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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
FROM ALL POINTS.
About Things Generally.

General Curtis, convicted of violation
of Law in collecting assessments from
ofiicehnlders for political purposes, paid
bis fine OF $1,000 anil was discharged
from custody.
The State ultor Of In lians reports
large falling off of the property tax
valuation of the State Stree 1874 and
gives 90 the reason the erroneous co.,
struction Of the assessment law
El-Ahram. an Eyvptinn Newspaper,
SAYS that Arabi's allowance will be be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000 per annum
His wife will shortly join him in Cevlon,
after her confinement, now eXpecte1.
The statement that the Mexican gu
thorities are TO make a claim on the
Unted States for Galveston Island, on
which il loca,ed the city of Galveston,
is denied by Congressman Reagan, OF
Texas.
The number Of women voters regis
tered in Boston has steadily decreased
every year since the passage Of the law.
thrre being now only SGT aglin,t 74S in
1881. 772 in 1880, and $50 in 1879
The cut Of logs at the Minneapolis
ssw-mills for the past saving season., vas
276 10000 feet Of .unher, l29,GG0,-
600 shingles and 56 900 1000 lsths.
against 234 .00n, 900 feet Of lumber. ST.
600 600 shingles and 49. .O00,OO) lalhs in
1881.
About two hundred and forty South
ern matrimonial and hotel associations
have heen placed upon the black Hat OF
the Poslotfice Department, and Pots-
masters are instructed to return 10 the
senders money orders address to these
associations.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
FOREIGN

Ex Empress Eugenie has presentel to
tie city nf Marseiles the park and caa-
tie whH:h the court of law recently dec-
ded to belong to her.
MN Bonioux ard ,Fedar, President
and Manager OF the Union Generate
have each hNen condemned t" ive years
imprisonment and to pay fine of 8 G00f
France is determined to execute the
treaty Of 1874 establishing protectoEate
over Amman.
M. Leon Say a,lvoca.es the necessity
of keeping down the floating debt oi
Franco.
In Mailid the Under Secretary of the
Interior stated TO the Spanish Deputies
that the government was prepared to
carry out liberal reforms, but would not
modify the Constitution.
Herr Ti.za, the Hungarian Premier
states that the peace of Europe is in no
way threatened.
Overdank, the Austrian bomb manu-
facturer, has been executed
Mr. Chamberlain does not helieve il
"pesce at any price, hut thinks that ar
English proteclorate over Egypt would
be disastrous.
Michael Flvnn, arraigneh for the mur
der of the two Huddys, has been con
victed and sentenced to be hanged
MIR. Davitt, in a speech at S,alybridge
England, said that the land agitation ha'
assumed feverish phase.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
Western Lumber Manufacturers
ard the Railroads,

Sr LoUGs, d G D "A delegation Of
70 business MN, reoresenting a business
capital Of $50 600 600. inve,ted in the
lumber msnu acturiny interests of West
ern Michigan, reached this city this morn
ing The object of the v si' is to secare
direct trade with ST. L)ns and oher
points on the Wabash roal At present
this lumber goes to Chicay,, but the OK
tension of the Western Michigan Rail
roal from Nav Buffalo, VI chilan, TO
La Crosse, In,iiana, gives that 'oad C n
neciions with Lake Shore and Mic igan
Southern. the Wabash. Baltimore and
Ohio, Plci(ic, Fort WAYNE a:d G !icago,
Nickel Plate ami the Pan Handle, and
opens an oppor,un " for these lumber
manufacturers to do business directly
with vast territory. The region OF
couItrv represented nv the party pro
duces l, $50 900 900 feet Of lumber a
year. and Nv selling direct 20 consumers
instead Of 10 Clicagn dealers, two or
three profits will he saved to pro lucers.
They conferred to dav with General
Manager CAN'T, Of he Wabash line, and
with a number uf leading lumhrr mer-
c ai's and other business man, who iG-
dorsed thcir scheme. THIS evening the
party, who are the glasts o. the Chicago
and Western Michigan Railroad, left by
special train for Kansas City.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26

