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EycrRsION.--- CONNIE nous "a
Eaas dlnonce daus notre derniel
1anero, lexcursion de Tllibodaux
"a NoUyoile Oneans aura lieu lie
enanciie 4 mars proclaim. LIE
aaln partira du depot de Tl.ibo-
aux d q hcurcs du natin ct quit.
tfa lie iendeinain Ia Nouyeile.Or
Fans a + heUras du Soir. Cette ex-
af9m EST donn6e sous les auspi-
@ ct pour le benGfce de Ia com
Hsnle des pomrlers Protector No
e! nous persons que les citoyens
@Ihhodaux ct DIES environs Sem
Nesseront de profirer lie cette occa-
Won, noaraller visiter la Nouvelle-
uieans ct etrc temo;ns Ell meme
Tnlps de IA grandc parade annucl.
: ces pompiers, pour laquelle sc
"0t aetieIlement de grands prepa-
''eis' lie prix du ticket, aller ct re-
"ur, est settlement dune piastre ct
Yple, nne bagstelie qui peut con-
1aefahlcinent alder cette compa-
que a rlener 4 bonnie fin la con-
'uaciion guils sont en- train G'edi-
- a FeneoigHure des rues Jack.
|aa ct TMbodaux.
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MISUNDERSTANDING leau Gu
psro1 soft encore ION d'avo!r at
|,pr. a Thibolaax, III nivean alar-
ssnt il n'en est pas nOins vrai que
N mrtie de Ia paroiSse Lafourci,e,
.nurjse eutle ic Cut-Of ct Dram
|. CITY. sur Ia rive gauche, est
anpIetement SOUS i'eau. Pendant
u dell4iers 1lois plasleurs cavities
!. SOFT iaites SIR les :iycs Ia bayoa
\ rjsi Ma etc taiitG pour IA pceve-
|,r les consequences. Cest tout le
|autraire Gui q eli lien, sill faut en-
les iaplAo:tS.
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LOCALES.
,.rr DE DELTNQSENTS. Sa.

