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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Abraham N. Willard,
vs..
Ioaanh A atout.

JOsepn a. otouhs
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, win offer at public sale at the north door
Of the Court House, In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 7th, 1883,
at the hour Of O'clock p. m, Of said day the fol
lowing described real estate situated In Henry Coun-
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
In section number twelve (l2), township number
Ave (5, north range number six l6) east in Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit: Commencing for the same In
the center Of the Adrian Pike $50 called), on the
section line between sections twelve 12l and thir-
teen (3) In township number five (5) north, range
number six 10y east, In Henry county, Ohio. Run
ming thence north-easterly on and along the center
of said Adrian pike to point where the same inter
sects the half section line Of said section number
twelve (i2) running north and south; thence due
east seven ~ chains and eighty-two links; thence
due south 10 the section line between said sections
number twelve (12 and thirteen Q3) ten l0) chains
thence west on and along said section line to the
place Of beginning, containing twelve Q2) acres
more or less.
appraised at $506.
Terms Of sale, cash.
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
Martin Knupp, Attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, June 4th, ,iSS2 Sl2 w
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"Yes,n said the gilded youth, II want
a wife to make home pleasant" But"
objected his friend, 'you'd be bowling
around town nights all the same" "
ayes; but now nobody cares, and it
would be such comfort to feel that
somebody was at home mad about it,"
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Testimony From the Press.

To those afflicted with lung trouble
hear what w. ID. Wilson, Of the Ottawa
ml.,) Times says: "After being dis
abled for three months with cough
and lung trouble, often splitting VI
'blood, can testify that | am cured per
manently by the use Of DIR. Bigel0w''
Positive Cure.n A free trial bottle car
.be had at ID. ]. Humphreys drug store
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-28

Judge Stone of Pittsburg, has decided
that sleeping car companies are respon-
sible for property stolen from passen-
gers. The case will go to the supreme
court. Former decisions have been the
reverse of this.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-28

An exchange says: IA Mississippi
dog bit off boys nose and swallowed
it.S This shows the thoughtfulness OF
the dog. If he had swallowed the nose
without biting it off, it must have
proved fatal to the boy. ia
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED proposals will be received at the office Of
- the Clerk Of the Board Of Education OF Liberty
township. Henry county, Ohio, until i2 o'clock, m,
Juiy 4th. 1888 for the erection Of brick school
house, xs2 ia foot story and two water closets 5x6
feet each and feet high In subdistrict No. Of said
township, according to plans and specifications on
Ale in clerks office Each bid must be accompanied
by su.ficient guarantee OF some disnterested per
SON. that II the bid be accepted contract will be
entered into and the performance Of Il properly se-
cured. None but the lowest responsive bid VIII De
accented and the board reserves the right to reject
ali bids. BY order OF tina Board Of Education.
E. PENNoCK, Clerk.
Inna 1ith fS82.-4t.
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Notice to Keepers Of Saloons.

TIME duplicate is now in my hands for the conec:
j ton Of tai under the Scott Law. II noe PAID
by the goth Of June the duplicate will pass 70 tne
Auditor, who will add twenty per centum 70 tne tax.
Do not wait until the last day, as GS dsay nay %
dangerous. Y. II. SrDLna,
ieI4-3t 1reabuFer'
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Probate Notices.
Probate Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that Geo. B. Rettis as
N executor Of the estate Of Michael Rettig, de-
ceasee has filed partial account Of his administra-
tion which will be for hearing and settlement Juy q
D. MEEKISoN,
June 14-st. Probate Judge.
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THE REV. Eisos H THAyER, of Bourbon, Ind,
says: ssBoth myself and wife owe our Lives 70 BHI-
L0H'S CONSUMPTION CURE"
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion, Con.
stipation Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Yellow akinf
Shiloh Yitaizer ia D positive cure. ..
WHY Wilt YOU cough when Shiloh's Cure viii
give immediate relief. Price 10 cts 30 cets md 81
FOR Cstarrh Diphthera and Canker Mouth. va
aHACKMErACK,"a I" D lasting and fragrant perfume.
Price % and 80 cents. ,,4,,
Whoopirg cough aud Bronchitis, II .fst
FOR DYSPEPSTA and Liver Complaint, ron have
printed guarantee ON every botte of Shiiohs VI
tslizer II never fails TO cure. aaF asH ~. 4
ANAsAL INJECTOR free with each bottle of Shi-
I, Z. & /. Leist. apl % 6m
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-28