and at last his courage and none went
together But yUa saved US. Poor
Harry, he had lost his faith in God, and
| too, have been sorely tried, but kept
telling him that we should not be allow
ed to perish so miserably, that a minis
tering angel would be sent, and you
came-God's angel, | love you
She could say no more for a while,
but Kate Lennox presently replied:
"Aud now you must rea,le letme be
your friend. have plenty IN the house
for breakfast, that is il you like French
pancakes and coffee"
"Ah, you have given US all we need; ;
| coaxad and pleaded with Harry until
he a.e with me. AMI presently he rose up
and he felt like mnn again, and went
$50 aai this gave him new life 80 tina.
he went to 4 gentleman we know aud
got an engagement Of work to begin
with the new year"
"Ol, am glad "
The faces of both women shone with
radiant happiness, when the young
wife asked:
"May look at your sleeping chil.
dren p
They went into the inner room where
she bent above each little bel momen,
in prayer, and softly murmured aloud
"May they knna happiness SC intense
"a have known misery"
At the door of the stndio kissing Kate
L"nnox with tender AMI reverent
grace, she said:
"You coull lo only one little deed NJ
mercy to us, which will last us all our
lives. Yon must minister to others now
Gods m !ela. - Elizabeth Dudley.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
News from the Lena Delta.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 90. The S.cre.a.
ry of the Navy received to-day the fol-
lowing telegram from Minister Hua. ut
St. Petersburg:
Thavc just received this telegram. ds-
ted Irknt,k to day, sent there by mail
from Y .kutsk: "Pease inform Secreta-
nv Navy as follows: Arrived Yakutsk /;
Harry Hunts party delayed few days.
Anequin i'll; not serious. Rest wnll.-
Made search Of coast from Lena TO Ysna
and Olonek Ran several routes through
Delta. Communicated with natives who
during this summer visited everV por
ton of Delta. No trace OF Chipp's
party discovered. Orders to bring
bodies just received. Must await per-
mission from Russian Government 10
remove bodies Hunt and party pro
ceed TO Iikutsk; Schue,z. and ! return
to Delta. Sixty days necessary to bring
bodies here. Send caskets to Irkutsk
Harber, Lieutenant" | write to you
to-day. HUNT, Minister.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
PROBATE NOTICE.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed in
n the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins
traitors aud Guardians. to wit:
First partial account OF John ]. Schneider
Executor Of the will OF George Schneider
deceased.
First partial account of James A. Brown
Rxecutor Of the will OF Stephen II. Brown
deceased.
First and final account of Charles Twineu
Executor Of the will Of Thomas Twinem, decd
First and final account of Louis Hoeffier
Admir- with will, &C., of the estate of Henry
Matz, deceased.
First partial account of o. S Sloan Adm'r
de bonis non. with the will annexed, of the
estate of Nelson Hogue, deceased.
First partial account of Thomas E Bowen
Admir- of the estate of VIM. L. Bowen, decd
First and final account of A. R. Bridgemar
Admir- of the estate of John H. Bridgeman
deceased.
First and final account OF Isaac Eddy Adm
of the estate of Thomas Coffee, decd.
First and final account Of E. L Lynch
Admir- of the estate of Thos. B. Stewart, decd
Fourth partial account of Frederick Durig
Guardian of Abraham Freedoms minor heirs.
Third partial account of Samuel Thrall
Guardian of Allen q. Smith, a minor child OF
Thomas Smith. deceased.
First partia. account of Hugh B. Hill Guar
dian of James W. Gray. minor.
Any person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or sny item there
of, on or before the 9Th day of January
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
B. K. WALTON,
decl2'S2w3. Probate Judge, NJ. C. o
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
Profession and Performance.

Since The November elections we hav~
heard great deal on the subject OF re
form from Washington. We have beer
informed that there is general deter.
mination all around TO do better anC
make amends for the sins of omission
and commission during the past two
years. The profession is good. but the
performance, we regret to say, is fal
from satifactory. We we're promised
for instance, greater economy in every
department of the government. An ex'
animation OF the estimates shows. how
ever, that without single exception
every branch Of the public service has
asked for an increase over the extrava
CANT appropriations of 1882 This in
crease amounts in the aggregate to near
ly twenty seven million dollars. Ii the
republican IN j ,rity in Congress shal
consent to such wholesale pillage Of the
Treasury 1t need never exoect to regain
the confidence of the coun.ry.-N. Y
| Herald
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
THE SONG OF OLD KRIS.

