Democratic Northwest. [volume], September 24, 1885, Image 4

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NAPOtBON
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HUWHREp
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In IJuiuphrey's B.locft
Whryounbuy.
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Varnisliesrqshes,
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SOLD
8 oceeuoi rtolflr ( iitfoOlllS'ba'1;
NAPOLEON, 0.
Depoalt aoconnt received nd oeTttaete of da-'
BAaltleenea DBTSDie on aeiuiuw( ,
bearing Internet. ' ' I 1 1 I '
Qf OoHotlonfpromptlyttendP
)FFIOIAL PAPER OF HENRT OOUSTT
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
'iJ'.VBTATE THTltET.'1"'1 J '!'
Qoverr.or-OEOnGE IIOADirWt i ,7 ( J f
Llentonant GoTcrnor-JOHST G. WARWICK.
Snprome Jndge (long term) CHA8. D. MARTIN.
8itpren,fr3uflgi'(tiort term)-OIB. ATHEKTON.
Twanrer--PETKR BBXrT.!; ' '" ' ' ""
AttBrniiyOenenr-M.tAWRESCBi '"
Meni'. 'Pabllc .WjkW-fM E8RT WEIBI.S''
COUNTY TICKET,
Bepresentatlvo J. V. CUFF.
Treieorer-
Proecui
Coroner-!!
JUDlfclAti TICKET.
Common Pleai Jndge-W. H. HANDY.
SENATORIAL TICKET.
For 8onators-H. C. OROSCHNEB,
E. 8. DODD.
Notice.
Having disposed of my interest in thejOhiol
and Great Western Seed Co., I desire u
nonncetothe public that I am in no way
Foster is
Again.,
around "d the Dutch'
CSTSoniB one lend the Signal a gimlet.
. I-Wi.. iS.-iCi' IB i
T halLMiflW n mns fie wnpe
o II - x -a N
JT When Mr. Blnine runs for Governor of
Maine, of couse he will write Brother Burch-
rd to stump the State.
I'M) I
fJT Democrats feeg. qonfidentjfmd
hopeful, with a determination to win a victo-
ry,
In fact, they are feeling bully.' ' "1 '.
tItislinuncrt
w Authorife that
atorEvajts tfUjii'
tte,epubl
AwaemberitloaWlfaf pi
reieiitiJw4uiii(.nutoW b
now asks to be plnced'fn power again to pass
Another.
j" Governor Hoadly is crill&hlg' Wltk ew
and dispatch the chestnuts which fiherman
and Foraker are scattering among the voters
of OHiHwMfrflytm vn t; )
Oi the 182 ports of entry an4 Aeliw
Jn this country 25 do not return into tlie treas
ury ft of revenue "rfiid at' 86: of tttem Hieiei
ccipts dolSbt nl)ie'enseJ i: '
JSr: Agrrieoltnro is a ' dangerous business in
'California;'. 'Lsst'week a' squash broke loose
from f vine, '''!a.!11!nfff1.ia,?;
ide pf barnand ite a tors' .j'',, '
t-sr'. Inmiik 4h 'dead bnt'thd Sittntif Aephttnt
is BtiU onvthe, brands of "the Republican party
of Jtoiaaiaty., Mimy Rpj
they never
had Uidjpsti
fact that Bus:
o.handirfn it.M-
nr The Faof that BusiBesl jS-revivinif ai
rfi
over the country, despite Republican predic
tions to the contrary, is regarded by Sher
man, Hoar et al. as the most flagrant south
ern outrage of all.
