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THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1881.
The Oldest
Business House I
HUMPHREY'S
"Old Reliable?'
Drug
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DIED At Elberon, N. J., Sept
19, 1881, at 10:33 P. M., or pyrmia
aueed by a pistol shot fired by Cbu
Guitu, July 21, 1881, James A
Ijaktielp, 1 resident of the Unite:
States.
"Tha frwr calM living U eocqnrrrrf ( laa."
The Tiesident is dead ! The tomb
enshrouds the clay; bleeding hearts
perforin the obsequies and a weeping
country is the mourner. But, what
of the future? Death, since time be
gan and since nations grew, na
changed the heads and not unfre
quently the forms of government. In
and Book Stor!OUT young e,npiro of freedom thT
times before has the ruthless slayer, to
TVtIpt TlftfV I whom all seasons belong, removed the
w shpftti ct I.Via ffni'Arnmpnt hnr. nr r.rmno-i'
v- - 0 . , r
n the government has .been caused
tne'reby. Unlike a great dynasty de
pendent on one family or one man
eath does not necessitate a revolution
to give place to another the govern
ment exists tte same as ever, and the
welfare of the country, so far at least
has not been seriously affected by the
individual name upon whom the title
of President was confirmed. Our
country is yet too young, the love of
Where you can buy
Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Brushes,
Wall aud Window Paper,
Blank Books,
Notions, &c.
These goods a re all rellableaud
Tk SraaUrlal OaTeatloa Itt Cm-
Jidates. , '
The Democratic Senatorial Con v en
;ion lor me jja lAstnct, wnjch wae
field in Toledo on last Thursday, wn-
one of the largest ever held in the dis
trict, an l while there was considerable
spirit displayed over the selection of
i-audiiiates, its deliberations were nn
usually harmonious. We publish full
proceedings in this impression..
The candidates selected are Gen.
las. D. Steedman, of Toledo, and Dr.
Manville, of Wood county, two as
strong nominations as could possibly
liave been made. Gen. Steedman.
"Old Chickamauga,"' needs no intro
duction to the people from us; he is
well and favorably known throughout
the district and has had the honor to
represent it in the Senate before
Ejwith ability and credit. Dr. Man
ville is one of the most popular citi
zens of Wood county, not only popu
lar in his own party, but with the op
position as well, and' whenever he has.
come before the people of benighted
Wood county, asking for their suf
frages, he has run several hundred
'ahead of his ticket. He is a man of
culture and well worthy to fill the.
position for which he has been nomi
jnated. It is useless for us to say that
All say it is a strong ticket
Ramet ran well, but for some cans
lie could not get home. .
A Mi l little Republican pie was set
down upon at Toledo, O., last Thurs-
day.
The 33d Senatorial District will send
two Democrats to the State Senate this
fall.
The Hero of Chickamauga and Man
ville will get more than the Democrat
ic strength in Henry county.
The Democratic State Convention of
New York meeU at Albany, Oct. 11
jne week after the Republican Conven
jtion meets in Xew York.
THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Diseases of tlie Ttroat ani Lungs.
VWrr?'? Indisassofthpul-
- - - monarv orniu a mia
ih! reliable remedy ia
invaluable. AIII'I
CiiFitiir I'kctokal, is
nrh a remedy, and no
other soeuiiiu-utly mer-
, lis iim (vuii'iruiv ui
the public It is a aoi
Ki em i lio combination of
CHERRY tut-Uiciuul prttK.-i-
1111,1 illlOtllV 111
tiles ol the huest dregs,
chemically united, of
' mit'li ivin-r a f.i iniiri
tlie creates possible
-NT .
II
HOIjD CI"H2-A-I.luberty too deeply rooted in the heartslboth of these gentlemen wiljbe elect
IV OFFICIAL PAPER OF HENHY COUNTY.!
p9" When you pay more for the Rent ojl
your Susineis House than for Advertising!
your JSUSiness, you are pursuing ujumit
not icy. it vou can ao ousmess lei it ut
known, Franklin.
(Note. We respectf nlly ask the clergymen as well!
