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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
The Fruit and the Frost

COLUMBUS, O.. April 25 The injury
to the fruit crop, by reason OF The
late cold snap,is reported to be not nearl,
so bad as feared or was expected.
LOUISVILLE, KY., April 25.-Tbere
Was light frost this morning. The
lowest point reached by the mercury
was 43, but the morning was oslm and
clear, There is considerable differences
OF opinion as to the character OF the
frost and the probability OF ita doing ID.
jury to vegetation,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Ntu 4bbsrtisemeats,
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that q petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioner
Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their next sss-
sion June 4, A. D. 1883, praying for the es.
tabiishment II county road on the follow.
ing line to wit: Beginning at the forks Of the
rosd at Lecompton running thence north on
the summsraeld road about three hundred
yards to IN oak tree; thence in . northeast
course on the north side Of the run through
the lands Of Jacob q. Hamilton TO the north
west end Of the trestls Of tho B z. & c. Rail-
road thence east on south SIDE. Of said tres
tie crossing Wills Creek on to John Butts
land, intersectins the county roai leading
from Lswisville down Wills Creek.
mayl.'S3t5. MANY PETITIONERS. =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate.
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Jsaa Jsssrs. Ad.rss.asssf Isaas kssrsassv,s
:. ysh. hsers and sthsrs.

: !.
TN pursuance Of IN srdsr issusd snt Of che
i Probate Court Of Monroe Coanty, Ohis, I
will "fsr fer sals, d publis saastisn, sn (
Saturday. the l2th day u Nsy. 1858.
at J o'clock, afternoon. upon the promises.
the following described real sstats slbjsst
to the widows dover, situsts IN saastuey
township. in said ssunty ana State. tswit:
The north half Of the aorthvsst quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty sss.
[2l1 township fsur. [f] Of range fear, rlI
containing twenty [2s] acres mere Or less.
Alss, the north half Of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty enc, Iel tewnshiH
four, C41 Of range four. Il] (sxsspt 10 sssss
Of the sast end thereof owned By Alexander
Bslsn) containing In ell ninety 1901 asrss. .
moro or less, and being the lands Of wkisA
said Isaac Moore died ssissd. !.
Appraised: First tract, $lse
Sssesd trass. e33 ss
Subject to the life estate Of Marsillsr
Moore in the following part Of the absvs.
described premises, to Wit:
Beginning for the same sixteen Tie1r rsAs
east Of the northwest eernsr Of the nsrsA.
half Of the northwest quarter Of ssstiss
twenty one. [2l] township iolr ri IL raues
four ri, Thence south sixty Jsel -rsis,
thence east eighty 1907 rods; thence nsrtA
sixty lso] rods; thence west eighty (sol reds
to the place Of beginning, s,ntaiaisg tAir0
acres, more or less.
TsRHs OF sALl-ons half cash sA day sf
sale. and enc half In one year, The deferred
payment 70 bear interest frsu the dsy, Of
sale. and - b sssarsd by nortgags 81 tAs
premises sold. JOHN ygPFRRa
Adn'r Of the estate Of Isaac xsers, dss'a.
aprlo,' ,'sstd. -
Al. PHAssos, Any.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

PsEsIBExr ARrHUs is no. inclined to
boom Senator LoeAx for the Presidency
By placing bic creatures in office. The
eeuator and some Of hi. prominent
friends held conference last week and
decided 10 go into training for conses,
with the Administration.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Turkish Troops Defeated.

kCossrAxrlkePLE. April IS Dispatch
e. received here this afternoon state iha
the Turkish troops sent to qaell the In,
surrection in Yemen have been defeated
by the Arab insurgents and almost an
minated. Orders hsve been issued di
recting that Q large force OF Turkish
troops be at once dispatched to tha
psovince to punish the rsbellious sub
ieels.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate.
Jesse B. Henthorn, Administrator Of David
Henthorn. deceased.
vS.
John G. Henthorn OF al.
John C. Henthorn ct al. .

