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An old lady in Texas says she never
could imagine where all the Smiths
came from until she saw in town
large sign, "Smith Manufacturing Com
pany,u
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

A Bill. has been introduced in the
House allowing jurors before Justices
courts one dollar day.
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Jan. 3l-wS
Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that Caleb Wheeler,
~ as administrator of the estate of Michael Kry-
der, has filed final account Of his administra-
ton, which will be for hearing and settlement
February 18th, 1884.
Jan. 81, 1884. Probste Judge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

AN attempt to prevent importation of
American cattle into England was de-
feated in Parliament.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-02-14

THE new redistricting bill has be-
come q law. Good bye Wood, welcome
Putnam.
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The Saturday Ao0erican of Toledo is
in favor of the old ticket: Tilden and
Hendricks.
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Now Advertisements

II Z Cary-Locals
d Meekison-Probatc Notices.
J c Saur-Drugs.
ID Meekison-I.egAl notice.
J Hockman-Notice Of appointment.
N Hcller-Dry goods.
j b Dlttenhayer-Noticet to contractors.
j Mess-Contractor and builder.
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Mr.. Peter Mallen, 2l2 W.. Twenty
fourth street, New York, says that he
suffered six years with rheumatism and
found no relief until st. Jacobs on, the
sovereign remedy, was applied, which
cured him completely.
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For Sale at a Bar
gain.

SEvENTEEN acres of land one mile north Of the
OCourt House, fronting on the Adrian and Kali
da Pike. Will be sold In bulk or In l, or acre
lots to suit purchasers one third TO be paid date
Of purchase and the bsence in three equal yearly
payments, to be secured by mortgage. The prem
ses are free and clear Of oil encumberance title per-
feet To be sold as the property Of and for the ben
eft of Hattie McHenry For terms enquire Of
dec27.3m @ DR.. H. McHENRY.
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Probate Notices.
Probate Notice.
PROBATE NOTICE.
PrAhafA N0tica.

NJ Office is hereby given, that A. Wilhelm and j.
~ M. Prusendorfer, as executors of John Wilhelm
deceased, have filed final account of their admin
istration, which will be for hearing and settle-
ment February 10th, 1884.
D. MEEKISON,
Jan. 3l-w3 Probate Judge
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Notice Of Appointment.

Estate of Joseph Hickman, Decd.
THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
l. fed as administrator Of the estate Of Joseph
Hickman, late of Henry County, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 7th day of Feb, A. D. 1881.
JACOB HOCKMAN,
Feb. Ii-3w. Admins rator.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

nN the 2lst day of January, In the year 1884, the
~ Probate Court of Henry County, Ohio, declared
the estate OF Henry Schroeder deceased, to be prob
their claims against the estnte to the under
signed TO- allowance within six months from the
time above mentioned they will not be entitled to
payment. uonp,
Administrator Of Henry Schroeder, deceased.
F.M Rummell, attorney.
January IL, 18s4.-4w.
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THE Supreme Court of Ohio has de-
cided that: l. A railway company may
charge higher price for carrying pas
sengers when the fair is paid on the
train than ii does at the ticket office,
provided the price thus charged is rea-
sonable, and the fare on the train does
not exceed the maximum allowed by
law. 2. A person having entered the
cars without having purchased ticket,
and persistently refusing to pay the
usual and reasonable fare may be law
fully removed from the train. 3. The
expulsion Of such person may be at a
place other than a railway depot or u.s.
ual stopping place, provided care is ta-
ken not to cxposerhim to serious injury
or danger. 4. Such person acquires no
right to remain ON the cars by offering
to pay the usual fare after the train has
been stopped torthc purpose of ejecting
him. ".
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llt p. m.-Queston Drawer.
2:I5 p. m--Paper By y. T. Hays: subject, "In
what condition should breeding stock be kept
and how 10 secuae beat results.
subject, "The Improvement Of Soils"
$50 p.m.-Election OF oficers.
S:t5 p. m.-volunteer remarks.
400 D. m.-Music and adjournment.
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
n Office ia hereby given that George W. Batten-
~ field as executor OF Adam Battenfeld, deceased,
has filed third account of his administration which
will be for hearing and settlement February 2Sd !,
1884. !
D. MEEKISON,
Feb e. -3w. Prebate Judge.
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sth D.y of March. A. d. 1884.