M allothors, in Heury oouuty, to send us forpublica-l
UonintheNoBTHWasT, allthe marriages auddcathtl
especially conioto theirnotice. t.u.)
NAPOLEOJf, 0. , t SEPT. 22, 1881.
State Ticket.
Governor,
JOHN W. BOOKWALTEU,
Of Clark.
Lieutenant-Governor,
EDOAIS M. JOHNSON,
Of Hamilton.
Supreme Judge,
EDWAIiD F. BINGHAM,
Of Frankllni
Attorney-General,
fkak c; daughertV,
Of Hardin.
Treasurer of State,
A. P'. WINSLOW,
, ; Of Cuyahoga.
Board of Eubho Works,'
' .Of Defiance. , -
COUNTY TICKET.:
For Representative,
CHAS. HOENUNG.
For Probate Judge,
D, MEEKISON.
For Clerk,
0. E. BARNES.
For Auditor,
CHAS. EVERS.
For Treasurer,
CHAS. GIDLEY.
For Commissioner,
HENRY ROBRS.
For Infirmary Director,
K. RAKESTRAW.
For CoroncrJ
. - K. M. CLOUD.
Foster has evinced neither ability as
an administrator , consistency as a par
tisan, wisdom as a party leader, hon-
esty as a politician, honor towards
other great men of the party, norfideli
ty to the people who elected him.Bucy
rus Journal, Itej).
Men: I am a Democrat. Many oj
you are Republicans. 1 shall vote for
Hancock. You can vote for whom jozilover the State, asking people to vote
;of the people to justify apprehension
of a change now.
Danger is no! so much to be feared
from any one man, nor has it yet be
come necessarv, as was once saia oi
Hussia, that the dagger be made
the constitution. It is political ani
mosities and powerful combinations of
individuals for raercinary purposes
from which republican governments
mav justly apprehend evil. Nor is it
minorities whicft need De learea. Hi
popular governments minorities al
ways represents political punty.
Within the cuts of minorities are
none of the temptations of place,
power or plunder to bring to its altar
adventurers and seekers of personal
Aggrandizement. From monopolies
and the sycophants of power, should
those in place prove corruptible, much
.evil may be dreaded, and from factions
in majorities revolutions feared.
The feud in the Republican party
engendered by mercenaries, has been
most intense. Uorruption cas en
gulfed those in high position. Sena
torial robes have been soiled by the
greed of placemen, and rivalry for
plunder has begotten a personal ani
mosity which culminated in assassina
tion, and one in whom the whole
i .
country had confidence has fiallen to
'give place to a New York Gambler.
Well may we ask: What of the fu
ture? As through blood the tyrant to
the throne, so through assassination
the stalwart to power.
We counsel the minority to be
watchful, true in its devotion to tho
principles of republican government as
taught by the founders and ever ready
to rally to the support of the Union
and the maintenance of the Constitu
tion.
A man like Charlie Foster going
please. This establishment will notl
dose no matter who is elected- JOHNl
W. BOOKWALTER.
Bookwalteb is uiovinir over the
State at a rapid rate andj m an ef
fective way that brings consternation
to 'C Foster.
' The last Legislature increased the
salary of Secretary of State Townsend
after he had taken the oath of office to,
serve for 2,500. They only gave
him $1,000 extra!
TiiE election of John W. Bookwal
ter means the endorsement of Presi
dent Garfield, because Foster above all!
Other men, is the representative of the
vicious spoils system in Ohio.
The action of the skilled artisans in
endorsing the Democratic platform, as
regards' the abolition of the convict
contract system, has alarmed the Re
publicans and in some localities they
(ire proclaiming in favor of the abo
lition of the last "relic of human slav
ery."
