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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-29
Mr.. ED1ToR:-We understand that Prot.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Weun understand that Prot.
Leutwein contemplates giving an exhibit
ton on or about the 1st of January, for
the purpose of showing how far his Ger
man class has progressed in fifty lessons.
The class consists of the following: w.
H. Hubbard, s. M. Heller, D. Meekison,
J. B. Dittenhaver, L. L. H. Austin, j. J.
Moory, j. X. Withers, f. o. Blair, Frank
Shoemaker, Will Norton, John Brennan,
Kate Wilson, Clara Hoskinson, Clara
Bernstein, AIDA McWiliams, Mamie
Crockett. The entertainment will be CIV
en- at Beckman Hall, and the admission
will be reasonable. Each male member
will deliver an Grafton in the German
language, and each female will read COM
position. The opening of the occasion will
be song by the entire class in German.
We long for the time when we will have
an opportunity OF hearing Meekison lead
off with the air with his much celebrated
voice. Hubbard, Heller and Austin chime
in with soft and beautiful alto. Blair,
Shoemaker and Moorey elevate their
sweet tennor accented in German tone,
that will echo and recede through the Hall
for all time to come, while Withers, Dit
tenhaver, Norton and Brennan shake the
very earth to its foundation with their
excellent bass voices. "Oh Think of the
Home Over There"
OBSERVER
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-29

Highest cash price paid for butter and
eggs at J. A. Shasteen's. At
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-29
Give thanks to-day.

Van Vert wants a foundry.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-29

On Friday last ex-County Treasurer
John G. McLain received the sad intelli-
gence that sister, Mrs. Thos. w. Hus-
ton, had been burned to death, together
with young son seven years old. Mrs.
Huston was living with her husband and
happy family of five children on farm
near Unionville, Mo. On Wednesday
night of last week their dwelling took fire
and Mrs. H. and one son perished in the
flames. Two of the other children were
severely burned. The following dispatch,
giving particulars of the terrible affair,
was sent out from UnionviIe on the
23d: The residence of T. w. Huston, To-
Gated about two miles west of the city,
was entirely destroyed by fire at o'clock
last evening. Mr.. Huston and his two
eldest boys were away from home. Mrs.
Huston and three small children were
asleep in the room directly above where
the fire ignited. The oldest, boy about
IL years, jumped from window, but not
till he received burns which it is feard will
prove fatal. Mrs. Huston threw her baby
out of the window and returned to rescue
another son, aged about years, when she
was overcome by the heat and with the
boy perished in the flames. The remains
were found in the ruins this morning
burned to cinder. The heat from the
ruins rendered it impossible to remove
them sooner.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-29
ROLL oE HONOR.

The following pupils Of Napoleon Union Schools
were neither absent nor tErdy during the month c,
November:
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-29