TN pursuance Of An order of the Probate
i Court Of Monroe County. Ohio, t. me
directed, in the above entitled action, ] will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 26th day of Nay, 1883.
between the hours Of and 3 o'clock p. N,
upon the premises, the following described
real estate situate in the county Of Monroe
and State Of Ohio to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section seven, township Eve Of
range Eve, containing forty acres, more or
less,
Said premises are appraised at $500.
TERMs OF SALE-Ons third cash In hand
one third in one year, and one third in tive
years fren day Of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments to b. secured BY mortgage
upou the premises sold.
JESSE B. HRNTH0RN,
Adm'r Of estate Of David Henthorn, decd,
apr24,'S3Ss
HuNrEs 4 MALLORY, Att'ys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

TEE Irish Land League Of Americs
held . meeting ., Philadelphia last week
II represented PARxELL and was opposed
10 the method Of the disciples Of petro
leum and dynamite. Several member,
Of Coogress took part in the delibets.
sjons.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

HoN. DAVID A. HoLLlNeswoRrH o.
Harrison County, succeeds NAsH - At
iorney General of Ohio. The lat'e'
goes onto the bench - one Of the So
preus Cour, Commission.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

TEE 3 publican majority 10 the Ohio
Legislature defeated the proposed license
amendment to the Constitution. Repub-
lican speakers will deny that fact before
she election in Oetaber next.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

EY In the Star Route case Ker took
up The gum boot route e igene CITY
to Bridge Creek, Oregon) 40 called be-
cause one OF the pos N ,sfers testifi d
that the entile mail over the route was
carried in one rubber boot. Mr.. Ker
summed up the evidence concerning the
route with the following expressive
rhyme:
The mail was small,
Scarcely any at all;
A letter or two and paper
Went over the route
In the leg of boot
The horse on fvs-mile caper.
Laughter. And" Mr.. Ker added,
1.-The contractors made profit of e9, ,46o
per anpum."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

TaE New York Herald says, "ths
Gernsn Ministry Is composed OF men
almost unknown even to Germans" and
that ai, is merely . private council Of
Prince Br-MARcK."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

Bv vote Of IS nass t. 100 yeas, the
Massachusetts Hnuse refused to engross
the resolution for amendments to the
Constitution an that women NAV he ap-
pointed Justices Of the peace and. note.
ries public A two-ihird vote was neces-
ssry. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

A Piute princess has Just married her
twentieth husband. A few enterprising
Piute uIrincesses would soon exterminate
the male portion Of the Tribe and save
our sovernmept considerable money.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

An Irishman, who claimed 10 be The
man who murdered Lord LEIrRIM in
Ireland three years since, was arrested
at Rochester. New York. on the 25 ult.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

THE Cincinnati Ne,cs. the new DINO
cratic paper. ranks A No. l IS daily.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

TaE.Ohio Valley Railroad is almost .
certainly Men Of the river townships,
nerve yourselves for the last grand ei.
fort and the road is yours
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

OHr hundred vessels carrying 1850.
900 bushels Of grain are lying in the
river outside the hsrbor ct Chicago.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

TIE Ohio Republican,. would like to
change the time for holding their State
Convention 10 later dale than June 5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

REruBLloAn editors and politicians 10
Ohio are unhappy because Of The liquor
legislation OF their party last Winter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

In. New York Svn f.vors THuRxA,
fer the Presidency in 1884.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01
A PAPAL EDICT.
The Pope's Irish Subjects Must BE
Loyal.

LONDON, April 26.-The latest papal
utierance concerns Irish affairs, and gives
great satisfaction 10 both the English
government and the press. The Pope
declares it the pre- ssing duty Of the Cath
olic clergy in Ireland to exert themselves
toward euppressing disloyalty both from
good sense, good policy and FOR the sake
Of the interests OF the church. dwelling
upon the latter motive The declaration
states that in no country IN the world
has the church in the true sense been so
solidly successful as in Ireland where
faith virtue and Catholic education bear
extremely fruitful results over the entire
globe The Pope warns the Irish Cath
olics that as healthy condition Of the
church in Ireland is largely due to the
extreme liberty OF conscience allowed
the. Irish by the Governm N. Of which
they are subjects and which is Protest.
ant, o liberty which is declared to be
much greater and more thorough than
10 accorded to Catholics by any other
nom Catholic government. Any wide
spread symptoms OF dislpyalty to gov
ernment which has been so generous
must resul: in such resentments by that
government as will inevitably curtail the
freedom now enjoyed, greatly thwart the
prosperity OF
The Church In Ireland.
Organ zations formed for the purpose ol
either resisting Law or undermining law
ful authority are. therefore, denounced
as enemies to the good OF the church
Individual or organized attack upon the
authorities or lawful government are
prohibited as acts inimicsl to the true
interests of the church and contrary to
the profound gratitude which Is the tea
spirit entertsined by the church for the
English government. The documen,
concludes with the expression that while
the church hopes that all true friends o
ireland and the church every where viii
do their utmost 10 conform !, their po'
litical conduct, their religious interests
as outlined above The Pope believes
it to be his solemn duty to enforce these
precepts into practices as far as it lies il
his power. and to that end gives notic'
that the Episcopate will he forfeited by
all priests who make themselves no.ori
ou.ly unfriendly to the Britieh govern
fment BY actual political agitation.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-01

