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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
UALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TkusrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMpRoyEp
REAL ESTATE On SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
STREETN- AROvE BOUNDARY.

REAL E0JATE On SEVENTH AND
STREETS. ABOVE BOUNDARY.
By virtue of deed Of trust from John F. Buck; "a
in Lber se9 folio $50, Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia and also of decree OF the SUI
Court Of sad bis .rct passed september Is 1854
in equity cause No. 90l3, substituting Arthur Biz
ney trustee in place Of Andrew LaDcdon we viii sell
A. public sssts IL iT9as Of tie s "a SAPSR
THREE O'CLOCK PM. sll Of lot A. in J: B Asw's
Subdivision Of Mount Pleasant. excepting only the
south four feet front 7h street road by 40 feet in
depth Said property frontage OF 80 ieet inches
extended. which ,ronts 10 feet inches and ad
tits the stables Of the Metropolitan Railway Copany
4 WI b cold ~ three lots az follows Que OF IT, IT.
On Sh street each 20 feet inches by III eet IN shes
The vemelts consist of Substan al frame dwell
Ling of about ten rooms on the It'll street front.
Terms Of sale Ore-forth cash. Of which 800 must be
paid ut time Of sale each lot and the balance In equal
payents in one two and three years with de-
ferd payments TO be secured by deed Of trust on the
properly sold All conveyancins aud recording ct Cos
II purchaser IL terms Of sale are not complied with
In ten days the property will be resod at the cost and
A l. BARBER
lie Droit Building. rr,,s.ss,
ARTHUR A. ENEY,
did 456 Louisiana avenue.
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STEAMERS.

CUN ARD LINE.
EoTICE
LANE kOUT
1Hf BGTNfGb s Mn NoRK t SSffNr LIMITED
fRoA PIER 20 L. NEW YORK
BoTHS1A We'd Jna Z. ScYT IA. Wed Feb T.
GALL1A....... Wed, Jan Ia sEKvGA....Gea. feh. n.
OREGON Wes Jan q GAIILA. $500. We'd, FEB. ls.
AND sklRN WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PA.SAGf--Seo $50 ard tieo according
TO accommodations
steerage al very low rates seersse tickets from Law
sroo and QGeenstowp and ~ UsF parts VI Europe a.
lowest lltes.
:, THROUGH bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow,
6avre Antwerp and other ports tie Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freslt and passage apply % tbe Cornpa ysofhcs
CIlS BlGEL0N & Co COS ,ti ST., washington. ID &.
Orto Nessrs OTIS BlGkIQw Co
ia1 eos TN street. Nashington
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RAILROADS.
phLTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.


RhLTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, DEC olsr 1884
UNTIL FURTbkR NOTICE
Leave Wszhiaston from station. os New Jersey
Fer cn,c.sc, gyg n. and 10 o.. daily, The sa
N is fast Limited Express to Pttsbur. and Chicago
ar.lTlak N ri surg 50 ~ chicaCo aext norn.
i,g at 900 No extra tar charged this train for
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St. Louis daily ct &c
pm, and 1olo p. m with through Coaches ami ralscs
N tan t. fast Ii tied ilain 10 l.ncinn.u aud 81
0s 20 m IN maj sare s1t ., oHs IT.. =.
das rs cs wsia ana bs
e ss',nss. q e. e. ss AZ ss rs
fsl Ir a = .so sie fS - $50 .aH 700
For ronts on the railroad and Points
I.r ANNAPOLIS. 60 Ca M and l2lo.nd ss0n m: on
fsr rhs I Washington and p4lt.mo
@ Sn s oo SUNDAYS s9 ss M M s SS 10 .d
ana PM For ssss sSDs On Ms,rsDSsn 6s.SR
. tI,nsh sos sm is ss .scs s.ssS
sSs n; daiiS except sunday Tor Frsds-iCs. :Os
10 aasersievn. o5 a. M daily esscp. Sunday and
Train. arrive from the West daily $50 7.2oa N. l:s.
From ANNAPOLIS. .: 9 a N ana l.se aud as p N.
From s s;V m daily e1ssp; susas
.s leave Ba as f iSs wssna.son at ss
ESQ $50 aud io:s6 M o. sun. avs, !: q 90
ara 800 nj so. 1885, S. ESQ $50 and 10 80
All trains from Washington stop Of Relay Station ex
fa further information apply q. the san,Or. and
Clio Ticket Office-WasIinston station. si6 aud i3sf
MI ls ,ate for baggage to be checked and
ga D. LORD. Gena 1 PASSENGER s.,i% &sss.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TENODAo OOWLINU' Aucti0heeI'
kxECuTOR'S SALE OF A FINE TwO-STORY AND
GANSARD BRICK DWELLING, CONTAINING
TEN ROOMS AND BATH ROOM, WITH MOD
ElsN co yENIENGHs. KNOWN AS NO. 1892 )
STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of the sthotity vested in by the last Oh
Will sna testsfnent Of Matte Lathrop deceased. ~
Will sell ct public auction in front Of the premises ~
on TUESDAY. the TH1RTEEGTH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY: A. D.. 1885,, AZ -FOUR O1LOCK p. NJ, lot num-
bered fyone t51 in Pierce and Elingies sub division
Sf square numbered two hundred and seven GO with
D. G. The lot Il 10 feet inches front by Ia i"et deep
condition.
TERMS of sale: One third cash. of which $l08 must
be paid vt time of sale and the balance III equal pay
Hlents In six ana nine montls. with interest. all
cash. ~ the purchaser may prefer. The deferred pay
ents 70 be secured by deed Of trust the property
sold AL cOnveysncinK and recording ut cost plIr
chaser II terms OF sale not cuplied with in
days the property Will be resold 1t the risk Of
tho purchaser. HENRY Nj. B3 kER,
Ja2-dfS Executor and Trustee.
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but not Controlled any Set Of Politicians or Manipu.
lators; Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all the
News Of Il, Day in the most Interesting Shape and
with the satest possible Promptnsss. Accuracy and
Impartialt and to the Promotion of Democratic ideas
and Policy in the affairs Of Government Society and
Industry.
RATES, BY NAIL. POSTPAID:
DAILY. perrear. % 90
DAILY, perMonth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
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XNALTER B. w1LL1AMs.k CO.. Auctioneer..


SALE OF CoNDEMNED STORES Al. MARINE
~ rBAkkAGKs WAsS l Is D G ,o0-
TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, shall sell at public auction a
large quaint Of condemned articles such Cartridge
Waist Bets. Knspsaefs. EsSsrsacss' oaneens sd
IRON Brass Trrmpets. Drums. Crescents aud Straps.
OLD Hose swords frogs, etc. etc.
Terms cash at time OF sale.
dad WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts.
NHANCEEY SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
u STORY AND BACK. gJILDING DWELLING,
Ne as NEW Y0RK e. AyENTE, BETWEEN EN- IH
A MsRE iIa STREETS NoRrHwEsr' CITY OF
BY virtue 9! decree of the supreme Court OF
District Y Columbs; the Goth day Of No #
sa sSxf I ,tS, 5ssSR &
q FOUR O'CLOCK II, all that pisce or parcel Of
a. follows: Beginns at point Il feet 81 inches from
nortGwestsriy sonx the line Of New YORK AVENUE Is
~ tie pubic , sail
the Northwestern Of sud lot snd thence par
ssl Th the western line Of said lot to the said
ef e e.a e. inches on New
With ap average depth Of I5s feet to wide alley ami is
improved by threesto front with two STORY back
water Ioset hydrsnt water two doors: well water
| In kifchcu: gas throughout
Tei1ps: One. cash; the balance in two equal
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust or all
cash. ct option Of purchaser All conveyaneng and
I, SS q dsx n sale
risk and cost OF the defaung purchaser deposit of
| s2oo required at time Of sale.
Administrator, &c. Estate of J. p McKean. deceased
"a, q, WALTEE b WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
l 800
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BY virtue Of an order of the Supreme Court of the
Dctrist CT Colunba holding an Orphan s Court will
a admin sell at p'lbiic auction at Barlows Art.
Gallery. No. 1926 pennsylyaIla avenue northwest.
Washington City, D. c., oil paintings. watercolor-
rors EAseis etc Msuy OF the PAINTINGS and eng.vis
are old and valuable among which number of
landscapes, artists studies from the nude or.
traits of William II Harrison. Don Miguel. King of
\ Stephens Mrs; r l. Hayes, ar John Drew Mrs.
SiRourney and others: also Old India China OF three
periods. Croquet China AMI old Philadelphia China.
The sale will commence on MONDAY. the 1WEL H
DAY of JANUARY. 1899 at TdREE ana EIGHT
O'CLOCK P. Land will continue every sfterneen and
evening. ut the same hours aid place until all shall
have been sold
And on WEDNESDAY, The FOURTEENTH DAY
will also sell at said Art Gallery the unexird term Of
lease Of said Art Gallery rental 800 monthlease
expires LIST August. 1SSG-aid also SHOWCASES tables.
portfolios. work b,nches tools. irons stoves. old
frames aud materials belonging to frst-ciass art
store. and also one mare cRrriaEe harness. bushes
wagon. sleigh runners. tlc all belonging to the
Of late Henry n. Barlow tho wellknown art
seur.
Terms of sale: Cash WILLIAM J. MILLER
$50 dts Administrator
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CoScENrnArrp
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER,
KENTICKY's GREAT NATURAL REMEDY,
STIMULATES THE LIVER.
REGULATES THE BOwELR
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
SPECIFIC FOR CONSTIPATION AND SICK
HEADACHE.
This concentrate is obtained by cvaporstine Natural
Crab Orchird Water Esc bottle &C OF represents two
gallons natural water. PRICE IS cts.
Zee that Grab Apple" trade mark Is on the label,
As remedy SUPERIOR 10 THE SALTS. The GEN.
UINE CRIB ORCHARD SALTS are sold under the same
"rab Apple trade marx in sealed paper box packages
NO GESUINE CRAB ORCHARD SALTS ARE SOLD
Buy only Crab Apple brand For sale by all arrsxist.
CRAB ORCHARD WATER Co
SIMON N. JONES Manager.
js1-th.s,u Louisville, KY.
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MEDICAL. DC.

