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DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST, NAPOLEON. O, MARCH 2C, 1896.
EihMt ol Receipts and Expenditures ol Napoleon 0. S. District
-FOR
Year
Ending
August
F.ECEIPTHl.
Balance September t--;,",""Tr'";T"
lieeeived from stato Common Seliool M ml.
Section W iu in I
" T-neal Taxea.
Surplus 1A Tax.
Wood -Sell Ex .
EXPENDITURES.
Teaehor's F.lementnry Schools .
TVaoher'8 Hih School
8uierintendeut
Tout iniient Ex pensen
Balance in Treasury August sist, 115
I do hereby certify that the foresoiiu statement Is correct.
Examiner's Report.
To the Honorable Probate Judoe, Sir:
Bv authority derived from you officially, boarinu .late the Sixteenth dayid March, WW.
n.n.1 after be nir duly sw-.m aoeordintf to law. we John S. Mohlor and A. (r. Matthews as ex
n in. rs w it lot t rev?, usn.tu'e'rintiinalion to the County Treasurer, or any other person
KK !' tlio Country Treasury presented our authority
nforesni to I e (.V.niitv Treasurer, demanded the keys to the vaults and safes, and 1'r.K-eed-2
Tmnie liate v to count the moneys therein, and inspect and examine he Hooks, iecor. s
ndT'. Xrs tlierw.f to.-ther with all otlur property which sh.nihl he m the custody of the
Tr 'as rer. We then .roeeedc.l foithwilh to ide olllce of theCounty Auditor, ainlascertaii . .1
how n eh m liey the County Treasurer stood chained with on the Auditor s .,oks. also the
a L t ...... ..v it i.nmiu uiumnriou imniHH linn I'lifiiw. lUiit nmumi it hi hi
IvJ ii. .h....i L.i uiv"tiro.ir.ioilnn.inil EiL'htv -
money so found and counted in the County Treasury, and that the statement annexed, which
aVees with the hooks of the Auditor, presents the exact balances and over-imynients m each
fund, and tlie amount, of property then in the custody of the a r,(('fllM sni,m itto,
JOHNS. Mi HEF.H.
Napoleon, Ohio, March lain. im.
Amt due
from
Treasurer
County .
Undue
Poor
Building
General Ditch
Don
Soldiers Relief
Teachers Institute
Minkinif
StntoofOhio
Election
Mehonl
Corporal im
Township and lioad
Napoleon Pike
Ridtrcville l'ike
Freedom Pike
Flatrock Pike
Beaver Creek Ditch
Lost Creek Ditch
Scott Ditch
Fish Ditch
Dillon Ditch
HiKKins Ditch
Wood Co. outlet. Beaver creek
Amt collected since settlement
regular duplicate
Dow I.iuuor
(,'erti lied into Treas u ry
;i477 (V
UlliB 21!
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1200 2'
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1240 73'
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Totals .-.
1441114 02
BnlanceinTreasury liH'003 111
Remarks: ,
We found three notes of One Hundred and Thirty-seven dollars and Twenty-nine cents
(137 .211) each, dated July tilth. lss7, drawn liy John V. Allen, due in four (4), live 15) and six ()
years respectively, with six 101 per cent, annual interest, secured by mortntae. Interest paid
to July Wtli. 1HH5, undone Hundred dollars uion) principal endorsed thereon.
We also found a surplus of $1.70.
THE STATE OF OHIO, I
H KN BY C'OUKTY. SS. I
I, JOHN V. CUFF, sole .Indue and ex -officio Clerk of the Trillin te Court, a Court of record
Within and for the County of Henrv and State of Ohio, do hereby certify that the foreoinu is
a true, correct and complete copy of the Inspectors' Report of the condition of the County
Treasury of Henry County, Ohio, as the same appears in the records of said court in the oldce
of the Probate Juiltre of said county. ,
I ) WITNKHH my hand and the seal ofsaiil Probate Court, this 21st day of March,
i SKAT.
SPENGLER BROS. & GO.
.Headquarters for everything to be found in a..
Grocery Store.
.We now handle
il Meal
Cirrry the Tri Gold Medal
Our Farmer's market
Butter, 10 to 15 cents.
60 Pianos in 60 Days!
The Smith & Nixon (f
stock of Fianos purchas
Cut Prices!
The Smith & Nixon (formerly C. J. Woolley & Co.)
stock of Fianos purchased by us must all go in 60 days.
On Steinways, Gildemeister & Kroeger, Smith & Nixon,
Kurtzmann, Martin and other Pianos will do the busi
ness. Come early.
