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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-15

Have you seen the new waist and saqu'
goods at S. NJ. & NJ. f. Heller & Co.'S. 2t
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Call In and get box Of those excellent
envelopes, printed, at only sl.OO.
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Many of the citizens of the county visit
the new Court House daily.
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Those nice airy and stylish suits at Hahn
& Meyers are just the thing for warm
weather. st
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Tester d Gearheart, proprietors of the
horse known as Young Perfection last sea-
son, who offered premium for the best
colt, notify all owners of colts from this
horse to bring their colts to the yard of Q.
Gesrhart on Saturday, June oath, when
the premium will be given.
2t@ TESTER 81 GEARHART.
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The BOch murder trial Is in progress at
Bowling Green.
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Forepaush's big show will be in Bryan
on the oath. ~ '.3
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What are we going to do on the glorious
Fourth OF Julyf
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! Farmers have commenced 70 plOw corn.
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Rooms FOR selfboard can be secured at cheap ra

Rooms Tor self board can be secured at Cheap rates.
AS every teacher is required by law to
pass an examination in u. s. History be-
fore they can be Employed; we will make
this branch OF study feature by giving
special and thorough drills in the esubject.
Any help thatyou may give to us in
this matter Will be highly appreciated.
For further information address
w, b. OWEN, Delta, o.
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Ready made clothing for the million at
the Eagle Clothing House. Call and see.
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Van Vert has three cases OF smallpox
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Glass shingles are the latest root COW
ering. re7r
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The best and most goods for the money
in boots and shoes can be had at Reeder's.
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wauseon Will celebrate the Fourth.
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Berries bid fair to be plenty this season.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-06-15

Wepurpose organizing Normal Glass,
for the benefit OF teachers and those de-
string toteach, commencing about July
10th and continuing about two months.
A competent Corps of Instructors has
been engaged already and we are prepared
to give a thorough drilfin all the branches
of study required by law. We will also
give instruction in other studies such as
Higher Mathematics, Natural Science,
Latin, Music, Elocutlon, etc, ETC., to those
desiring it.
The course ofstudy pursued by the class
will be enlivened by frequent night lee
lures which will be both interesting and
instructive. No particular textbook is
required as the topical Method of Instruc-
tion will be pursued in all branches of stu
dy. Board can be secured hereat as cheap
rates as anywhere else, and tuition will be
as follows:
For class of 40or more, for the full term
A % W
For class Of less than 40, OF
For those that wish to attend less than the
term. week X
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From netroit TO the Sea.

Ladies we have new panniers and hoop
skirts at s. M. & M. E. Heller & Co.'S. ct
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Hahn q Meyer hayea finestock OF cloth-
ing, which they are offering to the public
at low rates. w ~.
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Smoked Sturgeon at
At Tony HAHN's.
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OBITUARY.

WATsoN.-on June Q, 1882, in Harrison
to-, Henry county, O., William Watson,
aged 50 years, 9 months and s days.
Mr.. Watson possessed lively and cheer
ful disposition, and although he seemed
plain and out-spoken in his manner, APP
bearing somewhat rough at times, yet be-
meath this garb there beat one ofthe kind
eat and most sympathetic hearts. In the
family circle he filled large place. In the
community in which he lived, he will long
he remembered. One of the largest tuners
al gatherings that ever convened in the
township witnessed the funeral service
held On the 1Ith OF the month and followed
hinI 10 Tire silent tomb. He leaves the
COMPANION of his youth with sons and
]. WIN.
June 13, 1882. 4
Hahn Il meyer hayea tines stock Of cloth
| ing, which they are offering to the public
nj low rates. st.
e5g1s DIED.
CHANEY. .-On November II, 1881, Jane
Chaney, aged 40 years,
CHANEY.--On June6 1882, Anna Chaney
aged 72 years, I months and.l7 days. / 1
IN Funeral services June s, " 1852, by th
writer. J.K. RocKwELL.l
- IL 4-z--------4zsz,aS,- - S,--- y
Tbaer fohssle q fret @ses steam thresh
iinaes % machine. Special Inducements givsl
and terms easy. See Daggett. II
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Another Chance.

"A job lot of Ladies slips at Reeder's,
cheap. 2t
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The roads are getting better.
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\ Good goods but no fancy prices q Hon
|eck's. MgssA9 e
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nlEn n.

CHANEY.-On November II, 1881, James
Chanev. aged so years. alst'aYs
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Normal Institute at Delta. 0.

