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LOCAL NEWS. &c.
Personal.
Miss Ball Ryder la visiting In Defiance.
Will Brown.of Deflance.spent Sunday in
this place.
Mm. M. Knupp has returned Irom her
visit to Ottowa.
C. M. Fisk was in Toledo tbe forepart ol
tbe week on business.
Mrs- Silas Wright and children are vis
iting in Harrisville, N. Y.
Julian and Willie Tyler are home from
College spending vacation.
Serg't. Narnm, of A Co., O. X. Q., To
ledo, was in town Tuesday.
F.T. Wolsiffer and wife, ot Defiance,
spent Sunday In Napoleon.
S. M. Ryder and Lew Ryder.of Defiance,
pent Sabbath in Napoleon.
Misa IJllie Waisner, of Toledo, is vis
iting in this place with friends.
Tom B. Gitteau, of Toledo, spent Sun
day in this) city with James Shasteen.
Miss Jennie Shoemaker returned Satur
day from school at South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. George, ol Antwerp, is visiting
Mrs. Seeling, at the house ol Dr. Tyler.
Mtes Lillian Chase, ot Syracuse, N. Y.,
is visiting the family of F. M. Rummell.
Otis and Annie WilletB, of Bryan, spent
Sunday in this city, the guests of R. W.
Suydam.
Y. A. Hartman, aftor a sojourn of a few
months in the West, returned to Napoleon
last week.
1 . F. M. Boyer and family, ol Pembervillo
have ieen visiting in Napoleon uring the
past veek.
' Mrs. McKhann, of Richmond, Ind., is
visiting in this place with her brother, W,
Stephenson.
Nat. Tyler, of this place, loft Tuesday
for Greenfield, Mass-, where he will spend
the summer.
Recorder Hartnett and family leave on
Monday next on a two month's visit in
the tar West.
Col. H. G. Neubort, late of the 16th O.
N. G., of Toledo, has returned from his
trip to Europe.
Hon. W. D. Hill, of Deliance, was in Na-
poleon on Thursday last. He is looking
remarkably well.
Mrs. O. W. Blake and daughter, from
New York, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J.
A. Glass, of Napoleon.
Miss May Blair left for Traverse City,
Michigan, otr Mondaylmit, at which place"
she will spend tbe summer. ,
Mrs. Inez Rogers, of New Haven, Ind.,
who has been visiting in . Napoleon
sometime, returned borne Wednesday,
Miss Lizzie Long, of Whitehouse, and
Miss Mary Corns, of Defiance, are visiting
with tbe family of Recorder Hartnett
The friends and admirers of Miss Lillie
Heller are pleased to see her back home
Again. She returned from school last
Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Heath.of Cadillac, Mich., is
in South Napoleon visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer. She expects to re
main during the summer months.
Miss Ada McWilliams and Miss Amelia
Frease are ut Uberiin attending com
mencement exercises. They will visit in
Norwalk and other places before returning
home.
A Mr. Wright, of Mason city, Iowa, was
in town last Thursday, looking up the
whereabouts ot a sister's child, which was
in the custody of its grandparents, but
which tho courts of Iowa gavo to the moth
er. Through the exertions of J. H. Tyler,
Esq., the child wan found, and ere now, no
doubt, is safoly with its mother in the far
Western State.
Foubtii op July Celebrations. Ar
rangements are in progress for public cele
brations all along the lino. Call upon near
est agent of the Pennsylvania Company
operating Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago Railway, Cleveland & Pittsburgh R
K., Erie A Pittsburgh R. K., Ashtabula &
Pittsburgh Railway and North Western
Ohio Railway tor particulars and cheap
excursion rates.
Some nuack in Chicago sent to one of
our bill-posters for circulation a lot ot
obscene pamphlets setting forth his busi
ness. Quite a large number were dis
tributed on Monday, but on Tuesday,
when the character or tho book was
brought to the notice of the Mayor he or
dered the Marshal to burn those remain
ing undistributed. Mr- Tresslcr thereup
on captured and burned quite a large
quantity. The fellow who will deliberate
ly and openly publish and send broadcast
such obscene stuffis a lit subject for a coat
ot tar and feathers, and then set tire to,
This Chicago quack should be mado an ex
ample of.
