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THE DEMOCRATIC SORTI1WKST. TI1UUSDAY JUNE 23, lb81.
The Oldest
Business House !
-IH-
HUMPHREY'S
"Old Reliable?'
Drug and Book Store!
In Tyler Block,
Where you can bur
Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Wall a id Window Paper,
Blank Books,
Notions, &e.
Then goods re all reliableand
SOLD CHEAP.
f3T" OFFICIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY.
'When you pay more for the Rent of
your Business Jfouse than for Advertising
your Business, you are pursuing a false
policy. If you can do business let it be
known. Franklin.
(Notk. We respectfully auk the clergymen as well
aa all others, la Henry oounty, to sond ua f orpubllca
tion In the Nobtbwkst, all the marriages and deaths
especially come to their notice. Ed.)
NAPOLEON, 0., : JUNE 23, 1881.
Democratic
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Ata meeting held by the County Democratic Com
mittee, at the office of Haag & Uagan In Napoleon,
May 28th, 1831, it wad resolved to hold the County
Convention at Napoleon, ou
Saturday, June 25th, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of putting In
nomination the following officers :A
One candidate for Representative.
One candidate for Clerk.
' - One candidate for Auditor.
Que candidate for Treasurer.
One candidate for Probate Judge.
One candidate for Commissioner. '
Ond candidate for Infirmary Director.
One candidate for Coroner.
ue nomocracy or. tne several townships of the
osmityre repeated to meet at their respective places
ou Saturday, June 18th, ltfat 2 o'clock P. M., for
yih JrtM7tttaf 4irvial,4f d.O.u.Atitt. nr iAanlv1t,0 that.
jty Dijiiiuorut atteudiunthe &jftCir.yMimiXnn shal'J
cast .ne vote oi coeir rospeonre lowusuipa.
X M )il)owlng Is the r.itio of apportionment; "One
delegate at largo to each township ; One delegate for
every ten votes cast for Gen. W. S. Hancook for
President of the United States last fall and one dele
gate for oaob. fraction of five votes and over, which
will entitle the townships to the following representa
tion: Vote. Delegates.
JSiagevuie u
Freedom 199
Napoleon 626
fiatrock .235
rieasaut, New Bavaria Precinct 204
Pleasant, Holgate Precinct 98
Marlon 203
Monroe 193
Harrison 103
Liberty, East Precinct 131
Liberty, West Precinct 164
Washington ilcG
DamaBous.'.l . 167
I 11
21
64
25
ass 2i
ii
21
20
17
14
17
18
IS
Kichflold 76 9
Bartlow v..... 156 17
Total 301
The Committee respectfully suggest that that the
township caucuses be fully attended aud upon the day
named by the Committee and that persons may be
selected who will be In attendance upon the Conven
tion. '
' It Is further suggested that all persons contemplat
ing being candidates before the convention announce
themselves as such before it convenes.
By order of CentralCommittee.
S. M. HELLEB, Chairman.
B. F. STOUT, Secretary.
The book of the General Presbyterian
Council, just issued in Philadelphia,gives
the number of the Presbyterians in the
world at about 3,000,000 communicants
and about 13,000,000 adherents to g the
several Presbyterian bodies.
Paul, the Republican candidate) for
Board of Public Works, will be slaught
ered in Cincinnati, on account of his ac
tion in giving away the berme bank of
the Miami canal to an Elevated Railroad
Company. He will lose hundreds and
thousands of votes in consequence.
At the Methodist District Conference
last week held at Bryan, Dr. Bool, in a
lecture before the body stated that Fos
ter, in a recent conversation with him,
did say "that Hie Methodist preacliers of
this State viust be snubbed." Thus the as
sertion comes from a reliable source, and
places Calico Charly in such a position
that no conscientious lover of the Meth
odist Church can support him.
The Greenbackers nominated the fol
lowing State Ticket at their convention
last week:
Governor John Seitz, of Seneca coun
ty. Lieutenant Governor Charles Jenkins,
of Mahoning.
Judge of Supreme Court Joseph Wat
son, of Knox.