J3f Every Democrat tjof V Henry, ; 0uty
should exert himself to get ,mt a large vote
this fsJU Don'$ jreit for somebody 1b io
move.-' 'Have the, vote out and give tlie whole
ticket a large majority,
T The Ohio leaders of the Republican
party are very earnestly engaged in efforts to
swell the contents of the campaign barrel. It
wnnhl he interesting to know how they vro
pose to use4U.fnoniy, for from, the tone oi
theft coMaigm t.peel t tiutaVMUU
whetljet thejr fntend to buy vtite or arnw and
BanlnlFHouse
Hr,lf
rt.ATfiIIRK. .Oil AO
loner-GEORnTf DATJM.
w a it' is si
EST ad r paMasfteSeriA inaa,some-1,
dr tool 'A4bfl I JohlJ
ml
7.To South ha raided a aplendid eon
crpptii yt. , , ,
-iT A political dob, composed of colored
Toton, ha been formed at Cincinnati, in the
lav!
Q store, llincrf oor najoritf anflthaaS
1
'cJBo.1
IW STat'ererfldns m Be field In
October J, Virginia,, -November ,A w,
Mmnewota, New-York,-1 New Vry-,ul,ennk
In .t: a. - - - tn piu.
,;- il annicaMan GMnitll ths slili,y.
J'?' PtN"". -MpAcliwieHi Neowtntier 8; Con-
-''necul, Novemberl."
wJT The.Sniui7 him. droiTiVd Gao.JDantfi'
atr Candida!' ! WOUJUHsbJoner, lutaiwu.
Mr. Caff. Look ont,
get your fingers into
word to the wise, 4c.
jar Mr. Groschner and Mr. Dodd, Demo-
cratici candidates for Btirte Ruatoi, vihtd
several of. the' counties in, the District last
week and report the outlook for a big Demo
hmiii Majority 'good. 'Let's make it 8,000
bofrs, wfaaiai you! i v I ", t 1
Bacon' ha "been appointed Su-
'perinWding Architect of the government
. inv xffiij .i: vr. n:KKa
Hie appointment is an eminently fit one, as
llm p stands higher in the estimation of the
cftiiens of Toledo than Mr. B.
if R:E Btobaon, one of the editerfStke f
tox)(ig' drtap Democrat, has befe!
postmaster of Bowling Green. Democrats
a OTHilnnllv "irattinff thar." and occasional-
- 1 " .r- " - .v.. ,
Mf arnewspaperman picks' pp(tft)WMr.
p. wilPWake tneieetlerrt P.- - ri
"tf How many votes does the Si'cfnaJex-
peot lw DiObke agniwt Mr. Qroaciiuir by,Hb;.
iti nptA afr end calling hiiian fcruo-
rfciajusf 0904 J in tact ,u.an .jsji, win
make tlninarediof totea foK Mr.OwBonneK
He will hae a large Biajorjl, in this county
: iT A stranger picked op one of last week's
issue of the Sigrlal, and,, after scanning its
columns, exclaimed: "Good heavens, Orwig,
are yo bli r((sals'in Henry county with the
exception of the editor of this paper?.'''. That's
about the size or it,' if "you read and believe
whafa-tht0aasays. But, be it said id our
cmUt,iO'J believes the Signal.
W An honest copntry editor who tried the
plan of pleasing everybody and had the usual
audcesi aajs) hat it may be' set down as an
inevitable rule that those Wtio sneer ana
make derogatory remarks about their home
paper, do the leasf to support it, and in nearly
every case they1 Helong to that class whofe
knowledge is so limited that they cannot tell
whether the Savior 'was crucified on Mount
Calvary or shot on Bunker Hill.
i' GCHOADLY .
.'.ihn 1,. ! y
- WILL;SPEAK Dt-r-rT A
ttM -e.. V,
THURSDAY,
tote BtL
In the Evening. Pt
l'i3?I?BNi30UT
-AND HEAR THE-
e issues 01 me nay
-ar O A 1 T
It is kaawf tatpPirtmali
atS
KM millions OI UO(lUDJ WUUILmsytwerjjiiwuu-
afficCat a sala of 0UpneaK it lwsiiota.
