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e~The case of Ohio va. MAYwooD
RUSH was called in Court on the l7th
inst. The accused was indicted for as
sault with intent TO kill, wound and
main. A plea OF N 1t Guilty was enter.
ell. After the prosecuting witness had
been examined, counsel for accu 'ed with
drew the plea of not guilty and entered
plea of guilty OF assault and battery,
which the State accepted. The Court
imposed fine OF S3) and costs, and
confinement in Jail for period Of Az
days.
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The star of bethlehem.

The Star OF the East that LED the good
Shepherds to the manger in Bethlehem
to behold the newborn King of the
Jews nearly nineteen hundred years ago
can now be seen in the eastern sky in
the morning from 6 o'clock till g. 1t is
the brightest at $3.50 now, hut as it will
ONLY remain in sight till the 29.h inst. ii
will appear earlier in the night as time
advances. This is its sixth appearance
to the inhabitants OF this earth since the
birth OF Clrist, appearing only once in
every three hundred aad fourteen years
This star was unknown before the birth
OF Christ, no record having ever been
made of it by noted astronomers before
that date.
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MARRIED..

On Dncember llth, 1891, nv Rev. ].
BAEHR, Miss RACHEL TElELE to Mr..
GEORGE KRIEeE
December 81, bv WV L NORRIS. ESQ.,,
Of Green township, Miss E. BArrIS to
Mr.. 7. j. EDDY.
December % =, by F. VI. BEARD. Esq.
of Center township. Miss VIOLA DAVIS
to Mr.. JAMES MALsoN.
January 6 b, 1885, nv the same, Miss
ANNA BlaeER to Mr. GEORGE SrEED.
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MRS. M. G. WEST, Local Editor.

Wheeling is overrun with thieves and
thugs.
JAMES TAGeERr, Of Seneca township,
was Foreman OF the Grand Jury.
Twelve seven months old Belmont
county pigs weigh 2,925 pounds.
JOHN w. OKEY has been appointed
Post Master at Hunter, Belmont county.
J. D. EwrNa, Esq Wheeling attor-
ney. was in attendance at Court last
week.
St. Clairsville wants an additional ap-
preparation of $50, 900 for the new ycour
house.
Niuesy-eight witnesses were subpoe
naea to appear before the Grand Jury at
the present term.
Mr.. j. NJ. MARrNa, Of Bellaire, is
suffering severely from the effects OF a
fall short time since.
WILLIAM PALMER, a Democrat, has
been appointed Post Master at Cameron
cix Mr.. PoNTIUs, resigned.
In Court on the 18th inst, the Ferry
license of DAVID H LIVELY was renewed
for one year from March 18th, 1885.
SAMUEL RuNYAN, OF Perry township,
who was injured few days since by a
runaway team, is not improving as rap
idly as his friends hopel for.
Miss EMMA HAYDEN. OF Woodsield,
and Mr. john W. DowELL, OF Roches-
ter, Pa are to be married in the III <
Church on Wednesday evening
Tue pool room Of WHIrE d BONE and
the dwelling house OF Levi BERGER. in
New Martinsvile, West Va, were de.
stroyei by fire the morning OF the l4th
inst.
Miss KATE MOONEY. daughter Of Mr..
S. L. MOONEY, OF Woodsdeld, and Mr..
FaAxK MARTIN, E litor of the Cald we'll
.Journal, will be married on next rnurs-
day morning.
According to "Solomon Grundy" in
the Barnesville Republican,. there were
in 1884, l42 clear days and 49 cloudy;
snow fell on 56 and rain on l2S; on AZ
Aiys thunder was heard.
DAVID F. GoUDY Of Center township,
voted for JACKSON in 1882 and for
CLEvELAxD 10 1884. Mr. GoUDY is one
OF the Old Guard who have stood.up for
Democratic principles from 1882 to the
present
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E The Blard of Directors OF the
Woodsfed Schools adopted the follow
ing resolution at a meeting held last
week:
Resolved, That in the present condi-
tlon of our public schools we deem il
unwise and inpoltic to entirely abolish
corporeal punisbmentst therein; but while
good order is absolutely necessary to
their success and the advancement OF
pupils therein, we would recommend that
corporeal punishment DE inf cted only
when other and miider punishments fail
20 bring about good order; and that the
punishment he inflicted with such instru
ments and of snch degree and character
ss will not in any degree endanger the
health or impair the faculties of the pu-
pill, or subject him to any continued suf
tering or pain; and would recommend
that the ordinary switch or flexible rod
be generally used where corporeal pun
ishment is necessary.
The o. ect Of that resolution is to put
stop 10 the brutal punishment OF chill
dren in our schools Proper punish
ment, when deserved, administered in o
proper manner, no parent objects 10, but
they do object to having their children
roughly jerked out OF their seats, jammed
hack into them and cuff. ID about the
face and ears. There is great danger OF
punishment of that character injuring
the hearing of pupil, or sending tk
child hone msimed or permanently in
jured. The Board acted wisely in adopt
ing the above. and parents generally in
Woodsfeld hope that they, tue Board,
will see that it is not violated in any par
ticular
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CLAR,kGroN, MONROE Co., OHIo

