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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

@ Bro. ALLEN, OF the Bellaire Dem
ocrat, GAUMER's Aid, is demoraiz,d be-
cause Of the poor sho wing made by their
"a delegate juggle on the 30.h ult.
Prominent Democrats in Bellsire forced
him to admit, two weeks since, that he
was acting with GAUMER, and hal ad.
vised the adoption OF the 81 delegate
juggle. On Sunday, July 81, he admit
ted to Mr.. HoEFFLER, in Woodsdeld
that the 81 juggle was unfair, not only
to the Democracy of Monroe, but to the
Democracy of Belmont County. Yet he
advised its adoption. Is anything fur
ther necessary to show the base charac-
ter of Bro. ALIENS double dealing
Now, that he is impsled upon his own
hypocrisy, his wriggling is decidedly un.
pleasant to witness.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

80 The Second ward vote was coun-
ted last night. Judge Swaney came
down from ST. Clairsyille, paid the
charges ana had the ballots counted
The result was; Swaney, 40; Charles.
worth, 8, and the Independents, 26. As
Chambers didn't get v"te, these 4s
added TO Swsney's plurality of Z outside
Of that ward, give him plurality Of
56 over Chambers. The result, any
way it is taken, is not very satisfactory
With less than one-fourth OF the Demo.
cratic vote polled, people can well IN.
derstand how much the masses of th.
Democratic party like the new depar'
ture.-Bellaire Independent, Sd inst.
The people don't like the fraud in any
shape its defenders, few in numbers, car
shape it, aud have given notice that it il
Of no force whatever; it is not even
binding upon those who voted on the
30,h ult.
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EB Bro. ALLEN, or Bro GAUHER for
bin, dsvotes over column OF the last
Bellaire Democrat, to reply TO ten line
item of ours. in which he labors long
and hard TO prove TO his own satisfaction
that he did not admit 10 Mr.. HoEFFLER,
of this place, that the 54 delegate juggle
was unfair The Democrats here and
elsewhere believe that Mr.. HoEFFLER
stated the exact words Mr.. ALLEN said
to him. The other matters contained in
the article are mere bosb, as the writer
knows, hence not entitled to, or worth, a
reply.
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nT The Belaire Iadependent says o.

Ky Iuc DSiidtfc IHUCpcTUeHt say "
the 81 jugsle of GAuMsR & Co.:
"The election is terribly muddled, no,
any of the elements showing any great
strength, but enough to lead to the con.
clusion that there will be lively row in
the Convention. We are informed that
some of those from this township and
CITY. of the fftv-!our-delegate tickets
will not do the bidding Of the Car shG
his followers, but will vote first, last and
all the time against any Of the mer
named. II eight or ten of such men art
found they will preclude possibility ol
a nomination on the 11th inst, unless
Monroe County shows up and helps the
unit-rule gentlemen out"
Monroe County has spoken through
her Democratic Central Committee, ant
will not ''show up" II Belmonl's Czal
thinks proper to run the meeting will
only one county represented, and thai
BY delegation selected by less thar
one-four.h of the Dem mocratic voters o
Belmont County, under plan that only
deserves notice because Of its dishones
features, just let him 60 ahead and th'
result will be definitely ascertained wheI
the votes are counted, in both counties
on the second Tuesday Of October next
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EF Ten years ago, at Barncsville,
Judge OKEY authorized the Monroe del
egation to say that he would not ask q
second term, il given the nominali IN
CHAMBERS received the nomination Five
years ago, at Barnesville, neither Judge
OKEY, nor any Of his friends for him,
said anything of the kind, the statement
Of any and all persons connected with
the "a delegate iuggle to the contrary
Notwithstanding. J. P. SParaes, Esq,
of Woodsfeld, was present in the Con
vention FIVE and ten years ago, and his
recollection is the same as ours,
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EE GAUMER says the Judicisl Con-
vention will be hela at Bellaire on the
1lth inst. He.is mistaken. A few del
egates, so-called, who received 518 votes
in Belmont County out OF 5,400 polled
last Fall, will probably meet there on
that day and 60 through the farce Of
casting 81 votes for o. j. SwANEY, but
that will not constitute nomination for
this Judicial subdivision by long shot,
and don't you forget it I! Monroe County
win have a delegation in the Judicial
Convention of the subdivision, when the
arrangements shall have been perfected
between the two counties, but will have
none there on the 1llh inst.
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OZARK ITEMS,
OZARK, Quo, Aug. 5, 1881.

