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CORRESPONDENCE
Now make tomato cmUup.
A mild winter to predicted.
Soon time for nutting, boys.
Buckwheat cake are blooming,
Tho cold wave atruck ua during the past
week. .
For choice dried peavbea go to Teitjen
X Co'a. -l
We will take ail l be wood we can get on
ubattiption.
Hahn A Merer bare a fine stock of piece
Firooda from which to aelect stylish euiu j
Their fiu are perlect and price low. s
The Wabaah road ia now aelliug UckeU
I to Kansas City, St. Joaeph and Atcotson,
at tbe low rateof 111.00. To Council Bluff
and Pacific Junction, $15.00, and to 8t.
!r..,i. tin on. Now ia the time to take a
For u XurihvaM.
Slgaal Blliagtgate.
"Hf tfaIMMlsa7paiM,atrtttiah;
But ar thai flohaa say foot mm
TatM that which artthf alia ikX, ,
Bat snake aw poor taint."
Those Republican journals that are try
ing to injure the reputation of respectabli
intelligent men whose only crime is re
fusing the dictation of the political trick-
Conanl Brothers !
cor Adams St; pr-?-
n fn. elvA niirriWI
trip west, lor recre.uu.. i fatrs. who manlnulala tha wlrm of their
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Napoleon am uoming lor ma .imingaii. f geemg me country.
tufferers.
New. goods, queenswsre end glassware
coming in every day at Cary's. 3t
yaw raoraiaroa,
party, should bear In mind thttt he who!J
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Mother just listen to wane grating steals character is the worst kind of a lluer.l
"teeth in his sleep. What ails niun m IThe following specimen from the astute
1 mother asked next morning, and an wie. -geditor of the Signal is a brilliant iUnstraH
lliirent druggist told her the trouble wa-itlon of the mode of warfare, and the weap
190 and 192 Summit St.,
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as
largest Stock of FURNITURE in the State.
Do not fcuy
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We are manufacturers and offer the best goods at lowest prices.
until you have seen our iinmenso stock and pet our prices.
UUSAAT BROTHERS.
Merchant's Hotel,
HAPOLEOJIhO.
Toll Thokpkoii, Pruji'r, (foniwrly Clk of the
TbocuptfOD Bouas.)
This hooac will twkrptopra all Dlht fort hi-con
Teninioe of Mm trarcluig public Oood alableoon-
pal
Wabash.
The largest stock of knives, forks andi
noi-ket cuttlerv. All new and of bestl
makes at Cary's.
LOCAL NEWS, &c.
Personal.
D. C. Aiuger, of Washington City, is'iii
town.
Mrs. C. K. Key nolil spent the past week!
at Lakeside.
Mrs. Durbin returned to her home in
Chicago on Monday.
Daniel Goidon and avifo, of this place,
are visiting in Iowa.
L. L. Orwlg and wife are spending this
week in New York and Boston.
Milt. Shoemaker and frau, arrived home!
from the old country Tuesday morning.
Mrs. B. F. Chroninger mid parents are!
visiting inonds in central New York.
Mr. Gustavo Jioliler is happy, its a boyj
a good Democrat and weighs 11 pounds.
Miss Qustie Ilolister left on the 13th t I
attend school at tho Ursuline Convent
Toledo.
Mrs. M. Kuupp and daughters have been
visiting during the past week with her
parents in ottowu
Elsworth Agousteiu left last Friday for
Obernn, where he will attend school. Wi
hope he will profit by it
A J. Vandenbroek and W. W. Riley,
spent several days in Chicago last week in
attendance at tbe exposition
Art. Tyler and family, of Ft. Wavne.
have visited with the family of J. H. Tyler
in Napoleon during the fast week
W. O. Hudson has been quite sick at the
residence of his brother Mr. D. P. Hudson
lor the last week, but we are happy to stat
that he is convalescing.
Hon. S. M. Heller's smilling counten
ance is again seen on our streets alter
two weeks absence in New York und oth
er eastern cities, in search of dry-goods to
please nis many customers
Mr. Joseph Laughlin and Miss Ella
Kinney ol this place, were married in St.
