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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-07-12
THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1881.
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Red abounds in summer toilets.
Very little jewelry is worn with white
toilets.
Bright yellow silk mtts are worn with
toilets Of black.
Old fashioned paste buckles now gilt
ter upon large poke bonnets.
japanese shoes have been adopted for
casino wear by certain Parisians.
Large collars with scallops in bright
tlnts and borders of Smyrna lace, are
worn in the morning.
The large Anne OF Austria collars,
covered with fine embroidery, are worn
over dresses of white linen lawn.
Throatlets and wristlets of black vel
vet, trimmed with net work of beads
and with coin pendants, are coming into
vogue.
The handkerchiefs to be carried with
brown suits have their edges button.
hole-stitohed in brown, with inner bor-
ders in colors.
Very handsome grenadine toilets are
Imported combined with satin sublime,
and trimmed with rich steel beaded frin
ges and appliques.
The wide-spreading Bernhardt ties of
India null have been discarded by the
ultra fashionable people who 80 lately
appeared behind them.
A costume universally admired and
always suitable for full dress this sum
mer is white surah silk, shirred and
trimmed with white Spanish lace.
Young ladies' dotted muslin gowns
are made up with such short waists that
the wearers seem to have inherited their
costume from some French lady of the
first empire.
A black and white striped silk simply
made will this season be the thing, worn
with black rough straw poke trimmed
With shaded red plumes to be accompa-
MED by large red silk umbrella.
Latest accounts from Paris afford
ominous hints that the hustle is grad
ually creeping back into favor. There
ia tendency to enlarge skirts, and they
are made with volnminOus outside trim
mings.
The profuse use of lace is everywhere
remarked this season, and there IS nt
kind shut out from fashion. Honitol
and Irish point are copied 10 simple yer
miceli, aud the shear and delicate imi
J tations Of Alencon are in favor both 70
lingerie and toilet trimmings.
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when to Eat Fruit.

The proper time for eating fruits o'
every description is half an hour before
breakfast and dinner; and If in their
ripe, raw, natural and fresh state, the
acids which their juice contain. snd
which is their bealthIul quality, is q,
once absorbed and carried in lis strength
into the circulation. Cottage Cookery
Book.
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fNO Hospital Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop
Bitters patients, nor large-salaried tai
ented puffers to tell what Hop Bitters
will do or cure, as they tell their own
story by their certain and absolute cures
at home.-New York Independent.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will on the
IN 10th day Of August 1881, make applica
tion to the Central Ohio Bail Read Company
for the issue Of duplicate certificates of tive
shares of stock owed by me, said origina
certificates having been lost.
july5, silva. PHILIP POOL.
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Notlce to Teachers.

NVHR Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Coun
i ty will hold meetings foe the examine
tion Of Teachers, as follows:
Woodsneld, Saturday, June Z. 1881.
Cameron, Is,
Stafford. July 8.
Woodsheld, 80,
These examinations will commence at 3
O'Clock 3, N. and close at . p. m.
By order OF the Board.
g. o. DOUGHRRTY, Clerk.
apsl9,'slt
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Gee week in your own town. Terms
VVVand IS outfit free. Address q HAILsrr
& Co., Portland, Maine, mehs,'Slf,
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PenSio1S

Dts ALI SoLDIRRs one eighth disabled, Hon.
Z. 4, Dawes, al. C., says: "Col, A, w. MO
Corm,ok as pension attorney has had
many years Of experience In large and
successful business, IA capable, thorough and
energetic, gentleman Of the strictest iutes.
rity and worthy Of the utmost confidence
Capt. Woodward says: "Judge Mccormick, Of
Cincinnati, is the most energetic. untiring 6
and Trustworthy Claim Attorney within tn 9
circle of my acquaintance" Write him for
Circular to PIKs's OPERA BuILDIEe, CIsoIs.
xA.I, 0HIo. junel4, '81ui.
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X72A WEEK, SIG day at home easily
ansds, Costly Outfit free. Address
IhVs 70. Augusta, Maine, nchS, ,'sfI,
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,

Estate OF William r. Taylor Deceased
THR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the Estate
Of William B, Taylor, late Of Monroe County
deceased.
Dated this End day Of July, A. D. 1881.
iulys,alw3, JoRL TAYLOR.
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Tuscarawas Branch.