,,s7E DE DELTSo.ENTs. - Sa-
,si proclaim nous pooIierons /"
~ des prorciGtGs sur lesQuelles
n m5priatai.es mont pas encore
~ h. taxes. Ccs p~ropr:Gtes Sc
RI yendueS Il l'enclcre inabllGue,
|',,at IA MASON da cour, Ie-Tme
y, On mois d'ay2il 1888, ct tous
fsis seront ale charge au pro
.r;;4aire. ronr eyit2r ~ snrcroit
I. f,ais ct de dasaSTtnants, nous
/ cenz 9ni mont pas
|r,,re rGgler .arec i Colleoteur dc
ss,es de rtgler dams lie plus href
Itdtlai.
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DEGITs.-Dans TN lie ses Ger
|ass voyage, Ie batoau Peninnh, a
hit de considerables degats dams
h Dey5e en- face dc Ia residence tlu
use Blake. In voulant changer de
|av, il a brise ionyrage en planches
Ii s pince q pen6tre dams Ia ieyee.
CONNIE ii ny a pas de loi pour &c
|xnbIables accidents, qu'un pen de
|vtyoyance ausait pa eviter, lie JUICE
Blake n'aura qE'a rcpaTer ces de-
ats, ct il men Se:a plus question.
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DEA!NAGE.--La question dGgcu-
ter lc hassin conpris entire les Da-
yons Laiourche ct Terrebonne ne
fat pas Hcmbre dan aoute. Les
t,avaux G1ja executes ont demon
tire qu'il y await uIc chute de sept
a hut pie'ts du lac Fields jusqn'au
lac Jean Lacroix ct que lc Canal 4
travers lie Grand Bots n'etait pas
asseZ cgeUx. II est maintenant pro
pose lie III! donner une rrofondeur
tie Z pieas implement. sufiisante
nouT wider le lac Fields Ell le lac
Long ct .;iy:er i Ia culture une I'M
mense ~Gnartite de te,re. actuelie-
ment !e domaine DIES ecreyisses ct
des caimans. Pour ~eXtcuter ces ira.
vaux, les cit6ycns i~nteresses ct
dones de iespri; d~'entrepiiSe ont
Acknowledgement ~souscrit $1,000, ct
les measures sont pr;ses pour Que &c
travail Sc tasse dams le plus brcf
dalai possible. II ny d pas i Sc ffai-
re Illusion sur les resUltats de ce
grand travail. L'ourefture lie ces
canaux 4 tTayers les MARRIAGES.
aonnera certainement une grande
Guantite de tcrres arahies ct servi-
"a Ell outre /; egouter les terres qai
sont dtja Ell culture.
Apres que &c travail sera termi-
ne, ce sera pen de chose pour les
habItdnts aU-Gessus de nsaceland de
continEer Get Outrage jusau'a Thi-
bodaux. lis auront, CONNIE ceux
en- dessous, lie double ayantage de
ponyoir faci,ement Ggouter Ia terre
qu'ils ont actuellement en- culture
ct de pouvoir agrand;r !eur pIanta-
ton. Get esprit d'e.strep1ise qui
s'est deyoloppe pagmi les citoyens
du has de I.afourche sera snivi.
sans nul aoute, par tous ceux qui
ont q cGur l'ilterGt ct Ia prCsperi-
te agricoles De la paroisse Lafour-
cae.
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CoUR DE C1RCUIT.-Les iuges
Blake ct Smith ont ouvert lundi
deTnier la session de la cour de cir
cult. ApreS avoir examine lie dock
CT, lis ont donner ordre d'ajourner !;
pas IA moindrc atfaire 4 dtcider.
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renlpllT lie IeZ-t.e-cnaass+e 81 III
coup de vent ma pu gu enlever la
toiture. Bient6t tout !a ma! sera re
pare ct redifce repara;teia dams
toutc sa splendeur.
ST. LANDRY.
Sur lie ma1cl,e FODelousas Ia
graine de cotton Sc ven3 $50 IA tom
ne. La mousse grIsa III cent Ia X
vre, Ia melee y cent ct la noir .
cents. La lame lie IS 4 10 Ia cire
est quotec de Is 10 le suif De ga
IS Ii livre Ct les os a IS Ia tonne.
ASCENSION.
lie concert dome iaruierement
dams Il Ptenix IIall i Donaldson
vile, par Blind Tom. q dome Ia
plus hattie opinion &c ae8 capacities
CONNIE eX9cutani. AyrGs CUE Mr.
Emae T01n itoie Ell. .ioae une ae
ses compositions, dont ~fe1lcution
lui pit pas noins &c eng minutes,
Blind Tom prend sa place 90 piano
ct repete lie morceau Gvec Ia Plus
remarquabie ezactitiae.
LAFAYETTE.
LAdrcytiser de Vernlillionviile
anronce ,qu'une course aura lieu 4
la Station Scott lie 3 mars proclaim,
entire Ia .jument bale Qaeen ct lie
cheval girls Sidney. L'enjeu est de
3400- II Y aura d'autres courses
ce jour-la ct les amateurs DIES au-
tres paroisses vc;sines sont prizes
d,y assister.
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PAROISSES.
E S BATON-ROUGE.

