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SHERIFF'S SALE.
John B. Often, Committee,
James R. Morris, ct al.

DY virtue Of certain order Of sale is
ID sued from the court Of common
pleas within and for the county of Monroe
and State OF Ohio, in a case pending In said
court between the above named parties, and
to me direoted,I will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door of the court house
in Woodsasld, on al ~ bs- a74s
Saturday, the 24th day Of April. 1880,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock D.. m. and 4
O'clock p. m /, Of said day. the following dc
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit:
/ part of the south part Of the northwest
quarter Of section IS, township of range s,
containing 28 acres more or less, and lying
south of the Maristta road. ss.t ..
Also 26 acres more or less lying south Of
said road and being in the southeast corner
of the northeast quarter of SEQ ion 4, Of
township 3, Of range 6. Said 81 acres being
bounded on the north and west by said Ma
ristta road; on the South by tho lands Of said
Jacob Motter and howard, Salisbury and on
the east by the lands Of ww. F. Hunter, TO-
yethsr with the privileges and appurtsnanoss
thsreunto belonging. e -. ..S..,s
Said proparty SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised a. sl,7lo, and nay sell for :wo-
thirds Of said sppraisement. Terms Of sale
| cash before confirmation.
| L.,9 Trts WILLIAM READ,
/ noha3.'sowS. Sheriff M. C. o.
ePsIaGs l. DRleas, Att'ys.
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N.snow guAas News. L Mr.. Jobn B


Nasnow GuAaE News. Mr.. John B
Noll, with his sutvsying party, arrived
al Summerfeld, on las, Friday. having
completed tue survey Of a route for the
B. d s. W. from Woodsteld to that
point. The distance from Woodsaeld
to Summer Geld by the route surveyed
ia seventeen miles. MI. Noll pronoun-
ces the route an easy one, only one
bridge and no ttessel being necessary
between Lewisville and Summerfeld,
while the grades and curves are easy.
The summit at ,Summerdeld is easily
crossed with grade ab 'ut, 80 feet to
the mile Mr.. W. Mason, son of DR.. Ma.
son, Of Stafford, is assistant engineer
OF the party, and is pleasant young
gentleman, and an accomplished mathe-.
mstician. The party will work steadily
on towards this place, arriving here in
seven or eight days If the weather ie
Igood.-Noble Co., Republicans, lSth tna
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~ Fruit Trees,
E Eyergreeus,
49, or M
E l N H E R
A New Lot
,oss ss,q sai1kI of st4el s1eob !,
FINE AND COMMON I
CANDIES. !
2 I, n H E R
PRORATE COURT,

March 6-The following accounts
were heard and disposed of as noted:
T-,S Fowler, Admir- of John Hender-,
sons estate; 81 account; heard on ex-
ceptions. Findings-That the Adm'r1
has reed 1921 38 and paid out S5l8 80,
leaving q balance in his hands Of ~ SO
The Court further finds that the Adm'r
charged 4 per cent on S2l8 rs in his lst
aud "a Accounts, for MONEYS not, reed
and dishursed by bim:-sS Is, which
was unauthoi ized by law. On the VIM
Cook note the Adm'r charged a. S6 in
terest to Mrs. Ann Cook, who had as
srmed the payment, and collected same
from her Without authority of law. Mrs.
Cook is entitled to he paid the same out
of assets Of said estate S9E&
Fourth Account-same es'ate-Rc-
ceiyed by the Admir- S427 50; paid ou,
SAL OIL balance in his hauds 1885 81,
which be ia ordered TO pay out according
TO law
ID L. Brown, Admir- of The estate Of
Wmy Brown. dec d balance In the Ad
rninistraor's hands $l8 81. 7e' 80
Jacob Kasserman, Admir- Of the es.
tate Of Magdalena Fiess; final account /:
balance in the Admits hands $50 so. :
aiEs Marlin and WI T. Bottenisld, Ad.
ministrators of the estate Of Isaac Bot
tenfield, decd second account; balance
in their hands Sl1 60 - j
n. B. Hill, Guardian of Artimacy
Morris, decd; fnal account; the Guar.
dian reported two notes for $500 each
lin his possession. '..'a
March 13 -Suean A Hogue, -wido v
Of Nelson Hogue,t deed, appeared in
Court, and after hearing the win of her
late husband read, refused to take the
provisions made for her IN said VIII
March 15,-The last Will and Testa
ment Of Jonathan Martin, deed, wa.
admitted to probate.
H. B. Hill was appointed Admir- o
the estate Of Artimacv Morris, decd
Bond 81. SOC. Lonis Ohlinger. Loui,
Suissberpsr and James G.. r use wer,
appointed to sppraise the estate.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheelluy Lave Stock Market.

