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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-07
Work OF Congress.

There were 1860 bills and Joint resou-
tons introduced in the late Congress. The
number passed both houses was $50. OF the
number introduced, SoIS were presented in
the House. The reports of debates make
1915 printed pages of the Congressional
Record, averaging 800 words to the page, or
5000 600 words. The House calendar has
1900 bills, of which 22S have passed the SEN
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-07
DEATH OF AN ACTRESS.
Grace Emerson's Life Ended In a Chicago
Squalid Attic.

Squalid Attic.
Denying God and begging his wife to take
poison and die with him Geor Emerson, an
actor of some note, passed into eternito.
Three years subsequent Grace Emerson died in
miserable attic in Chicago. This was four
days ago. After the death of her husband
she became the mistress OF Thomas III.
English, a fellow actor with c. IL. Smiths
Uncle Toms Cabin troupe. When discov-
cred she had just given birth to child.
The baby was taken charge of by DR.. Duff,
who had been her physician He said that
Grace told him that she had concealed her
condition from her friends. She had always
been tight LAGER, and when this came on
she laced tighter than ever and practiced for
hours to discover pastures in which her dra-
perry disguised her condition. She never for
got herself for single moment, and played
the part OF Eliza every night.
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New Arrivals at Famous, No. o Commerce,
Street

New notions, white goods, ladies lingerie,
hosiery, Hamburg embroidery, IA complete as
sortmcnt of everything in the line of ladies'
goods and fancy articles. Our supply is con
slant, our prices low and we will not be un-
dersOld by any firm in the city. We will sup
ply peddcrs outfits ut short notice.
2-l5-tf |, MARKS & Co,
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MARCH %, %, 90,
At CASINO HALL.

< great variety of fancy and practical house
hold goods on exhibition. Rallies of beautiful
and valuable articles, amuscmcntS of all kinds,
fine music by full orchestra of over 20 good
musicians. Mrs. Gallagher, President; Colonel
John Withers, Treasurer; Professor q. Katzsn-
berger Manager.
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Right You Are.

From the Galveston Print
If San Antonio does not have new hotel
one OF these days it win not be the fault of
the EVENING LIGHT. That paper is doing its
best to wake up the San Antonians.
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HE The civil rights hill, adopted by

EF The civil rights hill, adopted by
Congress tn 1856, has been declared un-
constitutional bv the United States Su.
|preme Codrt. Judge Bradley rendered
the decision. and the vote stood eight
10 one, Judge Harlan discerning: fh9
suits we're brotght under the &C, for not
admitting Certain eolored persons t6
equal sccomfhodations and privileges
with white people in hotels, rsil road
cars and theatres The defence set tjY
in every case was the alleged uncoti.
stitutionality OF tie law, and this yiew
was s6s,aihed by the court. The effect
of this decision is that colored persons
may be excluded from hotels occupied
ny white people, or from sleeping cars;
or psrquette seais at theatres. In ether
words, the color line may be drawn in
a public places II is on the sanne
principle that Judge Hilton excluded
Jews from Slewar.ss hotel at Saratoga,
bat the owner has right to regulate
bis own property. The Judge said thaf
colnied man could build hotel and
exclude white people. and there was
nothing to prevent white man from
doing the opposite. In many places
the decision will not make any pfac-
tical difference, the cnslom of the lest
few years settling the status OF the co.,
"red ma6 IN different cormuni les.
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WooDsF1ELD L DGE No. 377,LO.O

WooDsFIELD L DGE No. 377,L O.OF)
October Is, 1888.
Sorrow has fallen upon our Lodge,
and suddenly -slmost as il f,shed frou
a clear sky-comes a cloud of gloom
bearing the sad news Of the death OF our
worthy brother, DANIEL NEUHARr, SR.
While we bow with hunhle submit. sion
to the will OF the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe, it is with sadness that we have
learned Of his death.
Resotued, That in his death this Lodge
has lost worthy brother and the Order
Eof Old Fellowship valuable and hon.
Fored member; his bereavpd wife a good
and kind husband his children loving
father.
Resolued, That we herebv tender to
the sorrow-stricken family Of our worthy
de- eased brother our tenderest sympa-
thies in this their hour of trial, and sin.
cerely trust that "He who tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb will soothp the
sorrows of the widowed mother and
watch over,guide and protect his orphan
Children
. Resoieed, That in respect 10 the mem-
ory OF our deceased brother the L Lodge
room, charter and implements be draped
in mourning for period of 30 days aud
that the members of The Lodge wear the
usual badge of mourning for said time.
Resoloed. That copy of these reso-
luticns be spread upon the minutes OF
this Lodge; that copy under the seal
Of the Lodge be furnished the family OF
our deceased brother, and that copy of
the same be published in The Spirit of
Democracy AMI Monroe Gazette.
A. j. PEARSON,
FRITz REEF,
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Proceedings of Common Pleas
COHrt