MEDICAL. DC.
NFASEGop RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE or
w ~ two Of Or SR9Ii;s' lnyisorasng Cordial
siy and a1 imPoeey It igars vEor to the gh.ie
4 DIR BR.jTHERs is tn oldest established airertis-
nk pyf 1 fs tx es You p
west attention paid all diseases peculiar
to sfs narried OF si,lzls Al lsresrsrfies and oya
good accommodations. and kind Efficient nurses fur
nished to those VINO may desire to stay few days in
the city Under his treatment. d4-lln.
DR. LION, THE OLDEST. ESTABLISHED AND
consulted daily Missouri avenue fret street soua
q Pennsylrana avenue between al and ~ streets All
llopt treatment. Corrcs ondence consultations
sires., sSnienti Separate ROOMS Tor iasies 0ics
mr.. ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN SPECIAL
sTis: of baltimore can he confdentialIy consulted
satuptat iron to p m at s5s stree. northwest
near street His great succ? and experiences val!
Justify yor waiting to consult him Oh Those days "a 3n
MADAME DE FOREST las NEuEDY FOR La
Ik dies All female complaints quietly cured Can be
s s9 daily ut 15 7 street ,sds Once hours
nEBILITY OF THE GENFRAsIvF ORGANS
!. tss sp5f X g 81 S'IhhS METF Pps
t SHPs 's 4 e hsniIf
CONSUMPTION.
have positive remedy for the above disease: by its
use thousands OF OF the worst kind and of long
standing haze been cur-i. Indeed. strong is my
faith in its efficacy that will send bottles Free
together with valuable treatise this disease to
sufferer Give express and pu<tofice address,. DIR. T.
A. SLOCUM. iSl Pearl street New Yora n3scoS K-6m.
1 CARD-TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
"A errors and indscretinns of YOUTH nervous weak
ness early decay. loss of manh 3D. &C. VIII send
cice that Will cure yCU. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy discovered by miss. onary In South
America lend Sclt addressed envelo;e Rev JOSEPH
T. INsIAS. station l.. New York oc4 stu. th&h
EsENNIROY ~. PILLS.-CHICHESTEk'SE ENGLISH
L the only genuine. For full particulars incloss
fou cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Company No
2Si3 Madison Square. Philadelphia, Pa Iayl0-ecd
nR. DODDS NERVINE. No. "A PERMANENT
Cure :or Nervous and Physical Debility. Loss OF
Vitality causol by ,ndiscretion, eXcesses Sc.
Sold at STANDfF0ND'S 81. Cloud Pharmacy, corner
9th and + streets. Price 81
sent !.y mail sealed au26-tu,t.s
nR. E6BERTsoN. THE EXPERT spECIALISr
~ who stands high in his profession is acknowiedeed
10 be an expert without peer III the wide world in the
treatment and cure Of Private Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Lost Vitality. Impaired Manhood and Abuses
Ct the system Iladder Kidney and all diseases of the
Urinary Organs Recent cases Positively cured III to
tdays No mercury or caustcs used. Can be consulted
etery Wednesday and Saturday. iron 10 SPIN, 81 his
Office 4t6 Cn.w. Refers to leading physicians OF ba
more Main Office 30 Liberty ST. Ba! ,imore. Md lnh31
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TIME VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