WHEELING, March 16-Cattle--The hes,
grades range in price from 4t@5c, and
less desirable stock varies from these
figures to ss low as atc.
Hogs-Ptices are somewhat better
4a@43c being paid for the best stock
and ABOUT 2c for medium grades.
Sheep and Lambs--As long as the
market is so well supplied with poultry
fish and offal. the demand for mutton
and lamb will be limited. No change
in On stations since our last report.
Calvea-The demand for veal ffcalves
is limited, but the supply is always shor'
at this time Of the year. From 81 to 81
is the range, owing altogether to quality
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~Ws clip the following Malaga
items from the Esssrpriss of',he 18Th
inst: Tx
LYMAN Mann is going to bulld q
dwelling on the pike north Of town DR..
Foster will build one in the village for
rent, and W c Mann is going To build
an addition TO his house this summer
wu. L,lshaw, Allen Mann and JOHN
Neptune have got out the lumber for
new houses.
/ Mr. BsrleW's portable SAW milf is lc-
Gated on the Hughes Mann run
Mr., Singer is holding meetings .st the
Bush church. Several nave ,ited with
that society, Tie, Melbodists hogan
their protraeted meeting last week. but
their pastor was sick and unable to con.
Time it.
Our school taught by Mr.. J. Jones
and Mr.. H SWillison, closed the 5th inst
With 80 afternoon and evening entertain.
nent There was treat and spe, cues
in the afternoon and an exhibition al
night. Miss Ella Matchett was organist
and the Boston brass band was presen,
aud played The lone. great drawback
was want Of room for listeners and per
formers. Let us have . hall. Mr.. L
Upton is engaged to teach the summer
school. a.
Mr..J. Wheaton died about the mid
die OF February. Mr. A. Wsggle is bet
tier. Mr. L w. Jones is sick. iisisH
Edward Grissel sold his farm for S5(
per acre. He purposes going to NJ
brasks Mrs. v Gs,es had sale Sa,
ufdsy and goes TO Beallsville mex
month.
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NOTICE.

ON the 10th dsy Of March, 1886, the Pro-
~ bate Court Of Monroe Comfy. Ohio, de-.
clared the estate Of William Morris, deceased,
to te probably insolvept, creditors are there
fore required to present their claims a.. inst
the estate to the undersigned, for allowance,
within six months FROM the time above men.
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay
meut,l an rv AARON NORRIS,
Administrator Of the estate Of William
Merris, deceased: mchl6, ,'s0wa;
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H We clip the following Darlington

EEWe clip the following Clarington
items from the Wheeling Joxrnal of the
23th inst !:
'Mr Charles Lobenstine, who was so
unfortunate as to have his tannerv burn
ed down some time ago, has sufficiently
rebuilt to run his business, and is now
working in large amount Of stock"
"Quite large number of our young
folks repaired to the residence OF Mr.
Henry Lubenstine the other evening aud
had one of the jolliest little dances ol
the season. Among those of the ladies
present we noticed Emma Lobenstine
Jettv Scbutty, Fannie Habermehl. Jessie
Oufleld, Lizzie Smith, Leonora Lippin.
colt, Pet Thomas and Amelia E. Schnei
der. Gents: En-. Clark. John Reynolds
George Grail Clinton Thomas, Frank
Berlt, George H. Upman, Willie Reid
and Walker Litten. The Claringtor
string band was in attendance and dis
coursed some very good music"
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70 DELlNQuENTS.