Les amendments a Ia Charte de
Ia vile de Baton Rouge qui avaient
etc soumis al vote populaire ont
etc rejetes ( une forte maJorite ct
celia par la faute lie ceux-la m1mes
oui Gtaient en- favour de ces amen
dement's.
La majorite du General Lewis,
dit lie CapitoliaaAdrocate sleeve
dams les dix wards lie Ia paroisse a
1886, sans compiler celle de 100
yoix quill a remporte dams lie pre-
nier precinct du quatrieme ward
don't le d6rouillement n'etait pas
encore acleve.
C'est le 26 courant que ce reunit,
a Baton Rouge, la convention DIES
dialogues DIES paroisees Avoyelles,
St. Landry, Pointe Coupee; Quest
Baton Rouge, Iberville, Ascension,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ste. Marie,
st. Martin, Iberie ct Terrebonne
pour aviser aux moyens de prote-
ger ces paroisses contre les debor-
dement's menacants du heuye.
IBERIE.
Dams la paroisse IbSrie les plan
teurs de sucre proficient du beau
temps pour planter les cannes ct
cettc operation sera terminee plus
tot qua rorslinaice. Les planteurs
de cotton ainsi que les cultivateurs
de riz travaillent achievement a Ia
bourer leurs champs.
Plus;eurs planteurs Won't Gtablir
dams leurs ~sucraries des Vacuum
Pan ct les accessories. De ce NOM
bre sont Nine Ernest d. Bnrsui-
eres. Mr.. jules Rurguieres, Mr.. 4.
l.. Minor de Jeannerette, ct Mr..
Lyon, de Ia Ncuvelle-O Orleans.
L:Etoile dfIJerie annonce lie deces
de Nine Veuve FRANCOIS Metayer,
nee Ida Meyer, ag6e de II ans.
AvoYELLEs.
Tous est pour lie mieux dams Get
te paroisse. lie. temps est beau ct
les cultiyateurs en- proficient pour
preparer Ia terre qui doit recevoir
la semence de mails.
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iFAtAs CAt ~ o>SOpS w "a ~
cade %lapproche dies hautes eaux.
Motions III Gordon de terre sur la
crete dc nos ievees, piquons nos fos-
sas d'egonts ainsj que Ia petite III
COLE qui sert de conduit a la traus-
pirat;on 4 IA base de Ia leyee, entin
preaons toutes les precautions qu'-
il est necessaire atm de pouvoir
CONNIE on dit, dorlnir sur les deux
ore;''es ouan3 rennemi nous mena-
cera.
VERMILLION.
lie Meri?ioaal d'Abbeville annon-
&C .aele cheInin dc fer d'Iberie 4 la
Saline Sc fat ct cue .celui Ia termi-
he, il va Sen dire ou'on s'occupera
d'6tendre "a ligne jusqu'a nous. II
Iva ega!ement beaucoup d'espoir
dun chemin &c fer i Abbeville.
81 -AAh1lN
NM. Marin & Gle wont coastruire
sur Fancienae habitation Woorhics
I'M. moulin a riz. II parait que Zen.
droit est propice 4 Ia culture du riz
ct CONNIE lie tarif sur lie sucre ne
semble pas trop favorable aux ST.
criers, il nest pas surprenant de
voir les habitants entreprendre une
nouvelie industrie qui leur sera
reut-etre plus favorable que celle
du sucre OIL du cotton.
La culture du riz, dit rObserr0-
teur de st. Martinville, .ofre plu-
sieurs~ avantages :-1o Cette culture
demande moins de travail que celle
de la came %, ellie nest pas a Ia
merci, intemp6ries CONNIE la can
ne ; 80, les inondations qni presqu'-
annuelles dams nos regions, lui font
plus de bien que de mai. Nous es-
perons done que Nm. Marin ct Gle,
r~eussiront don't dams ,cette entire
prise, ct que beaucoupd de nos plan
teurs qui dependent de Ia culture
du cotton ct du sacre, .suiyront,
bient6t rexemple de ces m~essieurs.
TERREBoNNE.
Nous empruntons All Courier de
Hosmn les paragraphs suivants :
Les arbres fruitiers qui feuris-
sent, ~larrivee de rhirondelle ct lie
parffum lie Ia Aeur d'oranger que
nous anrons en- pen de jours, nous
annonce raprroche du printemps.
La came, aussi, par lie temps favor
able que nous avons, fait voir sa
tige, ct lie cultivation. Sc. :r&jont.
Cest avec I'M profound regret que
nous a%nnoncons Ia mort de MI.
Frank F. Fanguy, qui a succombe
mercredi dernier, apres une Tongue
ct douloureuse malad;e. Mr.. Fan
guy etait TN excellent Topographic
ct await travaille, pendant plusieurs
annees, dams patelier du "Cour-
rier." Les funerailles ont Ell lieu
jeudi, Is du courant, au milieu dun
grand concours de parents ct d'a-
mis-. Nos compliments de condole.
ance q Ia fanille.
Mr.. Jean Baptiste Duplantis, I'm
DIES plus estim6s ct anciens habi-
tants du Petit Gallon, est mort,
mercredi dernier, a Page de p ans.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
A peiue alton complete la levee
du Bonnet Care, dit lie Meschacebe,
que Pun des habitants les plus ener-
giques de cette regions 81 rude
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LAFAYETTE.
aAAA.