The Oil Man. Many people already
know where to find the Oil Man, but for
fear that there are a tow who do not know
we will state that he is to bo found at all
times at Saur's Drug and Paint Store. He
is there with a great, large stock of all the
different kinds and grades of machine oils
such as dark Engine Oil, West Virginia
Oil. Golden Oil, No. 1 and 2 Lard Oil, Sum
mer and Winter Strained Sperm Oil, Cast
or Oil, etc., In fact all tho different kinds
in general use, and at tho very lowest
prices which they can be bought at any
where. Recollect that he warrants every
gallon to be precisely as represented and to
give satisfaction in every case.
The game law to now to lore.
Have you pkid yourluiKUm T
Tuewday w lb longatt day of the
year.
The Iron frai' work lor tbe cupola on
th new Court Mouse It up.
Sherman's block la under roof, and pre
sents a very fine appearance.
Call and bear the chimes or the clock
Delia at FUk'a Jewelry Store, opposite
Hitler Block. tl
J. I. Hale of tbla place baa the contract
for tbe carpenter work of tbe Napoleon
Court House. DrflaMre Dem.
Farmers, bring your repairing to the
wagon abop of M. Boyer, South Napoleon,
Prices low and work prompt. 41
Business men, bring in your job print
ing. We can do it equally as well as
strangers, and then it looks better to pat
ronize home industry. Do as you would
like others do unto you.
The public are Indebted to Dr. J. C. Ay
er A Co., not only for their standard med
icinal preparations, but also for improving
tbe looks of the community by their in
comparable Hair Vigor.
Tbe tbundor storm of last Thursday
night did considerable damage through
out tbe county, in the way of blow
Inir down fences, trees, barns, etc. A
large quantity of rain fell.
A new comet can now be seen between
the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock in the morn
ing, in the northeast, just above the hori
zon, savs some follow who had nerve
enough to get up that early.
Jan. Myers, tho square dealer, invites
everybody to call at his business place,
south end of river bridge, and purchase
from his stock. All articles sold t the very
lowest living notch. Come and see. 2t
A tire in.Waltmire's grocery on Tuesday
night destroyed a show case and nearly all
the articles it contained. Loss about $."0.
The supposition is thnt thefirewas caused
by spontaneous combust io.Dc.ihlcrFl(ig.
The Detroit excursion given by the Na
poleon Light Guards on Tuesday proved a
pleasant affair, although the inclement
weather deterred many from going. We
have not learned whether the boys are
out" or "in" pocket, but we hope they
were repaid for their efforts to amuse.
We understand David Emmell and wife,
while buggy riding, were caught in the
storm Thursday, near the residence ot Mr.
Reiteron the south side. Their buggy was
blown over and Mrs. Emmell was carried
quite a distance by the force of the wind,
but no serious injury was sustained.
Mrs. W. R- Cook, Teacher Dressmaker's
Magre Scale.will visit Napoleon, June 24th,
for a lew days only. Any of my scholars
wishing to see me, or any laaies wishing
to learn the system, will please call im
mediately at Mi's. O. E. Barnes, as this is
my last visit to Henry county and shall
leave no agent.
Tbe corner stone ol the new Catholic
Church in this place was laid with appro-
prtete cetemonjoor. last.. Sabbath, In tbe
presence of a large concourse of people
from all over this and adjoining counties,
and many strangers lrom remote parts of
the State. Our Catholic friends may well
feel proud of tbe favorable auspices in
which their enterprise starts out. The
new edifice will be an ornament to Napo
leon. An extended notice of the exercises
will be given next week
The entertainment and festival given by
the M. E. Church last Friday evening was
a very pleasant affair, and was enjoyed by
a large number of persons. The voting re
sulted as follows: The most popular young
man at the festival : R. W. Cahill 202K
votes; Chas. Conditt 121 i votes. The most
nonular voung lady at the festival : Miss
Kate Wilson 152 K votes; Miss Alta Suy
dam 105 votes, and Miss Elma Richards 07
votes. Mr. Cahill received a beautiful vest
chain and Miss Wilson a neck chain, as
prizes. The net proceeds of the evening
were $125.41. In this connection the offi
cers and members of the Church wish'to
return thanks to those who aided so faith
fully in making the entertainment a sue-
cess, both socially and financially.