1 tujlnown ejnsAaAelto.
seenre and horde his present weaim. n mur
he is going over Ohio, if he will give one
lecture telling of his modes and means in se
cwringj such an immense amountv fit this
wwld'B goods', 'will ha,tV nore; interested
listeners than' he will wver'have !n his bloody
shirl haMfigne.-
, r.3T Fourteen 'thouiymlnitHruUael citi-
eaaWbi 'dp pot jlwn 'otrojhfSjiUte
aaantiflaod'by tbo ReWluflcan eople
'bt TtltodfltAIslawMffcainie,,they -know "if 'they r
ameHflT" neir,00H8lui1,.n,cw,, ,J J"11?"!
can and negro voters tney would not be able
to continue it a "rotten borough." While Mr.
Sfthn Sbexplan i shedding tears over the al
TegeadisTranchiselnent of negroes in the
South hi haa not uttered a word in favor of
compelling Rhode Island to put all her citi
iehi ami ail equlfV ' fehanl.tpoi fefceft a mhn
and party.
. ; ill. I i ,i I il il i M i i i . in"" ill;)'!
tif" Dr. Townsend, of Hplgiite. was in the,
city Saturday Bud attended the conference of
the central committee and other leading
LDoinoeratsT iThe Dr.; .took occasion toay ,
aithpugn Jtne i-roniDiuon panynau piaoea
his name tipoh.-theit ticket t'iwp?esei'
tiv. that he was A Democrat and intended tH
work for the success of the wholpticketjfrbit
top to bottom, and that his- name-, was naed
by the Prohibitionists without authority and
S3T" A consultation nlfSting of,fie Hehi
County Democratic CenttalConimittee was
held in Napoleon, ia ProbatiCourt room, on
Saturday last ,Te meefiag was represented
by members from -wry township with the
exception of tw,-or three, and prominent
Democrats from over the county were pres
ent. '! The meeting was harmonious through
out and the most cheering report came from
over th county that the Democrats were
wideawake and that the whole ticket would
receive the support of the party almost to a
man, with the assurance of accessions from
the rank of pur political enemy. From now
on until election daxeverv Democrat should
piace'i;ij.liiUtf Jhe jr&eFMd lit aha.
grand old Democratic .wagon on M a glon
ou victory. "
tinmMnriiiMi JkH this vw. tM an going in
Fn win a D-raiid victorv.
ConmUoiUonal Anaradjnouta.
The voter at b October election tm Taea
day, Oct. lUiiriU beac iamiud taattwa enft"
titational amendments an to b voted for or
againat It should alovba bocne in mind
thara vote" east at the ,loetion, oven if the
word Ye or No is not contained on the bal
lot will count against too propoaitioaiv
Tho first amendment provide for changing
th time for holding election in Ohio from
the second Tuesday tn October to the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
'7 If the chanse is made it takes Ohio from the
ftist of October State. A change1 ' we believe
ought to be made, in View of the great want
of time and money in Presidential years. On
this proposition we shall vote ye.
- i- The second proposition is to change the
term of township officers from one to three
years, tbna ptovidinsi for 'ilie 'election car oa
trustee each year, . on the . same plan that
county commissioners are elected. We be
lieve this proposition shortld be ratified by
the: Voters, and consequently will vote Xs on
that proposition. '
Repnblican Achievement ' - -
Credit mobelier i43,!K,.m84.
District of Columbia ring steal.' ' '
The De Golyer stoal.
The Sanborn frauds. ' 'J. . ,
Th salary grab steal. i ii . .. '.
Th'navy steal over $400,6oblOOO. ; "j'"
The Pacifi Mail steal -;."""."u' V::.
The Moth swindle. " ,',,-.i L"' . .i-:.
The great fraud of 1W& : '
Freedmen's bank swindle, I ' .,',.
The whisky ring. ' ? ' ';'
Tha Venezuela scandal. ... ii ,.nv
The Snn Domingo-job. i ,', ' '
The postal frauds.,.. ' .-., .. ' .
The government printing frauas.;".,,' ,r . ....
Public building frauds.' m '" '',"' ' " '
Pension office frauds. . T, ;;',''",'.;. ',' v'( .
i Frauds in the department of justice.' -'
, : Such is the list as complied by an exchange.