Trains leave Bayar at Il, ,2opm and 4,55pm
arrive Dover l,sspm and 7,lopm, New Phil
sdslphis l,sopm and 7,2spm. Returning
leave New Philsdelp hia at Sam and 2,4spra
Dover At s,3ssm and a.sopn Rayard d at ll.e6
am and l,1opm,
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Bellaire 4 Southwestern R. R.
8 TINE TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT 12M., july !. 1880.

Trains make connection with the B. b o.
and c. i P. Railroads, slso, with Capt. Lu-
kess' steamboat. aPres Ellison" for Wheel
Ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
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A Heavy Bank Dcraicatlon.

NEWARK, \. j., october Sl.-The follow
ing appeared on the doors OF the Ne .
chanics National Bank this morning:
" Closed in consequence OF statements az
iecting the bank made by the coshicr TO the
bank directors yesterday, which are now
undergoing Investigation"
WASHINGTON, October 31.-A dispatch
received here says the cashier OF the Me-
chanics National Bank is a deiauter for
$1,000, 00c.
NEW YORK, October 31.-A special states
that at meeting OF the directors OF the
Mechanics National Bank Of Newark, \.
j., yesterday. Cashier o. l.. Baldwin stated
that the bank was not in good condition,
and that the liabilities were so great that
further attempts TO carry on business would
be useless. The directors offered 10 sui
scribe 100000 10 put the bank IN 4 condi-
ton for business, but the cashier replied
that 1900, 900 would not do Il.
Another special states that he confessed
that all that was left OF the resources Of the
bunk was its building, which is worth $780,
0eO
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- .rrrt-rt ny GEORGE n. ARNOLD
sl.'.s--,r,f--NA RRTAGEs--A COOP RAIN AT
fo.,', ,crrprST 10 A LADY AND oRNrLE-
LAS-ofp BI.ASpToRD CHURCH.
,oa,-o.pondencs cr ,hs Richmond Dlspatca.I
ioo''''' OCTOBER 81, 1881.
,. n. Arnold, the colored orator,
1894 a very large audience, about
SSHv S;yfdcd Is between whites and
e9u,S AZ The Academy Of Music on Satur-
e~.t,bf lie was very severe on the Co
dS n'e noYty and its leaders, and appealed
s'. .sa rolorcd people Of the State 10 show
70 ~, ,,snhood and race pride and party
sny w., 1r voting against coalition. lie said
NA..a ;rsyelled through forty-iiye counties
~ - state. and declared il rs his trm con-
Q, ~, from what he had seen and heard
", Nsior Daniels election was foregonc
conclusion g.. A.. ,h.. tv,,,;.,,,a
IN fcolored). who was nominated for
~. 1ionse 81 Delegates by The Republican
o. p..s5iu,,ers. viii retire from the ticket,
,Sorch as vet there is no confirmation OF
n,,rin.. the month ending to-day sixteen
,,srriece-licenses were issued by tho clerk
- IN, Hastings Court-ten 70 colored and
Sx 70 white couples.
steady rain has fallen here since last
,vsn'nc. and tac great drought seems TO
,..ve bSen broken AZ last. The rain is well
Icoed bv everybody. The crops OF all
tf,5s in This section were shortened by t.,
g. snrines and wells were last falling, and
- streams were so low that power sufli-
ei,nt 10 run the mills on their banks was
moi furnished. In our own city for weeks
No., the mills have been grinding but very
fiie. and there Is large stock Of grain on
hand here waiting to he ground.
Delegates to the Presbyterian Synod,
which meets here tomorrow night, are be-
Ginning 20 arrive, and are assigned to their
9isrters rs fast "A they come.
Mr.. Reuben Rsgls1d and Mrs. A. r..
Homes were thrown from buggy while
driving down Sycamore street this morn
in-. and both OF them we're quite painfully
injured. Mr.. Ragland, in falling, was
severely cut about the head and face, and
Mr.. Jones. besides receiving several cuts
and bruises, sustained a fracture o; one OF
nor collar-boneS The buggy in which
tloy were riding WAS accidentally upset.
Tho Common Council will be asked to-
morrow afternoon 10 appropriate 4 suft-
Gent amount 10 repair and renew the old
Colonisl church in Blandiord cemetery,
and 10 put IL rs near rs possible In the con-
dition in which IL was when our colonial
ancestors worshippcd in il, that the build
ing nav thus be preserved in It's original
form. and nt the same time alioId accom-
modaiions Tor worship by all dcnomina-
tIcns. ROBIN ADAIR.
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wArL srnrHr YrsrErDiY.

