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GLENwOoD ITEMS.

GLENwooD Feb. 10. 1885
Ed SPIRIT: The schools are getting
along finely with L. B. Hayward in
charge at No. Z; Nelson Gallaher al
Sykes; E. D. Steeprod at Nc. 4, Bo
nar's); M. E Wood at No. 10 Ohio
township. The last named school is do.
ing we'll with an average daily attendance
o. 26. They are in all branches Of study
from the First Reader up to the Higher
Arithmetic. They have singing and Ill
erary schools every week this winter, and
the house heing generally full OF we'll.
behaved order-loving people The fol-
lowing question for debate nex' Wednes
day nignt: Reso'vsd, That inlemperanct
is a greater evil than war.
P. E Payne will preach at the Amber
Church. March Z, at 1o1 O'Clock and a.
night. Rev. Gamble closed the protract'
ed meeting at the same place last SUNDAY
with several accessions and the church
generally revived
We all like the SPIRIT under the PREF
ent management, and especially the let
ters from the General May his shade v
never grow less. But we want him to
keep his blzz,rds in his own country, i
possible; also. obtain cook tina! can bt
depended on to get breakfast in the NOR.
ming. COLON.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

EDwARD SIMS, whose Postotice address
r. and place of residence is Welcome Mar
shall County in the State Of West Virginia
will take notice that on the 9Th day OF Jan.
nary, 1895, John B. briggs dle' lis petition
in the court Of common pleas said county
of Monroe, against him and another, the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which Is to forsclose a
mortgage given BY said Edward Sims to one
A. r. Michel, September s9, 1884. on lot No
three in the town of Clarington. Monroe
county Ohio, to secure the payment OF
note given by sold Sims to said Michel, sep
tsmber, 29, 1884, for $500, said note and
mortgage having been transferred to said
briggs.
You are required 20 answer on or before
tn, 18Th day of karoh. 1885.
anl2,86w6, j.. y. DKidds'
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Is eqnal to the
occasion and deserves the honor Of be
ing denoniuattd a second JACKSON.
The President is right 10 bis refusal tc
hand over to The Senate ali papers ant
charges against removed officials. Hi
Jeasors and the la~ as given In his mes
sage must necessarily carry conviction
to the minds of all fair-mindsd men
Why should the Senate ask for such an
unprecedented privilege3 Do the Re
pubifcaos having control OF one branch
OF Congress wish 10 set as court of ap
peal with power to override the Execu
tive? DID any living man ever dream
or did sny one ever know, OF any con
stitutional provision giving the Senate
such power7 With as much reason snf
eense the Senate could ask and compe
President CLTvELAKD to appear before
fhem 10 the Senate ard be cross.exam.
ined. as to his reasonsfo for removal, fol
as he says be has acted as much upon
matters made known to him orally as 10
wrilirg. In what kind Of q predicamen'
would this place President Of the great.
est Nation 10 existence.
an the power the Senate has fs to al.
wise and consent. Their Information
must he Independent OF the President.
The Executive and Legislative branches
are and should be distinct. The Presi-
dent must sppoint and the Senate con.
cent or rcipse, and both wnst concur 10
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make nomination. Neither can over.
rule the other
Mast the President be shorn OF all his
constitutional powersp This seems 20
De the object OF the Repu u1licana. A few
years ago the Senate was Democratic
and the President Republican. Did the
Democrats then refuse to confirm, and
try to bulldoze the President into giving
his reasons for removal. On the con.
,rary they treated his appointments with
all due courtesy.
The people OF the United States elect
ed CLEVELAND and thereby expressed
their G'sre for change. Fine people
have at the polls given a reason for re.
moval aud President CLEVELAND onl,
carries out their will when be removes,
cause or no cause, and appoints reliabl.
and Competent Democrats.
The action OF the Republican Senate
certainly demonstrates the fact that 0
charge was. aud is, necessary that to-
long control by any one party breeds
corruption and ls dangerous to Repub-
lie. When a party hold the reins o
government any great length Of time, il
becomes arrogant, and believes that no
other has even the right of conttoh This
seems to be the condition OF the leaders
of the Repabiean party to day.
They are determined TO h,lld tbe con
troll Of the Government il they have to
override the President andtathe Will soi
The people. oe1His
While We are satisfied with CLEvg-
LANDS administration and his conserve.
tism In appointments, we expect the ad
ministration made Democratic as soon
IS circumstances and good government
will admit. This We think all l.onest
Republicans expected and none OF them
bnt such as have been for life time al
the public crib object. CLEVELAND de-
serves the support OF all true and honest
Democrats. Give him chance. W.
believe be has the right, and We say turn
the Republicans out, with or without .
reason why, and replace them " th
good il not better Democratic officials.
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of Icing false to them. N iber { 'e
discomfort Of party fiends, nor the al
lurements constantly offered OF eonfir
nation OF sppoinlees condnioned upon
the avowal that the suspensions have
been made on party grounds alone moi
the threat proposed in resolutions now
before the Senate that no confirmation
will he made unless the demand OF tha,
body he complied with is sufficient to
discourage or deter me from following
in the way am convinced leads to bet.
ter government for the people.
[Signed GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion, Washington, D.
C, March /, 1886
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Very Remarkable Recovery.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, OF Manchester
Mich writes: "My wife has been al
most helpless for five years; so helpless
that she could not turn over in bee
alone. She used two Bottles Of Electric
Bltters. and is so much improved, tha
she is able now 10 do her own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that Il
claimed for them. Hundreds of testi
monials affect their great curative pow
ers Only fifty cents bottle at R. W
Pope's.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NTOTICR4s hereby given that q petition
lN willbs presented to the Commissioners
iofs .Mourps County, at their next session
June A., d. is8S, PRAYING lot : review and
alteration OF road in jackson township
leading from the town Of Coehransville to
intersect the woodsneld and Tuel's landing
road, on she lands of Frank Wasmuth; Be-
ginning for the same At the west end Of the
bridge to be built At Bradaslds Crossing oi
Jim Run; thence through the lands Of Lewis
C. Bradfsld, as nearly the old mill race "a
praetisable;. thence through the lands Of
Mrs. Eve'ins Whitney, Mrs. Margaret Raper.
George shai, Elihu hong, Polk Hausht, Noah
Haught. B. z. Folger and Frank Wssmuth,
to intersect the County road near the resi-
dence OF said Frank Wasmnth.
mch9, 'S6ws. MANY PETITIONERS.
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-A99IGNHH,0
SALE E0FREAL ESTATE

