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The latest chair turned out is labeled
"The Lovers delight" It is made to be
very easy to sit in. with curved back
at the right angle, and cane seat. 1t is
arranged to hold two persons who sit
facing each other. It will meet with
ready sale wherever there are grown
daughters with young men.
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Beautiful Women.

are made pallid and unattractive BY fupc.
tional Irregularities, which DR.. Pierce's
J. .sFayorite Prescription" will will infalli-
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General Insurance Agency
Ere Insurance.
Life and Accident.

Equitable Life Insurance Company 900 000
hccluent company o,UOU,OOU
Special Inducements offered on good farm risks. In
sure against fire and lightning. We pay for stock
killed any where on the farm.
This agency has paid nnetenths of all the fire losses
In Napoleon since 1885, and in all this time noton loss
has been contested by our companies.
We issue accident tickets insuring S3,000if killed
and S15 week if disabled, for Csc day.
AL business promptly attended to.
C.. e. REYNOLDS
Ofhceln Frease Bros. JeWelrY Store
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DEMOCRATS
GET OUT
A!FuII VOTE !
Election Day,
Victory is Yours J
The Doctors Last Happy Resort,

EvANsAILLE, IsD.. Jan. II. 1882.
4 recently had very difficult case Of
Consumption. / treated it in the most
scientific manner possible, but TO no eff
feet; patient grew gradually worse. Rath-
er than give up, and as last resort. I
decided, much against my wish. to use q
remedy that bad cured one of my former
patients. Greatly to my surprise, The pa
tient began to gain. and in much short
er time thanI dared TO ever expect, she
was completely cured. The name Of this
remarkable remedy is DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. ! now use
it altogether in my practices. Leading
m. d.. EUunsUiue. Triai bottles free at
Saur's Drug Store. Large size 500.
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NAPOLEON, OHIO,
Loan Agency.

Money to loan on from three to FIVE years time, In
sums Of not less than Co., to be secured by Arsl
mortgages on real estate. Abstract showing per
feet title, to accompany each application. Interest
from to per cent according to amount Of loan ant
value of security Applications In person or by lette
W." Aug. M-tf. HAGUE & HUBBARD.
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Sheriff's Sale.
Sullivan Ii. Taft
vs.
Stiles jackson, Margaret jackson, William M. Kirk,
ct al.
Order of Sale, Henry County Court Of Common Pleas
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the above
named court and to me directed as Sheriff Of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the door of the
court house, In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, October IA, 1882,
At the hour of o'clock p M, of said day, the follow
ing descbed real estate, situated in Henry county,
ohio, to-wit:
The west half of the north west quarter of section
fifteen 15 In town four az north of range eight (S)
east I'm Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at 900.
Also the east half of the north west quarter of said
sectiou fifteen (I5Iin town four ~ north of range
eight (S) east, i'm Henry eonnty, Ohio.
Appraised at SEQ.
Terms Of sale cash.
GEORGE DAUM
Sheriff Henry County, Ohio.
Hague & Hubbard Atty's for Enos Osborn.
NAPOLEON, Ohio, Sept. Is, 1882. so 90.
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Divorce Notice.

TOEL DAVIDSON, whose residence ia unknown
81 will take notice that on the 18th day of August
A. d. 1882, Margaret j. Davidson filed her petition
In the court of common pleas Of Henry county, Ohio
being cause number 1882 praying divorce from sale
duty and that said cause will be for hearing on and
after the 22nd day of September, A. D. 1892.
MARGARET ]. DAVIDSON.
BY Haly q Cahill her Att'ys.
Aug. IL, 1S82-6w.
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EsrAssrsHxD 1850.
REYNOLDS
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
NAPOLEON, o.

AADsin Henzy, Van Vert and AdjOinins counties
Thought, sold and exchanged.
Good bArgAnsin the following:
Splendid business properyin town cheap. Residences
properly IN town. Farms In nearly every township.
Speelal-0Re OF finest farms in euOn-
~. Dirt cheap for 80 days.
time.
WIN furnish abstracts Of title, draw deeds mortgAg-
e, oonracts leases and road and ditch paper, and
negotiate loans on long time Ht per cent Interest.
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RnGaukR. the srats election take
place one week from next Tuesday.
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SheriTs Sale.