THE DEMO-
to-day
an a foundry.
Remember masquerade "
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SYRUP =: s;; ;;: =: e.: ; :;., ... .,.'
Hoarseness Bronchitis Group
enza Asthma Whoopng Cough In os'erah 'nun lonsn
Consumption and for the and M Baldwin
sed stages The Disease sis: F
Banking House :: ::::;;
Teller Saul. ::
NAPOLEON o. ~ wA. 1om, without monsr, and
sa s iSR ss % % demand % Ee Gay without '0
von@a Th a"sG ""d sr ss onns "SH Snd in Sht
HE NORTHWEST ever ,,,n r,,az,.7,.. service. tn.
That genuine New Orleans oeiock ""' ' ''''"S
GLASSES SOC per gallon and Hon. passed Napo-
sugar syrup only 6Oc, at s s on Saturday, o" his way TO Wash
arys 5t ,rss ,daie Cloa,e arrived home ss,nr-
1s%ps ss1sp lamps" lamps of al" kinds " and vienty '
The children will have dns Mr. Wm M sny M . w home rem
eat in a few days at III. e. al his sister. 4
arys Santa Claus will be
spayed life size. Parents take b6ud % o % @ aloe % the ~ IN"
'ur chdten ana see the fo
'P' ~ !----- w! paper menare eroundsh red.
connoIv .od soo xo, ., nn,..
ya 9S+' =? ; lave good
sss-c- 49, CO.. Mr.: Fred Fred Adams AviIa,
S @ os % rs
t BEARD 30 saur's drug store for free
to Brdey' for your glass s9' |
sn S %sss 4s Gs Msse Ss b,ssm
nth @ and nd 18th 18th Several interesting
::;;, = If;
p near ne cana" To those kind friends who
sss ' qsi
mers you your you
sc +! ] es FS; ,s"s s
TAX:
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ss % % % ] eyer S5: 5oss s
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bird hro
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Forty Acres Joshua s quite lively and risky for IS
''' N' N '' - 'e"'
poleon between Napo 'e>'
d.
III that p thand New York;
and % Ss wosd Rsty" bridge il" those cities and
eto Ito
0o"'' Home on o n cord
efarmin Freet
he
with &
To part wanting portraits
storle
hatpa and
entiresa
nothing Farmers doht patrohl cheap morse
II VIZ
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National Republican., 1883-09-17
aalarurO- -Situations- .frmals.

NXTANTED- by a RES PECrABLE GERMAN
w glrl, II situation us lady's maid or waiting on
Invalid lady or AS housekeeper; good reference Al
lrpSg W. NJ, Rpnublirau Office EpiT-,t
National Republican., 1883-09-17
LYNCuBURG NOTES.
Daring InO,ndiary GTorts--Tho Tobacco
Crop--Sudden Death.
e...s.,

LYNcHBuRG, VA, Sept. 16-Two more
daring attempts to Gro houses in this city
were made Friday night, ono on Main street
and the other the large tobacco factory of Mr..
Taliaferro, ut the corner of Federal and
Washington streets. Both were detected in
time to prevent any serious damage.
A very sudden death occurred at house of
shame in this city yesterday morning in the
person of John J. Reese, former resident of
Baltimore, but lato of Charlottesville. He
came hero with tho circus much intoxicated
and went to bed. In tho morning he got up,
called for drink of water, said he felt
bettor, but almost instantly fell back dead.
Tho physician who examined the dead
body expressed the opinion that the
cause Of death was heart disease.
Telegrams were sent to supposed friends in
Baltimore announcing his death, but no an
swers were received, and ho was buried by
the direction of the proper authorities at city
expense Reese was at one timo employed
on the Virginia Midland railway, was about
40 years of age, and fine looking and pop
ular young man when sober.
The Hon. Robert A. CoRhill, who has rep
resented the county of Amherst in tho legis-
laturo for many years, has written letter
positively declining reelection because of
feeble health, He is one Of the directors of the
Virginia Midland railway.
The internal revenue receipts i'll this (the
sixth collection district for tho week ending
Sept ii amounted to $14,5449s.
Only slight damage was done the tobacco
crops in this section of the state by the re-
cent frosts, and it is believed that with the
good rains aud weather which have followed,
the crop will be fully an average one. The
sales last week at our warehouses amounted to
1900 pounds, falling OFF of 49,940 pounds
from tho week preceding
At the Supreme Grand lodge, I. o. o. F., of
the United States, which holds its annual
session at Providence X. l., commencing on
to-day, the seventeenth instant, A. l.. Hill
esq, of New York, will represent the State
Grand lodge of Virginia.
The colored base ball club of this city, the
Lone Jacks go to Danvillc on Monday to play
match game with the colored club of that
place. The club here is considered very fine
one,
National Republican., 1883-09-17
CULL1NGs FROM CULpEpER.
A Funder Primary NIecting-A Farmer
E<illed-Success OF the Fair.