Patrick Farley, ,fatherof Mayor Farley,
of Cleveland, died in that city Tuesday,
aged 81 years. He was one Of the oldest
Masons in the country. -.
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The brick walls of Libby Prison are
covered with thousands of autographs OF
Northern visitors. If1Es-5 ..i}l ~ 3ittS,
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June 14-3i
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Jas. =. Ragan,
IN as administrator Of Bartholomew Mansfield,
deceased, has filed o first account Of his admins.
tration, which will be for hearing and settlement
D. MEEKISON,
June IA, 1885, Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-06-28

Mile. Litta the prima donna, recently
reported to be dying at her home IN
Bloomington, Ills. lis now thought TO be
out of danger. - M
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that John W Elerton, as
IN guardian Of the heirs Of Isabella Elerton, has
fled q partial account OF his guardianship, which
will be for hearing and settlement June 18th, 1883
d. MEEKISoN,
June 7. 1888, ProbateJudge.
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THE NORTHWEST.
NEWSPAPERS DECISIONS

R-Any psrson who takes paper regularly lfon
TIE posf-olhce-WhetheF directed TO his name o. an
ponsiols rof the payment.
.. na person orders his paper dlseentinaed, he
must pay all arrearages, or the publsher may con-
tinue 10 send IL until payment s made, aud eolect
the Whole smount, whekher ths paper Il taken from
the eofhce or not.
q The courts have decided that refusing % take
newspapers and periodicals from the post-omee, %
removing and leaving them unealled fOrsis Prind
fdcis evidence OF ofintentionsl fraud Ti
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New Advertfseme Q nts

J G eaur-Drugs.
Jas DIsper-Grooeriee. iit tli4
Nay Weaver-M Millinery. t-.r-f-
ATressier-Noticc Of Appointment.
Edison 4 Co-Pensions. M
VIM watchmann-Dance. .f...
Hahn 4 Meyer-Clothing.
XIV Brothers-Cream Balm.
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Flour. Feed and Grain.
| eorrectsd dpy lH. .H.yOcke& Bro.I

tO0rrectedpy III .HsSocke& Bros
Wheat--New Nc. '.'...S a,
WheAt-NeW o. 3..s.-. W
Wheat White. Y Y
RIVE aIsf fSsfs 7'.1 o5E 8.
n n votfa q Rrns. p,1re Gold per sack..... I'll
Napoleor Mills, Gem, -. q
II Woke Bros, Pure Gold per Dbl ....- y
Napoleon Mills, Gem, ~
Timrpersaok Iow grade ~. ...... ........... IL
Bolted Meal pers sack i
Bran, per cwt. ......
Oats and Corn Chop per cwt........ ..,.........
scraenincs (ih onner rovt . ....a. ~ ........ n
Buck Wheat -. !. sees. o
Michigan Salt per Dbl. l2
BuckWheat Brand per bashel.
issr corn at distflery per 100lbs ,......l.-. 8
Tar corn at Millper f00lbs ...........-........ y
Buckwheat Flour ersack................-.. q
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Nsnoleon. Ohio. June 4th 1889. sl2 90
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LEGAL NOTICE.

May 10th, lssS.-sw.
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June IA, 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
EDITORIAL BRENITIES.