Court convened on Tuesday, the l6th
inst, present,
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
ASHER OKEY, Clerk
CHRISTIAN LUBE, Sheriff
G.. G ObIinger VS. Jare Turner, ct al
Civil action. Leave to plaintiff to file
a supplemental petition within 80 days
after term.
Cline & Son vs. Ira Hall. Civil &C
ton. Plaintiff required to give securi
tv for costs within 80 days.
Elizabeth Bright vs Jacob Bright
Divorce Dismissed
Ohio W Charles Grim. Peace war
rant. Defendant entered into resog.
nzance in the sum of 500 for his ap-
psarance on the first day Of the next
term
OHIO VS. Isaac A Wilcox. Indict.
ment for assault with intent to kill
Plea:-Nnt Guilty. Recognized in the
sum of $1,000 for his appearance on the
frst day of the neXf term.
Calharne Brake d ano vs. John Bish-
op 4 ano. P.rii,ion u DIVER. Pain
tiffs have leave to file an amended peti.
lion within 80 days
Hunter & Mallory vs. William Wilson
Civil action Judgment in favor OF
plaintiffs for S34i OF and costs.
John Pfa'zgrat vs. R,sena Cnristman,
ct al. Partition John NJ. Blrkhart,
N. Weisend, Sr and David Bin'z were
appointed Commissioners to partition
the premises.
John Born, ct al, vs. John Kaiser Il
ano.; Civil action John Born and
others have the frs. lien on the real es-
tate describtd in the petitlon for 81 500
A mortgage for 50 500 given by John
Kaiser to one Shafer is ordered set aside
To be paid within Is days, or Sheriff
shall sell real estate
F Diehl. Adm'r, va Louis Neuhart,
ct al. Civil action. judgments in fa-
vor of John Pfalzgraf for 81 455.S2; p
Christnan S494.l4 and Z K ndlenur
ger for S622 OS Robert Pope, j T
Judkins and George Ket'erer were ap-
pointed to appraise the premises free Of
the ioierest Of L ,uis Nsuhart
VIM Knapp vs Margaret K 1app, ct
al Partition and Dover. o. ). Sloan,
Thomas Wilson and A G Hughes were
appointed Commissioners to partition
hr premises
Harrison Cochran Va Friend Cochran.
Q, al. Partition. Jas L Amos, j. NJ.
Raper AMI C P. Russell were appointed
to partition the niemises.
Caroline Scott d ano. vs. E Baum
ct al Partition & Dover. H
n. Wheeler. Johs J.fiers and J. w.
Strauch we're appoin ed Com ni.sioners
70 assign dover auti TO partition the
premises
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In 1882 there were ninety-six mur.
ders IN Kentucky, and up to date there
have been 100 in 1883
Blnns, the new E rglish hangnan SAYS
it is long time betwee2 executions
He has his eye on several men.
New York has lawyers who advertise
that they will procure divorces and TAX G
their pay on the ,stallment plan
Two citiz.us of Holbrook. Mass,
had banana eating contest Saturday,
and made it draw at tw1uty-one ba.
nauas each.
Labette county, Kansas, is noted fol
the large number Of grass widows liv-
ing in it. Husbands "light out" it is
said, on the slightest provocation.
The sum of $4,000 has been con.
tribued to pay the preliminary expenses
of six m ,nth's mi ,sion uf Moody and
Sapkev at Islington.
DR.. Koch, oi the Germsn commis-
sion which went to Egypt to investigate
the cholera epi'iemic. reports that be
di covered that the cholera is due 10 8
living threadlike microscopic organism
resembling that seen in cases Of phtlisis.
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WANTED.

Flour, Potatoes, Beef, Coal and
Money from our subscribers who get
their papers at the Woodsfeld Of
fee.
All others who owe us on account
of advertising, subscription and job
work are requested TO forward the
amount.
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The whole Democratic ticket IS elected
in Muskingum county, and even stal-
wart Morgan elects Democratic sheriff
and Democratic clerk.
Sergeant Mason, who abused his trust
by irving to shoot Guiteau, and who is
now in tie pen tentiary at Auburn, N
Y. serving out sentence OF eight years
for that offense. seems in fair way to
be pardoned. More thar nine bundled
thousand peopT. representing every State
and Territory in the Union, have petit
toned for his release, and Judge Advo-
cate General Swain is OF the opinion
that President Arthur will soon act in
accordance with this, the largest memo
rial ever presented on one subject in the
history OF the country
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MlLTONSBURG ITEMS.