Special Dispatch,
CULPEPER, VA, Sept. 16.--A funder pr-
mary meeting was held here yesterday to
select delegates to make the final nomination
for the house of delegates. 1t will meet again
on Monday, the seventeenth instant for that
purpose The prevailing impression is that
Col. l. Q. Gibson will be the nominee. Mr.. l..
S. Eggborn beat him in the preceding politi-
cal contest and will do it again. The read
justcr party in this county is stronger than
ever; it has given the people the most
economical government which is tho real
issue after all. The people know this, and
will keep that party in power whose policy
and principles conduce most to tho public
good. Tho Culpeper Times under the able
editorship of Col. Georges. Krol,sc, has done
much good for the readuster cause in this
section, but by the additional brilliant talent
to its editorial columns by Judge John
w. Bell, it has developed into u first class
campaign paper.
Mr. II. Crigler, small farmer residing near
this place, was run over and killed ut tho fair
grounds on Friday night. His body was hor-
ribly mangled.
The eleventh annual exhibit of the Gull
peper fair closed on Friday. A finer day for
horse racing could not have been chosen.
Though warm, the country was shielded
from the direct rays of an ardent sun by the
clouds, which wrapped the sky as with q
blanket, and kindly held up their con-
tents until the fair was over. The
exhibit was good in many respects,
having its full quota of animals and articles
and products of all kinds, representing every
department of human industry. The display
Of pianos organs, machinery and farming
implements fancy work, and domestic pro-
ducts were all large. The contemporaneous
happenings of the Baltimore oriole, the rains,
and the exciting political canvass now going
on may have detracted somewhat from the
success of the fair
National Republican., 1883-09-17

DENTAL ticket has been met are now seen to
bo wholly without warrant. The close cor
poration has absolutely been thrown open to
the whole body of republicans; and whoever
still complains must do IL because he does not
want tho majority to govern.
But, IL is still iusinuated this is only to get
You into their trap. Next year there will be
no such liberality.
Now, in point Of fact, the plan of the com.
mittoo of eighteen, already adopted by the
m achine, provides for u thorough re-onroll-
mont on this very basis next November.
But If that is not enough, let the state con.
vention ordor tho same thing. We have
authority for saying that the chairman OF the
central committee and his associates will wei.
come such action
National Republican., 1883-09-17
A NVon,irrti,l Cnsr

Col d. F.Wade, u highly respected and we'll
known citizen Of Nashville, Tenn, has lately
been cured of paralysis of several years'
standing. Ho publishes the prescription,
which cured him. and which we give for tho
benefit of our readers lodido of potash, half
ounce; fluid extract engot, half ounce; glyce-
rine, one aand half ounce distilled vater q. g..
to four ounces; mis- aud dissolve; dose for an
adult, one teaspoonful; also Fowor's solution
of arsenic, ono ounce; dose, one drop for first
week, to be increased to two drops lie saws
"ncarly every sense, sight, locomotion, tnsto,
hearing, &C., were impaired, ! improved in
all respects gradually after taking the above,
except in sight, which suddenly improved
four days after disseminating tho remedies,
which had takon regularly for two months"
National Republican., 1883-09-17

yXTANTED-ro RENT, \ HOUSE OF SIX
w or seven rooms. pleasantly located, within
few squares of Government Printing Office; family
of three Address II. H., 7aj First street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-09-17
Republicans to Huie tho Republican
Party.
New YoN T7balf, sept IS,

Tno rolls of voters at the republican prima-
ries last night if carefully examined, would
doubtless open tho eyes of good many by
showing how much easier it is to nurse a
grievance than to discharge a duty. One can
growl, anywhere and at any time, at the
machine for sitting the voice Of New York
republic ans, but one cannot vote for his own
choice, even at the freost Of republican
primaries without taking tho trouble to go
there, There Is u smaller vote, therefore,
from tho elements that have complained that
heretofore they were excluded from voting
than could have been wished. Nevertheless,
il is q larger vote and more nearly rcprosent.
Gtive Of the whole republican party than any
cast at such primaries for many years past,
The successive suspicious and imputations
VI trickury and bad hith with which every
tep in this effort TO reorganize the republican
party Of this city on n basis broad enough to
Selude every man who voted tho last prosi-
National Republican., 1883-09-17
National Hanks and Lotteries.

