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THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. m.
THE NORTHWEST
CARY'SjCOLUMN.
9It my b that you would save
something by reading thia column. You
certainly will not loose anything.
Cart.
VI have reduced the price again on
oew genuine Holland Herring. Please
try them; only 90 cents, at Cary's.
tVDried cherries, Malaga grapes,
new figs, etc., at Cary's.
&-A big stock of six different kinds
of smoking tobacco at wholesale or re
tall, at Cary's.
agf Rock salt in barrels and 56 pound
sacks or by the pound, at Clary's.
IV Just received a tierce of the finest
lard I have had this year. Try it.
IV Jersey cranberries are the finest
in the market. Cary has them.
iVAnew lot of V. G.soap forsale by
box or cake. Best soap for the money
In city. Cary.
iVNew Catsup made this year, only
10 cents per bottle, regular price 15
cents. Please try it.
IVA good can of corn at Cary's for
10 cents, new goods.
iVRock Candy Drips at Cary's. Best
thing to slip pancakes into the stomach
you ever saw.
VAnother lot of Queens and Glass
ware to complete stock, just received.
IVCalifornla Soap Plant. Some say
that it is splendid to wash either hands
or clothes. I do not know any thing
about it. Bell it at 10c a package or 3
for 25; think of it, regular price is 15 cts.
At Cary's, the low priced groces of Na
poleon. IVA splendied dried beef cutter. It
cost $6; will sell it for $3. As good as
new. H. E. Cary, Agt.
IVH. & M. and C. & M. oysters and
Kalamazoo celery, from morning till
night every day at Cary's.
iVSplendid evaporated peaches and
a nice stock of all kinds of dried fruit
for sale at low prices. Cary will give
special prices on all kinds of canned or
dried fruits in quantities.
Thanksgiving Services.
There will be union Thanksgiving ser
vlces held at ttaeM. E. Church, Thursday
morning at 10:30. Rev T. D. Iogle will
preach. All are invited.
Thanksgiving on the B. & O.
Bound trip tickets at two cents per
mile will be sold to and from all points on
the Tians-Ohio Divisions cf the B. &. O.
on Nov. 26 and 27. Good returning until
Nov. 29, inclusive.
IfOSt.
A Bill Book containing lour notes, giv
en by Wilbur Zinn, Jehu Pscrruan,
Frank Garty and Dan Wicher, all in favor
Of Minn Zinn. The finder will be reward
ed by returning the above at the McClure
Drug store.
Notice to Stockholders of the Henry
County Agricultural Joint
Stock Company.
Yon are hereby notified that the ninth
assessment of 10 per cent, on the capital
stock of said company will bedue Decem
ber 1st, 1884. Pay at Heller & Saur's
Bank or to the Secretary.
N. H. Hartman, Secty.
H. K. Andrew, Fres't.
Make $20 for Christmas.
The publishers ot Kutledge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly fcr Dccewbtr, aujoDg wh en is
the following :
We will give (20 to the person telling us
which is the middle verse of the New
Testament Scrlptuies (not the Ktvbed
Edition) by December 10th, 1884. Should
two or more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The money
will be forwarded to the winner December
15th, 1884. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer, lor
which they will receive the January
Moutbiy, in which the name and address
of the winner ot the reward and the cor
rect answer will be published, and in
which Beveral more valoatle rewards
will be offered. Address Ruiiedq e Pub
lishing Company, Eastern, Penna.
Look and See.
Now is a good time to lock around and
see where Santa Claus is going to make
his hcadquatteis this year. From all the
signs and Indications we can see at present
and judging from the large stock of beau
tlful goods, such as Books, Albums, Toilet
sets, Notions, etc., which are now con
stantly arriving, he intends to store a lot
of his goods at Saur's Drug and Book
Store. We notice that this Btore is graft
ually filling up with choice Holiday
goods. Many new and useful ai tides are
now made which have never teen in the
market before. Then, too, everything is
made more substantial and beautiful than
heretofore. Saur's full Holiday stock of
Books is now complete and on exhibition.
It is really wonderful how very cheap the
standard literature of the day is sold; ten
to twenty cents will buy the readijg mat
ter that used to be sold tor a dollar and a
dollar and a half.
Don't make the mistake of doctoring
liver and kidneys to cure consumption.