, 'John Sherman Bays: "The Repub
licaa platform is its history." But
John didn't mean the history of the
, paat'iix months' with "its SYar route ex-
poiures it rnall thieves,.'. i$s briberies'
at Albany, its stepJ ladder scenes' nd
finally, the foul assassination of the
President by a Stalwart Republican of
fice seeker!
for him because the President was shot
by a similar stalwart olhce seeker, is
disgusting the respectable Republi
cans of the State. The logic attempted
is that because one stalwart shot the
President, the people should vote for
another stalwart, and the Democrats
who despise both stalwarts, had noth
ing to do with the quarrel over the
spoils of office, should be the sufferers,
The country will not be deceived by a
party which tries to make capital ou
of the President's condition. The pur
poses for which these extravagancies
are uttered are notorious and make
tLem doubly reprehonsiblo. To at
tempt to coin the sympathies of the
people for a suffering President is in
famous. Such a man as Foster would
steal the clothes off his death bed for a
campaign flag.
"C" Foster says '-his" refunding of
the State debt, by which the people
are burdened ten years longer with an
interest bearing debt, is great finan-
cering. uenerai jotin Jtseatty, a prom
inent Republican Banker, says the
whole transaction is the lowest kind of
demagoging. ' ; i
At Youngatown1 the otherday, while
(J." Foster was dining' and wining
with bankers, "John "W, Bookwalter
was at the rolling mills, in the midst
of 300 sons of toil, who left the rolls
and the furnaces to greet their cham
pion.
Thk people don't seem to rally!
around the Republican banker candi-l
date3 to any great extent. They are!
not convinced that it would be to their!
interest to send two money sharks t I
Columbus to make laws for them.
The Democratic Township Commit
tees should go to work and see that!
heir respective townships are in prop
er trim for election day, which is now I
not far distant. Democrats work fori
a clean sweep, and leave nothing un-
lone between this and the 11th dav oil
iGctober.
PEVTfkOnT Uv of results, it striken
LX lJttl.L. Bt tlie foundation, of all
pulmonary lieiuw. affording prompt relief
and rapid run-, ami in Adapted to patients of
anr nse or either ex. Being very palatable.
tlie voiuigi-st cliildp-ii take it readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, iore Throat,
itroncliitis, inmienzu. Clergyman'
Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of Ayeh's Chebky Pkc-
tokai. are magical, ami multitudes are an
nually preserved Iroui serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. It should be kept
nt hand in every household for the pro-
HM-tiou it attorns in suuuen attaexs. in
Whooping -cough aud Consumption
there is no other remedy so efficacious,
soothing, and helpfuf.
Low prices are inducements to try some of
the many mixtures, or syrups, made of cheap
and ineiTective ingredients, now offered,
which, as they contain no curative qualities
The Surgeca's Enifg.
fra)4rfal Sarrltal OpraUoi R-
mTil of Urlaary Stoaet
the BU4der-8ttrfU
Mr. Slmtoa TlrtMlL of Suortfa M,
w"a " ran tf varima fkiaklaBa
ior waas uirr can Mrletnaf tt rsw.
mwflt. B Biuflj aiawalM Dr. Dt14 Kanudr,
,f Boadoat, N. T, wko (bond hla bonbla as hi
I'rinarj CalcaU or (toim la tha bUddtr. Thadoetar
tt aaoa raaocd tlw forain haMrm iih v..
I aia fnat Blood BpKiac.- TaTo.il.
Hemedy," to prmat their reforaiaUoo. Tha antli
raatBMot was mloently aaocaaafal, and Mr. Tlrt-
elBcieucy aud uniform- ' OOT"7 rfl and erfect.
While TaTorlte Kamody" ia a apedAo ia all FJd-
iiey and Bladder dlseaaea, It ia aqnaUy nluabla in
oi Biutoaa Diaordara, Constipation or the
Bowela, and til tha claaa of Ilia apparently Inarparabla
from the oooiUtutlona of women. Try It. Tour
IrngKlsthaittaDdtt onbr ooata one dollar a bottle
The lucky maa ia be who pata this advloa in practice.
Dont forget Uu name and addreaa, Dr. Dayid Ken
nedy, Boadent, N. T. The doctor would haia It an.
lentood that, while ha ia engaged in tha introduc.
tioa of his medicine, "Farortte Bemedy," heitiU con
unaeatheDractieeof hianmauinn v,.
