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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-01
Registration Notice.

Notice II hereby given th.t the Oficiai Register
Tor HALEY precinct for the regi tration of voters
Tor the forthcoming general election, will be
opened
MONDAY, JULY 81, 1884,
At 10 O'clock M. and that every dqy tn. reafter
until the Register shall! be closed according to law
shall be at my Office,
In the, Sh riffs Old Office, Bullion Street,
Between the hours of 10 a. m and D. IN . to st
tend to the registration Of voters.
". r. RILEY
Justice Of the Peace aud Reg stry Agent.
HALEY, Idaho. July II. 1884.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-01
DIR. A l. l. E N,
261a Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal

-. / have VEGETABLE COMPOUND, the result
Of many years of special practice and h. rd 81 udy
which under nv special advice NEVER FAILED
OF SUCCESS In the cure of LOST MANHOOD pRosrA
1ORRHEA. ETC. O3ltf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-01
DIR. LlEB,a's WONDERFUL GERMAN lNylGoH.rus

permanently prevents all Unnatural Losses from
the system mes IN" nerves strengthens the
cles checes the waste, l'vlgoratcs the whole sys-
tenn aud restores the afflicted to Health aud Hap
riness.
The reasol SO many cannot get cured of Seminal
weakness, Loss OF Manhood, etc, is owing to q
compilcHtlon. called PEOSIATORRHEA with HY.
PERAEIHEHIA, which requires peculiar treat
,ncnt. DIR. Liebigs lnvi9orator is the only posi-
tive cur for PROsfAIORRHEA, with peculiar
special treatment used nj the Iiehig Dispensary.
Price ot iuvigoratlr. s. Case OF six bottles SO.
walton.
Most wertu electric belts free - patients
To prove TIE wonderful pow,r of the Invigor.
ator,
A g BOTTLE GIVEN or SENT FREE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
GOVERNOR HOADLY
At Woods8eld,
On Saturday,
October ,4th.

TIE Bellaire Tribune. in an article on
the endorsement OF CLEVELAND and
HENDRICKS by the Tammsny Hall De-
mocracy OF New York. says:
"There we're over 300 members pes.
ent yet only 4S4 voted one way or the
other
The editor OF the Tribune certainly
knew, when he published the above, tina,
it was not true. The report OF the vote
on the adoption of The resolution ap-
peared in all the daily papers the morn
ing Of the 18th inst and was as follow !:
Ayes, S1Os nays, 81. At the same
meeting committee was appointed to
arrange for grand ratification meeting.
The fact is, the decision OF Tammany to
support the Democratic nominees has
ratified the editors of Republican papers
so badly that it is impossible for them to
tell or write the truth concerning it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Ina Nutshell.

ALBANY. S ptemher ia prominent
and vel informed Democrat thus cum.
married. the situstion to-day:
"There is not the shadow Of a doubt
of Cleveland's carr, ing tis Sac ny q
very large majority. We have the names
of over thirty thousand Republicans WHO
have signed rolls pledging themselves to
vote for Cleveland. There are thou
sands of Others whose names are in pos.
session Of the Independent R puhlicans
and with whom that orgai ization com.
municates directly, they still claiming to
be Republicans on everytI ing but the
electoral ticket and owing allegiance to
that committee alone. Again, we have
kno Wedge Of very large Dumber ol
Republicans who will not enroll, but who
are openly pronounced for Cleveland u
From the present standpoint New
JERSEY and Connecticut are as sale as
New York. We will get at last six
votes IRON Michigan, which will be q
graiuity. Schu'z campaign 10 Wiscon-
sin makes that State sure. So far as
West Virginia is concerned, there is no,
doubt about it. Everything. that we
hear from Ohio is OF the most cheering
character"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
HIf those eool orowers in Obi,

EE II those sool growers in Ohio,
who are gulled into support OF the Re-
publican party by the lying promises OF
the leaders of that party to restore the
tariff upon wool, could have been be.
hind the scenes" at recent conference
at the Fremont House, Boston, they
might have heard something to their ad-
vantage" The conference was composed
OF number of leading Republican pol
iticians Of the east and several wooden
manufacturers of New England. They
made bargain, and this Is the bargain
The manufactu ers are to subscribe lib
orally to campaign fund to elect Re-
publican Congressman in close districts
In return for this, the Republican lead
ers agree that the wooden manufacturers
shall have all The tariff legislation In
their interest that they ask. Especially,
that the tariff on wool shall not be re
stored but that the tariff on voolen
goods shall be increased.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Is it Supernatural?
Athens lOhio) Special.