Header, do you want your 'name carved on
such a monument,? a If so, vote the Republi
can ticket, and have your children pass your
political resting place by without a tear or a
word of sympathy. Tas, vote the ticket of a
party held down by a monument of fraud and
corruption, but don't expect your children to
scatter any flowers over your, political grave,
for this is an ago of thought and reason1, and
the young men of Amerioa do not want such
a monument fdr themselves. ' : ' '
IsT Miss Cleveland has netted $23,000 from
her recent book. V
9The Chicago Herald says the question
is settled. The youngest soldier in the war,
is John Bherm:m. He has just enlisted.
3Mr. Cuff has made an excellent repre"
sentatiye. This tlie people of tlie county
know, and he will be sent back forAa second,
term by a rousing majority - r i.-,;,.i . m
jfHonW. D.Hill and Judge Meekison
had an excellent meeting at Liberty Center
Monday night. Mr. Hill is making gome tel
ling speeches.' sayirig just what the people
want to Jjearl," ' .f,nJ,'fXv- ' 'i'
i The latest soutlienitoatrageiajixiortad
from' a Mississippi; tcWn fchej-e this Degrees
were killed by lightning on Sanday while as
sembled in a gin-house. Mr. John Sherman
will of course paste this in his hat j o , f
5"Hon. W. D. Hill and Auditor Evers ad
dressed the pieraocricy ut- Newf Bavaria on
TJuesday evening. '"Ilensahi 'tbwnSKlp will
roll una splendid majority for the ticktjhisj
The Sig&lri& wbrrylng itself to des-
perafioh trying to' find some flaw'ifalbw
Democratic ticketfii'BBf 'bs go. The
ticket is composed of. well-known citizens,
good Democrats, tried and true. They have
been before the people before, have, been
trusted servants,, and wilf be continued in the
servicetof the party audthej people for a few
more years at. .least," abtwithstandmg' the
ranting of the Signal. , That sheet had better
clean up ji.r own door yard before ft rfliep
around in that of its neighbors.. : ,u
There is o ,newsi)aper so large Suit-
that the live editor-nhrays- has- more tharr
enongh matter to fill Its columns, and yet well
meaning, but inconsiderate friends are al-.
ways bringing in.stale ''chestnuts" and semi
personal busine notices. "."just.. to. fill "mj,
ybu know;" and bthers"6cfaplain if thetiotic
of a birthday; sueiirise, party, is left, ouLj..
newspaper j nor, like' an 'omnibus, an the
Worry.of .an editor is not so much, what io put
in the paper as what to 'leave out.k Wfr' are'
glad to receive condensed items of news, from
differeflt neighborhood, juid we invite 'our
friends to sendtthem to us, . ,-,.- .
Notice to Contactors
; NOTICE is hereby giye that Henry KoU
the ngjheei' 'Jlieretofdire Apjiointed bh tj
Board of Comiuissiohecs of, wry-)eount
Ohrp, -will offer for , sale ui -fhtflatK ;dajf.f
October,. A, lt6.; -at. the ,'offiae. of cihe
Counts Commissione; ft the Court horfse
at Napoleon, in said county, the work. of con-:
structing1' Iad Improveinen't No;J peti
tioned for by George lu Hyslop and others.
Sale will commence, at 10. o'clock' a, 'm'.J, of
said day, at which time the plans,, and .,apecv;
fications f or .said, work il . Ue made knotn
I By order of th,e Jjoam or ilonnty Voaanum
toners.-' '"--' ij -V i
CHA8. EVERS.
' "' 1 ''AnoitotillrMmOnio?'''
Napoleon, Sept. SS2tt885. ;- K " 2&T
YOUKf
ND
Cuffs
to ms o
STEAM P-
.TJoledartTJO
AOENT FOB pPOLEON. ept4Mni
Wk. l, I ' w.!m4! hits l-irA'M-tt- ,nv.'