Ielf axcluaiTely to office pnctloe. He treats all dif
laae of a chronic charactar, and performa all thw
iuuu. uu vapiuu upenuoiu oi aurgary. 9ap-lin
cau afford only temporary relief, aud ate
sure to deceive and disappoint the patieut.
Diseases of the throat and lungs demand
Come Let Us Reason Together.
It is with regret that we hear Dem-!
crats of Henry county proclaim that
they intend to vote against some one
or more of their nominees, inese
men profess to be Democrats, and noi
loubt they are sincere and cordial be-(
ievera in the principles and general
policy of the Democratic party. They
would be sorely grieved to learn when,
too late that their action had defeated
the party they love and honor. Butj
have they reflected upon the fact thati
their course gives the greatest comforti
and encouragement to the common po
litical-enemy? Have they considered
that by their acts they may defeat the
election of a Democratic Legislature
which is to re-apportion the State for
Congressional purposes, and that such
a defeat may effect the political con
trol of the next congress? A re,. they
aware that they are thus aiding to de
feat the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor? "We do not believe that anyi
one of them wishes thus to defeat theirH
party. Slost certainly they have',' not
counted upon the cost of such action.
They do not reflect upon the embar-
rassment thrown upon the Democrats,
and the inc-ease of labor thereby made
necessary to carry the party to ictory.
Democrats, let us stop and consider.
There is something more in this cam
paign than mere personal likes and dis
The Republicans are trading Brlchsm for votes for
Norton. It won't work, gentlemen. Biigham sayi-P
ihe wont atanrt it. Wood County Democrat.
Norton and his friends say it will!
work, and probably nothing will pleasel
them more than to see Brigham snowed
under. They want Brigham as a sac-
rance, but we fear he will kick andl
then ?
The old-man-of-the-&(aZ seems to
talk as though the Republican party
jowned the temperance vote. Will he!
please tell his readers what the Repub
lican party ever did for temperance
What laws we have upon the subject
were given the people by the Demo
crats. The editor of the Sinnal is sira-
ply a political demagogue.
Mr Brownell ought to be elected Auditor at the com
ing election. Democrats ought to bear this in mind.
It would be money in their pockets. Signal.
Bosh. Does the editor take the Dem
ocrats to be numbskulls and wholly de
void of reason or good common sense
Mr. Brownell has no money to put into
anybody's pockets, and as the County
Auditor has nothing to do regulating
Hthe expenditures or income of the coun
ty the silliness of the above is appar
ent. Mr. Evers is worthy of the vote
,of every DeBiocrat, and if elected, and.
he surely will be, he will make an ex
cellent Auditor, as he has the require
ments for the position.
LEGAL NOTICE.
COXBAD ARRAS, wboae place of residence ii nn
known tothe plaintitfherBinarti.rn.n..ui -01 ..1...
notice that Mary E. Orwlg, of Henry county, Ohio,
1 , U"J "'"epwmoer.issi, me her pe
tition in the Court of Onmmnn Vl..u u 4,v.tn i t
Khe BHid county of Henry i,d state of Ohio, against
1.., orrang nmn that the" said
U)nml Arras, on the 30th day of December, 1853,
received from the Governor of Ohio a deed from the
sw nr me mmtneascquarterof the southwest quar
ter of section in townahin S. nnrih c
eastin llenrycounty, Ohio, continuing 40 acres of
o-i; ' 7 "y"'!" "O saiaaom day of December,
lrtoi, and prior to December 29, 1858, the said Conrad
Arras eouveved said land by deed in fee liniple to
one Hannah Sheiug, who lost the same without tt
liaviui! been recorded, that m4 n0!ninna.kni.i..4u..
title to said land by a regular and connected chain of
-.,u,r,.,,-. ,,m,m Biua usnnah Sheiug and her
husband, legally executed and r,.,-,,M, .l .h .k.
