The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-11-02
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David Okey, Esq, Of Washington
City is spending few days in
Woodstield.
Warmers clear logic convinced
many republicans of his WORTH
Vote for him.
After the election to-day the
people can take rest. So can Gros-
ycnor and Kelly.
October is the most delightful
month in the year. AT least part
of it was this year.
Christmas comes on Saturday
this year, and in less than two
months will be here.
Mr.. VIM. A. Unger, of Sycamore
Valley, called last week. He thinks
the Democrats in Bethel will be ont.
NJ. w. Horn, the photographer,
is at Newcomerstown on business
and Mrs. Horn is visiting her par
cnts at Snmmerfield.
The SPIRIT acknowledges the
receipt of some extra large apples
presented by Mr.. j. Dearth. They
are simply immense.
Jacob Howiler, of Miltonsburg,
this county, has two year old Nor
man colt which turns the scales to
the amount Of 1400 lbs.
One word is breathed through falling leaves,
One word repeat the rustling sheaves,
as days grow brief and nights increase;
That single word is "Peace."
John Brister comes next and
tells a big one about Simon Kuhn
having yearling colt of Brister
stock which weighs lilo pounds.
-Bellaire is to have theatre
The Elysian Rink of that place is
to be repaired and arranged for the
use of dramatic entertainments.
See the advertisements of Zanes-
vile Business College in the SPIRIT.
It is a first class school for young
men to receive business education.
Hereafter Sunday trains on the
B. z. Il C. will be discontinued
There will be no other change of
trains or of the time Of the other
trains.
-BarnesviIle has the Western fe-
yer Of a dangerous type. Whole
families from among the best ele-
ment in the town are leaving for the
Pacific States.
We call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of the
American Detective Bureau. We
can recommend it as being the only
leading Detective Bureau in Western
Pa.
1t is claimed that substitute
has been found for quinine. 1t is
claimed the new drug hss all the
medicinal qualities of quinine, but
can be produced for six cents an
ounce.
The cotton crop this year is
estimated at 9,575,7O0 bales, avera-
ging 4s4 pounds each. 1t sold at
about nine and a half cents per
pound, and will be worth over three
hundred million dollars.
Geo. Feiock, Jr., died at his
home at Miltonsburgh, on last
Thursday. Deceased was rugged,
hearty man, and his sudden death
WAS a surprise to all. Death was
caused by Inflammation of the bow
els.
There seems to be o hitch in
the appointment of Chas. N. Allen
for the position Of store keeper Of
the government printing office at
Washington. 1t seems that the law
limits the age Of an appointce to that
place, and Aliens age will probably
debar him from the position.
The Coshocton Democrat man
must have been there and witnessed
the greeting of our first ancestors.
He says that when Adam first saw
Eve, in the garden Of Eden, he made
use of a remark which reads the
same either backwards or forwards.
1t was, Madam, Pm Adam"
The night before the departure
OF the leader of our Band, the boys
properly commemorated the event
by serenading different persons in
town They were rewarded by sew,
eral neat speeches, the most notable
being that of Mr.. VIM. Schuefele.-
Billy won the reputation of ''Tho
Silver Tongued Orator"
We have sent out in the last
few days number of statements Of
accounts to our delinquent subscri
bers and trust they will all respond
promptly. thereby saving themselves
all further trouble. We believe We
have been reasonable in the matter
of collections, and now insist on oul
delinquents being the same. If yor
can not pay all of your indebted