We are under obligations 70 those
Of our subscribers who have paid
their subscriptions during the past
two months. There are still many
who owe US sums ranging from 50
to $40. We have waited patiently
for years, and now we must have
the amounts due us. We expect
every subscriber who knows him
self 10 be indebted to call and set.
tie, or forward the amount immedi-
ately after reading this notice.
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Democratic Conversion.

The Democrats of Center township
will hold Popular Vote Convention on
Saturday, the a7th Inst, to nominate
candidates for township dfiicera. Lei
every Democrat in. The township taru
out on that day.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PANTS, OILS & VARNlSHES.


co.,,.r,.,, ,r.d. doI,.r. hearing the
date n 1850 ara m circulstisu. The
Ir.is.d States b.. no isaue Of that date
r,. w..s,a.,a ..a f,,.r;ootou po.,,,
Rou,e h,s been Awarded 10 Joax Srucx
: III. OF C.neron, for $3.50 per anium.
c,cu. ~ a WAt1xcxs, staye factory
commenced operations yesterday morn
ias, the Esd inst.
,,ap.. " N p,,., n. bo,d;nr +. rro.
trsctsd meeting in the n E. Church in
thi. place
~ "a - 49,. :. !. = s. ..,,..., -.
.,-h..,... - tn. u.,...,i ,il..,,-
-, ~
- -,
" raI "e :. - -.
- Ga. - -.
~ s~o Sese seotssF.f<+4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-23

EE Tue distress in the famine dis
tricls in Ireland is increasing. A ship
load of 23oo barrels Of -four, potatoes
and meal will leave New York this week.
The Herrld Relief fund amounts to over
$500 o00and i going to The suffering by
lhousapds every dsy.
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-A dvelling bou.e hel,n

ETA dwelling house belonging to
DANtEL KlxrroS, OF Suasbury to tovuship.
was destroyed by fre the night Of the
18th inst, his believed to have been
the work OF an incendiary.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Wool--
Ohio, W. Va. and Pennsylvania Xxx and
above 55@5Sc; extra 55@58c: medium
extra 6at@65c; coarse X 55@s7c: New
York. Michigan. and Western 6ne 524@ a
55c; medium 6o@62Ac coarse 5o@56c ;
fne washed ,delaine 5o@80c: medium
washed comhine and delaine 65@67t &c
coarse $4,000; washed Canada combng
55@56c; tub washed choice 68@80c
medium washed comhing delaine 400
47Ac; extra Merino pulled 50@S0c; su.
-perfne 55060c. 1ifE5g .gsU1t.
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BEALLSvILLE
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Thee Session of this School opens
July 10, and Closes Septem.
ber "a, 1880,

We take pleasure in offering to the, Patron
iEing Public superior advantage over any
Other, School in Eastern Ohio--among which
are q ccrps Of efficient Instructors, written
Examinations, good and cheap Boarding. a
moral and social Oommunity..a frst-class Lit
erary Socity, thorough course of Lectures
AND. at tho Close Of the Session. tho 10 m@f
COUNTY TEACHERS EXAMINATION, ii
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New York.

March 19.- Flour 4 80a7 so; Wheat l
37al as; Corn 57a63c Oats 45a4Sc; Rye
96c; Barley 45c. ex
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-23

EEThe Indian Chiefs at Washington
we're before Congressional Commit,ee
last week ss Witnesses. Their knowl-
edge OF Ute affiirs wss whst they chose
to divulge and nothing more. Taey
are fast learning the ways OF the white
man
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-03-23