is now in the peceable possession of the same that
iu ui uic wuoi record and loss of laid deed
from the defendant to tbe said Hannah Sheing, there
is a lapse In said chain of uti. -ki... .... . :
loloud upon the same, tending to diminish its value,
and that she is unable by reason of the unascertsind
. cuucuui u, BUU ueimusni, wprocure hia deed to her
1 S? ni nd ,llefin '"at by reason of said lost
.tou , .u ueienoant nns sn apparent title to and
interest in a till fond arivAnu, tn tha Mi.,in,i,. 41.1..
ithereto, and praying that upon final hearing of said
ause her title to said li ,r,. h- ..!....? .....1 ....
other equitable relief, and the dfinHit,t ! nntie
ItlMIISTRATnR"4 dtlp AP lPiTarpP'J"rud."wer M Petition on or before the tfd
iUJlUISlBAlUKS ALt VI U t ALH-aturtiay after the SOthday of October, 1H81.
mL3M.nj, B UAHI Jfi. UKWIO.
By Hague & Hubbard, her Attya.
14 00
active and efft-i'tivo treutiiieut; aud it is dan-
porous experimenting with unkuowu and
cheap medicines, from tlie great liability that
these diseases may, while so trilled with,
become deeply seated or incurable. Use
Aveii's CiiEitKV Pectokal, and yon may
confidently expect the best results. It is a
standard medical preparation, of known and
acknowledged curative power, and is as
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians,
knowing its composition, prescribe it in their
practice. The test of half a century has
proven its absolute certainty to cure all pul
monary complaints not already beyond the
reach of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
1 " Lowell, Mass.
SOLD IX ALL DBl'GUIiSTS EVERYWHERE.
ITN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of
IHenrr county, Ohio, I will offer for sale at public
auction on the :21st day of October, 1881, at 2 o'clock,
. m., upon ine premisea.ine following described real,
stute, subject to the dower assigned theresn as
Hereinafter described, same beis situate in Harri-H
son townsmn, iienry county, Ohio, and described as;
follows: All that part of the east half of the south
east quarter of section sixteen, town nve.north ranae
Hscven, east, In Harrison township, said county, ly-l
nng ano oemg norm 01 ine aouvn line 01 the right 01
L.. nt ,h. . .1 T -I- . Ifl.LJ
Iksn railroad, and containing siity-eight acres ofBM undersigned offers his building with three and
tuna more or less. 1 he same Deinjr subject to theHr""- "", ""' vmo, ior sale. The but dins
iwwm ui vwuMiuo anuw, wmow ui micnaei xvry-Hr , wu. wiuuiu ,ai:tury or lannery:
uer, ueu u, wmui us ueeu uusigueu in saia premiscsir h 1 o K "-""jp uimuuiiig u new water
BundisdeBcribedasfollows: Commencing at a poind
ucre me went uoe 01 saiu iraci mtersecta the north'
14 sc pita
M. KECHELEY.
erly line of the aferesaid rieht of way. thence northBf0.r !mPr"Tea "" vrtld laud. Terms reasonable,
Hon saia west una or said tract a distance of seven-l
i.j-oocu ivup , buouire eo. ngut angles to stud last
raeniionea une, a oiscance 01 iorty-nve rods ; thence
south at right anglea to said last mentioned Une to
he northerly line of said naht of way:
Thence nortnwesteriy along the line of Baid right
1 way 10 me piace ox oeginning containing twentv-
hree (23) acres more or less.
Appraised, subject to said dower at. 4.000.
Terms of sale : One third in hand, one third in one
year, and one third in two years from day of sale.
Lae ueierrea payments so oeanntereet from day ol
ale, arm to be seettred by ortgag on the premises
loia. -
CALEB WHEELER.
Administrator with will annexed of Michael Krydei
ceascu.
By W. Stephenson his Atty.
Sept. 21, 1881.
Heller, Hissong 4 Co.,
vs.