The Whitney & Currier Co.,
311 SUPERIOR STREET, Toledo, O.
New Upright Pianos, - $150
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
March 12-at
Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 9EAL
ed bids will be rtneived by the building
.commiitee of Emanuel Lutheran congrega
tion otMonroe township, Henry eounty, 0
until n o'clock p. m ., on April lath, lsuo, at, the
residence of Kev. W. L. 1'ischer, in Napoleon,
Ohio, for furnishing the necessary labor m
.constructing a church building, in Monroe
township, according to plans and specifica
tions on ille at liov. Fischer's.
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. FliED. AUPH.
GEO. HEINlliCHS,
HENRY EICKHOF, . .
FRED. OELFKE,
F. H. ARPM,
tj, Building Committee.
Sale of Personal Property.
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY BELONGr
ingto the estate of Amanda Hams, de
ceased, will be sold by the undersigned at
public vendue at the late residence of said de
ceased, four miles south-east of Colton.ou the
10th day of April, 1896.
Sale to commence at ino'olock, a.m., and to
continue from day today thereafter until all
the property is sold. . ,,,..
Haiti property consists of the following, to
wit: One horse, one cow, ono two-year-old
heifer, one brood sow with nine pigs, about
40 chickens, and about 25 bushels of potatoes.
Also household furniture, consisting of two
stoves, three bed-steads, two cupboards, one
bureau, one table, andother articles too num
erous to mention.
Terms of sale: All sums under S6.no cash ;
nil sums over that amount a credit of nine (ill
months will be given, the purchaser giving
his note with two approyed sureties thm-eon.
T. A. CONWAY,
mch26-2t Administrator.
Don't forget that Jforden & Bruns
have nine different styles of sewing
machines; price from $13 75 up
wards, 2t
THE
31st, 1895.
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C. E. REYNOLDS, Clerk.
Napoleon, Henry County, Ohio.
six cents (sit'iii.iiiii.wit was the exactaniount of
A. U. MATTHEWS,
Examiners,
Amt of
Orders
redeemed
since.
Over
drafts,
overdrafts
Balances.
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112H !l
041 M
2Si:t o:i
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1240 73
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1117 11
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5" 112
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JOHN V. CUFF,
io Clerk of paid Court.
SS7
A on
Probate Judtfe and ox -off!
the Famous.,
for Stock.
Flour made from Spring Wheat.
corrected weekly
Eggs, t) cents.
Mayor's Proclamation
ol Election.
Section 1728 Revised Statutes of Ohio
reads as follo ws :
THE MAYOR, PREVIOUS TO ANY ELEC
tion for a municipal office or officers,
shall issue a proclamation to the electors of
the corporation, or of the respective wards or
districts, us the caste may require, setting
forth the time and place of election antl offi
cers to be chosen, antl cause such procla
mation to be published in some newspaper
printed in the corporation at least ten days
previous to tlio election ; or, if no such news
paper is published in the corporation, such
notice may be given by posters.
Therefore. I, David Meekison, Mayor of the
village of Napoleon, Henry County. Ohio, do
hereby notify the tiualillod voters of said vil
lage, that on
Monday, April Oth. 1806,
between the hours of R:30 o'clock a.m. and
5:110 o'clock p. m., (standard time), at the usu
al place of holding elections, they are requir
ed to cast their ballots for the following mu
nicipal officers:
One Mayor,
One Treasurer,
One Clerk,
Three Councilmen,
One Water Works and Electric Light Trus
tee, One Marsluil,
.One Cemetery Trustee.
Also on the proposition to issue S12.000 of
water-work and electric light bonds to ex
tend the plant. Those voting in favor of this
lust proposition shall have written or printed
on their tickets, "For the issueof bonds, yes" :
those opptised shall haye written or printed
on their tickets, "For the issue of bonds, no".
Given under my hand anil official seal in
) said village ot P.apoieon, unio,
seax.J thls28rdUayofMan,j,o.)N
td Mayor.
ill MMMMiKMMm
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COUNTY CHAT
A Brief Summary of News
From Wide-awake Cor
respondents. LIBEKTY CEXTEK.
Liberty Centkr, SIch. 21st.
The Democratic, caucus held here
Saturday at 2 p. m. was called to or
der by Lewis Beilhartz and by mo
tion David Leist was appointed chair
man and James Anderson secretary.
Whereupon the following ticket was
nominated: Justice of Peace, David
Leist; Trustee, Jonas Deible; Clerk,
J. N. Shaw; Assessors, Liberty East,
Tilgman Miller; Liberty West, Peter
Schale; Road Supervisor, District
East, Chas. Wright; West, Stand.