If you will lay aside all other remedl es
and put your trust in Dr. Wlstar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, it will surely benefit
you. Try it for coughs and colds, an d
see what an excellent remedy it is. 2t
War on turkey.
Norden'a tor cloaks.
IathlsSqusw wlnterf
Gobble, gobble, gobble.
Norden'a lor "Jsrsey car. s."
Thank giving dance to-night.
Good rabbit and quail weather.
Democratic tmkey is tender to-day.
Time to cut down the political poles.
Tbe Hotel d'AUer is without a gueat.
Attend Thanksgiving service to-day.
Ladies' rubber bocts at H. F. Norden A
Co.
Tbe Napclton band bas been incorpora
ted.
Jack Frost nipped the straw hats Mon
day.
No vacant bouses to speak of in Napo
leon.
Try Cowdrick's mince meat at Clewell
A Fisk's. 8t
The Nobphwkst fcrce aie rendering
thanks to-day.
There was quite a Ml off now in this
vicinity Tuesday.
Mr. Wm. Teitjenls building a house on
his property up tbe canal.
The fire department talk ot parading
to-day in their new uniforms.
Men's band sewed "English Waukeu-
fhasts" at H. F. Norden & Co.
The band discoursed some sweet strains
on the streets Saturday night.
The County Commiaicneis meet in
regular tcM- n next Monday.
The Napoleon Cleveland and Hendricks
pole was taken down yesterday.
Full stock Belding knitting and em
broidering silks at Rohrs Stjhr. 3t
Mr. R. Hudson has placed a neat new
fence in front of his residence on Clinton
street.
Mr. Oliver Higgins bas purchased bis
brother's interest in the jewelry business
and is now going it alone.
New line of Holdbrook fine shoes.
Flexible soles. They are nice.
3t Robrs 4 Scbr.
The Catholic congregation held an en
joyable Thanksgiving supper in Richard's
Hall Tuesday evening.
Old Jack Frost covered the shop win
dows with some ot his most artistic deco
rations Monday morning.
A new cross walk has been put down at
tbe crossing of School street and the De-
fir nee road. A much needed imp cove'
ment.
Do you want genuine woolen under
wear T Go to the Eagle Clothing House
where you can find a stock of all grades,
3t
Every Democrat In Henry county
should now come forward and subscribe
and pay for one year's subscription to the
Northwest.
When you know of any items of interst
come right in and tell us all about them.
If you have f lends visiting you let m
know about it.
We hear of an ex-Democrat in this town
who spends bis evenings in a dark alley
kicking himself beciuae he vot' 1 for
Blaine and L:gan.
Ladies, we have just received from New
York the third lot of Newmarkets and
Russian circulars. Tbey are nice and
cheap. 3t Rohrs & Stjhr.
"Now is the time for busking bees," re
marks one of our exchanges. All right,
brother, if you waut to busk a bee, you
can do so. We den't.
A piece of zinc p'ai-ed cn live coals in a
hot stove will effectually clean oat a stove
pipe, tbe vapor produced carrying off the
soot by chemical decomposition.
Hello, you there, why do ycu eo around
shivering when jou can buy rn overcoat
so cheap at Hahn & Meyer's, of the Eagle
Clothing House. Ready-made cr piece
goods in all grades. 3t
At the October term of Court Judge
Moore appointed tbe following 89 a com
mittee to vi it tbe cha. itatle institutions
of Henry county: W. L. Heller, Dr. A.
H. Tyler, Mrs. W. Stephenson, Mrs. Wm:
Harmon and Mrs. W. D. Blackman.
Reduced rates to the Centennial Anni
versary of the Metbodlst Episcopal Church
at Baltimore, Dec, tth to 18th. Tbe B. &
O. R. R. will return delegates, who pay
full fate gcing, at one third tne lowest
unlimited rate, on cirtifieate under the
rules. '
When the campaign opened we made a
proposition that we would send tbe
Northwest to all these Republicans who
wanted it during the campaign at the
rate of 60 cents each, to be paid in tbe
event cf Cleveland's election. Cleveland
is elected, and we now hope all these tak
ing advantage of our offer will come up to
tbe captain's office and settle.
