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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03

CATHOLIC, st. JOHN'S.-North Market
street corner North. Rev. T. A. Pow. r.,
pastor. Sunday services, low mass a IN,
high mass 1000 a. m. Catechism p. m.
Vespers and benediction 7:3U p. IN. Week
day services, low mass $500 a. m
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03
9. o. ALIENS

Physician and Surgeon.
Office in rooms formerly coupled
by Smith & Lowry rs law office
Residence with Miss Lucy
M. Wright. Office hours, s to 10 q.
m, 2 to 4 and to 8 p. m. Tele-
phone. residence 40. Office SO.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03
WILL NOT BE BLED.

Dushnelrs Appointeos Refuse to Contri-
buio to the Hanna Party Campaign.
The Republican state executive COM
nittee is having tough shedding in Sc
curing the payment of the usual assess
meht from the officeholders In the
state, but tho most rebellious are the
officers and employees a. the peniten-
tiary. Up to this time practically no
assessments have been paid, and II
they continue of the same mind no
assessments will be paid.
The officers have positively refused
to make the assessments. Deputy War;
den Dawson and Postmaster Goetze
were authorized to receive the funds
but up to date the amount they have
received could be placed in any per-
sons eye without injuring that deli
cate member.
The prison officials are rebellious al
the action of the other factions for
having ignored them in certain cases,
and openly assert that they will dump
no money into campaign where they
have Been ignored. In certain cases
they have threatened to bolt the ticket
entire; some say that they will not go
to their respective counties to vote,
while few say they will spend their
good money to 60. home to vote against
the ticket.
The officials of the prison argue that
defeat this fall will bring the Han
Mates to their senses and will result
in such concessions to the Foraker
faction that the two can get together"
prior to the next important campaign.
1t is known that some of the state
institutions have taken the same
grounds. but In one instance a super
intendent paid a small assessment on
his own account, but positively de-
clined to ask any of the employees to
pay anything into the campaign. 9th
ers are believed to be in the same con-
dition. Taken as whole, the COM
mittee has but little hopes of secur-
ing much ease from the usual source
of income, and the one that they had
a right to expect 1t from has repudi-
ated the claim. This is certainly a
very unusual condition Of affairs, and
has tendency to complicate matters.
Columbus Dispatch (Rep). .t
1t is evide-t that Governor Bush
nells friends aud his appointees to
Office have not forgotten how their
chief was insulted and maligned by the
managers Of the Hanna party and lhe
present candidates on the Hanna ticket
The men who are now seeking the sup
port of Bushnell and his friends, less
than a year ago. were denouncing them
as traitors, renegades, etc. The Hanna
convention refused to indorse, the pres
ent state administration. and yet the
managers want this same administra-
tion to foot the bills for carrying, on
a campaign for the perpetuation OF
Hannaism. What galli
THE PLATFORM.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03
CHURCHES.

Hunter and Market streets. Rev David II.
Moore, ID. D., pastor. Preaching. services at
1880 a. m. and 1900 p. m. Sabbath School at
800 a. m. Junior G. +. at 2:30 p. m. and C.E.
at 600 p. m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday
evening at I O'Clock.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-11-03
N. What gall!
THE PLATFORM.
full Text Of the Declarations of tho
Ohio Democracy.

