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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
The Right Application.

Mrs. D Morrison, Farnham Centre. p.
O. writing about DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
says: George Bell used it on his SDii.
and it cured him of Rheumatism with
only few applications, The balancdof
the bottle was used by an old gentlenhn
for Asthma, with the best results SIt
acts like CHARM For sale by all drik.
gists.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

ELoCUTIoN.-Mrs. Irving's pupils and all
desiring to become such, are requested to
meet her at the City Hall, Monday, Jan.
II, 1881.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

The delinquent tax land sale will be held
at Beckman Hall on next Tuesday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Scribner & Ulrich have some first class
sleighs for sale, cheap. 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Bring US your job printing and advertis-
ing. Rates reasonable.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

SOLD OUT.-L. Bockleman has sold out
his grocery store to Chas. Poke, who will
take possession on the first of February.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Music AT Low RArKs.-The cidticisms
ofthe January Score are OF especial value
as they contain lengthy review Of Perii-,
ozs Symphonic FsntasiiQue, and nLfEt1
Faust Symphonic" by Louis Q. Elss.l
who also commences series Of historical
papers upon the German song.'' The
paragraph column Is also especially bsilli
ant. Seven pieces Of music are alsb >o1t
in this issue, the priccs of any ODD being
sufficient indueement for our readsra 10
get this valuable number. We mention
the list "Mush, Mush; rQuIlting Par-
ty;"Poliy Wolly Doodle" popular COLI
lese songs. Sunday Vocal" by Holzel.
Fra Diavalo," Fantasia by Sydney
smith. blessed be the Lord" sacred Sc
lection, with the popular "Heel and Toe
Polka" Send your name with 10 cents
(stamps takenl to Jno. F. Perry q Co, Is
West ST., Boston,.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Don't fail to go to the New York Novel
lamps and glassware just received. Lamp
chimneys ) cents, goblets 5 cents, tum-
blers 5 cents, castors 81. Also, china and
yellow Rockingham ware. so doz ladies
and gents handkerchiefs, kid gloves &c.
Call at once for bargains.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Parties wishing overcoats made to order
can get them at s. NJ. Houeck's, now, at
bottom prices. n
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Have you tried those SOC teas at Brad
ley's2 IT
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Parents ofNapoleon and vicinity, it is
all folly to go to Toledo to purchase your
children's clothing, when Hahn q Meyer
keep full stock on hand at all times.
Their prices are as low il not lower than
Toledo prices, and their goods are always
the latest style. Try them and see II the
aDo'eis hot true. 2 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

We return thanks to F. r. Myers, of the
Penn. r. r. Co., and to the Toledo & Col
umbus r. r., for renewed favors.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Notice the new advertisement of Knee
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The Press and the Northwest Annual.
LHenr1 Couniy siRnL.l