Huffman; Township Committeeman,
James Anderson, East; F. Steward,
West. On motion convention ad
journed. "
John Weaver moved on his new
farm yesterday in Wasington Twp.
We will miss Mr. Weaver as he has
been quite an old settler-of Liberty
Twp.
Born, to Chas. Bowers and wife, a
girl.
Elmer Hendricks closed a success
ful term of school in Dist. No. 5 and
was rehired to teach the spring term
commencing Monday, April Oth.
Hiram Ellarton has sold his farm
to John Fahnnger and bought .a
home in Paulding Co, where he In
intends to move as soon as the roads
are good.
Wm. Ellarton had the misfortune
of having some sheep killed by dogs
last week.
The revival meeting held by Rev
Corkle at the Olive Chapel came to a
close last week with quite a number
of converts.
Frank Damn has closed his winter
term of school in Dist. No. 9. Not to
the satisfaction of himself only, but
to the whole district.
Henry Schall is making regular
trips to Washington Twp.
Subscriber.
Liberty Ckjjteb, March 24th.
Our Town hall will soon be finished.
It is admirable to all.
There are three tickets in the field
for the spring election in Liberty
township.
Our Dist. schools have all close the
witer terms with success.
W. H. Dieble closed his school in
Dist. No. 1, on March 17 with an en
joyable entertainment. The program
consisted of recitations, dialogues
and music. J. D.
31eCLUKE.
McClurk, Mch. 23d.
R E. Brown entertained her
of (Trand Rapids, the latter
Mrs,
sister,
part of the week.
Mrs. Irvin is still quite sick.
Oil Randolph spent Sunday with
friends at Defiance.
The M. E. Sunday school is practic
ing for Easter exercises.
John Lowmaster and little son Clif
ford visited friends in Holgate last
week.
Mrs. Joe Wickshidler visited Lewis
Overly and family in Grand Rapids
Wednesday.
Jonas Olnon was in West Hope
Sunday.
Mr. Abner Meech returned from
Toledo Saturday, after a weeks stay
with her mother.
Died, at McClure, March 18th, Mrs.
Luella Town(.and nee Carlisle, aged
28 years. She suffered unspeakable
agony in her last hours, but when
death came, which brought her Sweet
relief, she was glad to depart from
this world, as her last, long to be re
membered words were: "1 m going
home." She was a member of the U
B. Church at this place and loved by
all who knew her. She leaves a hu s
band, two little daughters and a large
circle of relatives and friends to
mourn the loss of a devoted wife and
loving mother. The funeral took
place at the TJ. B. church Friday at
4
can now wear a collar as spotless as
that of the man in a dress coat. How
ever dirty his work, the workman can
have a clean collar every day with
out cost if he wears the
irtnu(
ELluloIO
WAR.
INTERLINED
It can be cleaned in a twinkling by
the wearer, with a wet cloth or sponge.
It combines satisfaction, economy and
comfort. No frayed edges to chafe
the neck. The "Celluloid" collars
and cuffs are the genuine interlined
goods with a "Celluloid" surface and
bear the above mark. They are water
proof. All others are imitations. If
your furnisher does not keep them
send to us direct. Collars, 20c. each.
Cuffs, 40c. pair postpaid.
THE CELLULOID COMPANY,
New York.
C A I I in the best oteaniior
OArVklU i or taostJ guodu.
PER
10:30 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J.
W. Myres, after which her remains
were peacefully laid to rest, beside
her little daughter, in Hockinan ceme
tery.
James Wilcox died at his home here
Men, 14tb, after an illness of two
months. Funeral took place at the
U. B. church Tuesday at 11 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. Myers. He was
aged 73 years, 11 months, and 7 days.
Remains were interred in Hockinan
cemetery. DAISY.
UIDGEYI LLE COBS EJKS.
RlDG KVILLK COB., Mar. 23d.
A Republican caucus was held last
Friday evening at their headquarters
and a full ticket put in nom nation
for the coming election. Owing to
the split off of the Populist element
from the Democratic ranks, the afore
said ticket will stand a good chance
of being elected.
E. E. Tressler has just lost a gocd
cow, the only one he had.
The new flour exchange at this
point is doing an excellent business.
Our cemetery trustees have found
it necessary to notify the public that
no horses can be hitched to the fence
inclosing it.
The meeting at the Cong, church,
under the direction of Rev. T. C.
Hodgin, is still in progress. He has
been laboring with large energy, but
has had no visible results.
Jno. Kellar has the lumber and
timber all sawed and on the premises
for a large barn, which he intends to
erect this season.
