The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-04-11
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put On the farm lately owned by Chas.
Henry, by the purchaser, ". V. B
Monroe Martiasvills " IA. y
Democrat. 7tk inst
AGAINST 43S competitors, G A. Phil
lips, Of Barnesvllle, took third p'ize Of
fered by Cincinnati paper for the great
est number Of words formed out OF the
letters in the word ''eophonical."
TIE wife OF Dr.. s. B. West, OF Mar
tins Ferry, died Sunday morning, after
a protracted illness. She was must
es,imable lady. and had the respect OF
large circle Of friends and scquaint-
ances.-Bsllaire Tribune, 5th inst.
R. E. HoPPER. OF this place, will leave
for Minnesota, Saturday of this week.
He will take with him good team OF
mules He proposes to engage in farm
ing in that state. May success Att nj
him.--Clarington Independent, 7th inst.
An old MARITIME Ferry bov. David r.
1 tMcKim, Ia with others presumptive heir
by right OF bis wife, who vas Miss
Paris Cody, daughter Of Mr.. Eijsh
Cody, to real estate valued OF S2,OOo,-
900, situated In Cleveland, principally
on Euclid avenue. The property in
question was attempted TO he conveyed
BY q forged deed executed by jos, Cody.
--Bellairs Independent. 7th inst
LAST Fridav morning early, the store.
room of ]. S. Hodgens ct Portland wss
broken open by burglars, who hlew his
safe open and secured about 5000 in
cash, besides $4,000 worth OF notes
They took hand car and came down
as far as the Lsughlin mill. 1t is thought
thev belong to the gang who have been
working in this neighborhood for
months past.-Eellaire Tribune, 9TH INST
HERMAN, OF the Okolona Mates. has a.
last settled down, where he always he
lopged, as editor OF . Stalwart Republi-
can paper, the lie Mars (Iows Sentinel
He asserts that he was "slwavs r.
publ can" and nobody doubts il. Mo-
does snybody doutt that be was hired
by the Republican National Committee
to run the .Okolona States, q few years
sgo.-Cadis Sentinel
CYRUS MOORE had the contract t" car
~ the mail between Washington and
Cambridge from 1880 to 1884, at two
cents for the four years. He sold out
to Alex. Slaughter. who failed To carr,
out the contract The Post office De
pa,tment las, week accepted Q bid Al
seventy five cents Q day, IS noted In
another column. and Moore's bonds.
men will likely be held liable for the
difference -Je6ersonian, 9Th inst.
CORNER loa'ers will please take notice
Mr.. Stilwell's bill for their especial hene-
ft, passed the House Of the Onio Leg.
islature unanimously on Tuesday. Il
makes it an offense. punishable bv heav,
6ne snd imprisonment. in an action fo'
slander, to make remarks derogatory o
q woman's char acter, on the street cor,
ners, or in other public PAGES wher,
men are in the habit Of assembling t.,
bill is most righteous one -Calds0el
Fress
JAMES KELSEY, Eso, who has been
Justice of the Peace for forty six year
last Monday. and who was re elected a
that time, was in the city to day an
nesrd . case of forcible detention O
property in City Hail. Mr., Kelsey is
very old man In years, about ninety ,bu
be bears bis years well and goes abou
with greater ease and comfort tha
many men Of sixty, and as d Justice Q
he Peace has few equals in On :
Bellaire Independent. tn inst.