Augustine's Catholic Church, on Tuesdav
Morning last.by Rev. Pitis. They left foJ
the east on the 0:18 train where they will
Btop for several weeks. We wish "Joe'
and his bride a long and happy life.
Dr. Gehrett, has been enjoying "single
blessedness" for over two weeks, his "bet
tor half visiting lier parents near Na
poleon. On Wednesday, however, "for
bearance ceased to lie a virtue," that is so
far as it pertained to "batching," and the'
doctor hied away to enjoy the presence oi
us lamily .DesMer Flag
Found On the streets of Napoleon, one
sack of wheat, also a ladies parasol. Fori
further particulars enquire of the Marshal.
jNapoieon, o., Sept. 21, 1881,
Public Sale. The undersigned will of
fer at public sale at his residence in Free'
dpm township, in District No. 1, on Fri
day Oct. 7th, 1881., the following property
to-wit: 2 horses, 4 cows, 4 heifers, 1 wagon,
1 utanl rvlriir il t"i it liili uli-.il li 11 rn nt-u n.wl
RkVI.. 1 VJ 1 1 , til ) 111.1 llt..7.3 11 1 1 11
ifTioi ftivmtnrr imiiloinaiila nnvn in tt'i
shock. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m
Chkiht. Drkwes.
Lee Drummond, Auct'r. 2t
Advice To Farmers-
Now that summer is ended, harvest is
past and the farmers' work is about fin
ished, it would be well for all who have
reapers and mowers, drills, plows, harrows
scrapers &c, to clean everything up nicely,
give it a coat or two ol good paint and thus
preserve your (arming implements in such
a way that they will be ready and good as
new to do work next season. Saur has
paint of all shades and colors ready united
witn tue necessary oils and drugs for lm
mediate use, .vhich can be had for a very
small sum of money in any quantity to
suit the purchaser, anybody oan apply it,
so that the expense of putting it on will
simply be nothing for the reason that it
can be done at odd times, when you would
probably do nothing anyhow.
Thousands have used Kendall's Spavin
Cure for rheumatism after nil other reme
dies had failed, and have experienced in-
Htant relief.
Wanted. A first class vouncr man tol
learn the photograph business at tho new
gallery of Gardner & Son. 2t
The little daughter of Geo. Bowerman
died on last Thursday, with spinal fever.l
Tho alllieted lamily have the symputhiesl
of tho community.
Tho Baltimore Sun tells of a young lady
of that citv who gave 8100,000 for a hus
band. I s men come high; but the girlsl
have got to have us.
It Is simply marvelous how fjuicklyl
constipation, biliousness, sick headache,!
lever and ague, and malaria, are cured byl
'Seller' Liver Pills." 1 mo
Aver's Ague Cure is a purely vegetable
bitters and a poworful tonic, free from qui
nine or any mineral substance, and alwaysB,
;ures the severest cases.
The Wabash road all along its length
transmrted free of charge any and all sup
plies sont to the Michigan sufferers. Tberri
is nothing mean about the Wabash.
Hahn & Meyer are Imsy turning out
those nobby fall suits which can only be
found at the F.acle Clothing House. Call
in mid take a look at their stock. 3t
The Perrvsburg Journal, a Republican
paper, refuses to print the name of Chas.
Foster in the ticket which it publishes atl
its masthead. The Journal prints it thus:
"For Governfir, 8000,000.!"
On the occasion of the Defiance County
Fair Sept. 27th to 30th inclusi-re. The W.I
ISt. L. It Pacific railway company with its
usual liberality will sell tickets at one and
one-third fare lor the round trip.
J. K. Withers, Agent.
Peter Deltrick has our thanks for a jug
of sweet cider. The Beard Bros, have just
fitted Mr. Deitrick out with an improved
new cider press, and he is now ready to
laccommodate all who have cider to make.
His residence is near Malinta,
Rev. Farnsworth preached his farewell
sermau on last Sabbath. He is attending.
conference this week, and does not know
where lie will be stationed. He and his
family have the best wishes of the com
munity wherever they may go,
Henry county Pomana Grange Patrons
of Husbandery will meet at Harrison
Grange Hall on Thursday, Sept. 27th, 1881,
at 10 o'clock a. m. Speakers from abroad
are expected. All members ofsubordinati
Granges are invited.