OZARk, OHio, aug y, 1901.
Harvest is about over.
The young folks prayer meeting was
held at A. B. briggs last night
Mr. John Huth, Jr has been afh cted
his right hand DR. Steward lanced the
side and inside of his hand we are glad
to he able to say tina, it is nov better.
Miss Myrta Brown received an unex
pected gift from her father last week, in
the shape of hundred and ten dollar
organ. Myrta is pleased.
Messrs. A. W, Grisell and j. N. Gray
left our place last Monday morning and
went to Wheeling to work for Mr. Gen.
B, Wood, of Jerusalem, who has taken
the contract to build the new Water
Works in that place.
Rev. Bedall has been visiting the
members of his charge in this vicinity.
This week he was called away to con.
duct the funeral services of James Mont
gomery an aged resident Of Beallsville
(and member of the N e. Church J
who died suddenly at the residence Of
his son Mr.. Lee Montgomery. He laid
down last Wednesday afternoon to take
bis accustomed nap and was found dead
when they went to call him to supper.
Deceased had heart disease His re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery at
Beallsville to-day
Mr.. George Griffith died of Con-
| ,r,gs M his Pnotlc cvysll Ia
on Wednesday evening, July 20th.
Mrs. Smith has returned home after a
protrac,ed visit to relatives 10 Belaire.
Dr.. Keyser and lady visited at his
parents home near this place during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs., James Bruce recently
visited their aunt, Mrs. D. A Elliott.
Messrs. William and Johnston Call
vert, OF Guernsey county, visited friends
here and at Woodsfiel during the week
We are Informed that two families
have come from Bellaire to Squire Grit
fth's Ito stay during the heated term
to escape from the disease now prevail
ing in that place.
| Ou July OlSls " ANI. ouu lulSs Au
thony Burkhardt. son.
There will be croquet party at R.
R. briggs tonight in honor of William
and John Dent his grand sons who will
shortly start for their bone in the West.
| Now, in conclusion earnestly request
all those who take an interest in having
the Sunsbury items partially reported
to aid me little whenever convenient.
Of course / can see when my near neigh
bors have visitors or 60 visiting, aud
about oil that happens in sight worth
reporting, but, still allowing me to have
as much curiosity as Ewes daughters
are generally supplied with, it cannot be
expected that can know all that hap
pens even in Ozark, and wherein have
failed in the past in reporting anything
that would have been to- your credit, be
assured that the omission was made be-
cause / was not aware of the fact or
facts / often hear OF items of interest
after it is too late to report them, that
doubtless some of my neighbors could
have told me if they had taken thought
or the tro1ble to do so. Heartily thank
ing those who have aided me in the past
/ desire others TO interest themselves
and don't let me quiz for oil get.
| QUIZ.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

EE We have copied considerably flom
the Republican papers in the two coun-
lies on the Judicial question, because
their articles contained correct and truth
full statements Of the trick attempted to
he played by GARNER & Co. upon the
Democracy of Belmont County. On
the other hand the statements Published
in the St, Clairsville Gazette, BarnesviIle
Enterprise and Bellaire Democrat have
been simply Misrepresentation from
FIRST to last. Editors who wilfully and
maliciously publish what they know to
be false, to bolster trick and a fraud
upon their own party, cannot expect US
to copy their articles, except 1t be to ex-
pose and lay bare their utter untruthful-
ness
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

wThe conference committee, Mr..
NJ. HoEFFLER, DR.. G. W. STEWARD and
Mr. JAMES WATSON, appointed by the
Democratic Central Committee of this
county, will present plan. to the Dem.
ocrats assembled In Bellaire on the 1lth
inst, looking to the election of delegates
TO Judicial Convention for this sub.
division. These gentlemen have sole
control of the matter for the Democracy
of Monroe County. Harmony in the
party is what the Democracy of this
county desire, but they cannot afford to
preserve it at a sacrifice Of their man
hood,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
WheelinrLiye Stock a

wheeling Live Stock Market.
Hogs-Market active at 6 90 per hun
dred in prime packing lots; butchers
6 90.
Sheep-Iu fair demand at 3 50@5 co.
Lambs 80.
Cattle--In moderate demand. We
quote young cattle. from 500 to 600 lbs.
at 3a34c; bulls 24sS4c; young cattle
from 900 10 900 lbs., 3ia4c; 900 to 1000
lbs, 81 25@4 80.
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s9- That Primary Election on the new