MnToNsBURa. O., Oct. 20, 1883
ED. SPIRIT: The health OF this vicin.
Ity never was better; not single case ol
sickness.
The election passed of very qnietly
at this place. OF course the Democrats
are all jubilant over the result.
The new road, leading east from town,
is partly opered it will he a great con.
venience to the people living east ol
town.
Our school commenco1 on the first OF
Oc'oher-p. L E,ger, Principal Miss
Lily Fowler, Of Malaga, will commence
October 30 as assistant
Miss Louise Kotzsbue, of Malaga,
and Mr.. Webb, of.Philadelphia, were
married In the R C. Church on Thurs.
dav.
The mission of the Catholic Church
closed yesterday.
Miss Lib Yockey, Of Stafford, who
has been in town for few days, with
her stock of millinery goods, returned
hon last Wednesday,
VIM. Young is at present visiting in
New York City.
Mr. and Mrs f Schumacher. Mrs. L.
Schumacher and Mar, Feiock. of Woods
field, were visiting friends in town last
Sunday.
Z j. Graham Recorder -elect. moved
his family to Woodsfield on Tuesday
We are sorrv to lose so good a citizen.
Rev. j + Mills, our new minister,
will preach in the VI. Il. Church to.mor-
row at Pr
Some Of young folks attended the i0l-
litication meetings at Woodsfeld and
Lewisvile
Qu te number OF our boys went 10
WoOds6eld on Wednesday to tell The
Grand Jury where they have been get
tiag their drinks. More ANoN.
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Fred Douglass says: "Woe to the
colored people of this. country when the
Republican party shall triumph in spite
Of the treacherous votes of C llored men:
Bad as cur condition now Is, it would
be worse then" Thai is if The negroes
do not bow in humble submission as
slaves to the r publican part, they can
expect no mercy from bat party.
Five executions for murder took place
on the IL inst: The criminals paid
the legal penalty for taking the lives Of
ten victims: Oae boy of nineteen, Kill
led four menbe of one family, Ellis
Craft OF Ashland, XIV, was convicted
with two others, for the murder Of two
girls and hoy. Two were wife mur-
derers, and one was the slay'r Of the
husband Of hi' raramour
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DrED.-On Sunday morning the 2lst
inst, at o'clock, GEoRsE. HERBERr, IN.
fant son OF EVERETT K. snd LOUISA
MoRRIs, aged Z weeks and 2 days.
Tender Shepherd, thou hast stillsd
Now thy little lambs brief weepfngs
Al, how peaceful. psie, snd mild
In It's marrow bed It's sieepingl
And no sigh Of anguish sore
Hesyes that little bosom more.
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The papal nnnco To France has been
!nstrue, ed To- observe strict neutrality in
reference {, his relations with political
parties in that country:
The Republicans have had the Auditor
Of State ever since 1856, when the part,
neesme national organization, and
Andi.or Emil Kie. e~etter is the first
Democrat who has filed thst Office for
twenty -eie eht ,eSfs
,fht hoard OF engineer officers, eom<
posed of Lieutenant Colonels CYRUS B.
CONS oex, Godfrey Weizell and W E.
Merrill, have been appointed to meet in
NV York 10 consider and report on the
plan ami location of bridge across the
Ohio RI, at Wheeling, W. Va, to be
constructed by the Wheeling and Har-
risbrrg Railroad.
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Continued from last sUcek.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

This process ofmanufacture was invented
by James Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. This is the only watch case made
under this process. For many years the in.
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow; owing
topopular prejudice against plated goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
James Boss Gold Watch Case vas not
cheap gold.roshctt or clcctro-pIatsd article,
but was made of genuine gold plates Of
standard quality and thickness. Conscientious
adherence to the determination to make
the best watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption of every Improvement
suggested, has made the James Boss Gold
Watch Case the STANDARD. am. x,,.
In this watch case the parts o q
most subject to wear-the bor, cropn, hinges,
humb-catches, etc., are made of SOLID GOLD;
Send rent stsy 10 geystoae Mst EASE fEeiors pills.
depha, ra for hasone Ilustrasi showing how
James pass' end keystone Watch Ca.es are made.
tTb DC cdnttnaed.y
aur14 ,k3y
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Runon Drug Store.