J. E. Scofield, Dept'y.
It is rumored that "a New York syndi
cate" has purchased from Swan, Rose &i
Co. the judgement recently obtained by!
them against the M. C. & L. M. railroad.
Just who the syndicate is, and what theyfi
llmw Worm Sneclnc. lneeiioc
lical. For sale by Kneelaud.
ti. nwdv-made clothing to be foond at
the Eagle Clothing Houso of Hahn Mey-(
erare no slop-shop goods, but garments
made especUl'y for their trade and wmcn
Can
for.
after to vote for their principles, instead ot
sacrificing these for party success. We
clip from last week's issue:
"Tbe worst enemy of the temperance
cause are its fool friends, the intolerant
J. ...... ..,- .what thev are soldind bigoted numbskulls who assembled
, j jL.i.m i.oirtrnodB.Bat Loveland the other day and
call in auu aw fcuowi tiv o-
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day and nominated
a full temperance ticket, if their plans
Drove Successful, will irlvn tnmrwnnnp
Letters remaining uncalled for in tbt'siuch a knock on the head, that it will not
Napoleon Post Office lor tho week ending
Sept. 17th, 1881:
Mrs. Mollie Crockett, Mrs. Melissa Da
; Mra. Amanda Durbin. Miss Susie
.ith Misa Hannah Watson, Harne ta.
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Williams,
recover from the shock In tho next ten
years. We have devoted many years t
the temperance cause, both as an active
worker and by the example of sobriety
and decency, but the headstrong fanati
cism of that convention, whose object Is to
please say they were advertised and give
Jate. J AMias b.
Postmaster,
Waxted 15 single cords, 18 Inch dry!
!i.o..i rwul f..r m'hli'h thants'i will benaid
........
Son delivery. Call at this office.
A dollar thoc at Freaaea. Come and ar It. It
Ombre ahaded and Surah aatina at Ildlera".
Fbihh Otrterh. TtetjHii k Co., have freahoye-
tera bjr the dinh or can.
II n p.im.-r hu the beat Jack in the county. Far-
inert call and aee him. Kealdence In Harrleon town
ship. M
Before the days of Dr. bull's Cough Syrup
a person trouDlea wiin a cougn aiway
consulted a phvsician. Now he only in
vests 23 cents and is cured after a few dos
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Persons calling for the above letters willgeloct the Democratic State ticket, well nig!
discourages us from further efforts iu that
line. There is one satisfaction however
their numbers are few and will grow beau
tifully less before the election."
The author of the foregoing choice spec!
men of Republican thundor, has evidently
reached the sage conclusion that he and
hia Republican friends embody all the
wisdom and political morality of the coun
try, and that those who disagree with him
are -loois. id tne language oi Job we
say. "No doubt ye are the people and
wisdom shall die with you," but before we
conclude to give up the ghost under the
Hreofthealoresaidcolumbiad, we desire
to examine the above extract in detail.
Now who were those "intolerant and bino-
ted numbskulls," who committed the un
pardonable sin at Loveland ot thinking,
and acting for themsolves? We affirm
that a more intelligent, highly polished
and intensely moral assembly never con
vened with! n the borders of ou r great State.
tban the one which met and nominated a!
full "State Temperance Ticket," at Love
land. These are the men that are to give
the temperance cause such a knock on the
head. Verily one would think the Repub
Mean party tbe party of prohibition andj
that all temperance men have to do to se-
For general line ot fresh g.-vrles call
n Jas. M. M vers on the Smith aliln
sells cheap. on,
Smokers You Who. Loosb Mossy
If you do not call at Kneeland's and buy
some of those fine cigars selling at $2.00,
ana z.oua 100. An extra ciear fort5.00
Ihese goods will only bo ottered at
prices for a short time, call at
tf.
a 100.
above
once.
Trust It Every Time.
A grilefnl patient, living under the ahailown of thJ
MUighlanda of the Hudson, vritva to Ur. David Ken-
To Lkase. Eighty acres of wild land.
adjoining tho corporation of Deshler, and
near the U. & O.. D. M.. and riiwhW A-
McConib Ruilroads. Apply at this office
tt
If you wish a neat fitting suitgo to S.M..