Mr. W. F. Baum bas commenced the
delivery of his new county map. It is a
beauty, and reflects much credit upon its
compiler. On the margin are fine en
gravings of our magnificent Court House,
Jail, School House, Catholic Church, the
Humphery Block and flahn & Meyer's
Clothing House. Every freeholder In the
county should have one of these maps up
on tbe walls ot his dwelling. ,
The Democrats of Ridgevills township
held a large Jollification at the Ridge on
last Thursday afternoon and evening. A
free dinner was served in the afternoon,
and in tbs evening a bon fire, shooting
anvils and sending of! fire-works, process
ion and speech, by Judge Haag, was the
order. The Ridgevllle Democrats feel
happy over the grand victory, rejoicing in
the fact that we were again to te blessed
with a Demoecratio administration.
Oar Pmblic School,
During the past week rigid examina
tions have keen held in most, if not all,
of the departments In (he Union
Schools. Vs are Informed by 8upt
Austin that tbe result nas Deen most
gratifying, showings marked Improve
ment in tbe work or the scholars, r oi-
lowing are some of the questions pro
pounded:
. SOKRST.
1. Coatrn;tM)mreeqaltoa glvea triangle.
Show that th mb of in tan Mipeal eular
draw from any point within u rqtrliaianl Irian:)
to Urethra tide I equal to lb altltoda of th
triang'e.
1. Show that the area of as equilateral triangl
I eqaal to one-fop; a ot the equare o one aide
mal.' piled by aq jar root of three, or to the aqnara
of one aide malt p!ied b .. What I the aideof
a aqnare wbicn haa an area equal to It quare
whoae aide are rpctivly It, 12, 8, 4 and t feete.
S. I arj ti-;jgla, a lln d.awn pa-aJVl to the
bate divide theoitier allei prapo'tlonally. Prove
It. Show that the area of a aoua. fTeumacHbed
about a circle ie leaa toan 'he arte ef an sqtiilat.rel
trlaap e drcumsc-ibed about UMeame circle.
4. What la ?it Find an -rers'on Tor Lie area
of a circle In rem of ita t. viua. Why can yon
not eoratr.ict pqnare equivalent to any given
clrcie. Draw line wDoee length ahalt be tbe rquare
root of to.ee.
t. Prove that tbe arcs of aa eqiiilatMal t iantsle
circumaciibeo about a ci'cle la four time the ie
of aa Inacribcd equil.xrl tiian-le in a urn cir
cle. Show bow to i jacr-bein ac'rcl)a rf ju'ar poly
goa of 1.1 aide.
' A9TBOKOMT.
t. State the valoe of the alBdy of aat-onomy aa
mean of developing (be m nd. what general ad
vantage are to be derived from vhe etndy and what
la li p acticai um t
2. woat ainda of bodlee are there fn the heavenst
How form an idea of the great diatance of nxed
tar
9. What waa the Ptoleroafc them vt The Ccoer-
nlalaa theory, Hive Klrcbhofr theory of the con
stitution of tie eun. '
4. Woet were the r seoveiir; of Kip'arand Nsw
ouT Ketlmale their valoe.
5. What la theZod'ae? Nanse it sign.
6. Illustrate the phaee of toe moon .
7. How do yon account for the belt of Jupiter?
Give a theory lor come.i.
8. Define a'muth, aitidude and aenith distances.
Draw a figure f 'uatraliug each.
9. Locate a atar in tbe aonihwett quarter of the
bfaveneat70amp'itude anu 3U dekree frcm the
zenith. Deilne tbe "aeroa."
10. What mot on haa the aunt Bow known?
What important fact eiolished by the nee of the
spectroscope? Why do the eeasoas of tne nlaneU
vary 7 Bute me causes oi tne procession or the equi
noxes.
ENMI.IEH J.lTSAlCla.
1. Name the author of toe following worka:
Drapier Letters, Mara Ht.-lpped of ti:s Amc, Sir
Charlea Cira.'diaop, Ameiift, DouQalxole, Trlslfam
Shandy. Rambler. Addreaa to the Kir. School Maa.
tress, The Decent of Odin, iiitto- of E ig' 'ah Toet-
ry, laeienein search o. Mile, Juulu L-llet;,
Woodstock, Utopia.
1. To what d'eat writer do we owe the develop
ment of proee Action. Why i it valuable liti-aUre?