Never was such a rush made for any
Grug Store as is now at Jndkins for q
Trial Bottle Of Dr. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asth
ma, Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Severe
Coughs or any aff ction' Of the Throat
and Lungs, can pet Trial Bottle OF
this great remedy free nv calling at the
above Drug Store Regular sig, 81 90
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jackson Township Items.
W1rrENs, OHro, Oct. 1s, 1888


The farmers IN this Vicinity are
through cutting corn and sowing their
wheat.
DR.. W. F. Stewart, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs. Fannie Ferris, OF Hildreth,
Ohio, have returned home from visiting
their mother at Stewards landing
Little Bunger Rhine fell and broke
bis arm. With the careful nursing he
is receiving he will soon be out again.
Our Literary Society has been sue
cess in every respect. The crowd has
been large enough on several occasions
to fil the house twice over
One of our young men took the cars
as far as the mouth of Milet's run on
election day.
You may look for drop in the Ham
mock market for there were three of
West Vas fair daughters called and took
instructions how to make them from
your humble servant.
,ITTJ II Rocrbjip
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sE There was . party of ladies and
gentlemen called at the NJ E. Parson-
age last Friday evening and left, as to
tokens OF their respect and esteem Tor
The parson and bis estimsble wife, MANY
packages ard parcels containing both
substantials and delicscies. The call
was . perfect surprise which made the
affair more enjoyable.
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Change of Argument.
New York World.

Since the R 'publfeans lost The Ohio
Gpverhorship it has been discovered
that the office is of little consequence
One gentleman In Washington sa, 8 that
the Governor of Ohio has no power be-
vOnd issuing par,ions to criminals, ap-
pointing notaries and selecting bis own
secretary. The Office really doesn',
amount to much. but Charles F ster at
tached enough Importance TO it to spent
S25.0C0 this year in co eff 'rt to secure
it for another msn-a friend Of his.
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A New Departure.

One good result Of The hard times
few Years ago. was the hringing into life
an article in proprietary medicine, which
rave to every purchaser full eq iva
lent for his nun v. The RUE of this
clsss nf medicines is from 10 tn Is ;iosee
for 81, the best only reaching 40.
Messrs Hood & Go, took new depar-
ture and in the article now so we'll and
fsvorahly known as Hooi's Sarsaparilla,
they gave the unprecedented quantity oi
100 doses for 81. These facts COM
mend this remedy 10 the consideration
Of the sick, also the we'll, for they are
liable to be sick.
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eg Now that the election is over.

EB Now that the election is over, we
sgain call the attention of the patriotic
people OF Bellsire 10 The fact that the
soldiers monument which ornaments
The Public Square has not all been paid
for. There is still an unsettled balance
Of over S40O which ought to be paid =
Now who will start the subscription ap
again p Beilaire Tribune.
Mr.. EBERLE has performed his psrt
OF the work, and should have had his
money the srst Of this wear. Be!laire
cannot afford TO appropriate his labor
without full compensation
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Local Notes and Notions.

Mr.. W. F BEARDMoRE returned from
the West last week.
Miss ANY Yosr. OF Darlington, is
visiting friends in this place.
Col. McELDowNEY. OF the Wetzel Co.
Democrat, was in town last Tuesday.
WILLIAM GIBSON, Of Franklin town.
shir, was Foreman of the Grand JURY.
Mr.. ERNEST BoorH and wife, of Clar-
lnston, are visiting friends in this place.
The Grand Jury examined 81 wit
nesses and was discharged FRIDAY morn
Ing.
SAMUEL CARTER snd wife Of FaYetie
Co, Pa, are visiting friends In this
county.
Miss HATTIE DiEHL visited her uncle
Mr.. OsoAR FRASk. of near Lewisvllle.
last week
The Grsnd jury returned thirty-fve
indictments, nearly all for violations Of
the liquor Law
1xo. D. SMITH. OF E!dora, lows, is
visiting his mother Mrs. AMANDA SMrru
Of this place.
We hope our Miltonsburg correspon-
dent will report regularly. His letter
this week is newsy
Dr.. I. P. Faro rHAR and wife and Miss
SID KrRs, are visiting friends in Zines.
ville, and Caldwell.
Court adjoarned from FRIDAY evening
to Tuesday morning. Judge KELLY LEI,
ior home SATURDAY. morning.
Judge r. E CHAMBERS and JAMES
RKEs, ESQ.,. Belmont county attorneys,
attended our Court last week.
z. ScHuMAoHER. Sr, has a head OF
cabbaae that measures forty inches in
circumference. Who can beat that.
JoHN r CAMDEN, Democrat, was
elected Justice OF the Peace, by the De-
mocracy of Bethel township. on the Oh
inst
We noticed qnite an addition to the
n. e. Church last Sunday. that Of .
good Choir MAY 1t live long and ]
prosper"
HEsRY HuGHEs left at our Office a
short time since sample OF soi ghum
iDolasses that is hard TO surpass in taste
and clearness.
q. F. BoDE, Admir- of the estate of
GroReE WEST, deceased, sdvrrtises val
uable property, in Washington county,
for sale In this weeks SPIRIT.
RAAsEr GRAY, of Perry township,
moved TO Monmouth, 1ls., last week =
We are sorry to lose so good citizen
from our county, and wish him success
In his new home.
Say, Mr.. E'itor, why not use good
Democratic 45 cents pound iallcw
candle grease to grease your Republ'-
can boot heels wilhf Then YOU 6our
not be so apt to fall down the court
house stairs
L
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1t was the reople's Victory.
Cincinnati News Journal.