Mr.. West steever, of this city, counsel for
filed with the comptroller of the currency, u
formal complaint, setting forth an alleged
violation Of law by the New Orleans National
bank, in substituting its name for that of tho
manager of lottery company, in advertise
monts which have appeared in various jour
nails throughout the country. Mr.. Steover
says it is the intention of his client to tost the
question whether or not national bank can
lawfully so into the lottery business.
National Republican., 1883-09-17

wv ANTED--A FAMILY. or THREE ADULTS
w would like the of furnished house for win.
teri good references. Address l.. T., Republican
OillCC. sci l-itF
ANTED-EV EVERYBODY TO PATROSIHE
w Wilhcrbpo's Capital % cent Express. Baggage
checked at residence. Oillcus 4s5 Pennsylvaniunve.
nup. EOurtcentl aud ulhrd and East Capitol Streets
IN 0-TelephOnp connections, selBGtF
National Republican., 1883-09-17

MANCHESTER, MASS, Sept. 16.-Junius
Brutus Booth, the veteran actor and manager,
who has been i'll for some days at the Mas
conomo house, of which he is proprietor, is in
a critical condition. He is sinking rapidly,
and hope of recovery has been abandoned.
Mrs. Agnes Booth is ut his bedside. Edwin
Booth has been here all day, but left tonight.
National Republican., 1883-09-17
adranttN. sifnatione- -NlnIt.

VTANTED-nY A YOUNG MAN HAVING
w horse nnd buggy, situation With business
nrm; repl estate preferred snlary no object AZ.
dress WILLING, Republican olce. scl5-SN
NTANTEn--BY A TRUSTWORTHY, EDU.
w Gated EnglishnHu, q situation of trust iit any
employment where confidence ana care Is required;
scil.sts
NTANTED-BY a YOUTH a POSITION Az
w clerk in grocery; has had eXperen And rei-
w " spll.Na
National Republican., 1883-09-17

BE- Those advertisers ,chO so desire can hare MciJ
names and add ess placed in Register IN THE RE-
PUBLICAN business 0Gcc prepared for that purpose IN
order that responses MerttO coming after thc ddrCrliSe
mcnt has been taken out can be Jor0drded by mat on
OtheriBiSe.
National Republican., 1883-09-17
sfor SaIt--Sarms.

JIoR SALE SIX AND THREE.QUARrER
IL acres head New York avenue, and Just this side
entrance Of Fair Grounds, all in grass finely watered
only i2s0o-s25O cash, palauce in small monthly pny
lnentsi Just place for florist, dairyman, ponorer
4, a. MARR, l2l2,i Fstreet northwest. seii,3t.
INOElySAlE-AT A SACRtFlCE-A FINE
u grazing farm IN Maryland, miles from Wash
ton. BISHOP 81 HILL, 1908 street northwest. 23tf
National Republican., 1883-09-17
HEALrH Is WEALTH.

ToBWOIII OF EVERY CHARACTERISED
~ gcI cIipilon executed at Tho National Republioah
OhioV AZ any hour, day or night, and every dRyla
theyeM G0od work and low pElgOA
National Republican., 1883-09-17
yNsNitnI.