Into what branches divided, and what Is at Wed the
typical novel? Beginiing with the mode. a English
nuvel; give the nume of works repreaciting tne
grauuai aevei upmeui oi ncun to lie preae it pel
fee lion.
3. Give a brief biographical sketch of Johnson,
Gibbon and Goldsmith . Name tbeir contc jino Hies
and their literary worka . Give a concise dednihon
of the character of each and inch cntitlem as your
own renecuon na aoffes.ea.
4. To what achool did Pope belong? Gray? Give
the characteristic qualilies o the school of the lat
ter. Criticise Bp fna' "Kan Was Hade toMon-i."
What quality of bia achool so itrongly meoKeatod in
tils "cutter s aat. Aiht7" uampare Bar.ie vilh
other poet and show his points of excellence.
S. How do the characters of Shakeeoeare ail
Scott compare? On what does Sco.t's fame rest? Give
a review of the literature o. the 18th century, ita
eraa ana msioncat reiaon.
6XHEBAL BI8TOBT.
1. Describe the three great familie of mankind
aid tneireariieat seitiements. W ho were tbe Baby
lonians? Describe tbeir kingdom under Nebuch
adnezzar. Locate and describe the Phoenicians.
2. What was Tyre? For what is it memorable?
Who were tbe Israelites. G've a bvief biatcry of
them and their rule i.-om the tljoe of Abraham to
the'r entrance into tne Boly land. Desciil-c tie
career oi nannioai.
3. Give the circumstance of the fall of the Persian
Empire. Describe the Egyptians, their ar.s, religion
anu caeies. uive oiograpmcai eneicn oi uaesar.
4. Account for .he settlement of Greece. De
scribe the character, manners, religion and changes
of government of the Greeks. Sparta, her laws, and
ner wara. Amen, ner laws haa statesmen.
5. Name the Grecian poets, masters o' dramatl:
wr'Ling, hiatorians, pbiloaophera, sculptor and their
celebrated works. Locate, name and deseabe thre
ciiools of Greek phi'oODbv. Describe Borne un
der Augustus, uuaer connautiae.
A. GRAMMAR.
U.S. HISTORY.
1. Name the presidents of the TJ. S. ill the order
ot tneir succession to ioJ7 with tne name or ine
political party to which each be'oaged. Give the
names oi ine memoera ot wasniDgcon' caninet.
2. Describe tbe "Nrith-west Territory," the
Western Reserve, and the District of Columbia.
3. .State what is meant by tueMonroe Doctiiue."
theMiasour Compromise," "To the Victors be-
lonztnespo'is."
4. What territory has the TJ. S. acquired? By
what meana did It acqnire it7
5. Give an outline of our government embracing
thepr ncipal departments of each branch and give
your opinion aa to how we came to have auch
government.-
B. GRAMMAR.
U. 8. HI8T0BY.
1. Describe the monnd builders, and tell whence
they came. What haa become of the A-'d'tio;?
2. Give a brief story of the discovti f of America.
uow many voyage aid the discoverer maker and
what lanas aia be a'scovcrT
3. When, and by whom were the following
named colonies founded: St. Augustine, Quebec,
Jamestown, St. Mary's, Plymouth. Describe the
Puritans.
4. Who was Magellan? When and by whom was
slavery iDtroaucea7 wnoruiea in .England irom
lobe 1DU37 v no was naiei''u ;
5. Wnat Europeai uationa held poaseesion in
America"! wnenana wnereaiu tne nst representa
tive assembly or law-mak'ng body meet in America?
When and where were the first college and printing
press estaousnea 7
In English Literature the average
standing in a class pf sis pupii3 was 92
per cent. In Astronomy the average in
a class of s'x wa3 91 per cent. In Ge
ometry the average in a class of eight
was 90 per cent. In General History
the average in a clissof nine was 9i per
cent.