bulA Text OF the Dsclarxtione OF tho
tr Ohio Democracy.
Adopted Tuesday, Aug. 90, 1893.
i. The Democracy of Ohio. In convention
assembled, reatfirm the platform of the
principles adopted at Chicago by the DEM
Ocrats ut their convention in July, 1896.
And we particularly reafiirm and indorse
the financial plank therein declaring for
the free and unlimited coinage of silver
and gold at the ratio of 16 to 1, independ-
ent of any and all other natiops,
2. We are proud of the patriotic conduct
In peace and war OF that brave leader of
Democracy, William ]. Bryan, and we
favor his reconciliation as the Democratic
candidate Of the people for president of
the United States in 1900
3. The Democratic, Populist and silver
Republican senators and representatives In
congress deserve the thanks Of the country
for their vigorous and united efforts to
secure a Just distribution of the war tax
alton equally upon the wealth and cOrpo-
rations Of the country as well MS upon Its
labor.
4. We congratulate the brave boys of the
army and navy, without respect to party
or locality, who have SO cheerfully re-
sponded the call Of their country for
their skillful and heroic achievements on
land and sea. We rejoice that sectional
lines have been oblterated and party strife
forgotten in the patriotic upho1dmg of our
, nag and the cordial support given 10 the
government by the whole people of every
section OF our country. We rejoice that
the futile efforts of few Republican lead
ers 10 inject partisan strife into cause
belonging to no party and to no section,
but to the whole people, has been justly
hy Ia nutriOtism of the
try, as they deserve to be.
o. We are In favor OF an income tax, so
that the burden Of taxation be equally and
impartialy laid to the end that wealth may
bear its due proportion of the expenses of
the government and In view of the recent
decision OF the supreme court OF the United
States, declaring un income tax passed by
congress unconstitutional, we are in favor
OF an amendment to the constitution max
Ing a reasonable and just income tax con
stitutional. ~
@. We recognize the eternal truth that
| life, liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
| Is the natural and inallenable heritage OF
all mankind, and since the hand of despot'
| ism has been lifted from the island OF
Cuba, dominated by Spain, we should af'
ford Its inhabitants. an. untrammelsd op-
| pOrtunlty, TO establish a free and independ
ent constitutional government, deriving Its
| powers from the consent Of the governed
| and we remind the country that congress
| In the resolutions With declared war, re
| solved "That the United States hereby
| disclaims any disposition or Intention to
exercise sovereignty jurisdiction or contro
over said isiund, except for tix .paelhcatior
| thereof, and asserts its GStermlnation
| when that Is accomplished. TO leave the
| government andA control Of the Island to
| its people,wAndi'we believe that until the
people of the dsipnds Of Cuba and the
mil luh Ant,,l
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Newburg.
NELLIE LAsTFAR.

Correspondence of the Argus.
Alph Wilson, from out In Reno DIS
trict, was on our streets Friday.
Civil Engineer Jas. w. Paul, is visi,.
ing in town-the town of his boyhood
days.
We understand Mrs, George Ander.
son and family will move to Parkers
burg soon.
1t was quarterly meeting day with
the United Brethren M NJ Scotch Hin.
Sunday. Elder Davis was present.
X G. Parrack, salesman for the Elk
View and Cl.rksburg Nurseries, has
been among our farmers the past week.
doing, 1T seems. good business.
The Chow Chow show eulivene; the
town Friday and Saturday. with good
music through the day and much APP
preciated entertainments at night
The institute held here Fet. 5th.
was an affair not To be ashamed of.
just AS we said IL would be. We only
hope the coming institute will equal
the previous one in interest and there
is no doubt apparent but what II will.
The Austen Council j. o. u. A. NJ.
erected pole Mt the Chestnut Ridge
school house on the 9th, and presented
the school with flag and Bible. Rev.
Charles Il. Leatherby. OF the NJ. e.
church. went out from here aud had
charge Of the services.
The teachers of our public school
met Friday evening and compiled the
program TO be rendered at the Lyon
District Teachers Institute. TO be held
in this place March 5th. Prof. Oscar
G. Wilt, chairman of the com mittce. In
forms uE that an attempt will: be made
TO have Hon. Waitman r. Barbe pres
ent to address the teachers and give
a lecture ia the evening.
IL was thought that the war talk.
occasioned by the blowing mp of the
Maine had reached its climax Thurs.
day night, when two OF our citizens
met on Railroad st. and cursed each
other till the air was filled with sui
phur smoke. But the result only dis
appointed the multitude which sur-
rounded the sphere OF action. The
fact Is, all this trouble and hard ours
ing was caused by few brutal boys.
who ought TO be in the Reform School.
instead of promeuading our streets and
teasing and insulting people and caus-
ing trouble We have "a few boys who
do not attend school. simply to enjoy
this luxury, ~ as their parents are so
little interested In them, uphold them
In their meanness. rather than reprove
them hence we think they onght 20
be sent where they will be prope ~1y
cared for that they may be men and
women. Instead OF dead weights ON
our civilization.
BILL NYE.
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A Card Party.

