The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-01-20
SENECA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

We again take up our pencil to Jos
down q few OF The happenings or the
passing events that daily occur in our
immediate vicinity.
We have to report this week on the
sick list the following persons: Mrs.
Maggie McMullen. Miss Nellie Henning,
c. A. Howiler, J. W Warner, ESQ.,, and
Ms. j. H. Goodhart-the latter is at
ficted with heart dsesse; she was taken
exceedingly i'll on yesterday (SundaS
while Mr.. GoodhaIt and the Others OF
the family were attending church
and on Mr.. Goodhart's return he spoke
bat received no answer. Then he dis.
covered that she had completely lost her
speech and was in critical condition.
He summoned DR.. j. j. Burton and ives
soon relieved. an I at this writing is con-
sidershly better. We hope she may Se-
cover without any more trouble.
Mr.. Eiitor. after waiting sufficient
length of time we are able to furnish the
names OF two persons who voted fol
Jackson in 1928 and Cleveland in 1884.
Tney are James Daily and E D. Stephen.
The latter voted for Jackson and fnr
every other candidate up to the fall OF
1860, from which time he ceased to he
voter till 1884, when be voted Tor Cleve
land.
There was an oyster snnper at Henr,
Morris, on Rock River New Years eve
conducted by sUncle Fnller," in which
quite large crowd participated aud *.
pressed themselves well satisfied with
the privilege OF meeting in social "av.
and to sp nd the evening in talking over
the "reminiscences of the past and with
The privilege OF the fnal outcome Of par.
taking of the delicious o, s'er stew sew
ed by Misses Louisa Morris ard Linhie
Gilmore. which was done in 6rs,-class
style. We all did our part well, espe-
ciaIly "Uncle Fuller"
BORN TO Mr.. and M-s. b F. Howl.
Ter, dau sbter ON New Years day.
Again-on the sick list-Miss Anna
NJ. Folger.
Miss L S Stephen, formerly Of this
place, but now of Wheeling, Wes' Va,
spent lev days visiting relatives at this
place last week.
Messrs William and Frank Stephens
of near Hsrrietsvile, N)ble County,
spent several davs visiting relatives In
this neighborhood last week.
Messrs. A. s. Warner and R. p. Car
pentpr have just retnrLed from visiting
,our in Tyler County, West Va, las ing
about two weeks.
D. D jackson, o. Howiler's school.
Informs US that be has enrolled 55 schol.
ars an all progressing frely.
j. T. McMurrsy will enlarge his dwell
ling by erecting an addition to it the
coming summer.
Cur merchant, C L Eherle, in COM
pany with John Clause, visited at Mil
tonshurg YESTERDAY.
John Haren. of Chapel Hill. shipp' d
last week 10000 pounds of dried ap-
Piles.
J. W. Warner ahirped two loads Of
stock, one last week and The other the
week previous.
S. l.. Carpenter leaves this morning
for Woodsfeld, where his services have
heen solicited to act as Grand Juror.
Rev. J. F Mills preached at Calais on
las, evening to moderately y large crowd;
subject ives from The second chapter OF
Luke and latter clause Of the seventh
verse: "There was no loom for them in
the inn." He presented some noble and
grand thoughts on this subject worthy
the attention Of all present.
Joseph Miller, Of this place, is pack
ing tobacco for ohm Haren at Chapel
Hill.
D. Cline has been buying poultry this
winter and has been verv successful.
Where, oh, where is "asleepf"
UNCLE FULLER.