The rest morning after tbe Democratic
jollification tbe side-walks on tbe South
side ct the river wets cesf altered, at in
tervals, with a mixture, which, to a pass
ing observer, wcu'd suggest tbe ida that
there bad been an unusual number of sick
men on t ha street the night before. It
would also suggest the somewhat pecu
liar idea that every man afflicted with tbe
vomit bad partaken of precisely the same
kindoffocden tbe evening cf the jollifi
cation; and, furthermore, it would sug'
gest tbe ridiculous idea that not one of
the atBhted bipeds ha any teeth, or that
they were too lazy to use them, and that
tbe threats of tbe sufferers were larger
than those of tbe full grown ox. We
have'nt learned whether any of tbe mix
ture was submitted to a cherriral analy
sis, to ascertain whether it contained any
gastrlcjuice, or bile, or any of tbe fluids
that assimilate with food upon being ta
ken into tbe stomach; but it did not re
quire any other instrment than the naked
eye to discover that the stuff bad never
been masticated, and that every man who
deposited tbe contents of bis stomach on
tbe side-walk had swallowed a boiled po
tato with the skin on it, and each man
had beans for supper, also beets, which
weru swallowed in square chunks with
out mastcation. Several theories miebt
be advanced here, as to the origin of these
disgusting splotches, but from facts devel
oped, no more ptausioieone can -De sug
gested than, that the highly moral and
fastidious South Side Republicans cooked
up the mess and scattered it abroad tor
the purpose of casting a stigma upon the
uemocraticiuoiiee. -
Rock Salt.
Go to Roller's ralll tor Arts and coarse
New York salt. nor 27-t
Ban Burned.
Last Friday night tbe large barn on tbe
farm of Wot. Thompson, about six miles
south of Napoleon, was entirely destroyed
by fire, together with all iu ccntenia In
cluding three horses and s colt. This was
undoubtedly the work of incendiaries, aa
shortly aliar tbe Ate was discovered two
men were rtxn flexing from tbs scene.
Loss on barn and contents $2,600, Insur
ance $600.
Jellies by the pound cheap, at Holter
man ft Kolbe's. tt
Fleeting Fast Away.
Girls, do yon realise that in five short,
fleeting weeks leap year will be reconed
with tbe irredeemable past, and that its
glorious privileges, bestowed upon you
by universal custom, gone to roost, as it
were, on the jagged and cragged peaks
of impenetrable loturity T Do you, dear
girls, realize that before thirty-six moons
have rolled over your frizzled bangs the
Magnolia Balm tree may have been blast
ed by a cruel simoon), and tbe aesthete
silk-worm may have curled himself up in
bis pod and joined that innumerable cara
van that gray-balred bards sing about,
preachers preach about snd rotund un
dertakers long forT Do you, my eflemln
ste dears, ever reflect that "all flesh is
grass" and before another bissextile year
shall have rolled around tbe viscious and
unrelenting grasshopper may b ave invad
ed tbe seal plantations of tbe Esquimaux
and devoured tbe sealskin racque plant
root and branch; does it ever occur to you
in your frivolous career that King Alco
hol and the ambergris whale may pool
tbeir issues and run perfumery up to a
thousand dollars sn ounce, or that Bar
num and tbe bull elephant, In the jungles
of Africa, may get a corner, on ivory'and
run false teeth up so high that even s
Vandertilt would have to gom it? Aye,
dear, fickle-minded creatures, before tbe
light and privileges of another leap year
shall have dawned upon ycur gaudy win
ter bonnets, all tbe elements of feminine
beauty may have faded into transparent
nctbingnes'S a d the am pit iocs but none
the less susceptible masculine bipeds will
behold you as you ate. Then, rojse ye,
from your lethargy; go lorth in your daz
zling might; grasp some rosy-i beaked op
portunity by bis flaxen scalp-lock and
jerk him into tbe middle of matrimony
before it is irrevoc ably and eve lastingly
too late. It you don't tbe town gossip
may dispose of the one of your choice and
henceforth there will be a sorely aching
void in your gentle bosom; aud, perchance
you may go tottering down the corridors
of time, a bald-beaded, toothless old maid
sorrowfully bumming to yourself that
mournful Btraln "No one to love and
none to caress."
A Red Hot Weiner-wurst can always be
found at O. Eohler's. ti
Florida News.
Tbe Democrats of this viclo-ty beld s
jollification in honor of the election of
Cleveland and Hendricks on l?stSa urday
night. A precession was formed, with
torch lights and banners, beaded with a
steam engine, which kept up a constant
whistling, much to tbe discu mature of
our Republican fiiends. During the
march it was one long and loud hurrah
for Cleveland and Hendricks.