TIE SdVHI LINE 10 THE SOUTH, BOUTHWE8T
AND WEST.
Schedule in effect OCTOBER IA lEs&
e10 A. M.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
compositions to q, poists south md soafhyest.
man Seeping Buffet cars from New York and wash
inRton e Atlanta Pullman sleeIdng cars froln
Washington and Atlanta 70 New OrlcanR
610 p. M.-LOUISylIlE FAST LINE Daily via Char
ottsyille 70 Cipcinuau. Louisville end al Western
points. Pullman Sleeping cars Washington TO
Louisville.
10:l0 r. M-SoUTHERN NAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
to al points South md Southwest via Dsnvtlie and
Charlotte. Pullman sieepang cars from Waxhipg-
ton viz Danviue. Charlotte and Atlanta to New
Orleans; also. from Washington via Charlotte and
Columbia 70 Augusta
NJ daily. except Sunday
warre,lton trains leave Washington at $40 A II aud
$40 p. N. daily
For tickets and information inquire ct Compsnyso OF.
6ce COZ Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave IRON u.
II. sIxuaHrER, n MCDANIEL.
Gen. Pass Agent Ageut
su2 SOL HAAS. Tranc Manager
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THE NEW YEARS FASHIONS.

FASHIONABLE YEILOw-EOW JEwELRY Is WORN
-NpTABI.E .2Ts-GLOyEs AND MITTBNs-
RUSSIAN JACKET. ETC.
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For Other Auctions See 9TH Page.
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/ straight Tor MISS Florence White, carving in
his lobster-colored hands book suggestive Of
the p. d. Company.
Colonel HaldaDe, from his solitary seat In the
deep recess of the bay window facing the en-
! trance 10 The Grange" felt an awful sensation
/ come over him. Was this the myrtle arriving7
and had the Mention folk absolutely charged the
carriage to Miss White? What should he do!
/ He shrunk behind the deep amber Of the cur
tains, then as suddenly emerged
| bring Myrtlei" these were her own words,
/ and he made violent rush across the room to
/ her side.
TITS the myrtle!" he said. breathlessly. cal
| low me. The stupid people have made mis-
take" he continued. incoherently 1.-THE idea
OF charging the carriage to TOUi" And he
tbr"'V q sovereign into Tommy's bashful In
| geI
Mss White looked at Col. Haldane with ever
charging pupils. He had returned lately from
Egypt, had been indefatigable at the lombard
ment Of Alexandria, had had an Illness on his
| return. and she remembered hearing that ne had
been obliged to have his head shaved. She con-
tinued to look at him quite tenderly. as these
thoughts htted pnansom-lke about her.
have saved me the trouble OF fetching nv purse.
This is a new boy-country manuers' Won know.
| he wants instruction" And. smiling nleassnt,v'
she moved out of the room after the yanishIng
figure of Tommy.
In the round. roomy hail stood a hnye tube
matted up and bearing the name, eau Myosotis.
D Mention" etc.
Its Towering myrtle, Miss," said Tommy:
the biggest, the carrier says. 1t ever fell to bis
Fetch a pair Of gardening scissors. Tommy {.
said Miss White, land another time nevrr van
ture to bring P. d. G. books Into the draw
kind Of thing"
Tommy took the color natural to him in vet
deeper hues. and ran for the scissoss. Miss
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STYLISH BLOUSE FRONTS are sometimes formed
OF a made at-home creation. formed of narrow
braid fastened together in floral designs Others
are of fine ecru. IRISH or domestic tatting Such
blOuses are finished with either small stand
up irise or a go0d-siZed collar of velvet.
TIE SIMPLEST ARRANGEMENT OF THE HAIR is
adopted by school girls. such as hanging braids
or twisted knot low on the nape of the neck,
while the front may be brushed smoothly back
II the forehead IL low, or cut in a bang If the
forehead is too high. Crmping the hair in pins
is Injurious while il Is greasy
A BALL DRESS Of salmon pink silk is covered
With longitudinal folds Of tulle of much paler
shade powdered ali over with marabOut feath-
ers. In the founce at the bottom of the skirt
there are other marabOut. very soft and light
The bodice is of pink satin. with garland OF
marabouts around the neck.
A VERY PRETTY DRESS is made Of beige cloth
aid thicker wooden fabric OF the same shade,
brocaded with small pattern of small butter
flies in brown and old gold; the skirt OF the
cloth Is plain and round. plated at the back
only. and without any trimmings; the polOnaise
of the brocaded material is fastened sideways
being long on one side and short on the other
and trimmed over each front with deep roses
OF gold or brown velvet. and belt of the same
velvet; the bodice is buttoned on one side with
large velvet buttons, and the long sleeves have
velvet iacings.
TIE Russian JACKET is rapidly gaining in
favor. 1t Is charming and cOquettish little
garment, and can be made available either for
morning costumes or demi-dress toilets. A
costume with one Of these jackets is given tor q
dinner dress. which is very elegant. Ii is OF
elephant gray faiiie and velvet The petticoat
Is OF the faille, made with a single deep founce,
pinked OCT on the edge; over this Is plain
skirt Of hne gray lace. gracefully draped. Panels
aud full back drapery are made OF the velvet,
and the panels are joined over the front by
bands OF passementerie. The bodice Is Rus
alan jacket OF the velvet, opening In front over
. full piastron OF lace; the elbow sleeves are Of
fsille, with rows of velvet. and are edged with
ace. The collar Ia quite high.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-07-07
New York Sun.
Will They Gomez

