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RuryaIi for Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-. March tand
made a second ariewpt to elect NaIoI
to day, resulting 10 e choice of Hor
John W. Deering, Democrat bv a
m jpri,v of 296 ever JOHN H Fogg
{ (Renuh lean, and A. F. Cox Prohibi.
tior). I, was the most intense political
struggle ever made here. Ward wen'
Democratic for the first iime in twen'y
Years. Menv temperance men voted 'or
D 'ernc, and the liquor vote west TO
Fngg
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Scott LIQUOR Tax.

ZANEsvI.LE, o., March lS -Oa the
l6 of January, 1884 Aaron Hsrzherg
OF this city, brought suit against Tress-
urer Wiley to recover back taxes paid
by bin under the Scott law. Plsinif
alleged that he paid monev under com.
pulsion ,0 avoid seizure of his property
To-day Judge Phillips decided on de.
murrer to a petition that when the tax
wss collected the law was upcons i.r.
ional hy a decision of the Suprem,
Court, hence the country is not liable
and can not refund the money,
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w An exchange gives this sensihl

EY An exchange gives this sensible
advice. which, il adhered to, would add
great deal to the general happiness OF
our people: 1t is about time that the
people should cease to need warnings
from the newspapers against swindlers
and swiudling Use your wits more
don't make. contracts with entire stran
gers; don't sign your nameto any paper
for strangers; don't enter into any bar
gain with them in the hope that yoI are
going to get something for 10 hing
don't attempt to take advantage OF any
one yourself; deal honestly with ell, and
LatroniEe your neiehbors in preference
to all others, and your notes won't turr
up in bank, or in court, to worry you tc
death, and you will 6nd life more enjoy
able and your conscience vii! give yoI
! a great deal more rest.
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BIL.I0USNESs.

Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
furred tongue, vomiting ofbile,
giddiness, sick headache, ir-
regular bowels. The liver Sc
cretes the bile and acts like a
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rites Of the blood. By irregu-
larity in it's action or suspen-
sions Of its functions, the bile
is liable to overflow into the
blood, causingjaundice, sallow
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrhGa, a languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection OF the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs, BURD0CK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon tho
stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culverts
and sluiceways for the outlet
Of disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to cure.
ssp23, SAY.
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g-We E nave heard many farmers 50

B-We have heard many farmers say
that the present winter has been the
hardest on the whestin the ground, they
have ever Witnessed. Wheat had GO,
but poor start in the fail; the season
was 80 very dry that people we're afraid
to SOW their wheat, lest It might malt or
otherwise perish, aHd were subsequently,
quite late 10 getting it in the ground.-
This gave the yorng plants but little
root before the winter set in, after which
the weather was so very changeable from
extreme wet to sudden and extreme cold,
that the grain was thrown out or frozen
10 death.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

ED SPIRIT: Owing to sickness In my
family have been unable to canvass Tor
County Treasurer, therefore you are au-
thorized to withdraw my name from the
list of candidates. l desire it 10 be dis.
tiuctly understood that l do not with
draw in the interest of any candidate fol-
Treasurer, or other Office
LEONARD TWINEM.
Woodsield, Ohio, March 18th, 1885
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Answer to Problem of March IL.

The team that goes 800 to the right
from north must pull 1872 LILO pounds,
the resultant force which tends to move
the BODY north is 634 pounds, the remain
ing 50 lilo pounds ia lost In pulling
against the other team. The team tbs,
goes 45o to The left from north must pul
SIT 6-l0 pounds, the resultant force
which tends. to move the body north i,
366 pounds, the remaining l51 6-l(
pounds is losi in pulling against the o.her
team. 634 x 366=l 600. K.
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Bucklen,s Arnica salye.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chiiblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale By
.R, ", PorE,
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1~A somewhat remarkable occur
renee in criminal prosecution has occur.
red at Marietta. At the present term oi
Court Ellis Hardy was convicted OF mur.
der in the first degree by jury. and 'be
court, on motion, set the verdict aside
on the grounds Of insult; ;iency OF The
evidence. The Prosecuting Attornev
being unable to find additional evidence
asked that the indictment be nollied
which was done.
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A(4reat Discovery.