OIL Lay VI n1otSht n ~ hoOFs
st 10 O'Clock O. m, ct the north door Of the Court
House In Napoleon, In ssid county, the following
described lease-hoh estate, with the appurtenApces
thereto belonging, stusts In the town Of Napoleon,
Henry county, Ohio, and described ss foliov4 To-
Wit: =
Commencing at point where the vest line Of Scot
street intersects the south side Of Front street,
thence westerly along the south side OF Front street
three chains thence south twenty six degrees east
aud parallel with Scott street two ehains to the
Maumee river, thente along the Maumee river 10 the
west side OF Scott street. thence northery along the
west line OF Scott street 10 the place Of beginning,
known as the mill lot. Also, parcel Of land at ths
northwest corner OF said mill lot runntng north %
degrees west to the towing path Of the Miami Bris
Canal thence east along the said towing path hfty-
two links; thence south twentysix degrees east 70
the north side OF said mill lot; thence west along
said mill lot to the place Of beginning.
Being the property sold by Phillips Stafford 70
the State Of Ohio containing In all one hundred and
three rods more or less, except strip Of land four
rods wide being q continuation Of Front street ss
surveyed, plated and recorded as Phillips q Stan'
ord's second addition to the town Of Napoleon.
Appraised st$23, 500.
Terms Of Sale.-One- third cash in hand, one-third
In one year. and onethird In two years from the day
OF SALE with interest, deferred payments to be se
cured by mortgage on premises sold.
H. H. V0CKE,
JOHN vOCKR,
Executors OF John II. Woke, deceased.
Hsag & Rsgan, Attys.
feb1-td
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The Democrats will endeavor to get
u liquor license through the Legislature
to be voted on next October.-Ottd,c0
Gazette.
You lnisinform your readers. No
constitutional amendment can be voted
on next fall. The Constitution requires
that all amendments shall be voted up
on when members of the General AS
sembly are to be elected. This will be
year from next fall, when no doubt a
license amendment will be voted upon
by the people, as the present Democratic
Legislature seem favorable to propo-
sition of this kind, believing that a
graded license system is far better and
more just than the present law.
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s;is.. n.-Pspsr By Mn. n. sinsseri subject
"Fsrm Life"
ESQ .. m.-Inproved stoek-csstls and sheep.
oeners discussion, led By d. W. II. Howard
and l.. W. Brown.
lo:ss a. n.-LsciSrs BY Hon. W. H. Scott, subject.
Our Social Seeds."
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EXECUTORS SALE.

TN pursuance OF an order Of sale issued By the
lProbats Court Of iIenry county, Ohio, the under-
signeA e surviving Exeeutors Of the lat uia and
tsstame nt OF John H. voeke, late Of Henry county,
Ohio dsoeased, win oner for sale At public auction,
, 1884-07-12
7 Il L e G Il A III s
ST. THOMAS STATION.

ST. THOMAS STATION.
New York, July 4th-A Wishing
ton despatch states that the Senate
has sustained the Presidents veto in
regard to the Fritzjohn Porter resto-
ration bill.
In the French Chamber of Depu-
ties an amendment, proposing the
abolition of the Presidential right to
dissolve Parliament, was rejected. The
Bill for the revision Of the Constitu-
ton was then adopted.
, 1884-07-12
Translation.
appointment.