Horse Powers, fortxois Enginss Grain .Rests.
ters, New Springfield Separator. and Glover
Huller Attachments manufactured ASPIRING
field, Ohio. The Pitts Overblast Separator
with its extra
straw. Carrier
makes It the best Machine in the world. l
will guarantee satisfast,on In every sale
Customers should not buy till they. see Cuts
Of this machinery.
One gsod second hand Thresher OF the
same make for sale A bargain for the man
who purchases,
ssnd for full description and prices, wbioh
is cent free to all who apply. Agent for
Monroe County. Address. -
L. &. STEGNKR.
Lewisville, Monroe County, Ohio.
april ,'s3m2.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04

appointed by the Governor. The latter
is an objection. five are to have JUS
tice why are not the people of Whining
ton AS capable Of saying who that JUS
tice shall be- as Governor StOCkley or
any other Guv"rnur j. " A, the election
of Judges ha, become The popular
mode in the progressive States of the
Union, the Legislature Of Delaware, In
trying experiments, might have made
the police magistrate of Wilmington
elective by tn people. As the bill
specific, that thu magistrate so selected
shall b. 4 lawyer with not less than five
years practice at the bar the people
could moi max" much mistake in elect
il = person not qualified for an office,
We arr not such rigid partisan a. IL
desire that IL police magistrate should
be a Republican, but We do think that
I he people should have something to
say III TN, HattcGa, hey are the party
most Interested The bill might also he
improved by making the term Of the
trial justice ONT half the tll4.r specified.
Should a bad choice be- made, or should
a person elected, become unfit to ill the
office, Sr.vr year, viii be u long tim"
t" pm Up with him, but should he
prove gooO and efficient officer, there
Ho0td br ~ roIhr in rejecting him
tnr ~, -,.lNn iLrm,.
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04

NOTICE. - III AMOND STATE LOAN
~ Association, New stock for sale. no
back payment, .'S per cent interest allowed,
loans repaid in Gums to suit the borrower,
first series matnred aud all paid Oft; second
series about maturing; association always
prosperous Apply day OF evening to GEO.
&. MARKS, Secretary. mIy.uu1 lin
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04


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Daily Republican., 1883-04-04

. sergeant Mason should h. pallun,d
I Us rr P,r..o,u' nor he a,iru-r 9,.,,Iu
mIu"I Hn has lam u, lut-oA over q
H"ais and hi, PUNISHMENT la, J".n 80
''r".' ir,'. ] nr Iuca that the dl~Ip.llI"
1t TIE amy viii be InIpai c, by nj, it,
7l"r4.u'u lpIlb'Ny, Is simply prVu,trl-
.ou. Ir .pmI.t Of III" ,.r,t, .Iu.> oi
h"u "l., ou' j." H1iurn'rd hy MS tate.
"HIi..},I II may ," 70 i. II >v,ln @,
That tl''I" j, adI,puoltIom tDdra harsh.
5 "IlIr this poor d,ludrd IHaa H>
Ofrnrt "a- It'll" on anything murthau
i br~H1 Of discipline, and iDrthyt aonr
Ii" >houjd suffer lis intention, what
ever ~ may have been, should n.t be
cunsid"rrh a crime. he did not haynl
The lO"I nl.-"rab,r wretch g." hu caused
his country ~ much misery, ani II
NuuJ ha." D.rII a injrdrI" had injury
b"rn !ulr'"d Is tiar u!,Guidri shot
If lh"r" l., l.o sympathy IA ihrn"rsr.u
there oh"Ul be- som" iur ".irtry &ud
the baby, dnd III" President and ;-r
T"Iary L!ur"ln wII suffer u, the ra'i.
nation Of a 'ar@e lultlOn Ut III" prnp."
'y icIs'NIoncr IL rIrr curse jncy
IaF" ,nht l1r I'i' -u"u IL IoLard to hi, !
natter. Obnua,y VIII huiIty tLat f;tNor |
tltu n llpu ll.ry of II,rvi.I nilrIt la. ~. |
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04
HOME COMFORT.
After Rainy Ride y Country Ply
stefan Tells What He Thinks
Of kOIne People.