' Attorney General G. A. Tuttle, of
Lake.
Treasurer of State William F. Lloyd,
of Montgomery. , .
Member of Board of Public Works H.
L. Morrison, of Ashtabula. '
President Garfield and wifo
Long Branch.
We regret to Wrn of the death of Mr.
C T. Davis, of the Auglaire County
Democrat. He died at hia lome in Wau
pakooetta on last Sabbath, in the 41st
year of hi age, leaving wife and fami
ly. The lit, Vernon Banner favors the
Hon. Geo. W. Gedde as the Democratic
candidate for Governor. Mr. Geddes in
favorably known all over the State, and
he is now Congressman from the Rich
land District, aud his name but adds
another to the long list of probable can
didates;' all of tbem good men, any one
of whom would head the ticket with
credit.
The Republican State CentralCommit
tee met at Columbus on the 16th and
elected the following Executive commit
tee: George K. Nash, Jacob C. Donald
son, T. Ewing Miller, John F. Oglevee,
E. L. Taylor, 8. K. Watson and Alexis
Cope, and this committee organized by
electing George K. Nash chairman and
J. C. Donaldson secretary.
The friends of Mr. John Crowe, of De
fiance, intend presenting his name to the
Democratic State Convention as a candi
date for Member Board of Public Works.
Although not personally acquainted with
Mr. Crowe, he has a reputation in this
part of the State as one having all the re
quirements for making an excellent
member of the Board of Public Works.
Should this nomination fall to the North
west, and Mr. Crowe be the nominee, it
will add to the strength of the ticket in a
way that will be materially felt in the
October election. Let us all Crow(e).
Clerk Adams of the House of Repre
sentatives, has placed on the roll of the
next House, the name of Cannon, the
Mormon delegate. Campbell, the "Gen
tile" delegate, had the Governor's certi
ficate, but Cannon presented a certificate
of the U. S. Court at Salt Lake City,
showing he had 8,000 majority. The
Clerk, after taking legal advice, decided
in Cannon's favor, and he draws the sal
ary. Campbell can contest. The decis
ion secures substantial justice. The giv
ing of a certificate to Campbell by Gov.
Murry was a monstrous act of injustice
and usurpation. This is no way to com
bat Morn.anism.
Our cranky old neighbor up-the-street
was down on all fours last week, slinging
mud right and left. The Democracy
generally, and the editor of the North
west especially, seemed to be favorite
targetB for his mud-balls, with here and
there a dab at tho Stalwart Republicans,
Fouka is subject to these dirtyJfHs, and
whenever hey come on one may know
that there is perfect harmony(f) in the
Republican ranks, such as the Conkling
harmony in New York, and the Foster
harmony in Ohio, and the Republican-Repudiation-Mahone
harmony in Vir
ginia. A. package of Dr. Saur's condition
powders vuQUlil uotj ba bad for JTovke to
take. ' "
Hox. E. F. Bingham, who is now serv
ing his second term as Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas in the Coulumbus dit
trict, has, at the solicitation of a number
of tho members of the bar throughout the
State, consented to become a candidate
for Judge of the Supreme Court, and his
friends will ardently press his claims bo
fore the July Convention. The nomina
tion could not be given to a more worthy
gentleman, and in view of his legal at
tainments, his long experience on the
bench, his known ability as a jurist,
his studious habits, and his integrity of
character, there are none who will ques
tion his fitness for the nomination, or
doubt that his name will give strength
to the ticket. Columbus Times.
Evils to be Avoided.
Over-eating is in one sence as product
ive of evil as intemperance in drink ing.
Avoid both, and keep the blood puHfled
with Burdock Blood Bitters, and you
will be rewarded with robust health and
an invigorated system. Price $1.00, trial
Bize 10 cents. . 'i
What is more beautiful than the nim
pie, guileless faith of a little child? The
other Sunday a certain maiden of ten
der years was overheard by her mother,
singing in tones both loud and swect.and
with a vigor boru of a pair of lungs in.
magnificent working order, that charming
balled, 'Whoa Emma!' Instantly flashed
into the mind of the mother, 'What will
the neighbors say when they hear my
child singing that horrid heathen song'r'
So, quickly calling the little one to her,
she said,' My darling, it is Sunday, and it
is naughty to sing ' vVhoa, Emmal' to-day.
