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CLARINGTON lTE VS..
CLARfxaroN, o Feb. II, lSS

CLARrHaroN, o Feb. II, 1885
Ed. SprRtr: The weather TO dsy Il
rather pleasant after hard night's
fretz'.
The river is again clear of Ice and
probably the laet for this season that
will impede navigation.
The packets are oil running and mil.
lions Of bushels Of coal are on their way
to points below.
The Gai field Literary Society is boom
ing. The question debated last nigh
vas: "l2esolued That Officers should be
elected for life or during good behavior. F"
Decided 10 the affirmative.
For the information OF the patrons ol
the Gazette, would cav the women's suf'
frage question was decided adverse tc
their voting. and that they them selves
would not desire 1t. -
Druggist McKimmie has been very
sick for some time, bat is reported i'm.
proving.
"A little child of Charley Cramer's il
very low. They have the sympathy o.
oil, as they are good citizens, and the lat
ter have been unfortunate in the loss o.
their children.
Rev. Gamble. OF the M. E Church hal
been holding several successful meetings
ct bis appointments in the county. apt
will soon commence meeting in the vii
lsge. He was heard from at the Literary
last night. and was creditably spoken OF
The Darlington Library Association
meets every Wednesday evening at tn,
Mayors Office. They have lately added
to their library % volumes of the Amer
ican Cyclopedis, very large books ani
Clarington Lodge No. 595, y 0 F
will have supper at the ball on the % I
OCCASIONAL
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OZARK ITEMS.

OZARK. OHIc, Feb. 1S, 1886.
Ep SPIRlr: Bertha Sumption, little
daughter of John Sumption. has the
scarlet fever. Miss Rosa Brown ha,
been sick for the week pc. I, but is better
al the present writing. Mr. George Ta.
bert has been ON the sick list for some
time. Mr.. Samuel Dickey aud wife OF
Wsverly Kansas. are Wis ting friends
and relatives at Jerusalem. Mr.. B. r,
briggs who, has haen visiting at bis
fsthars. Mr.. Bepjsmin Driges, has stslt
ed for his home in the west.
We bad not as large . crowd at on.
literary last Friday evening as uaual' on
account cf the bad weather. Notwith.
stsudihe We had q good time, Mr.. Geo
Arnold and Mr., Jacob Heck we're the
champion dehators OF the evening. Some
Of the bovs are preparing {, escort some
Of the ladies home next Friday evening
II they don't get the mltten.
Rev Dosne is holding . protracted
NEE tiny at Ozark Mr. Taegait deliv
cred an able address last Sunday even
ing.
Sir. W. T vanlaw has been employed
to teach the Ozark summer school.
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than year has recorded tt fe,t, #
three of Ams.icss erestest. sGere.sls /;
hut death is doomed 10 all
Valentine day telling on Ssndsv passed
with but little attention; there, however
a lev Valentines we're circulated 10 ohr
village. ~ M 'i'T
The question ss to whether the lie bi
Lieutenant General has ever bee, con.
farred on more than three men IN the
U s. viz. Washington, Scott. Grant,
has hecome one OF frequent discussion
ny tre night loafers Of our village. So
far it is unsettled as authors differ III
opinion.
Since writing the above We learn that
Mr.. S. Miller has sold his farm situated
one mile east OF here.
Ell ToUCH .ME NOT.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

WITfEKs, UHIO. Feb, Is, 1856.
Ed SPIRIT: rbe most remarkable
meeting ever held at Locust Grove is
now in progress. The tide has been rais.
ed higher at each successive meeting.
On Sabbath evening the house was jan
med from the pulpit to the door, and
there was fair congregation on the out
side.
Miss Mary Thompson, Of Antioch, is
the guest OF Miss Rosa Bowen.
The boys have articled for . seven
months trip to the mountains, and they
are happy until the mosquitoes make
their appearance.
Miss Dora TIA albott has returned home
from q two months visit amongst rela.
tives.
An elegant reception rendered by Mrs.
Pfeil To number Of her friends al her
residence on the evening OF the 18th
inst, wss one OF tbs most notable and
elegant OF tine many private and enjoy
able social sff.irs g, en- 10 the neighbor.
hood this season, the popular and fash
lonable craze progressive euchre was
generally INDUCED in up to midnight.
when lunch was announced, suspension
Of the game, taare we're three euchre
tables, the euchre prizes were very hand.
some aud we're awarded as follows
First prize handsome glass water set
TO Mrs LIZZIE Bots, Cf Sistersyille,
formerally of Ora, sville, and a white
silk handkerchief, to Mr.. jacob Bet 8,
"B ,ody" prizes, handsome glass match
hox A. p Steward aud glass tub TO
Mrs Kate Pieil. the floor was then clear.
ed and las Hubbard soon had every
one whirling 10 tae dance.
The protracted meeting closed q,
Stswarts Chapel on the l4th, there was
eight united with the Church.
Miss Lima is OF on Q two months re
crestion at her sisters near St. Msrys.
Mrs. Maria Haught who was danger.
ously Ill, is recovering fast.
You're truly.
LITTLE RosEBUD.
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eHOne reason Why news items are
90 scarce In cold, Aero weather, 10 be.
cause Of the well.known law in nature
that cold contracts ltnight be thought
by very young philosopher that this
would apply to metals and not to human
beings, but this is not the cass. 1t is
rather otherwise. 1t contracts human
doings and human movements more
than Il does The muroury in the tube; SO
that when the metal gets down below
the zero line, shrinking down toward the
bulb, 90 the average man or woman
shrinks from rambles abroad, and is
content with the warm corner at home,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