Honeck's. tf
Shloli'g Consumptive Cure. '
This is beyond question the most suc-
2d
Tho report of the Napoleon Schools for
the week ending Sept. 10th, ism:
Yearly enrollment,
Term enrollment, -
Weekly enrollment
Per cent, ol attendance,
Pupils perfect in attendance,
Pupils tardy, -
Teachers' tardy, -
Visitors. -
Per cent, of attendance by Departments:
d:..i. u.,wr.ni tu. A Grammar 100: B
Grammar 95: C Grammar uoj Aiuwru..
(diate 95; B Intermediate 98; A Primary
I . . na Oil
HO; B Primary U0; 1st j rrmmij
C Primary 91; German 83.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters.
Ti.T. .lailw bv Tietien & Co. For
sale by tho dish or can.
Transfers of Real Estate. The FolJ
lowing is a list of the real estate transiers
recorded since our last issue:
E. E. Georgia to Wm. Nanna, part of tot 62 hi
Deihler..- -
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I. a. Morrison to X. Miner, ew ai., mi w
erty tp
M. B. Barnhart to A. P. Myen, lota Sand 4 In
Karener'B 8d add to Florida.....
Win. Meech to Jane Miller, out lot 13 in Liber
ty Center -
p. Ritter to J. E. Crompton, land in HarriBon
2 500
E. 8. Blair to M. E. Orwlg, 20 acres in Napo
leon tp ""
I.J. Eduar to 0. M. Mitchell, 50 acres in Lib
erty tt....... 1'780
W.H.Mangaa to W.P.Young, lot H iu Hoi
9. Fraukf other to J. Witigall,80acreinMon-
875
... ... u ...... w v . 'Vm mofliMiiA
nuvm-HcesHful Couich Medicine WA llRVA Avnr aM
u ... ... . JM-ii.i I."--'.
i n T r. """'""". ;"ro tne worst cases-
... ,viUU(1 Bu jtroucnitis, wnile its
wonderful success in theiurnnrr'nna.,nln.
tion is without a parallel in tho history ef
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on a cuarantno. n tpat.u-hink
other medicine can stand. If you have a
cough we earnestly ask you to try it
f nee lucts, 50cts, and $1. If your lungs
are Bore chest, or back lame, use Shiloh's
Porous Plasters. Price i5cts. Sold by J
CSaur. J
Answer This Question.
Why do so many people we see around
us, seem to prefer to softer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation.
Dizziness, Loss of ADDetite. Pnmin or ii v if
the Food, Yellow Skin, when tor 75cts; we
willsellthem Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran
teed to cure them. Soldbv JCSanr
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
A marvelous enrn fnr Catarrh
Can be found at Anton Hahn's, one doorltherla.Canker mouth and head-ache. With,
north of Sheffilds & Norton's Bank, byjr""-" uotuetucre is an ingenious nassaliu-
inendaltaelfao thoroughly that you may hardly eare
for a atatement from me, yet from my own experience
f lta excellence, and from what I know of ita opera-
I lion in other caaee, I ahonld like voluntarily to aay
that 'Kenedy'a Favorite Remedy' descrvea ita high
reputation. The public may truat It every time to do
Kvhat you claim for It." Sold by all Drupgiata. Dr.
David Kennedy, Proprietor, Roodout, N . Y. 2t
Farmers, bring your countay produce
to TIetjen & Co., and get tne hignestmar
ket price in cash for it. 2t
For the best 50 cent, fine cut.Voto Brad
ley's.
Call and aee M. B. Rumraell's new itock of bug-
Hle. )ft
hoea ati
2t
Rochester and Philadelphia childreua'
FreaBea.
Fresh Oysters
the dish or can.
3t
The noblst and cheapest
Itocdcra.
hats in the world atl
2t.
jector lor the more successful r.rantmant c
these complaints without ext.
Price 50cts. Sold by J C Saur. '
mch24-6m
400
21R
7 00 1
scol
cure the abolition of the liquor traffic. Isii8?? 10 tae- ni SB?.?.Bi5SS',SS
to vote their ticket. Such- an idea were!
