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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05
RESCUED FRoM DEATH

Everything new and cheap at Lambs. in
Liberty Center. ot
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

S. M. Honeck has just received his
spring stock of piece goods, the finest in
the city. tt
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ImpOrtant to Travellers.

For the best so cent. fine cut, to Brat
aV's &c
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the purpose of organizing Post of the Grand Army
OF the Republic. The application for a charter is
in the hands of james Shay; cx-soldicrs are re.
quested to sign said application.
EVERYBODY PLEAsED.-No wonder that
everybody is pleased when they see those
beautiful patterns of wall and window pa
per now on exhibition and offered for sale
at Saur's Drug and Book Store. The stock
and variety is unusually large, so that all
who wish can make suitable selections for
parlor, hall or kitchen. Then too, right
here at this same store you can select from
one of the largest stocks, your Opaque and
Holland cloth, shades for windows, either
i'll patterns ready made or by the yard,
put on the very best spring, endless cord
or string fixtures, warranted to give the
very best satisfaction. These shades are
not only ornamental, but very durable,
lasting for many years with any reason
able care. They are also very cheap this
year, being cheaper than ever before, so
that everybody can afford to buy them.
Groschner & Reddersen offers for sale
two side bar, leathcrto buggies. Persons
wanting No. one buggy will do well to
examine before they buy. I'm.
CHICKENS CHICKENS - The under
signed has large stock of thorough bred
Plymouth Rock chickens for sale, cheap.
Will also sell eggs for $3.50 per dozen, at
the yard; itshipped, $3.50.
b. +. CHRoNINGER,
Liberty tp., Henry Co., o. limo
Fringes and persermentry, the biggest
stock we ever had, at Geo. & Joes. 3t
We are strongly disposed to regard that
person as the hest hvsieia N w ho daos nost
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The Lima Court House commission
viewed our new COurt-Hous Thursday
last The structure was well liked, in
architectural design aud its other arrange
p,aptS
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05
Court Of Common PIeas pest Tuesday.

The State Bar Association meets in To-
ledo on July 9th.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

NOTICE. have been informed that GER
tain parties in our town are selling an in
terror vinegar as Thiesen's pure Cider
Vinegar, thereby injuring the reputation
of my vinegar. l brand this as a mean
trick. Ask for Thiesen's pure cider vine
gar, and be sure that you get it.
hch3l-2m JOHN THIEsON.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

SAD AFFLICTIoN.--It is with feelings of
deep regret that we announce the death of
Earl, the young son of G. e. Reynolds,
Esq, which sad event took place Monday
afternoon, OF typhoid pneumonia. One
week ago last Sabbath, the 18th anniver-
sary OF Earl's birthday, he was taken to
his bed, and from that time until his death
was irrational. Earl was Il bright and
active little fellow, above the average in
telligence of the youth OF his age, and was
much beloved by his associates and those
who knew him. His death cast a sad
gloom over the whole community, and
especially over his young play fellows,
among whom he was one of the most ac-
tive hut Il few short days ago. His funer-
al took place yesterday afternoon, the re-
mains being follow ed to their last resting
place by large number of relatives and
friends. The sorrowing parents have the
heartfelt sympathies of the community in
their at1liction.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