: r y a . wiiars
Mi Honed. Me
m 1 -
m.ctOuuiiiug!,
WW
'Beny"" 'e&iAj" 'annouflcv , ftr '. MMfa
meeting: - -
Saturday evening, Sept2Cth, 885 Speakers:
Hon. W. HfU'aid F-. W. 'knftpp, 1 Bsqi' -of
Defiance.
: h " n --r ' ' A
McCLUftEr
Thursday evening. Oct. 1st. .1885 Speakers:
'Major : ETSl'Dodd and Judge D'.' Meekissn.'
" '1WE8HfcETR,'I'f(''
Saturday evening, Oct. 8rd, 1885 Speakers:
Major E S. Dodd and Hon. John V. CnftV ,
By Ordex of the Committee.
i T, Election two weeks frprtx next Tuesday,'
SrGov, Hoadly will speak' in Toledo
Monday, Oct.. lth, the evening before elect
ion. " ' ' '?;' "' ''
Hon. Vt. D. Hill has been invited and
is expected to address the Democracy of Del
phos at an early date. H
i M -H'l
pg" Louis Riel, who was under sentence of
death on the 18th inst-t has been granted a
respite by the Dominion government.' ' , ','u
rl" President Cleveland's stableman says
the President does nof. care much for horses.
In taking exercise he much prefers to walk.
" J Beecher says absolute prohibition is an
absolute impossibility,. , and . fayors high
license, which he saynis feasible and equita-
01e' . -.. . I - , -U. '1 .-II, '
The Ciminnati Price iStrrent estimates
the corn crop of the country atf 1,990,000,000
bushels, an increase of 77 per cent, over, that
of last year. '.' ' ' : j ' - ' ,.
Statistics show tlieopulation of Eng
land to have increased more than 10,000,000
since 1840, while that of Ireland has de
creased $300068:1 the tn period, -'' i r1
.,; . -;"i-ll-r.Y-
1" Mr. Nast's wife' is the original of Co
lumbia the talL beautiful" woman, with the
elastfcfface', -wno ha been so prominfent'ih
the allegorical pictures during and since the
war. ' mi".- i.' i. ..!
I ES"Twentj( years ago thej number of in-
pane persons in tne unitea iscaies was
and in 1880 there were 91,959 lunatics under
treatment. 1 There are 12Q public and private
institutions for the cure of the- insane.
'SST.The New York caneer hospital for
women, now under construction, will be ready
for occupancy in November. - Mr. Drexel has
received in contributions for the institution
$320,000, of which! John. Jacob Astor gave
$200.0001 !'..! -.-!-. - . n tS.'
J3T" Foratet' seems to be lost in the woods,,'
and the Republicans center all in John Sher
man and his dirty garment. The people are
looking toward Gov. Hoadly and we would
not be at all surprised if hi majority reached
30,000. - -':. -. - ! "
I"-"" tr't i t' ' ' '' 1 .-"-
The New, York Triune warns the Re
publicans that there is danger of losing Ohio
through "apathy. This is ' equivalent to a
confession1 that:' John Sherman's' delirious
harangues- haw fallen upon the mindsof his
hearers with Si d 1, 8 k-ti-ng thud. ChiraQa
Times. .. v
JUnf ortunately the Second Adyentists
have fixed upon the day of the State election
in Ohio for the winding up of earthly aft airi
There ar several thousand people ill Ohio
who will bo sorry the day after the elec
tion that the end of
... tj. ,,i.nji.;i-.i- i
not come, , iT,. ..
all earthly affairs id
V ES Qovi Hoadly declines the challenge of
Rev. Leoirardj the Prohibition candidate, to
discuss tle liquor question.- Vf'auuoft., tie,
pulfUeaiUt iv'.. I-,,, 1 ,. ,.-.,' .', '. ' ',-,'');.