SherifFs Sale.
Underhill q Taylor
yS.
Robert Rowland, jr.
vendi execution, Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
BY virtue of vendi execution, issued from the
above named Court and 10 me directed as Sheriff of
Henry county, will offer at Public Sale at the north
door of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, October Ia, 1882,
at the hour of2 O'Clock r NJ of said day the follow
ing described real estate, situated In Henry county
Ohio, to-wit:
The north half of the SOUTH quarter of section
twenty-five (25) town four az north range eight S)
east containing eighty acres more or less In Henry
county, Ohio.
Appraised ats
Terms of sale cash.
GEO, DAUM,
sheriff,
s. M. Hague, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., Sept. 10, 1SS2.-5w $S 90
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G0TDTERC now suffering from
any kind caused by military service are entitled to
PENSION. Widows, minor children, dependent
mothers or fathers of soldiers who died from the ef
fecs of their service are also entitled Many invalid
pensioners are entitled to an INCREASE. Careful
assistance given in DELAYED OR REJECTED CLAIMS, as
many can be allowed with but little more evidence.
Complete instructions with references sent on appli
cation. CHAS q GEO. A. KING, Attorneys-at-
Law, 9l6 r St., Washington, ID. G. tt.
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B/TTERS

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BITTERS

willie dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
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and other wasting diseases.
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8. M. Hague, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, o.. Sept. 10, lsS2.-5w 81
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
The Garfield Fnir.

The meetings at tho headquarters at tho
Ebbitt House last night were quite en-.
thusiastlc.
The New Jersey board, General L. A. Carmen
in the chair. Major Josiah shaw, Dr.. A. T..
Pardon, j. L. Van Arsdale, Walcott Lay and
A. ID. Yanderveer wero selected as additional
commissioners. This board will meet on
Thursday evening.
ness, add measures were taken TO appoint q
ladies' aid society TO act In conjunction with
the board. Adjourned TO meet on Tuesday.
The Nebraska board also transacted consider
able business.
Tho Board OF Direction disposed Of various
matters in regard to space and the disposition
of exhibits. Information was received TO the
effect that the Secretary of tho Navy has
placed at the disposal Of the board the relics
of the Jeannetto expedition. They Will be dis
played at the fair for the first time. Engineer
Melville has also kindly signifled his willing
ness TO loan the board his cabinet of rare arti-
cles collected during his memorable Arctic
voyage.
board, stated that tho Atchison, Topeka Il
Santa Fe Railroad Will contribute thoir hand
come collection OF woods, minerals, etc., re-
quiring 1900 feet of space.
similar exhibit from the Richmond Dan
willie Railrond, which is Mt present attracting
great attention at the Boston Exposition, is
also promised. This exhibit alone contains
1000 different articles. These two features
alone Will be most attractive.
competitive drill for militia companies,
with appropriate prizes, together with q
bicycle tournament, are among tho features
now under advlsement.
Tho Pennsylvania, Illinois and Kentucky
boards, also the Art Commission, Will meet
this evening.
Tho Georgia board meets this afternoon for
organization.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr.. $. +. Gregory, q prominent citizen and
merchant, died ut his residence on South st.
Asaph street, last night, after q long Illness.
The deceased, who was In his 6Sth year, was
stricken with paralysis last November, aud
never left his room afterward. He was highly
respected, and hie death Is generally regretted.
a fight occurred at n negro dance In tho
northwestern section OF the city, in which pis-
tolls ana razors were freely used. Tho women
screamed murder, and great excitement pre-.
vailed in the neigiborhood until the police ar
rived and took Into custody four well-known
negro roughs-Samuel Tucker, Harry Butler,
VIII James and George Tucker. No one was
seriously injured. Tho fight was over u wo.
mar, and several damsels took prominent parts
In the melee and received bruises about the
face.
Tho trustees of the orphan Asylum mot yes
terday afternoon and ordered the renting of
the orphan asylum building, on tho corner OF
Pell and Wolf Streets and tho building known
as "Widows' Home" Both OF these buildings
have been empty for n number OF years. Tho
small building adjoining the large orphan
asylum building was assigned TO the Ladies'
Union Relief for place OF meeting.
The October term of tho United States Court,
Judge Hughes presiding, commenced here TO-
day. The case Of the United States against the
Alexandria Canal Company Will como up and
attract some attention.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
THE COURTHOUSE.
The North wing Rapidly Approach
ing Completion.


