lively Interested In the scheme, and twu
bills OF this character are now pending
tefore the House.
A man named Thomas n Martin, oil
Decature, ILL.,, fell from the Bellaire
bridge to the street below, on Tuesday
distance Of forty feet The bones ol
the foot was fractured, and he was other
wise injured 30 that his recovery ia
doubtful The man was taking a free
ride on q. freight. 4 :.
It. ia understood at. the, War Depart
ment that Colonel Miles has declined The
position Of Chief Signal Officer, and while
his promotion TO the rank OF brigadier
general Is only,a question of few weeks
at most, it is not known where he will
be assigned. His nams,is mentioned in
connection with the Military Academy
as the successor Of General -Schofeld.
The Eaton tariff bill. which passed the
Senate and"now lies on the Speakers
table in the House., will be one of the
ffrst measures, to be- taken up. II pro.
yides.-for commission of experts to in
lvestigate the tari& who are to report
their conclusions to the next Congress.
1t is predicted that the opposition to the
scheus in the House will prevent it CON-
ing before that body for vote
The Republican majoriti 8 in New
York, Maine, Connecticut, Indiana and
Colorado together are less than 10000
A change of 10000 votes would have
given Hancock IS electoral votes in ai-
dition to the 158 that he has. A change
OF 10000 votes out of about 10000. .00C
would have not only elected Hancock
but given him tsso thirds majority o.
the Electoral College ~
i. The Disciples, the religious body with
which General Garfeld is associated
having taken preliminary steps through
the Board OF the General Christian Mis-.
sionary Society to build new church
in Washington. D.. c., and as the ohject
is to be attained' by contributions from
the whole country. the society has dss
ignated Joseph Smith Jr.. 205 Wes
Seventh Street, Cincinnati, its agent, tc
receive subscriptions and receipt for then
They hape to, lay the corner stone about
March 1.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

kTSecretary JoH~ SHERMAN is rep
resented to be a. cold. unapproacaahle
individual. Do his appearance in the
Ohio Senatorial centess ls.attributed th,
late friglG wes.her.- He mus. be reg
sIAs' icicls.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
Wool.

BosroN, December 4-Wnol-Firm
Ohio and Pennsylvania 474@5lc; Mich.
igan 44@45c: unwashed fleeces, low and
coarse. lS@27c; fine 25@35c; medium
32@40c; pulled woods 35@53 .
PHILADELPHIA: December 3.-Wool--
In good demand and firm; Ohio, Penn
sylyania and .Wesi Virginia Xxx and
above 474@50c; extra 47@48c; medi
um 50@5lc; coarse 43@45c; New York
Michigan, Indiana and Western fne A
@46c; medium 39@50c; coarse 43c
washed combing and delaine 45@55c
unwashed 334@40c; RULED 38@46c. !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

wIt has been proclaimed from
Washington that HAYES Is anxious to
appoint STANLEY MATHEWS to . eea'
op the U. s Supreme Court bench. Mr.
AArYHxws issuppossd to be engaged
in stierng fcrvent prayers for . vacancy
on the aforesaid bench before Msrch 4
1881.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
ESome Republican

gSome Republican silk manufactu-
rers in the east have, since the election,
substituted Chinese for white laljorers,
aud shoEld they prove successful, will
substituts number Of other Chinese
White mechanics, artisans and laboring
men who are foolish enough to vote the
Republican ticket. can now take time to
reflect little.-Bsllqire Democrat.
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WTbe Bellaire Independent is anx-
ious for another administration as clean
- HArss' has been. Or course the In.
.dpsndsst you'd rather .havs WELLs and
his Louisilna gang ieft out IN The cald,
than to. have thsm reappointed to Office
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

E1-There were 9;lo2,5s5 ballots CAS-,
q the late Presidential election OF
this number GARrrELD received 4. 49,
AS; or 3l7.ls6 lsss than msjority.s His
majority over HANCOCK Is 3,40l votes.
WsAvxR recsived 305,779 votes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
uJons G. THonrsos has purchased

~ JoHN G. THOMPSON has purchased
. half interest in the Columbus Times
and proposes 10 make that paper th'
central organ of the Ohio Democracy
franklin County is full of. heal stones
-srscted to the memory Of deiunct cen
trail organs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
sHERIFFss SALE.
f1s- B-.~ :
John D. Ott4n, COMMITTEE.
james r. Morris, ct 81.


