The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-09-21
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Corn Cutting.

-Cncstnut buTTb Will boOi NC
ready 10 open.
--aIore whcat,is, being sown this
fall than usual.
:, Typhoid. fever is r'gipg.at War
mock, Belmont County.
--Isck Frost is damaging the corn
in some parts OF Ohio =,
Our Steam FIGURING Mill is do
INK rsttliny business.
/ The bay. window is being drop5
r~i In all modern houses.
T-st. Cl,irsvlllc votes on Prohis
biliqa one week pom td-dsr. ! t3
--Somcrton is said to have the
best tobacco crop for ycars.
--rhe farmers want to take a fen
day. in seeing ,hsirg ern Fair
--Scvcrsl days last week savc us
some very fine f.ll(ing) weather.
~ --Itsis against the law to shoot
rnl,hits until October. Remember.
One fsve for the round trip from
home TO Wosdsncld during the Fair.
The corner stone Of new Cath
olic Church has been laid at Bellairo
-Barncsville young folks, arehav-
ing a serious time With whooping
cough.
Don't forget the Srmrr office
will yiye .on a FREE TICKET to
the Pair.
Navigation ON the upper Ohio
has been suspended on account Of
low watc~.
The Cstholic Schools Of this
place arc now in progress, and arc
doing good work.
Fifteen cases OF disease sup
posed to he yellow fever have oc-
currcd at Biloxi, Miss.
Pour hundred and thirty-one
pensioners in Belmont County re-
ceirc $3.s55.25 monthly.
IA colored baby born in Charles
ton. during the earthquake terror
has hecn named Earthqnanlu.
I'D. ?3d. 24th. What do they
mean. Why they the dates Of the
hest Fair ever held in the County
Tho Ohio annual conference Of
the N. r. Church will convene on
Thursdsy Of this week, at Athens.
lin the pacing race at Sarahs-
vile. Noble County, the Bristcr horse
owned by Fr,nk Williams Won the
rae.
"A number OF Dellairc attorneys
refused TO sign petition in favor
Of Prohibition. They consulted their
own interests.
LIZ you HIT the man at the gate
OF the Fsir grounds with ono OF the
SrrrIr complimentary tickets, he
will mcckly submit and pass you in.
-Gny Walliny, son Of David
wsllins. Of Bcllsirc, is missing
lie Is a young msn about nineteen
years Of age. and is telegraph op
cr.tm nv trade.
IA letter from Mr.. Trim Way,
of Grsywille informs us that he lcft
for New York City last week and is
therefore. At the metropolis now. He
Also sd,ls thst he wants the "Good
OH Srrnrr" scat to him there. Il
The weeds have been removed
from around the Court House. and
the surroundings there arc much
more inviting Heretofore. they
haze simply beca cnt. .'thistimc, they
were removed clean and clear. Cor
rect.
"A wild family has been captur-
ed ont in Kansas. Each member .ot
the group has been scslpcd. thcil
faces src nshy pslc. and they have
forgotten their mother languagc.-
Looking at it from an impartia
standpoint. the storyis distressing
II pale. toe.
1T may bs OF interest to. some
people to know that witness fees in
ciril cases are not paid until the cas'
is decided, settled ana costs paid
Whens subpGned. however, you ma,
demand your fees and il not pait
you are not compelled to testify. Il
criminal cases as quick rs witnes
is dismissed by the court, he ma.
demand ald collect his fees.-Er.
The typo force on the Wheelin.
Dailies struck last week for an in
crease in their wages. A conferenc
was held. but IS the papers rcfnsc'
to scceds to the demands OF the prin
ters. nothing WAS accomplished. Bot
sides exhibit coasiderablspluck. Th
papers are heing issued regularl!
under many difIlculties but thei
home printed matter is much redut
cd.
Marx Albert. proprietor of th
Albert House. Of Barnesville.. hs
brought suit against $ party by th
name Of Neir Eisenbers for slande
claiming $4,000 damages. The sui
was brought shout by the repeate
declaration Of Eiscnbcrg that Albcl