During the jollification one of the smart
Alick Republicans became so incensed
that he could contain himself no longer,
and be commenced to shout for Jeff Davis.
Tbe Democrats pittied the poor fool and
took it in good humor; otherwise tbey
would have given him a good threshing.
They adhered to the mctto, "Never bit
a fool or strike a cripple." The d'splay
and enthusiasm of the Democrats made
the Republicans hcarVs ick, but tbey will
come around all right when they get used
to their medicine.
At about 6 o'clock Sunday morning fire
was discovered in a boure in tbe lower
end ot town, and it was at once laid at th9
deer of the naugbtbty Democrats by a few
heart-coutreetf d Repots. But t s the fire
was in a closet, in tbe bouse, that Utile
game was soon exploded. The' damage
was not great.
But a few days ago we heard two Rj
publicans singing "While Blaine goes
marching to the White House." Now,
we would suggest a slight change in the
words, something like this:
Well sound th3 good old bugle boy,
We'll have another song ;
Sing it with a chorus,
That will tt the world along;
Sing it a wc used to sing it,
Fifty thousand strong;
While Blaine goe marching up Salt River.
Chorua, etc., etc.
J. A. K,
See the new drees flannels, double fold,
at (10 cents per yare. They are nice and
cheap. 3t Rohks ft Suhk.
Transfers of Real Estate-
The following transfers have been re
corded since our last issue:
1 Ackerman to N Kline, 40 acres in Richfield
n rcu
N Kliae to C Ackerman, 40 acre in Bichfleld
tp 820
J O Moaa to J W Teltjens, land ia Napoleon... 825
E Deltrick to A Beans, lot 42 in Y eager' 3d
add to Napoleon S10
A Packard to J Harris, zu acres in Harrison v
MMurohevtoE T Ferguson, lot 22 in Mary
Dodd's 2d add to Napoleon . 200
W D Scarr to F P Donley, lot 9 in Wright's add
to Liberty Center: 275
ti d Maris to i li r inncy, iu acre in narnaon
tp 700
B Packard to B Packard, 6 acre in Harrison
tp 1500
M Mehloozki to H Mattlson. 80 acres in Pleas
ant tp 2000
G Jeakle to U Jeakle, H of 120 acre in Harri
son tp........ 1000
t HoJfman to 8 Pomer. lota 79 & 70 In Mc
Clure' 2d add to McClnre............ 175
I Collier to T Singer, 20 acres in Richfield tp.. 700
E E Hyde to I Collier, 20 acres In Richfield tp 700
a x in vers to w urney, nw acre m lac
rock tp. 250
T i Rarbaugh to J Coloski, land In Pleasant
tp 260
For timothy, orchardand Kentucky blue
grass send, go to Bradley's. tf
When in need cf clothing go to tbe old
reliable Eagle Clothing House. Prices
low and stock first-class. Call in and see
George and Henry. St
PERSOXAL
Items About Oar Owa aiad Other
People.
Ml Lillie Blair visited in Toledo last
week.
E. L. Hartman Is visiting friends ia
Elkhart, Ind. '
Mrs. Godell, or Norwalk, visited friends
n Napoleon this week.
Mrs. Biseli, nee Mason, of Marion, is s
guest of ber sister i a tbls place.
Mrs. McCann snd son Elmas, of Troy,
are in tbe city, guests of friends.
Mr. Scott, representing he Toledo Post,
waa In tbe city Monday, in the Interest of
his paper.
Mr. Ed Orff and J. R. -Bond, of Ft.
Wayne, spent Sunday In tbls city, guests
ot friends.
Jeb Hsag leaves for Washington to-day,
to resume bis duties sa Page in tbe House
of Representatives.
Miss Lou Orff, of Ft. Wsyne, who bat
been visiting with the family of S. M.
Heller for some time, returned home Sun
day night.
Teachers and scholars in the- Union
Schools are enjoying s vacation to-day.
Tbe reduction of Cleveland's 192,000
plurality in New York appears to afford
tbe Blaine organs some consolation. Tbey
are not as well pleased, however, with the
fact that be bad 28,000 more votes st the
late election than be did when be had tbe
192,000 plurality. Free Press.