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH
Itia trance an T one will Buffer from derangements
brought on by impure blood, when SCOVILL'H
SAK8APARILLA AND STILLINOIA, or BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUF Will restore neaiin 10 vm
i)hyIcl organization. It ia a strengthening ayrup,
ever discovered, curing scrofula, Syphilitic disorders
WAAknASB OI tne K.MineyB, r,rjiituB, i"
fl.o 1. , I . .. . T 1 . .. ... v
lno-hl,l wn it nnt .r..i aeos disorders. Debility, Bilious complaints d"""""" b1"" Will pay you to
""i""" '-'""""HDiseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach,' ""' ' nBcuienno 06 found else
a.u.u... MUD 1DDUU,
roe t! '
jL Barter to J. A. Wilson, 28 acrca in FlaUrooK
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1050
Pleasant Bend Briefs
We have had a nice rain which puts the ground in
ood condition for Bowing wheat. .
Farmers are now cutting their corn.
Potatoes are almost a failure In this neck of woods.
The health haB been good in this neighborhood
this summer.
J. W.Jones & Sons will soon have their factory
ready to run. They intend Duuaing several uoubub(
tircnt. They will work about 50 hands this winter.
and are now buying all the bolts they can get.
Mr. P. Kiser has purchased a lot of btephen Koyal
want with the judgement, are questionsjana will bull1 a house onlt this fall,
of a good deal of local interest. Fostoriat
Review.
Charley Foster likes to address his oldi
(?) comrades at Soldiers' reunions. A long
look and a strong look into Military his
tory falls to disclose the achievements ol
Governor Foster. What battle did th
General fight? Where and when wounded?
"Where was Foster when the war broke!
out."
Mr. J.J. Fraker, our store-keeper, is nuiiaing an
addition to his store-room, which will make his room
82 feet long. He is Belling more gooda than any
other country merchant in the county.
Joseph RuBsett has ft number of boarders at nis
new hotel.
Peter Dinn is in the butchering business
men who allow themselves to be gulled
from year to year by such balderdash.!
But the Signal informs us that it has do-
voted many years to the temperance causer
as an active worker. If that journal!
means that it has inculcated sobriety while!
at tunes it has depicted the evils of drunk
enness, it may be correct; but if it means)
that it has taught the devotion of total ab
stinence, or the total prohibition of thel
liquor traffic, every reader of that papei
knows it is not true. The editor says hej
has been an example of sobriety and de
cency, "but the fanaticism" of radical tem-l
perance men have nearly caused him to!
give up the ship. Wo presume that h
didn't mean that he was almost discour
aged from further efforts in the line oil
'decency," although we had well nigh!
come to tne conclusion from recent num
bers of the Signal that his political decency!
line tne goas ot Baal had "gone on a jour
ney.
But the meanest, and most contemptible!
assertion made by the Signal man is to be!
found in another corner of the same sheet!
and is as follows: "While pretending to!
be in favor of sumptuary laws, they are!
Hats and Caps.
A lame slock lust received in nil ii,- ... ..,
Istylesst V
a P. J. WILSONS'. '
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements areoffered vou by
olate tbe larore nUmberOf ac.tA tAmnoranrwNcbln at..
113 A lLr.lv 0 rau rnnawn w.w ,'-" -:
11 .
DR. ROGER'S WORM BIBUr instantly uemrujri
WORMS.
Go to Mrs. E. C. Dodd's lor latest styles in milliner)-
goods. Opposite Merchants Hotel. si
For the delicate and complicated difficulties pecu
liar to the female constitution, Lydia E. Finkham s
Vegetable Compound ia the sovereign remedy. It
'alms at the cause, and produces lasting results. Send
to Mrs. Lydia E. Ptnkham, 28S Western Avenue,
,ynn, Mbbs for pamphlets. a
The Sliest and freshest oyster in town, can bej
found at Tietjena & Co'b. Sold by the dish or quan
ity. ' St
Olive Brown, oUve green and bronze, are the new!
fall shades for dress goods. Yon can find them in alll
the different qualities and trimmings to match at Hel
lers'.
Mrs. E. C. Dood has just received her fall stock of j
millinery goods, comprising the latest Btylesof hats,
bonnets, trimmings, notions etc. Opposite Merchants!