GQHE Ministry of Finances has
g under date Of 21st May
a. c. appointed cand. juris OTTO
CLARENCE KNUDSEN to prac-
tise until further as lawyer at the
Upper Court and at all the Lower
Courts in the Danish West India
Islands, and Government has accord
ing to authorization given by the
Ministry resolved that Lawyer
Knudsen shall be considered resid-
ing at Christiansted.
, 1884-07-12
AnsatteIse.
sNeNNDER 21do Mai 4. a. har

FpgnNDER 21do Mai d. a. har
- Finantsministeriet meddelt
cand. .juris OTTO CLARENCE
KNUDSEN Tilladelse til at proce-
dere paa Prove we'd Overretten og
samtlige Underretter paa de dansk
vestindiske Der, og i Henhold til
Ministeriets Bemyndigelse har
Gouvernementet bestemt, at Over
retspr6veprocurAtor Knudsen skal
anses boende i Christiansted.
, 1884-07-12

violation OF the treaty by the Iate
battle at Langson, NJ. Ferry abrupt.
y closed the interview.
Basse,terre, Guadeloupe, July 7th-
The French Transatlantic steamer
Columbie, from Martinique, bound
for France, cid Guadeloupe, while
entering this port yesterday morning
broke her main cylinder.
The S., Dominique, from Pointe.a.
Pitre, and Venezuela from Martini
que, arrived this morning to tow her
back TO Martinique. Left for latter
port 1890. a m.
New York, july 8th.-A Schedule
Of the affairs of Ward Grant& Com
pany shows their liabilities at seven
teen millions Of dollars with actual
assets given at fifty seven thousand.
The German Investigator, Dr..
Kock, declares that the Cholera is
Asja'ic and certain to spread over
Europe.
A Paris despatch states that NJ.
Ferry has demanded from China an
indemnity of two hundred and fifty
millions of francs, and has instructed
Admiral I'ourbet to seize the Fout-
cheon arsenal az security.
1t is reported in Paris that Major
General Gordon has been slain.
New York, July 9th.-The Cholera
Panic is increasing, fourteen deaths
occurred at MarseiIleS yesterday, al
50 ten at Toulon and three at AK.
Great uneasiness is felt in Paris,
from whence the migration TO tie
seaside is unrxamplod.
In the House Of Lords the amend
ment to the Franchise bill, introduce
ed by Lord Cairns, po<tponing the
extension until the scheme be CON
cluded for the redistribution of seats
has been adopted by a majority Of
fifty nine.
Il is generally believed that this new
conflict with the House of Commons
will b" the cause OF depriving the up.
per House of its functions and pri-
vilegps. The Government will not
dissolve, but will reintroduce The bill
in October.
In reply t. a question the Marquis
of Harrington declared hat the Co
vernment did not intend 10 send an
expedition to rescue Major General
Gordon, unless circumstances should
make such a step imperative.
London, July 9h-The stock Of
sugar at the four home ports on the
5rh instant, was 100000 tons as
against $4,000 tons for the CORE
spending period last year.
Intelligence from the Soudan an
nouncpS that the Mudir oil Dongola
has achieved u brilliant victory over
the rebels at Ddbbah. Two thous-
and Of the latter were killed i'll the
engagement.
New York, July 9th.
Flour per bril-, st. Lawrence brand S5.05
Meal, best B%randywine, per bril-, $3a to 81
II NJ. Pork, per bbl., S153
New Seasons Pork per bbl $164
C crystals per b., 5 to Z.
""e" Fair to good refining pr ID Al to 5.
Cuha Centrifugal, Max. & 5-16th Min. 81
English Islands MolaSses, 20 to q cts.
Exchange. New YORK. and London, $4.824
London, 9th.
, 1884-07-12

