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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-07
1854.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper's BaEar Il At once the most brilliant and
useful Household Journals Ia existence II IL the
ack nov lodged arbiter Of iashior Ia this county
Its fashion plates are the newest and most stylish
alone are Worth many tilaes the cost Of subscrlp-
ton lie illustrations Of AIT needlework are from
the beat la literary snd artistic merits
are ofthe highest order Its stories, poems and
essays are By the hrst American and European
authors Its choice art pictures would al port
iolios, and its humorous cuts are the Inost anus
ing 70 be iound In any Journal In America. A
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-07

Ma. GEoReE G. COCHRAN who has done
more editorial writing for the last few
years, than any other man on the Courier
JssaaI has resigned 10 take a position on
Mr.. wakemans new paper the Carsst
Louisville and in fact the entire State, will
uli.a him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-07

TAr Hopkinsvills SoutA Ksniuekian is
nsssd 10 remark: Mr.. Phil Thompson,
Jr.. and Geo. Denny, Jr., ought to be pit
led against each other in the next race for
csnxress. Each has killed his man and
maybe they would do their respective par
ties a service By killing each other. E,
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OHIO.

Sandusky's 81 900 Inhabitants "liquor
up IN 800 saloons.
Postmaster Whitfield, OF Cincinnati,
has been, noliSrd to deliver no mail to
the "AmerIcsn Nevs Exchange" under
any o! its aliases
The report comes from Holmes Coun.
ty that many acres planted in wheat will
not yield ths seed, owing 30 the severity
VI the winter and absence OF suow.
Rev. T. C N,rtbcott, dismissed from
the Third Congregational Church at To-
ledo. because he was not orthodox, has
gathered a new congregation OF his own
Ten saleonis!s OF Tuscara was County,
indicted for selling liquor In violation Of
the law, were brought before Judge
Pearce Saturday morning and were eac b
promptly 6ned $50 and costa
A. Mentor oa Monday afternoon.
Nellie Swsyns. school girl aged IA
years, vent to drug store and bought
two cents worth OF strychnine, returned
to school. At 2 80 took it, and In 80 min
utes was dead.
Tue officials OF Auglaizs County. who
have bsen charged by the Auditor OF
Stats With taking Illegal fees to the
amount OF $4,000 or $4,000, have deci-
dsd not 20 Tefuad the same until ordered
80 to do by the courts.
John Laylander, wealthy farmer OF
Holmes County. sold his farm recently,
ani then regretting the transaction
bought it back, but was compelled to pay
bonus Of $500. This so prayed upon
his mind, it Is alleged, that he is now In.
sane.
Information has been 6lei With the
United States Commissioner ct Ciacin.
natl OF the violation OF the postal law
by persons who have formed an express
compauy for the carrying OF letters or
routes now occupied By regular mail car.
rieTs.
A hesrtless mother, widow nsmed
Gruber, living st Upper Sandusky ,eloped
with fellow named Lancel2lo'z. leaving
three small children. one a hahe in tn.
cradle, without food or fire. An uncle
OF the children took charge of the it'll,
ones.
In the second tri1l of Charles A. Bas.
sett, Of Nswcomerstown, under indc'-
ment for robbing Adams Express Office
Of about 5000 in 1881. the jury, sfte
being out over 80 hours, disagreed au(
were discharged His indictment wa,
nolliea.
At Zmesville. Wednesday, a mee,in,
Of citizens was held to confer on the
matter of inducing Charles H. Ander
son to move his iron mill from Bslti
more to that place The proprie,o
is anxious to do so. and the prospects
are that the arrangement will be perfect
ed.
There are four ladies now living i,
Cincinnati. each Of whom have locks o
, hair cut from the head of the Prince O
Wales, whilshe was visiting that city il
1859. There was great deal of anxiet
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