Can't you sing something else?'; 'Yes,
mamma! I'll change the words,' and once
more the tuneful voice rang out wjfctt the
air the same, but the words changed to
'Whoa, Jesus!'
Renew Tour Lease. 1
There are times in every one's life when
energy fails and a miserable feeling comes
over them, often mistaken for laziness.
Danger lurks in these symptoms, as they
arise from impure blood or diseased or
gans. Medical advice is expensive and
often unsatisfactory. Parker's Ginger
Tonic will renew your lease of health and
comfort because it restores perfect activi
ty of the stomach, liver and kidneys, and
purifies the blood, as men and women re
stored to robust health testify in almost
every neighborhood. See adv.-wMw-cafe.
je.l6-lm.
Talmnge says the country is rotten
with political corruption and is coming
under the control of monopolies. He
says there must be a revolution.
When you read the seductive legend in
the tobacconist's window, "Our five-cent
cigars can't be beat,' remember if they
can't be beet, they may be cabbage.
Husband (jokingly) 'Ob, I'm the
mainstay of the family.' Wife 'yes,
and the jibboom and . the and, the '
Small boy (from experience)' 'And
the spanker, too, mamma '
LIST OP DELEGATES
TO 1MB
County Convention.
atruw luwuunr.
O CoelM Ewrn Mad,
.' A Mufmtt, J. KarkW,
!t S Juhaw . Jl't altUBire,
Jo 1 1 '. Van Ur,
I I- V -n-H, Cjrra. Hih,
H-.lf. .f-r. JTIUrUuw,
J A IIuj- s -. M Bonis,
F il 1! Juo MulV
Thus S IMsub.
MCtfrULD TOWNUtir.
William Mctiee, Jr, C T WIdmc.
Ihu II. nry, Tlor Winner,
r'mni Hrurj, 1'H Oarwood,
L M Howe, J P Boweu,
LD Chruulngt.
VTAIBfflOTOH TOWWHir.
XI Connolly, Ja. Connolly,
V W M.-Uiffln, Jonah Heurlcks,
John UuiKU , Jr J A Kick. Jr.,
Jacob lluer, J 8 Mobler,
A B.-ri.trewer, D O Hcribiwr,
A H Blair, T W Durbin,
John l-auey, Jr, J C J him,
H rnry Emmal, Thoa klcKnrry,
John Douuovan, Jr, Jaa Donnelly.
rLBASAHT Towmmr.
Srw Ilararia Precinct. Holgate Precinct
Philip C Schnab,
Wm Kauflman,
John ttilhflin,
Prtrr Klrar,
Oeo Koos,
Oeo Strffes,
Michael OkuU,
Jacob Mangua,
Jacob Hornuug,
John Dieiner,
Nick Baur,
Peter Schull,
John Ronies,
B Thome,
John VVeatrlck,
John Sonata,
Louis Hildebrand,
Geo llartrack,
S Kothmau,
jonn zaennen,
John Kibble,
Christ OroU,
Fred Beavenon,
John Laubeuthatl,
GuatQtell,
Henry Voight,
Wm Speith,
J C Becker, -Henry
BortxL
Atttriurttt.
Phillip Fahrer,,
Wm UrolL
Lyman Gibson,
Casper Werlein,
H U Curna.
n ncnaii,
HZachrich,
J k'eitvr,
HOXItOE TOWNSHIP.
W H Booher, 'e l'"1!
Jos Kenta, J Phillips,
H Crossman, Stevens, .
J E Muhler, E Dlttmer,
J B Meyers, A Bliun,
J Llghthiser, D 1 1 Hunter,
O Reimund, F Dittmer,
WT Cheney, nmaopjn
8 Heckler, Phillip Heckler,
O Stevens, WmLuderman.