A wide and warm degree OF public in
terest IS ELECTED in Rome township and
neighboring sections in this county by a
supernatural manifestation, as is grave,
ly claimed, and which. in brief, the resi-
dents of the locality join in relating as
follows: During the present summer
Miss Maggie. daughter Of MIR. Samuel
Copeland, a worthy citizen OF the village
of New England, filled pillowease with
swans down. which pillow she used du
ring subsequen. confinement with NAL
ady which proved fatal. Shortly after
the recent death of the young lady the
pillow referred to was emptied for the
purpose of washing it, and on its being
turned there was discovered on the inner
surface OF the case a distinct traeery OF
seven crowns (which number CORES
ponds with the number OF Mr.. Cope
lands family } above these crowns banks
Of beautiful clouds are represented, and
still above these are clearly delineated
groups Of angels. These figures, when
held to the light, are said to glisten like
gold. Since the discovery OF this re-
markable phenomenon Mr.. Copeland's
residence has been the center OF daily
,hrongipg visits from the curiosity-im
PEELED residents in that section Of the
country, who join in ascribing to the
strange circumstances supernatural
origin.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
sHERIFFs SALE
g. Il. Tyler 4 Co.
Erwin Kur.zman & Il.


DY virtue Of certain order of sale Is.
Dsued from the court Of common pleas within
ana for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in case pending in said court betwetn
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction At the
east door of the court house in Woods aeid ON
Saturday, the 1Sth day of October, 1884,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 3. m. aud 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio, to Wit.
The undivided half Of the west half Of
the southeast qusrter, and the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter, and the
southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
of section thirty two 1871, township three
[3] Of range three 13].
Also, Eve and half acres lying In section
thirty one t3ll and being in the northeast
corner Of the northwest quarter.
Also, fifteen acres in section thirty one, be-,
ginning on the section line between sections
thirty one and thirty two at the northwest
corner; thence south forty eight rods; thence
ffty rods east, thence north forty eight rods;
thence fifty rods west to the place Of bsglns
ming, containing In all one hundred and thirty
one and sixty nine hundrsdth acres. more or
less.
Said property 90 ordered to be sold Is ap-
praised at $4,000 and may sell for two thirds
of said appraisement. Terms Of sale, cash
before confirmation
S CHRIS. LUDR
septl6, Saws. Sheriff u. c. o.
A. J. PEARSON Atty for +. Kindelbergsr.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23


"MY DEAR FIsHER," and Mr.. JAMES
MULLIoAN furnished fifteen more of the
celebrated BLAINE MULLIeAN letters to
the public on the 14th inst. They ap
peared 10 the leading dailies Of that date
and created profound sensation
throughout the country. The opinion
prevails that honest Republicans 10 every
State will now desert the Republican col.
'umn by thousands. They canno: sup
port o candidate with q record as cor
rupt as that OF Mr.. BLAINE. An article
on our 6rst page, from the New York
World, should be carefully perused by
all our readers, also the letter which
BLAINE wrote to FISHER and requested
him 10 send back to exonorate BLAINE
before the meeting Of the Republican
National Convention. 1t is black re-
cord and furnishes evidence of Mr..
BLAINE's dishonesty and unfifness for the
Presidency that cannot be refuted.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23

The Bellaire Tribune, of the 10th
inst says that Gen. A. J. WARNER "vo.
ted for q free trade organization in the
House, by which all the committees were
given to the free-trsders."
The truth is, Gen. WARNER voted for
SAMUEL J. RANDALL for Speaker and op.
posed Mr.. CARLISLE, who Is free-tra.
der, throughout the contest. Col. Poor
MAN, in all fairness, should make the
correction. He knows that RANDALL is
not free-trader now, and further that
be never was.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
SHERIFF'S
ProC|anatiOn!!!
Presidentia! Election.
SHERIEE,S