DY virtue Of certain order ef sale 10,
ID sued from the court sf common
pleas within and for the county Of, Monroe
z and State Of Ohio, in Z case pending ID saiA
court between the above named psrtise. and
to me directed,I will oasr fbr sale at spabIIo
auction At the, east door Of the esurt keisS
IN Woodshsld, on !. ;..ss,.s
Friday, the 2lth day Of December, 1850,
between the hours Of 10 s.eIoek !. =. ana 8
o'clock p. m Of said day. the follevias a.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit: ~ - - w.
A part Of the sonth part Of the northwest
auslier pf,ses.ion 81, township 4 sf range 5,
containing 20 acres moro OF less, and lying
south Of the Marietta road.
Also rs acres more Or lass lying ssutA .sf
said road aud heing In the southeast corner
Of the northeast quarter Of sso,ieu s. q
township 8, Of range 6 Said 81 sores bslse
bounde3 on the North and west By said ~.
rietta road; ON the, south BY the lands a said
Jacob Mottsr and Edwsrd Salisbury ana en
the east BY the lands sf wu.F. Haussf. 70 .
sethsr With the privileges and app1sssiAacts
ihsreunto belonging.
Said property % ordered 70 b. sold q g..
praised At 1850, and nay sell for sxS.. siS,.
thirds Of said appraissmsnt, Terms Of ssit..
cash before confirmation.
usyss,, ,,sows. sheriff NJ 6. Or
srnees & Daiees, At.'ya
- tr ~ .. I'D
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

~The electors for President and
Wise President assembled in their sevs-
raj States on the LIST inst., and cast their
votes The vote for the candidates will
stand: HANCOCK. 1853; GARFIELD; 2i1'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

~HANLAN, the Champion oarsman,
and LAYcooK. the Australian, have male
Q match for $500 side and the cham
pionship, to he rowei over the Thames
course within six weeks.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

The Bellefontaine Republicans tells
of gentleman who has KEEP. /. record
OF the weather for twenty years. at Gin
cinnati. who says .hs past November
has been the caldest ia .his time. and
who also statesitha, the cold Novembers
have never been followed bysevere win.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07

EEMss, MsEKsk and her son, AIMos
MRsKsK. OF Montpelier, Vermont, were
conviuled OF murder 10 the arst degree
on the Soth ult., ana sentenced 10 be
Hanasds
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CincInnatI.

Dec 3--Flour O5a6 40; Wheat /
DIAL 0S;s Corn 4Sa49c; Oats Sizes Rye
l 00c; Barley ] 90 -
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J. CATTLE MARKETS.

Gincinnati.-.Dec 3,---Hogs---
Steady for heavy; dull for oshersx com
mons 3,75@4 Is; light4 20@4 S1 pack
ing A 40@4 60; butchers 4 ,6Q@4 ~
Receipts 1000 head; shipments .J,7Q
head. A 80, ,ss4, ,v
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CHICAGO,

| Dec. 3.-Flour 4 1855 %; whea, /
o5al 0S; Corn 4ls46c: Oats SIC; Rye
S8c, Barley o.
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sHERrFFs7 sxLEsa st rs
.- ~ti,if aH ssi
MoGinty 4 sSsrsabe .s-
Harrison Coulter 4 ano,

Df virtue Of certain order Of sale -.
Dsued from the court Of common plsss Nm.
In and for the county Of Moaros, and Htats sf
Ohio, In case pending In said court bttwssur
the above named parties, and 70 ne directed.
will. offer for sale at psblis auslisn a. The
east door Of the eourt house In Weedsaeld,en,
Friday, the 2fM day of Dscsmber. 1880.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock an. akd =
O'Clock p. N. Of sal day, the following DE-
scribed real estate situate In Monses csustv..
Ohio, to Wit:
In the tosnship Of ssism ana bsuId,d
and describsd- - follows: And known ~
part Of. one. hundred and sixty acre tsset ef
land, being frsUtiosal part ef section;
twenty four, range three and township TIVE.
beginning Tor the same n Gstons on tie east
marked line OF said one hundred and sixty
sore tract; thence west thirty nine ,olss T.
1tone, No. l; thence east twenty Eve psles.
to . stone No. :; thence vest one pole 70 y
locust corner; thence south sixty three poles
TO stone. No. 8, on the section line; thenee
east eighty i've poles to stsns oD said east.
market line Of said said one buudred' snd
sixty acre tract; thence with said line IN =.
Northwestern course TO tss place Of berin..
ming, containing thirty four acres.
Said property 20 ordered to BE- sold A ap-
praised at $1,000 and may sell for tive.
thirds Of said apprsissment. Terms Of sare
cash before confirmation. 1
wM. READ.
nov2S'8o~5s Sheriff n. C.. O..
D. W. Coorss and sraloas 1 DsIses, A,t,ys
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we"asaeId stock Market.
Dec 6.-Cattls 2a3s per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 34s4c pei
pound gross.
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You can buy any of the above articles
cheaper at this place than any other estsb,
lishment IN the county. nov23,'80.
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The rice crop of Louisiana this year is
estimated at Csc, 900 barrels.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1880.
=. >
NE-Address all site, ,:
"THE SPIRIT OF DEMooRacr,"
WoOdsheld,
Monroe County,
Ohie,