" Go. HoacHy has done no such thinfj but
Bays he ready to debate; with any Leonard
if Foraker will join inwithhim.1 Now let Lit
tle .Breeches come forward , if he dareLii.n -7;
. WvX ',r,,,':ii
' '"Tlie'iNe'" Yorlt veiling Post, a re
formed Republican, journal, propounds the
following poser to Mri John Sherman: "If
the colored man haa been shorn of bis rights
during-flvesttccessivetefins in which the Re
publican party has held all the federal offices,
how is his condition to be-improved by an
other term qf the,, saina sorW la , there , any
guarantee that a sixth would yield any 'better
jresultR than the nve that pave gone neiore.'"
Absolutely Pure;
' -TUpuw4r avr varte., ,-Ai marvel of parity,
stnngtaaudwiwieoomeoeH. Moreeconomloltfcan
theordlowy Uad. Mi(lpiuHt bo, old In competi
tion, with tho multitude of low test, short weight,
tlnmiw nhiutibta uwdert... HaM-OKlV iMUtu ,n
' v,i. 'i ' 1-r. 'i I tn . Mt-MMtfrili Hii "-i:l..:. T4Miri' ' t'
41107. -irAf va n ii -..wu t iv m iu'um
v " 5
jt' v -1
Qui' Gasli Systori
W&s fully fiiaugurated ' last' Satur
day, .which ;; proved to be" 'graiia
success, XLOtTOthstandiBg,,.,the dis
advantage1, that we '' were called. to"
labor tmaer; as our stock1 was just
arriving,, ; and a car load pf r goods'
was unopened; butjfrom now on we
will be prepared rto ; display,, .;pyu
goods to all who desire to see tnem.
We ,,7V
every purchaser, the value of which'
will ' ,be:in l' accordance ;', vWith;,': the ,
amount of godds
day, . . '.'..).-. i..y.:,-.iwik y i
j . t, ' 4l; ' " 1:" ' ' " Hi ' H lli' ii I 'I '
N. B." If you nave not already read our 1st sermon on the
credit flystem, please dsk for one
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! We cordially invite everytw
weeiil to call iii and seebiir elegant stotm1ili -mlC
Winter Goods 'Our entire store' is filled wiili loSaina.:
Notice also the vast difference between Cash and
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Vrefllt TiriPfiS. - " l?iPSilPCtfllllV. ' - I .r.v uil ,uuU J m :
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receiving,
new fall ahd,;
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store is loaded downoWith
gddds bf 11 kinds
pay you to see them fe'efore
purchasing elsewhere;;.-
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Our motto is. "Quick, Sales and small profits, tnuiu mv cot
'' '''' ' '' ' 1 ..'..u ii( iiiii'M m'tJ-Hfn n'iit (Uitawi
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.iltop i: ' .;! ''i'l i".i:b ui.v
To Kir,1 Lot and Laod Owners',' and ' Munlcfpal 'And, Wivai
. 1 r. affected by th Dttch;rmpm ,tl '(,i,,.,
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TOM. H. amun uuouwni.1. , 1
In tha matter of County Pitch Improvement: Na,: 487- tpetiUMd foe try Henry'
: -,I.:'V ;':' ' ' 1.-'V4 ;-.(l
.Schroeberti 1 !
Notl to una owners sna otner : .
You nd uch of you ire hereby uotlfled thtton the flh day at Mftrch,A. D. 1885, Hear Boaroeeeit flled 1
Setitlon with the Aadltor of Henry county,.; the lufWtuiee an4 pmyer of which tid petiUonU thttther w
exist neceMity for the deeptai sod wldening.of ditch, Ih rente lrd termini of whioh kov beea ec
Comunncing t point where conty ditch No:
oreck? crosee the Hadaerio Pike, . cm tneainqr 01 lecimn iv, row a, norta range Teaet, Henry
townelip, and through austipqftS and Jof Monroe
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1 vLt Midi petition hi now pendtag nd that sack o rposeding have been, duly and toKsUr had, nd, tint the
Bowd ot CominiMionert hve found Hit eld imptoyement is necesatn for and will be Conducive' to the
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