tHsny County signL.l
We are indebted to brother Orwig for q
copy Of the NorthVesrs Illustrated Al
manac. The illustrations are very fine
the typographical work excellent, and the
publication is one the proprietor may feel
proud Of
IDeshler Flag
We acknowledge the receipt ofthe DEM
ocrstic Northrest's Annual, for which Bro.
Orwig has our thanks. 1t is handsome.
(ottowa sentinel.l
We have received copy Of the Annual
issued by the Democratic Nortkrest. 1t is
handsomely printed, neatly gotten up, and
upon the whole the best thing of the kind
that has yet come under our observation.
Defiance EIpress.l
The Napoleon Northeast has issued a
very neat Annual for 1881, a sample copy
of which is on our table.
Youngstown yindicator.l
From the Democratic NorthWeSt, pub
lished at Napoleon, Ohio, We have an Al
manac for 1881. 1t contains a number OF
cuts, handsome in design and press work,
OF sea shore and Rocky mountain scenery,
with appropriate reading matter in the
descriptive. L. L. Orwig, the publisher,
shows enterprise in making so great an
outlay for what must return him so little.
Write for copy.
Lebanon PATRIOT
We are in receipt of copy of the Demo-
cratic N0rth,cest Annual, q neat almanac
paWv4det, accompanied by the "adds" OF
prominent Napoleon business men.
defiance Democrat.
The Northeast of Napoleon has our
thanks for copy of its annual" an ele-
giant work, profusely illustrated, and con-
tanning much interesting reading.
Lima Times.
l.. l.. Orwig, publisher OF the Northpest,
Napoleon, has sent us copy of his alma
nae for 1881. 1t is a neatly printed work,
with good advertising patronage, and
speaks we'll for the enterprise OF the citi-
zens of that place.
[Wauseon Republican.
We are indebted to Mr.. i. l.. Orwig, of
the Democratic NorthUest, for copy of a
very neat illustrated Almanac for 1881.
[Wsuseon Expositor.
We acknowledge very tasty "Annual"
from the Napoleon Northwest. The work
is credit to the publisher, L. L. Orwig.
Bowling Green Democrat
Bro. Orwig, of the Napoleon Northwest,
will accept our thanks for copy of his
annual almanac. 1t is neatly gotten up,
and shows creditable typographical skill.
Bryan Democrat.
The annual issued by the Napoleon
Northwest is one OF the neatest publica-
tions ofits class that we have received.
[Celina Standard
We are under obligations to l.. l.. Or
wig, editor of the Napoleon Northeast, for
a copy of his Annual for the year 1881.
The work shows that Bro. Orwig is COM
petent to turn out first-class work from
his office. He will please accept our
thanks
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Highest price paid for 9rodufe at Brad 4.
ley's. "a
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
The lscport sf tho, Nap dlsoa.-yzI,,
ehooIs for the week ending Jan.

The 1scport Oh tho 1Sapbl lsosTy4 4Ipf1,
Schools for the week ending Jan. 1T, 81
1881:
7. Yearly enrolment = 5SS !,
Term enrolment 532
= Weekly enrolment = 800
Daily attendance ~ 40
~ Per cent of attendance
Pupils perfect in attendance 404
I Pupils tardy -
Teachers tardy rs,S2.x.
Visitors Nj
Per cent OF Attendants by Departments,
High School, 90; A Grammar, 81; b
Grammar, "a; a intermediate, 9s; b Inter
mediate, 96; A Primary, %; B Primary, 0sS
LIST, G Primary, 96; I'd, Primary, 90; Ger
man, 96.
Pupils Tardy- Maggie Biggins; A Inter-
mediate, Walter Jones; B Primary, Geo.
Goachee, Eddie Yeager; ist G Primary.
Albert Weaver; I'd G Primary, Eddie Dur
bin, Artie Adams.
Teachers Tardy-Adda McCann. ~ N
Scribner & Ulrich have just received =
fine lot ofPortland and Swell body sleighs.
For sale surprisingly low .3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

The sleighing has been much improved
during the past week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Hon. Frank Hurd has our thanks for
documents.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Who will put up an opera house in Ma.
poleon?
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Go to Bradley's for an extra quality Of
fine cut tobacco. % ~ =,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
MARRIED..

AMEs-KADEL-At tho Crosby House,
Defiance, Dec. Both, 1880, by the Rev. >. l..
Roberts, Mr.. Mortimer W.. Ames and
Miss Mary E. Kadel, both@o Hamler,
Henry county, Ohio.
Hoy-BLYTHE-At the residence OF the
brides parents, in Harrison twp, Henry
Co., Ohio, Jan. Isl; 1881, by Rev. w. II.
Ingle, Mr.. Albert Hoy and Miss Emma
Blythe. bo.h Of Harrisontwp., Henry Co.,
Ohio n
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The book-binder has left for parts un-
known.
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PeIrysburg Journal. ]

We find on our table q very neatly
printed and handsomely illustrated alma
nae for 1881, issued by the Napoleon
Northwest. Its pages are well interspersed
with home advertising and the general ap-
pearance is creditable to the office issuing
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
Decatur (Ind. } Democrat. ]