1t is R publican journals that are
dwelling upon the idea that NV York
Democrats see revival of T,ldenis 70
in the election of Hoadly S me short
sighted Democrats may make the mis-.
take of seeing a personal triumph, o.
the triumph of this faction and that bu-
siness in this great victory gained upon
an uEprecedentedly large vote. The
people will make no such mistake. L
was the victory of Democracy, OF the
people, to which all contributed, fortu-
nately, in due proportions.
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R The Democratic jolli6cation at
Lewisvilis ON Thursday evening last
was we'll attended and the enthusiasm
Vss immense. Speeches we're made BY
Senator PEARSON, Hon. j. r. MoRRfs,
Hon. ELIEL HEADLY. j. B DHteas, ESQ,
Judge r. X. WALToS and Mr.. JOHN
MOORE.
The houses of Democrats were illu-
minated, the music was excellent and
everybody felt irst.rate.
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The President confirmed the sentence
OF dismissal in the ease Of Commodore
Fred k r. Smith, u 8. NAVY, tried BY
court martial for duplicating pay ac-
courts, but has affiliated the sentence to
suspension from rank and duty one year,
the officer to remain at the present num-
ber of his grade during that time, and
he reprimanded by the Secretary OF the
Navy.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE, Octoner l7.-It is
reported that much damage to property
and great los, of life was caused ny
earthquakes on the peninsula between
Chesme, Asia Minor, opposite Chic, and
Vouris, on the southern coast Of the
Gulf Of Smyrna. All the villagers Of
that region we're destroyed. 1t is be-
lieved that upwards OF 1000 persans
perished. Survivors Of The disaster are
suffering fearful privations. A complete
panic prevails.
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~ AtnA JACKSON, indicted ct the
April term Of Court for murder in the
second degree for causing the death of
her two year old child by drowning. was
arraigned in Court on the 18th inst.,
and entered a plea Of guilty Of man.
slaughter. The Court sentenced her to
confinement In the Penitentiary for q
term OF ten years. ALMA is not more
than 19 years old and possessed OF .
very low order Of iBtsIIect.
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HERE WE AREs

Go to JACOB RElNHERR for your
ccnfectioueries He has inst returned from
Wheeling with the largest stock of Fine and
Common Candies ever brought to- tYE9,fs iaarket.
All kinds of Nuts, Foreign Fruits ard Canned
Goods. Good Cheese, Bologna. Dried Beef and
all kinds Of Cakes and Pies always on hand
Parties and picnios will be supplied with
Cakes, Zee Cream. F-uit Ices, or any thing else
ia my line on short notice
You can bht as much GOOD BREAD
for % cents at my Bakery as yod can any
where eis Q in the county. my22
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eg Pho +, ,lf;cial WHO of

&F Fhe "Iticial vote Of Washington
county is Hnadly 307, War wick 3l8,
FoIleit 376, Cruiksha,k 332 Lawrence
332. X eswet'er 333, Brady 323. Brown
37l, Martin 332. Smith for Senator, $40,
BOIL 439. Mitchell 81 Thomas 253,
Parsons $50. Harness 298. Gale 304.
Hollster 335 Majority against Second
amendment, 8l7 Mr.. Brown o,c, ST.
pelinlended The schools in Newport and
Belpre. hence his increased vote.
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OBIT u AR Y.

DIED October l4'h, 1888, MARY
daughter of jacob and Margaret Aft i
ter, aged % years and IL months Mr.,
was a member OF tue oweedenbourgt
church, was young lady o. strong
mental faculties, beloved by sill whr
knew her, hut she has been called f. ON
labor TO reward
Good bye Mary, thou hast left us.
Gone to live with God above,
But in Heaven we hope to greet thee
Where al is Joy and peace and love.
ITO.