August Mehring has just completed
a fine revolving blackboard for the
M. E. Sunday School. Inasmuch as
the labor of constructing it was whol
ly gratuitous, the members of the
school feel under great obligation to
him. Vkritas
TUBUS VILLE.
Tubbsvilus, O., March 24,
Dr. Coy left a boy at the home of
Less Barber's home Monday morn
ing. Frank Diseliu is bulding a neat lit
tle barn on his farm.
Win. Mohr is improving his place
by building a new fence.
Frank Rummell closed his school
last week in the Clifton Dist.
The Helping Hand society meets
with Mrs. Mersales next Thursday.
Ellen Kline visited her sister in To
ledo last Thursday.
Lauren Fauver, ofRidgeville, was
the guest of Wilbur and Harry Kline
Monday evening. W. C. K.
FLOKIDA.
Florida, O., Mur. 24th.
Died, March 10th, of consumption,
Mrs. Hattie Brubaker, wife of Walter
Brubaker, aged 32 yrs., 2 months and
5 days.
A prcciotiH ono fitiin uh hus fjono;
A voico vr Iov.mI in .still,
Tliero is a vurunt plu. in ourjiomo
Which never can bo HUed. )7
(rod in Ii is wisdom has iwullod'
Tin1 hoon bin lovo luid iv.'ii.
And tin mull tlio body iiiouI.I.m'.s here.
The soui is safe in Hoavtui.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, antl positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For Sale
by D. J. Humphrey. lyr
WILL MEET IN CLEVELAND.
The Kuights of I'ytlih.H Will Hold an
Encampment.
Cleveland, March 19. Hon. Walter
C. Richie, supreme chancellor, Knights
of Pythias, anil Major General James
R. Carnalian are in Cleveland and have
had a conference with the citizens' com
mittee and local Pythiaus. The result,
is that all the necessary expenses antl
camp having been provided for, the
Ohio brigade will hold ail encampment
in the fourth week in August, lSUll, and
has issued a general invitation to all the
brigades of the military branch of the
Knights of Pythias throughout the
supreme jurisdiction to join with it in a
general encampment.
Died From Effects of an Operation.
Columbus, O., March W. Dr. Her
man Hirschbergor, a prominent young
Hebrew physician, died from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis. The
deceased gained wide notoriety a few
years ago by killing J. M. Miesey, a
butcher, in a quarrel over a medical
bill. He was acquitted of the crime.
Caaliieo. Right Arrested.
Columbus, O., March lD.John A.
Kight, cashier of Fifth Avenue Savings
bank, was arrested charged with em
bezzling .SO,000. . .
MARKET REPORTS.
Graiu and Stuck Quotations For March S3.
Now York.
Beef Family, $10 C(xai7 00; extra mess, 7 50
8 00; packed, HO 00 11 00. Cut meats Pickled
bellies, 4(fip5c; pickled shoulders, 4c;
pickled hams, SrtJHc. Lard Western steam,
$6 5C. Pork Old mess, ) 7SW10 25; family,
1U 5U11 00; short clear, Sll bmVi 50.
Butter Western dairy, lOfudlc; do cream
ery, 13922o: do factory, OMlilo; BlRinn, 21c;
imitation creamery, llgjloc ; stale dairy,
lWti20c; creamery, 20(g2Sc. Cheese State
large, flf10ic; smnll. mqtUfu; part skims,
3($tc; full skims, 2mj2c. Kgs State and
Pennsylvania, llf&llu; western fresh, lie.
Wheat 74c. Com 87c. Bye 42(gi45c.
Oats 26o.
Bostou.
Wool Ohio and Pennsylvania XXX, 21
22e: XX and above, I0(2Oc ; X, ltK519c ; No. 1, 21(
21!c; No. 2, 21(g22c; tine unwashed, lii(&14c:
unmerchantable, 15ig16e: Ohio combings No. 1,
(9'A blood, aftntt'JJuo ; No. 2, Jvblood, 22;a23c ;
Ohio delaine, 21($22c. Michigan X and above,
ltol7c; No. 1, 10W20c; No. 2, 21(a22c; fine
unwaHhed, ll(ad2c; unmerchantable, Modulo:
Michigan combings No, 1, (qi,4 blood, 20c; No.
2, -blood, 21(22c; Michigan deluine, 19ftji20c.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri: Combing,
Vblood, ir(iil7Sc; do ;-4-l)lo.)d, 17&17;jo: do
Dram, it)V2c; tuotmng, -mnim. itKuu; uo
biood, 17(y17ac; do coarse, llkgdGc.