TToledo Democrat

Senator Atkinson, Of Noble, Is .
worthy successor VI DR.. Williams, Of
Monroe, whom he succeeds, and his
brother is q valuable member Of the
House. 1900 Aev
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~We learn that young man named
DAsroRo hss been appointed Mail Agent
on the BeIlairs 4 South western vics
ISAAC BocrH. resigned. We trust the
Agent will open and distribute mails be-
tween ststions. instead Of carrying the
entire bulk to Bellaire and having 1t put
in distributing sacks thers By the Post
Master ,b s4sd sst ~ ~ Z
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All Stations marked witha ttsr are Flag
Stations; all others are regular, and trains
will stop without being tagged; all passing
points must be full faced hgures. s'
ErNos. and 2 win side track st Cspti-
na.
~ s. L. MOONEY, President.
GHores HEsRr. General Manager.
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PhiiadeIphia.

March l9.-Flour 6 00s7 90. Wheat
1 35al 43; Corn 54a56c; 0sts 47a50c !;
Rye S5c.
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cF THoMAs HARDEN and family and
MrLreN Fssp and wife, left here las,
week Tor rndepsndsnce, Kansas. s
JAoos CHlisrxAN, OF this township,
Center, LETT on the 22d inst, for Colors.
do- .ts.f.47l ~
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.Frsm Malaga. { Nf,l1'
MALAGA, MoNRos Co, OHIo

MALAGA, MosRoE Co, OHIo1
March IL, 1880
EDITOR OF rHE SPfRIr Elder r. H
SIEaER. Of Antioch, has just closed a
series etsery interesting meetings, which
we're held by him for the Christian
Church Ia this place. There we're %
additions ID she Church II 81 whom,
~srs immsfseda Mi SissER has en-.
deared himself to our people anil will be
welcomed back 1t any time. s
ssiis4eg '.ss2 w g MANN.
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Bellaire Il Southwestern R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. 1.
IN EFFECT MARCH u. 1880.

Trains make connection with B. &
d. and g. & p. Il. Re- trains run
daily, Sunday excepted.
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ELE0TIeS DAY.-Monday, AprII s.

HThs prospects are that the Demo-
Gratis IN Congress- win vote 10 remove
the duty from paper and the chem icals
which enter into its manufacture. The
manufacturers are On hands working to
keeD the dofy on.
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Cincinnati.

March 10 Flour 5 75a6 Is; Wheat
1 %, Corn 43c; Oats 3Sc; Rye Soc !,
Barley IS soc. ssr 7a
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Funny Things 20 See.

A Marshal when the boys are on 1t.
A decent street crossing in Woods
held.
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~Gather them hi, friends, psibe

81 Gather them IN, friends, gather
them in. We mean the Democrats who
ere NOT yet taking tbis paper. RememT
bef, We SilI soon buckle on our srmor
for the nercest campaign nght ever
known 10 the United States, and every
Dsmocrat should read and aid bic home
paper.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce that
JOHN FRoEBTsCH is q candidate for Treasurer
of Jsckson Township. Election on Monday,
the 9th day of April K.
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WooasaeId stock Market. !,
March 22.-Cattlo 2a3c per pound /;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hogs 3ia4c per
pound gross. - =
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a
Mixed Accommodation leaves BELLAIRB
daily, except Sunday, at sos am, and arrives
at Newark at 4:4s pm. Stopping At all sta
tions. - ~ 70 LC.A siSt1r
Express trains run daily, Fast Line trains
run daily on Central Ohio Division and Main
Line; daily, except Sunday, on Lake Brie and
Chicago Divisions. Accommodated trains
run daiy, except Sunday. - fs.as
THos. 2. barry, Western Passenger Agsn,
Cincinnati. oi s.'3 slstF taS 'F2Ll&
LIN. COLE General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more. s4 ba az sfS 5tii 80
C.H Hunsos, sup't Transportation Ohio
Division, Chicago. aitaa -
JOHN II. LANE.
Passenger Agent. BBLLAIRR. oHI0.l
l.. M. FAWCETT. S s9F rs
81. Ticket Agent, BRLLAIRR, OHIO.
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GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Coium-
bus daily excopt Sunday, 1t 6:l5 pm, and
arrives at Zanssviiie at sos pm.
Mixed Aooommod alton leaves Newark st
7.so am. daily, except sunday, and arrives
at Bsllsirs $50 pm. Stopping At all Stations.
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~Ths Land appraisers of this
county assembled atthe Audftor's Once
cn the 20,h inst, to recsive their blanks
and Instructions. The townships were
represented by the following sppraisers !:
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Two new passenger cars have been.or-
desed for the Bellaiss b South wes.erp.
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kEThe friend,' OF Kisa. under sen.
ispce 10 be hanged on May asth. pro
pose 10 make snfsffmt To- have his sen.
tsnce commuted to imprisonuent in the
Psnitsntiary for lie. 2 : 49,
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1850.
Nsw Stock Of