~ VoUR TREATMENT. FOR mPoTENoY
4 and nervous decay am convinced, Is the
best Known 10 the medical profession" - Private
letter from LOhn >, Allen, NJ D., to Eric Medical Co.,
Buffalo, Y. v On request the company Will mali
free tur sealed for staup) explanatory pamphlet NC
UEALrH 10 WEALTH.
Dn l. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, u specific for Hystcria, Dizziness,
Commissions, N6rymis Headarhe. Mentall depression,
Loss OF Memory Spcrmntorrhmn, lmpolency, lll'
voluntary I.nlssOns Premature Dld Ago, caused by
Oycr-pxrulOn sefuuusp, or Over.iniulgelice. which
loads to misery, decay ana DEATH one buN VIII cure
recent caste Each hos contains one months treat.
mrut one dollar bON, or X boxes for live dOllgrA.
Sent hy mail prepaid on receipt Of price, We guar.
Uutpe slN boxes 10 cure any case. with each order
received by rs for SIX boxes, accompanied with five
dollars, we Wlll send the purchaser Onr written guar.
effect u cure Guarantees issued cy SfOTf& CliONE
~" W. - t IA ,, , ' nri,r ~ ~, ,;n -
Give nruup attention. iv1ly
National Republican., 1883-09-17
Qrrsonal Comfort.

TRNHE SiIEDD BATHS. OO3 u STREET. NEAR
Il Ninth Turkish, Russian, sulphur, aud Mtruuflal
Baths given with skin and experiences. Maupua,Or
bath. 81; for s5i II for SO open sunday from H.
NJ. 10 r. Aul7 II
NTEw TURKISH BATH CDR. ROVEFSl
IN 14l7 q street. opposite Riggs House. Large pooi
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. NoI
Say yn ,n Bstbs si Gtlcets sLy ""'
apo DR. II. L. BoVEE, Electrician.
~.NuTse ur,ItANtIAItNDnN
National Republican., 1883-09-17
SwIss sTEAMLAUNDRH
FINE WORK.
1872. r STREET, NEAR EBpIrT HOUSE

aul1.s,tu IRA GODFREY, Jn., Proprietor
VNAsY FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and longevity hence the most eminent physi'
Cluns, SURGEONS and thousands OF other well known
persons. rom far and near visit
DR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
I4iOPennsylyana avenue, opposite Wizards Hotol
Tor relief from COrR, buniUns, diseased NullS and
other complaints of the feet.
twenty-five consecutive years OF practice In Wash
ington D. g.
Fee. 81 per visit for putting the feet in order.
National Republican., 1883-09-17
csor Salr--yo OTIS.

yNoR sALE-LoT 4aXIO0 ON + STREET ONE
\ square from new Pension Building. Apply at 44O
NJ street northwest, selt-3tS
VINoR sALE-1N THE CENTRAL PART OF THE
n city lot 30Nl5j feet; or u subdivision of the same
lot l6N0iect to 80 foot alley; the owner OF adoin
ing lot will build with purchaser Apply to No. GIl
thirteenth street northwest jyl0
National Republican., 1883-09-17
for Amt- -NlisteIIanrnne.
gusimrss Gbantrs.

UNON EXCHANGE FOR cry PROPERTY 90
~ several me lnrmt near hattie Greek, Milha also
first ruSs SAW mn, engine and boiler Wllh lNturc'.
q, N AllE'e ounce ~ GsIrcet sal''it
Z IBERAL RATE OF ISTEREsT ALLOWED
n on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold ~ market rates. Collections made every
where. by J. H. sQulEk & CO., Bankers, lil6 Pean'
sylYanlRaYenue- aa3tU
National Republican., 1883-09-17

nRAwING AND BEST AND
~ cheapest place to learn drawing and painting is
Mt the National Academy OF Fine Arts, corner Eigh-
teenth street and New York avenue All coDmenc.
Ing before sept. - at half price Chdrens Saturday
class, $40 per year Glasses aller O'Clock for those
in the departments. seli.6th
National Republican., 1883-09-17

TVOUSE WANTED IN WEST END FOR
l. grown people; describe fully J. AMBLER
SMITH, 22I Four'anda-hRlf street. +. q. Box i9.
National Republican., 1883-09-17

a OSl-- nI9lM WIEN NO. GRANT rLACE
IL and Webster school Bulldlng - pair of tchlld's
sppctaCcS nnl case. a suitable reward VIII DO nall
Tor their return 10 No. Grant Place, sel5-3t%
National Republican., 1883-09-17

yXyANTED-BY DEC. /, FOR SMALL FAMILY
w of adults, well furnished. modern house, to
IL rooms, In northwest best care and satisfaction
sute lowest price. Hoom 49, Adjutapt
Generals Office, City. scl7.WS
National Republican., 1883-09-17
s'0st anO FOuno.