As soon as the Ohio Republicans greet
of henrt II not OF head, proudly ran mp
TO The mizzen peak ihe same old Shirt
Sanguineous, and heneath 1t the notable
old cofiee-hag trousers Of The same
Young Joe Forsker,a gentle rumor trick.
led through the land that Brother Blaine
ard Black Jack would rally under these
venerated standards mkt. fall. take the
stump in Ohio. and make tie Republican
canvass there cresk and belly with the
wind Of their loud-smiting oraiorv. This
trickling rumor has been somewhat rude
" stopped nv the fact that neither Back
Jack nor Limher Jim seemsto know that
he IS going to heed the pitiful cry of the
Buckeye Republicans implo,irg him 10
go over into Ohio and help them.
But VII, should any Republican s'aies-
man of large displacement want tn both
er himself about the Ohio election an,
wav2 It's verv Interesting question
to John Sherman whether he shall 90
hack to the Senate again and get sume
strong purchase Tor his Presidential
UVOug Uut WIN 10 Suct fudu III DidiUt VI
Logan? IF the Democrats carry tha
State. they will Re joyous; hut II The,
lose it,tbere is no reason why they should
have The tiniest title OF sorrow. A Re-
pnhlican State 81, Is, and II the Rcpuhi-
cans can't get it back they will have just
cause for tears: bu, their triumph or de
feat will nnt be national matter, and
will perhaps be Of deeper interest to onr
esteemed and extremely 6rm conlcmpo
rsrles, the Prohi5itiouists, than to any.
body else 80
The Ohio election is a State election; (;
but right fsefefnsNpw york State ere
is to he an election really national, and
whoseFesnlt will be a matter. Of wide-
reaching and perhaps decisive impor-
lance in national politics. II Brother
Blaine and Brother Logan, each on HE
own hook. are 10 dive once more into
the troubled waters. 1t will he money in
their pockets TO jump into NV York
and not into Ohio. o. course they NAV
regret that ever they went in, but ma
ton will watch their performances :.
Everything depends upon New York.
and if any lonehpaded Repnhiicsn states
man can make New York depend upon
him in any considerable degree, be will
make big chief ~ himself and no mis-
take And Nav York is large enough
for both Blaine and Logan. and they
can revolve through it without collision.
We shall be glad to have them come
They will make things interesting. and
stir up the Democrats TO the full import
OF the campaign.
But will either OF theae notable Re-
publicans decide to Gomez Will either
Of them forget that any Republican
whom thew might help to he Governor
OF New York will, II elected, have q
laundering boom for the Republican
nomination for, President three years
hence2 ? Even If Brother Blaine's proxy.
Our Own Evsrts, shall run for Governor
next fall, will Brother Blaine work liis
hardest for him7 Will Brother Logan ?
All these gentlemen expect to live un-
til November, 1888, at least.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-07-07
A Desperate Array.