Another Shooting Scrape. On last
Saturday morning at about 2 o'clock,
while several young men were passing
what is known as the "Monkey House,"
they were fired upon with a shot-gun by
Gust. Trone, the proprietor, shot taking ef
fect in the faces of Oscar Evers, an em
ployee of this offlce, and Sherman Teeple,
a boy of all work at tho Merchant's Hotel.
Trone was arrested and arraigned before
'Squire Peyton on Saturday, but being un
der the influence of liquor he was remand
ed to jail until the Tuesday morning fol
lowing, when he had a hearing. Upon the
evidence adduced at tho hearing he was
bound over to the Court of Common Pleas
in the sum of $1100 to answer to the charge
of shooting with intent to kill. Sherman
Was hurt but slightly, but Evers received
one ot the shot in his right eye, which
may destroy the sight. The escape
was narrow, and , should be a lesson
to boys prowling around at lato hours of
tho night. '
Hero is a good chance for lads wno
would like to save their country and at
the same time sail the bonuio blue seas.
Next September twenty-five cadet engi
neers for service in tho navy will be ap
pointed, by competitive examination held
at Annapolis, and any Amorican boy be
tween the years of fifteen and twonty
years of age has a right to contest for one
of the cadotships. No candidate should
present himself at Annapolis, however,
unless he is woll versed in elementary
English branches grammar, geography,
algebra, geometry and natural philosophy.
Tbe successful candidates rank with tho
cadet midshipmen, and their pay is the
same, 1)500 a year. Having thought very
seriously over the matter and decided to
become a candidate, a boy should write to
the Secretary of the Navy for a pamphlet
ef.particulars, and then he should spend
the summer in earnest study of the lieces
sary branches.
CORKESPONDENCIi
A CARD.
I have been reliably Informed that cer
tain parties who are opposed to ray nomi
nation and election as Representative of
Henry county, are circulating a report
that il elected r would favor tbe Issuing of
more Hrnry County Court House Bonds.
Tbe county have already authority to Is
sue all the bonds that are necessary to ful
ly complete and discharge all contracts
for said Court House and Jail. And abould
I be favored with the nomination and elec
tion, will strenuously oppose in the Legis
lature any attempt for the additional is
sue ol County Bonds, or further increase
of tbe indebtedness of our county.
. CHAS. HoRNl'SO.
Ed. Northwest : Permit ine to correct
a mistake under which many labor in re
gard to the length of time that Mr. B. W,
Pennock has served as Infirmary Direct
or. Mr. Pennock has not had two terms,
He filled a vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr. Lingel, of one year, and one full
term ol three years. While I believe in ro
tation in office, I also tbink that a faithful
and competent person is entitled to two
terms. A Democrat,
Napoleon, June 16, 1881,
I hereby certify that the Ohio Farmer's
Insurance Co. have this day adjusted and
paid in full the insurance on my farm
house that was burnt April 21st, 1881. Al
so, that this is tbe second loss paid to me
in full, by said company, and it is my be
lief that the Ohio Farmer's Insurance Co.
alfords tbe cheapest and safest insurance
on farm property of any Company in the
United States. The gentlemanly adjuster
and agents have my sincere thanks.
N. H. Hartman.
The following card, which has been sent
to all members of tbe Association of the
68th O- V. I., whose post-offico address is
known, explains itself:
Toledo, 0., June 14, 1881.