TN pursuance Of an order. of the Probate
4 Court OF Monroe County. Ohio, will offer
for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday. the la day of Apra. 1886, I.
at one o'clock p. m. at the front door Of the
court house in Woodsfeld. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county Of
Monroe and State of Ohio, and in the village Of
Woodsfeld to wit:
A part Of lot number twenty-eix in said VIII
lage Of Woodsfeld. being tract Of land in ;
the southwest corner Of said lot, about twenty
feet front on Main street and eighty feet deep.
on which two story frame building IL
situate.
Also. lot number nine in said village Of
Woodsfeld on which two story ftsme dwell,
ling house is sitaate.
First tract appraised at 81 800. ~
Second tract {" ga.
Terms Of sale: Cash before confirmation.
j. P. SPRIGts&
Assignee in trust for tho benefit of the credit
ors of joel I. Jud ius. mch2, ,S6t5.
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BOB INeERsoBL says there has never
been q President who was sincere in bis
praise OF Civil Service Reform. Hypo.
critical with all of them. Read what
Bee says:
sit amuses me 10 see the liars holding
up, each others hands while they vow
tbev never loved before. Why, l have
talked with Presidents and Senators and
Congressmen and public men OF all par.
rfes. and have never yet found one o.
them who was sincerely for civil service
reform as it is advoca ed and put into
prsctice. have had Republican Presi
dents read messages upon this subject
and laugh at the doctrines they declare
There was no President in Washington
In my time who believed what be said il
his message on this question:
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ANNOUNCEM MENTS.