+ q Nav Stock Of L
ID O NJ E S. II ICS
Opening in attractive Styles and Prices. AL.
though many goods are advancing We are en-
abled to still sell Domsstios At only slight
advance. e.ra
Prints, Muslins, Shirtings, Sheet
ingS, Jeans, COtt0nadeS, &c.
HAMBURG EDGES AND INSERT.
sac lNGS.
Fall stock suitable for the season at all times
Have commenced to receive our Spring Stock
Of
CALF AND KIP BOOTS.
Ladies' and Misses Boots & Shoes;
Also. Misses and ChiIdren's.
Come and make your purchases early and
save money,
NORRIS Il ARMSTRONG.
fsbl7,7s.
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~ Mr.. Isaac AsxrER, Of Seneca
township, Who hss besn in the Peni.en
iiary, as Guard. for two years past, ia
at home. Relieved, we presume.
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Tobacco Warehouse.
fR.l,;ra Tud.necdant1

.sSss iBell.ire Independent.
The Woo'lsfield SPIRIT Of Democracy
wants 10 know what This Legislature will
do with. the tobacco warehouse. Why
not inquire what the Legislature will dc
with Last years birds nest3
Because it has 20 control over "lsst
years hirds' nests," and has over The
Tobacco Warehouse Sce2 iJaYg
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-
'MxRRiEp. Aon March Is, by c. N.
BLowkRs, Esq OF Adams township,
Miss RKsmcA MElIns7 TO Mr. EsssrxsR
DAKEH
On the sane day, by ANON MoosE.
Esq T, OF Wayne township, Miss vrRGIS-
IA A. NALLEr 10 Mr. LEVI FisHER.
On Feb IL. bv R.v c. AULEssacH,
Miss EIlEAssra ScHurrr to Mr.. s.
WALKER LfrrEs. Hssa4 .'sse 2
On Feb l8. by the same, Miss CARRIE
AuLENsxcH 10 Nd CHARLEs WsAssM1 {
90 March 3, by the same. Miss CATH
AEISE FRIsr to Mr. WILLIAM KlLLMkR.
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DrED-On the 18th inst, of Dropsv
and Lnne Fsssr, AAEon Hrsss,. Of Ohio
township, sgsd so ye.rs sna - ususAs.
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~A No / Side Saddle ]. FREE .
BURTS for ss co. Es-sss.s y,a
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0Nsw time card on the. B. & s. W
Passenger trains will now leave here q
6 80 10 the morning and , o'clock in the
afternoon Of each day: Aud arrive here
aell 40 IN tbs morning and 6 so Ia the
evening. Under this change, We will
receiys-ouf mails about noon instead ol
at 8 or 10 o CLOCK At night a. now a..
ranged. ~ lH.3R
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THE SPIRIT or DEMocRACY,