CLARlkGroN. MONROE Co.. OHIo
January IA, 1855.
Ed. SPIRIT: gee in your last issne a
notice of The man cordially hating him
self for having let his P. y. Key at
home" DC. Would say ] have invented
a plan by which everv call box ho @
that now have fixed glass and number
The P. NJ. by call goes to aud delivers the
mail) will have door OF shutter OF
glass and number, but will turn on piv.
OILS and he entirely under the control o.
the official at the place OF general deliv-
ery. The person wishing access to the
box calls the number and the official by
manipulating button having cores
pondlpg number, releases the fastening
and gives access to the box; the fasten'
ing is read usted by spring. so that BY
closing the door, or shutter, 1t is fasten'
ed No kew to lose or forget, door to
unlock, or travel for the official. viii
give more minute description when the
invention is secured. Away with you
Yale boxes they are nuisance.
The double, or return postal card, is
likely also 10 Re considered. 1t gives
everv facility for writing AID answer fol
2 cents, while it ,uld r.q ire 2 cen
stamp, paper and envelope both ways i
letters were used. j. 7. MORRILL,.
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~We wish the old pioneer men anc
women, those who came to Monroe dtty
years ago and over, to write out thfil
experience as pioneers and send them te
The SpIRIr for publication. The rac'
of those hard working, independent anf
noble men and women is fast disappear
ing, and If they would, they could relate
many interesting incidents Of their earl,
struggles which else will be buried il
oblivion,
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the numb rs for Ju 1e and Decsp Der of each
year When no time is spe" lied, it will he
understood that the subscriber wishes to
begin vita the current lumber.
The last eleven >eini. annual Volumes of
HARPER's MAaAzisP, in neat cloth b;nding,
will be sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
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cents each-bv NAL, postpaid.
Index to HARPEs's MAGAZINE, Alphabetical,
Analytical, AMI Classified for volumes to 80,
inc usive, from jane 1859 to June 1850, one
vol. Svo, Cloth s..
Remittancss sh""a hs made by Postofics
Money CIDER or Draft, to az I'D chance of loss
News apers are not to 90 y this advertise
meat without u, express order Of nARrER 8
BR,rHERs. Adlrssa
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New York.

New YoRK. Jan. 6.-Beeves-Steer
sold al 4 95a6 u per cwt cows, stsgs
and bulls 8 50a4 so; a few extra balls
soil at 00a5 so.
Sheeps.Common to choice sold at
3 50a5 Is; lambs 50s6 IS.
Hogs-Livs hogs nominally steady Ct
4 50a1 80.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1885.
mAsONIC DIRECTORY.

MONROE LODGE No. 1S9 F. and A. M.
meets at Masonic Hall in Woodsfeld, or
Wednesday evenings. on or before each full
moon. h. B. HILL, W. NJ; JAS. R. MORRIS
sec'y.
WooDsFIELD CHAPTER No. IS. R. a. ".
meets in Masonic Hall. Wood-fed, on Non
day evening after full moon. J. r. SPRIaas
n. E. II. p: JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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An Independent Newspaper Of DEM
ocratic Principles. but not Controlled by
any Set Of Politicians or Manipulators |;
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter-
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible Promptness, Accuracy and Impair
tiaIiy; and to the Promotion Of Demo-
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs OF
Government Society and Industry.
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w Itis pleasing TO note, amid the
depression In business and the low prl'
ces OF production, that the prospects for
base ball, next season is reported as
never so bright. 1t is we'll that some Of
the stable industries OF the country are
able to boom and H,urish in times Of
general prostration.
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EE Mrs. Dora THoRNBERRY. Misses
AMANDA HILL, LAURA HILL. BERTHE De-
yoRE and Messrs. WILL DUNN and Ellis
WORTH THoRNBeaRY. OF Beallsville, at
tended the protracted meeting at the
Caristian Church 10 this place last week
They rendered valuable assistance in the
way Of most excellent singing.
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Erhe Grand Jury was discharge
on iday morning, the 10Th inst. Forty
three indictments were returned as fol
lows:
35 for violations of l'q1or laws.
2 Assault and Battery.
Carrying concealed weapons.
2 Pointing fire-srms.
l Disturbing religious meeting.
| Resisting an officer
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RYAN English ph hssician warns moth
ers against allowing babies to suck their
thumbs, because /. results in peculiar
deformity Of the chest, depression OF
the thorax by pressure from the arm OF
the infant as it lies with its thumb in its
mouth.
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notice.:
B., z. SC. Railway Company.