Tho north wing and extension OF the Court
house is rapidly approaching completion, and
Gro another month rolls by some OF tho rooms
VIII bo ready for occupancy. Chief Justice
Cartier, who worked early and late and with
commcndable perseverance 10 secure the ap-
preparation for tho erection OF tho now wing,
has watched II grow Into shape md perfection,
and 10 him belongs the credit OF It's existence.
Whom finished II Will bo credit to tho city,
and have but one drawback and that Is the
strong contrast made by Its proximity 10 the
old building,
No stronger proof Is needed than outward
appearances give OF tho necessity for remodel.
Ing that and putting IL In n decent shape.
The rooms on the ground floor OF tho new
building, light, clean and airy, VIII bo used
for the records and such other purposes as
may be deemed expedient.
on the second floor, tho room In tho north.
west corner has been selected for the Chanccry
Court. IL has a consultation room, or ono for
chamber business attached, also q cloak ana
retiring room.
Tho third room is for n courtroom, with con-
sultation-room attached, and to be used as q
duplicate Circuit or Criminal Courtroom. The
centre room and tho ono adjoining on tho
east viii bo for tho clerks onico. Next comes
the consultationroom for tho General Torn,
and in tho northeast corner is the room set
apart for the use of the Court In Danc.
These rooms Will all be heated by steam, and
special attention has been given to them by
the Chief Justice TO SEQ that they enjoy requi.
site ventilation facilities. Besides being pro.
vided with air ducts, the patent ventllators
above the windows have been put In, and
there is no doubt but that fresh air can bo
amply and speedily supplied. on tho second
floor Will be the Jury-rooms and the library, to
which much attention Is also being given.
The Marshal and District Attorneys Office
and Probate Court have yet to bo suitably pro.
vided for, and Will be In duo time. Tho rooms
provided by tho extension advances the co n.
venienco OF tho courts, and with the recon.
struction OF the front OF tho building the
courts Will be supplied with ample room for
tho next half century. Tho present Circuit
and Criminal Courtrooms will be kept In SER
vice and only put in n tenable condition, and
that Is now being dono In limited way 80 far
rs the present means Will admit.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
WEST WASHINGTON.

Awhulesulo case OF poisoning occurred IN
our town Yesterday IN tho family OF Mrs. Mar.
garet j. winship, living at 1852 Twenty
picked sheep tongues for breakfast. Tho
tongues had been purchased ON saturday
from Mr.; George 7. Knott In tho Farmers
and Butchers' Market, on Thlttysecond street,
md at breakfast on Sunday morning Mr.. VIII.
Hanson Winship, tho eldest son, ate sparingly
Of them none OF the others eating Of thom) and
In the afternoon he was quito sick, but did not
think of attributing his sickness to tho
tongue. Al breakfast yesterday morning
Miss Mary a. Winship, daughter, and Mr..
John Samuel Wlnship, another son, partook OF
the dish quito heartily, as did also the colored
servant woman, Louisa. Miss Winship went
TO Washington on shopping expedition, and
while there was taken very sicknnd brought
10 her home, whore the colored woman had
also been taken Ill. DR.. Louls Mackall was
summoned and pronounced the poisoning TO
be either from arsenic or nntlmony. Mr.. John
Samuel winship, who is clerk In the ofIlce OF
tho Chief Engineer Of tho Army, was
mSdo SEHn the a. day. MS and 9SS %os aO2q Srssb the
TO his home In carriage by his brother VII.
liam, who Is also n clerk In the same office.
on arriving nj his home ho was In n collapsed
state, md was only brought to by the great OK.
ertlOns OF his physician. Miss Winship raj.
He'd sooner than tho others, and was pro-
nounced out of danger carly In tho evening,
but the colored woman aud Mr.. winshlp con.
tinucd very dangerously III all night. Ho has
had series Of mishaps lately, having had tho
tendons on tho top OF his foot severed some
boathouse, nm account OF which
was given at tho tlmo In THE CRITIC, ana no
has been confined TO tho house ever since until
about week ago. He, as well ms his sistcr,
Is slightly better this morning, although still
dangerously III. Tho servant woman was re-
moved TO her homo and Is also better this
morning.
Georgetown Lodge, No. SO, U. o. q. D., and
Decatur Lodge, No. %, X. OF r., held regular
business meetings last night
Drovors' Rest livestock salos Tuesday,
Gptph0r n. Ilnnortll hV lnt
proprietary 800 cattle offered and sold Mt
Best, 5Gb%; good, 1905; common, 3lht0
4; l,2sO sheep ana lambs at-Lambs, 5lh09
from 500 10 $40.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Balingcr, wife of
Richard Balinger, took place yesterday ovcn-
Ing from her late residence, on Congress street.
Rev. DR.. Sweet ofllclated. Tho pall-bearers
were her six Oldest grandsons, viz; Charles,
James and william Welsh, and John, Clinton
Hill Cemetery,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
Suicide Oh a wife.s Grave.