The neatest almanac received at this of
flee was sent to us by our old journalistic
brother of the Napoleon, Ohio, NorttVest,
L. L. Orwig. And we also thank Mr.. Or
wig for placing US on the exchange list OF
the Northeast, a copy of which lies before
us. 1t looks as natural as a basket of
chips.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

slbs of Coffee for sl.OO, at Bradloy's. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Napoleon Post Office for the week ending
January ath, 1881.
Westley Correll, George Coone,
Sim Davis, VIM. Davis,
VIM II. Chimney, Miss Eta Knapp,
I.ottie Kline, p M. Miller,
E e. +. Mann, Aren Perkins,
Sam Snorr, Alonzo Wsrkingcr.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES S. FOUKE.
% Postmaster.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from
all crude and irritating matter. Concen-
trated medicine only; very small; very
easy to take; no pain; no gripping; no purg-
ings ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Mr.. Wan Cowdrick and family were
made quite sick on last Saturday by eat
ing sausage made from diseased pork.
Mr.. Cowdrick, having partaken more free
ly of the sausage than the rest, was dam
gerously sick for a time, but is now re.
covering. The balance of the family have
recovered. DR.. Harrison informs us that
he could distinguish no traces of tichiaa,
but thought the meat was diseased in
some way.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Mrs. A. i. Mann has moved her dress
making establishment over Stockman's
grocery store, where she will be pleased to
see all her old customers. tt
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13
st. valentIne's Day next.
Daylight is getting longer.

st. Valentines Day next.
Daylight is getting longer.
slbs of Coffee for sl.OO, at Bradley's. If
Notice the new advertisement Of Knee
land.
Have you tried those SOC teas at Brad
ley's? II
The book binder has LEFT for parts un-
known.
Who will put up an opera house in Ma
poleon3
Hon. Frank Hurd has our thanks for
documents.
The sleighing has been much improved
during the past week.
Bring US your job printing and advertis-
ing. Rates reasonable.
Scribner & Ulrich have some first class
sleighs for sale, cheap. 3t
The delinquent tax land sale will be held
at Beckman Hall on next Tuesday.
Kendall's SPAWN Cure has the greatest
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-01-13

Fouke, of the Napoleon Sigaat, who
would rather lie on credit than tell the
truth for cash, says we want Scott hung
because he is Republican, and that
Steedman and Dodd are both renegade Re-
publicans. We cannot see how lying
about Steedman and Dodd can possibly
help Scott's case. It must be that Fouke
wants Scott acquitted for the reason he
says we want him hanged, or he would
not attribute political prejudice to US.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-19
RccdsyilIeLcttcr.

Fan. 12.-We are sorry 10 learn cir CO
our last writing Of The serious illness Of
Mrs Raleigh Watson. whose health 10 at
all times delicate, but decidedly worrc
dnrins the last few Jsys; alec, Mre. Gee.
T.. Znn ia quite sick.
Several cases Of revere cold.are reported
this week.
The world will come to an end on tho
15ih OF Novem Der next. Pack your grip
sack.
Mr.. T. f. Loar hss been welding tho
birch IN his school TO the entire satisfse
ton of the patrons
il looks az though winter might posi-
DIV not forget hersel; and lingcr in the
ap 81 spring
For genuine business men. liberal
dealers and full weight merchants, we
will pvt our handsome clerks of Reeds
Vile ngairet any in the county. THIS Is
no Idle talk but we mean every word of IL
w X Loar IL preparing to 90 TO Texas
IN the spring. Sam, you can't 30 two
roads ~ once.
Let's see, didn't somebody say that the
tall'st boy in The glsdes likes to % by the
mill Wonder why.
bRDDIEsOMR jog.
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Kingwood Land Company.

a company has been Organized in
K,pgwood, with lie office IN this place,
for the purpose OF advertising the sdvan-
tnges afforded 10y the lands IN this county,
to make purchase and sale of such lands
as may be on the market, and giving In
persons desiring TO sell an easy and safe
market. 1t will be known as the King
Wood Land Company, not to convey the
idea that it is some gigantic corporation,
but To distinguish It from any ones pri-
yate or Individual business.
John Barton Payne, E.q., will act as
attorney and manager, and his standing
as a lawyer will insure safety TO purchas-
ers in the title to the lands which they
may purchase.
Special arrangements have been made
that will enable this company 10 extern
sively advertise lands placed at their dis
possl.
Their advertisement will appear next
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-19