LIBERTY TOWHS1IIP.
West Precinct.
H D Lcist.
East Precinct.
John Hudson,
Jos Rogers,
J N Palmerton, '
John Koaell,
Ed Beilhartz,
Geo Heft,
Henry Carpenter, Jr.,
LABeilhartr,
Ed Pennock,
Geo Foncannon,
Geo Wright, tt7?
James Wright, fUZZ
Joseph Hinsel" "Z7l
Jacob Sharp,.! "t"'i
M Alspaugu, Alternate.
O H Hull,
G W Tester,
Thos Bums,
n Keunian,
F Stewart,
G W Morcy
A Hoover,
A B Slee.
tieo Chroningor,
M M Morey,
1 Lcist,
RMcCaskey,
C Van Wagner,
n Chroutiiger,
A if Keuman,
It Redtield.
FLATBOCK TOWNSHIP.
P Keminer.
Joseph Weible,
J Leonhart, Sr.,
F Rothenbergei.
Geo Kile,
M Huston,
P Huston,
A Huff,
J A Kuipp,
J Franz,
K Knapp,
A C Rettig,
Wm Keuitner.
TOWNSHIP.
Thos Carrol,
Robt Crawford,
Duvid Mitchel,
UF Pontius,
Fred Heffliuger,
Philip McCabe,
Nathaniel Weekly,
TB Emery.
TOWNSHIP.
D Folta,
John Foltz,
II Galbraith,
J M Hoffmun,
A Aultman,
J Weaver,
J G Houston,
H Uooge,
J W Houna.
r- B Leonhart,
V Kemmlck,
Wm Laub,
John A Andrews,
F Neschwitz,
11 WeHteuhouse,
II S Weaver,
Geo B Rettig,
Wm Franz,
J Snjder,
J B Wilson,
H.U'.RISON
L M Hall,
Thos Ousted,
J N Bliss,
Jacob 11 oy,
Daniel Hartley,
John Hefnlngcr,
Neel Berry ,
John Reigs,
U JB t-rcger,
DAMASCUS
A M Gidley,
Jas Galbraith,
Geo Vogel,
A Wollnm,
John Hell,
M VoRol,
J P Snapp,
S . Domer,
P EmmeU,
M IRION TOWNSHIP.
C A Brady,
John Harshberger,
John Hamler,
11 Mangua,
John Like,
Wm Youngker,
P Punches,
John Co&Uns,
Wm Dills.
J B liltz,
wm zieroii,
Fred Spangler,
J P Dunbar,
Geo Reison,
A Singer,
Adam Westrioh,
Dr Thompson,
Jos llerringer,
il Collins,
MDeitrick.
A. Hayes,
IODGKVII.I.E TOWNSHIP.
John Beck, W H Bundy,
O H Ditmer. C Otto,
Jos Btockford, O Schrader,
J Gardner, C Mohr,
F Schrader, W B Tubbs.
j a otto,
I'F.IIDOU TOWNSHIP.
Maes Delegation.
NAPOLEON TOWNSHIP.
Henry Kolbe,
Herman Habn,
Henry Otto,
H C Oroschner,
F F Schoner,
J J Beilbarz,
Henry E Stockman,
Wm Frita",
Wm H Hubbard,
M Donnelly,
A L Lepsick,
Boston Gilson,
Fred Boitleman,
Samuel Heller,
Otto Honeck,
S M Hague,
Geo Eggers,
Henry Lange,
R J Uollister,
Herman liutz,
A J Saygore,
Jacob Westerman,
Herman Benieu,
Martin Enupp,
Thos Fisher,
Anton Hahn,
Wm Thrapp,
GeoSchlleser,
John A King,
James G Haly,
HannanA Meyerholtc,
S C Haag,
Herman Arps,
Geo W TreBsler,
Jos Schaff .