s@We are about through the las.
winter month, and within a fortnight OF
Spring. according to the division OF the
seasons. This is the shortest and gen.
orally about the most disa greeable month
OF the twelve. February was given its
name from the Latin word Esbrulre. to
expiate or purify 1t never hal more
than thirty days. and this only once in.
four years under Mama; during the other
three 1t hal but tweuty-uine. But Au-
gustus, in order to give bis favori,e
month August another day. took it from
February, which couldn't very we'll spare
II. The Saxons called this the sprout
month. for 10 their climate the sprouts
cane out. That's all done away with,
however, Is far as We are concerned
There are gIimpses Of spring in Febru.
arY, and the crocus is sometimes tempt
ed to show its verdant spears above the
ground, but gloon and rain predomin-
ate. ani It isn't the jolliest month OF the
twelve by long score.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

EEAs ell the amendments to tbs
State Constitution, voted for last fall
carried, 1t will now be necessary to elect
Township Trustees at the spring cleo
ton -one for three, one for two, and
one for one year each. After full Board
is once elected there will be but one va
cancy to Oil in the Board at each sprine
election thereafter. The electors in eact
township, 10 the County, should no,
lose sight OF tbis change in the terms o
their Township officers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

c~As soon as the weather will per-
init work will be commenced toward
changing the track Of the St. Clairsville
road from narrow to . astandard ensge,
and It 1s expected that standard guage
trains will reach ST. Clairsville over this
road by lhe 1st Of july.
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ROAD NOTICE.

M0fTck Is hereby given that 4 petition
N viii be presented to the Coumis sicnsrs
OF Monroe County Ohio. at their next session,
March. A. D. 1885, praying for the estab.
lshmsnt OF county road on the following
line TO wit: Beginnips for the same on the
lands Of John Bfistsr At stake "A" on the
road leading FROM Daufords to Ls~isviIIc.
thence south across the railroad track;
thence sast With the msandsrings Of the
mill race to the mill; thence sast scross The
mill dam TO the place Of termin alton q q
stake marked "B" to intersect the above
named road. MANY PErITIOa akpS.
jai26 's6m6.
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The Woodsdeld "Spirit OF Democ.
rscy" entered upon its 43i year les,
week. 1t is sterling Democratic paper,
and Is now 10 the charge Of Mrs. M. c,
West. local editor, while her husband
Gen. H. R. West, is Indian Agent al
Fort Peck, Montana.-M Clairsville Ga.
xeffe
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NOTICE..

OAMU8L STRED, whose postofic address
y and place Of residence is unknown. will
take notice that on the 9Th day Of January.
1886, Susan steed hlsd her petition IN the
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county Of uonr"s aud state of Ohio, charg.
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sent from her for more than three years last
past, and asking that she may be divorced
from said Samuel Steed, which petition will
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court, SUSAN STKBD.
By BRIGGS & MALLORY, her Att'ys.
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cvThe Woodsneld Spirit lacks sew.
en- years OF heing 10 existence q bal
century. The paper shows . marked
Improvement since Mrs. West hss as
sumed control. And this is only anoth
er proof Of what woman can do xber
she wills.-Nob.s County Republican.
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GRAINS OF GOLD.