Six months ago Max Lowenstein, OF Phlla-
delphia, was happy husband and father.
Sunday he blew his brains out over his wlfes
grave. His little daughter died on May 81,
and two days after tho chill was buried In a
newly-bought lot In Greenwood Cemetery. on
July 7 Lowenstein visited the vice.president
OF the cemetery company In a state bordering
on distraction. "My Cod" he cried, wrlnglng
his hands and crying like child, 81 don't
want to live now. My wife is dead, and I'll be
tho next" When his wife was buried no spent
lengthy vigils at her grave, sometimes romain-
Ing day at a time. on september 3 another
of his children-a boy-died at Chester. This
was the third death In i've months, and Low
enstein was completely broken down. He
spent all day on Friday lying on his wlfe's
grave. Sunday he kissed his children and
said he was going on long Journey. He won't
the grave OF his wife. While In this position
he put pistol to his head and blew his brains
ONT
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
An Attempted wife Murder.

william II. Cant, colored, was charged In
the Police Court to-day with assaulting his
wife, Jane Cant, an Notwithstanding little
woman, who took the stand and testified that
her husband camo homo last night to their
house on street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets, in an intoxicated condition and fell
asleep, and that she accidentally awoke him,
when he became very angry and sent ono OF
tho children for his gun. Cant prevented
was brought, and then tried TO shoot her SOW
eral times, but fortunately the gun snapped
each time and he failed In his efforts to shoot.
Finally the brutal husband struck his wifo
with the stock OF the gun and pursued her
from the house. Judge Smell sentenced Cant
TO Elk months in 1ail.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CouRT--Justice Hagnor.-Lynch vs.
Phlllips trustee allowed to invest. Quinn vs.
Quinn; testimony ordered 10 be taken before
Examiner Il. d. +. Brady. Green vs.. Fors-
berg; L. A. Newman appointed guardian ad
lltem. Silsbee VS.. Garland; Moses Solomon
meue party complainant van Rlswiok vs.
ordered. Dayton vs.. Dayton; sale ratified
nisi. Runstetter VS.. Atkinson; dismissal OF
bill with costs ordered. Allgaier vs.. Dennis OF
al; pro confesso against certain defendants
Chase VS.. Chase; sale ordered and w.,K. Du
Hamel appointed trustee to sell.
COURT IN GENERAL TEnM-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and Jamcs.-Zug VS.
Barrett; appeal dismissed. Draper vs.. Hyde;
submitted. Ryan vs.. Magee; on hearing.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
A Dog Stary.

Mr.. James E. Russell, an attorney, who re.
sides at No. SOL street, Is tho owner of u
valuable setter dog, which recently strayod
from the house and was found by gontle.
man who took charge of the animal and
cared for II for nearly two weeks, when 1t was
stolen from him. The day tho dog was
stolen, Its original owner, Mr. Russell, found
II on the street In the custody OF John Smith, n
NJ ,atn tba os an5 assaniiod htn, SoI,,,
testified that he raised the dog from pup, bu,
Judge Smell sentenced him 70 thirty days In
Jail for stealing The dog and fifteen days for
aeHaulting Russell.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
Cumberland Coal Trade.

Tho shipments from tho mines OF tho cum
berland coal region for the week ended satur-
day, September 30, were 11,d55 tons, and for
the year 10 that dateS65, ,050 tons, a decrease of
67s,105 TONS. as compared with the corro-
spending period of last year. The coal was
carried as follows: Baltimore & ohio
Railroad-week, 22,s7s tons; Year. 635, ,I2i
tons decrease from last year, 361,S0S tons.
year, i1O,O52 tons; d68feaso from last year,
223,22l tons. Pennsylvania Railroad-week,
d,606 tons; year, 112,470 tonsi decrease from
last yenr, O7,b1O tOna.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
The veteran Corps Excursion.

In q few days the country VIII be Informed
once moro OF pleasant mingllng Of the Blue
and the Gray, and of gathering OF tho vot-
Grams of the North and South, which VIII
further illustrate the friendly feeling which
Union Veteran Corps, OF this city, leave here
Friday night for grand excursion to Rich
mond, Va, While there, they VIII bo royalty
entertained by the local military OF that
place. II Is understood that the Veterans VIII
be accompanied by n large number OF friends.
The trip presents many Inducements, ana is
one peculiarly interesting.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
outer Attainment.