NEW YORK. October 31.-Thc Posts financial
article ll:+O =. N. edition. Slli: The stock *
bonds nrc lower for TIE =. and otheryis a. um-
changed. Railroad bonds ;tgc generally strong for
speculative Issues. ln southern Sltc bonds the
Us. c.frred. advanced % % from 1872, and are
2ll as We write. Tie stock market has teen alter
naiciy strong aud weak and frycrish throughout.
The ncf result Il The tuciuat rs IN the general list
Is q decline of bH z, although q few stocks are
highor. The widest fluctuations have been In 4.
=. 70; Met ~. "a II. 4. hii. and :. * j. aud VI.
G., / & each. Within me last half hour *. and +.
has advanced g. Il =, TeXes and Pacific 20 81 aud
Wabash preferred IN sJs, while Western Union
Telegraph has been active q rather declining
prices IN the mi ccl!sHeOus list Cameron coal has
advanced % 49,. Cal loans 40 the stock Exchange
are 4 a. yer cent. lime loans arc about per
cent. ard prime mercantile paper Il Btg7 Der
cent. The market fus foreign exchange l. quiet
aud steady.
lie following quotations were current to-day at
2:3u l.. NJ: Western Union, S1A; New NOrk Cen
trail. liUI: Lake Shore l22; Michigan Central,
g4l. New York. Lake Erie ana Western, ff&
New York, Lake Ericand " cstern preferred, $50;
New York Lake Frie and Western seconds lO3E:
Delaware. Lackawauna and Western, 1877; New
JERSEY Central 965: Delaware aud Hudson, lD9s
Recalling, Ssh Northwestern, 10; Z. PaHl, lue3;
Walls, b and Iacinc' ,ef wabash ana faclnc PTs-
fcTed 49,: Union Pacirc, 100; b., a. and r.,
4li.: Hannibal and -. Joseph. 0Cil; Hannibal and
-. Joseph preferred. ll34 Ohio md Mississippi,
III: PiclGc Afai.4g: Northern Pacific common,
3e1: Northern Pacific preferred 70l; gan Fran-
cisco common. "A Central Pacific, 9Jt; L0uls-
vile and Nashville, 9i'i nashville and Chat
tanoog,, SIS; Ontario and Western, 32t; Man
haitian Elevated, J34: Illinois CcntrsL 1871;
Canada Southsrn, 60 District Il Columbia 3.6J
bOnd.. 1O7nlOS; Chic1go, Burlington and Quln-
cy, 1871; Denver and Bio Grlndc, So; ~. Paul
and omaha. ala. -. Paul and Omaha prefer
red, l0Zlr: lie and Western, fbtt; Chicago,
=. Loui, nd New Orleans, 49, Colorado Coal,
81: Onto Central. 27s Texas Pacific, "a; Texas
Pdcidc J.. g., 7J4.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 3 le-Nlrdna O., deferred.
2l's; eonsols, so; second series, 399; past-due
coupons, 80 new lo-iO's, 52',. BID today.
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Archbishop McCabe has issued a pastoral
eondcmning in the strongest terms the
"No-rent" manifesto OF the Land League.
He speaks Of it "a communistic, and against
the laws Of God and man. Two new gov
errors have been appointed over hilmain-
ham Jail, because the former governor al
lowed Parnell TO send a letter to the Free
mans Journal, deprecating the formation
Of tenants defence associations. MIR. SEX
ton IL reported to be dying In iail. There
are already 1900 cases before the Land
Court, Of which 5000 came in Saturday.
Although there are 400 leagucrs in prison,
the spirit underlying the league movement
still survives. Afuneral service in memory
of President Garfield was held Sunday in
the principal salon Of the Town Hall at
Berlin. Professor Gneist pronounced the
Grafton
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s snat That TOO, was 50. when he pro-
Mouhcea That there were seventeen
mnercases IN Riddleberger's bin, and that
every one OF them was fallaclous, there was
20 avoiding the arguments by which one
fallacious. - '"''"
Ailer General Lee had concluded COL
ohei Cabell was called for. Colonel Cabcll
came forward and spoke IN an animated
strain for about fifteen minutes. "But
you have had enough for YOU 10 think
over Tor awhile" said he; cat another
TIME viii speak 20 you more at length.
Now, goodnight" ALpua.
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4 Policeman 7furdered-Thc GaIlogs
(fcE9cf.

