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STUBBORN FACTS.

The world astonished, and down they
90 at j. H. WlSENER'S large store
There is the largest, finest, neatest
handsomest stock of Dry Goods, No.
,ions, Q ,eensware, Hardware. Hats and
Caps in the city, at dead rock prices,
and we can say we have the larges,
stock and of the finest quality, --latest
styles OF Ladies' and Misses Dress Shoes
Gents Fine and Coarse Boots of supe.
,ior quality. Boys and childrens Boots
end Shoes at slaughtering prices All
of the latest and most fashionable styles
in the city. Call and see us, we guar.
sniee entire satisfaction.
j.. H. WISENER,
Oct 24-1t Beallsville, OHIO.
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The Reunion OF the 116th O. VI

v
At the annusl meeting of the Soldiers
OF the l16 h Reg't, o v I. held at the
Reunion In WoodsHeld, Ohio. October
18th, 1882, the following business was
transacted:
c L Eberle was appointed Secretary
for the evening. The following officer:
were elected for the ensuing wear.
Gen. r. F. Wilies. Presiienti Mai j1l
Thos Morris, Vice President; Lieut.
Frame and c. l.. Ehprl". Secretarie..-
The following were elected as an Exec.
utive Committee from each company o
the regiment:
Louis Sulesberger, Company C; Ezrs
Walker, Co. |; Lieutenant Uriah Hnvt
Co. B: F A Ra'tlett. c. G; Capt. J
F. Welch. c. X; Cap H n;horn, Co. E
A. j Myers, Co. D; CYRUS Spraguc. Co
A; Silas Kng, C, F; Henry T John.
son, Co. Fl.
Moved and seconded that our nexl
annual Reunion he held a, Athens, Ath
ems county, anil the time to he open fol
the CNmnit'ae, carrie | /: IN we | and sec
onded that Ez~a Walker he appointed as
Chairman OF said Committee, carried
There being no further business 10 be
transacted the meeting adjourned.
e. L. EBERLE, Sec.
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A GOOD OFFER.