Mr.. Wm., Thomas, ot Newton, Ia
saws: "My wife has heen seriously af
tected with cough tor ,wen's I've years,
and this spring more severely than eve
before. She had used many remedies
without relief. and being urged to try
Dr. Kings New Di'coverv. did so, with
most graft ying, results. The 6rst hottie
relieved her very much, and The second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She
has not had So good health for taiit
years f"
Trisl Bottles Free a. R W. Pope's
Drug Store. Large sig, $l.00
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Ohio Township Convention.

The Democrats of Ohio township will
meet in convention at the School House
IN School Qstric, NJ. 6 on SATURDAY.
March 2Sth, for the purpose OF nomin
ating three Trus'ees, one Clerk, one
Treasu' er, one Assessor and two Con.
stables 10 he supported at the April elec.
tion. Polls to be opened at 6 O'Clock
p. NJ. COMMITTEE.
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raw. V. WALTON will buid ska
ting rink and town hall on the vacant
lot opposite the residence OF Judge r
K. WALTON on East Row. A town hal
is just what Woods6eld needs badly
Mr. WALTON proposes efecting this one
one hundred feet long and fifty feet wide
to accommodate travelling troops, lea
lival's, dances and every thing of the
hind
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harA certain dry goods merchant
who adver ises in this paper, said to Us
few dsys since that, on last Tuesday
after TEE SPIRIT came out with bis new
advert emen, in, a d. zen or more per-
sons came in to his store to see the
goods advertised and manv were sol'
from that advertisement. Who says il
does no good to advertiser Try it,
frIenda
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CATTLE MARKETS.
whee,iny Tive stock sIarket.

WHEELING, MilcL2l, 1885
The market is very good, teis week
Messrs Hudson d Bayha furnished the
following quots'innss
Casile-2 50a4 so for all kinds.
Hogs-Fair supply, active; 4a42c pei
lb.
Sheep-3a4tc.
Caives-5 00a10 90.
Fresh Cows-S20 00a50 90.
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~ The following legal points may
be useful to remember: A note dated on
Sunday is void. II note be lost OF
stolen it does not release the maker be
must pay it Each individual in part.
nership is responsible tor the whole
amount Of the debts of the firm, except
10 cases OF special partnership. Igno-
rance OF the Law excuses no one An
agreement without consideration is void
Signatures in lead pencils are good ia
law. A receipt for money is no! legally
conclusive. Contracts made on Sunday
cannot be enforced. A contract made
with lunatic is void. Checks or drafts
must be presented for payment without
unreasonable delay. An oral agreemer,
must be proved by evidence. A written
agreement proves itself, The law pre-
fers written 10 oral evidence because o
it's precision. Written instruments are
10 be construed and interpreted by the
law according to the simple, customary,
and natural m 'aning of words used
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sGrIn the year 24O0. JcslpH Cook
says, the population in this country will
be three billion and over. Those of Cur
readers who contemplate going to the
,ircus that year will do we'll to purchase
tickets In advance and thus avoid the
rush at The show grounds.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-24

1W Mr.. ED. HARLAN, who has just
returned from New Orleans AMI 'haS been
taking in the skating rinks while away.
reports ci,e finest lady skaters at Cald-
we'll, Noble Co., Oaio. He says they are
the most graceful skaters he saw during
his travels aside from professionals.
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uHA Mansfield man became frigh-
.ened while riding';he goat when be was
being initiated into the mysteries OF Odd
Fellowship. He drew pistol, and swore
vengeance. He was allowed to depart
without completing the ride.
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"a Parties me wing West his Spfine
should take the B. & D. Railroad. as
that line and It's coDnec c ions is the beet
and safest 10 the. e.count.y, It's rates are
decidedly 10 favor'oi those going to 10
scate in new homes.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Robert Cooper, Sr Deceased.
HBE undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator OF the estate
OF Robert Cooper, Sr,, late Of Monroe ooun.
ty. deceased.
Gated this 10th day Of March, A, D. 1885.
mctlc,'sSwS DAVID W. COOPER.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