statesthat China SustainSher re~fuSalto
evacuate Lang>on.
1t is announced that the Cholera
excitement is increasing, but APP
parently without cause.
London adyices state That Mr..
Chamberlain las Withdrawn his Mer-
chant shipping Bud
1t is again reported that Khartoum
has fallen and that Major General
Gordon is a prisoner, but no massacre
occurred. The Mahomrtan Univer-
sity of El Hazar has endorsed the
claims of FL Mahdi.
New York, July 5th-puring the
discussions in the House Of Lords on
the WestIndia Commissioner report,
Lord BaIfour advocated the federation
of all the Wmdward Islands except
Barbados, also The issuing of loans for
the construction and improvement Of
Roads, Harbour Works and Water
Supply.
Bar Derby discouraged the propo-
siion Of ,aising loans, but agreed to
the principle of fed. ration excepting
Barbados. He however stated that
before entering into details the Gov
ernmrnt would await the result of a
consultation with Cover OF Robinson,
who is now Oh his way home from
Barbados.
Lord %,>arnarvon approved of the
Commissioners proposals regarding
the import duties on food, and advo-
Gated the establishment of a central
prison and a general system Of immi-
grafton He also expressed his APP
proval of trown Government.
1t is announced that the colossal
statue Of Liberty, destined for the
entrance 10 the po't of New York,
wi ,ch has just been completed by the
sculptor BcrthpIdi, has been formally
presented TO the United States Minis
ter in Paris. NJ. dc LesSep>, in The
course of a speech ON the occasion,
said that America and France had
always been friendly, and he YVES
confident she would recognize the
universal interest Of the Panama Ca
nal.
The "Times" in an editorial COM
meniing on the relations between
France aud China, expresses a hope
that the latter will recognize the in
evitable and avoid II wal with France.
A Paris despatch states that the
City is tree from cholera. The dis
ease is stationery at TouIon, and no
deaths have occurred at Marsellles.
NJ de Ltssprs has contradicted the
report of the American Naval Officer,
Lieutenant Brown, respecting the
failure Of the Works ut Panama.
New York, July 7'h.-\ Washing
ton despatch announces thatth" House
of Representatives has disagreed re-
speeding the appropriation Of two hun
dred and fifty thou~an dollars omeet
the expenses OF secret services III con-
nection with the proposed Nicaragua
Canal.
Latest Cholera intelligence states
that only four more deaths have oc-
CURED al Toulon but there are one
hundred and thirty EIGHT cases in the
, 1884-07-12

His Excellency The GOVERNOR and Mrs.
ARENDRUP entertained q large party of
ladies and gentlemen in Government House
yesterday evening. The Military Band was
present and performed its part in a very
satisfactory manner. To the lively music
dancing was kept up with a spirit which
seemed to show that the warm weather and
the cold prospects had both for the time
been forgotten. AT supper His Excellency
expressed inafew words the pleasure which
it gave him TO meet his guests, and later in
the evening COUNCILLOR FABER proposed
the health of the Governor and Mrs.
Arendrup, to which a cordial response was
given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

now. They feel more ut homo In this
party because they are ia party
out spoken in Its opposition to the En-
glish free trade policy. and they know
that Curtis and his following left the
Republican party because 1t would not
support free-trade. They know that
Henry Ward Beecher Is q member OF
the Golden free.trade club Of England,
and that ia enough. They have we'll
founded suspicion, too, that British tree
traders are sending money to this
country TO help In electing Cleveland,
and though they might have some Of
IL if they would 60 back TO the Demo-
cratic party, they entertain no thought
OF going.
The Democratic party, that was 90
willing to "let the Irish Co." would b
very glad to have the Irish come back
again. 1t finds that the thousands II
has lost in exchange for . few high pri.
vate Republican dudes was An exceed.
iBgly bad bargain. But ~ We have
already said the Irish have no notion
of going back. They have already been
in active Republican service and have
got warmed mp to the work. In Maine,
Ohio, and In West Virginia, and where
ever elections have been held the weigh,
of the Irish fist with . ballot In 1t has
been felt. They want to finish the
fRht and lay Cleveland on the shelf to
keep company with the friends he
| has made" of the Republican free
traders, and this they will do next Tues
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

The TAX collectors, duding that toe
much convenience was afforded Repub-
licans for paying taxes, BY keeping
their Office open In the evening have
now shut It, and can be found only BE-
tween and - o'clock In the forenoon,
and between 2 and o'clock in the 81.
ternoon. Republicans ~ho want to
pay their taxes must 60 to the tax col
leosors' Office during those hours.
Democrats mead not Be- particular
about going any time. Their tax 70
ceipts viii be taken to them by Demo
cratic runners, and they can pay for
them at leisure. This II . disadvan-
tage the Republicans have TO labor on
account Of Mr.. Bayard's assessment
laws, but 1t 10 one they will have 10
bear with. Tho Republican victory
will be the greater by being won against
such great odds. .o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
Mr. JseHsss anA MIS- Consraot
Az alo.