Announce A. ]. GRIFFITH as candidate
for the Office of Trustee of Center township.
Announco JACOB STIMPERT. ST.. as a candi.
date for the office Of Trustee of Center town.
ship.
Announce JosEPH W BROWN as a candidate
for the Office of Trustee of Center township.
Announce CHARLES SCHUMACHER as a can
didate for the office of Trustee of Cen.er town
ship.
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NOTICE.

JTTILLIAM p. RlcHNRR, whose plac, Of
wv residence and postofice address is Bir.
minsham. Jedersoa couury, In the State Of
Alabama. will take notice that IN the 23i
day of January, lsSd, Mary A. RiohDst fled
her certain. petition against hir, in the
court Of common pleas Of Monroe oovpty,
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which. Is 10
obtain divorce from said William P. Rich-
ner, on the grounds that said William r.
Richnsr has been guilty Of gross nsglec. Of
duty toward said Mary A Richnsr Tor refus-
ing to provide for her the means Of support
for more than three years last past.
MARY A. RICHNRR,
B, BRIGGS b MALLORY, her Att,ys.
jan26.'S 'S6we.
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CLEvELAND's message bits the nail on
tAs head II brings the difficulty between
Aim and she Republican Senate sqnarely
to On Issue, and now will have TO be set
tied. one way or the other. The Senate
must either "pu, up or shut up" confirm
or refuse.
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REV. Mr.. Lsors, the gentleman from
Monroe. the representative OF Democ-
racy and the "dsrk hiils," voted against
Mr.. FARRAR's liqnor tax bill, and re-
marked q little later, suh-rosa, 81 would
Nike TO have voted for thst bill but then
yen know"-etc = Guernsey Times,
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ASSIGNMENT
Sale Of Personal Property.

THE undersigned. Assignee in trust for the
Il benefit OF the creditors of Joel T. Jud.
kins. will offer for'sale. at public snction, at
the Drug Store Of said Judkins in woodsAeld,
Ohio. on
Saturday the 9th day of March, 1885,
the following property of said assixnor, con-
sisting in part of one Soda Fountain and Gen.
orator; three show cases; platform scales coun.
ter scales. desk; shoulder braces and support
ers; books; tincture bottles and jars; Drugs and
Medicines &c, &c.
Sale to Commence at 8 o'clock q. m. and COM
tinued from day to day till completed.
l will continue to sell at private sale until
said date
Terms Of sale: Cash.
P.SPRIGGS,
Assignee Of Joel T. Judkius.
mch2 1914
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The eight hour hill has passed the
Ohio House of Representatives. 1t
provides that corporations can not COM
pei their hands to work over eight hours
a day; also forbids them to allow their
employees to labor longer than that time
in a day. The bill will pass the Senate
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-09

In the debate in the lower House Of
Congress on increasing pensions, HEN
DERsoN, OF Iowa, closed his remarks by
say ing: 81 would rather spend an eter-
,ity in bell with Confederate than an
eternity in heaven with Northern Cop.
perhead.," We are unable to see wha,
this has to do with pensions, but we have
no doubt but Mr. HENDERSON will have
the opportunity OF enjoying bis prefer.
snce-an eternity In hell.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-03-09

How C.E. WHrE is after the position
Of National Gem missioner OF Education
ysoated by the resignation Of Gen. EA.
TON. What about Hon. L. D. BRowN,
our present State School Commissioner.
He Is eminenlly fitted for the position
and has a wide reputation as an educa-
tar
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The following is the answer OF ths
Esther OF our Country, GEoReE WASH
Ir0roN, to o demand from the Senate tc
furnish certain documents during his ad
miniatration:
at is essential 10 the due administers
tion Of the Government that the bound
srIes fixed by the Constitution betweer
the different departments should be pre-
served A just regard to the Conslitu
sion and the duty OF my Office under al
circumstances of this case iorbids com
pliance with your reqoest.
G. WASHINGTON"
. The vice heads OF the Republican
Senate bad better needed GEoReE's ad'
vice and not given GnovER The opportu'
nifty to draw bead on them.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
luvzo, oosvw \.