EN-. wolf, ct al, to Jos. Il. Ellis, 1i4l
scres in Lyon district
Cbas NJ. wright TO Henry c. Wright,
- sores 10 HirEwood district.
Henry Combs 20 Jonas J. Wolf, 1873
acres in Reuo district
+ Lease Elliott 70 James w Snidcr, acre
in Haywood district.
Jno. Barton Payne, Com'r 20 lar and
Alfred Kelly, eol acres m Gran, dist
sArsh A. usrdpg 10 Norysl Z smith.
lot in Btuccton
II. w. Monroe, trustee. to Bcrj f.
Meuoar, 10 acres la Lyon dist
John Amber to jacob Nine, soA acres
In Uuion dist.
Frederick Barlow To Csihsriue Shut,
50 sores In Haywood dist
VIM. Albright TO l.. NJ Albright, part
otlot No. in Albrightsyilc.
jeremiah KAontz to James McGee, 40
acres in Lyon dist,
G.. Crcsap. CSm'r to Aythela Colhnp.
81 acres in Reno dist
VIM. b. Aunsu 10 James A. and q. 4.
Amman. twC-;hiId interest in lot in
Rowlesbu-g.
ID. J. Albright 20 L. NJ Albright,
grantors iutcr,st in lot in Albrigh,svillc.
F. W. Purintun 20 "Juo. f. BAIT, iOC
acres in Reno dist.
VIM. 5 Couns 10 iJuo, H. huffman
300 acres in Valley dist.
Margaret l.. Smith, ct al, 10 a. f. May,
CrRntor's dover in jacob Msy land.
Henry Splker to Emanuel Beeghly, %;
acres in Grant dist.
G. Crcsap, Comr. 20 Lewis H. Dodge,
80 Scres in T., rlsnd dist.
scotts heirs to Joseph Feather, certain
trscts in Pleasant dist
n. b. Browning to Joseph Feather, z
lots in Crauesvilc.
Richard f. Smith to Richard r. Smith.
Jr., prantor's Undivided interest IN Laurel
Iron Works.
James A. Browa, Comr. 20 VIM. II.
Mcnear, 3 shares Jno Mencsr farm, Val
ley dist,
b f, Young 20 Frank W. Purintou
200 acres in Reno dat.
Columbus Nose TO Joseph N. BolJsrd,
two tracts in Reno dist
Joseph n, BolytrI. to Nicholas Bolyard
came tracts.
Chrisby Bolyord, et al. to Nichols
Bolyard, Jr., 13i -c'cs IN Reno dist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-19

Dear Argus
In looking ever she Wheeling Iutelli-
gencer, OF Feh'y 18th, fousd an editorial
n relation 10 the death OF the Hon.
Fernando Wood, in which the editor
quoted from the New York Tubuue-s
paper which did no Credit to Mr.. Greeley
in bis day--sn srticle. written while Mr..
Wood was living, and the candidate OF a
party 20 which Mr. Gre ley vas opposed
Many of the earnest pRrtzau editors OF our
time claim and get furgvuesg for their
tslsehoOds published under the excite
ment OF political canvass, as Mr. Camp
bell wei. knows. But. 10 publish such an
article when the subject Of the Islander
was on the way TO his grave SURF ouudel
bY his weeping family and friends ind.-
Gales heart, the character of which |
have no taste TO describe. Mr. Wood
was vindicsied and endorsed 10 manner,
and Ivy constituency, II which any man
might be proud. JVsTlCE
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Death ofnina.ny u. rInrmona.