% oicorPontion some" 'e'o'uu-I
the s country are quit" prevalent throughout published Toledo
package ,o he [ deyI to S eps ~ ~
Perry M ] re painted and pointed joe Hal ons Mem
n tor doing the work i1onec
busy n ,i that anyone vii, sell Won MINI Mn
J., lin ntownno & Do Or s n % Sc Sr less proved
thedruggt Bills
The latest vIe noke bonnet is Of s0cr lows
g that head Jas
are furnishing printed cheap s5 s': tE sa somewhat " the old '" 'n'A-
D. Hes
publishes es @ tine % @ s & % tn W g s " b @ Rv AZ
naamr ] any teeth H' wei" little enough t @ @
at s. and 0f soup" ----------- " TTo, rpn
sal. T r @ % a few weps psnn rss% @ i1a' sS nst
,r| ~ % 1t will make your butter better Cary has Cor Com
Ss % ~a s % ss , % % @ ss
clocks cheap at j F. Rh' Liberty Cen una,o
The Probate Judge issued we You Young Imam man. you you wish % moSy @ ' May
4r %ps' license" during the mont" sz" stylish ~Ss ~Sa
"a Everybody and sec the beautiful Of IN, h ,an anour
spring styles at C. NJ Fsks Jewry
san Sn"a n s sss' s ss,S @ ssss sSny "es S SSs
r. A ro, a t twine Binder should Grsctner ~ e.
Of brand with the portrait Jas the REP
a Tyler ~ - - - ,
] @ e. Goods M % ' % from m S Yt M Henry
death Reynolds Reynolds account" the sn latest t styles dn including o % @ a.
Tester Liberty opposite
DID, for snug sum- of s The % action & Ga Little Liver Liver pills Florida
e We stimulate the liver and regulate the HrS
send bowels but do They %
siswhat ewant please ,;sa cent"
Of cdsns full exchange gives the following good a
n oas h anu % %at
the elocuion them for few days Es.
ss;s yss @ s 5S,:%s PSz s, 1s,ss ] a
grocery Her Degs Worm syrup 1t an wan
s. remedy @ ang s seS"on, ; strengthening = Cotton @
SO We
% @ % is county was cleaned out by the person genu
week. We have further particulars in October nine in November seven in
&n ] HN' % ' hs ea Pssna ~ ] m.; ] sn ] ns i'm i'm
n, m Toledo this week should not fail months first
n beI
coming rounds papers, ago.
new goods at low prices This Public allowed late law from Water
% ''''" buy good goods '"s s ss s @ @ % sd r: % @
g The dance given bv the Iio ua7
last THURSDAY evening was one 1he fin
proud The Tstate 3 @
1s n, 5anss n: tn M tns iv r9sss p st cSn SsaS s
viewed s @ oS oo on tne I % 1
architectural design aud @ g ing s % ] @ h" @ 81 ] @ % of H
of @ I vote of f. Co.. last Thursday re-
~ on IS vex Lieutenant Colonel
You paper costs moth @ It
" ner~ m @ nor vnewby M the BONANZA
ID ID o1ne'l ons 9 n' JUST think, expense
az road between Butler and Detroit where Why!
As connection will be formed with supng publishers @
@ % Western railway WITH
ID Vegetable Gillian Hail rRenwe vents
no new preparation the pupl eN
restoring hair cher always le and
ID dheads % r ,nt sevn bnn1d nO
M III
s @ largest s pnns ] @ % Ss % % % ] ~ & s" % M 1 si %"a% @
mini
foot This racacn
learned
ethahe tduna $
Ter dienchan to the
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

FoUND-The place to get watches and
clocks cheap, at j. f. Roth's, Liberty Cen
ter 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

BECKMAN's HALI--One night only, Mon
day evening, May 9th, the Great Original
New Orleans Minstrels, in soiree of re-
fined minstrelsy. Fifteen first-class art
lists. Peoples popular prices. Admission
35 and Scots. Reserved seats at Frease
Bros. An exchange says ofthe Co.
The New Orleans Minstrel company at the Opera
House last night was greeted with u good audience,
the gallery and half the body of the house being
filled This company had with them the band that
has visited this city for quite while and their beau
tful instruments attracted considerable comment.
The Introductory overture and chorus, including their
comic songs and funny sayings, was well executed,
and greatly pleased the audience. The singing by the
quartette was fine indeed, and loudly applauded.
The cornet playing of Mr. l.. p Benjamin, was feat
Of musical skill that received a heavy encore The
clog dancing of Pearl and Welby was finely exc.
cated as any that have seen showed that they
are artists in their specialties. The baratone solo
Swanee River" and variations by Mrs. Nellie Gorton
seemed to be especially well received Taken alto
gether the performance last evening was consider
ably above the average and the audience departed
ming over with laughter.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

For all kinds OF garden and field seeds
go to Bradley's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Why do so many people we see around
US, seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation.
nhizzlness, ~ Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF
.me ',.Iv ro1u, yellow skin, when tor 75cts, we
teed to cure them. Sold by G Sa1r.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The Wauseon grist mill lately destroyed
by fire is being rebuilt.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The Fremont Messenger publishes the
names of its delinquent subscribers who
owe s. and over.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