Oae hundred thousand dollars are
needed TO complete the esnsu, reports.
A bill va, iutrodacsi in shs Hcsas to
give tbe widow Of DcLong a pension Of
$50 per month.
An attempt is to be made 10 Congress
to psss a bill for putting the .elsphone
wires underground.
Twelve thousand dollars 10 recon-
nendeI to be appropriated for the house
10 which Lincoln died.
The pilot rules Tor Western rivers,
as amended. 60 into effect al noou on
the Sd OF September next.
A deed has been recorded from TAom-
as ]. Brady and wife to Theodor N.
Vail. OF Massachusetts, OF the house
and lots Of the former, near Farragut
Square, the consideration being $685.
600.
General Francis A Walker, in com.
psny With Secretary Teller, had an ex-
tended conference with Senator Hale
Saturday, during which plan was
agreed upon to expedite tas closing
work OF the census. General Walker
will assume charge OF the Bureau al
once.
The Senate Railroad committee Sat.
usday directed q favorable report to be
made 10 the Senate on the Miller Cali.
formal bill. "to authorize the Southern
Pac fic and other railroad companies tc
unite and consolidate, SO ss to form 6
/ continuous line Of railroad between the
tifa! waters Of the Atlantic and Pacif.
\ 20 -
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The following amendment to the Con-
stitution passed the SAFE Senate on the
3lst ult.:
"The power OF the General Assembly
to pass laws concerning the traffic in aud
manufacture of intoxicating liquors shall
not he limited bv any provision In sec
tion 26 of article 2 or in section 2 OF ar
tic!e u of this Constitution"
Should The House adopt il. The people
will have an opportunity to vote for or
aesiDst at Che election next October
The Columbus Times comments as fol.
lows:
"To the liquor interests, who are The
real conquerors in this contest. and who
have forced this action upon the party
1t says: See, we give you all you ash
We remove all restrictions to license
law. We make it possible to wipe ou
all laws obnoxious to your business
This is an smendment for you.'
$50 the Prohihitionlsts it says: 'N'
prohihitory Law can hold under the pres
ent wording OF the Constitution; prohi
hilton is as certain to triumph as was ae
oIitionisn; this gives gos the ehanc'
you seek
ITO the Local Option advocate; t.
him who fsvors license. they say: IL
yorr behalf we do this and to the er
frauchised citizen of sll classes, faction
or parties, they say: Behold our Talor
We do not fear to dispose Of this ques
tion.'"
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at that time to obtain relics of the
Prince, and the eDter p isin2 barber who
shaved the royal head netted some $40
over and above The $40 be was paid by
The Prince.
The sni, Of Frank E Bronson, an
Oherlin druggist-who persisted In sci!
ing liqnor against the wishes OF the pen-
pie, and was finally arresled-aeainst
Vafiols Oherlin parties for S10 600 dam
ages, came to.a sudden clnse Tuesday In
the Cleeeland Cour;, Judge Mckinney
holding that Bronson coquetted for his
own arrest In order that ho might strike
at these parties through the Courts, and
that no man who ads and encourages
his own arres: has cause for damages
against those causing him to be a. a.rested
The case was taken from the Jury and
judgment rendered for defendants.
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Cincinnati l'Fs 3alEI'Aiig Company,
THE FIRST WEEK In JANUARY.

1t will be a Democratic Paper, devoted to
Politics, News, Earkets, Agriculture and Lit.
eratare, and will be edited Sith the view of
making it a desirable Family Newspaper.
As new candidate for public favor, THs
WEEKLY NEws will cxter to the requirements
of It's readers. It will thoroughly discuss
3 II We questions Of the day. Ii will give
particular attention to the gathering Of the
news. Especial care will be taken in CON-
piling the various market reports. In the
interest OF the farmer, a goodly space will
be devoted to agriculture. General litera-
tHre and other matters fitted for the family
circle will comprise an important department
of the paper, and it will be the purpose of
ths management TO so edit and publish TIE
WEEKLY NAws as to commend II to and make
il a welcome visitor in every household.
TIE WEEKLY News will be large quarto,
containing sixty four columns Of reading
matter, printed on fine article of calen-
dered paper.
In order to reach all classes, 1t will be sold
at tho following low
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1t Was a Mistake.
Clinton County Democrat.

1t is generous on the par, Of the Gin
cinna'i News in finding an excuse for
Democratic members Of the Ohio House
OF Representatives 10 withholding their
votes from the Hathaway resolution.
thanking Mr. Pendletou for efforts to
reform the Civil Service. Although the
Republican support of the resolution
was sham aDd hypocrisy.yet the word
Ing Of the resolution vas such that every
Democratic vote should have been giver
for it. The patent fact stands out boldly
that the action OF the Democratic
Represents niatives Was q mistake
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The Jeanette.

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-The lJkuisk cores
pondent telegraphs that Ensign Hunt,
NTH the Jeanette men, left Yesterday,
the 30th, for the United States via Oren-
burg. 1t is impossible to calculate when
Lieut.. Harber and Master Schuz can
proceed home with the bodies of De
Lung and his companions 1t depends
upon how quick the caskets can arrive
at Irkutsk, where Harber will be With
the bodies by April.
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Picture OF tho Republican Party by
a Republican.