II becomes our painful duty TO announce
tie death of one Of our most esteemed
citizens, Lindsay i. Raymond, Ed son
of Judge a. r. Raymond, which oc.
Cured At his residence in this place al
shout three O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
He came home from short visit u
Wheeling about TWO weeks ago with a
very Dad disrrhes, and took hls bed lie
then was attacked With inn immatory rbeu-
mStism, from which he suffered severely.
This lurkcd aronnd his his heart for some
time, csu-iug his friends to expect death
az almost sny time a few days before
bic death be appeared to bs relieved OF the
rheumatism, and typhoid fever developed
itrelf. lie fingered with this, at times
delirious, until Monday evening abou,
nine o'clock, when his dclirium took a
violent form and bis rawlings could be
heard At some distance lie was finally
quoted and pat 20 sleep by his physicians,
and be slept quietly until about three
o'clock, wnen those attending him noticed
hin gasp once or twice end went TO him
and discovered that his spirit had taken
its everlasting fight
lie was buried ON Wednesday afternoon
at the graveyard on Mr.. Alfred Fleming's
farm, near town, AMI notwithstanding the
Indictment weather, was followed TO bis
grave by a very large concourse of sor.
rowing friends. The remains we're in
TERED by The Odd Fellows, which order
attended in body, with The Davis Light
Guards, OF which company he was an
honorary member. The pail bearers were
two members Of the City Council, two
members Of the bar, two representatives
Of the order Of knights Of Honor, and
t-7o Of the order Of Odd Fcllows, Of al Of
which organizations the deceased was a
worthy and esteemed member.
Death loves a shining mark Z" Mr.
Raymond was indeed y most talented and
rising young man. Ile wss in his 3lst
year, and had made wonderful progress In
his profession, greater perhaps than any
man of his age in the State. lie had a
fine practice and gave Il his closest atfen-
ton. Tie was elected Prosecuting Attor-
neY for this county for the next four
years 81 the lasl October election, By =
very large majority, which was an evi
dence Of his great popularity with our
people
No death for q long time has produced
more sorrow than this. His numerous
excellent qualities won him many warm
friends and We need not go into the sanct
nary of the family 90 hnd mourners. To
the bereaved wife aud child, the parents
brothers and sisters of the deceased. the
avmpathy of the who'd community Is ex-
t9sdcd "a FairmOnt Index.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-19

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short Time aud lNr year. people putlcr~
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SHic kidney and Liver cure marks y
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-19

We listened % one Of the most eloquent
lectures VIC ever heard or last Sunday
evening, delivered bv Father F. NJ Hickey
the subject Pictures and Images, is one
not well understood by non Catholics, bat
the lecturers explanation was explicit.
eloquent, and no doubt he has already
diminished a great many false notions in
regard 10 ihc Catholic doctrine. Father
Hickey has the happy faculty Of keeping
his hearers intensely interested. The
subject for tomorrow night Is. "The
Doctrine Of Praying to Salnls." We
bespcak for him an immense audience. 3D.
lParkersburg Sentinel.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-02-19
SrIRrrED AND ErrEcruE
IL tho way the baltimore and OhiS
are Carrying Along thc Inaugural
Iion Room.

IL the way the baltimore and OhiS
are Garry ing Along thc EnougWra-
Iion Room.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany has, With It's accustomed hbcrslity,
entered spirltedly into the plans Of the
general commitiee at Washington in
charge Of the Inauguration ceremonies q
James A. Garfield. The company has
recently placed ON the line several new
and very elegant cars, locomotives aud
the like. The new dining car line out Of
this city has proved very popular. sni
will be 20 managed as insure
comfort and convenience 10 & latrous,
new as well as oh. There is no tiner cars
run in the world than the new Baltimore
and Ohio sleepers, and some forty or more
of these will be ready 10y the first of next
month. Second only In beauty and gur-
eral comfort To the sleeping cars are the
handsome new day coaches of the Com
pany, and the superb equipment, together
with the fast time schedule, cannot but
add greatly 20 lhe popularity OF The read.
II is the only line running direct from
Chicago aud the Wes, to Washington, and
! 10y all other lines there must of necessity
be increased travel and longer time on
the road. The Baltimore and OhiN tickets
| will so an sale on the FIRST and be good for
tho trip to Washington on any train from
the first to the third Inclusive, and for the
return trip up 20 the last train on the
night OF tue seventh.