James Haley, whose place of residence
was in Richtield township, and well
known here, was instantly killed by
train on the D. & NJ, near Cnstar, OIL Mon
day night. The particulars as we learned
them, are that he got drunk at the above
place, and in the evening started for his
home. 1t is supposed he laid down on the
side of the track and fell asleep. His head
was severed from the body. Several years
ago he lost his left arm under similar cir
cumstances. He was single man.-Desh-
Ter Fldg
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The Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific rail-
way will have completed and in running
order, by the end of next month, it's new
road between Butler and Detroit, where a
connection will be formed with the Great
Western railway,
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Goods sold for cash only at Geo. &
| Iocs e
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Auditor Ennes has been busy during
the past week assessing railroad property.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Get out your croquet balls and mallets
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Heller & Coover have been gathering in
the coal stoves during the past week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Ihis Is beyond question the most sue.
cesslul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
a Iew tS u3seS invariably cure the worst cases
~ oougn, Group and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consnmn.
tion is without parallel in the Lisioru IF
medicine: Since its first discovery il has
oeen sold on guarantee, a test which no
other medicine can stand. II YOU have n
cough we earnestly ask YOU to try II,
Prlce lOcts, scots, and 81. If your l1ncs
are sore chest, or back lame, use Sbilo6's
rofous 4 Plasters. Price 25cts. Sold by j
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The roads are dry, but still little
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Now is your time to buy good goods
cheap at Geo. & Joes. St
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The lawn mowers are now in use.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The farmers are putting in full time
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

For ground oil cake go to Badley's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Rev. Henry Morgan says, he has or
dered two sets of type and engaged two Of
the largest printing houses in Boston, to
print the next edition of "Boston Inside
Out,"up to 10000. Over 1000 agents are
canvassing for the work, so ministers and
nearly 1000 students. They have the pro-
fits, as the book is for reform, and not for
min
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

We have a stock OF envelopes which we
are furnishing printed cheap.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05
New moon.
The oats crop will be short.

New moon.
The oats crop will be short.
The lawn mowers are now in use.
For ground oil cake go to Bradley's. II
Get out your croquet balls and mallets.
The farmers are putting in full time
now.
Goods sold for cash only at Geo. &
Jocs. 81
The roads are dry, but still little
rough.
The finest line of childrsn's shoes at
Frease's. 2t
Jack Frost is trying to get in his work
now days.
Get up and dig-garden making time
has come.
Toomuch shooting going on within the
corporation.
Strikes are quite prevalent throughout
the country.
Soapine at Cary's, cents per package
or for 25cts. 3t
Randall and Yeager are building large
saw-mill at Grellton.
Farmers are too busy to attend to much
business in town now.
The man who exploded with laughter
didn't know it was loaded.
We have stock OF envelopes which we
are furnishing printed cheap.
Heller & Coover have been gathering in
the coal stoves during the past week.
The Fremont Messenger publishes the
names OF its delinquent subscribers who
owe s. and over.
The Wauseon grist mill lately destroyed
by fire is being rebuilt.
Auditor Ennes has been busy during
the past week assessing railroad property.
FoUND-The place TO get watches and
clocks CHEAP at j. F. ROth's Liberty Cen
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover
is 10 new preparation for the puplic to ex-
pertinent with; its success is unparalleled
for restoring gray hair to its natural color,
promoting its growth, and producing new
hair on bald heads.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The man who exploded with laughte
didn't know it was loaded.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Get up and dig-garden making time
has come.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

Fringes and persermentry, the bigges
stock we ever had, at Geo. & Joes. 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-05

The finest line of children's shoes at
Frease's. 2t
, 1881-11-01
a tSr,ltc Fttly yI'uni.l.eti-TWenty Tears
III Jail for 1ll.'Ifeattn. n NFiohAiesH
I'll ri.