Estate of Madison Mornbsrry, Decd.
NHB undersigned I'VE been duly appointed
i and qualified as Executors OF the will
Of Madison Thornberry, late Of Monroe coun.
ty, deceased.
Dated this oath day Of February, A. D. 1885.
W. s THORNBBRRY.
mohs, S6.4. ROSS MONTGOMERY.
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IF President CLEVELAND should turn
Republicans out OF Office for the simple
reason that they are Republicans, per.
haps the wise heads of the Senate eoald
s'catch on"
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sHERIFF's SALE.
John w. Gramlich
David Conger 4 sno.


b Y virtue Of certain order Of sale issued
II from the court Of common pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and Statscs
Ohio. In . case pending In said court between
the above named parties, and to. me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Weodsnsld on
Friday. The l2th day Of March, 1886,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock :. m. and .
O'CLOCK p. m. Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county.
Ohio. to wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty two, township 6vs
Of range six containing forty one sorss;
Also. the following tract Of land, to wits
Beginning ct the, northwest corner Of the
southeast quarter Of the southwest qusvtss
Of section twenty two; thence north eighty
seven degrees west twenty two and three
fourth rods to read; thence south thirty six
and one half degrees east four and four.dfth
rods thence south fifteen degrees ssst eight
Rods; thence south twenty seven degrsss sssk
Ithirteenf redss ssrhepcs south ssevsntssn and
one half degrees east nineteen rods; thence
south twenty seven degrees east rods;
sneHso no1sn tour oeSto osst MY Iout euu
three ffth rods to the paace u beginning,
containing four ami sishsA one hundrsdth
acres,
Said property so ordered to b ssla Il ap-
praised At 81 ,060. aud may sell fopswo thirds
Of said appraisemsnt Terms Of sale, oash
before confirmation. es
LOUIS sULSBERGRR,
/, abe 1866. )hsriG Y. C. o
BRIGGS & dALL0Rf, Attys.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To O. Cthrs Or scaom may Concern: 4
Notice is hereby given, that ]. n. Boughner
Admir-, has deposited in the County Treasury
a sum sufficient to redeem part Of the
east half Of the southwest quarter and part
Of the south half of the northwest quarter
of range 4, township 4 Of section 81, sold
at a Delinquent Tax Sale by John Ruegseg-
ger, Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio, Jan.
uary l9, lSSS,in the name Of william Hem
thorn to G. cshrs.
mnhq'97ia .Anditnr Monroe lsa llhin
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TUESDAY, KARCH Q, 1886.

ALkHM O'MFERs fs to lecture in Zanes
Vile some time in the near future, say 8
the Cambridge Herald.
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EXECUTORS SALE.


TN pursuance Of an order made by the
i Probate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
and TO me directed. will offer for sale, a.
public aucti' n, upon the premises between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m. aud O'Clock
Saturday. the Sd dog Of april, 1886
the following directed real estate, machinery
and fixtures; situated in the town OF Antioch.
Monroe County, Chic. to-wit: Lot number
one in section ten. township three. OF range
five, containing one and ops-half acres; also.
lot number twenty -tirse In section eleven ,
township three Of range Eve. containing one
acre, on which there is situated . steam miil
and voolen factory, and including the en-
gine and boiler and all the machines, ma
chinery and fixtures belonging 10 said steam
mill and WOODEN factory.
Said property is appraised 81 $500 90 aud
may sell for two-thirds OF said appraismsnt,
Terms Of sale. One third Of the purohsee
money cash in hsnd. one third In one year
and one third In two years from day Of sale,
with interest, and deferred payments to b.
secured BY mortgage on the premises sold.s
CATHARINR C.. COvRHr,
Executor Of the will Of A, B. Covert decd.
BY DRIess Il MAhLoR1, her Ats. s.,
mch2, ,'86w4-spub. i.
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Farm FOR Sale.