Hotel, Washington street. St
l Ton worth of those Ladies and Missesl
tine snoes maae oy iunm . u ucoio , j uom
received at Keeder'B.
Timothy
Bradley's.
mcblO-lOmo .
and Clover seed
for sale at
tf
School Books.
School books and school supplies at low
est prices at Kneeland's. tf
If you wants nice ttt in
line, go to Reeder's.
the
Latest stvles of sniti
, v o - - '. m uvii
ar'k'a nhaun fnr 1. . . ..
Corsets.
The best dollar corset in the town at
2t
Wilson.
v....
If you want a good pine cistern very cheap!
ball on J. W. Hudson. Coal tar lurmsnea
;ratis. 41
AVOID SHAMS
And humbugs. Use no medicine onlv what von
know to berellable. Yourdrnggist will tellyou the
only absolute sure cure for Ague, Chills and Fever, is
lugraui BagueriiiB. 'luey arc guaranteed to cure
ior money refunded. Sold by all drngaists.
Ingram's Ague Pills prove a real blessing, and the '
people want them very much.
Ilev. George Older, East Dayton, Mich.
I have cund one case of fever comnletelv sml
5ei?en",0Ser J"1' one b0 of Ingram's
Ague filta. One case the doctors had treated and
dono no good..
James. J. Shaveb, Alabaster, Mich.
WALDING, KLNKAN& Co.,
18an83m Wholesale Agents, Toledo, 0
We have a few bad boys m our qu.e, uue " Breally in favor of the success of the party
our neighborhood. B., Lw" '" 'i... .?
J. W.Jones & Sons received a boiler so large that j mo Juouiucrats.in
An exchange says that during the next
term in tho Cincinnati public schools tech
nical grammar will be abolished from all
the grades up to Fourth Reader, and ele
mentary lessons in English for home and
school use will be substituted. Superin
tendon t Peaslee says that he believes the
time which has been devoted to grammar
in the first iive years of school has been
practically wasted. One hour a week la to
be given to literature in the schools, and
system ot letter-writing will be introduced
' jn the two higher grades of the intermedi
ate department,
Poes your child cry out in its sleep and
waken with set teeth and staring eyes?' It
Way not have worms but one dose ot ie-
nig's worm Syrup will relieve it and bring
quiet sleep. 25 cents a bottle, . -, 2t
According to the latest data there are
five hundred and twenty-nine papers in)
Ohio. The classification isas follows: Dai-S
.lies, 3'J; tri-weekleis, 7; semi-weeklies, 5,j
'and weeklies, 478. Then there are 3 bi
weeklies. 4 semi-monthlies, 1 bi-monthly!
land three Quarterlies. But of individual!
Inewspapers, proper, it is fair a to put thej
number at 478, ior an me uniues ana tri
weeklies have weefciy editions.
One way to discover spurious greenbacks
or national bank notes is to divide the lasi
two figures of the number of the bill byH
four and if one remains the letter on thi
genuine will be A; if two remains it will
be B: if three. C. and should there be no
remainder the letter will be D. For ex
ample, a note is registered 2,401: divide 61
t)V4. anu vou will imve uno leuiuiiiiiiK.
According to the rule, the letter on the,
note will be A. In case the rule fails, be
certain that the bill is counterfeit or al-
itered.
At a little social gathering the other
evening, one of our fair maidens was play
ing and singing that beautiful air and song
'I sing well when be is near." A youn
fellow who had tried on several oocasionsj
to persuade her that he was the proper
person on which to lavish ner nearts lon-
'dest affection,but without avail, said in a
loud voice: "'rom tne singing it wouwi
m t.hBt, he must be a eood ways on.
And now that young lady says that if her
dotr even conuesciiuH m unm ij
teilOW, Sne Will urive lb niiifcj itob vu
earth Witn a croquet nianei,
The following outfit is a very good one
for people who are going to camp out:.
Camphor, to use against the depredations
of insects. Aqua ammonia, for insect
bites. Gloves to protect; yourseii irom
bugs. Oil of pennyroyal, io unvo way
.o,Hno Undo., to heal mosouito bitea
when thev refuse to be defeated by the
other svrups aud sauces. Colorless iodine,
to taae down me mu'i rJ
it took four horses to pull it.