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
~ electors Of the county Of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, that general election will be
held, as required BY law, on the Tuesday
next after the arst Monday In November iu
this year, being the
Fourth Day of November. 1854,
at the several places of holding general cleo
tions in said county Of Monroe, and you will
then and. there proceed to vote by ballot fol
Electors OF President and Vice President Of
the United States Of America, for the State
of Ohio as follows:
Two Electors for the State at Large.
One Hector. tor the FIRST Congressional Dis
trict Of the State Of Ohio;
One Elector for the Second Congressional
District Of the State of Ohio;
One Rlector for the Third Congressional Dis
trict Of the State OF Ohio;
One Blector for the Fourth Congressional
District Of the State Of Ohio;
Ona Rlector, for the Fifth Congressional Dis
triet Of the Stat, of Ohio.
One Hector for the Sixth Congressional
District Of the State Of Ohio;
One Blecior for the Seventh Congressional
District Of the State OF Ohio;
One Blector for the Eighth Congressional
District Of the ststs OF Ohio.
One Blector for the Ninth Congressional
Dist let of ths State Of Ohio;
One Rector for the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict Of the State OF Ohio;
One Hector for the Eleventh Congressional
District OF the State Of Ohio; So.
One Blector for the Twelfth Congressional
District Of the State o. Ohio;
One Bleetor for the Thirteenth Congressional
District Of the State Of Ohio;
One Rlector for the Fourteenth Congrsssion onal
District of the State Of Ohio;
One Rls, tor for the Fifleenth Congressional
District of the State Of 0hia;
One R!ec.or for the S xteenth Congressional
District OF the State Of Ohio;
One Elector for the Seventeenth Congress
sional District of the State Of Ohio;
One Rlector for the Eighteenth Congressional
District Of the State OF Ohio;
One Blector far the Nineteenth C Congressional
District Of the State of Ohio;
One alector for the Twentieth Congressional
District Of the State of Ohio;
One Electof for the Twenty-drst Congressional
District Of the State of Ohio.
The polls to be opened between the hours
OF 6 and 10 O'Clock in tbs forenoon of said
day, and closed at 6 O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day.
Givsn under my hand, at my ofhce In
woodsf eld, this goth day Of September A
D. 1884. CHRIS. LUDK.
sep23, 3,'s4w5. Sheriff IL. c. o,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
No clearer case of Demagogue was

No clearer case of Demagogue was
ever made out against any candidate than
that already establishei in this campaign
against "CoI." TAYLOR. The soldiers
appear to be the class 10 whom be has
specially addressed himself in that char
acter. A fair, honest statement Of pen
sion matters, and the policy Of the two
parties IN relation to legislation upon
that question, seems 10 he wholly beyond
his inclination or capacity. Such will.
fu determination to deceive and m;slead,
and such abject partisan bias aud mis-
representation, as he has shown on all
questions and at every point, must Ger.
talnly disgust every fair minded soldier.
Men like "Col TAYLOR do not shape
the policy Of their party. He was re-
garded in Congress as wind-bag and
consummate bore. The men who direct
legislation on the Republican side, and
VINO shape the policy OF the party, are
the SHERmANs, the EDMUNDs and men
Of that character and capacity. "Col."
TAYLOR had not nor would he have, any
more influence in directing legislation in
Congress than the Man in the Moon.
And yet in the matter Of arrears Of pen
sions, for inatsnee, he would make the
soldiers believe that it is only necessary
to return him to Congress and the meas
ure would be adopted! But the SHER-
MANS and the EDMUNDs are opposed to
it-his party is opposed to it-and he
only advocates it in order to secure
votes, for be knows full we'll that his
party will never adopt the measure. ~:
Turn the Demseoeue out!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23

EEThe New YORK Herald makes the
following plain showing in regard to the
boasted Republican victory (f) iE
Maine:
"Mr. Blaine, therefore, appears to be
four thousand votes more popular IN
u aine than the late President Garfield,
and four thousand votes less popular
than ex-President Rutherford B Hayes.
This is not very hopeful showing for
the Republican Presidential candidate
In his own State 1t does not show an
overwhelming enthusiasm for ''favor-
tie son." On the contrary, it shows that
il the Democratic National Committee
had chosen to contest this election, in.
stead OF letting il 60 by default, they
might have done SO with an excellent
chance OF Success"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Run, Taylor, run or Warner will catch