TO know how TO dress In good tasto Is u rare
can parents would do well TO study moro
closely. Many OF them do not choose their
childrens clothes with good taste. Now,
style ana in the best OF clothes, viii il9d it
greatly 10 their advantage to call on b. Robin.
son Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue north
stock OF boys clothes In the city,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
Linked by Love.

Patrick O'Connell and Mary L. Coughlln.
Edward Davenport and Louisa Hughes.
James IL. Hayne and Lavinia Mills,
Stephen A. Clements and Bettle McCauley.
Solomon Nj. Darlington and Fannie l.. Gibbs,
Charles p. Mansfield and Molllo Il. Roach
both OF baltimore, Nd.
James ID. Burnside and Mary Gray Whiting.
Thomas S. Bell ana Rosa j. Wise.
George II. Lewis ana Rosa |, Smith.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
DIED.

PRIoR.-Faithful unto death, Mrs. Matilda
Prior, the wife Of Deacon Joseph Prior, de-
parted this life the Sd of october, 1882, at
1880 o'clock u. M, at his residence, Wilson
street. Her last words TO her minister, tho
only waiting for the WILL The Lord has been
here for me and ia gone, but He is coming
!. again TO take mo home. / an ready
Ennd willing 70 co. She said to her hus-
My home Is In Heaven, and will soon take
my seat there" She leaves a husband and
Two grown children with four grandchildren.
The funeral will take place at the Third
Baptist Church, Franklin street northwest,
between Fourth and Fifth streets, Thursday,
The 9th inst, sharp at . o'clock. Relatives and
friends arc invited.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
United Order or odd.paIIows

Tho first session of the Biennial Movable
Convention of Delegates of the Lodge Of Grand
United Order OF odd.Fellows In tho United
States, Canada and the West indies, began at
charters from tho original order OF ODD.
Fellows In England, ana are composed chiefly
OF colored members, The delegates wero
called 70 ordor by Past Worthy Grand Master
DR.. j. II. Jennifer ana Grand Master william
II; Forester, OF Richmond, Va, delivered tho
address of welcome, A public parade VIII
addresses and banquet. Permanent officers
were elected as follows, Chairman, Edward H..
Morris, OF Chicago; Vice chairman, Professor
Wilson, of Maryland, aud Charles u. Wilson,
OF New Orleansj chaplain, Rev, j. II. Jonnlfer,
OF Bostoni warden, A. u. Lattlmere, OF Boston
guardian, Thomas Banneld, OF New York.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
"AIderney Dniry Wagons.,,

Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morn.
Ing and delivered In "a ID "ward" prints, dOc.
per ID. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per qt Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
The V,nfaat,

styles In wall papers, window shades, cor.
nices, steel engravings, chromoes Il, and
the largest stock of picture frames and mould
ings at Yecrhon's, GIG Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-04
PROPOSALS..
DRoposALs FOR COAL.


. GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
NEAR WAslIINGToS, ID. c., Sept q, 1857.
sealed proposals are invited until noon OF
THURSDAY, October s, 1SS2, when they Will be
opened at the hospital in the presence of such
bidders as choose TO attend, TO furnish the
hospital with twentysiN hundred (2,GOO) tons of
2,2i0 pounds each, OF best run of mine, Georges
Creek Cumberland coal, and four hundred (iOO)
tons of 2i0 pounds each, of thracite coal stove
size, to be delivered In boats alongside the hos
piitl wharf or III cars upon the wharf, the de
livery to begin within ten (lO) days from award
Ing of bid and 10 be continued at the rate OF not
less than seven hundred COO tons q week until
the quantity specified Is delivered The coal Will
he received In strict accordance with the act OF
Congrcss approved July l, 1870. Payments OF
ninety (00) per cent. ON the amount due for coal
received each week Will be made and the ten
QO) per cent. withheld Will be paid when the full
quantity of coal engaged 70 be delivered Is re-
CeiVed In accordance with this advertisement.
No offer for coal as above will be considered
given in the offer, by which the coal the bidder
unless II is made by regular dealer or miner, and
the successful bidder must furnish the eXact
quantity and description of coal he agrees to fur
nsh. Offers will be received from the same per-
son or company TO furnish either bisumnOus or
anthracite coal alone, or both kinds of coal Bids
willbe considered binding until October 10, lsSs,
and the right is distinctly reserved to reject all
any of the oilers made. IT, In the Judgment ofthe
superintendent the public interest requires II, or
to buy coal In open market at tile expense OF any
contractor failing to comply win the terms Of his
contract. w. W. GODDlNG,
sppg.leod Superintendent.