Henry Reison,
Henry Dockcuhousen,
Mat Reiser,
F W Lindau,
Chas Raush,
II L Ennes,
Peter Bostleman,
Chas Restetter,
E J Decker,
Geo Snyder,
Fred Shutte,
V M Baldwin,
John Kinney,
Jos Laugliu,
Wm Redderson,
ChaB Koch,
Hermau Manke,
FrcdFritag,
L LOrwlg,
Henry Meyer,
J M Haag,
R W Cahill,
R M Cloud,
Conrad Bitzer,
D llartnett,
Henry Bostleman,
Fred Badenhope,
John Haase,
Geo Daum.
No Mother should be without Castoria
for Children. The old formula of Old Dr.
Pitcher. It assimilates the food cures
Costiveness, Diarrhoea and wind Colic,
prevents raisineSour Curd, always fever-
ishness and destroys Worms, Castoria is
not narcotic. J. eives healtn to the
child and rest t' 1 e mother. my20-ly
Roac Notice.
NOTICE is hereby giv n that a petition will be pre
sented to the Comm ssiouersof Henry couutv. at
their next session Septe nber, A.I),, 1881, praying for
the location of a county oad on the following line,
to-wlt: Beginning at tre quarter post on tile
secUon line between Bwtiou twenty-three (231 and
twenty-four (24), in Pleasant township, and running
thence due cast on the half (V4) section line through
said section twenty-four (24), and eighty (80) rods or
far enough to intersect county road running north
and south on the half (',) section line of section
nineteen (19) in Marion township, ana were to termi
nate. VITUS KLEIN,
Principal Petitioner.
Mapoloon, O., June 9th, A. D., 1881. Junel8-5t
Probate Notice.
VOTICE is hereby given that D. L. Shepard, goar
iv dlan of the minor heiri of Henry Woodell. de
ceased, has filed his first partial account for settle
ment, which will be for hearing July 23d, 1881 .
JAMb8 U. HALY,
June 21, 1831. . , Probate Judge.
Notice to Tax Payers.
NOTICE is hereby given to tax payers of Henry
County, Ohio, that the tax duplicates will be In
tho hands of the treasurer until July 20th, 1881, for
the collection of taxes. After that day the books will
be In the hands f the Auditor and no more tax will be
taken. ' H. L. ENNES,
je23-td. Co. Auditor.
INVENTORS
Should address EDSON BROS.. Attornovs-at-Law
and Patent Solicitors, 617 Seventh Street, Washing
ton, D. C, for circulars of Instructions. Reasonable
terms. Reference! and advice sent free. We at
tend exclusively to Patent business. Reissues, In-
. r . .w, 4 ntunm (.....la
specialty. Trade-Marks and Caveats solicited. Upon
receipt of model or sketch and description wo give
our opinion as to patentability, free of charge. We
T jfor to the Commissioners. Established 1806. V.
Notice to Contractors.
Ur tVrt of Um botwtl of LttaaUaB, of Stpolm
Uuhio, Hrr7 counlj, Ob to, uoul it o'oiuoi. mxm,
onth tu4 4yoiJHj, for building brirk
cikuol hoof in outiMiaOtrut noatobrr Mffhi, of ktutl
luvtiflMp, .uicwrtliuf to Ui aUua Mid airiacUooa
OH Bir 111 Mklufbor.
tm:k Ua anurt cooUia ibo uktw of rtij ftnom
IdImmCmI ta lie ouno u bo aKomimnld by m Mif
ncwiit fuauwilco of utn dUaaolafnotod pencil that If
tb bid to soctrfrd oucitrri will b ulfnd ir.to tod
tbr pcrfonuUM of K iHtparrljriNwun-d.
Tttr bid fur ewk kltul of materiAl Okllrd for by tho
pecincaiuiua tuuvt be artavUi artmrmtrly and the prior
of erh it t veti, wld tho price of Ubor miwt eieo be
rp&ntrty liod.
Nout but the loweot fwepmieible bid will be aoce4rd
Uid the board Day ivjH all bid.
llj- order of the Board tf Kilitrstion.