Again.
One OF the speakers at the Democrat
ic meeting at Fourth and Shipley
streets on Saturday night last thought
he was saying something smart when
he said that II Mr.. job II. jackson was
an honest man he would put his men to
work upon that big contract that
he said in speech in the Opera House
some ten days ago was withheld until al
ter the election and If Cleveland WAS
elected 1t should be declared of. How
did this brilliant orator expect Mr..
jackson to put men to work upon q
contract he had not secured until after
the election, and only then If Blaine
was elected
1t was not Mr.. Jackson's fault that
he did not get the contract. Had he
got it, he no doubt would have had
men at work upon 1t long before this.
A man cannot 60 and pick up large
contract for work at his own will when
ever he pleases. 1t always takes two
to make q bargain. 1t was the other
party who backed out or rather would
not contract until he knew more about
the results OF the election, and to him
must the blame be attached If to any
body. The Democratic orator wanted
TO say something, and placing q very
low estimate upon the intelligence Of
his audience he did not suppose they
could see the inconsistency of his re-
marks.
But we would not only stop hero In
defence Of Mr.. jackson, but we will
go farther and justify the man who had
the contract to give and will not give it
until he knew how the election went.
In all probability he wanted a large
number Of cars built to supply the de-
| mand for trade. He knew very well
tina. II Cleveland was elected that bust.
ness would be stagnated and unsettled
at least until his policy in regard te
protection would be fully indicated, and
this he knew could not be done under {
couple Of years. He could not afford t,
have these cars lying on his hands al
that time with strong probability tina
he would then have to sell them at ,
great los. as England with her free
trade policy and cheap labor could fur
nish cars cheaper than they could b.
manufactured in this country. Thu
man did right in waiting to see the re
suit of the cleo lion, and Mr.. jackson
will be applauded by every right think
ing man for telling how even the yer.
thought of the election Of Clevelan,
injuries the business prosperity Of tn
country. Elect Blaine and Logan ant
then Mr.. Jackson will not only get hi
large contract, which will give work Il
Hundreds of hands here in Wilmington
but will Immediately put in operation
hundreds OF suspended manufacture
all over the country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
New Offerings.

100 pairs of Blankets from late
New York auctions, sl.OO.
100 pairs of Blankets from late
New York auctions, $3.50.
SO pa rs of Blankets from late
New York auctions, $500.
Better quality at a reduction
of Is per cent.
500 prs 33c former price, SOC
Gents Canton Flannel Drawers.
400 SOC. g " 15c
$50 i5c., " N25
A full line of Medicated Red
Flannel Shirts and Drawers
200 Canton Flsnnel Shirts,
4Oc, former price, SOC.
100 Canton Flannel Shirts,
Soc, former price, Toe.
Choice Cloakings from a late
bankrupt sale at a reduction OF
mo less than 33 per cent.
2 balls Canton Flannels at 6
cents per yard.
An immense lot of Calicos at
4,s, 6 and I c nts per yard.
Another lot of Table Linen
Turkey red and bleached Da.
mask at 40 cents.
Our remnant counter q special
attraction:
80 dozen new tall shades but.
ton Kid Gloves at 65 cen! 8, com.
pare favorably with any dollar
gloves.
46 dozen 5-h ok Kid Gloves at
10 cents, sold usually at $l.25.
20 dozen Gents Merino under.
shirts at Is cents.
10 dozen Gents Merino uuder
shirts at 35 cents at the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

Mr.. BATES preferred to say but little
last night about the hone thrown to
q dog" rs he termed the amendment
increasing representation in New Cas-
tie County, and couffned himself 70
the tariff issue, taking the free trade
side against business interests OF vii.
mington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

REPUBLICANS, you can go to thu
Republican headquarters in the even.
ing to see II you are assessed, but you
must go between 0 and II and 2 and
o'clock TO pay your taxes. You may
have to lose little time in doing 80,
but It'll worth somethi ng to get ahead
OF the party tn 1t is trying to keep yor
from qualifying to vote.