The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad Company has just issued an il.
!ustrated treatise, "The Heart of the
Continent" describing the wonderful
growth OF the Six Great States. The
took is b autifully printed, and numer-
ous eLgravings of high merit adorn its
| ages. Any sending their name
and address with two three-cent postage
stamps will receive copy by return
mail, by applying to PERcEvAL LOWELL,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Iii
nois. oc'24 5aow.
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NpbO"DO's Nhi"S oSoccS' r. ave-
DEAR SIR l reckon the old and re-:
liable,
baltimore & Oli6 Railroad,
on its Trsns-Ohio Divisions, will sell
round-trip tickets to Western points at
"a low a rate as anv other road can, on
Tuesday; October "a, 1882, and we
would advise any Ole contemplating
making trip to the Westt TO call on
The Agents OF the Baltimore and Ohio
before purchasing their tickets.
The B.& q, with its three through
fast trains daily to Chicago without
change OF cars, is without question the
shortest, q ,ickest, and best OF all the
roads to The West.
For points east Of the Missouri River,
one change Of cars; for points west of
the Missouri River, but two changes
all in dav light.
Tickets will be sold tIv the Agents, on
October "a, at as low rate as the lowest,
and no Land Agent will accompany the
excursion on the B d o to make mon
ev out OF the excursionists on every
thing they purchase, from their tickets
down. We fully believe the people liv-
ing on the line of the B & o are able
to conduct their own business, and trav.
el without the assistance of Land Agents
The money that other roads pay these
land Agents on each ticket sold, the b,
d O. proposes to allow the party pur-
chasing the ticket. to deal directly with
the Ticket Agents and save money.
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Chairman Harrington, OF the Dela~
ware Republican Committee, has two
great obstacles obstructing his ambi-
:tions. He wants the State 10 90 Re.
lpuhlican, and then himself 10 be given 4
Federal appointment. The State won!
90, and what is even worse United States
Attorney Corkhill refuses io,enter note
to an indictment against him for consp !,
racy TO rob. thst has been reposins al
/ asbington Tor years
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Court.
Court convened on the 17th inst.
Judge, Sr CLAIR KELLY
Clerk, j. 7. JUDKINs
Deputy Clerk. ASHER OKEY
Sheriff, CHRIS. ,LUDE
The docket was called and cases dis.
posed Of as follows:
Martha Lowe vs Alex W. Lowe:
divorce; dismissed at costs Of plaintiff
John Ruby d ano, vs. c. Bruny, Jr.
civil action: dismissed and costs paid.
J. j. Mallory vs. A. A Bald win; civil
action; dismissed at costs OF plaintiff.
G w. Hendershot vs A Mann ct al /;
civil action; leave to pltintiff TO amend
his petition in 80 davs after term.
r. c. Miles, Trustee. vs Geo. Suppes {;
error; dismissed nv plaintiff.
Roena Ward ct al vs. Seth Ward; civil
action; heard on motion of defendant
to reply of plaintiff. Motion as to first
part sus aimed; objected to by plaintiffs ;
overrul Il as to second part.
Levi Yoss vs. LIE TIP Board Of E lu-
cation; civil action; dismissed at )s,s
Of defendant.
G. ". Farley vs George D .nhow; ap
peal; leave to plaintiff to answer in 80
DAYS after term
Jesse Miller vs. O S. Markee ct al :;
civil action; leave To F. Markee 10 ans
wer ins anter.
VIM. Bsker Va jas. Ricker; appeal !;
leave To plaintiff to Gle petition instan.
ter
F. L. Dearth vs Martha J. Denbow G..
al; partition and dover; z Osey, ADD
ministrstor, was admitted a party de-
fendant with leave to file motion.
A number of ca-es we're dismissed,
State and civil, and leaves to file amend
ments to petitions were gran,ed in
others.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. 1S.-J. NJ. Welch
vs. Thos. Cline; civil action; continued
at costs OF plaintiff.
Jesse Miller VS. o. S. Markee, ct al :;
civil action; heard on m ,tion of defend
ants to reply; overrule'l; defendants,
by counsel, excepts
p. W. Miller ct al VS. W s. Miller et
al; civil action; leave to W. II. Hutch
inson to withdraw his answer, and 10 j.
w. stephens to answer instanter
R. Sanders ct ux vs. David Yeager !;
civil action: leave to defendant to with
draw demurrer and file an answer within
20 days after term.
A. j Baker VS. E. Baker ct al /; parti-
ton and dover; JAS. E Jones was ad-
mitted party defendant with leave to
snswer.
O.J. Jones vs Wm T. Hurd: sale on
yendi; sale heretofore made in this case
set aside.
THURSDAY, 19h-Ann j. Hurd VS.
D ven j. Jones; civil action; decree CIV
ing plaintiff possession OF real estate
entered.
Jesse Miller Va @ S Markee ct al /;
civil action; continued at costs Of PLAIN
tiff
Jas. Watson, Guardian, vs. Thomas
Martin, Adm'r, ct al; civil action: sei-
tied and dismissed at costs of plaintiff
Evan Miller VS. Thos. Martin, Adm'r.
ct al; civil action: settled and dismissed
at costs of plaintiff.
John H. Wisener vs. John Keyser,
Admir-; civil action: jury trial; judg
ment in favor OF plaintiff.
FRIDAY, October 20 Christian Luthy
VS. Charles Luthy, ct al; partition Jacob
Ischy, John fisher (oi Nic) and John
Ruby we're appointed Commissioners to
partition the premises.
Andrew j. Baker vs Elizabeth Baker
ct al; partition and dover; dover as
signed to Elizabeth Baker: L,vi Tut,le,
Benjamin Danford and Wilt m Qanfoid
were appointed Commissioners TO par
tition the premises.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

~ JACOB LIrMAN, Of Ohio township,
indicted at the present term of Court for
an assault with intent to kill, was ar.
raiShed on the Goth inst, and entered o
plea of guilty of assault and battery
The Court imposed fine Of $50 and
costs and 20 days confinement in Jail.
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mGen. Warner,s election is a OF

re Gen. Warmers election is great
hut not unexpected qualification tn
thoughtful and fair.minded men of every
party. Mr.. Dawes vacllatlon and in.
consistent and indefensihle attitude on
the River and Harbor job cost him
many a vote. The District will be well
served in The new member, who will
bring to his offiee experience, tact, in
dnstry and high order Of statesman.
ship, coupled with fearless devotion 10
his convictions which in these days oil
trucking Is truly refreshing. He will
MT hesitate to attack any wrong, how.
ever venerable or formidable. We pre-,
dict for him more brilliant career id
the next Congress even than IN the last
- Athens Journal.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
wheeei,ng Live Stock mafke,.

WHEELINa, Oct 14.--The market is
not as lively as it might be. hut all Of
ferings are taken at the following fig.
ures:
Cattle-For 100 pounds n 4a.;
l 200a1 400 pounds, 4a,54c; arrivals
plenty and coming freely.
Hogs-In good demand and rather
scarce at 74aS4c, according TO quality
and size.
Sheep-31a44".
Lqmbs-4 44c
Calves Per head, 81 C0a1G 90.
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NEW LOCALS.