HrnACusE, N. T., Oct. as.-Clown 'Wolch, Of
Syracuse. mid .tMtnes Acnisson, u shoensakar.
temporarily Ut ulIca. haye haoi Oh trial this
week fnr nssaAttDg. with intent to rob anl rAv-
lsh, III tho CuHtrat Hotel, Hyrseuse, kAte Mfrs
ncti. yaung o,nigrant x.r!, 1whonl tAoy met an
Il Train l,etwccn ElcM and Syracuse. lly lying
to hor, thoy induced her to belIcvo tl,At shn
@ Wn nayo IT, ryn Ply ~ syfeIso IT, osv, os snay
cunilcctn!t With tho c"ntralI iin|road.
Miss hlnrstioii Acunnlpnnet thu ruff
tnns. Aftur failing III tholr brutal Intentions.
Wclch snutchcu the yol!tg wutnn,i's jhtroit
n,tc tsoaa sygncuee to es.leuyar to tempt Miss
HRrslen with tn1ncy not to Hl|lNAr In cttlrf. RhD
was indignantly roiuseti. Euurts wnro tn4tlp To
spirit tue yollu9 wt'lnnn nwAy, Ana tho District
anl kpsE' her t'acr his protection. pn tho trial
b!cra. thieyea, atH ruil!aHs IN tho ulty, md his
cunt,srl totIk II ron,nrkh,'tp cbnrsp to snsn him,
making Uvery lH,sHlbIo clfnrt tn Dltan rlny by
a!lG9stersax, aud descending 7" the nttcnnt 70
htmHktn II frieHdIcsa girls rhHraetcr. At the
opr,lng III tho court this !norHtMg, Judge R!cKc!
sentenced Welch to Auburn l'rlsnn. at hnrd
hlhnr, fur twcHty y1nrH. Aenlstull. Win ptGAurd
guilty. wns sents,irpd fur thrco years. Tho eItl-
xt.nA Of syracuse nre ruisfnH purse for kat0
MurseTi,
, 1881-11-01

from tho G,,sttnty of thu Superintendent nf tho
Asylum ut Et4th. A.rll IA my ,r!,r.
III" 'ihsnE wur,fs w..u1. 9rre,,.1 with npn1nl,xD
iy llr Expectations. EIi !hp lhiiI1Is iutekty sup
ptG%ttHl thu uttsneUliy ttnfutsfiNir irtttNu. Mrs.
Hubert wis sn tl'nstHl lt her tlIsrhnfEn tat AI,s
cried: hns hHr tNt,thtt, wiz, hna l}iit win her
constantly since HtlU wla brought intu Tho city
yNY Nt3tl tlrGtej>1H,1.
, 1881-11-01

LOST AND lUNU.
r OsT small. SKYE TERRIER,
i.Ip. saitahls reward ioi ii. fssaf - III Htn.ons
r OST- OK MONDAY AFTERNOON.
iaf1tuf {lI Return. u EiIAS. <. NiiI, IL ~.
saliv- H., uad ytcslfv liberal EaWul4.
, 1881-11-01

llrnwn'a ir,n lsltsura arc trua tonic, aud not
nn nlltlhNtlU hgyernHe.
, 1881-11-01

I1Ots SAi.l,-Ar IL DAlMAtS-A =
~ AtnFy mud haspniart 'hrtrk dwelling, ~ tnoJls.
H.: HOrsh sM.itnh.st,, EkkU
Entlngt. and lot aE Lnrro}t.av. oIfner Elizabeth.
It. Win tAstw ttfit. {:ltkM. i .-.-- ...
f'NftngH md lot iii FuthHssL. f10M.
lArt tut fHrt I'M cutsnKg l{rf.yr nv. by tn feet
TAttY-tfnl-st,. with large 4a!ltlnK.
, 1881-11-01

1CON SALE--V,AAl SQuAlE FEEr ~"
II lgnd " llttwHvr.s Gt'ya luf tu Nv lUwu, II M
Il, Wuuiis, III t1eutuurh-s$
, 1881-11-01

'E1DK Sil.i:-I}Y Il. ". lIiMAS .iK. L.
IL ti.--hItGrt tpriIHr fittfet-Ht. nnd Irnti,s.as
wnnt III nIrr. II. IS. HfMAS In. i CO, III Dear
hurlt-rt.
, 1881-11-01

lsI;tiL J;EItfJ'E Vli4NIJcU.
WANTED -. III BUY FOR CASH, a
~. ttrst.eM.t reS,lonc's t,A stt sip, In vicinity
"t Twepsn.nt. tnst II WabMs,,'aS; z" A!Irt-
$t* ufln1f hku possession ttls fnil tuHin!h#ti'n*
wilt fss reatGu GH1&iantIaL Address ~ Tttt-
iN.. i,sfsat.
, 1881-11-01