Over the mountain. and over the plain,
Here l come ladened with goodies again;
Over the house-tops all covered with snow,
Stopping to look down the chimneys you know
Listening to find if the children are sleeping.
Then cautiously down to the Fireplace creep
ing
Then peering around at the wee trundle-bed,
Who're softly is pillowed each sweet little head
Oh, oft do hear them talk out in their sleep,
Of the dolls they will get, and the nice woolly
sheep,
OF the guns. of the soldiers, the skates and
the sleighs
That will give them such fun in the gay holi-
days
Then, quick as a fish, drop down on one
knee,
And open my pack and then trim up the tree;
And before pretty doll in her cradle stops
rocking,
I fill to the top every little ones stocking
But one thing I hope is by all understood.
That only pay visits to those who are good =
Then bidding adieu to my dear little friends
My work in each home very pleasantly ends.
When up through the chimney, and out in the
snow,
Away DER the louses merrily go.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
OHIO.

Ohio has 20,699 manufactures.
Ohio employs 1880 school teachers.
Huron countv's new Court House
costs SAT ,432 o.
or the 654 Students at the Ohio Wes-
ley an University $50 are females.
C,rclevile proposes to enlarge her
borders by annexing to wnship or two.
The Lima Republican has for a re-
porter a deat-mute, and he IS said to be
good one.
At Chillcothe Daniel Giddings was
acquitted OF the charge oil murder in the
first degree.
Water is so cheap in Akron that one
of its milkmen, who started in four years
ago, has cleared 100000.
Canton saloon-keepers have decided
to hang a list OF people who do not pay
for their drinks over each bar.
Over thee thonssnd tons of sugar and
moassns have arrived at Cincinnati from
New Orleans during the present week.
The Findlay Jeffersonian is devotine
considerable space to the Importance oil
"cooking girls" But who wants them
cooked? 2"
Eek Marshal Henry has returned to
his home at Cleveland, where he an
nounces that he will retire from politics
and devote his life to. business.
The Lancaster Republican says away
down in the hills an aged couple reside
who have never been outside OF the
township in which they live.
At Madison, Ohio, Tuesday, L. J
Gardner, while kicking vicious horse
bad the compliment returned, breaking
his hip bone in such manner that il
will prove fatal,
The temperance people at New Puila
delphia are holding mass meetings and
circulating petitions to the Legislature
asking the submission of prohibition
constitutional amendment.
The Cincinnati Board of Tra!e hav,
passed resolution urging the compie.
tion Of the Custom House in that city
which has been in process of construc
tion for about twelve years past.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
Now Look Upon This Picture.

From President Arthur's Message.
81 recommends sub.tanlial reduc.
ton Of the duties upon sugar, molasses
silk, WOOL and WOODEN goods"
What IN IRE is needed to convince the
people that taey cannot depeni upon the
Republican party. Before election they
will promise anvt1iag to obtain your
votes. After election Their insincerity
is shown. Such deception in private
business affairs would stamp man with
nfamv, and NJ wise man would allow
himself to be "bit" twice -Cadiz Sen.
tinel
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26

What shall we givei" l hear them ask,
As though selection was a task
For one no gift is good for me
Unless the giver gives it fres.
A gift is liked by each aud all,
Wbate'er It's value great or small,
It seems a link, token true,
That some there are who thinks OF you.
The Christmas gilt means love or friend,
If not, then, let such giving end.
The Christmas time, Of sill the year,
Is lonely if no friend is nsar,
To rise at morn and not to hear
The aMerry Christmas" grsst your ear,
To find no gift, no call to dine,
No token that friend Is thine
This, this is loneliness inleed.
And pride has work to veil such nssl.
Rem wealth itself Is hsr1 to- bsar
II loving friend may never share.
Some think that splsndor, worlds to eat,
The round of human 10y complete;
Then paupers may be rich indeed,
Who feel that they have no fnrthsr neei.
What best to givei All things above,
Give faith and friendship-human love;
But If from out your boauteou5 store,
You feel like giving something mors.
Then give such gifts as you eau spare
Such gifts as friend with friend may share;
Or else what your frieui may lack.
Be 1t silken gown or sealssin sa1k,
A cap, or gun, or pair of gloves,
Some autumn leaves or candy doves,
A set of china, sandal fan,
A carr age, harness, mated span,
While picture books are always right,
SPIRITS and s:monthlies" give delight
Bring gIadness every month and week;
For better gifts no further seek.
Remember this, when gifts are made,
It is no swap or change Of trade.
But something saved 10 Frisalship's baui
With interest, love, and payday blauk'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26