EyThe emigran', tourist, or traveller
bound for the productive mines and fer
tile prairies of the Great Southwest is
unanimous in selecting the ronte by the
way Of Chicago Implicit confidence is
placed in the Kansas City pioneer line.
composed of the C. B. & @ and O'd Re.
liable Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-
roads. Through fast trains are run by
this Line and the equipment is unsur-
assed.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.
CALvERToN LIVE Stock SCALES.

CALvERToN LIVE Stock SoALEs.l
MONDAY, Oct. IS 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT rae MARKET
THIs WEEK
Very best on sale this week 6 00s6 %
that generally rated first duality 5 12ta;
70 medium or GOOD fair quality A 12i.
5 Il; ordinary thin steers, ,oxen and cows
3 00a4 90; extreme range OF prices
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

EHon. Henry Manry caught t,oeaty
nine nice bass on Taesdav o. this week
at Maury's dam. Now. We want to hea'
from Buz Little. Of Woods6eld, Hon
E. Headiy, OF Cameron, and Geo. New.
house, o Atkinson, Geo. LaBaron arc
others Of this place. No 'big fish stories
gentlemen. Reports must be genuine
-GClariagton Iadependeaf, 20 h iaI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

FL Every member Of the Grandeur,
at the present term of Court is Demo
crat. II any Democratic saloon keeper
is so unfortunate as to be indicted. ht
surely will not charge the Republicans
with depriving him of "she largest lib
erty consistent with the public welfare.
Monroe Gazette, Goth inst.
After the fire-ball exhibition was ovel
the crowd soon dispersed, having illu
minated over the result Of an election
which means free whisky and no Sun.
day. or the ..Iargest liberty consistent
with public welfare Monroe Gosstte
20th inst.
The Grand Jury was discharged or
Thursday evening. They returned six
,ty.ive indictments, the majority being
for violations of the liquor and Sunday
laws. The Gazette's twaddle about "free
whiskey and no Sunday" is about equa
TO the nonsense on the same subject thai
appeared in its columns on Friday be-
fore the election. "The largest liberty
consistent with little bit OF sense
would be a good platform for the Gaae"
Office.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

We are informed that the contractors
on the extension Of the Bellaire & South
western willresume work, money hav.
ing been secured in The Fast TO complete
tie line.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Gw The Barnesville Enterprise Of the
10 h inst. says:
"Wm. Beardmnrc, one Of our wealthy
citizens, believing that money in active
business is better than lying idly In hank,
concluded on last Saturday to donate a
portion of his wealth 10 his children !;
checks from twenty-five hundred to five
thousand dollars each we're banded
around until twenty i've Thousand dollars
was disposed Of Mr.. Beardmore has
before this giv.n his children large
amounts in the way of various farms,
&c, and still has plenty left 10 render
his old age comfortable 3"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Eg Last SUNDAY morning between 8
O'Clock and noon some person reduced
the circulation of Greenbacks about
$40, by cutting up bills of the demon.
ination of ones. tens. twenties and flties
into small pieces and scat ering them
over the pavement in front Of REIN.
HERR's bakery Major MoRRts, Judge
WALTON and others gathered up not less
than wv handful of the plec's. There
is not the least clue TO the author of this
act of wanton dts,rnciion.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

A renewal OF the Ferry License Of
.JAMEs BRADFIELD was ordered on the
lsh inst. for one year from july 81,
1882, upon paymen, by him Of 81 into
the County Treasury and the cnsts oi
application.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Mrs. WIe.sr. ai Huntington. Ind.
and Mrs. JOHN CooPER, of Washington
ioWnshlp, this comfy, we're visiting at
Ex.Treasurer GATcmELLs last week
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Our subscribers. who live in Western
States, are reqnssiol TO renew promptly
or pay up arrears, a. the ca, e may he
Postage is prepaid by US, and We desire
promptness on your part.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Y.,u would adj Eve or ten years TO
the length OF your life IL ynn we're to
fret less. The man or the woman who
takes lie a. Il comes and makes the hest
OF 1t. is the one who gets the most out
Of It.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Mr. GEoReE THEIL. OF Benton town.
ship, writes us that he made from 345
pounds Of milk 42 pounds Of cheese
and : pounds OF hutter, or about |
pound OF cheese from pounds of milk.
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9 ooae IS; most of the sale. we're from

