The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-04-18
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RUSSELL MASON, OF Woodsfi Id, was
In Caldwell last week, looking tor a1o-
cation. which we hope he NAV f1d sand
become one of our permanent citizens
Noble County Press, 1874 inst. 2
GENERAL DAWES, our Congressman.
voted and spoke against the Chinese
Bill. The wo,kingmen OF this District
will probably have something to cay 30
the General on this subject next fall
Marietta Times.
Ed EATON. who went to Colorsdu
two weeks ago, had rough imitation.
He witnessed the lynch ing OF two cattle
thieves near Pueblo last week, and saw
two men shet dead In the stteets-ef that
town. Cambridge Jstsrsoxian. 18Th
inst. .ssfr iSa
CAPT STEVE DAVIS has purchased the
homestead property OF W. q. WAY, on
the corner CT Hart and Filth streets
Mr.. Way expects to build new house
this summer on his lot on Third street
helow the Unitarian church. Marietta
| Times. -......
VAN MONROE. ESQ Of Monroe Co.,
Ohin, has removed TO his new home 1.-THE
Chas. Henry farm in this county. Mr.
Monroe is successful farmer and stock
dealer and will no donht succeed IN his
new field -Ne,o Martinsville ". Va.)
Democrat.
TIE 6rst election ever held in Ben.
wood for municipal officers resulted in
the election of the following tick, I
Mavor, James. Brown. Recorder, Frank
! Maj'ltnn; Council, August Schad, James
Barrett, SAMUEL Welsh, Thomas Deegau
and Josiah Sinclair --Bellaire Inde
pendent.
A Few lays ago 6 L Tyler & Co.
received a. Orie from gentleman in
the State OF C;lnrsdo tor tishins hook,
and lines. The order was filed promp,l,
and Il is supposed that the. gouds hav'
reached their destination safely--n,
fishing worm. drdered-- Clariagton In
dependent. IAN inst
JAMES Il. RAlSEY. who Is reported b,
| the telegraph TO have mvs,eriouslv dis
appeared at the ST James Hotel, 81
Louis, Is said & be q son OF the lat
Judge Rainey, of Cambridge. from whor
be inherited shau, 835 900 two year
ago. He was in this city some tw,
Weeks ago and was very flush Wit
: money Ohio State Journal, l5th inst
THE peach crop. which persun wouI
: naturally think had been killed by th
polar wave this week, is still reporte
!. safe Hurticulturists claim that the EN-
. hryo peach is better protected at th
b blooming period than any other tim,
before or after, the vital point heip
covered at that particular time with
' thick shell OF bulb that ia seldum pen,
" trated by the severests frosts - Cad
Sentinel, 18Th inst
DR.. WM G MARTIN, of Hsrrietsvlll,
died April 9th, 1882, after liagerin
: illness and great suffering, with soften
y ing OF The brain. He was aged abol
forty Eve years, AMI had prsc.iced b
:. profession for over twenty years H
k was probably the widest known ply
z sician in the county His death Is r,
" GREETED bv everybody He leaves wi
o and two sons and as many friends I
i any man OF our Acquaintance Mob
Z County Press
s A rouSa man i. working on the C'ev'
= land and NJ srletta railroad at Que d.
lar day, whose father is one Of Il
wealthiest bankers in 5 ~itzerlsnd. tt
). young man was guilty OF an offence th'
: : is con n,idered venisl in this country, b,
). is punishable with severe penalties in b
}. native land. He hsd to America, an
n has been working under an assume
h mama for the Cleveland and Maritt
: !. company for several years.-Je6ers
% man 13fA inst. F =