Misses Emma, Julia anil Nellie Brown,
assisted by their brothers. John and
Elisha. gave n Progressive Pedro Party
at there home. Fairfax Manor, on We'd
nesdny evening The assem- bled guests
engaged in this most fascinating game
until ii o'clock, when elegant refre, H.
ments were served, after which the
guests again assem- bled at the card
tables and while away the time until
the we small hours, when they rcluct-
antly bid their hosts goodnight.
Mr.. Vincent Cooke won the gentle
mans prize. The ladies prize was not
awarded, as Mrs Todd and Miss Flo
Martin tied. Consolation prizes were
awarded Mrs. DIR. Pratt and Mr.. Geo.
Mcdonald, for accepting defeat SO
gracefully. Those present were: DIR.
and Mrs. Pratt Mr.. and Mrs II. G.
Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Todd. Misses
Floss and mabel Marsden, Miss Flo MAR
tin and Miss Martha Pratt Ar. W. q.
Brown, Grant Graham. Vincent Cooke,
Perry Kimmell and George Mcdonald.
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Independence.
nee 81 the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus
w. M. Sinclair was home over Sum
day.
Protracted meeting closed last Tues.
day night
w. +. Shsrps spent last week in TAX.
ing stock.
George locke wss bcre on business
last weeks
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs William
Shrader, fine CIR baby, last week
A. NJ. Moore. the celebrated Light
ming Hot Drop man, was In town FRI
day last.
Milton Mepear has returned TO his
work on -. e. o. repair camp, after
short iay.oh.
VIM. Thomas, list assistant teacher
in our school here, was home at Evans
willie over Sunday.
You was so kind IN giving my last
letter place in the columns OF your
paper, come again.
The old Fream Store building, which
s now used as a furniture store by w
T. Sharps was broken open last Sat
urday night by some bums, but moth
ing was taken.
Our braves, LED by DR. Chas Cliugan,
Prof. In Thera pentics, are making wav
for Cuba, with his wonderful remedies.
The DR.. says he can restore life 70 any
that might accidently fall on Spanish
torpedo, and be blown 10 atoms.
The subject for debate in our Lit
erary Society Friday night is. Re
solved" That the Warrior has been a
greater beaeBt 70 his country than the
Statesman. To affirm. w. X. shaRer
and w. o. Church. To deny, "a. H.
Squires and Geo. +. shaver.
see. Mr. Editor, in your paper that
there we're no Valentines circulated in
Kiugwood, or at least you did not get
one. II you are Rrieying because of
this fact might send you and doc
Pratt few choice ones, which re-
ceived. that would be consolinQ even
az this late day. %. don't put yourself
20 any trouble. We are not loOsing any
al eep over H. En-
OH CoxgR
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SIr.hs.
Rohr Happsninrs.

From out Regular Correspondent.
Mud and SNOW in abundance.
Rev. Skinner filed the pu pit last
sunday.
Uncle Billy Greathouse has been
poorly for few days.
Henry smith, of near Rockville, Is
visiting frienis aud rclat yes here.
Our good friend George Moore is
spending few days with his parents.
Messrs. Jacs aud Dent are here rep
resentlng the Mccormick harvesting
Machine Co.
The protracted meeting ut Mt. Zion
is still going on. So far there has
been one conversion.
Caleb Taylor died last Saturday aud
was Inferred 10 the Downs GENE terry on
sunday. Rev. l.. ID. Sine preached the
funeral.
We had sly wedding here las,
Thursday. The contracting parties
were viii Dunaway aud Miss Louisa
Cupp. Rev. L. d. Sine welded the
link in very satisfactory manner.
SELDOM SEEN.
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ccrrcspcndence % the Argus
Plenty of snow aud mud in this sec
ton.
Charley Walls is no better, he has
been sick over year.
Chester Walls is getting on. spoKes
and hauling them To lees Ferry.
Ornan Walls aud brother are getting
out logs for the Pittsburg market
lrven Christopher aud son are get
ting out piiing for the Piltsburg mar
kvt.
We understand In It MIR. Lum Chris
tupher will IN we ia the Al Christ, pner
house in the Spring.
X +. Walls is fixing his snw-mi TO
saw spoke>. The spoke business il on
quite boom in this section.
We thank the correspondent I'm the
last weeks ARous for tue commitment.
that there were good people a, the
oyster supper. We believe they were
AS good as those at the Epworth Lea
que.
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Aibrightsville.