9 QOs6 25; most of the sales we're from
8 75a5 sos
Mich C,ws-T'rade Is slow. Prices a.
wholesale S30a50 per head, in lunches.
Hogs.-Prlces t0lllc, with extra
1la1la;.
outside demand, snd that on the part OF
butchers is nat active: We quote sheep
at Babe; lew at the latter price. Lambs
81 6c, end few at the latter figure. Stock
Sheep-Weathers 34a4tc; ewes 50A
3 so per head.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

i3Ie YIELD "A Bsrn"sville Enter.
btise correspondent says Robert Ken
hedy, near Mooideld, threshed his wheat
off ~ acres and had 3S4 bushels, aver
sQ,ne 39 bushels to the acre, and now
comes the St. C'airsville Gszat'e and
SAYS that Andrew Patterson, near 81.
Cl.irsviila. threshei his Whea' and had a
Weld Of II bushels per acre. Talk about
wheat weld IN Minnesota, will you2
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baltimore.

Oct. 90 Flour 8 00a7 25: Wheat
CS; Corn 7Sc; OATS 42a47c; Rye 6S :
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The Ferry License OF DANIEL TUEL
was ordered renewed on the Is h inst
for one year from July Sd, 1882, upon
payment Of 80 into the County Treas
and the costs OF application
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

gS. ". EGGER has jnst received
large lot of Sewing Machine Needles
oils, and attachments for all Machines
Machine needles for all Machines at 25
cents per doz n. You will save money
bv purchasing from S. W. EGGER -
Call and see him at his New Grocery
October 3. 1882
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MARarEp.-Oa October 18th, by FL
der A LtsKLErrER. Miss NELLIE BROCK
to Mr.. ALBERT C WORKMAN.
October f,h. BY T. G. ALLEN, Esq
OF OHIO township, Miss EMMA A HAR'
Krs M to- Mr.. JACOB HU9GI.
O,.oher l0th, nv Rev. j. j. BOOMER
Miss Cxs0uvs RsrH to Mr.. ISAAC Ko-
CHER.
October fg,h, by ANON MoosF, ESQ.,
OF Wayne township. Miss Susanna NAI'
Ley to Mr. JonN W, MfLLER!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Mr.. FoRREsr MUaPaY. OF Qnincv, Hi.
nois, visited friends in Woodsfield last
Sunday and Monday.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

W. F. GArcHELL. Local E ltor OF the
Richmond. 01io, Radiator, visited bis
parents in this place la.t week.
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Mrs A. C. VErTER, of Sardis, visited
her sister, Mrs. JAS. A. WATSON, of this
place, last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

The Democrats ot Green, Mal,gs
Seneca. Summit ani other townships
jnbilated over the election Saturday eve
ming, the 2t.t inst
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

Mr.. Jos. MoRRls. Who has heen on
West in Adams cnuntv, lows. for 81,
months past, returned home few days
since.
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New York.

Oct. 30 Flour 4 00a7 90: Whea,
l 0S; Corn S3a90c; Oats 39,50c; Rye
76c; Barley l 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

ShcrifF-elect SEDewIcK. OF Belmont
county, wss in town on Thursday last
He is feeling FIRST rate over his election.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

W. H. BoorH, of Gtay.villc. repre-
sentei the Masonic Lodge OF that place
at the meeting of the Grand Lo';ge a
Cleveland last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

The case uf Obi, rs. ZnxKER, on an
indic,mrnt for mur,ier in the second de-
gree. is set down for trial to-day, Mon
day. the 23i inst.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

..JEssE A. KEIsER, Of Sunsbury town.
ship, wss, on the II h inst, appointed
Deputy Sheriff of this county.
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G n. MARKEL, OF Belmont, Belmont
county. Ohio. aaver,ises his store for
sale in this paper.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

J J. HoLLlsrER, E.q, Of DesMoines,
Iowa, is visiting friend. here and atten-
ding to business in Court.
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\ tooasaeid STOCK MARKET

Oct 90 --Csttle 4a6c per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 4a5 pei
pound gross.
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Mr. j C. CLARK. OF W ellsville, short.
hand writer, will report the ZoNKER-ZEs-
sIGER tlial.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

The Grand Jury Was impanneled and
sworn on the 18th inst, DAVID McVEr.
OF BeallsvilIr. was sworn as Foreman.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

w. w Collins, Democrat, was elect.
ed Commissioner of Noble county by q
majority Of 2 votes.
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CincInnati.

Oct. 2O-Flnur 4 00s5 Is; Wheat l
'0l; Corn Gle; Oats 3Sc; Rye 64c.
Barlev 80.
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Mayor CooPER AMI vile. of Bellaire.
tisilr,i friends in thi. county last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

One hundred and sixty-seven witnesses
we're called before the Grand Jury last
week.
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The Grand jury reported the Jail kept
In clean and healthy condition.
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9FS. W. EGGER has Just received
IS fine lot of glass and queensware as
can be found anywhere which he vii
sell very low.
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MRS. N. c. WEST, Local Editof.
Index to New Advertisements.