! Try-hewJhe life Of good man cults
thee.
Say no evil Of any one but yourself,
and do not listent, any.
D. ceit is the oleoiiisrgarine that is
mixed with the butter Of truth.
He who believes that nothing is due
him, never believes himself abused.
II YOU cannot epeak well of your
neiehbors, do n, speak of them at all.
Mohsmmedans say that one hour o.
justice is worth seventy years OF PRAYER
1t is our own wounded vanity which
renders the vani y OF others TO unsup.
portable.
The bapI mess and unharpiness q
men depend no less Upon th ir humot'
than their fortunes. ~
Dispute witt no one as to his sufIer
ings itis With sorrows as WITH talhe
land-each man has his own.
| Don't commit the same f,ult twice
Why repent second me of an actor
# which we have already repent d Z
Every geo and holy desire. thougl
it may lack ,e firm, bath Itself the sub
stance and force Of q prayer With God
TIE greatest evils Of life have haf
their rise from something which wa
thought ft,o little importance to b,
t'nd to. 's
Nsyer he discouraged because eont
things g,t on go SLOWLY here. ami nsve
fail to DO thst good which lies next {
your hand.
If wh,t is said about you Is true. sc
yourself right at once: If IL IL false. le
II go for what twill, until Il dies If in
hereDt weakness.
NJ occupation is So holy that the devi
will not tempt us ripitin The mi 'st o
Il, end no name is so sscred ihtt be vii
not try to use II to cover bis vile ends.
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~ There will be two eclipses Of the
sun this year. One, an annular eclipse,
on March 5:b, visible in the United
States as . partial eclipse. The Other
will take place on the moruing OF the
26th. visible as q partial eclipse in y part
Of the United States.
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PHILADELPHIA Record

Have YOU . business that ought {
succeed 7 Advertise it. Straightforward
advertising 10 newspapers that have
steady and positive circulation will take
PROSTATE business by the hair and
stand ii on iis feet With remarkable Gel
Gritty. Lot the doubters keep their eyes
on the progress of the advertisers who
are STEADY goers, vet weather and dry
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

WThare is still some good in the
world, bad as It seems. A prominen,
citizen OF Cambridge at the time Of the
recent cold snap, went to the proprietor
OF coal yard and ordered him to fur
nish all needy families with coal and send
the bill to him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

egWs will send the New York Week
ly Star and Spirit or DExocRAor to any
address for one year for % Is. The
Star.is sterling Democratic newspaper,
1t is tA only paper supporting our Dem.
ocrstic National and State administration
published in the city Of New York.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

In Paris lat wear, there were 60,270
births aud 1915 de,ths.
In matters Of conscience, tirst thoughts
are best; in matters OF prudence, last
thoughts are hest.
At least fonr incorporated towns in
Colorado are st an altitude ofover nine
thousand feet above the sea level.
We meet IN society many beautiful and
att active women who, We think. would
make excellent wives for our friends
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Our Senator.
Chillioothe Advertiser.

One o. the sblest and most reliable
members on the Democratic side OF the
Ohio Senate is Senator Lawrence, OF the
Guernsey District. He 10 fne parlis
mentarian, and has done much already
to hold the Kennedy revolutionis l.
check. Senator LswreDce is member
Of the conference committee, and to the
writer he remarked, a few days ago, ths,
the Democrats we're right in the position
they have taken and propose to fight i
out on that line, and that there would b,
no 8 to Z business prsctioed On the Dem
ocrats.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

cYA A western editor has been showr
the photograph OF skeleton sitting in
an easy chair, with newspaper grasped
10 its bony hand. 1t is accompanied by
a pote saying: "The enclosed photo
shows the present condition OF 40 editor
Who attempted to run q country news
paper and subsist on promises on sub
scription, and is sent out as warning
to those who aspire to country journal
ism"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

EAn effort is making through the
poets Of the Grand Army Of the Repub,
lie 10 fnd out the number OF ex-soldier's
in the county infirmaries Ct the State
The object is to ameliorate the condition
Of these unfortunates who are ro Longer
physically able to win q livelihood fol
themselves and families. Blanks Gre
sent to the clerks OF the county in6rmary
boards requesting all the information
that can be hai on this suhject.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

EEA late postal law decision is to
the effect that publishers Of newspapers
can under the Law, arrest any man fol
fraud Who takes apaper and refdses to
pay for n. Uader this lav.itis . dan
eerous trick for man to allow his sub
.cription to run on from Elk months stc
a year and then have il marked ''reiused, '
Or send the editor postal card to dis
continue the paper - Ee. 49,,
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EARMEHa.

Who live along the line OF the B., z d
C. r. R., can ship their grain to the
WoodsReld Depot and have 1t ground ct
,RIcHxEa & Sons new mill and returned.
The transferring to and from the mill
will be done by the proprietors free Of
charge.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

~ An Indiana man is dying from
the bite of mule. When . mule be.
comes dangefous at both ends Il is time
to PROFOUND she conundruhd, "Whither
are We driftiuo."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

EEThe Woodsfeld Spirit has enter
ed upon its forty third-year. Under the
able management Of its efficient editor,
Mrs. West. the paper has verv much i'm.
proved OF flate.-Q Quaker City lsdep:naeas
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

MAsnirD.--At the r. G. Church, on
Sunday evening, the 2tst inst, BY Rev.
Wrrslxaea. Mr. PArRIoK SHEasY, ,Engin
eer on the B., &c. r. R, and Miss
MAsY Axn DosR, OF this place. Many
thanks for the delicious cake received.
May their life be one Of Joy and sun.
shine.
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AT LOW FIGURES.