On the 4th two men named FuLMER
and REEvss engaged 10 fight near Mrs
Cooks while coming from the Fair
Grounds.
FuLxER struck REEvEs a blow on the
head With large stone held In tis hand,
knocking him senseless. After REEVES
was down FULMER struck him three mur
derous blows on tbghsad with his fst.
A large crowd collected bat FuLMER
made h.s escape to his home on Sunish
Creek.
Physicians we're called and REEVES
was restored to 60 sciousness, and sent
home on the night train East to some
point in Belmont County
JoHN READ aud JoHs wfL.oN arrested
FULMFR at bis house Saturday night
WILSON fred four shots at him when
FuLMER called out that he surrendered
WiLsoH told him to throw up his hand 8
which be did. He was brought before
Mayor HoErFLER Sunday morning and
committed on q charge OF assault With
intent to kill, 10 default OF 81 900 bail.
The boys Who arrested FuLAER deserve
thanks for their nerve aud prompt action
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-07-07
A wise Combatant.
July Z. 1ss5-2w.

Not long ego young Englishman be.
came involved in q quarrel With no less
than five different meh. and challenged
each one of them 20 mortal combat. AL
accepted, and we're upon the ground 10
time. Then the hero Of the fight said
be wouldn't fight them all, hut would
fight the best man frst. The five began
discussing the OUT stion of who was the
best man, and got to lighting They
struggled over the subject for about q
quarter OF an hour, the champion sit.
ting on log ss umpire, and when the
question was finally settled, the "best
man" could have been whipped by any
body. and was not ready to fight. Then
the challenger walked off with all the
honors, and Was proud and happy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-07-07
TheFourth.

About 8 600 people attended the races
In Woodsheld on the lib,
The Cslithumpian parade in the morn
ing Was success, and caused many
hearty laugh.
The races we're running and pacing
aud while great speed wss not shown
the contests we're exci'ing and satisfac
tory.
FRANK HAYs, Of Clarkshurg, West
Va. took N6rst snd second money IN tbs
running race; GRorx, Of williamsburg
this county, taking third place.
HArs. also, carried of first and sec'
ond 10 the pacing contest, HARTsHoRs :
colt taking third money.
The Gre works and balloons put OF
and put up 10 the evening we're feature
OF the occasion
With the exception OF the afrav. moi
ticed elsewhere, the day passed away
peaceably aud pleasantly and at night
everybody vent home quietly and we'll
With the fun.
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ms. \. 9. WEST, Local Editor.

Road Receipts At 21 cents per hun
dfed.
Wool Is selling at 80 cents in this
county.
The nav livery stable will be 6e feel
10 length.
Tobacco raisers have set out quite .
large acreage this season.
Mrs. B r. OBLlNaER. of Philadelphia,
Ps., IL here visiting friends.
Mr.. Char SrrcLArR, Of Beuwood, W
Va. visited friends IN Woodsfeld last
week.
Mrs JoHx CArcHELL and daughter,
OF Stafford. Visited friends here few
days since.
Mr.. Gro. EesER. formerly Of Woods-
nNa, bss opened restaurant in Edo
RADIO, Kansas.
Mr.. JAnss S SMrH. Of Lebanon, this
county, has removed to Houeston,
Wayne Co.. Iowa.
The N. E. Sunday School win meet
hereafter At llss0, Immediately after
nornine church services.
Mrs DR.. wEBB, Of Louisville, Ks.'
= daughter sf Mr.. q. c. Ko1zEBuE, Of
Malaga, this county, was in Woodsaeid
on she ID inst visiting friends.