M. Hague, Helen L. Hague his wife, and others,
Border of sale Henry County Court of Common Fleas
By virtue of an order of sale Issued from the
ubovenamed court and tome directed as Sheriff of
Henry county, and special Master Commissioner, I
will offer at Public Sale at the door of the Court
House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday. October 22d, 1881,
L.UIiBlinn.nril nlnlnnlF T TUI .1 .1 1
n. uu uuui u. . v viwn, . . iu ., w. ,MU UBJ, UIO 1UUUW-
pngueecriDeareai esEate, suuacea in ueury count-,
lumo. wwu :
WV j;;t;(.n.ntl,; HrD U OJ ;D ,-mnn.fonf ,t m iD. quarter oi section
ii c uno uu uioivi)iiivu iu oojr na imugiicso luis mil, an iu isiuiviwuu auu vivjmmDer lour, town three, north range six, east, Hen-
itfnkind of those Democrats to whomBvital interest to the Democratic organ-
we are addressing these remarks, butjgization that the General Assembly
we candidly believe they are makinglshould be controlled by them, so that
Democrats should remember that the
political interests of this campaign are!
likes, prejudices and grievances. Therelcentered more upon the Legislature
is a great battle pending, and the inanBthan upon any other issue, although
who falters now may bo the cause oflthere are other important questions in
the defeat of this or that candidateavolved in the campaign. There shouldj
and probably the party in the State.Hbe no scratching upon legislative tick
Sheriffs Sale.
a grave mistake, and one which they
will regret during their future life if
it is fully consummated. Not only
would the defeat of any candidate up
on the county ticket be a great calam
ity, but by their continued opposition
to a portion of the ticket the party or
ganization is weakened to such an 'ex
tent that it may require years of labo
to repair. Your ticket will compare
favorably with that of the opposition,!
and in some instances is its peer, and
is well worthy of your support. Then
Democrats, let U3 reflect, and act as be
comes men earnestly believing that
Demociatic success is demanded by
the best interests of the State and Na
tion.
"C," Foster says his administration
saved $500,000 to the people. .Then
why didn't you reduce the tax levy,!
Governor?
General Ambrose E. Buenside,
United States Senator from Rhode Is
land, died at his home in Bristol, R.
I , of spasms of the heart, on the loth
inst.
important reformatory measures can
be put in force, and the outrageous
Congressional districting of the State
inade by a Republican Legislature
righted.
She Is Going to Try It.
A correspondent writes from way
;down East, m Lubec, Me., to Dr. David
Kennedy, Kondout, IN. Y.. "I called o r
you about six weeks ago sick with Bu
ious Disease, i bought a bottle of 'Fa
vorite Remedy,' and it cured me. What
I want is some more of your medicine,
Mv daughter is going to try it." Sensi
ble man. He will not regret it, and
when his daughter has tried it she will
be satisfied too. "Favorite Remedv" is
ust the thing for .the ills that afflict
womankind. sepl5-2t
ry county. Ohio.
Appraised at 51WI.
Terms of sale cash.
GEO. DAUM. Sheriff.
Tyler ft Donnelly, Attys for Admr. of 8. Paulus.
ueceasea.
Napoleon, O., Sept. 20, 1881.
Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Commissioners'
of Henry County, Ohio, will sell the unfinished,
portions of Road Improvements Nos. 9 and 14 at
Beckman's Hall, on Saturday. Oct. 1. 1881. at 10
o-cioca a. m.
By order of Connnisflionera.
H. L. ENNES, Auditor.
Napoleon, O., Sept. 19, 1881. 2t.
Probate Notice.
J 7 OTICE Is hereby given that John II. Zollare, guar-S
"dian of the minor heirs of George Kitterer, dc-B
ceased, has nied nis nnai account tor settlement.
wnicn wm oe tor hearing uct. id, ii.
JAjHE.1 a. UALY,
Sep. 19,1881 Probate Judge,
Sept. 13, 1801-6t
Broom Handle Factorv
v
and Tannery!
FOE SALE
wheel, 30 horse power, run by water power, twenty
fee. head. Enquire on the premises, win -.nh.nk
Probate Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Charles Naylor,
guardian of Mary Mvers. hn lilod hi. fl.,.i
count for settlement, which will be for hearing Oct.
P'h.'881- J. a. HALT .
Bept. 10, 1881. Probate Judge.