The present Congress, with Repub-
lican majority, is not likely to pass any
measures for the relief nf the tax.rid-
den, robbed people. The Congress that
meets in December, 1888, will have a
Democratic majority in the lower House,
and with them retrenchmsnt and strict
economy will be the watchword.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26

Cheap postage is reform which will
come home to everybody in the country.
and will reflect credit on the party that
brings it about The Postofilce Depart
ment is the great department OF the
people, in whose operations they are
more interested than in any other. Its
prosperity is the progress and welfare OF
che people.
The signs of distress among the smsll
atmers and laborers in Ireland is be
coming more visible in some districts.
The government is being pressed to es-
tablish relief works.
Our little johnny had been given ur
o die (Dithtberiat when We gave him
PERUEA; be is we'll.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
THE EMPTY STOCKING

The little boy hung his stocking up
And his weeping mother sa!i:
"My child, come kiss ms, sweet, good night
Then 6, to our lonely bad"
The little boy kissed his mothsr's lips,
And then lay down to sleep;
But the mother sat by the cheerless fire,
The long. long hours to wssp,
The town clook bell struck twslvs-shsa ols
Twas a sad aud lonely sight
To see tina. wido and hear her sigh;
One year aso-he was with us then,
And our hearts were filed with Joy;
Oar homs was happy-he aud
And our darling baby boy.
But one is gone-ths father, friend
My husbaud-hs is dead"
She looked at the empty stocking, then
At the little boy In bed.
The town clock tolIed the hour Of two;
There was not single spark
OF fire left in that chssrlsss CRATE,
And the room was cold aud dark.
She gropei her way till she found the bed,
She kuelt down than aul there,
Aud with broken heart ani rsmbliug lip
She breath,d ID to God har prayer;
80 Godl the plsasurss of our home
Are known to Us no moro,
For ever since my husband died
The wolf has watched our door,"
She slept, but the little boy arose.
Aud his heart beat with delight,
For no rushei up to the mantel piece
And his littls stocking white
WaI empty. There h, stood and looked
Until his msthsr woks;
And 1t nearly crushed her saddened heart
Whsn the little fellow spoke:
"aamma, Kris s:Kingle never come
Last night, like he did before,
For my little stocking is empty yet,
Do you think it's cause ws're poori"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26

SE H4wkInsvule, Ga, exults in 6
COW 100 years old and she still gives
milk. The aninat's age is vouched for
by Hawkinsvlle citizen who is fifty
years old, so the obvious deduction is
that if the citizen were eighty years old
the COW woull be l60 years old. 1t is
d great oversight on the part OF the
Hawkinsvillisns not to tell US how old
the milk is. Every New Yorker knows
that we have COWS in this part of the
country eight or ten years old which
furnish milk supposed. on internal evl.
dence by those who use it, to have seer
at least eighty-fve summers - World.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
Look Upon This Picture,

"Vote TOR Garfsld and Arthur to
maintain the tariff on Wool.
vote f,r G,rGelh and Arthur and 80
cents a pound on Wool,
"a vote for Hancock is a vote to re-
duce the tariff on Wool, while vote
for Garfield and Arthur is vo'e to
msintain the tariff on Wonl."-Repub.
lican newspapers and orators, 1880.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26

ALL wool.gro wers. who voted the Re-
publican iicke, in 1880, with the under
standing that its election would insure
them dffy Gems per pound for their ,oooi.
have yet TO realize upon their inves.-
meut.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-12-26
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Cbri,titn Ce1rs or ao1t0m IL may Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Calvin Flanagan
has paid into the County Treasury sum
sufficient to redeem the northeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter of section %. towa-
ship Of range Q, sold at Delinquent Tax
Sale by john Gaschell, Treasurer Of Monroe
County, 0hie, January II, 1882 in the name
of Calvin Flanagan to Christian Cehrs.
s. A. ATKINSON,
dec26 'S2tS. Auditor Mouroe Co.. Ohio.