Z Vi1%2sA....
Ur terrain, magas;n ct residence. situG \ Il
miles ea nas .e Loehport. a,i.dresser a
lec-222. ,1fne. VICTOR PAVE
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AVOYELLES.

. Tous est pour lie mieux dams Get
te paroisse. Le-temps est beau ct
les cultiyateurs en- proficient pour
preparer la terre qui doit recevoir
la semence de mails.
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LION.

1876, 1877, ct 1910 rne Decatar, cola Sto--Anne, on face Il.
Marcl6 Franca;s aux vian1as.
23Lec4a3L
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cept regular drug store., shall on shat
day he closed, and i'whoeyer makes any
such sale, allows -ahy such place to be
| open or remain open on that dav shall
be fined in any cum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, AID he imprisoned in
the county Jail or cily prison not excaed-
ing,thirty days. In regular hotels and
eating houses, the worl "plaee," herein
used. shall he held TO mean the room or
part OF room where such liquors are
usually sold; .or, exposed for sale. and
the keeping Of sach room or part Of
room securely closed shall he held. as
to such hotels and eating houses, as q
closing OF the place within the meaning
Of this act, provided. nothing in: this
section shall prevent the eauncil nj any
municipal corporation in the state from
regulating and controlling on such first
dav OF the week, the sale OF beer an |
native wine in such manner ss' NAV by
odinance he provided That the "act
to amend section 6944 to, the revised
statutes of Ohio, as amended April 3,
1884," passed April Is. 1882, be and the
same is hereby repealed. And any mu-
nicipal corporation shall have full power
to regulate, restrain, and prohibit ale.
beer. and porter houses. and places of
hahilual resort for tippling and intem
perance, but If any municipal corpora
toR shall prohibit ale. beer and porter
honses within the limits of such corpo-
ration, q ratable proportion OF the tax
paid by the proprietors thereof, for the
uuexplred portion OF the year. shall be
returned to sneh preprietors. -. @
SEcs4l0sy Whoever SELLS, intoxicating
liquors to a minor, except on the writ
ten order OF his parent, euar,lian. or
family physician. or to person intox-
icated or in the habit of getting intox-
,icated, ,7shsll he fined not more than one
ihnndred nor less than TWENTY-FIVE dol
lars, and Imprisoned not more than
thirty or Iess than i've days.
SEC. IL. Section sky nine hundred
aud forty.one of the revised statues Of
OHIO is hereby repesledi
SEcs12 This act shall take effect on
its passage. but no assessments shall oc.
cur previous to the fourth Monday OF
April, one Thousand eight hundred and
eigh!y-three. =:
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3Eoll !, 5J'ss Z
lfPRoBATE NOTICE. /

/ " = =. q.
| A CCOUNTS end vouchers have been alsd In
q the Probate Court Of Asnrse Csauty,
Ohio, bys tie following Executors, Adninis.
traitors, and Guardians. TO wit:
First sud fnal settlement asoount Of David
ia. sykss fRx'r Of the will Of David sykes
deceased.
Bjrst, sna nnsl settle nsns account Of T. g.
Allen Aam'r Of the estate Of jacob Netting,
deessssd: I
Fenrth partial settlement asoouut 81 John
Jsfers Adm'r. Of the estate Of Hannah P.
Es,sAfson: deceased. az
First partial settlement account Of Israel
D.. koesa. Adm, Of the estate Of Jacob
Moose, deceased.
FIRST and 6nal settlement ascouut Of ?
Ullman, admir- OF the estate OF James A.
Marshafg deceased.
First partial settlement account Of Nathan
lei Wiley. Sr., Guardian 0: the estate o
Flora 4. Bishep, . minor.
FIRST partial settlement account Of W. r
Norris Guardian of the estate Of John +.
Craig, minor.
cecohN Psrt'at settlement aco 9uut OF lsraol
Walter Gsardian Of the estate Of the minoi
heirs Of George Kriege, deceased.
Second partial settlement account Of John
8. Carpenter Guardian Of the estate Of Johr
9. Baker, . minor.
Fifth and anat settlement account o.
George, Sehafsr Guardian Of the estate o.
William c. and Charles C. autiahr, minors.
Second and fnal settlement account .,
Michael Boughner Guardian Of the estate o
Emanuel and Samuel Lands, minors.
Any person interested may Als writer
exceptions to said accounts, ~ any item there
Of, On or before the 7th day Of MAJ
next, when the same will b fnally heard an,
sontipusd from day 10 day until disposed si
R.K. WALTON,
| aprlo.' Probate Judge, u. G. D
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From the Columbus Times. 18th inst.
THE SCOTT Law.
Some Points Conn ected With the
Latest LIQUOR Enactment.