AAUTlSnLSVllle.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Neither x SON are preparing To farm
the ,iiosou bottom.
Rev. III. 4. Friend = holding "a series
of meeting, At Beach Run church.
Ell aud John Elliott are working a
number of hands this side of Rowles-
burg
Our Sunday school and League are
hourishing under the management OF
N. J. Gibson.
Peter Titchenell has been for several
days. on the sick list. At this writing
he is much better.
Mrs. James Graham. who has been
sick for some time. Is much better.
DIR. Graham is tae 1T ending physician.
). NJ. Mason was ut the county car
ital last week, on ufficial business.
the merchants busy.
If this old superstition and cultiva.
ted Ignorance of the people could be
worked off. the grounding would not
be censurcd for bad weather.
The Cheat River railroad will be
built soon. The company j. having il
re-Surveyed near Point Marion. which
makes 900 times. II will go through
this time.
John Albright. of ST Joe. has been
very sick lie contracted cold on
groupd-hog day. which is generally the
result OF travelling in bad weather.
especially oy one of his age.
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Rowlesbur9.

hoWlespurg.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
RS. Hollis was In Grafton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Rightmyer are visiting
friends in Baltimore
Mrs Rebecca Belle has returned
home, after an extended trip TO Fair
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Milliard have
moved to Martinsburg, their future
home.
Harvey Stcmple. who has been vi =
iting In Virginia for some time, has re.
turned home.
Mrs. Benson, of Terra Alta, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Cornell. who
has been quite sick.
Mr.. Ed. Arnold. one of our promiue at
young business men, made n flying
trip TO Sunbury, Pa.
Miss Mile Clarke, the popular
teacher has taken up subscription
school, with quite n good enrolment
Rev Reese, who has been holding a
revival meeting in the M. p. church
with great success, has returned home.
Prof q &. Pierce, we are glad to say,
will soon be able To resume his school
duties, after IA severe attach OF the
fever.
Our boys are not as slow as we
thought some TIM, ago. IL you had
seen them taking advantage of the
snow while il La. ted.
Prof. Dnnlre, a pleasant caller IN
to vn on Tuesday, has gone on to Ken,
tue y, but expects To return again in
tn, Spring for the purpose OF getting
up a music class.
NELLIE LAsTFAR.
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Council Proceedings.

The Town Council at its last session.
held Feb. II. elected Ben. L. Brown.
Sergeant for the coming year from
March lst, at salary OF $50 per month.
Col Monroe was appointed 20 pre-
pare a bond for the new sergeant
which Is 20 be executed at the next
meeting which will be held tonight.
j. W. Flynn was appointed 90 draw
up . contract for the new Sergeant
II. ID. Carroll was reelected Weigh
master aud DR.. =. A. Pratt was elected
Health Officer Of the town.
There were three applicants for Town
Sergeant, w. y. Menear, o. r. Brand
and u. i. Brown. The latter was
elected on the first ballot. receiving
four votes.
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Teachers institute.

Program for the Lyon district in
stitute, to be held in Aliens Hall
Newburg, March 5, 1898
1880 p. m.-singing Battle Hymn of
the Republic"
The value of the properly qualified
teacher.-F. w. Candy.
Should mental growth keep pace
with physical growth. DR.. T. f. Lam
ham.
Is Harvey's Grammar a legal text
book in West Virginia n. y. whet-
sell
Primary Arithmetie.-J.E Freeman.
The Relation Of Teacher TO Parent. -
j. A. Sterling.
Supplementary Reading Miss Mel
lie Flynn.
Singing West Virginia Hills d"
Recitation. - 1.-THE Last Hymn --
Miss Edith Plummer.
Why are the results OF teaching
Arithmetic so poor.--W. X. Sbafer.
Good Books and good Pupils. M. M
Brooks
The Responsibility of the Patrons IN
the improvement Of the Country
School %. r. Morton.
Language. OIIara.
Physiology In the Public School. DIR
Posten.
Shall we have free textbooks ?--S.
F. Sterling.
Civil Governmental. w. Brown.
The Bible in the Public School. -.
Rev. Leatherby.
Recitation THE ElfChild."- Miss
Bessie Wolfe.
Singing School House on the
Hill"
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Used A Blackjack.

On last SUNDAY NJ =. Haggan, from
over near Sellers Mill. came To town
and went before Justice Flynn and
swore out warrant for Charles Stall
hacker and Harry Weich. charging
them with coming To h Is house on Sat
urday night. breaking in the door and
assaulting him with a blackjack.
hagRan had terrible face on him.
One eye was shut and the other al.
most, while his face was beat black
and blue all over.
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License People Name A ticket.

