The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-10-19
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Moonlight.


Moonlight.
Apple barrels are in demand.
Did you ever see finer Autumn
weather..
Great many people attended
court last week.
VIM. Read, ST., has been very
i'll for some days.
Chestnut parties come next on
the list. We heard Of
Winter apples arc reported as
dropping from the trees.
Gov. Foraker will have his skin
cane with him at Clarington.
Hon. Henry Maury was the ca
pable foreman of Grand Jury.
Editor Powell's CHEEKY presence
lighted up our Office last week.
Woodsfeld has a cigar factory
in operation in the old SPIRIT build
ing.
IF you see Dan Egger and he
smiles. just excuse him and pass on
It's a boy.
The Grand Jury was in session
three days last week and ground out
fourteen indictments.
Fritz Buckio was the lucky man
in the draw for the elegant scarf
Oh, we'll, we didn't
Don't forget the change in the
time of holding the election. Tues
day, November I'd is the date.
Mr.. Geo. Hutchinson and sister,
Miss Lizzie, of .Beallsville, returned
from trip to Kansas last week.
Vote for John Mcbride the
head of the Democratic State Tick
ct and with him the whole ticket.
-GO TO THE POLLS NOyEM-
BER I'D, AND VOTE FOR EVERY
DEMOCRAT ON THE TICKET.
-Woodsfeld Public School has a
class expecting to take graduating
honors at the close of the session.
The United Presbyterian synod
of Ohio, was in session last week at
Mansfield. There were about eighty
clergymcn present.
Fourteen thousand barrels of
oil we're produced in twenty-four
hours at the Washington oil field
one day last week.
The working girls of Bellaire
have organized Knights of Labor
lodge. Glad to hear the girls are
in favor of nights of labor.
Go TO SARDIS OCTOBER
< 20 AND HEAR HON. A. ]. WAR
NER AND JUDGE WALTON ON
THE ISSUES OF THE DAY.
After the campaign is over
what then? Why, the Republican
Supreme Court of Ohio will decide
as to the constitutionality of the
Dow Law.
We regret TO announce the Sc
rious illness of Mr.. Jne I. William
son, of near Ozark. At last ac-
counts he was dangerously, perhaps
fatally, i'll.
-Barnesville's prohibition 'ordi
nance went into effect last Friday,
and the saloons moved out-of the
limits Of the corporation, where they
can now be found.
The way the winds blew last
week, causing the leaves to fall and
signs to crcak, would seem to sug-
gest that Winter is at the door
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knocking for admission.
MIR. Charles Burkhart and Miss
Kate Lang of Woodstield were uni
ted in marriage last Tuesday at the
residence of the brides parents
Rev. Winterick ofliciated.
When coming to Court this
week, drop in to see us. We are not
in the best shape in our new quar-
tiers yet, but will entertain you as
best VIC can. And, yes, good sub
ject to talk on when yon are here,
is the excellent club offers we are
now making.
We noticed one of our boys
going to school one day last week,
who had in his possession dime
novel, catalogue of guns, deck
of cards, and chestnut BELL
CdldweH Democrat.
That boy will be in Congress if
he lives long enough.-Belloire Trib-
mse.
Yes, or in - if he don't live.
We regret that the failure of
delinquent subscribers to pay their
subscription has forced /. NJ. Riley,
OF the ST. Clairsville Gazette to al
low his paper to be sold at Sheriff s
SALE We trust that Bro. Riley may
be relieved from his embarrassing
position by aid from those whose
injustice has caused his embarrass-
Jment.
The Democratic central com
rnittee and candidates, for Congress,
Judicial and County officers, held a
meeting at. Bellaire on Monday of
last week, and as the Independent
of that place says: pulled the
throttle wide open and made prep