Much inquiry has already been made
as to the provisions Of the Scott Liquor
Law, and though it has been published
and will be published in It's complete
form 'sin these columns Tomorrow, vel
these series OF inquiries will be made.
First. The law does not compel the
desler 10 all kinds, OF liquors but mall
and vinous, to pay one tax for that and
another for malt and yipous,if he should
want to sell them, too. But II malt and
vinous alone are sold the tax is 3l0e. II
all kinds inducing malt or vinous are
sold the tax'is $500. The latter is the
maximum tax and includes oil kinde
The 300 tax permits only malt and
vinous-and Of course, malt or vinous.
Second, The McConnellsville' 'ordi
nance, which is part Of the Scott law
permits councils to restrain or prohibi
ale, beer and porter houses and places o
resort for hahitual lippling or intemper.
ance. An amendment was made TO par
of the Law yesterday, providing rebate
in these words:
But II any municipal corporation shal
prohibit ale, beer and porter house.
within the limits of such corporation,
ratable proportion Of the tax paid by th.
proprietor thereof for the unexpired por
zion OF the year shall be returnable to
such proprietor.
:, 1t will,be seen that the ordinance per
mits the prohibition OF places where no
only beer. etc ARE sold, but also tipping
places. This would permit the prohibi.
ton of places where whisky is sold Blu
the amendment providing the rebate re-
lates only to ale, beer and porter houses
The 5000 tax payer is left witout rene
dy. The 800 man receives an equita
BILE rebate.
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Adm'rs Sale Of Real Estate.
John Jsfsrs, Adn'r sssa.ssf Isaac Kssrs, decd,
John Moore and stkers.

- - \ :ss.i. ,,s. --,.s .
Tn pursuance Of an order issued sut Of the
i Probate Court Of Monroe Coanty, Ohis, I
will "asr fer sale, At public auction, sn -.
Saturday, the l2th day er My. 1884,
ssI o'clock, Afternoon. upon the prsnissait,,
the following described real estate, sa55Sst'
10 the widows dover, situate in Aansbasy
township. In said. sssnty aud State. 70 vit
The north half Of the aerthwsst quarter sf
the northwest quarter Of section twenty .ss.
[2ll tswashiP fsur, l41 Of range fsur. fSl
containing twenty, I2e] acres mere ~ less.
Aiss, the north half Of the nertkwsst
quarter Of section twenty sns, Iai] towuship
four. raj Of range four, TAI (sxospt 10 ssrss
Of the east end thereof owned By Alexander
Bslss) containing In, all ninety fsol acres,
moro or less, and being the lands Of which
said Isaac Moore died ssised.
Appraised: First tract $lao
e. second tract. ). SIS. IS
Subject to. the life estate Of haSsillas
Moore in the following part Of the absys
described preuai.ss, to Wit:
Beginning for the same sixteen rlsl reds
east Of the northwest corner Of the north
half Of the northwest quarter OF sse,isn
twenty one. [2ll township four [4l Of range
four I4l, Thence south s'xty 1901 rods;
thence east eighty 1907 rods; ,theass north
sixty [sol rods; thence west eighty lsol reds
to the place Of beginning. s,ntaining thirty
acres, moro or less.
Terms OF sALR.-0ne half cash sa day Of
sale. and ens half In one year The deferred
payment 70 bear interest hon the day "
sale. and 10 be secured BY mortgage % The
premises sold. JOHN JRgPRRo.
Admir- Of the estate Of Isaac Xsors. ass'l
sprl0,'S3td. '.sr
A. PEAHsOE, Atty.
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Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution Of Ohie.
SECTION EIGHTEEN or sCHED.
ULE,
SEHATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 80.

| JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to the Constitution.
Be 1t Rrsolued By the General Assem5fy Of The
Stdts Of Ohio, That. at the general election to
be held on the second Tuesday of October.
1883. there shall be submitted to the electors
for their approval or rejection two propositions
to amend the constitution Of the state, as fol.
lows:
FIRST PROPOSITION.
THE additions! section" in and with section
eighteen Of the schedule shall be repealed. and
there shall be substituted for 1t the following:
The general assembly shall regulate the
traffic in intoxicating liquors SO as to provide
against evils resulting therefrom; and its power
! to levy taxes Or assessments thereon ia not
limited by any provision of this constitution" "
SECOND PROPOSITION.
1.-THE additional section in and with section
eighteen of the schedule shall be repealed. and
there shall be sub.tituted for it the following:
"The manufacture of and the traffic in in.
toxicating liquors to be used as beverage are
forever prohibited, aud the general assembly
shall provide by law for the enforcement Of
this provision" - -
The electors voting in favor of the said first
proposition shall have on their ballots the
; words. Regulation and taxation Of the liquor
trafAc-Yes;" and those voting in favor of the
said second proposition shan have on their bal
lots the words, Prohibition of Intoxicating
| lliquers-Yes
J. If either Of the said two propositions be
thus approved by q majority Of the electors
voting at the said election, then the amendment
therein proposed shall constitute sepsrate
section of article fifteen Of the constitution.
O.J HODGE.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.. :
- r G. RICHARDS,
Presidsnt af the Senate.
Adopted April 4. 1888. .~
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. OHIO.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF ST1TE.s "
J,JAMEs w. NEWMAN, Secretary Of State o.
the State of Ohio, do hereby certify. that the
foregoing is . true copy of Joint Resolution
adopted BY the General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, on the 4th day Of April, A D 1888,
as taken from the original rolls filed in thia
Office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto
! subscribed my name. and afnxed the great seal
of the State Of Ohio at Columbus. the 4th day
of April, A. D. 1888.
JAMES W. NEWMAN.
TsEAL.l Secretary Of STATE.
apr1o, s2m6. ~
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EgSays the Guernsey JetIer.onian,.

EESays the Guernsey JefIereonian.
"The wooden industry OF the country
that is the manufacturing industry--as
shown by the last census report had a
capital of 3l16.429,607. on which it
earned in net profits annually All per
cent. This industry has continued and
in special instances increased protection
duties under the new tariff bill, vet the
producers OF the wools, who under the
old tariff, when the census was taken,
had a struggle for nominal profits, his
protection has now been reduced. The
woolen manufacturers will grow richer
whilst the wool producer will grow poor
er. The last Congress was organized in
the interest OF manufacturing rings and
naval steals, and corporate monopolies.
Thereis no wonder that the farmers
Jared ba,llv in it
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-04-24

TIE new liquor law which took effect
on The 24th inst, taxes each liquor
dealer in the State 5000 per year, and
those selling only beer ale and vine
olO0, and makes the payment OF the
came the nrst Jien on the premises. II
repesls the present statute forbidding
the sale Of liquor to be drank ON the
premises. re-enacis the Adair and the
McConneIsville ordinance laws. excerpts
cities Of the tirst class from Sundsy laws
and provides for local option. The law
will be found In this number OF TIE
srrRrr. 1t went into operstion yester-
dsy, the 73d lost.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-04-24
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that q petition
~ will be presented to the Commissioner
Of Monroe County, at their. next session June
4, a D. 1883. praying for the alteration OF .
county road on the following line to wit
Commencing at the foot OF the hill on the
lands Of Mary and Margaret Nesbitt on the
Sardis and Woodsfeld road; thence through
the lands Of Mary and Margaret Nssbitt, Pc.
ter Winklsr, q. Mozsman. Godfrey Gasssr
the heirs Of Adam Rsigsnbaugh. Christian
s.alder. John Rsigenbaugh, Jr., the heirs o
Chris Bendsl and Martin Bader; thence to in
terssot the Fishing Creek and. Woodsfelt
road. MANY PETITIONERS,
aprl7.'S3t5.