b., II. s. @. Railway Company.
January II 1885.
Commencing Wednesday morning
January 14th. Train will leave Sum
merfield at 6 30 a. M. Freedom AZ
Ssrahsville 7:l8 Dnvalls Z Al. Caldwell
s :OI. Belle vslley S:l5, Mcclure S:27
Hunters 8 AS, Cumberland s 50 m.
j B RHoDEs, T. NJ.
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BuckIen's Arnica salye,

The BEST SALvE in the world fol-
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
,ions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfec, satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale b.
r. w. POPE. VI
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Chicago

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Hogs-Market
opened 8 roneer and averaged steady
rough packing. 4 2oa4 As; packing and
shipping 50a4 77t; light 25a4 so.
Cattle-Common, dull; exports al
6 00a6 10; good to choice shipping
4 25l6 co; stockers 40a4 90; feeders
4 10a4 So.
Sheep-Market, demand quiet and
slow, but steady; inferior 25a3 so;
good 3 75a4 90; choice nominally OC
"a 40; lambs 00a4 Is.
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Our Club Agents

Are at work in every township in the
county. II you want the local news OF
the county and the important general
news of the country gi5e them ynur
names Every citizen 81 the county
should subscribe for The SPIRIT.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ST. SyLvRsTER's CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Rev
Father WEIsINeER. Pastor. Services at ano
10 o'clock Am Sunday School at 2 P. NJ.
Vespers and Benediction at 3 T. NJ.
M. E. CHURcH.-Services at the M. E
Church. Woodsfeld, every Sabbath. Preach
ing at 1880 A. NJ and z P NJ. Sunday schoo
2:3e p. NJ Prayer meeting every Thursday
at NJ. Pastor. Rev. Fl. D. STAUFFER
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services at Pres
byteriaa Church. Woodsfeld, every two weeks
beginning Sabbath. Jan. 9th, D. y o'clock P. NJ
Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday evening a
az O'Clock. Pastor, Rev W. T. GARRowAY.
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ew-Is Il we'll for everyhody-farmer

eEIs is we'll for observation-disclosures
especially-.to bear in mind that now is
the season of impositions and impostors4
Give them wide berth. We would ad-
wise farmers to not speculate in Bohe-
mian oats. A little thought on the SUBJ
ject would convince any one that it is a
gigantic swindle.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-01-20

wRey. W. T. GARRowAY will preach
every evening this week in the Preshy-
terian Church OF Woods6eld. Prepar-
atory services on Friday and Saturday
at III A. M. Sacramental services al
l04 o'clock on Sunday next. Also SER
vices at lOA A NJ. on Monday. All are
cordially invited to attend
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Elder R MoPaEErEas, OF Clar-
ington. closed his series of meetings IN
ths Christian Church here on last Friday
evening. The able manner In which he
conducted the services throughout won
him many friends. There were four ad-
ditions to the membership.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-01-20

DR. Schsefmann. political leader NJ the
Catholics in the Netherlands, has issued
declara ion in favor Of absolute liberty
OF education. He ~onld have the stats
exercise no control beyond the exanina
lion OF teachers.
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Written tor the Spirit.
THOUGHTS OF OTHER DAYS.
BY WILL Fl WILSON.

Whene'er wander through the woods,
Gathering ferns or sweet Wild ,wers,
Thoughts of other days come DER me,
Thoughts of childhood's happy hours.
Oh! they were so bright and joyous
That my heart is filled with pain,
When think that they have f,wn
Never to return again.
"Childhood's hours!" how happy the sound
Who can think Of days that are DER
Without wishing to recall them.
And to taste their joys once more?
How they linger in our mem,ry
With charm that thrills our heart!
Tis sweet to think OF those blight h,u-s
Which the present bids depart.
But we care not for TIE present
When we're thinking o'cr the past.
Present joys seom quite insipid
Compared with those that couldn't last.
Oh, how fondly memory fingers
Der those happy days of old!
L WOulQn lOS6 r6u6tuurauCc VI tuOtA
For mine of purest gold.
Often when Tn sad aud lonely,
And my heart is filled with care,
I review those vanished hours
When knew not dark despair,
And a feeling. soft and sweet.
Thrills my inmost being through.
When think of some sweet scene
Which my happy childhood knew.
Oh those blissful. sunny hours
That are mingled with the pastl
Could they not have fingered longerP
Why should they have fed SO fast?
But it's ever thus in life,
Az we travel on our way
Yesterday seems bright and glad
When we compare it with to-diy.
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EF The jewelry store of Mr.. w. ID.
SrELLERs, OF Bsallsville, was entered
and robbed on Saturday night the 10Th
inst, of several watches. The case con-
tanning the watches was left at the depot.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY. Jan. 16.-Hogs-Mar.
ket active, P iladelphias 4 75a4 e5
Ynrkers 4 50a4 IS
Sheep-Market very dull at Csc lowel
than yesterday.
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EY The following from the January
circular of GIEsKE & NIEMANN is worthy