JAHKH P. RAO AX,
NaKleont O., June 4, lil-M
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION FOR INCORPORATION,
NOTICE la hervby gfvra that ou the 7th day of
Juue, ISHI, apftiUoo whs filed with the board of
County Ctiinmlwiouera for .the County of Heury, and
la now on file lu the ottioe ot the Auditor of aaid ooun
ty, the prayer of which la that the following territory
bo orKauitcd iulo an luoorporated Village, altuate in
tlieaaid county of lleury and State of Ohio, to-wit ;
Commencing at the north and atmth half taction line
of aectlon two (J), in township three (3), north, range
aix (6), eaat, in the center of the aonth-weat qunrter of
aaid aectlon, ruuniug thence eatit, parallel with aec
tlon linea to the center of the eouth-eaitt quarter of
aection one (1 ) of aaid townahip, parallel with section
lines; thence north, parallel with section linea to a
point forty (40) roda north of the south Hue of section
thirty-six (3C), in townahip four (4), north, range aix
(6) east, thence wost, parallel with section linea, to the
half aection line of section thirty-five (&') in said last
uametltownBhip;thenoe south to the place of begin
ning, including the villages of Holgate and Kauf
niauavlUe, which have been laid off into town lota and
plata thereof recorded. Bald petition la aigned by
mot's than thirty electors, resident in aaid territory
aud r presents that the population thereof exoeeda
aix hundred. J. M. Haag ia appointed agent for the
petitioners ; the name proposed la Holgate. The petition
will be for hearing before aaid Commissioners on the
8th day of August, 1881, at 1 1) o'clock a. m.
J. M. HAAG, Agent.
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Notice to Non-Rosident Lot or
Petitioned for by D. BUCHENBERG and others.
Auditors Office, Henry county, Ohio, Juuc 2ft, 1381.
To Jacob Berthond, Parry Russell, Joseph Gladhlll and others; , . ,.,, , . . , ,, .,
Yon are hereby notified that a petition signed by D. Bachenbcrg ond others, has been filed with the Auditor of said county, praying for the establishing, loc
tion and construction of a ditch drain or wutcr-conrse on the following proposed line, to-wit : .
'. Commencing about sixty rods north of tho southwest corner of section 35, town 4, north, range 7, east, Henry cpnnty, Ohio, and about six rods enst of the
road between sections 34 and 85, town and range aforesaid, in o swall or natural water course, thence northeasterly through said section 35 and following said
swail to where the same intersects Turkeyfoot Crock and tbero to tciminate. ... . .-,. w, ,
Aud that the time set for the hearing of said petition is on the 6th (lay of July, 1681, at 11 o'clock a. in., at the Auditor's office. Napoleon, Oil o.
ine loiiowing is a statement oi your apportionment aB mjmujiyuc surM. w o.
OWNER'S NAMES.
DucheubergD
Berthond Jacob. . . .
Andricks W. S
Kistler Benjamin....
Russell Parry
Gladhlll Jos
Notice to Non-Resident Lot or Land Owners,
.'- .. . OR '.
. . Authorities of Municipal or Private Corporations.
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' Petitioned for by JACOB YAICHNER, and others. i
s,.
1 Auditor's Office, Henry County, Ohio, June 20, 1881.
' To Jacob Welter, J. D. &G. D. Loomis, Toledo, Delphos & Burlington Railroad Co. and others; ' . '
You are hereby notified, that a petition, signed by Jacob Yalchner, has been filed with the Auditor of said county, praying for the establishing, . location,
and construction of a ditch, drain or water-course on the followingproposed line, to-wit:
. Commencing In the southwest quarter of section thirty, town four, north, range seven, cast, Henry county, Ohio, on tho west side of the so-called Maderia
road and at a point where tho T. D. & B. K. H. croisscB the said Maderia road, running thence In a northwesterly direction along the west side of said Madarlu
road far enough to intorseot Cpnnty Ditch No. 134 and there to icrminate. ' .
And that the time set for the hearing of aaid petition is on the 5111 day of July, A. D., 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M at the Auditor's office, Napoleon, Ohio.
The following Is a "tabular statement of the apportionment as made by the Surveyor (or Engineer) in his report" upon the aforesaid Improvement:'
OWNERS : NAMES.