s@r That Primary Election on the ne "
plan invented by Gaumer OF the Demo
cratic committee was not very popular
with the Democra'e, as less than one
fourth of them voted last Saturday II
is gratifying, however, tn krow that il
Is not patented, nor likely to be adopted
for permanent use. 1t was a present
necessity In order TO prevent the IS
delegates Of Monroe county fr, IN beat
Ing the "a delegates from Belmont county J
in the judicial conven.ion.-Belldirt
7riJuns.
The "plan" proved failure ON July
30lh, and its future promises no better
for its promoters and apologists.
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EF The matter as managed has be.
come sadly muddled, and with q. dis
gruntled Democracy in Belmont, and a
probable candidate by the Monroe De-
mocracy, the situation is no better than
in 1876, when the two counties agreed
to disagree, and Belmont marched ou,
of the Convention, leaving Monroe and
bogus delegations from two townships
OF Belmont to set up an alleged regular
ticket. - Barnesville Enterprise.
! What! Didn't your man Friday, a,
St. Clairsville, adopt your suggestions
and didn't you approve the plauI "a:
managed" Is not GAUMER an able
manager2 Acknowledge, Mr.. Enter.
prize, that the 81 delegate juggle has
proved miserable failure, and that yor
are ashamed of it and its authors, your.
self included.
= Monroe had legally elected delega
tion at Barnesyille in 1876, and the Bel
mont delegates who remained, after
CHAMBERS d Co, bolted, were legally
elected delegates; and they presented 6
nominee whose name appeared printed
upon the regular Democratic ticket il
both counties, while your friend CHAM
BERs was compelled to write his in tht
tickets Of both parties. IAN alleged
regular ticket" Why, you admitted it,
regularity by helping to bring CHAMBERS
on the track 10 the Independent role.
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RaIttl,aore.-.A,

BalttMOre.--Aug. l.-Cattle -
Very best on sale to-day 5 624a6 40;
that generally rated first quality 4 00a5
80; medium or good fair quality 3 00s
4 124c; ordinary thin steers oxen and
COWS 2 50a3 00c; extreme range Of
prices 2 50s6 40c; most Of the Gales
were from 4 50a5 90
Mich Cows-Extra good cows are in
good demand. Quotation 20 00a36 0(
per head.
Hogs-Qiotations S4a9c for rough
stock, and better grades 94a93,, with ex
tru at 9Ac
Sheep-We quote sheep at Sa5c
lambs 3a6c; and calY . few ~ he high
or figures.
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Ey The insignificant vote cast for the
81 delegate jnggle of GAUMER q Co., on
July 80, shows very plainly that the De-
mocracy Of that county almost unani-
mously condemn the "plan" gotten up
at ST. ClairsvlIle: You can't force hon.
est Democrats to endorse q juggle. Mr..
GAuuEn Look over the returns und
then tell us If that is not recorded fact.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

Ey FOSTER, the Republican candidate
for Governor, who said "these Meiho-
dist preachers must be snubbed," because
they refuse to be LONGER fooled by him
and his party on the tealperapce ques-
lion, is having serious time trying 10
make peace with them; but they have
entered for the war against the Republi-
can ticket, and don't intend to be duped
again by promises.
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RThe managers at St. Clairsville
have discovered tAat the Democrats OF
Monroe County are rot the kind that
crawl. They stand up in the broad light
Of day and demand their rights like men.
They never submit to, or defend, swim
die in politics any more than they do In
business matters. OF this, let the man
ayers aforesaid take due notice and gov
ern themselves aecordipplv-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

s@'H K. List, of Wheeling, is taking
preliminary steps toward bringing sui,
lor $4,000 against, g. Il. Wheat, for
an alleged failure to deliver that amour,
of stock in the the Top Mill Iron Com,
pany, which List claims he purchased
from Wheat through broker-Bellawe
Independent, 5th ut.
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IF Bro ALLEN, Of the Bellaire Dem-
ocrot, INDUCES in the meres. quibbles
over the arrangements entered into be-
tween PEARSON and GAUMER, and other
matters connected with the Judicial
question, hut he is safe, as i: is one Of
the advantages OF being pint measure
that 1t can never be called upon to hold
a quart.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. August 5--Wool -
Quiet. Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA and Wes'
Virginia Xxx and above 42a43c; X
42a43c: medium 45a49c; coarse 37aSSc
New York Michigan, Indiana and Wes.
tern fine 39s40c; medium 44s45c ;coarst
&c; washed comblng and delaine 40s
4Sc; unwashed do. 271a33c; pulled 81
a32c
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Bellaire Independent. ed inst.

