The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-08-17
New Aayers.semep.s, .
Commissisou ion Merchant. c. SANDER i Co.

4e New ,Adyertisemen.s: ~. .
Commission Merchant, C. SANDER 4 Co.
The cider mill will soon be in motion.
Trade in- town is beginning to loom
up "a htse.& 2 -
The jam season is upon us-in all
Its beauty.
The days of political pole raisings are
again at hand
The groceries are stocked with green
and ripe things.
Our farmers are now taking q, rest af-
ter boun,iiul harvest.
The Camp Meeting at Stafford was
largely attended last Sunday.
Roasting ears are attending to their
business. Don't eat too many OF them
On the 18th inst, T. o. LITTLE was
appointed Inspector Of the County Treas
ury.
Don't forget to. prepare some article
for exhibition at the coming County
Fair.
Unless It meets with an unlooked-fcr
disaster, the corn crop Is going 10 be
immense.
: j. P. SpHIeos,s Esq, and daughter
ALICE, paid flying visit to Wheeling
last week.
DAVID OKEr. Esq, and wife, Of Bel
mont County. we're visiting friends here
last week.
Mr., M. Drxos, Of Glencoe, Belmont
County, is visiting at DR.. ARMsrRoNa's,
this place, ~
Miss N E. SINCLAIR. our P. NJ, is
visiting friends in Benwood, Darlington
and elsewhere.
You can't "love your neighbor IS
yourself" and owe for your newspaper
ct the same time.
Mrs. FRAmER, Of Martins Ferry, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. b WAL
LACE, OF this place.
A number Of our town people atten-
ied Camp Meeting at Moundsville, West
vs,.last Sunday.
DAVID OKEr, Esq, addressed the
Democratic Club here on Wednesday
evening, The llth Inst.
Mr.. .ZAxE PHILLlPs aud family and
Miss MIrHELL. OF Wheeling, are visit
ing at NJ. J. BuRKHEAD's.
Mr., BALrxrR HIxEs sold his property
10 this place last week to Mr.. WILLIAM
BEARDMoRE, Jr., for $500.
Col j. F. CHARSEswoRrH, OF Belmont
county, is the Democratic nominee for
Congress- in the 18th District.
A year ago wheat was worth 81
per bushel here This week it is selling
at about the same price.
Salem township is booming for HAN
COCK and ENoLrsH, and will send up
good report in October.
A good many Of the cemeteries in
this county are sadly neglected and their
condition 10 . positive disgrace.
Senator FRANK ATKINSON, of Noble,
and Mr.. CLARK ROSE. Of Guernsey coun-
ty, were In town last Thursday.
Tie Antioch Select School, taught by
Prof. s. NJ. MARrIN, has 80 pupils in at
tendance, the largest number since 1879
Thi. county made the animal settle
ment' A. Columbus last week. Auditor
Arxrxscu always has his reports IN on
time. .,as.<ss SO $
MI. o., s,,r,.,. vho h.. ham
.,.;,:s s -. - .,s.as s NJ n rs,.,.s 81
BealIsyiile. M rss.rned home last Thurs
~. av.r;,s - s
.,.sas ;, :
ine p',nms Mn :" AAsIsvNs 2
oAiaH' ~ De'ia'fe'. vss oeslsoys Nv oon uae
ontne stn ins', ISL Loss aooes oiI'ooo'
insurance sasoov' s.
The dwelling house OF ALoNzo CALD-
WELL, 70 beimont ecaaty, near 6es..s-
vile, TINS county, Was destroyed ny nre
ON tue ii'u INST. no insurance
Ohio township will organize this week
The Democrats down there are deter
mined to show the other townships in
the county this year how to roll up big
msjorities. ....a....e..-e.
The man who loafs his time away
wife tskes IA washing to support him,
can alwsgs tell yop just Hnst TINS coun-
Try needs 70 eanance its prosperity.
GER, Of Lewisville, Misses AMELIA and
MARY AErrEREH. oil MW0nsoure, sno N
-ass Z .;s;.;n. - ~ ixra rK,rrv,r,,.
80 ...as ss's.. =.
,,ls wh.r vc. s.vs done snest;no II
of your neigbbors. then say your pray.