Il wish to gracious some people would
learn chen they need doctor and when they
don't" exclaimed Doctor F, AZ he entered
his house In eosey little village in the In
terror Of the State Of New York. after a tedi.
Gus night ride of many miles. " have been
down among the mountains to see man,
who the messenger said, was very sick ami
| not likely u live iii morning, unless he had
| immediate help; and found him suffering
from a rather sharp attack Of collie, which his
family might have relieved in ten inmates
If they had grain Of seEsc and two Or three
simple remedies in the house But no; they
must remain ignorant as pigs, and "hcn the
east ache or pain takes them, nd for n Doc
tor, whether they ever pay him oi .ot'
why. doctor, what kind Of simple rene
dies, as you call them, do yDu expect people,
to keep in the house" asked his wife. aS she
poured him cup " hot tea.
In this case. answered the doctor, Elf
they had only put a BENSON'S CAFAGISE
POROUS PLASTER on tho mans stomach,
he would have been all right in au hour and
saved the dreary ride"
In all ordinary complaints 1t cures at once,
All diseases are eliminated from the sy stem
by what may be roughly called expulsion or
extraction, or by union Of the twoprocosses.
Bensons Plaster promotes both. 1t incites
the torpid organs to act. and sends IT. heal
Ing, soothing influence through the myriad
pores Of the skin. All other plasters oblse
the patient to wait They give him hone for
Tomorrow. Bensons plaster gives him help
to-day. Which Is better do you think
Buy the CAPCINE and keep 1t in the house
Price 70 cents.
Seabury johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem
lists, New York
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04
WEDNESDAY. APRIL !, 1853


Ben. Buffers Candidacy.
The New York Tribuu" ha, been can
wasting the chances oi Benjamin +.
Butler, now Governor OF Massachusetts,,
for the Presidency, and consider, them
not very promising II assume, that
smart as he is, he has recently been
beaten in smartnesS by the Senate
Judiciary Committee of the State which
had as smart men upon 1t rs Governor
Butler is. The Tribune shows, how yer,
that the Governor Is seriously Il
candidate for the Presidency, because
he has been On to Washington lately
and declared it himself IL brings "a
support the fact that he has beaten tho
Republicans of Massachusetts, and ca
Sects 70 reyV!utionize Rhode I,I,l,u.
To-day however will determine neither
he will succeed III the latter. Having
done this Butler expects to get the
Democratic delegations to the National
Convention from all the Eastern States
and with these he expects TO !I3Lhr
sideration. There will still rru,lIu
two considerations upon which Batter 81
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Nbll't--lHl n IN BEERS OF IUt.
y Im,ad I.-4iou are requested TO meet
at 'he. h"'"qHHIt,r-, 81 Thursday afternoon
At ! " clock, fH1rp, tu,ittrnd the funeral Of
our I3'" RI siirnt. Jarn., T.. juyes. Nv or.
der Of the Wee President ru,.yt
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04
CONGRESSMAN LOBE has commenced

CoNGREssMAN LORE has commenced
right. He has Navy cadet to ap
point and in his appointment he has
practically left the selection in such
able hands AS State Superintendent Of
Public Schools, Groves, City Superin-
tendent, Harlan, and Thomas n viii
lams, late Of Seaford, and with the
reputation Of being thorough scholar.
MI. Lore assures us that whoever
passes the best competitive eXamiua-
ton before these three gentlemen will
receive the appointment, no matter
what may be his shade OF politics. -
Here is chance for The aspiring boys
of the State. 1t will do no harm II II
hundred or two boys prepare for the
examination for if they are not sue
ceS,ful the brushing up in " hat they
have learned can do them no harm.
A II boys between the ages of fourteen
and eighteen can compete for the prize
and rs they have only Il little over Two
weeks to prepare they shOUld 20 To
work at once. Let Congressman Lore's
first appoin tucnt be such that will re-
fleet III" greatest credit upon Mr., Lore
and the State.
WEEK ago SuIlirr Nauipprift in
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04