0Q0 AcRRs OF fine Farming an ! Grssing
-CU land in Monroe County, Ohio, ioos-
ted
1l.2Miles Northwest Of LewisyflIe,
! mile from railroad, all limestone soil, 80
acres of Wills Creek bottom, an abundance
Of hne timber. two good owsllipgs--ons
just recently built, barn and sheep house
and two good orchards.
Can be divided into two or three farms.
and will sell any amount OF 1t 10 suit pur-
chasers. For terms call on
JACOB q. HAMILTON,
mchI' 'eotf' Lecempton, ohio.
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MORRIS&ARMSTRONG
NOTICE..

THE undersigned, J,hu B briggs, has been
i duly appointed and qualified as Assignee
of tho estate Of stephen A. Hathoru. an in
solvent, JOHN B. briggs.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
-Es.ate Of Henry Crum, Deceased.

# HE undersigned has been appointed and
l qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Henry Cfnm. late OF Monroe county ,deS'd.
Dated this 10th day Of February. A. D, 1885
mchs, ,'S6tI. DRAAS 8. CRUx.
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mohs's7ss. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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nv part ct the Attorney General or
any ot'er h4ai f department is tie
servant tf the President AM Is {, give
or withhold CT lee OF documents in his
office according tn the will of the Ex.
ecul:ye and not otherwise, hut because
regard the papers and documents with
held anu addressed t. me or intended
for nv us" and action purely unofficial
and pr vasa, n tinfrtqneDtty con6ier tial
and having reference to the perfor rmsnce
of duty exclusively mine. | consider
item in no proper sense as on the file
II the departnen hut as deposited
there tor nv convenience remaining still
completely under my c,ntrol. I suppose
If desired 10 take them into my Gus.
tody might do so VIII entire propriety
AMI 1t | say TT t. destroy them no onc
would complsi,. The papers and docu
men's t at are now the objects of the
>ena,e's Question consist of lest rs and
representations addressed t. the ex' Gu
i've or Intended for bis inspection; the,
are voluntariy y written and pres nted ny
private citiz"ns who are NJ { int e least
'n''iga'ed thereto bv any fficial inv Il.
tion or at all infect to official control.
While some of them are lied to ex.
acuiive consideIst on, many of them are
s, irrelevant, or in the light of other
ficss, so worthless that they have not
heen given the least weight in determin Q
qne tions to which they are supposed t
relht,.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09

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!or'v,ytur>' g, 'rje;,:,, will cur" '::'~ lis
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use affords very great relief, ard jn~ure~
refreshing >!vrp.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-09
sTRAyED OR STOLEN.

ssrayed "r stolen from the subscriber at Armenia
ABOUT eighteen months ago, one large sorvel mare,
20 on left shoulder, and q blotched on r;aht
shoulder. Areward Of $lo will be given ior anv
insormat'on that will lead to her RECOVERY or 10 ~
her delivery to me 1t Argenta.
D'0m GEO. FRENCH,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-04
Prohibition in Georgia.

Intoxlcants will be dealt out by -four
barrooms in Quitman during the year 1886
Two thousand dollars worth of whisky
have been sold Ia Quitman during the
past fourteen days.
The drug stores are included in the re-
fusal OF the City Council Of Gainesville 70
grant liquor licenses.
The license in Eastman will expire
about May rs, next. Two Of the dealers
whose licenses expired, went out OF BUSH
ness on Jan. !. There is a general dispo-
stion TO acquiesce in the popular major
ity.
The liquor dealers at Columbus are
renewing their licenses for another year.
Five have renewed thus far, and no doubt
all OF them now doing business, except
one or two, will renew by Monday night.
The license remains at $500 year.
The pronibitionists are actively but
quietly cAnyassing Richmond county, and
a private committee has been appointed
TO perfect organization. The petitions
for the election will be presented 10 Ordi-
nary Walton this week. The anti prohi-
bitionlsts are also busy, and they nave
elected Capt. Il. j. OCOnnor President Of
the anti-prOhibiti0n society.