kWL.t the Democrats nominate Al.
Lax G. TaukxAN for Governor In 1881,
and Ohio will 90 Democratic.
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~ Congress assembled yesterday,
the 9th ins', 4..z....-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-12-07
4 2PARKERS HAIR BhlSAM
The Fest and Most Economical Hair Dressing

exquisi.elly perhimcd md perfectly harmless.
VIII Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
10 its original youthful color and appearance and y
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= A few applications Of the BsLsAM viii soften the
hair. cleanse all dandruff and itching and hu-
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sHERIFF's SALE.
= - - O<sU'
Thomas Dillon
vs.. 81 f.sssi
Thomas Miracle ct al, Trustees.


Thomas Miracle st al. Trustees.
DY virtue Of certain vsndi.. sxpsnss
issued from. the court, Of cemmsu plsas
within and Tor the oonnty -ssf Monroe,
and State Of Ohio, IN = case pending In said
court between the shove named parties; xhd
to me directed, will ofsr ::or sale at pubiis
auetion At the east door Of the court houss
In Woods6sld. "a - ~,
Friday, the 2lth day 81. Dccsmbes, 1850,
between the hou,s Of 10 o'clock q, n. saA,x
o'clock p. M, Of said day, the fojIeying de-
scribed real estate, situate in Moisos couxs
~, Ohio, to vii:
4 church building known 4 IL USllsd
Brsthren In Christs Ehnrch; situate In RrAuks<
lin township. said county. sud l,catsd on
the southeast quarter Of the southeast quss-
tor Of section twenty two. townsnip six and
range seven. s 1.
eaid property 30 ordered to BE- isld u ..
praised At 500, and may sell for txo. thirds
Of said appraissmsnt. Terms Of SALE sssh
before confirmation. -,
WV. READ, z,
poy2s, ,'sows.,. shsria. u. c, O..
sralsss & DRIaes. Attornsyp. s
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--wosatar8 ns1oofals srs taS ntusoek
aea RtpabaeAas fsr Edmunass In he
presidential soom
billy MAnafsla wen is helt b. TIE
wrestling match 81 noEburT The eihtF
steuiag and carried away TIE tf9.
-James Higgins hAs coHiFsssed 70 %
tte Pins Valley sAwlnE tbs year. There
sre aboat 2.oooQ 90 fact q ioEs ia ne
yard
pssih hss sgsla takes shs ihfsui
child Of NJ snd Nft C. 4. Walker. Rev
w o HiFlsy attended TIE ianeral sud
rnsac hiilpg FrmArFs
Mr., tnj Mrs.. Chas. Arnold q Pow
nai viii soon occupy one part Of 'Cor.
nssln W Cutters house. Probably Mrs
Arnold will teach toe summer term OF
school II the "el4y.H
The Ice baslness SIN eoniinue1h and
and score Of tons are bsIug taken from
The lake daily Hamlen Of Bennington 1,
storing few hundred tons adiseeut fol
biz own and enHomsrs' use.
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The highest authority 10 New England,
the State AssAyer OF Massachusetts, after
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Gillian Hair Remover certified that il il
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restoring The original color. This world
renowped preparation ls for sale BY all
druggists : Record, Red Oak, fora.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

ITO sum il up, six long years OF bed
ridden sickness, costing 5000 per year,
total 81 ,200--all this expense was stop
ped by thrse bottles OF Hop Bitters
taken by my wife. She has done her
own housework for year since, with
out the loss Of day and / want every
body TO know il, for their benefit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-15

Thousands OF ladies to-day cherish
grateful remembrSnoes of the help de-
rived from the use Of LYDIA +. PINK
HAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. IL posi-
lively cures all female complaints. Send
to Mrs. Lydia T. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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