If anybody in the dim twilight of Sat
urday evening observed ghostly form
wearing a pea green coat, and prowlins
around the st. Clairsville cemetery with
crow-bar AMI pickax, we want them te
understand that it was not specter. L
was Bob Eaton looking for the Car il
the shallow graves,
Of the signal failure Of his swindling
54 delegate scheme to prevent the De-
mocracy Of Belmont County from ex'
pressing their choice for Common Pleas
Judge.
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w All attempts toplace the Democra-
cy OF Monroe County in false position
on the Judicial question have thus far
failed signally. We ask nothing but what
IS fair and honorable and shall not sub
nit TO anything that is wrong, as the 81
Y1lssa is.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ will be presented to the Com missiopers
of Monroe county, Ohio, at their September
session, 1851, praying for the grant Of a road
leading from the old Marietta road in Wash
ington township to the Woodsfeld road in
Bethel township: Said road to commence on
the farm OF Marshal Ridgeway, in Washing
ton township at the mouth OF Horsspsu Run
running north to the first fork Of the run;
thence northeast to Samuel Simmons barn
thence northwest, following the ridge through
the farms Of VIM. Dillon. Jacob Fleming and
Jacob Weber, intersecting the AastsrtoR and
Woodsneld road near Jacob Weber's house
aug2,SIv5. MANY PETITIONERS.
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ego j S~anev, Esq secured the
election Of Judge Okey five years ago
by having bis name printed in the regu-
lar Democratic tickets OF Belmont Coun-
Bellaire Democrat.
Bosh! Judge OKEY nas the Demo-
cratic nominee five years ago, and the
Democratic Executive Committee of Be-
mont County ordered the tickets printed
with all the nominees, names upon them.
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u Al Democracy d a|n.,! County,

The Conference Committee appointed
by the Democratic Central Committee of
Monroe County desires TO confer with
Democrats from every township in Bel.
mont County, at Belaire, on the llth
inst,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1881-08-09

Ey Judge OKEY stands by the action
OF the Democratic Central Committee OF
this county, and that action is not only
endorsed by the Democracy OF this
county, but by majority Of the De-
mocracy Of Belmont County
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.)
From Bethel Township.