Oumrndcs : The 22d day of July being
the anniversary of the death of Major-
General James B. McPherson, has been
selected by the committee of the "Society
of the Army ot the Tennessee" and the
citizens of Clyde, O., as the day upon
which the monument over McPherson's
grave will be unveiled and dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies. A largo number
of the surviving officers and men of the
Army of the Tennessee and other distil
guished persons have signified their inten
tion of being at Clyde on this interesting
occasion. A number ot me bstn unio nave
expressed their desire of going to Clyde on
tbe 22d day of July, but disliked to give
up the pleasure of being at the annual re'
union of our iegiment at Defiance to be
held on the same day, and have suggested
a postponement of our reunion. After cor
respondence with some ot our comrades at
Napoleon, Defiance, Antwerp and Bryan
it has been decided to postpono our pro
posed meeting to be held at Defiance, on
the 22d of July, 1881, for one year from
that day tothe22dof July, A. D., 1882,
thus enabling such of us as may desire to
go to Clyde and by our presence pay a
tribute of respect to the memory of the
brave Mcfherson, ana reserving me ien
ance reunion until next year, where it is
hoped we shall have the pleasure ot greet
ing you. Truly your friend,
Geo. E. Welles,
President of the Society of the Survivors
of the 68th 0. V. I.
S. Gillis, Secretary.
A Total Eclipse of the Moon.
Denver, Col., June 17, 1881
En. Northwest : Perhaps the most
hardened villain and dreaded man in Col
orado (Jim Moon by name,) was shot and
instantly killed in a saloon, on Larimer
Street, this city, yesterday at 11 o'ejock a.
m., by Clay Wilson, a Faro Dealer in the
defunct Luminary's gambling house,
slight description of this Lunar body
which so suddenly collapsed may bo of in
terest. Moon came to Colorado some five
or six years ago, and has been the terror
of the town ever since. He has killed
three men in Denver, but always managed
to defeat the hand of justice. A short time
ago he defied the whole police force to ar
rest him, and with a brace of six shooters
in his hand walked off, and not a man
. dared follow him. Wilson, the slayer of
Moon, came here from Leadville about four
weeks ago an! worked for Moon as stated
above. They had some words the night
before, when Moon thrust a revolver in
Wilson's face and threatened to kill him;
Wilson begged off, and yesterday morning
they met in the Arcado. Moon began on
Wilson again and reached for his revol
ver, but he never got it out, Wilson was
too quick lor him and fired four bullets in
to him quicker than I can write it. Two
took effect just below the heart, another
threugh the neck and tho fourth through
the hip. Moon died instantly. His body
was taken to the morgue and Wilson to
jail. Old Jim stood off the whole Pacific
force, but he could'nt stand off the Coro
ner, who went to prospecting in the Moon
for lead, he found four good leads which
netted him about ?20. It has been said of
those men of the West that they would go
prospecting any place that they could
make a strike, but this is the first instance
where they evor struck lead in the Moon:
Napoleon Abroad.
NAroLEON, Juno 22d, 1881.
Ed. Northwest : Allow us in behalf
of the Catholics of Napoleon, Ohio, to re
turn thanks to the members of the Meine
Band and Drum Corps, for their kind ser
vice on the 19th inst.
Otto IIoneck,
D. Haktnett.
Marshals on the occasion.
A .Liberal Reward In the way of
pleasure is assured to all persons purchas
ing excursion tickets on July 2d, 3d and
4th, 1881.
Apply to nearest agent of the Pennsyl
vania Company, operating Pittsburgh, Ft,
Wayne & Chicago Railway,. Cleveland'
Pittsburgh R. R., Erie & Pittsburgh R.R.,
Ashtabula & Pittsburgh Railway and
North Western Ohio Railway. They have
cheap excursion tickets to hundreds of cit
ies and towns.
Rldrevllle Brerzr.