I4Njl, SAl.E-Tl1t:EE FI.AME DWELl.-
i. ttg. S,+ L. Ii, Hd u IsrEf.. place. hehr 3.iu-
Csiln Park: rnntt fur Irr alinGn. liFice s1itA.
Fnur trt.; siwul,s.igE ui1d tHn UFtoE slorcs
NurllWHslrrH ta.EHtops.
kU AGses Knnsas ttiti4 cI1Dnp.
, 1881-11-01

117uE SAtE-WE WISH 10 Call. TIE
chu!rn rrnlrIly Er:tAu notwithstanding sites; nlsD
q nrsI.s in s .nmhwssklrt q! Lc Win water
t!rnlats npriy t"J. 4. WlIlTE X GtI looa. i, ii ai
, 1881-11-01

1ilflE SA1.E-9t, ,{L0~4 II .OT .HiNi:D, SOUTH
- frunt, IN Ma.l,er-*t.. .hHtw.ep Elhtuh und Lai-
tPrsttt,,
tIlsJ caci,, two hits 24xlf fGct enrll. TweF-s,
ritltH TT lHulna. TtlIK IrI1rty ID cheap vi tleHs
lrEes,
Il! pur tnt-:tlx1,j IN MaaiiinHtoh-ss. hotleYMrtt
8J fret III fnItfnrHin-H ttFtt nsss<It" I1d,
r. H. IHIflh HUM 4 III afnallanIl. ".
, 1881-11-01

IjOK SAl.E--:0 FEET On r.iCIEit-AV.,
- with inttng.'lncnlr a feet s1tth II tnn liu-
Inquire III cIiUItTALt4 X IlI.lS1l:lt.
ttu IJHaYll,TI,-st.
, 1881-11-01

Inule Sal l.E-sSn nlJ0-,-1S14l.iS-iF..: :; MN
Il nu.s' snlI from )ak1nhd stMt,,n mud rtr,,t .alr-
nc!nunn lr''nt hrirk rpstdnce. na~Iy pnper'aT nnl
la1iits rev ftrluet Dl91hnl kItA hx&Nrer history
lnIrr lat III t,.l itne. to MliBy.
r.tni"ft furnished E0&ttlEG Including Nlnnu nCt
iiitIA Il Il Mati.r tii,.,.x. -, 49, -. -
, 1881-11-01

4 %ssss;: ,car pasR. !. bE''iaarEs *'iS:
, 1881-11-01

NORTH SIDE.
Ff,O REfT-OSI.y TT PARTY WHO
l. will bny fnrn!llrn. t-ffnry and mt..4snsnt lrtrk
dwelling. nearly upIaslts mum enirnne. % .i1GnlH
Park. r.'ftt only fH lGr h1tNtk !. 4 ]. 81 HAMHt.E
~ nehrfHitn-AL
FTW KENT--:lSTUNr AND BASEMENT
L u,nrbc-frnnt bnusa. fufnlsIea. lnqulrs Mt 'El
Ia SAtlH-ny,
, 1881-11-01

y ttr.u Int. Tnyfor-.l. r1aar Wo"j. tat: ,;.timiu
brick Nnl III, Wni!aH,.si:. 4,aAr 'llty :t;tnrh sl
p'ni h'nsn, ihliterc!i.At itenr Thirty. .fft $tu5s;
rutaaEt l}aHrb1rr-ht., Neat Thrt}-tMh. f%lu
/ Ii hfNtffiI1ttrt1, ttftyr.k.
, 1881-11-01

SITUATIONS WASTEE-Ny TWO EA.
in,rIrl.,i tirIt, ,Ite H~ tank ptld tiIF utcf ~
krt.i pir.. t south iHrk'Hv.; cIlt fnF t"n ays' ~
, 1881-11-01

11ult SAI.E-Ul5ltltAM WARM Alls
IL turNnce Nt. hTltt1Sts. MI Wvat MDilrne'nl.
| THOR HALE--l!OAIsD or TRADE MEM
IL brrshlp. tur i. II taagh o. tHw days. Ataf"as
- NJ HIibUnH
, 1881-11-01

1HUR IE-1ID ACRES On THE EAt4u-
Inv, To p1,hsh. TUMLtSSttS.
- Ii METROPOLITAN. sItvtk.
, 1881-11-01