Ed SPIRIT: Ga the 27th of July, Jos.
Pryn, a resident of Wayne township,
while working at Thomas Martins saw
mill, in Bethel township, was seriously
injured by being struck in the back just
below the lett shoulder blade with an
az, about 3 o'clock P. NJ. while he
was saving log 4 feet in diameter, the
saw not being large enough to reach
through the log, they were compelled to
quarter the log Having the log partly
quartered there remained one half of
the log yet to quarter, Dilberi Leek, the
cranker, thought it necessary to assist
with an ak In his attempt to assist the
Ak flew off the handle and struck Jos
Pryn, the head sawyer.
REsULr cF THE INJURY.
The mill is located ] mile from Char
ley Gifts on the Clear Fork When
tue hands saw that Mr.. Pryn was so Sc
riously injured they were very much ex
cited. They did not wait for team to
convey him to dwelling house, but
started to lead him to Mr.. Cliffs imme-
diately, distance of one half mile from
the mill. A messenger was dispatched
Ifor DR.. Way, who, when be came found
bin lying upon lounge at Mr.. Gifts
The lounge was spread with two flannel
quilts which were doubled and laid upon
an inch straw tick. He bled from the
mill to Mr.. Cliffs and through those
bed clothes till the blood ran upon the
porch. DR.. Way on his arrival found
him suffering intensely. He proceeded
at once to diess the wound 1t was 3
inches deep and inches long. Three
arteries were cut of. DR.. Way took
them up and Mrs Cliff tied them. DR..
Way then applied sticking plaster. Jno.
Morrison's and Charley Gifts folks
we're very good in rendering Mr.. Pryn
all the assistance in their power to make
him comfortable and easy. He feels
very grateful to. them and will ever re.
member them for the kindness and re-
spect shown him while he was sufferer
in their midst. On Thursday July the
2Sth he was conveyed to his home by
Emmer Givens, John Morrison and Del
bert Leek, where be is now receiving
the very best care and attention from
his faithful wife and children At this
writing be is improving and will reco,-
er. r. P. S.
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EY Belmont County Democrats, even
under aae-rule, don't believe In voting
for bolter. Mr.. CHAMBERS has gone
to join CoxKLIge and PLATT
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EY The Democrats of Belmont Coun-
ty remembered ROBERT E. CHAMBERS
bolt at BarnesvilFe in 1876. when they
gathered at the polls on July 30, and
voted accordingly.
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eHThe s4 juggle for the Judgeshir
only received about 200 votes out OF
nearly l.l00 Democratic voters in Bell
aire and Pul,ney township.
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EE Bro. ALIEN terms our exposure
Of his double dealing on the Judicial
question "political indiscretenesses' That
is the richest thing produced in the cam
paign. Run, quick, and fetch diction-
ary.
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M The travelling public is reaping a
harvest in the way of saving money at
this time. Five dollars will carry per-
son on any of the railroads from New
York to Chicago.
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the party in both COUNTIES is sulidly ar
rayed against the swindle.
Now, let US have the names of the
regular Committeeman, and the names oi
those who held proxies, and the town.
ships they represented, who attended
your meeting when the 81 delegate Jug.
gle was adopted.
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EE-The history of the last judicial
canvas shows that the wrong was alto
gether on the side of the Monroe Coun-
ty ring, and we advocated the right of
the Democrats of Belmont County 10
nominate the man of their choice in or.
der to prevent repetition Of the meth
ods which defeated Judge Chambers in
1876 -BarnesOille Entcrprise
How was the wrong on the side of
the Monroe County ring, as you are
pleased to term the Democrats in this
county? In that Convention Monroe
county demanded a Credentials Com
mittee to decide which of the two dele
cations from Pultney township was en-
titled 10 seats. CaARLEswoRrH, EATON
d Co., presented, as their ultimatam, a
published list of delegates and deman-
ded that Monroe accept that list, or they
would 60 out. Monroe refused to ac-
cept the list, not knowing whether it
contained the regularly elected dele
gates, or not. Thereupon CHAMBERS,
CHARLEswoRrH, EATON q Co., picked
up their hats and left the hall.
Yes, you advocated the right &c, and
your returns show 1875 votes polled
out Of 5,400 Democratic voters in the
county The methods which defeated
Judge CHAMBERS in 1876 were inaugu-
rated by himself, when he belted the
Convention and sfter wards the nominee,
both Of which acts met With your ap.
proval and support
Your support of the 81 ring juggle
places you in position that don't justi-
fy you in making any fiings at the De-
mocracy Of Monroe county. Better
clean up about your own door yard be-
fore you attempt to regulate J our neigh
bors.
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I%At meeting of the stockholders
of the Bellaire, Beaver Valley & Shaw
nee Railway Company, held in the gen.
eral Office, Tuesday, Cor organization Of
the company, the following directors
tors we're elected, VIZ: VIM. Deartb,
Samuel Eagle. Geo. Crow, Seth Gordon,
James Rict. W H. Atkinson. T. M. Al
kinson, H F. McVicky, Henry Miller,
Hiram Hastings, A. NJ. Carter, Nicholas
Gallagher, Xavier Legler, Lee Evans
and j. II. Sullivan. The board orga-
nized hv electing j. n. Sullivan, Presi-
dent: F. M. Atkinson. Vice President
W. H. Atkinson, Secretary and Treas
urer. The stockholders present appear.
ed to be quite enthusiastic overihe. pros
poets of the new road.-Bellaire Inde.
pendent, 4ih inst.
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ClncINila

Aug. 5 Flour 5 65a650; Wheat l
2l;.Corn SIC; Oats 3Sc; Rye Csc; Bar
ley 992.
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New York.

Aug. 5-Flour 4 00a6 IS; wheat
2lal %; Com 5la54c; Oats 42a50c; ;
Rye S6c; Barley 45c.
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Chicago.

Aug. 5.-Flour 4 0Os6 90; Wheat l
l6s1 81; Corn SIC: Oats Ale; Rye
CSC, Barley 88c.
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E% President GARFIELD is considered
out Of danger.

EEWe shall try to keep Monroe
County's end of the Judicial question at
the proper altitude.
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ECnI CHARLEswoRTH bnlted the
Barnesyille Judicial Convention in 1875,
and received his discharge on July 80,
1881.