The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-09-07
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Wheeling Fair this week.
-Corn-cutting will soon be here.
Cider presses arc in operation.
When the leaves begin to turn.
The next Congress will be the
"Lth.r
-Colorcd campmeeting at Stafford
t his week.
Come to the Fair to meet your
old friends.
Our public school will open
October 4th.
commissioner meeting ycstcr-
day and to-day.
The Woodsficld Select School
closes in two weeks
-Damson plums have been sell
ing at 81 per bushcl.
DIR. Ullman. of Marietta, was in
Woodsficld yesterday.
"A. $. Morris, Of near Jerusa
lem, wss here last week.
A coon witha banjo entertai n
cd the boys one day last week.
The bottom of the Ohio river
is ,ndcaycring 10 crawl on top.
Mrs. DIR. Armstrong arrived
home from Kansas last Thursday.
--Chas. Eberlc and r. @. Wehr,
Of Calais, were in towu last Friday.
--Gen'l Eugene Powell is the new
" appointed bank examiner in Ohio.
The Prcsbytery of Athens meets.
at McConnclsville to-day, Tuesday.
DIR. Farquhar took in Robin
sons show at Caldwell last Wedncs-
day.
Mrs. J. G.. Cassil returned last
Friday from visit of several weeks
in Iowa..
II. B. Rouse was absent last
week, attending the State Fair. at
Columbus.
Mrs. DIR. Walton, of Darlington,
was among her many friends Of this
place last week.
Conductor Will Judkins was off
duty last week, and spent two days
in Woodsfeld.
Miss Barbara H0efiler and Mary
Morris were at the Summerfeld Re-
nnitn last week.
john b. briggs, Esq, made a
speech to the Odd Fellows at Clar-
7ngton last Thursday.
VIM. Rucker and John Grum-
lick, of Lewisvillc, were in town on
business Saturday last.
Auditor Muhlcman was at Co
lumbus last week on business and
spent day at the State Fair.
"A family of four lives in Mon
roe County, the Youngest of whom is
6S years, and the oldest over 9e.
There should. and no doubt
will be, a fine display Of agricultn.
raj products at the Fair this fall
shipping Tags. Road Receipts,
Wedding Cards and bill Heads. all
neatly gotten up. to be found at the
SIflsIr Office. .eai
Carl Judkins. one of our Young
men who is making his mark in the
Express service, greeted Woods6eld
friends last week. a,s' ,f
MIR. Clyde Pord, Of Benwood, who
is y. student at Delaware College,
returned home last Wednesday after
a pleasant visit to friends here.
= -Bellaire is very gaseous about
the natural gas she is now using
1t is certainly nothing new as they
have akSays used great amount Of
it.
The present cold snap seems to
hsvc had no effect in abating Wes-
aezn fever. Twenty persons have
left iron near Woodsfeld for Kan
sas and other Western points.
Did the Council meet last week
Did they pass an ordinance declar-
Sng these filth weeds.a nuisance? II
mot, majority of the people in
town would be pleased to hear of
them doing so. !.
--I'hirty-three people from va
rious points along the line, departed
last week for the West. They are
intending TO locate there, and nearly
all selected either Kansas or Arkan,
sas a. their future homes.
"A large crowd was in attend
ance at Garington on last Thurs
day but the Odd Fellows Hall was
not dedicated on account of the
Grand Master not being present
Another time will be set soon.
Postal Clerks Hancher and Kel
Ter being off duty. for a couple o.
weeks. on account Of sickness, will
account for the irrcg,ilarity Of the
mails, and consequently for th'
Srtrir not reaching its destination
in time.