Run, Taylor. run or Warner will catch
you.-Spirit Of Democracy.
IAN homes, confession IS good for the
soul" We are glad to see that the
Spirit recognizes the fact that, in spite
OF the Democratic majority in this dis
trict, Taylor is ahead 10 the race for
Congress. And the beauty ~ it is he
means to stay there.-Bsleaise Tribune.
He was not "AHEAD IN TIE RACE"
when bis services were needed at the
front. during the war, any more than he
is now. He runs from joint-discassion
with WARNER now, as be did from battle
then. Safety then was at home; no ~ it
is in a square back down when challeng-
ed to discuss the issues before the peo-
pile. Such a candidate cannot and will
not be able to convince the people that
he is anything but "white feather,
whose running qualities we're always ex.
hibited in seeking safe places in the
rear Of our armies-in Ohio and Indi-
ans. Soldiers take no stock 10 such can
didates.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

A CC0UNTS and vouchers have been fled
n in the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. by the following Administrators, Rxs
ecutors, Guardians and Trustee, to Wit:
First and dual settlement account Of Mar
tina L. Hart Rxecutrix Of the will Of Rlisabsth
Hart, deceased. n So
Third partial settlement account of Aaron
w. Howell Bxeeutor Of the will Of Aaron
Howell, deceased,
First partial settlement account Of Alex.
W aud Albert NJ. voegtly, Executors OF tho
will Of Martin voegtly, deceased.
Third partial settlement account Of Henry
aud Cyrus T. Miller Executors Of the will Of
Joon Miller deceased.
Second and fiual settlement account OF w.
1T. uurd, Adm'r with the win annexed, upon
the estate Of William Lippincott, Diseased. $
FIRST and 6usl settlement account OF John
Meyer Administrator Of the estate Of 6ott-
lieb Meyer, deceased.
First partial settlement account Of Bdward
key Administrator of the estate Of James
worley, deceased.
First aud final settlement account Of W.
s. r,dd Administrator Of the estate Of Ri.
abeth Murry, deceased.
l First aud dnal settlement account OF VIII
liam H. Fowler Administrator OF the estate
of Robert Fowler, deceased. Il
first and final settlement account Of Mary
| J. Daily Administrator Of the estate Of c.
D. Daily, deceased.
Second and fna! settlement account Of
Nathaniel Wiley Guardian Of the estate Of
Flora N. Bishop, minor, (now Of full sge)
Third partial settlement account Of Jacob
Kassermsn, Guardian Of the minor heirs Of
Msgdalena Kasserman, deceased.
Second and final settlement account ei
John W. Grimes Trustee OF William Cslvin
non. resident minor (uow of full ags.)
ANY psrsen Interested may ile written sx
ceptioi.s TO said accounts ~ any i.sm therss
on or before the 10Th day Of October next
when the same will be finally heard and con-
tinued from day to day until disposed Of
R. K. WALTON,
sepl6, 's4ws. Probate Judge. n. &c, o,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23

TIE dissatisfaction of the German ele.
ment in Indiana with the temperance leg.
islation Of the Republicans, the active
canvass Of the Prohibitiouists and the
fact that two dollar bills are scarce this
year, render it certain that the State will
90 for CLEVELAND
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Arrears of Pensions.

| Not content with deliberate and will.
ful Misrepresentation of the position oi
the Democratic party and Gen. WARNER
upon the question of pension legisla
ton, "Col." TAYLOR and certain OF bis
newspaper organs in this district are no
engaged in the lsgrsnt attempt to de.
ceive the soldiers in regard to arrears OF
pensions.
They object to Gen. WARMERS bill
because it did not provide for the pay.
ment Of arrears. But do the Senate
amendments to the Mexican pension bill,
which they are prating so much about,
provide for arrears2
They do not. The amendment pro-
posed by Senator INGALLS,, providing for
arrears was defeated in ihe Republican
Senate by Republican votes. Senator
SHERMAN spoke at considerable length
against the proposed amendment and it
wss defeated.
TIE soldiers should not be deluded
with the hope that the Republicans will
do anything for them in this regard. No
arrears are provided in the pending bill,
and as long as the Republican party has
control Of legislation, the soldier need
never expect arrears. 1t was leh for
Democratic House, through the exer-
tions OF that gallant democratic soldier,
Gen. RICE, to pass the first arrears Of
pension bill, and so strong and persistent
was the Republican opposition to its pas
sage thst 1t requlred three whole years
to enact the measure. The question was
discussed at that time, and the duplcity
of the Republican party was fully ex
posed. Failing to appesse the soldier
by proiuse explanation and apology, they
deliberately adopted the measure as their
own and claimed the credit for its pas.
sage.
The action OF "Col" TAILOR in claim.
ing that be is in favor OF the payment OF
arrears is equally as bare-faced and de.
ceptive. Does any one outside Of the
TAYLOR family believe for moment that
Col" TAYLOR would have more inal.
ence 10 shaping legislation than Senators
SHERMAN and EDMUSDs ana dozen 9th.
ersi 1t matters not what be is ID favor
OF, his party staLds squarely committed
in its opposition to the further payment
OF arrears OF pensions. Fhe soldiers
will readily understand this. We imag-
inc that "Col" TAYLoR's position on any
question would have about as much in
duence upon legislation as gnat on
bulls horn would have over the move-
ments of the bnh.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Blaine's Defense of Blaine.
New York Herald.