Chicago.
Cattle Fair to best beeves. SS 90:qil 15;
stocKors antl tet.-ders, 52 75Yo?U 80; mixed cows
and bulls, 1 50Cu3 80; Texans, $3 004 00;
western, $2 15l(t.ii 70.
Hogs Light, U 90O4 15; rough pnekin'
and shipping. S3 85($3 05: mixed and butchers',
5a VWwi 05; heavy packing and shipping,
til 80 13 85: pigs, 'i Xft:i 45.
Sheep Natives, 13 IKXgS 70; western. $8 40f
4 mi; xexans, ji main vu. litmus 4 omn.4 no.
Wheat WAfs. Corn 2to. Oats lSJijC.
Eye 36Jic.
Pittsburg.
Cattle
butchers'
II 75(43 8
Prime, H 2.r34 40; fair to good
3 xs4 10 ; Dulls, stags and cows,
Hogs Heavy, 4 204 80: medium,
4 460
061 'pexun I -OK ujou -0109 1"IA
opti
oi H(B Rt tsqrairr 'On Gm r.t
18 SI 09 a-U43 EJ0 -"H
noag t0 St-" TC til M Tuq
.to r.
-fH "TS IXT ? 40 "o6 'pxui
3 OH iuoj -o-jii -p..j 2 -OH 4itt.
poos :eg $yo5 ft -"J4XH sqiuw putt ucmhs
0? H '"Sal -V- ftl rl
KiAeit P" nimp.m :cp zt p.K,3 t
aowiuoo 'mianoj toi1 ft 'sa.tit.io -&iI
"ttuna
OS t''1? t5'"null!t ioiI3 0Y fwno It'n.uumuv
f'Bet ! 'd.uK awion.) sqiuu( pun rt.u
The Labor
of getting
SI 095 Meals
confronts some one in evcrv
home each vear. Whoever the (ft
work devolves upon should tks
know about JJ
er. W il limit the long and weary
incr peeling, chopping, boiling.
seetllnii and mixing, u woman can ,-
' quickly imike mince pie, fruit pud- ic
ding, or fruit cake that will be Die tie- lia
light of her household, since .Mine u
Such is solrt everywhere mere is no
nioreneedol innKingyourown nnnce
nieut than of making your own yeast.
Try one package m cents.
Take no suhstilules.
L. VP will wrul vou frocaliiKilt, "Mil. 1'nn-
rv-tx ki.ih i nmiKNKiwiiK, , nr n,,-,,,.,
,iiuS4,& ta uonulur Iiuiiktoum write nl Hit' day.
Syraouse, N. V. (f
The Onlu Sleeping Car Line between To
ledo and Columbus.
The Only sleeping or Drawing Room Car
Line between Toludo, Columbus and
Marietta.
The Only Drawing Room Car Line between
Toledo, Columbus and Charleston,
W. Va.
Ft .an Sleepers between Columbus and
Chicago.
THH ONLY LINTS with 4 trains enok way dally
botween Toledo antl ColurubtiB.
THE ONLY LINE with 6 trnlns encll way on
tSanriays between Toledo and Cohmihim,
THH ONLY LINB with otrninscach wiiyditilv
botwenn Toledo, Bowling Ureen anil
Finding .
THE ONLY LINK with 3 trains each way dally
between Toledo and Charleston, vV. Va.
THH ONLY DIRffiC'P LIN ID between Tolodo
and the V intlniaB.
THE POI'ULAU 1.1NH between Tolodo, Foato.
ria, nucyrus, tiranvuie anu Mewarr..
Full Information relative to rates, timo of
trains, etc., will bo cheerfully furulsaed by any
Agent oz tne unio Lientrat Liincs.
MOULT0N HOUK, O. P. A.
TOLEDO, OHIO
IJsTAiu.isnKn iS5'
CHASE'S
BARLEY MALT
WKI5KY".
AbsoktieSy Pare
RliCOMMKNDKT) A.VJ 7iV
CORSED BY THK LEA'EKt
Physicians & CiiaMifv."?.
Ks'i'l;,;'Sitrl
AS TH13 FINEST biU,:.J-
LANT and TOXIC fo:
MEDICINAL & l'AJ.:iI.Y
USK.
For MALARIA, DYS
PEFSIA and WKAK
LUNGS rr is i-neouai.i-d
I'oit Salb liY
Eggers & Son, sole agents for Napo
leon.
1 yr
THE MARKETS.
Provision Market.