MARY LUCINDA GOORE and John
ltl Mitchell Moore. whose place of residenc,
ard post cifioe address is Waverly. Pike county,
Ohio and Laura V. Knight. whose place Of
residence and post Office address is Mlnersville
Guernsey county. Ohio will take notice that
on The 18th day of February, 1885 Sarah
Jane Runyan, widow of Samuel Runyan, de-
ceased-fled an application in the Probate
court of Monroe county Ohio, to have paper
writing puiporting to he the last will and
testament and codicil thereto. of Samuel Run
van. deceased. admitted TO Probate and Record.
Said application is set for hearing on the 29th
day of March. 1885 Al. PEARSON, I.
Probate Judge Monroe County, Chic.
feh24 'S5N2.
SPRIGGS u BRIGGS, Att'ys.
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eF JAMES BARRLTT. DANL TRUAx
sand M. JFFFERs, of Bea;isvilie, have
gone on a Western trip. Il. It MONT
sGoMERY, Of Sunshury township, will
move to Kansas this Spring.
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GTThe citizens OF Lewisvile and vi
cini'y are leasing lands on Rich Fork
/. and proposeto put down test well for
oil in the near future.
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sp@-A child of Make MANN, abou
one year old, fellin the FIRE on THURS
day, the 10th inst, and was-so severely
burned that it died on the following day
Fridav
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MARRIED On March 10th, by JOHN
JFFFERs. Esq, OF Suushury io~nship,
Miss S. L. DECKER 10 Mr.. DAVID H.
FouTY.
February 26 h, bv Rev j. Fl. DoAN.
Miss LuoRETIA MOOSE to Mr.. S. S Nc
COY.
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sEEJ.B. DRIees, Esq,, sold house
and lot on West back street last week to
Mr.. JENNINGS, OF Caldwell, who intends
ito open law Office in Woods6eld.
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EWThis county should have a Chill
, dren'sf Home, wherein orphan and desti-
tute children would receive proper care
/, and attention
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-24

Ma The Democrats OF Ohio township
will nominate tewnship ticket on mex
Saturday, the 18th inst. The call vii
ebe found elsewhere in this paper.
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Phtladelnnia,

March 20.-Flour 3 30a4 10; Whea
SIC; Corn 46c; Oats 34c; Rye 66s.
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EEAn oil company, that has several
Thousand acres of land leased, intend to
put down well near the mouth OF Piney
this Spring.
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CInCtunAfI

M,rch 20.--Flour 00s4 Is; Whea
75c; Corn 37a40c. Oats $40; Rye 63e.
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PHILADELPHIA Marcn 20 Flour 8 Goa
5 SO; Wheat S6aS7c; Corn 4Sa4Sc
Oats 36a3se, RE Zoe.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Esiats Of Abel Williams, Deceased

TINE undersigned has been Appointed aud
| qualified as Administrator OF the est,te
of Abel Williams, late Of Monroe count,
deceased
Dated this 10Th day OF March, A. D. 1885.
mchl0, ,'sSw3. JOHN WILLIAMS.
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New York.
Clhicsfga.

March 20 Flour load IS; Whea'
SOC; Corn Soc. Oa's 37s42c.
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WANTED

Chickens, 0 lions, Eggs, Butter, Beans,
Potatoes, Apples &C., at BUhKHEAps will
psy half cash
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WNaHstieId stock Market.
March % Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 3la4 pei
pound gross.
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Township Democratic Ticket.