Tbe latest styles in neck-wear at the
Eagle Clothing House ot Hahn ft Meyer.
3t
The Grand Onera House in St. Lnuia
was desiioyed by fire on Sunday last.
Loss $125,000. Fully Insured.
Bidgeville Items.
The Democratic jollifi cation here laft
Thursday evening was quite an affair. A
large crowd of people wete in attendance,
and their enthusiasm over tbe election of
Cleveland was Intense, and manifested
itself in a variety of ways, such as firing
anvils, sending up sky rockets, Roman
candles, etc. The Napoleon band was in
attendance and discoursed sweet music,
and "all went merry as a marriage bell."
That tbe political contest is now s ettlcd,
must be s relief to a'l good citizens, for
such s pitch of excitement, and such
blackmailing of reputations, cannot be
otherwise than intensely demoralizing,
and it is gratifying to think that it comes
no ottenerthan it does. It is to be hoped
that tbe new administration may be of
such a character as to put a quietus upon
that species of fanaticism which seems to
have taken possession of many good peo
ple, that a Democratic President will re
duce our people to starvation, snd under
mine our great national fabric, causing it
to tall in one ruinous mass. For ourself
we bave greater confidence in tbe perma
nence of American institutions tban to
i uppose that any man, crset cf men, can
overthrow them, or very materially in
jure them. . .
Our school at tbe Corners bas opened
up in good shape, and it is confidently
expected that our new principal will prove
a success.
Rev. H. C. McNutt will socn commence
a series of meetings Jin the M. E. Church.
Prof. H. C. Holcomb, of Defiance, paid
us a flying visit last Friday and met those
musically inclined in the evening. He
proposes to open s class in vocal niusi c
here, if possible, to continue thrcugh the
winter. ,
Mrs. Belle Martin, of Nape lean, bas
been spending a week in this villag e, vis
iting old friends.
The Prohibitionists of this place are just
new filled with disgust over tbe late Re
publican outrages in Kansas, Iowa and
Oberlin, Ohio. We seem to have re at hed
a pretty state of affairs when a peaceable,
inoffensive man cannot express his prin
ciples and becomes political candidate
without being burned in eUgy and drag
ged through the streets by a howling
mob. Terrible indeed must be tbe demor
alized condition cf that party that counte
nances such disgraceful doings as those of
the Oberlin Ku Klux Klan, in mobbing
quiet, inoffensive men tor dating to sup-
pott Ex-Gov. St. John. We have yet to
hear ofa single Republican paper in the
country, that has a single word of con
demnation for these cutrsges, which are
precisely tbe same in character and in
kind, as those in the Scutb, which .the
same party papers pretend to deplore.
Ob, how are the mighty fallen I
Scribo.
Ridgeville, MoDday, Nov. 24, 1884.
Oysters !
The best brands of oysters a specialty at
G. Kobler's. Also Wiener Wurst, extra
prepared. , tf
Visit our store, ladies, and examine the
New Goods we are opening now. Bar
gain in all' our departments.
3t Rohrs ASuhr.
"Our Fritz" is s daizy at cooking soup,
at Holterman ft Kolbe's. tf
MARRIED.
Huff McQuillen. On Sunday, Nov.
16tb, at Franklin, Mich., by E. Service, J,
P., Mr. Cbas. D. Huff and Miss Etta Mc
Quillen, all of Llterty township, this
county.
Pbesc Smith. On the 13th inst., by
Rev. Geo. S. Broadbent, at the parsonage,
1438 Christian St., Philadelphia, Pa., Mr.
Melvin A. Peeso, of Sycamore, Ohio, and
Miss Jonie Etta Smith, of Philadelphia,
Pa. Sycamore News.
We sell the best grades of Saxony, Ger
mantown and German knitting yarns,
and we are also agents for Lautzenhisers'
yarns. 3t Rohks ft Suhr.
. The oddest and best whisky this country
has ever seen can bo had st G. Kohler's,
Cary's old stand. : - tf
A fins ebromo with svery packagvof
Magic Yeast at Holterman ft Kolbe's.. tf
World's Exposition
st New Orleans, commencing Dec 1st, M
and continuing until May 31st, 85. .