Napoleon, O., March 2ii,
A ipli p.i'recn peibu
Apples, 'ii ud per lb
Bi-eswax
Batter
Ei;g3 per doz. . . :
H. jnoy
Lard
Onio b per bushel
Potatoes,
Beans per bn
Salt, Coarse Hock, per bbl.
3-4
10tol2
U
8(Sil0
6
40
30
. iooi no
1 CO
1 00
Salt,Ci)imnon per bbl.
Salt.fc'ine labieper suck 5, 10('M
Jleat ami Poultry Market.
r Corrected weekly by Frank Beok.l'
Pickled pork 10
Smoked bacon
Smoked Rhoulders 1U
Smoked hams 15
Beef, front quarter 4
Beef, hind quarter .r
Chicks, live spring 6
Tnrkf vfl.li ve
Ducks p. r lb. spring 6(i8
Geese 40(a)(0
Veal calves. 4 00
Sheep, per head 2 003 Ol
Hides, sreen 4
Sheep pelts 253fi
Corn beef oer lb 8
Dressed hogs 4 fl
Flour, Feed and Grain.
TCorreoted weeklyby J, Koller& Oo.l
WhealNo.2,Ked 04
Rye Si
Corn Now, per owt 37
Oats 1!0
Buokwheat 40
Roller's No. 1 flour per sack. ..... 100
No. 2 floor !K)
Roller's No. 3 flour per sack 70
Rye flour pei ack 70
Boaltid Meal per sack IB
Corn and oats ahops per owt C0
Br nd perewt.... 00
Salt por bbl 100
White lime 05
Water lime , 1 10
Ralseue plaster 2 50
Piaster hair per bn 25
Buckwheat pe; sack 30
fCorrectee weeklj by H. H. Vocke itBro.
WhentNo.2 04
Wheat No. 3 02
Corn, New por cwt J17
Ryo and G;its 204 . SB
Napoleon Mil Is Gem. per suck. . 100
Napoleon Mills Gem, per bbl. .. 400
Rye Flour per s ick 50
Floarperaclt, low grade 70
Boulted Meal persack 15
Bran per cwt 00
Oitsandooru chop perowt 70
Soreeninas, chop percwtl 60
Buckwheat 35
Michicad sail perbbl 90
Baokwheatttourpersaok 35
The celebrated Specialist of
request,
Xarmleon, Miller Hotel, Tluirs.l.iy,
Toledo, ISiirnctt House, Friday, Apr. lOtli, t A. M. to i P. M.
Consultation and examination free and invited, in the private parlor of the
above hotels. Address your letter to DR. E. FUA'CK,
lilt liLLtunAiLlJ tAAmUiina
-FRANCE MEDICAL AND
dd4C'Jf'81.,oneblockN.olSlateHou8Q,Columbus,0. Incorporated 1886. Capital $300,000.
IhCaSjSCE.of New York,tlie welt Itnown and successful Specialist In Chronic Diseases
and Pis.SN'.Itlie Eve antl Ear, on account of bis large practice in Ohio, has established tha
FRANCE MBIi.OAL INSTITUTE, whore all fornisof Chronic. Nervous and Private Disease! will be sue
cetslullytreated on the moot Scientific principles. Ho is ably assisted by a lull corps of eminent
Physicians and Surgeons, each one betiiff a well known specialist lu his profession. ,
CD A IVIC hasiiosuperiofindiaituosini'aiidtreatintrdiscaspsaiiddeforniltles.
Dn, rrlMIMTC; Acute and OironicCatarrli, Diseases of the Eye.Ear, Nose, Throat
and LunR-s, Dyspepsia, Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney, Liver, Bladder, Chronic Female
and Sexual Diseases speedily cured by treatment that lias never failed in thousands of cases
that had been pronounced bevond hope. Many people meet death every year who might uava
beeu restored to perfect health had they placed their cases In the hands of experts.
Although ho treats all diseases of a chronic, lontr-standine;, obscure or difficult nature, and
cures many so-called incurable diseases, he wishes it thoroughly understood that if after a
thorough examination your caso is found to beiucurable lie Iran lily tells you so and reserves tha
right to reject all such, cases.
YOUNG MEN Who have become victims of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit, which, annually awecpg to an untimely
grave thousainlsof younfj nunof exalted talent
and brilliant intellect.may call withconfidence.
DR. FRANCE, after yearsof experience, hnsdis
coverod the greatest cure ltnown for wcalinesa
in the back and limbs, involuntary discharges,
impotency, (general debility, nervousness, lan
guor, confusion of ideas, palpitation of the
heart, timidity, trembling", diiuucKS of sif?lit,or
giddiness, diseases of the head, throat, nose, or
sltin, affections of the liver, luns, siomach, or
bowels those terrible disorders arising from
the solitary viceof youth and secret practices,
blitfhthif? their most radiant hopes or anticipa
tions, rendering marriage impossible, lake
one candid thought before it is too late. A week
3r month may place yourcase beyond the reach
of hope. Our method of treatment will speedily
and permanently cure the most obstinate case,
and absolutely restore perfect manhood.