NEw YORK, October 3l.--A special dis
pstch from Columbus, Ga, gays Policeman
Smith attempted to arrest Il negro cotton
thief at Union Springs Saturday night,
when the thief cut Smiths throat and fled.
Parties are pursuing the murderer with
bl00dhoundS.
4 special from Abbeyyillc, s. C., says
JEFF. Davis, heretofore convicted OF the
murder Of George Franklin and his sister,
has Just been acquitted on q new trial.
The day for hanging him was fixed nine
times, and he was nine times respited-
twice on the scalold with the rope around
his neck.
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Sunday Scenes I'm ~. Zouls.

ST. LOUIS, October GA man who gave
the name 0; Allen Henderson, Of Tennessee,
went into sSlo0n in this city early this
morning with two companions. 4 dispute
srosc, and Henderson drew revolver and
fired at one Of the others. The ball missed
its mark, but lit George Bridge, q street.
car conductor, and killed him. Henderson
then fred again, and struck John Savage, a
travelling salesman, inilicting 4 dangerous
wound in the groin. Henderson fred 4
third shot, which Lit no one. lie was then
arrested
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READ THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING

II
STATEMENT OF THIS DISCOVERY;
Celery has only come into public notice within
the last few years ne a nervine, but scientific e1-
perimeuts and experience have proved beyond
doubt that IL controls irritation aud periodic nef-
yous and SICK headaches TO u remarkable degree
But 4 combination Of the EXTRACT OF CELERY
AND CuAMOsuLg, which has been but recently IN
troduced 10 the profession and the pubic 10y my
self has produced such marvellous results IN curing
norvonsne,, and headaches, and especially ncrvou.
and sick headaches, neuralgia indiseAtioh' ahd
slerples,ness, that Il has excited public attention
and ney,sp,per comments, and therefore give the
rollovirg information to the public to avoid an
.,reip hundreds Of letters OF inquiry about them
NV CELERY AND CHABOYnk PILLS, Tor the
c,,rc Of headache and nervousness. are prepared
under NY supervision, and are Intended expressly
10 care headache. neuralgia, Indigestion slsepieas-
ness aud nervousness, aud VIII cure any case
where no organic disease Of the brain or splnal
cord exist, Hundreds OF cases Of many years
standine have been cured. No matter how chronic
or obstinate the case may Dc, permanent cure Is
morally certain. This statement IS made after
wears Of experience In their use In Tie general
practice Of medicine.
These pills are also valuable for 5chool children
who suner from nervous headaches caused by an
ove,,,orl,os brain In their studies, and for alt
el,ssea or hard brsin-workers, whose oVcrtaNed
peryous centres need repair aud ISOLATION. Ner-
vou. tremor. weakness, and paralysis are being
daily cured by these pills. They correct cosuTe-
ness, but are not pargauye.
Directions on each box. Price 90 ceni'' or SIX
boxo. for $3.50, postage free 20 any addre4S' no
order Glled unless accompanied ~ the money
For sale by all wholesale ana retail eruss, To
Dcnot. no. loo north Eutaw street, Baltimore bid
foe 20-codlwl
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Many householders in New York on
wednesday found that the water-fanoine
was = reality and not mere subtcrfu9e OF
the Water Commissioners 10 scare the
people into economy. There was no water
IN their bathrooms, stationary wash
stands, and nowhere except in the base
mcnts, Tor the outflow from the reservoirs
had been diminished twelve million gallons
by lowering the gates one-hali inch, and
All the higher parts OF the city suffered.
inc storage lakes In Central Park
show how short the supply is. The smaller
lake Is nearly empty, and the larger
lake X three feet lower than the ordinary
height OF the water. The commissioners
complain that the public pay no heed 10
the warnings and waste the water As lSV-
ishly Is ever. The present supply, il is e.
uma'ed, will last seventeen days longer by
Outstanding the supply until there il a
plentiful rainfall. The scarcity has put
some OF the newspaper publishers TO incon-
yenience by the supply being barely enough
70 run the engine working their presses.
Nearly oil the rspaper-Oi1ces and indus
trial works are supplied with power by q
company, and il their water-supply gets
much lower many thousand people
would be thrown out OF employment,
and some OF the newspapers would have
TO suspend publication. The health OF the
city is In sad condition, growing ont OF
the scarcity OF water. During the three
months ending with September the deaths
from zymotic diseases were 1907, while
during the same period last year the total
uas 1,373. The deaths from smallpox in
creased from 3 TO 30; diptheriS from 631
to l,065; and scarlatina from $40 10 1886.
Precautions have been taken 10 obtain sup
plies from the rivers In case oi fire By the
use OF steamtugs, and provision has also
been made 70 blow up buildings with dyna-
mite in case Of = serious conilagration. The
fire patrol has been doubled in order 10 Sc
cure prompt action in csse fire breaks
ont
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Major Peyton Randolph yesterday re-
signed as general superintendent Of the
Virginia Midland Railroad Company; Col
onel I. NJ. r. TalcOtt vss appointed gene
crll manager, and Captain w. NJ. s. Dunn
engineer and superintendent. Al the same
meeting, which took place in Alexandria,
the designations OF ID. Latrobc, W. +.
Frick, and ". Keyser, Of Baltimore, as di-
rectors, were accepted, and J. Bryan and
4. NJ. Logan, OF Richmond, aud w. T..
Clyde, Of New York, elected Washing
f0n Post. 3tSf
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Ci.IcrGcnrcc Cnnfurod.