Round trip ticket at greatly reduced
rates. For tickets, Information, etc., ad
dreaa: Wm. Gates Agt., Union Ticket
Office, Boody House, Toledo, O. dec 6-ly
Come in snd let "Our Fritz" mm nn
np a dish of oysters or hot weinerwurst
at Holterman ft Kolbe's. tf
For Sale, v
Sixty acres of aood land ia sm. 27. Rlrh.
field tp., six mile from Deshler. 40 bitm
under cultivation, good young orchard,
two frame bouses, good stable and other
out buildings, aood well. Enanira at
Jos. Ford on the premises. 6t
Mince meat very fine, at Holterman A
Kolbe's. tr
Wanted.
We sre in want ofa few men to nnnu
for the sale of bardy nursery stock of all
descriptions. To good men we can pay
good salaries snd expenses snd stesdy em
ployment. Good reference must be given.
PPiJ, giving references, to L. L. Uiv
4 Co., Rochester, N. Y. 4t
See the new Lace Kid e-lovea. 1?nl1
stock a nd all colors. Every pal r warrant
ed st Rohbs ft Schb. at
Canned fruit of all kinds at Holterm.i
ft Kolbe's. tf
Notice.
All persons indebted to H. H. Vnb
ft Bros, or H. H. ft J. Vocke by note or
account are notified that the sum
be settled immediately. The undersigned
win oe at nis omce in tbe Vock Block ev
ery Saturday.
o a ,.,. Geo. Dacm, Receiver.
Sept. 6, 1884. if
For machine oil. linseed oil anri tn num.
tine, go to Bradley'a. tf
Mrs.A.E. Mann reanesta thnaal.Hi.
wantingdressescut or made, to call t h
rooms, over Stuckmsn's grocery. Her
r II
$10,000 Reward!
For the man nlui Voon. , i
than G. Kohler. tf
Another lot of fine candies at ITnl tor-
man ft Kolbe's. tf
SHEFFIELD & NORTON
Bank Deposits
taken at par for the best city lots, farm
ing and timber lands in Henry county-
All Creditors who desire to
settle with me personally and
receive payment IN FULL for
their accounts in valuable Real
Estate, must
Call Lt Once!
Otherwise they will be obliged
to settle with the Receiver or
an Attorney.
Dec.13.-tf.
J. D. NORTON.
The Sheffield Stock Farm. Nanoleon.
O., has forsale some of the finest blood
ed stock in the country. Call and ex
amine. Good pasturage for stock.
Stove wood for sale. , ' -
J. D. Norton', Manager.
ROAD NOTICE.
To the Board of Commissioners of
iienry County, Ohio: m
THE undersigned petitioner, resident freeholders
nr stAiii minnfv mcn..ii i . ,
v r-iTOtu.uiijf reprenns lull tne
public convenience require the vacation of a oounty
road on the line hereinafter deacrlbed, and pray that
your body will institute and order ti propei pro-
rm nira In that nlu. . P . F . 7-
Beginning at tbotit forty (40) roda touta of the north
:rzei j1 .
SJ outh-we.terly eoure following the line
of the old Tnrkey-fcot road to the IntersecUon of an
east and v?et mad on the center line of Section two
(2), of the aforesaid town and range, known as the
Jacob Brown road and thr i.rm!..i.
tw) tt.,.Yt& AN.DJ?KI0' Pricipal'peUUoner.
Dated this 6th day of Nonember, A. D. 184.
Notice of Appointment.
Estate of Conrad Eggers, deceased.
npHE nndenlgned has been appointed and quali-
ned aa Administrator of the estate of Conrad
Eggera, deceased, late of Germany, hcvtng property
in this county.
rated this 12th day of November. A. D. 1884.
MIOUAEL DONNELLY.
Notice of Appointment.
Estate of Robert Dennis, deceased.
THE undersigned ha been appointed and quali
fied aa administratrix of the estate of Robert
Dennis, late of Henry county. Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 12th day of November A. D. 1881.
. , , . . , ADELLA J. DENNIS,
administratrix of estate of Robert Dennla, de
ceased, nov 20-4t
Probate Notice.
KTOTIOE la hereby given that Charle E. Weak,
as administrator of the estate of Jacob Weaks, de
ceased, has filed a final account of bis administration
which will be for hearing and settlement December
1st, 188. .
D. MEEKISON,
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