There is something touching in the
draft of the letter which Blaine prepared
Tor Fisher to sight contained such a
sweeping denial Of all the charges which
had been brought against Blaine. and
would have proved so effective a cam
paign document. Blaine says be Sc
cured the bonds ION precisely the same
terms that every other buyer received :"
the transaction was "perfectly open;" be
suffered loss and met it with "inlegritv
and nerve," and op the whole bis "con-
duct was in the highest degree honorable
and straightforward"
Only one thing was lackiug-Fisher's
signature. He would not sign what he
knew to he lie.
Blaine's defense of Blaine only con
demns him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
WARNEa's msjority 2,t00

Two weeks since we propoonded the
following inquiries to the Guernsey
Times. the organ of Capt. ] D TAYLOR: ::
"Was J. D. Taylor, at any time from
1861 to 1868, engaged 10 furnishing sub.
stitutes Tor price2
"Dd j. d Taylor, at any time during
the war, furnish money to parties enga-
ged in furnishing substitutes, and receive
share OF the profits ?"
There are parties here and at Barnes
vile who are anxious to see the answers
to the above queries. Let the 2sses
speak out.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Nsp, 9obertissments,
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

| WILL sell my property at Greon Brier,
=! Monroe County. Ohio, consisting Of Five
Acres of Land, with good two story
frame dwelling house, store room 3lx37. III
foot story, with wareroom attached; good frame
stable and other outbuildings. A good apple
and peach orchard just beginning to bear. This
property is situated four miles east of Grays-
vile. miles west of Antioch and 5 miles
north of Brownsville. Will sell stock of gen.
eral merchandise, with property, at reduced
price Persons wishing to purchase sdch
property will do well to call on or ad dress
JOS. GARARD.
Green Brier, Monroe Co., Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23

MONEY will be used freely In Ohio be.
tween this time and October IA, by the
Republicans. to try to carry the State
They have given up the idea OF carrying
Ohio by arguments; they now expect to
do IL by purchase in the large cities
They will fail.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-09-23
Blaine's Business Capacity.
New York World.

We find the following brilliant para
graph in the Cincinnati Commercial Ca
z,tte:
"Mr. Blaire built house 10 Washing
ton when Secretary of State that cost
800. 900, as we have been informed, He
succeeded in renting it for $4,000
year. This seems to indicate business
capacity"
! There is no discount on Mr.. Blaine's
"business capacity" He has knowl.
edge of "business'' that is absolutely
phenomenal. Ever since bis entrance
into public life be has been looking about
for channels 10 which to make himself
usefulsin a business way. His letters to
"Dr Fisher" handed down in an admir-
ing world through Mr.. Mriligan of Bos.
ton, indicate in the clearest manner Mr..
Blaine's business capacity. This letter
for instance, written by Mr.. Blaine while
Speaker of the House of Representa-
.tlves. is "business" from end to end:
AUGU.TA. June 80, 1859. =
MY DEAR Mr. FIiHER: thank you
for the article from Mr.. Lewis. 1t is
good in itself and will do good. He
writes like a man of large intelligence
and comprehension. Your offer to ad-
init me to participation in the new rail.
road enterprise Is In every respect as
could expect or desire lthanK you sim
cerely for it, and in this connection l
wish TO make suggestion of some
what selfish character. 1t is this: You
spoke of M. Caldwell dlsposing of
share OF his interest to me. If be really
designs 10 do so, wish he would make
the proposition definite, so that could
know just what to depend upon. Per
haps If he waits till the full development
of the enterprise ne might grow reluct-
ant to part with the share and do not
by this mean any dlstrust OF him. do
not feel that / shall prove a dead head in
the enterprise il once embark in 1t. /
see various channels In which know l
can be useful. Very hastily and sincerely
your friend, j. G BLAINE.
Mr.. Fisher, Iudia street, Boston.