Fred Miller is our dairyman.
Joseph Russett runs a livery stable and hotel.
O.K.
disguise, and that Bookwalter's pocket
boos is the lever that moves them; either
tbat or they have as little sense as a last
year's calf." We have not language at
our command sufficient to characterize'
this statement as it deserves. The state
ment that Prohibitionists are Democrats
in disguise, does not tally well with that
Just received, anew invoice of fine jew-.
elry at C. M. Fisk's Jewelry Store. tf
Has your child any symptoms of worms, itching
nose, painB in the stomach or bowels, bad breath, fret
fulnesB or loss of appetite? Denig's Worm Syrup,
will give Immediate relief, and will be readily taken,
MARRIED.
IlARrF.it Hartzell. On the 8th inst.,
at tho residence of the bride's parents, in
r.-.i-n nhin v. rha TJav. TT. H. French.!
Mr. Thomas Harner. of Deshler. and Missiotuer i(Jea 80 oftel Pllt rth that they all
. . , nnft.a fvnm f hn Rnnnk ... . T I
T :UTnll nf C'lmn vura uum tun itojiuuilHll UBrLV, AH One
imiuaH,v.- Sh(l.,..(U ,V. .U- !J
. av,..rnH0r.t. is 1RR1 H tUB luueeiiueni
by J. W. Hanna, J. P., Mr. Jacob J. Coun
ftnlman and Miss Mary A Stoner. All oiS
McClure, Henry county Ohio.
Jas. M.Myers, on the Soutl side, has
taken the agency lor the celebrated Gross
cup Pump, which is oneof the best pumps
wi me uiarKet. TUese mimnn a
ranted for 6 years, and hundreds of them
are in operation in Henry county, Thev
are manufactured in Napoleon. RTlfl arc
No old sboddy, siop-snop unss-iii, gouuKMexolusively a home numn. Call nn Afr
in the stock ot clotmng at tne iagie uiom-aa Myers and secure one.
inir House of Hahn fe Meyer. Come in
and we will prove what we say. 3t
Call and hear the chimes of the clock
Ibells at Fisk's Jewelry Store, opposite
Rir.znr Ttlock. II
Wright Rogers On the 18th pt,
1881, by F. Steward, J. P., Mr Charles
Wright and Miss Julia Rogers. All of.
Liberty twp., Henry county O.
McGiffin Roberts On Sept. 11th, 1881,
by Rev. E. S. Dunham, Mr. J. L, McUimn
and Miss Stella Roberts. All or uoiton,
Henry county, O.
Gramling Hoffman On Sept. 15th
1881, by Rev. E. S. Dunham, Mr. Adam
aramhlinor and Miss Clara A. Hoffman.
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All of Colton, Henry county, O.
Stout Shoeman On Sept. 17th, 1881,
action of temperance men will only weakenBi
tne itepumican party, and In the next that
tney are all Democrats in disguise. At
one time we are told that we are honest
and sincere men, but that we are much!
mistaken as to our duty, at another time
we are called fools, fanatics, and numb-
Bskulls, and subjects of bribery; "Book
waiter's pocket-book being the lever thata
moves us." Now we wish to say to thi
great temperance worker of the Signal whi
has such regard for "decency," that such
ammunition as he uses, is not the kind
that wins battles. No sensible man will
allow himself to be moved by such bil
lingsgate except it be with disgust,
In keeping with the above tirades, isth
. "u' i t r,7n ' efforts of Republican journals to injure
Jl ,Z.1 ' In CTt.v.vlthe temperance character of Mr. Abraham
anil iuihs Lriain ouucwain iw
twp., O.