r Osr-'l JtEWAGp a GREEN AND ulUE
/ i l"rroqre 10 bra, from -O'o Ntrro nortuwov.
Fnl7-Nt
National Republican., 1883-09-17

VUANTED--A HOUSE, RENT NOT OVER $40
w per month between Eighth ana Fifteenth
streets aud street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Address A. X. e., Republican Office. selT-3t
National Republican., 1883-09-17

NNTANTED-BY FAMILY. INCLUDING Chill
wv dron, a small furnished house or rooms. Ad-
dress. stating location and terms moderate alone
ceptable). or call and see j. NJ. e., 1916 Thrtieth
street northwest. sel7.3t*
National Republican., 1883-09-17

wv ANTED - HOUSE OR UNlN'RNISIED
bu Address, with description and price, A. H., Re.
publican Olllce. sei.3tE
National Republican., 1883-09-17

NITAN'rED no PURCHASE, FOR OCCU.
w punry next spring, good fnim near a railroad
station anu wlthiu nt hours ride of Washington. Ad
dress. stating location Size price, and terms NJ j.
w, Republican Oflcc. spll.3la
National Republican., 1883-09-17

VyTANTED-BY OCTOBER l. A MODERATE
w sized house or a iUor of unflrnshed rooms by
n small family OF adults. Address k. X, RepublI'
can l1ilpp spl5-ltE
National Republican., 1883-09-17
.for ilsni-8ousts.

TNOR REN T. NORWOOD. on SEVENTH
~ street road rooms large grounds and stable.
corner seventh nnd boundary, II rooms, eh Apply
National Republican., 1883-09-17

WY TANTED-OCrOBER /, 1883, SMALL HOUSE;
w Orooms; modern improvements; or suite OF
four unlurnshed ruOms northwest Address, with
price, q. II, b., smithoniau Institution. self.1t@
National Republican., 1883-09-17

NKTANTED-- IL OHSE AND BUGGY-A LADY
w would like 20 hire horse an buggy several dhys
each week. either morning or afternoon. Address
II, r., RepubliCan OnCc. spll-Sts
National Republican., 1883-09-17

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (oNB CHILD
IA desire rent house with another small family,
81 each VIII have To pny reasonable rent and have
home in good locality references exchanged. Ad-
dress A. ", Republican Oliice. sel-3tt
National Republican., 1883-09-17

yNTANrED-YoUNG GENTS WISHING TO
w thoroughly study Architecture, Engineering
Drawing, Mathmatlcs DC, As professions to save 81
by arranging for iusrutt os now, at 5l0 street
while terms are $40 per quarter only. sel5-3ts
National Republican., 1883-09-17

WY ANTED--A HOUSE. TEN TO TWELVE
w rooms, between Ninth and Fourteenth ana aud
NJ streets northwest. Address PROMPT, Republican
Ollice. scli.BtH
yXTANTED-TO RENT, COMFORTABLE FIVE
w or six room house moderate rcnti good refer
ences pus o3siOn by October Is or November l. Ad-
dress @, a. ~, Republican Office, sell-3t*
National Republican., 1883-09-17
.for Itut- FURNISHED Sooms.

HooD FURNISHED ROOMS ny THE DAY.
W week, or month, near 20 nll departments. from
y,6l TO s3.bo per wck. 622 pennsylvania ayens.S
northwest Selt-otT
National Republican., 1883-09-17
d0lantrS---A -AlisteIIaurous.

| UJANTED-FoUR SHOW BOTTLES FOR
w window. Address DRUGGIST, Georgetown
| POstOilce. selb.lta