In the House Of Representatives yester-
day thc Virginia rcadjnstcrs all voted for
Kciirr.
-Roher; Garrett has been elected pres-
dent OF The Pt;ishufgand ConnclIsville Rail-
road company. Always grease the tatied
SOW.
Judge c. +. stuart, Gen. Morton Marye
and Capt. George a. Mushbach, Of this city,
were registered al the Exchange Hotel in
Richmond yesterday.
Iii. democrats of the twenty-seventh
Meek injury district have nominated r.
W. Scott f..r the Senate. The coalitionists
have nominated Wm. Towns.
No objection was made in the House of
Representatives yesterday to the swearing
in Of 3iayo and Wise from this State, whose
cases however roto the Committee on Flee
tions
-Eutherlord 3. Hayes, if never President
OF the l. 3, is president of "The National
Prison Association" He doubtless feels as
if hv rneh 10 have been in durance vile
himself
The finest bouquet seen in the House
Of Representatives yesterday was on the
desk Of he li"n. John 5. Barbour, of Vir-
einIn. Ii was large one with his mono
gram worked IN dark flowers on white
foreground.
i:ue, who resigned the postmasiership
Of Norfolk city to help to give the Mahoneites
Il majority in the Senate has rendered hisres-
EQUATION rs long-term member Of the Senate
from Norfolk county and. Portsmouth, and
Gov Cameron has issued writ for a spec
ial election TO take place in Rue's district
December H. He has also withdrawn the
writ issued for ali election TO ill the place
of Martin, of the district composed of Nor
folk city and Princess Anne county, in which
December II was named for the election,
anal issued another directing the election to
take place in that district also on December
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
FOREIGN NEWS.

ODonncll will be hanged on Monday, the
l1th. there being no hope OF II Communication
Of sentence.
1t is announced at Paris that France, the
United States, England; Germany and Rus
Sa will unite 10 protect their interest III case
Of war between France and China.
Two.lhi:ds of Hicks Pasha's army are
said To have escaped from the battle of III
Ohcid ana to be encamped II short distance
AWAY in kordoian. Quict has been restored
Il! l<IHrtonm, and arrangements to establish
the defensive line against the advance Of
the False Prophet are making good pro-
gress
There arrived at Paris from Nice ycster
day three boxes, one addressed to Nj. de
Lesscps and the others to Nj. CourrcaX, a
contractor for work on the Panama Canal.
When NJ. CouvrcaS opened one OF the boxes
Il cartridge concealed inside exploded, but
diateIy warned NJ. de Lesseps, who, smiling
merely said, They treat me like a sovcr-
egu."
The MUS eimcu fanatic, khaf Scyd, has
entered Persia with two thousand Turco-
mans who, however. are badly armed. Two
smaller bands have also invaded Persia. and
all OF the invaders are slowly advancing TO-
ward Meshed, the capital of Khorassen. The
Persian troops who were sent against them
retreat as khai Seyd advances. Reinforce
mcnts are being sent from Teheran. khaf
Scyd is preaching holy war against Rus
sin. He intends to march against Askabad.
The proceedings of the council at Rome
between the American bishops and the
Papal Propaganda have closed but the con-
gress of American bishops still continues in
session for the consideration of certain side
issues. No new laws have been adopted,
and the subject OLA nuncio to the United
States has not been considered, and there
will certainly be no American council until
1880, when, il it be found expedent, an
apostolic delegate will be sent to represent
the Holy See, upon the suggestion of the
American bishops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Deer arc said TO bequte numerous in Ger
tain parts Of Stafford and Spotsylvania.
Mr.. Frank II. West, jr., at one time a
prominent young lawyer of Richmond, but
now residing in Louisa county, was married
on Thursday last to Miss Emma l.. Wills,
daughter of DR.. Wills, Of Louisa.
Sullivan and O'Neil, who robbed the post
Office at Culpeper. and committed other
crimes, and VINO were in Jail in Henrico
county awaiting their trial before the United
States Court, and made their escape On Mon
day night of last week, are still enjoying
their liberty.
Judge BlackwcIlin his charge to the grand
jury at Danville yesterday called special at.
tentinn to the late riot, and characterized
the killing as murder. lie demanded a tho
rough investigation, and put the full power
Of the court at the jury's command Numer-
Gus witnesses Of ali classes and colors are
summoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4.

THE GALLERY of the L. S. Senate is not
an agreeable place now for the Sirgnians
who 90 TO the national Capitol, and who
like to witness the proceedings Of the ma
tional legislature, for when they look down
among the democratic Senator's who sit be-
meath Them they look in vain for the repre-
sentativcs Of their own State, while, farover
on the outer row ofthe seats on the repub-
lican side. they see two men hardly quail
fed TO take part in the proceedings OF q
ward meeting, and who were elected by the
solid negro vote of the State with just
enough white support to make that vote a
majority, who hail from Virginia, but who
represent nothing within her borders save
her negro ignorance and the rapacity of her
few white sc:lawags. Each Of her sister
Southern States, from little Delaware down
10 BIZ rtx,s, even the part OF her own ter
ritcry of which she was robbed 10 make the
STATE of West Virginia, has two good and
true aud able and respected dem ocratic rep
rcSeu:atives in that body, but the represent
a,iv,s of virginia are looked for in vain.
Tx Senator Mcdonald said. before the late
election ia this State, that in the national
democratic victory to be gained next year
il wuIl.in'5 seem like a victory unless the
vote o. cd Virginia had helped to win it.
To Vire;nians the u. ). Senate doesu' seem
To DC The Senate now, because their State is
not r"nrcseutcd there, and when strangers
ask theu opnint oul the Virginia Senators,
they shake their heads and say there are
noac here now' It's pretty rough, isn't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04