TO MIDDLE-AGED MEN. There are many from
the age of 30 to 60 who are troubled with frc
uent evacuations of the bladder, often accom
panied by a slight burning' or smarting sensa
tion, weakening the system In a manner the
patient cannot account for, Ou examination of
the urinary deposits, a ropy sediment will be
louna, or tue color win dq aunn or miiKisn iiuc.
There are many men who die of this difficulty,
ignorant of the cause, which is a second stage
of seminal weakness. We will guarantee a
perfect cure In all Bucli cases, and a healthy
restoration of the gcuito-urinary organs.
FREE EXAMINATION OF THE URINE. Each person applying for medical treatment should
send or bring from 2 to 4 ounces of urine (that paused first in the morning preferred), which will
receive a careful chemical and microscopical examination, and if requested a written analysis
will be given. Persons ruined in health by unlearned pretenders, who keep trilling with them
month after mouth, giving1 poisonous and injurious compounds, should apply immediately.
Delays are dangerous.
lAfninFPFIEl PSIRCQ Perfected in old cases which have been neglected or unskilfully
VVUfiUknruL uyfcLO treated. No experiments or failures, Parties treated by mail or
express, but where possible, personal consultation in preferred. Curable cases guaranteed.
No risks incurred.
flrCases and correspondence confidential. Treatment sent C. O. P. to any part of TT. S,
List of 130 questions free. Address, with postal DR. . PEcANCE, 747 Franklia Ave.,
Columbus, Ohio.
llailllil Mil IIM-"""""" ""i
11 111 kS Ell & f LUtiAU;,
IIKALIUI IN
Fresh and Salt Heats,
j
Bologna, Sausage, &e.
Iighe.st market price pnidf""
cuttle, calves, sheep, hog3f
poultry mid hides.
Washington Street, HAPOLEON, OHIO'
Dr. Frederick L. Meagley,
Nulloual Uuion rjnililiii)?,
Toledo, Ohl i. I'l.oue lil'J.
ftBTiattlcc io.ilcd lo
Diseases ot tho ltcctnm.
COLLEGE !
Teachers,
Your ifllinolB now clone snil
vnu are lit a less to know
vlut to do lo furnlth yon Btranly and lucrnilve
'inplnynient. Yon certatuly could enjoy oin'
work ; wu are certii in w i ran iu:coromo(lato you
ilh sUnallou alVr rimiili'lliif nconmewilh
us. We ham IfiOO in liuatioiiH, lint need more
,no p.iHKtun Ilia nfcermry Eiloll educaliou, lo
:iccppt our future poaitioun.
MELCHIOR BROTHERS,
decS-ty 'I0L.EDO, OHIO
GltOOM YOLK IIOUSG AVITU
BONDER'S
HORSE CLEARER.
No Fi.ikh. Fleas. Mohouitoh or Lice.
11E.MOVES U.VNlillfKl'', IKii't'. LeiiveH the
Skin Moft ami White,
minium for any eime of M ANliK it will not Cure.
S'l'OI'S Irritulioii, ltnhliini;, line for c Liretn
MANE AND TAIL Cle uiei'of tlie v.'orld. No
M TT1M1.
KEEPS liuif Fine, Soft and Filky. A Hair
(ilU)WKH.
NO Sl'HA'ri.'HF.S. Mud will not sli.-k. Aids
in sheddinc-
Koire i'i'iiomiim! in lessthnii half the lime.
ATOXIC. HA KM I.F.HS. Itcnioven Stuins.
KKKl'S Hair from l-'udiiiB.
EXPENSE lint ii trille. Half callon eleanti
Horse l''ii times. Uy its use horse has
eoat like velvot. Also used on rattle and
dons. For Milk Cows it's especially valu
able in lly time.
Ask Dhai.i'.h for Honn-eh'n Horse Cleaner,.
Will Ship Half Gallon on receipt ;of ?l.im.
(MKNTION THIH I'Al'KR.1 PATKN'TED.
VOLEOO SPECIALTY CO.,
T"LtrrO. - OHiO.
Use Bonnor's Hoof Dressing and Barn Dust,
lob 27-iy.
UNION MEAT MARKET. BEARD & M
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S . '
the France Medical Institute by
will visit
April ttlli. 1 . . M. to H I, M.