A girl baby at Mr.. SAMUEL W. Ee.
GER's
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wWa have received the information
that Mr.. John A Fox, formerly Mon.
roe county hoy and son of Mr.. joseph
Fox, of Green township. was married
on the 25th OF September to Miss Lena
Lewis. an accomplished Ia " of st. Jos.
eph, Mo. The manv friends and ac-
quaintances of Mr.. Fox in this COUNTY
will heartily join with US in wishing the
"twain male one" happy and prosper
Gus wed,led life. Mr.. Fox has been 10
business in Cameron, Mo, but is now
engaged in the lumber business at J"p-
lin ,h.t state.-Clarington Independent,
20th inst
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MARRIED.-On THURSDAY evening. Iht
18th inst. at 81 o'clock, at the residence
of SIR S. L. MooxEr by Rev. P G
EDMOND. md R.v. WILLIAM + DAVID
SON, Miss LENA r. MOONEY to Rev. EU
GENE P. EpMoND..
The b ide Was arraved in cream col
ored satin, combined with brscade, sat-
in Of the same shsie. TIE gro I'm wore
the conventional suit Of black.
|. There were quite number Of invited
guests and the preparations for the cere
mony were on a grand scsle. the resi-
dence was tsstefully arrangei within
with flowers and evergreens. The pres,
en,s we're many aud selected with excel.
lent taste.
The young couple left on the m Drn-
ing train for Clsgrin Falls, their new
home.
M.y their life he full Of earnest toll,
their learl. too strong to faitrr, too
faithful to despond amid the severesl
conflicts
"They have Slipped magic circle on,
They may not lightly sever:
band that ho.ds-'tis the marriage VOW
The heart to heart forever"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

nB- The Democrats in their rejoicing
at Wnodsfeld over thei victory, used
one of the stale guns sent out for the
soldicre' reunion. and in doing 81 seri-
ou>lv damaged the gun. Democrats
should lie exceedingly careful about
hsing guns. especially guns sent to sol
diers' reunions.--Belilire Tribune
The Democratic Joliification came of
here SATURDAY. evening. the l4th inst
Not shot was fred from the Estate
guns" corst qnen,ly The D mocra,s did
not "seiiously damage" anything ex-
cept rockets and Roman candles A
trunion OF one Of the guns was damaged
Wednr s9ay evening, but not by Demo.
Gratis. more tran nv others. The dam
age was repsired and the gun fred regu.
larlv during the Reunion on Thursday
Friday and SATURDAY.. Wonder If the
Republicans at Columbus, haver't been
in The hahit OF ing estate guns" at
their Publications over Republican vic.
tories.
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RS Our schools are having vaca
tion this week while the school building
is heing thoroughly cleansed and the
walls whitewashei, and fires should hs
kcp, in :he rooms until next Monday to
drive out all mould and damp. We
hope the ont houses anil surroundines
will receive attention Everything should
he put in frst.class coniition befole
school is called again, and then let it he
the business Of the Directors to see that
the rooms and halls of the building are
kept clean and healthy. especially shoul
they look after the ventilation. School
rooms should not I've kept as hot as
ovens, nor as cold as ice houses, but
Just right in the matter Of pure air.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-10-24

DIED.-Oa Friday, the 18th inst, oi
Diphlheria, EFrlE. I'm .'lter of Dr. |. P
and MARY FARouHAR. aged 9 years.
On Tuesday. the l7th inst. OF Diph-
iberia. MATTE, dughter of d.. /. 2.
and MARY FARQuHAR. aged 2 years.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, Of Diph
iberia, MABLE. daughter of Dr.. |. P. and
MARY FAEoUHAR, aged 6 years,
take these little lambs, said He, and lay
them iu my breast;
Protection they shall find in me, in me be ever
blest.
n one short week these lovely little
onrs we're t,ken nv the God who gave
,hem--taken to join the hand of pure
spirit about the Throne. Bereft OF oil
their chill lren, who, Int those who have
suffered like bereavement, can tell the
heart aches Of that father and,mother
All hears are cad, and oil wetp 'a~ith
father and mother hpcau,e OF this ter.
rihle fl ,ction. hut sympathy. kind as Il
may he, fails. ST such time, to Gil the
vnid created. Bnt amid all our troubles
and bereayemen:s there remains the
hope that in Gods own time, severed
ties. in this world of sorrow, will IN
,eun tel in the eternal beyond.