Given under l., ulud and seal OF
',', ONE" TT The .,..ns'rr aforesaid. ~
- " l.miHgtuu y hr.y Castle COUNTY
AFR, Iii th" day n.r peat abryc written.
y. BiGS. Register
NotIc"-A! u pcr-"u. 't''luy claims against
me estate Of tie AGED, must present the
-dIne. duly att"stsd the Administrator on
or before April l", ruhiie the Act Of A.
.emhIy IN such "s.'u 'ui lie ANA pruytc
JOHN y ~itH NI Administrator
Ailrr'' ST. N'rr9"s D'L apI'
Daily Republican., 1883-04-04
Skip This,

unless you mean to buy a
Light Overcoat this S prlne
If YOU are a Flfteen-Doilar-
LiYht-OverCoat-man we have
a special word for you. Our
stock has full lines of Harris
Cashmere Light Overcoats
at So, which are jus, the
thing for men Of plan tastes.
Light OVcrCON> are essen
tIaI to the comfort OF civil
izel man. " 70 the tasteful
man they are an item OF IAN
Cy. 10 the clothier an item
OF profit. As cIotiHers we
know our profits depend
npon pleasing the buyers,
and hence Wc haze put The
best skill and materials IN
our stock to the end that it
may pa! is to please you.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-18
A SUIT FOR $4,000.
Assignee Kegler Sues x.SherifY GRAY
for an Illegal Seizure Of Goods.

Assignee Kegler Sues Ex.Sheriff Graz
for an Illegal Seizure Of Goods.
In the Second Judicial Distyic,
Court, this morning, the suit of Fred
7. Kegler VS.. d. H. Gray was put on
trial before jury.
This suit was instituted by Mr.
Kegler, as assignee Of Parkinson &
Sherburne, of Shoshone, to recove,
the sum of $4,000 (being. $4,000 for
the goods and $4,000 damages) for
goods alleged to have been unlawful,
seized and attached by Sheriff Gray
on the 23rd Of November, 1882, at
Shoshone, after the said goods had
been turned over to Mr.. Kegler as
assignee of Parkinson & Sherburne.
Ex-Sheriif Gray, in his reply, ad.
mits that he attached the goods, and
that they had been turned over to Mr..
Kegler as assignee, but he alleges that
the assignment was procured by
treachery and fraud, and that the
goods were worth not to exceed
$4,000.
Although ex-SheriG Gray is the
party defendant in this case, he will
not be out cent even if it should be
decided against him for the full
amount claimed, as he has an indem.
nifty bond signed by such men as w.
3. Noble, Il. r. Jones, and George
Mccormick, and covering the full
amount. The signers of the bond are
in turn secured by the prin, ipal cred.
itors Of the defunct firm of Parkinson
& Sherhurne.
Quite an array of legal tale is re-
tanned in the suit. On the plaintiffs
side are Kimball & Haywood, of Og-
den, and Bruner 4 Bruner, of Belle.
vue and HALEY. For the defense appear
ex'Chief Justice Mcbride, Kingsbury
Il MCGOWAN, Of Haley, and MIR. Bar
rett, Of Ogden.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-18
We Met by Chance.

This is the euphonious and signi.
ficant title given to a mine discover,
made the present season by Mr.. John
Ward, the whilom clerk of the Grand
Central Hotel and caller at the club
dances, etc.
Mr.. Ward and his partner have
staked off their mining claim on Deer
Creek, which has been rapidly devel-
oped by the aforesaid owners who, at
1880 p m. yesterday, Gas the church
clock struck" cut into a rich body Of
carbonate and galcna ore, which is SO
rich it runs into silver buttons in the
assayer's crucibles. The vein is lG-
footer. The tunnel is in 20 feet. and
by the time it reaches 700 Ward &
Co. will be ready to return to the
green fields of merry old England.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-07-18
A DEPLORABLE STATE OF AFFAIRS
For Which County Assessor Leonard Is
Directly Responsible.

The County Assessor is the cause OF
much Consideration, just now, among
the frugal housewives of HALEY, as
through his attempt to collect the poll
an' hospital taxes from the heather
Chinese at work in the laudries they
(the f. his. are threatened with CON-
pulsory resort to the individual wash.
tubs and flat.irons. Upon the first
intimation by the Assessc. that he
meant to collect the taxes per capita,
the last heather of them left the laun.
dries aud refused to return to work.
This state Of affairs has continued for
nearly two weeks. and in consequence
the entire male population now walks
about the streets with cuffless and col.
larless shirts and coats buttoned up
to the chin; while the feminine popu.
latlon and the pretty, but tuckcrless
babies are nowhere to be seen.