Ed. Northwest : Messrs. A. Cooley
and H. L. Chapman departed last week for
Northern Michigan. Mr. Chapman left
his tamlly here, but Mr. Cooley took bag
and baggage, intending to make Benzie
county bis future borne. His location ia
at Bensona, thirty miles sooth of Traverse
City, and seven miles from Lake Michi
gan. A letter from ir. Chapman states
that in a small river flowing near hi place
there are sixteen millions of pine logs,
tilling the stream for forty miles, in some
places eight or ten deep. It will take a
month for them to pass a given point. So
goes the timber of our original forests
which, like the aboriginal population ot
the country, will soon be only matters of
history.
M. E. Church Quarterly Meeting ser
vices at Independence, to-day, conducted
by Rev. Wesley G. Waters.
The schools in this part of the country
are being rapidly taken for the coming
winter. We understand that Mr. A. B.
Caldwell will conduct the senior depart
ment ol the graded school here. W. T.
Chapman has been employed in tbe Gher-
ret district. Freedom township, for the
coming fall and winter.
Tbe crop prospects in this section have
brightened wonderfully within the last
two weeks. The wheat will be very light
in places, but will be a fully average crop,
Many fields of corn are very backward on
account of poor seed, hut all that first
germinated is looking splendidly.
Eolvs,
Saturday, June 18th, 1881.
Dance and Suiter. There will be a
dance and supper given at Liberty Center
on the evening of July 4th, in the Grange
Hall. Music by Burge's South Toledo Or
chestra. All are invited. 2t
All kinds of wagon and buggy repairing
done at Boyer's. 4t
A nobby band or set ring can be found at
Fisk's. tf
Transfers of Real Estate. The fol
lowing is a list ot the real estate transfers
recorded since our last issne :
H. D. Leist to It. C. Tyler, 111 acres in Liberty
tp $'
R. C. Tyler to Nncy Leist, lilac-ret In Liberty
tp 7000
O. B. Retttg, Adm'r, to J. Eettig, 80 acres In
Flatrocktp '1000
P. Brillhart to F. C. Stafford, 30 acres in H nrri-
sontp - 15C0
M. Worth to Anna Mitchell, 80 acres In Mon
roe tp -
D. Foltz to J. J. Bennear, land in McClure... 125
J. D. Llndley to M. Vt . Harms, 40 acres in Free
dom tp -
M. Murphy to U. Bockleman, SO acres In Liber
ty tp
L. P.Leah to E. Orover, 80 acres in Bartlow tp
J. McClnre to S. E. Wilcox, lot 19 in McClure...
J. McClure to D. O. Teasing, lot 38 in McClure
J. Frease to J. Floghouse, 40 acres in Napoleon
tp
W. Thomas to J. H. Kanemyer, 80 acres in
000
1000
2000
50
50
aooo
TleaBanttp 4050
D. Folti to S. P. Holiday, lotB 9 and 6,- in Foltz
add to McClnre
E. Armsborg to M. Armsborg, lot 20 in Napo
150
leon 80
r. Hill to J. Steams, part of lot 15 in S. D. and
J. Steams add to Deahlcr...
B.B. Huston to D.,B. Myers, 30 acres in, Pa-.,. ...
mascus to 1300
The place to get your work done cheap
is at Boyer's. Call and see. 4t
Just received, a new invoice of fine jew
elry at C. M. Fisk's Jewelry Store. tZ
For groceries, flour, teas, coffees, baking
powder, sugars, spices, and everything in
the grocery and provision line, call on Jas,
Myers, south end of river bridge. 2t
An exchange says the following is a cer
tain cure for chickeu cholera and a very
simple one : Keep red oak bark in their
water trouehs at all times. Chickens are
lond of it, and it keeps them healthy,
Children are subject to a great many ail
ments which have their origin in the
stomach or bowels. Denig's Worm Syrup
will cure them. It is a nice purgative,
aids digestion, gives tone to the system,
and leaves the child hearty. 25 cents, a
bottle. . 2t
General Headqubters State of Ohio, 1
Adjutant General's Office,
Columbus, O., June 7th, 1881. )
Snftcial Orders. Ifo. 05.
Colonel J. D. Norton 16th Reg't., O. N.