747 Franklin Ave., Columbue, Ohio.
a DuvcfPiAU nc tuc
l ii i gtuinn ui nib
SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
DISEASES OF WOMEN. We have a special de
partment, thoroughly organized, and devoted
exclusively to tlio treatment of diseases ot
women. livery case consultingour specialists,
whfitherby letter or person, is given the most
careful and considerate attention. Important
cases (and we get few which have not bn tiled the
skill of all the home physicians have the bene
fit of a full council of skilled specialists In
treatment of diseases peculiar to females, our
success has been marked, over two-thirds of
our patients being ladies, old, young, married,
single, rich and poor. Our method is entirely
free from objectionable features of the general
practitioner, namely, "Local treatment." We
seldom find it necessary. Weprepare remedies,
constitutional and local, as the case demands,
and instruct ladies how to treat themselves.
MARRIAGE. Married persons, or young men
contemplating marriage, aware of physical
weakness, lossof procreativc powers, impotency
or any other disqualilicat ions, speedily restored.
PRIVATE DISEASES. Iilood Poison, Venereal
Taint, Gleet, Stricture, Seminal Emissions,
Loss of Sexual Power, Weakness of Sexual
Organs, Want of Desire in Male or Female,
whether from Imprudent habits of youth or
sexual habits of mature years, or any cause that
debilitates the sexual functions, speedily and
permanently cured. Consultation free aud
strictly confidential. Absolute cures guaran
teed. Medicines sent free from observation tg
all parts of the United States.
EPILEPSY OR FITS Positively cured by a new
and never-failing method Testimonials fur
nished. nni iw in
(Itamiis over 'Elic Kin-Lot)
i jii'O iii'.;iri':l to ilu nil manner of
WIRING !
iHXl
-AND J'TllMHHf(l-
FIXTURES OF AU
-OX MI'li'.T NOTK.'K.-
all "Wo:k:k:
WDduo in ii sut iKf K'l-try manin: :nnl tit
ro.LH'HKihlc prk'i.'H.
US A
mch-iu-lin.
RIAL,
BET AND CHEAPEST
CiTStocli Fond Mtidn -International
IJ feeds for 1 cent, at
HUMPHREY'S
19-3in Drujjr Store.
HAVE YOU ANY HOGS ?
tYos wehnvfl Iiokh! Well you wmt liuvntliom
A. J. Pennock's Kew Hog Cboltra Cure.
1ts a snreiMiro an well iih ix eertiiin preven
fcitivn. Hottoholei'ti is in the hind and a word
to tlio wifn should ho HiHIicient. Ii'orsule at
Satir ,t Hidsley's. Napoleon, ().. mid at l'rico
AMohler's, Liberty Ceiitur, Ohio. mcli l'JtH
ELY'S I'lSEOLA BAI.SAM is a sure Rem
edy for conyh, colds, uoru tin oat i:nd for
RKllime. Ii prothes
quickly nbnti s the
coiii;iij nod ren-
lers i jtiielora
ion easy.
Consumptives
will invariably de
rive beiifi'H from
its nee. Munywho
sii pi oso t Ii e i r
citi-ts to be con-
N VW 'iTiSSr1. l1IIU tton aie only
siiltenu fioin cold er dee.T peefid roiiyh,
otien imiTiaviiled by caliiri h. For catarrh
ne Kly's Crenin B dm. Bolu rem? dim are
pleai-aiit to n?e. Cream Bilni 5'J el, per
bottle; Piueoln Balsi m, 25c. Sold t v Duig-gi-ts
ELY'S BROTHERS, 5li Warren St., N. Y.
niDOHVILLK COHN'EUS.
J. W. HANNA. WM. A. H ANNA.
MANNA &"HAM;JA.
Real Estate and Insaranc j Agents.
Loans viatic lrnl!y.
Absfrai'ts of tiile, deeds, iiinrtin's and
and eontrai'ts inude and ai'kut'wiei.'crd any
iilaee in the I'oimty. OITI vim- John H.
I'retise's jewelry store, Napoleon, Ohio.
'. V E MUST HAVE 1JKI.P. Wc roy nun mid
.vomi-ii sill t, JH per TiHikli r cai-y latino work.
No liookn it piMldiinu . Hloaily I'Uiplov nit'i t Knur
iiitifd, Hfinl Kttnup lo r wm U nitd iiiirtii'iilr.rs afe
nure. IlliHViAN & SEYMOUR, 213 South Six'.ii
atreot, PUimdi'lpUia, Pa. jau 3U-am
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