1 i Toledo, Dslphos & Burlington R. R. Co 4 7 80&31
2 Wellor Jacob 8
3 Yalchner Jacob 80
4 Rettig Leonard go
5 Loomis J. D.&G.D 80
6 Hubcr Charles ; 80
7 County of Henry 80
GRAND
Closing Out Sale
Summer Goods.
Great Slaughter in Prices!
TU nndeniKned would wpWI 'all, aU the attention of th pvlOle to our fraud dosim out sate of lum
dmt KtKl wbk-h ill b. oflerrd at gro.Uj reduced prior, at our storToo
SATUEDAY, JUNE 25th,
Aw oooUnuM for SO day. iuilooMr elod out,couI.Unr nf Cottoo, Wontd and u n. al.
uit,colorlaiid printed Lalona, Poquw, Wi.wl., Cka, Dolman, and CimiUrT Cotton OlnanTi
Silk l'araMiU. OureuUr. .lock of Children, Mtuta and Indies Faocy llow. LuiTil .ni I?f. i4
order to tvduu. our svmiI .lock of Boots, Bbova and 1ddZZ Sio .
READY-MADE CLOTHING
For mm. hov. and children. V. will Biv. a discount of It ur cent, em tK- ..... .
w that
85 cents will buy .1 il 00 puir 01 shoes or pants.
$1 23 cents will buy a $1 50 pair of shoes or pants.
$1 70 cents will biiy a 2 00 pair of shoes, boots or pants.
$2 55 cents will buy a $3 00 pair of shoes, boots or pants. "
$3 40 cents will buy a $4 00 pair of shoes, boots or pants.
$4 25 cents will buy a $;" 00 pair of shoes, boots, pants or suit
$5 10 cents will buy a $G 00 suit of clothes. . ;
$8 50 cents will buy a $10 00 suit of clothes. ! '
10 20 cents will buy a $12 00 suit of clothes.
$12 75 cents will buy a $15 00 suit of clothes.
This special offering embrace, everything iu the Clothing and Hoot aud Shoe Una hi our stock a sarins ol
15 cents on every dollar to the purchaser. Call early aud exnruiucour stock and satisfy yourselves that we
mean just what we say. Make your selections whtleour stock is complete. Also our entire stock of .um
merHata regardless of cost. Respectfully,
D.& J. WILSON.
SOMETHING NEW !
, Semi-Circular Adjustable "v
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The Latest Novelty. f
THE
Ne Plus Ultra
FOR
Health, Comfort,
Ease and Ele
gance cannot
be Equaled
Erei-lasting Wear.
The Latest and most Perfect Fitting Corset made.
For Sale by D, & J. WILSON, Agents for Napoleon.
Oberlin toltoePiM School,.
Off.ea)iua facilities to 'Aacusbs, and iiTUDinrrsfj
prepaSiig to" enter any Col!et also best Puivatb Tu
ition. TermopensJub'4 closes Aug. 20. Tuition
$8.00; Single Studies $5.00. Address II. C. Kins,
Tutor-ln-Latln,Oberlin,Ohio. 4t
DAVID LANDREIH & SOSS, Philadelphia, Pa
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PatcntedNor.il, 1879.
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
TRADr-MARK The ere.. Ea-TRAOI MARK
giisn Keineuy. au -unfailing
euro for.
Seminal Weak
nesB, Spermator
rhea, Impotency,
and all Diseases
that follow as a
sequence of Self-
Abuse: as LossC
of Memory. ITnl-
BEFORE TAKIRfaVersai Lassitude,AFTER TAEINB.
Pain In the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old
Age, and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and a Premature Grave. '
-rVTull particulars in our pamphlet, which we de
sire to send free by mail to every one. t$7"The Speci
fic Medicine is sold by all druggists at $ 1 per package,
or six packages for $5, or will be sent free by mail on
receipt of the money, by addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.,
Sold In Napoleon by D.J. Humphrey and all druggists
everywhere. JanIS-'81-ly
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U. L. ENNES, Auditor of Henry County
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