D. v. HARTMAN, Adi't.
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N Q T c E i.

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Specimen copies sent free on application,
THE CULTIVA,
TOR.

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CONSTITUTION.
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r. r. FOLSOM.
Physician & Surgeon.

f6yScl6h q surgeon.
Abbevillc, La.
Respectfully offers his professional ser.
vices to tho cftizer4s of Abheville and sur.
rounding country He may be found,
when not Professionally engaged, a,
Tolsou l. Young's drug store during III.
day, and at bis residence q all other hours.
May 6, 1882.
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w. Y. HALDEMAN.

President coori r-Journal Co., louisville, Ky
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PA f rs!

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the Pub ic

Having reopened my saddle
shop, | desire to inform the pub
tic that ! am now ready to do all
kinds Of work, such as buggy and
carriage trimming. harness and
saddles OF all dementions {; repair.
ings of all kinds at lowest rates.
All work guaranteed to give
full satisfaction in any line. Call
in and examine work and INQUIRE
for prices. Shop in Paths old
stand.
E. A. MAzERoLLE,
......" Abbeville, La.
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A GREAT PAPER.
The National Family PaJer Of
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nnYn Crest chance to make
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Address 6z1EsoN q Go, P0St;aa&, "
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
Touching Scene.

On Saturday evening family of
Norwegians, by the name of Agate, got
Oft from an emigrant train at Cory,
though their tickets were good to Cher
okee, Iowa. The mother bore in her
arms an infant, four months old, which
died on the train just before reaching
Cory. 1t was one of q pair of twins,
the other of which died on the ocean.
AS the family were destitute and had
not the means, the city authorities took
the matter in hand and provided a
beautiful little white casket and buried
the child. 1t was pitiful sight when
the undertaken came to the depot, took
the dead babe from its mothers arms,
kindly wrapped it in sheet and car
ried it away. The mother, a lady of
uuusual intelligence, seemed to most
keenly realize her situation, although
she bore up under her great bereave-
ment with wonderful fortitude. The
family left for the west on the next
train
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
WE SHALL KNOW.

When the mIsts have rolled In splsndor,
From the beauty Of the hills,
And the sunlight warm and tender,
Fails In kisses on the rills,
We may read loves shining letter,
In the rainbow Of the spray;
We shall know each other better
When the mists have cleared away;
We shall know as We are known,
Never more 10 walk alone,
In the daWning OF the morning,
When the mists have cleared away.
II we err in human blindness,
And forget that we are dust,
If We miss the iaw Of kindness,
When We struggle 10 be lust,
Snowy wings OF peace shall cover
ALI the pain that clOuds our day,
When the " Weary watc1 4 Is over,
And the mist have cleared away,
We lhall know ~ VIC are known,
Never more 10 walk alone,
In the dawn ning Of the morning.
When the mists have cleared away.
When the silvery moon have yelled us
From the faces Of our own,
OF we deem their love has failed uS,
And we tread our path alone;
We should SEQ them near and truly,
We should trust them day by day,
Neither love nor blame unduly,
II the miEti were cleared away.
We shall know as We are known,
Never more to walk alone,
In tho dawning Of the morning,
When the mists have cleared away.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08

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baltimore ..uG RsshingEor tt2 :
sos, 0lT q. n, lLt4 p. u. BOl. LOB am.
For further ilf9; nation pa. s,lsars aE' j.
i0frNd TO tho tin0 I.Diss posCSd aE tho do2.n
Trains marked tnus ~ are limited sKpre'
upon which extra Iaro Ia % ar9ed,
FRANK THOMSON J. Il. WODl
}enI Manager. GSIr Pass ARt.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-08

"My mother gets up, builds the fire
and e cts my breakfast, and sends me
off," said u bright youth. "Then she
gets my father his breakfast, and sends
him off. Then she gives the o:her chill
dren their breakfast and sends them tC
school; and then she and the baby have
their breakfast" ;"
"How old is the baby?" asked the re
porter.
"Oh, she Is most two, but she can
talk and walk as we'll as any of u.s."
"Are you we'll paid?"
81 get two dollars week, and my
father gets two dollars day."
"How much does your mother get?'
With bewildered look, the boy said,
"Mother? Why, she don't work for
anybody"
II thought you said she worked for
all of you?"
"Oh, yes; for us she does. Bat there
amt any money in it,"