N q. WEST. -: s,Local Editor.
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5 IHR largest crop oil tobacco Tor the
number of acres last year was raised on
George Pstrs, farm by Martin Raa-
sheok.. He raised 1900 pounds on two.
acres, and sold the same to Atkinson
BROS. at S5 per bundled. Two hundred
and forty dollars is a handsome sum OF
money to realise from two acres Of to-
bacco. Can any tobacco raiser in Bea
yer township beat this Quaker City
Iadpendent.
| ouR local exchanges say that home
wool buyers will try to open. the woo'
market at fotty cents q pound. This is
q very safe calculation on the part OF
1.-The wool buyers. Ohio fleece xxx is
now selling at 5000 cents in New
York; x ami XXX at 52@55 ceuts J; No.
$3.50, No. 2 at 50@53, and common a,
46@4S. Domestic grades are reported
in short supply and buyers are sorting
Ito foreign woods. which have a large
movement at very strong prices. The
hwoolIgrowers will not likely be tempted
to sell at 40 cents.-Enterprise.
MR. SAMUEL Rowsp died Ut his. bom,
in Ceiar Falls. Iowa, on the 9th OF las
month. He was at one time a residen
Of Barnesville, and many of our old cit
izens will remember him He msrriet
Miss Eliza Philpot, and moved from her
TO Summerfeld in 1928, where he fol
lowed the business or tanning for man,
years. He scquired considerable wealth
and was Q man of great irh ,ence il
that community, 10 1854 be m we'd i
llowa, where he lived until the time q
!. bis death. He was a brother OF Job
i n. Rownd, Of SummerHeld. ~
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HWs clip the following Malaga
items from the Esserpriss ofahe 18th
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-13

the methods by which they have obtained their
present majority in Congress as have for the
men that shouldered their arms at Bull Run
and Chattanooga, and that marched on Louis
VILE. | believe that Bragg, and Beauregard
and jeff Davis were more honorable men than
those who are the present Democratic leaders
IN Congress, and who are seeking to break
down the last protection and safeguard of an
honest election for members of Congress and
PRESIDENTIAL electors in order that they may
grasp the Presidency and obtain the patronage
and control of the Government of this country
we have got to fight an earnest battle It is
to be no child's play. The contest between the
two parties, so far as the Democrats are con-
cerned is not question of principles or policy,
but question of power. It is simply ques-
ton whether the men who attempted to over
throw the Government shall now be permitted
to control it, or whether it shall remain in the
hands of the party who maintained it IN the
hour of peril, and whose successful manage
ment of its affairs since that time has struck
the world with wonder and admiration.
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Nasty.
1Er. Nasty Leaves the Good Patriot,
Tilden. and Returns TO Kentucky.

HARP Nv ERIN TAVERN,
Moo YORK, April 26, 1880.
I am more and more impressed, ez
time flies on, with the greatnis and pa
triotism Nv Sam J. Tilden, the great de-
frauded. His entire devoshun to his
common kentry, his utter simplissity Nv
caracter, the gilelisnis Nv a materially
simple nacher, which contact with the
world hez never corrupted, and his gen
eral child-like trust in the jestis Nv his
fellow-men, all combine to make him a
man which to see is to love, and which,
to be in confdenshal relashuns with
him, in monetary way, is to be sup
ported.
[ hev bin for several weeks residin at
the Harp Nv Erin Tavern, hard by
Grammercy Park, arrang1n Kentucky
for the sage Nv Moo York. It is needlls
to add that / don't pay my own board
In the interest Nv. his common kentry,
the good Mr.. TiIden has the bill sent to
hisself, for he recognizes the fact that
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-13
Fun Ahead.

An old and partially intoxicated sailor
was brought up before Justice Wandell,
in the Yorkville Police Court The JUS
tice asked: "Thomas, why do you drink
the nasty stuff"
The old sailor respectfully saluted his
Honor, and inquired of him if he meant
liquor.
"That's just what I mean," replied
the court st is verr nasty stuff. >
"Your Honor is all wrong" pursued
the old sailor, refectively-" all wrong. !"
''Look at me, said the Justice; II
am over so years Of age, and I have new
er tasted liquor.
"Was your Honor never drunk?"
"Neyer in my life. >
''May I be @ Well, your Honor,
you're not too old yet. There's fun
ahead for you-heaps of fun ahead. >
When the courtroom became quiet in
:, -seeaq,.,.n Tho old sailor was discharged