WILCOX, ARIZONA, October 3l.-The re-
negade Chief George and seven Of his men,
the last Of All that were ont, were arrested
Yesterday by Major Chailec at 81. Carlos,
and are now in irons. This Is tie chief
and the party who are accused OF taking
part in in the killing Of citizens and soldiers
on the road between Forts Thomas and
Anache I'm Scptembcr.
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Killed by ETis Fatiicr.

ATLANTA, Ga, October 3l.-ln Whit
field county yesterday Wil.ilm York shot
and killed Bis son Thomas. They cropp' d
together, and some lad feeling had arts,
between them. While Thomas and his
wife were in the cow-pcn his father shot
him with an army musket. The murderer
fed and has not been arrested.
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Especial telegram TO The Dispafrh.l
WIsCREsTER, VA, October 3l.-Coionel
Cameron spoke here to-day. Hon. J. r.
Tucker was here to meet him. Cameron's
friends declineda discussion on the ground
that his appointment was older than
fuckers; that Daniel had declined dis
cussion at Fredericksburg; and that Daniel
had made an uninterrupted speech here,
and they desired the same privilege for their
candidate. Mr.. Tucker spoke in the mar
kct-house to n large and representative
meeting. lie was loudly applauded, and
made one Of the most telling and eloquent
speeches we have had during the campaign.
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Accident 20 q Sfnan, or.

ST. JOINS. Y. T., October 31.-Tbc
British steamer discard from Norfolk, Va,
October ODD, for London, with cotton, ar
lived here to-day with propeller broken.
The accident occurred during severe gale
IN Friday. She will ship a new propeller
ls soon as possible, aud resume her voyage.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS
TO rnE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Important Decisions ef Virginia Cases I'm the
United States Supreme court-The Great
Boom In Confederate Bonds and iss Alleged
Cause-A Two-siiIIion-DoIiar DcfaIoation
bya New Ssrser Bank Cashier-An Alleged
Georgia swindler Arrested in New York
Father Kills HIS own ssn-A Ceismbus.
Ca, Policeman Murdered BY a Cotton
THETA Convicted Murderer Escapes
Hsnsins After Mae Respites-Arren Of
Chief Georse-Esrtheuake in New HarnD-
shiYs.
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Con,hrfta,s OnDoucnt.

PARIS. October 3l.-A subcommittee Ct
the Chamber OF Deputies, pending a closer
examination OF the votes, have not yet de-
clared valid the election Of VI. Tony Reyil-
lion Nntransigoantl, the opponent OF NJ.
Gambetta in the second electoral division OF
Bclleville. Il is stated that they discovered
errors which my possibly cause its inyali-
datiOn.
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CLOVER Dsp6r. Va. October 81. 1881.

GLOVER DEPOT, Va, October 2, IS5I.
Or. Patrick II. Foster died at his home,
in Halifax county, last Monday morning,
in the eighty-seyenth year OF his age. He
was sick only four days, and died Of some
affection OF the heart. The deceased was
3 man OF high character and consistent
Christian, and most highly respected by oil
who knew him. His loss will be much felt
in tbp cofOty