JOHN s. BARBOUR, OF VIRGINIA. The
Goldsboro, y. c., lEsscnger and Transcript.
in speaking of this distinguished gentleman
and statesman, says that Virginia is very
proud ofJohn ;. Barbour, and with greatest
cause. He organized her dispirited forces
ii behalf of her civilization, and gained
signal victory over he foes OF both Ii he
is not Il great he is y goo, man, and there
are times in the life of State when good
ness IS better than greatness. But we would
not do this chivalrous Nireinian even u
small injustice by failing TO discriminate
carefully in his favor. he is in all true es-
sentals great as we'll as good man. Be-
longing to in iius!riolls stock, he may vet
attain 10 honorS as high rs were ever reach.
cti by i. T., James or john 5. Barbour, sr
Let it be remembered that in craftsmanship
Virginia has had no greater name since the
days oil the Titans Mason, Jefferson, or
Madison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.

a severe snow storm prevailed througout
New England and along the Northern coast
Yesterday Telegraph and cable wires are
seriously affected.
Joseph Jefferson, the comedian, says the
stories of the loss of his voice are exaggera-
tons. His trouble has been nothing more
than IL very heavy cold, from which he has
about recovered.
In the House of Representatives yester-
day resolution was adopted seating Mr..
Manning. democrat, from Mississippi, with
out prejudice 10 the claims Of the contestant,
Gen. Chalmers.
The Associated Railways Of Virginia and
the Caro!inas have adopted the "A hour sys-
TEN for computing time, as is shown by
their schedules. The Atlantic Coast Line
and the Virginia Midland or Richmond and
Danvlie route are included in this.
a large floating buoy, lighted with com
pressed gas, was anchored on the Sandy
Hook shoals several months ago as an ex-
pertinent by the government Lighthouse
Board. The trial has been very successful
thus far. 1t is claimed that the light will
last nine months longer without renewing.
The New Hampshire young woman who
wooed by letter, went West to meet the
lover she had never seen, upon condition
that he should pay her fare home again
should he not. on personal inspection, be
satisfactory to her, is now Il happy BRIDE
their novel love making having proved a
success and the wcoer having passed mus
ter.
George l.. RnlIin, a colored lawyer, nomi-
mated by Governor Euter for judge of the
Municipal Court in Cbarlestown district
ani confirmed by the executive council, is
the first colorea man to hold a judicial posi-
ton in Massachusetts. He is Il native of
Virginia, born in Richmond in 1884, of free
parents. He went to Boston SO years ago,
and was educatcd in the public schools. He
first began business as barber, and after
wards read law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Presidents
Message was sent to Congress this afternoon.
In it he says he recommended in his last
message the abolition of all the internal
revenue tax except that on distilled spirits
and also substantial reductions in the taril,
and that while he has no doubt that further
reductions may be wisely made, he does not
recommend them. He thinks the surplus
in theTreasury can be spent upon the navy.
He says if there shall be great delay in re-
ducing taxation, it will become necessary
either TO substitute some other form OF cur
rency in place OF the national bank notes Or
to make important changes i'll the laws by
which their circulation is now controlled,
and that in his judgment the latter course Is
far preferable. He recommends as means
for averting the threatened contraction OF
the currency by the redemption of bonds a
law for repeating the tax on circulation and
permitting the banks to issue notes for an
amount equal to 90 per cent OF the market
value instead of as now the face value
of deposited bonds. He recommends the
redemption Of the trade dollar. He
recommends the consolidation of certain
customs districts; also the Improvement Of
The coast defenscs and of the navy, and
one cent postage on local letters. lie
opposes the project for the Government
to take control Of the telegraph business,
but believes the Government should eXcr-
else some control over interstate Geographic
communication. He lavors national appro-
lriatiors for popular education that district
attorneys and marshals shall be paid by
salary, and the repeal of presumption and
timber culture acts. To break up polygamy
10 Utah he recommends the assump-
ton by Congress Of the political control
| Of Territory and Il commission with
power competent for the purpose.
| He recommends the establishment OF civil
government in Alaska He thinks Con-
.ress should protect the people at large
in their Interstate railroad traffic
against acts Of injustice which State
governments arc powcrIcss to prevent.
lie approves of civil service reform, and of
the working Of the civil service commission;
recommends the enactment Of Il law provl-
ding for the Presidential Succession, and for
allowing the President to veto certain sec
! tons of bill without vctoing the whole
bill. The message concludes, as follows:
The lIth amendment Of the Constitution
conicrs the rights of citizenship upon all
persons born or naturalized in the United
States and subject to the jurisdiction there
Of 1t was the special purpose of this
amendment to insure to members of the
colored race the full enjoyment Of civil and
political rights. Certain statutory provi-
sons intended to secure the enforcement
Of those rights have been recently de-
clarcd unconstitutional by the Su
prcmc Court. Any legislation whereby
Congress may lawfully supplement the guar
antccs which the Constitution affords for the
equal enjoyment by all the citizens Of the
United States Of every right, privilege, and
immunity of citizenship will receive my I'M
h"sitatiug approval.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04