A good-natured and trn,hful Repuh.
lican was asked the other day what was
the condition OF his party since the lac,
November election. "Well," said be.
"ihe Republican party is in about the
same fx that man was once, who got
blowed up BY cannon on the Fourth Of
July. The doctors nmputsted his feet,
removed bis clavicsl, cut of his right
srm, trepanned him, took ont piece Of
bis interior maxillary, sawed hIs left os
lnnomipsium in two, and were about to
exsect 6ys or six ribs. when FIRE broke
ont 10 the establishment aod the police
got away with ths rest Of bic body 10
safety. And that is about the condition
of the Republican party as near as can
describe It
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REPRESENTATIVE JONES. Of Delaware,
is on the war-path against the KINNEY
amendment passed by the State Senate
on the 31st ult He declared in the
House on the same day: "The Senate
shall no, pass the amendment 10 the
House. II I can help it The Senate
killed the Republican party last year.
and ] do not propose that is shall do it
again" The fght between the Repub-
liean factions 10 fun for the Democrats.
and, in the end. defeat for she Rspubli-
cans, whatever they may do.
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~Ths Dayton Joornal make. the

H The Dayton Joornal makes the
lowing suggestion, which is worthy Of
favorable consideration
"Among the reformations possible,
practicable and demanded BY Humanity
and decency, is an appropriation for q
State asylum for the ineursble insane.
The wretchedDess o! this class OF miser
sbles in COUNTY iD6rmsries is simply in.
describsble. The State should make
provisios for them. It is an outrage to
coh6ne them iu county jals or in6rma'
r!es, and it is manifest that they cannot
be permitted to run OF large. The State
can provide for the N better and cheaper
than any other method that can be de-
vised.
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A Novel Wedding,

UNIoHTawN. Pa February IA nov
ell wedding ia reported from the south
ern end o. F.yete comfy The parties
came over out Of West Virginia into
Springhi.l township where E qnire Conn
made them one flesh The hi lie walk
ed from Fairmont, some thirty miles,
and met her husbani-to be two miles
above Morgantown. After the Squire
had sent them on their way rejoicing
they started to walk hack through the
mud and drpnching rain 10 Morgan
town, but when three miles on the way
the wife gave out and was left at house
with orders to 'come on in The morn
iug," which she did.
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TIE Republican papers are trying 10
make capital out Of the action Of the
Democratic members OF the Legislature
ON the resolution thanking Congress Tor
passing the Civil Service Reform bill.
As their action vas misrepresentation
OF the Democracy. and only an express
sion OF their own individual opinions, the
Democrats OF Ohio repudiats H.. and
raise their voices in favor Of the meas'
ure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-02-06

Mr.. q. P. CloUau. OF Butler County,
Ohio, has been airing his opinion Of the
opinions OF the people OF Civil Service,
and the next campaign in Ohio, 10 an
Enquirer correspondent in Washington
City. Claequers Of his stripe should
keep very quiet when awsy from home
and people would forever remain in ig-
sorance OF their irresponsible ohaTac-
tera.
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THe party that opposes Civil Service
Reform will meet = deserved defeat OF
The pefls noxi Fail. The Democracy OF
Ohio are almost unanimous iu favor OF
the PEsDLRToa bill. nov Law. and will
endorse il in their platform tho Enq.i-
yer gang TO the contrary notwilhstaad-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-02-06

TIE Legislative Committee decided,
last week, to indefinitely postpone the
Belmont Couuty Seat matter. The con
mittee should have allowed the citizens
OF Belmont County 20 vota % the q1ss.
ton Of removal.
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Col. JAMES JEEslNGa, formerly OF
Athens County. has resumed editorial
management Of the Waynssburg. Pa,
Nessenger. big JIA' is one OF the
largest hearted men living and his many
friends In .h,s secsion OF Ohio wish him
long life and unhoonded SUCCESS.
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THE New York CITY authorities are
vigorously pressing the prize aghters,
MACE and SLApF, and their hackers, Fox
and Hill TIE roUdy element In city
like New York is hard TO "doWu," bal
Mavor EDEsoS is determined to make
an effort in that direction.
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Famine In Russia.

CDEssA. Jan. 3l.-The Vastnik says
that famine prevails In the govern
men, Of Kherson and several peasants
have committed suicide to escape wit
Messing the misery of their starving
families.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-02-06

SPEAKER HoDGr entertains the opinion
that whatever the Republicans do on the
temperance question will be politically
damned by the people. Speaker EoDaE's
head is circular on that question.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-02-06

IT is rumnred that Governor FOSTER
is to succeed FoLeEa as Secretary OF the
Treasury Valued as rumors generally
are. bushel like this one would not be
worth A cent =
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which calls only for cheap and unskiled
labor, is more heavily taxed than the
soaps witch are articles Of in&ary and
require skilled labor.
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Distress in ireland.