I will offer for sale my honse anil 3
sores Of ground, adjoining Woods6eld,
At verv low figures from now un'il March
25th. 1885 II YOU want t, buy real
ct tie ct q bargain now ia vour time.
CHARLES LYNCH,
I'm SPIRIT OFFICE
WodsfeId, Oaio.
February rs, 1886.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

eTIt 10 estimated that there are st
least l00. 900 insane persons in confine-
ment in the Uoi,ed States. No statisti-
clan has rs yet attempted to estimate
those oat OF confinement. And none
will. It's too big ajob In too nncon.
GENIAL A feltl s-ssss-s-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

HA bill has been introduced 10 the
Legislature OF Massachusetts that has for
its object the creation OF State Board
Of Arbitration Massachusetts, falls into
line with Illinois, Iowa, Nav York and
Ohio with arbitration measures. which
are about the only proper and feasible
way OF settling disputes between EN-.
plover and employe. The satisfactory
settlement made by Judge THURMAN he
tween the Hooking Valley Company and
their employees has bad tendency to.
ward putting great many to thinking
upon this mode OF settlement Of disputes
that probably never paid much attention
to IL before. Strikes sre costly affairs
to both capital and labor. Arbitration
seems to be acceptable to all concerned
and why not adopt itf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

~ The Ohio State Bar Association,
al it's annual meeting few weeks ago,
recommended the passing OF . Law BY
the Legislature, making the ssseapaat
OF nine out OF the twelve Jurors Sufficient
to render verdict.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

~ II Ia said that Q sure way to keep
frost OF windows is to rub the panes OF
glass with an oil.satursted cloth, and
thereby the ice will not stick and the
glass remain clear. Try it on pane
and see how II works.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

FoR SALE --An 8 Fl. metal show case
and q 1900 ID. Ere proof safe. Call at
my Jewelry Store. Also anything in
my line OF Watches, Jewslry DC, at
closing ont prices. ~
IF. M. LLOYD, Jeweler.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

Mrs. FRANK sEFFERs aud Mt. CAR
reSrER, OF BeaIlsv,lle, left for Fort Peck,
Montana, last Friday. Mrs. JEFFERs
has been appointed Matron Of the school
aud Mr.. CARrssrsa. blacksmith at the
Agency.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

Mr.. CYRUs JONES and wife, OF Glen
Easton, West Va, will remove trrshis
place about the first Of April and engage
in the millinery aud mantua making hu-
siness. They have rented the store room
formerly occupied by LOUIS HoEFFLER.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

For Store and Hotel, 40 acres of
ground to farm or garden, 25 acres Of
bettom, adjoining the C. C. WELLS
estate. opposite .Clariugton, on the Ohio
River Railroad. Will cell or lease. In.
quire of CARROLLk BROa Marble
and Granite Workers, Wheeliut Weet
Va. decl5, 'S5r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

eyDo YOU want to know what Is 60
Ing on 10 this and adjoining counties
The SrlRrr Is sent to any address In the
county. one yesr on receipt OF sl.50.
Subscribe now.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

~ Merchants, give your Sprins ad.
vertisenents to the SrrRIr next week as
several hundred estra copies will be is.
sued for the next month and sent
throughout the County.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

~ EDISON, the iventor, has succeed
ed in sending and receiving telegraus
from trains running at the rate OF TWEEN
ty live miles per hour. This Is pretty
fast flashing on the dv.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

Miss MAeaiE DRAPER, OF Swszey,
vas ct the exsmination Saturday. the
goth. and ID company with Miss ANNIE
SrAxeLER, made the SPIRrr office very
pleasant and profitable coll.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

II had anv skin or blood disease,
like tet'er, itch. scsld head. pimples, sore
ewes. scrofula, et... l would take "Dr.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher" sure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

Itch, Prairie Mango, and ScratehV OF
every kini cured in 81 Minutes by Wool
ford's Saaitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold nv R. W. Pope,
Druggist, WoodsHeid. Ohio.-43-3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

HTwo more tools have expressed q
determinstion to swim down the rapid'e
below Niagara Falls. Those rapids are
the most relisble fool killers in the
United States.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

Mr.. SAMUEL KeEMLIe, son u.Iav OF
Mr.. N. HoEFFLER, OF this place, has a
contract on the Black Diamond r. r.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-02-23

eEThe Christian Church at Bsllaire,
had increased its membership A up to
the llth inst by revival which i' in pro-
eress.