A SEA or CoRpSEs.- following is an
extract from 4 letter from one of the crew OF
the ship Samoa, posted at St. Helena, on
October %:
when we reached AMER what sight
met our eyes AMER ali gone not one liv-
ing soul left the land on both sides white
as snow, covered with ashes trees all dead
"a fearful sight. We were ordered TO stop
and heave to by u Dutch man of-war. A
small boat came 10 US and kindly took our
letters. For Two days after passing AMER
ploughed through masses of dead bodies,
hundreds and hundreds striking the ship on
both sides: groups of fifty 10 hundred all
packed together, most of them naked, and
such an odor! It was awful
1--WE passed a good deal of wreckage, but
of course we cannot tell ifany vessels were
lost We also passed bedding, chests and
number of white bodies, all dressed like
sailors, with sheath knives on them. For
ten days we went through fields Of pumice
stone. have a quantity of it on board.
We had a pleasant passage around the Cape
of Good Hope; no gales: in fact, not wind
enough. hope you will see us home the
first week in December"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04

THE LATE CAPT. FAIREANKs.-Captan
Noah Fairbanks, who died on Saturday at
Fredericksburg, was an historical characttr
in Chesapeake bay navigation. He was the
first man to take steamboat in Virginia
waters. He began with coasting packet
between Baltimore and Fredericksburg,
and afterwards commanded number
of steamboats,. lie was u queer old
fellow, with rough exterior but q kind
heart, and was fond Of sitting round
Il stove with some more old cronics telling
yarns and experiences. He used to wear
a queue, and was not disposed to look with
favor upon new fashions. When he gaveup
steamboating he went to Fredericksburg
and lived on barren piece of land in the
mountains. One day, while his wife was
standing at the door Of their home she was
struck by Lightning and killed. After that
the Captain had to be taken care of by the
good people Of Fredericksburg, with occa-
sional assistance from steamboat men. He
was 81 years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-04

TIE DISASTROUS fate OF MIR. J. Warren
Refer is Il glaring warning to public men OF
the danger Of "fooln' with the representa-
tiycs Of the press. Keifer is at best only a
bullock. bu! as he came to Congress with Il
big majority behind him, he would have re-
tired lrom the Speakers chair unwept, I'M
honorcd and unSnng, to be sure, because his
rulings were ~ silly rs they We're contrary
to parliamentary law, but he would have
supk without ripple. As he chose, how
ever, to insult the occupants of the report
crs gallery at the close OF The last session,
and rs he has since run amuck against the
newspapers he returns TO his fourth rate
place on the republican side of the House
amid the derisive contempt Of the whole
country. and with so small vote in the
caucus Of his own party as to make him ri
dculo,lS.