LONDON, Jan 3l.-At the meeting
held here last night to devise means for
the relief OF the distress in Ireland Dir.
Justin Mccarthy said he anticipated thai
the pinch of The famine would he felt in
February and March. Mr.. O'Donnell,
member of Parliament, made violent
attack upon the government, which. he
said, had millions to spare for bayonet-
ing Egyptians, but none for relief works.
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~Address all letters:
"THE SPIRIT OF DEMooRAoY,"
Woodsfeld,
Monroe County,
Ohio.

I. NJ RILEr Esq has assumed con-
troll OF the st. ClalEsville Gazette. We
wish him success.
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1893.
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a DAIIK
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A young girl in Cleveland committed
suicide because she could 6nd no work
TO do.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1888.

"a union of hearts, union Of hands,
A union of States mono may sever;
A union of lakes, union of lands.
AAd the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER"
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GY virtue OF certain order Of sale In parti-
II tion issued from the coHrtof common pleas
within and for the county Of Monroe and State
Of 0hio,in case pending in said court between
she above named parties; and TO me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld. on
Saturday,the 24th day of February, 1888,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m, of said day, the following de-
soribed real estate situate In Monroe county,
Ohio, TO wit:
The southeast fourth Of the southwest
fourth OF section fourteen, township five and
range six in WSyns township in said county,
conta ming forty acres more or less.
Said property SO ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $500. and may sell for two.
thirds OF said sppraisement.
TRIMS OF SALR-0pe third cash in HAND.
one third in one year, and one third in tive
years ON day of sale, with interest; the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
npon the premises sold.
CHRIS. LUDR,
jan23, s3w5. Sheriff n. C. o.
JAMES WArsoz, Atty.
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NOTICE.

AEARY HosKINs and Jacob Hoskins, her
vi husband, who reside at Willow Island,
Pleasanss County, West Virginia, and Ann
Rlis. Allen whose place of residence Is
unknown, heirs Of Joseph Ward, deceased,
will take yDotice Ithas Joseph ,Garrard and
Jonathan Smith, Administrators, with will
annexed, Of the estate of Joseph Ward. de-
ceased, on the 4th day Of December, 1881,
fled their petition in the Probate Conrt Of
Monroe County. Ohio, alleging that said Je-
ssph Ward, tdied seized OF the following de-
scribsd real estate situate in Monroe County,
Ohio. TO wit:
The northeast quarter OF seetien thirty
three, township threA, range I've, containing
one hundred and four acres more or less.
Alss the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section.thirty four, township
three, range Ave, containing twenty six acres
more or less; alss, q part Of the southwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of seetien
twenty eight township three, range I've, ALI
lying west Of the read leading from Browns
vile to woodsfeld. containing twenty acres
more or less.
And also, the northwest part of the ssath
| west quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section twenty seven, township three. range
Ave. Beginning at the northwest cerner Of
said southwest quarter, running east to the
first hollow; thence with said hollow south
westwardly to the section line; thence north
to the p ace of beginning, containing four
acres mole or less In all one hundred and
fifty four acres more or less.
Tho prayer of said petition is for the sale
Of said real estate as authorised By the will
Of said festator.
The persons first above mentioned will
further take notice that they have been
made parties defendant to said petition, and
that they are required 10 answer The same
on or before the Gath day of February. 1888
| JOSEPH GARARD and
JONATHAN SMITH,
Administrators, with the will ann. xsa, Of 10
seph Ward, decd.
jane, SSt7.
DAVID 0KEY, Atty.
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WILL BE ISSUED BY THz
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-04-20
Beware Of Relinqutsh M ents.

The following instructions have been issued
by tns honorable commissioner Of the general
land Office fr the guidance Of district laod
officers ard are published for the benetit of all
concerued: The fact that relinquishnent Of
an entry or tilng ia at any time put upoa the
market a. . matter of common sale and
speculation, or that such rellnquisbm Mt is
in any manner made the eubject of sp: culative
negotiations is presumptive evidence that TIE
claim was fraudulent in its inception. Such
fraudulent entries Or filings will b. caccelfd
upou prop r showing If the facts and c,rc nm
stances of the case wherenp'n the land will b :
c,me au ject to prop r entry by tbs Il st legal
applicant. Prrrh~eers of rel qnlsuments Of
frsua ulent entries should understand tnat they
purchase as their own risk 30 far as the United
States is c0ncersed. and must SEEK tn i own
remedy a. der cal laws agains: th''se who may
have obtained their money without valuable
considerations. II giStera and rec*iVera will
report for 5iisbarment from pr sctice before the
interior aepartme Mt or s.y of it's b'a, ches an
attorney found Advertising for sale or deal lang
in reiipquishmenta of entries or filings.
Register Bea says the foregoing IL land office
gospel.