Punelied U. S. Silver Coin
?tm be taken at par by Humphrey for the ut thirty
days for all his non-secret remedies, such as Cascaia
. .ulp.Lui.1,WrijiBtBuuiiu,ra i.iver Kegu
:ator, Horse Liniment. Extnu-t liirfi, i,.ii,,..
joordial, Comp. Syrup, Saraaparilla, and lod. Potafei
and Horse Powders, Poultry Powders, etc. The
bibove remedies are standard goods, no quack nos
truma among them. 4,
Bessie Overly
DRESSMAKER, at Koom No. 8 Vocke Block
Napoleon. Ohio. Entrance Aral ,lrum u.,.h .
Sheffield & Norton's bank. All work done speedily
;and reasonably. 8eDS-3m
GRIST MILL FOR SALE!
Rare Bargain.
TIIE undersigned offers at public sale a good canal
wuter power Grist Mill, 8 run Burrs, 2 Turbine
Water Wheels, and all necessary machinery to make
first class flour, and located at one of the beat mint.
and best wheat growing districts of Henry county.
VMi UU UI WllUCBB,
F. M. RUMMELL, Agent,
JlJStf . Napoleon, Ohio.
FOR SALE.
TTOUSEand lot on Washington street, containing
Dfl,cu iwuiB. iwg. urn uua cioseis, good Dries
cellar, well and cistern, and plenty of small fruits.
f or luruier uiiormauon auuress
scpB-Cm
GEO. HAESCH,
Liberty Cunter, O.
Probate Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that Jacob Lombardy,
Administrator of Daniel Mollett.
filed his final account for settlement which will be for
hearingOct. 1, 1881.
JAMES G.HALY, .
Sep. 5, 1881 Probate Judge.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTIC E is hereby given that the undersigned has
this day been duly annotated nl nnHH u
.administrator of the estate of Samuel Paulus, dee'd.
A. OlXGltS,
Aug. 27, 1881.
Administrator.
Administratrix Notcle. Probate Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersifrned hasfl VJ OTICE is hereby given that Charles Evers.
been duly appointed and qualified as Administra-Bll Admr. of the estate of Muft finnho, ...
trix of the estate of Patrick Brcnnau, deceased, lateMflled his final account for settlament which will be
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UA1'UAJK1D, liAflUJKn.' H J. G.HALY
Beptempcru, inai. -August 3, 1881. Probate J udga,
Notice to Resident Lot or Land Non-Owners,
-OB-
Authorities of. Municipal or Private Corporations.
Petitioned for by I. W. VAN PELT, and others.
Auditors Offine. HhrvMinnl a l in im,
To GeorgeLaskey&Co., W.L. Heller and others: ' 'ji..,i!i.n,iMi.
You are hereby notified, that a petition, signed by I W Van Pelt and others, has been flled with the Auditor of said County, praying for the estabhshina locatioa
and deepening aud widening of a ditch, drain or water course on the following proposedline, to-wit :
Foster's Legislature appifcpriateG
$9,804,730 and the Democratic Legis
lature $9,204,233, showing a balanct
in favor of the Democrats of $610,-1
497! These figures, taken from the
Auditor of State's office, speak foi
themselves.
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towunuiu ami luiiuwiiiK oaiu um uiluu w us lemuiiuuou. anil weuce coniiiiuiuK uoriawBiu w lae jaaumee nver or ao nmp m ttio anma ao ,k i
Dthere situate wlU furnish sufficient outlet.
And that the time sot for the hearing of said petition Is on the 3d day of Oct., 1881, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at Beckman Hall, 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.
We are glad to notice that the Dem
pcracy of the Lucas "district have pom-
nated General James B. Steedman for
Senator. He is one of the best Dem
ocrats in the county and as a - Senator
impartial and influential. 'Mis col
league, Dr. Manville, of Wood, is a
'gentleman of high character, who will
serve the State well and faithfully,
Both-will be elected. Plain Dealer
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Snyder S L
Zook ( W
carter Emily C
Hoddy Mary
Duffy Jos- .,
Warner G W
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