Fairmont. ". Va. Feb. IS Last
night the following ticket for the town
election on March 10 was named by the
License people For mayor. NJ l..
Hutchinson; recorder. ]. III. Meredith;
councilmep, j. S. Hamilton, VS.
Raymond, G. Powell, James Hare and
VIII Fleming
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Dover. N IL. DC. 81 1,
2e4 0s Il

Dover, N. H., Oct 81, 1896 :.
MEssRs. ELY BROS THE Balm
reached me safely and i'm SO short a
time the effec. IL surprising. My son
says the first applica tion gave decided
relief. / have shelf filed with "Ca.
tarrh Cures" Tomorrow the stove
shall receive them and Ely's Cream
Balm will reign supreme. Respect
fully. MRS. FRANKLIN FREEMAN
Cream Balm is kept by all druggists.
Full size Ode. Trial size 10 cents. We
mail il.
ELY BROS, 80 Warren St, N. Y. City.
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st. Louis, Mo.
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A Card

= itor Argus
Will you kindly permit me space To
say that the report that j. being cir.
culated that have, since last cam.
paign. refused to accept an appoint.
me IT worth $40 per month, to- be a
malicious lie. have refused no APP
pointment. Respectfully,
JSo. X. PURINToS.
Independence, w. Va. Feb. 81. '9s.
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Commissioncrs sale
william a. Brownl
w. In Equity.
~. II Rood rt nj.

Commissioners sale
william q. Brownl
u.u. Rood ss; q. al. In Eon''r'
ny virtue OF deoree OF the circuit CONT 80
Preston county. West Virginia. rendered IN tho
above styled chancery cause on the with day at
December. 1901. the undersigned special COM
missioner will. ou the
Path Day Of March, 1898,
nj the front door OF tho court house, In King
wood, w. Va, offer Tor sale TO tho highest re.
sponsiblc bidder. the land IN the bill and pro-
oeodiugs 10 said cause mentioned, consisting Of
District said county known as the
Henry Reed Home Farm.
This II one OF the most desirable farms In valley
District. 10 In n hiRh state OF outiva' ion. and
has thereon good brick dwelling HOUSE aud
all necessary outbuildinEs Al,o. 6s Acres in
kingwood District said county ON this tract
thero In good dwelling house and other I'M
provemcnts. A portion Is cleared and tho
remainder In timber.
The aforesaid tracts OF land will be sold
separately.
TERMS OF SALE,
One third % the purchase prlce cash IN han,i,
and he residue upon "A credit OF TX and lively.
months the purchaser TO execute int G {
bearing notes. for equal amounts. with APP
proved personal security for the deferr
payments
HENRY CLAY HyDr. Special Conn
Bond and security has been given by the sail
special commissioner In the above STYLED eau 50
as required by law. Teste;
sstsstt .. W. wArsor. Clerk.
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Here are three items from the wes-
ton Independent:
There are - night watchmen and
night engineers at the Hospital, aud "A
cook has been enployed to provide for
these n midnight meal.
Harrison county Young man has
done something original. lie got mar
ried the other day and offered prize
to the person giving him the hand
soonest wedding present aud received
enough gifts TO start To housekeeping.
An aspiring yonny man from lSerkely
county did not And n job among the
Hospital patients 81 much to his liking
AS he had anticipated. lie arrived on
Thursday. began work on Friday
lodged the mad-men all day Saturday.
rendered his resignation on Sunday and
left bright and early on Monday morn
ing for the home of his better days
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John Damn, Of Randolph county.
was married last week at Point Pleas
ant. a letter from his folks at the old
home contained this endesring sen.
tence please accept the congratula.
lions Of the whole Damn family"
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JUDICIAL SALE.


Chas. W. uoraby's Admir-
Chas. w. Hornbys heirs OF NJ,
~ virtue OF decree rendered IN she above
cntitlcd chaucery cause. now no, dug al the
vssroult court OF Preston sonnty, ". va, che
'"e ""oerNsnod special commissioner will an
Tuesday. March 22, 1898,
Mt the front door OF The court house of said
county. tho same being a court day ofIer nj
public auction. the lands herein docrecd To- be
sold. consisting of about
rs Acres IN Grant District,
subject 20 the widows dover therein. ss d.
creed and set apart 20 her These lands were
owned ,,sn.,. oy tho late Charles w. Aornby sn his
TERMS OF sALE.-K Enough cash An hand "a
pay the costs ~ suit and expenses OF sale, and
me residue upon credit OF Q. ~ and ~ nonths
taking from the purchaser interest bearius
payments.
4. ). cRoGAN. Special Commissioner.
8oud with security has been given nv Tho
above named special cemmis sioner. az rsuu,rsd
by law and tho decree In said cause,
ASH .. ~. WATSON. Clerk.