The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-01-10

CuuuGy On tue L t(u iuSt'
Barnesville has s new hand. Their
new instruments cost S400. b.
East R9whlll was not popular as. a
pedestrian course last week. 5g,lGGi
Miss RENA WAY made flying visit
to Bellaire and Wheeling last week,
FRIrz Kooxrz. Jr, lett here on the
Si inst !, for Richland county. Iowa. y
fsSesl-skinAsacqaes are the fashion this
Winter. with ladies' who can afford them.
DR.. T. H ARMsrRoNe is again made
to.rejoice and be exceeding gIsd-t is
. CON q ..BSlsG ~ tsIfa soo4kT3T
s-fSa'ivi .ss1is a&s5s'o 10 els ssv IL ?
Mrs. EnIz q HeLLIsrERl ais5yisitipg :her
daughter, Mrs. W. S. TafLos, IN GIN
cineaa' Ha iia3asTaI AKEe)psIHe
MRS. S l. MOONEY. and her daughter,
MATTE, visited friends in Beallsville
last week
MARTIN TH0ESEN one of Ohio town
ships hest citizens died on Wednesday.
the 4lh inst
Sheriff LUDS is in full possession OF
his eflce and, We, predict, will make an
efficient officer. hrs.1
Jso B. DRleas, Esq succeeded P.
srslees, Esa, as, Prosecuting Attorney
on the 81 inst;
Z, About mis- time in the Seat ptoirac,-
ed meetings-of young la'iies aud gen.
tlemen are held. skE t'aS
,Jso. W. DEsooN. Of R,yensvood. W,
Va, is visiting at his fathers, z De!
NOON, of this place.
The jingle Of sleigh-hells did not last
very lorG .'Tsas, sweel. ',wss5 heav-
enly, but it's past t"
Livery. men who got out and oiled up
their sleighs have Iut them back aud
decided to'call, it of. .ac SOS
There is a pestoaice in this county
named Morton, after Hon. o P. NOR
TON, late OF Indiana. ga
The merchants OF Semerton, Belmont
county, have purchased 100000 pounds
of tobacco this season. s,:ie,
VREsoR predicted cold weather and
snoN between, the lst and. 10Th inst,
and be guessed Tito at.
Mrs. WEksik sqf Armstrong; Mills,
and Miss DIXON. of Nef-s Siding, are
visiting at Dr.. ARMsrRoNG's.
/: is very fine weather when viewed
from the window Of a cosy room and
you know you can stay indoors.
ALrRED SlNcLAuR, the popular young
drug clerk from B.allsville, was visiting !
friends in this place last Sunday.
The Government pays for carrying
mails to and from depots when the dis
tance 10 the postoifice is over so rods.
Get vaccina'ed The smallpox is
prevailing in sirthe large cities, and, in
many places, is spreading into the coun-
try.
The business men Of Clarington have
entered into an agreement not to sell
carbon oil or gunpowder, except in day
light.
Don't sign any contracts or papers OF
any kinapFeseutet to You by strangers,
They may ,urn-up in the shape OF prom
iisscry NOTES. iy'g.r 5r8 agB
j. T. JupKINs; W T.. MoRR1s and
vile, and Mrs FILA NJ. MILLER, of Co
lumbus, visted Dr. KkErrRs' in Bealls.
vile on the 81 inst. essr 4
The Editor OF the Darlington Inde-
pendent rode from Wood>ield TO Bell
aire on the Narro1' Gauge and was dc
lighted with The smooth running.
An axle of The passenger coach on
Conductor HAYpsN,s train was broken
while coming out last Wednesday morn
ing and hex car was substituted al
BealIsville.
Blythe qpravi<ions of new postal
law, persons taking paper and refusing
to pay for it. are liatae to prosecution
for theft, and iffound guilty, can be-
imprisoned.
LOUIS SroEHa or 4the& firm of HEEB-
LING & SroEHR.. furniture dealers, was
in Pittsbhrgli last week purchasing a
stock of Caskeis, Collins and other ar
.ticles in that line. a
= FoRREsr FoRD. formerly Express
Messenger.on the, B. d s. w. R. B. has
heen appointed Messenger on the P. d
CIR. r. from Beltaire to Pittsburgh
We wish him success.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary So
eiety and Ladies and Pastors Christian
Union will have meeting in the base
ment OF the NJ E. Church this, Tues.
day, afternoon at 2t o'clock.
Rev. EpNoxDs preached two grand
sermons last Sunday. The subject OF
the morning discourse was .'Lost or
portuui,ies .and present duties" The
subject of tbe evening discourse was
ssHeatt controlled !"
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E Attention is invited to the real
estate adserils. ment of CAsro & SHIRTz
of Writ Court House, West Va. Their
references are ilstclses.
:, -Ri RiFRASK HATHAWAY, who was ar,