The Democrats OF Center rallied in
their strength on the 2lsG inst, to the
number of 400, and placed in nomina
ton the following excellent ticket:
TRUSTEES,
Jscob Stimpert, Sr.,
A j. Griffith,
Charles Schumacher,
CLERK,
George p Dorr.
TREASURER,
Fredrick Diehl.
ASSESSOR,
S D. Ovens,
CoNsTiBLEs,
w Bonham.
Louis Smith.
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I- Call at THE SPIRIT office for job print
ing from visiting card up to full sheet pos
ter. Letter heads, business card on envelopes
statements and bill heads printed N short
notice.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Judges w E. Niblack and Mitchell are at
the Bates.
Rev. D. l. Moody IS registered at the
B ties House.
Judge Turpie is home from Chicago, where
he has been engaged in the election fraud
cases
Frank Ross, Richmond Mrs. Alice Smith.
Lafayette II. J. Hurd and James Hurd,
Shelbyville; ]. w. Wartman and P. w.
Raleigh. Evansville; J. p. Murry, Dublin;
]. +. Mitchell and p. II. Nsrvine, Gresn-
field and l.. NJ. Vain wright Noblesville, are
at the Hotel English.
Occidental Hotel Arrivsls-S. w. Bridge,
Brazil; Mrs D. G. Bryant. Mrs. S @. Beever,
Frankfort; w. c. Gerard @. K. Gerard,
Charlottesville; S. T. Martindale, W. 8.
Bergman, Upton; W. r. Peerse, w. a.
Kufer, G. II. Branch. Anderson; P. w. Jew
EFT, Jacksonville; S. II. Hamlin. Carriers
burg; S. y. Stafford and wife, Ladoga; w. J.
Hetheringt on. Wtstheld NJ. l.. French, s.
T. Cowling, E. ID. Jacobs, l. L. Roblett JET
fersonyille; K. A. Lee and wife, Nincennes.
At the Bates House r. D. Richardson,
Evansville; J. F. Hitchcock, @. Chaplin, Vim
cennes; +. s. Wagnsr, Kewsnna; J. Il. An
derson, Jacksonville; c. w. Crusen, SCOTS
burg; ]. F. Howley, Z. & Morris, William
d. Foulks, Richmond; A. Avery and wife,
Frankfort; r. B Mitchell, Watt Percy, W
E. Parks and wife, Msrtinsy ille 81. r. B)yd
aud lady, f. Cony and lady. Charlottesville;
G. K. Mcknight. Brazil; W. b. Hamilton.
GTeensburg MIS-. +. ]. Hayden, Fort Wayne
7. a Hench, i. T. Roots. Connersville; w.
S. Roney, Terre Haute; w. @. Hendly, B. o.
Burford. Carthage; G.. A. Stuart, Lafayette.
DR.. William Perry, North Judson; ]. Lee
Furgason, DR.. J. w. White, Knightstown
Rev. w. P. Kane. Lafayette; Thomas Han
Len, New Albany B. F. CIaypool, Corners
Vile Mrs. Inman II. Fowler, Spencer; Col
onel A. F. Beach. Attica; J. A MEG regor
Columbus; A. 2 Reynolds; James Wright
G. w. Paul Alexander Harper. Maurice
thompson, S. G. Kennedy, Charlottesville !;
w. B. SLUT Lafayette; Paul Fitzgerald
Nashville; Rev. L. +. Cain, Jeffersonville;
Judge George A. Bicknell, New Albany;
B. Champion, Delphi; DR. George w. Neon
nell, Angola; n. @, Welsh, William Renter
Warsaw; Charles Pgman, Delphi; John
M'nge, Greensburg, are at the Grand.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

A match factory is being talked OF, the
parties being foreign to this city.
Parties interested are trying to effect a
compromise in the Bolen- Mache seduction
case by a marriage of the parties.
Henry Weber, employed at the Pan
Handle shops. had his hand and arm crushed
while raising car by screws Sunday.
The Mayor yesterday fined Matthias Kses-
berg for assault and Pat and Jerre Harry
were fined for al attack upon Kaesberg.
Rev. Mr.. MacIntire, recently reported as
being very i'll at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
OF Pennsylvania, has arrived in the city and
is At the residence Of his son-in-law. G. c.
Foster.
An alarm of fire was sounded from the
Capital City Planning Mill last night at IL
o'clock. The cause was q small blaze in the
finishing room on the third floor. The loss
was trihing.
G. A. WaliiDgford writes the Sentinel that
the FIRE in his residence on Sunday evening
was not caused by a defective CRATE, but
that, having sickness in the family and
keeping Ere burning night and day for
SIX weeks the heat penetrated through the
solid masonry aud psTIor ceiling. NJ, Web
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irg Hattie Robinson on the street,
asked her to 60 with him and see his
wife. At the sidewalk ne jumped
out, and leaving her In the buggy he went
into the hotel. but found his wife was not
there. That was al there was Of it. The
story OF May Thompson was true except that
be did not hug her as she said. To none Of
these bad he ever made improper advances.
he never drank bat one or two
glasses Of liquor at the Home.
never went there drunk and
was not drunk there st any time. Heard
the story Of Morgan's brutality % young
Bomber and reported il TO the Board OF
Trustees at the next meeting and he vas dis-
charged. The story about his commission Z
the crime OF S0domy was not understood oy
the witness until after the investigation had
BEEN commenced, and for that reason had
net been reported.
At late hour last night Mr. Goar was still
on the stand. and II wss the understanding
that Dr. White was 10 ,ilow him. Dc
Whites evidence was also understood 70 be
OF similar character, viz: retutati0n of
the charges made against him and some in
plication Of Goar-
The books al the Asylum will now be ex.
amiDed by Senator MOoy, and By tomorrow
If nothing happens 10 prevent it, the report
is 10 he made up and will be submitted to
the ] legislature.
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"vaier a New Hardware