THOR S.t1E-DI Il. ". lt}&AN Jl;. &
- tu.--2HN tndluhn-ny., ..stnts irInI3 in ttrst-
Iiass cuntlttlt,n. X. ii. HiMAN iii. CU. nj Duuf-
, 1881-11-01

CL41fHPOI1lNI,S, ..-.....
A Ill. ltEEUslAlESD MttS. FIlANKS, :Gt
1W1Rt atAiltatpnat bUkE s4ylsur IL 70. uarliak0
1aHy. hQanus4 lt,IHblus, fHur. ii cunt. Ia ii.
NIlsS, lUWEN, 9tAfiNETIC TltEAT-
.1t1 aent Mnu yatx!r bs. ". vi Mn.L Maal.uM-st
, 1881-11-01

I1u}t SAI.E-IIY Il. W. HYMAS aE. Il
- Cl-Ei t'nrk.nv.. .sury ssnne-lfs'ut. 1hls hHs1
MaA Hllec tnll tur sHn Ru ci nuw ~ *nh! Iur tI.-
t!r u!rr 1ntl IIHf TINT klia,4 IL, ". lliMAS Jt.
tU. 1.E HutrlHIr.nL
, 1881-11-01

1I1Oit SA l.E-AT \ BA AEuiAlN tTEHAIS
~ tn 1tI-iax lat feet WMrrtti.ay.. wtst Ut llu-
1'ns.st., s"nth froni. Apply TT lrt nunrbur1..l in
, 1881-11-01

11sUk SA LE-A t;fH1n ..S'TOl.Y FRAME
IL ,nl,st. hfst ratio lHltn md lHt H2xi;s fupl. I
A1aMa'xy.. near 1~Gntt .nlh.st.s $>H4h
j. 4. n1tAftii i ~, III WIshnEtOl-at.
, 1881-11-01

| FIsU ENC1lANtils-aM ACRES OF THE
L. lusi. turning IuEd In fobrs~ka fr ChIcnau or
suburban sol1rtS. ur H1 aslhsA carriust. ~ auulI
| (,nualsnt.
, 1881-11-01

THOR SAl.E-TItE FINEST 4rEOnT
~ h,ase a,,d 1T % M!ch,s9m.as tnYth g, lw.nsy-
Er particulars IL rue 1e rtnltres. Apply tn j. X
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, 1881-11-01
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uirI fur tvt.,ud wtIrH hr ltsilt hni,XtWurk. uest
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t,tTl.AT1pS WASrED-iiI \ PROT.
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, 1881-11-01

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lrunt atuFe, witt. AMtt nlH!yr, u lMEnnin.
r. a. ifltAtiit Is 70, Hi WAshlNItn1~bt.
, 1881-11-01
AGENTS PAINTED.

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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-02-10

a grateful people mOurns its dead
heroes, patriots aud @statesmen.@ 1t
is earnestly TO be hoped that Texas
Twill EsoIse uay initiate, alike
the custom Ofsthe ancient and the
pride. of the. modern, and
that the bodies of all those venerated
for their distinction .in our annals
will sleep side by side beneath the
shadow of the Capitol. while their
virtues and their services will find
tittingsrommemoration in the monu-
nents that shall rise over their
graves, kissed by acknowledgement
famed by the breezes of the land
they loved so well. In the mean
while let the state hang theportraits
of her governors unon the walls of
her State House. I hemost striking
and thrilling scene in the. history of
the British Parliament, was when
the elder Pitt, in rs great speech
on the conduct OF the American
war, called up the names and memo
ry of England's great statesmen; of
former times to attest the justice of
his position: and. pointing to the
stored tapestry whereon hung the
portraits of Britain's most illustri-
Gus and venerable men, asked
them TO look down with pity and sor!
row on the acts of their successors
and descendants. The appeal had its
effect, for in the face of the
cold scrutiny and sealed Sc
renity of that pictured galaxy.
British parliament could do no
ignoble act. So we may confidently
believe that the historic presence of
a long line of sainted dead, illustri!
Gus in war and peace, and whose
names are canonized in the memo
cries of the people, always visible
on the walls of her State House, and
viewing, like a "cloud.. Of wit
nesses," with calm and superhuman
vision, the deliberations of her rep
resentatives, Texas might rest Sc
cure i'll the expectation that her
sons would never dishonor their
fathers. OHM.
AUSTIN. February 8, 1881.