The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-09-28
Judicial Ticket.
Democratic County Ticket.

JACOB WOHNHAS.
DRrees will be elected by 1000
majority.
WITH a good man to make the run
for Congress success in this district
is assured.
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The corn crop of this year is es-
timatcd at 1856, ,OOo,O 600 bushels, Or
$50, 100000 bushels less than last
year.
The Bell Telephone case is now
being tried in Cincinnati. The case
is being heard in the United States
Court.
Scandal in the Tennessee Campaign.
Albany Evening Times.
1t is broadly intimated already
that ALI. the Republican Taylor, de-
|faulted with our Democratic Bob's
CLOTHES once when the latter was in
swimming
THE Democratic Congressional
Convention will meet at Marietta,
"Wednesday of this week. The par
|ty should see to it that the strongest
Imam possible be placed before the
people. With a good man GRosyEN-
| OR will be lett-at home.
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The Pension Office in one year of
Democratic Administration paid
|$7, ,302, 600 more in pensions to I'm
lion Soldiers than was paid in the
Hast year of Republican Administers
f |tion. This was done by the officials
attendinff to their LEGITIMATE work,
instead of fpolitics.
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JOHN B. DRIGGs, the nominee, is a
Ylawyer of Woodsfeld in good prac-
|tice, and has twice been elected Pros
ecuting Attorney of Monroe County.
In the beginning of the war he en-
listed as private in the 25th Ohio,
and shared the brilliant record of
that splendid regiment. After the
war he commenced the study of law
bnd, unassisted by any influence ex-
eept his own talent and character,
he rose to prominence in his profes-
Bion. He is a man of first-class
character, of sterling integrity, of
nodest and dignified demeanor, and
worthy of the honorable Office for
which he has been nominated
Burnesri1e Enterprise.
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ssThrough Democratic Eyes,"
The Hon. ALLEN G. THURMAN in a
bhort address to the THURMAN Club
bf Cincinnati, a few days ago, used
the following language:
IL am fast travelling down the
Shady side, and will soon be num-
bered among the past. But when |
I'm dead and gone, my friends, when
am laid away in nv last resting
place, if any of you should ever
Rumble over my grave hope that
lou may stop and think that there
lies q man who was always Demo
rat, and whose every desire and
hope were for Democratic sucsess.
My public record, / think, will bear
he out in that; and / know this, that
Fhen my last sun sets ! will see it
through Democratic eyes"
"a
Hon. l.. d. BRowN has made one
f the best School Commissioners
he State of Ohio ever had, and every
chool teacher in Monroe County
hould not only vote for him, but
hould use his influence in getting
thers to do likewise. Brown is a
borough going and practical teacher
lust the kind of man needed as
chool Commissioner. The State OF
Dhio has had enough of old fogies.
AppAN, the opponent of BRowN, has
be reputation of being a frst-class
Id college fogy who knows nothing
bout the common schools just
uch a man we do not want at the
cad of the schools of the State
Tote for BRowN.
He is a neighbor boy to us, who
began his career as pedagogue in
Noble County.
Teacher, if you wish to cast 8
rote in the interest of yourself az
veil as the children You are teach
ng, vote for L. d. Brown, one who
has been a teacher where many O
lou are now, consequently knows
Eour necessities and wants.