"Vajen n New Hardware.
Are still selling goods damaged by fire at very low
prices; also, very low prices on al Staple and Mis-
celsneous Goods. an goods as low or lover than
can be purchased from any other house In the city,
Call and get copy OF their illustrated Catalogue
three hundred and fifty pages recently issued.
VAJEN q NEW.
g. East Washington Street.
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ster says he never saw q better protected
CRATE.
A Juror in the Richter Sentinei suit was
sick yesterday and the trial of the c'se was
continued till to-day.
The b and o. rates for the round trip to
Washington are lower than ever made at in
sugurstion time. LESS than half fare ip
many cases and no extra charge for the IN
psralleled time made by its limited trains.
Drs. WOODBURY. and Oliver are respectively
President and Secretary Of the board ap-
poirted to examine applicants FOR positions
at the City Hospital and City Dispensary by
graduating students. The examination
will beg n next Monday.
William Bosom had a 500 Judgment
against Fred Heiner in Room which was
secured by mortgage on library The
library not being found, Heiner " As ruled
TO sppear and answer as TO the matte ester
day at 9 O'CLOCK. He failed to appear, and
attachment wss issued for him.
The annual meeting OF the Alumni Asso-
citation of the Medical College of Indiana
will be held in the lecture room OF the col.
leee, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock The
exercises Will consist or an address on behalf
Of the faculty by Professor G. E. Wright
ing Of papers and speeches by members.
Michael Kslleher, l26 Spring street, died
yesterday OF congestion OF the brain. He
was forty five years OF age, and for thirty
FIVE years has resided in this city. He was
liked very much by every one who knew
him, aud mis- death is deeply regretted by all
his friends He leaves 8 wife and three
CHILDREN. The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock from ST.
JOseph's Church.
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III From Blood Poisoning.

The wife of Rev. J. II. Doddridgs OF
Fletcher Place Church, has been dangerous.
ly i'll at her residence, On South street, for
nearly three weeks, of blood poisoning. Her
illness was first caused by very sore throat.
and il finally resulted in blood POISONING
On Sunday it was thought she was past re.
covery, but q change for the better was 90
served yesterday morning and although she
is not out Of danger by any means, her
friends are more hopeful than they have
been for several days. DR.. Doddridge has
the sympathy OF host of friends.
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A Successful Affair.

The 'Red, White and Blue" party st the
WIgwam Rink last night was very sucesss-
full affair, the Immense structure being filled
with merry crowd OF skaters and specta-
tors. The sight OF such display of our NA
tional colors was a plessurable one and
stirred the patriotic blood of all. Toe
prize for the best makeup by a lady was
awarded 10 Miss Mary Albert and the tortu
nate one among the gentlemen was PrOfes-
sOr Jacobs
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Hurt ON the Railroad

Joseph R. Shelton, while on his way to
the city on the Vincennes Road several days
ago, was considerably shaken up by the train
running over broken place in the track at
haywood. Since then he has been growing
worse until he finds it is very difficult for
him TO keep up and around. He has not
been strong for several years, and has fear
that he may find some difficulty in recover
ing from the effects of his recent shaking up
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Stopping moment to consider what must
be the inevitable result in depots where wi
be massed the arrivals from several road
how strong must be the argument in favor
of the B. and D, which has its own exc
sive depot IN Washington, and no train BAT
its own coming in or going out
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The Semtftre1.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "a.

SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
suasiness 0fhee...-..164 Editorial Rooms e9I
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An aoverfiow,, Meeting.

Owing to the crowds at Roberts Park
Church last night, it has been determined
to hold ian over flow meeting tonight at
the Second Presbyterian Church, whore
parties will be admitted without tickets.
Professor Towner and his wife will sing a..
the Second Church meeting, and if posi-
BILE. Mr.. Moody viii visit and address the
meeting