I Ludlow, representing turn as a manufact-
9 urer ot wine and cider mills. The fact is hi
! belongs to the firm of Thomas, Ludlow fc
Rogers, manufacturers of grain drills at!
and Catherine Hammon, aged 19 years, 1
month, and 27 days. This is the first death
in the family consisting of eight boys and
three girls. Mr. and Mrs. Hammon are
among the pioneers of this vicinity, having
resided here for tne past lorty years, n u
neral at Independence in the M. E. cbm-ch,i
Rev. Diemer, of the German Lutheran
church officiating both in German .and
u-ntrilah. The remains were deposited in
of insects. A large piece oi owiss musnn.w . Independence cemetary, in presence ot.
fine mesh, to tie renna tne i iiu . a, -B nt relative,, anrl svmna-
inonctH awav. A few roils Ol mosquitowu ii6o ww .
n.Mnff. to keen the larger insects fromHtbizing friends. We can say Wiethe poet,
" "I a e-n i..- l i L -cr U .
destroying tne ow ... .
for snake ones 4ui
to light fires to drive away gnats. Sticks
i no- Siaster. for bites. You will not have
much room for anything else,
OBITUARY.
Died Near Florida, Sept. 16th, 1881J
Miss Flora Elisabeth, daughter of JohnHSpringfield. He is a member of the M. E.I
Sister thon hast left us, t
Here thy loss we deeply feel, T
But 'tis God that hath bereft us, .
lie can all our sorrows heal.. (, -
church, and has been a very active ReJ
publican. He was elected a delegate tol
the Cleveland Convention, but did not at
tend. He was also President of the Spring
field Hayes Club, in 1870, and of course!
was a number one man until he saw fit to!
identify himself with the Temperance par
ty. . "Their numbers are few however, and!
will grow beautifully less," says the Sig
nal man. The best evidence of Out
strength, is in the attention given us in
this campaign, and to our enemies we sayl
"To your tents, 01 ye Philistines," foi
temperance men, now and hereafter, mean
business. . C,
Monday Sept. 13th, 1881.
Farmers wanting a riding Sulky Plow
should call and see the new Improved
Casaday. This Plow is warranted to be the
best Plow in the market. Come and see
for yourself. Groschner & Redderseri are
agents. oi
Ladies wishing calling cards should call
this office and examine our styles. tt
Humphrey asks every person t hat owes
him to come to the front and pay tnen
dues. Building eosts money. at
Now is your time to purchase a nobby
'suitatS. M. Honeck's. tf
If you want a necklace for your girl
call on 0. M. Fisk, where you will find the
finest stock ever brought to the city, tf
S. M. Honeck has received some very
I nobby styles of piece goods and will sell
them at reasonable prices. Try him and
Ibe convinced. tt
Great slaughter in summor wear at the
Eagle Clothing House. Hahn & Meyer
are bound to keep up with the times, in
style ef goods and everything else. 3t
If vou want a well fitting custom math?
suit, go to Hahn & Meyer, and make a se
lection from their large stocic oi lan goods
inat. received. All tne latest siyies in
stock. M
Clothing.
We have placed in our clothing room a very fine
Istook, for the fall and winter trade, which will be sold
1st a very small profit at
Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
hrrave). Bright's disease, rheumatism
and horde or otner serious ana iatai die
leases, whion can do prevented witn
Hop Bitters, if tanen in time. ,
Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old cus
tomers, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keeping a general stock of groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
round in a grocery store. Bottled ale and
porter for family use always on hand, tt
Boots and Shoes-
112 cases already received for fall and winter trsu
to which we invite the public to call and inspect -2t
D. & J. Wilson.
The largest and best stock of boots aud shoes iu
town at Beeders. it
A nobby band or set ring can be found at'
Fisk's. . tf
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
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Are you disturbed at night and broken
bfyourreat 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 01 MKS. WlJNSLiUW'S SOOTHIJNU
SYRUP. It will relieve the poor little suf-
lerer linmeaiateiy oepena upon it; tnere
is no mistake about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has overused it, who
win not ten you at once tnat it will reeu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the moth
er, and relief and health to the child, oper .
kiting like magic. It is porfectly safe to use
in ait cases, and pleasant to tne taste, and
is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
a bottle. oct7-ly
Groschner & Reddersen are selling tbe
New Imperial BucherNfc Gihles Steel Plow
with Jointer. This Plow is having
large run and will be left to eo out on
trial against any Plow in the market, fit
Gent's whistling a nico noby and good pair of boots
r shoos, will save time and money by calling at
feeders.
2t-,
Ask for the Wright shoe at Freaeci,
best in the wolrld just receiv
ed at CARY'S
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