GY The following from the January
circular of GIEsKE & NIEMANN is worthy
of attention by tobacco ralsers:
"N)w, word for the Farmer about
the planting of the New Crop. There
have been small Crops OF Tobacco in
Ohio for several years past, notwitb-
standing the best efforts on the part OF
the raisers, and the main cause of the
failure generally was the dry weather,
setting in soon after plaating We would
therefore suggest, to force the plant-beds
by using muslin as cover, so as 10 have
the young plants ready for setting on or
before the first OF June, when the wealth
er and soil are of condition to give
them good start, making the n suif1
ciently strong to withstsLd drought
later on, and hr their better size shading
and protecting the ground. TO their own
benefit. In Kentucky and Virginia the
canvassine Of plant.beds has heen pretty
generally ad.,pted. with good success
the plants are thereby protected against
frost, as we'll as les, grow quicker and
stronger aud are ready at the frat sea-
sonahle weather, earlier than usual. Tue
cost Of canvassing being trifling, we re-
commend this suggestion to the earnest
consider.t on of all Interested, and We
shall be pleased 10 give anv further par
liculars about the matter, if desired"
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WSee one OF fnE SPiKIr's club
agents and subscribe. Every Democrat
ia the county can we'll afford to pay tie
small amount of SI.50 for the paper one
year.
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New FORK.
Chicago.

Jan. 16 Flour 2 70a5 Is: Wheat
93c; Corn 50a53c, OATS 37a40c.
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IOO.O0O YOUNG AND MI DIE

ivv,VVv 1OO MI n NJ MI DLE
AGkD aEN required to fll government pD.
sitions. Good writing and knowledge VI
Book keeping requisite. Read the 70 lowing,
"Tbs United States Civil Ssrvioe Commits.
sior ,rs have preparrd rules which haze beea
sas ctioned by tue President. On the recon-.
mendations OF postmastsrs, o,llsotors aui
other cfhsers, examiners In different parts OF
the country are to be appointed to act unisr
the direction OF the oommissi,ners Yoans
and middle sged men, under the provisions
Of the law, can enter upon comr .titive ex.
animation 70, appointment to the classified
department service at the national capital,os
The classified customs and pest Office ssrvi-
ces' The open competitive examinations
are in penmanship, the clemens OF hook.
keeping, fractions, percentage, in,eress. dis
counts. elements Of the Knglsh language
geography. history and government Of the
United States. The eyaminstions are ts b.
bsld al places convenient for applicants from
the diHsrent States aud Territories
Cur Government nov consistently demands
GOOD writing and hnowl. ags OF book keep
ing at ths hspas Of those receiving arrreint,
mepfs 10 oiics in addition to other ualia
a.ioRs. Attend zanssville Bisias.a 1o.lsss
anssville, Chic.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Jan. 16.--Flour 3 00a4 25; Wheat
S0c; Corn 36a37c. Oats 27c; Rye 60c
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wooasaeId stock Market

Jan. 10 Cattle 3a4c per pound
Sheep 3a4o per pound. Hogs 91a4 pei
pound gross.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6 Flour 8 Goa
5 60: Wheat 90a9lc; Corn 4sa50c
Oats 37a3sc; Rye Toe.
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COURSE OF INSTRUCTION

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The St. Johns herald., 1885-05-28
Three of a Kind.

Three polygamous Mormons were yesterday sentenced to inn prisonment. All three were de- liant and refused to promise obe-
 diance to the law, and this rebel lious sentiment was applauded by the Mormons assembled in the court room. The aggressive spirit of the MOnnons portends trouble. It will not be an easy matter to full ly enforce the law, and the United States troops may have to go to Utah to give the Mormons little
 infornation touching the duties of ;ascitiEen of this country. It would be unfortunate if it should be nee. 'essary to kill two or three thou sand of these lustful devils; but it might have its value as an exam lple.-Denver Tribune Republican.