O.. lifiretotbreariDointed Inspector for said
Regiment, is hereby relieved from such
duty by reason of his promotion to be Col.
of saidReniment. and Major H. S. Bunker
is nereDy upponueu Au&peunug uiuuci jyi
said command.
By order of the Governor,
Official. H. A. Axline,
Assistant Adjutant Geu'l.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Napoleon Post Offlce tor the week ending
June 18, 1881 :
Mrs. Caroline Borton,
Samuel Amblers,
Henry Gruoler,
Rowis Nellis,
Margaret Wees,
Mrs. R F Cristy,
Herman Miller,
Catherine Wiltmer,
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES S. iUUKlS.
Postmaster.
Farmers, stop and see Myers, south end
nf river bridge, betoro vou co elsewhere
for what you want to buy or sell
MARRIED.
2t
WAHT.ir.tj Starr. At the residence of
tho bale's parents June 12th, 1881, by the
Rev. Henry Slotz, Mr. William Harper
and Miss Alice Starr, of Deshler, Henry
county, Ohio;
OBITUARY
Mrs. Anna Maria Rettig, wife of Mi-
Adam Rottig, Sr., born in Lindenfels Her-
zogtbum Hessen, died in Flatroek town
ship. Henry Co., Ohio, aged 03 years, 10
months and 28 days. Spinal, or brain lever
and other difficulties set in, yet in the first
days of. suffering it was hoped that she
might be spared awhile longer to her fami
ly, but the Master ordered it otherwise;
she died June 11th, She was a member of
the German Reformed Church and led an
earnest life. She leaves a husband, 10
children, 40 grand-children and 9 great
crand-children, who deeply feel the stroke,
Many of her friends and neighbors came
to the funeral service and followed her to
her resting place. May she rest in peace,
N. Wiers, Pastor.
Conant Brothers!
190 and 192 Snmmit
Largest Stock of FURNITURE in the State,
We are manufacturer and offer the beat
until you have seen our immense stock
190 and 192 Sawmlt street, cor. Adams.
IlaAMicABnulSTB BEaiMExiIarr'T, 1 I
oi,in.7,i88i.i' I
General Orders, No. 6. ,
1. All officers otthls commanti win give promptly, ai lowest prices and with par
aarticular atteution to the study of the i drus8 ,t Kneeland's drug store, tf
tollowing paragraphs in Lpton's Revised j . " ,
Tactics, vis : 2, 382 to 418, 4AJ, w, iioo, i
. .... ...... -. , r r n 1 1 UT..
Hon, 47, 4M,alB, oi, " aiki, AUOHUV-,
'ions for Skirmishers" from Par. 270;
'Camping," 751; "Honors to be paid by
troops" from Par. 709; "Ceremonies," 808
to 822; "Trumpet Signals " 835, with a view
toa practical demonstration of the same at
our next encampment.
2. A. R. Case is hereby relieved from
duty as Quartermaster Sergeant, and will
report for duty to Capt. J. M. Weier, com
manding "A" Co.
3. George Hoyt, of "A" Co. is hereby ap
pointed Quartermaster Sergeant, to rank
as such lrom this date, rice A. R. Case re
turned to said "A" Co. for duty.
By order of
J. 1. Norton,
Col. lfith Reg't., O. N.G.
If you want a necklace for your girl,
call on C. M. Fisk, where you will find tho
finest stock ever brought to the city, tf
Bradford, Pa.
Thomas Fitchan, Bradford, Pa., writes :
I enclose my money for Spring Blossom,
as I said I would if it cured me. My dys
pepsia has vanished, with all its symp
toms. Many thanks; I shall never be
without it in the house." Price 50c, trial
bottles 10 cents.
0b, What a Conglt !
Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps
of the sure approach of that more terrible dlseai'c
Conffumptiou. Ack yourselves tf you can afford for
the sake of saving 50cts to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
S hiloh's Cnrc will cure yonr Cough. It never falls.
This explains why more than a Million Bottles
were sold the past year. It relieves Croup and
Whooping Cough, at once. Mothers do not be
without it. For Lame Back, Side, or Chest, ne
Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by J. C. Saur.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
it not worth the small price of TS cents to free
yourself of every symptom of these distressing com
plaints, if you think so call at our store and get a
bottle of Shlloh's Vitalizer, every bottle has a print
ed guarantee on it, use accordingly and if it does
ou no good it will cost you nothiug. Sold by J. C.
Saur.
We have a speedy and positive cure for Catarrh,
Diphtheria, Canker mouth and Headache, in Shl
loh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal Injector free with
ach bottle. Use it if yon desire health and sweet
breath. Price 60 cts. Sold by J. C.Sanr.
nicb34-bin
Old wagons taken in exchange for work
at Boyer's. 4t
At Frease'S you will' fin'd the "best line
of Boots and Shoes- Directly opposite the
Court House. 2t
It you want a good lunch cheap, go to
Tony Hahn. 3t
A fine lot of croquet setts, hammocks,
Ac, at H. E. Cary's. 3t
Kneeland, the Druggist, has the finest
line of fishing tackle in the county, tf
Removal. Dr. Sheffield has removed
her offlce to her residence at corner of
Clinton street and Haly avenue, where she
will be found ready to attend to all busi
ness in the line of her profession. lm
Humphrey, the Druggist and Paint
Dealer, has sold paints in Napoleon for the
last twenty-two years, has always guaran
teed his paints to be as represented, and
all this time not a case has occurred
where he has had to refund the money. A
word to the wise is sufficient. Buy your
paints, oils, varnishes etc., of the "Old Re
liable" drug store. 3t.
For eround oil cake go to Bradley's, tf
Elothing! Klotbing! Klothing! Men's
klothing at Hahn & Meyer's, louth's
klothing at Hahn & Meyer's. Boys kloth
ing at Hahn & Meyer's, at the Eagle Cloth
ing House. 3t
Palpitation of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold hands
and feet, pain in the back, and other lorms
of weakness are relieved by Carter s Iron
Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves
and complexion. 2t
Got your summer clothing of Hahn fc
Meyer. Their stock is large and prices
reasonable. 3t
Many anxious, restless nights are passed
by parents and children when one dose ot
Denig's Worm Syrup would remove all
trouble and brin it rest to all. The use of
one bottle will convince you that it is the
remedy for children. 2t
Handy package dyes at Kneeland's. tf
New invoice of clocks at Frease Bros.
next to John Diemer's meat market. The
nicest and largest line of clocks ever
brought to Napoleon. 4t
Everything in the drug, paint, oil and
wall paper line new, fresh and at lowest
prices at Kneeland's. tf
Have
you
seen those
F. Norden
fancy summer
& Co. have for
skirts that H
sale.
4t
New stock ot silk parasols, with and
without fringes and laces, at Geo & Joes.
3t
Pure oil mill at lowest prices at Knee
land's. tf
Ladies' and Gents'
styles at Frease's.
Shoes in tempting
2t
Use Kneeland's Condition and Poultry
Powders. ' tf
For pimples, tan, sunburn and freckles,
the surest remedy is "Pimples." It re
moves pimples from the skin, leaving it
soft and beautiful. J ust try it. Sold by J.
C. Saur. may26-3m
-. . . - .
St., cor Adams St.
gwxis at lowest prices. Do not buy
and get our prices.
l-UJAAT lilaUrilLito.
Toledo.
If you hav a proscription or receipt to
filled, whether written In English or
u,i 7 " done correctly.
Removed. Fresse Bros. Jewelry Store
to the opposite side of tbe street, next
door to John Diemer's meat market. 4t
Show Cases ! Show Cases t ! New and
second hand. For sale at Carv'a. 3t
II you want a good, easy fitting pair
spectacles, you will find them at Frease .
Bros., sole agents for the Johnston Optical
Co. celebrated sectacles. 4t
Farmers, try a few pounds of that rock
salt for cattle; also, genuine English dairy.
It will make your butter better. Cary has
all kind. 3t
For all kinds ol garden and Hold seeds
goto Bradleys. tf
All the fancy walking shoes are bought
of II . F. Nordnn A Co. 4t
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain of cut
ting teeth? If so, go at once and get a bot
tle of MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little suf
ferer immediately depend upon it; there
is no mistake about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has overused it, who
will not tell you at once that it will regu
late the bowels, and give rest to the moth
er, and relief and health to tbe child, oper
ating like magic. It is perfectly safe to use
in all cases, auu pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription of one ot the oldest and
bost female physicians and nurses in the "
United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
a bottle. oct7-ly
For the best 50 cent, fine cut, go to Brad
ley's. tf
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route. It will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else.il
wherein this Issue. mchlO-lOroo
The finest lot ot Glass and Queensware
in town, at Bradley's. tf
Do not use paints, oils, or wall papers
until you call at Kneeland's and see bis
goods and got prices. tl
Superior Seed Mixture. For the
Brazilian Cardinal or Red Bird, put up by
John C. Jewett A Sons,
Buflalo, N. Y.
For sale at Cary's.
3t
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH, Mfc
It la strange any iuewul snnsr from demngenents -brought
on by Impure blood, when SOOVILL 8
SAKSAPARILLA AND 8TILLINOIA. or BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP will restore health to the
physical organisation. It is a strengthening svmp,
pleasant to take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIE&
ever disoovsred, curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders.
weakness or we muneys, Erysipelas, Jaalaria;
Nervous disorders. Debility, Bilious complaints and
Disease of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys. Stomach.
Skin, ete.
CAiiiisi'ii.'i fAJAtti cures pain in Man and
Beast.
DR. ROGER'S wOUM SYRUP Instantly destrovs
WORMS.
Everybody wears the lace bunting this
summer, .somen has them, it
Stop that Cough.
If you are suffering with a Couah. Cold.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Ha v Fever, Consump
tion, loss of voice, tickling in the throat,
or any affection of the Throat or Lungs
use Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. This is the great remedy that
is causing so much excitement by its
wonderful cures of thousands of boneless
cases, o ver one million bottles ot Dr. King's
iew uiscovery nave ueen usea within the
last year, and have givon perfect satisfac
tion in every instance. We can un
hesitatingly say that this is really the only
sure sure for throat and lung affections,
and can cheerfully recommend it to all,
Call and get a trial Bottle for ten cents, or
regular size for $1. For sale by J. C. Saur,
JNapoieon unio.
Get yourself a nobby summer suit aud
go to Norden's before you buy. 4t
Buy yourself a tan and goto Norden's
for it. it
For satin D'Lyon,' plain and brocaded
silks and satins in all colors at Geo. A
Joes. a
Why wear that old shabby parasol any
more when Norden's is soiling new ones so
very cheap? a
Farmers wanting to buy the best self
twine Binder, should go to Groschner fe
Reddersen's and examine Walter A.
Wood's, on exhibition at their store, lm.
Mrs. A. E. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. tf
We called at Frease Bros. Jewelry Store
the other day, and wero wonderfully sur
prised to find such a large stock of fine
watches, ranging in prices from five to
one hundred dollars. a
Go buy one ot those comfortable sum
mer hats at the Eagle Clothing House of
Hahn & Moyer. They are cool and pleas
ant, and cheap. 3t
Ice cold Cincinnati Lager
Hahn's, next to Sheffield &
Bank.
at Tony
Norton's
3t
Chickens ! Chickens ! The under
signed has a large stock of thorough bred
Plymouth Rock chickens for sale, cheap.
Will also sell eggs for $1.00 per dozen, at
the yard; itshipped, $2.00.
B. F. Chroninoek,
Liberty Center, Henry Co., O. lmo
uucKien s Arnica omw
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, P
f I C TTI a .. 1 . Dl,nnm WOm
oruises, cores, uicera, ooiv iuui"i
ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
blaines, Corns, and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by J. O. Sam. sep9'80tf
THE BEST LE
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CITY AT H.
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