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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-11-25
FALSE IMPRESSIONS CREATED.

"Have not the base Nominations oil
liaynie created false impressions in this
city," asked the reporter.
"They have. This very day | learned
that some OF your citizens had become
prejudiced against Madame Paine,
through the perusal OF letters from this
lying correspondent, which appeared in
San Francisco journal. In an alleged
interview with my wife she is made tc
express sentiments utterly at variance
with her oft repeated opinions. These
are but few of the manifold annoyances
nave been subjected TO through the mean
ana malignant attacks OF the unprinci-
pied fellow, who has had the audacitv
10 take my hand in warm greeting i'm
medlately after mailing his pernicious
matter to the papers he represented.
Were you not once a companion nj
iiaynle ON an ocean trip?"
iiaynie was passenger on the
Etruria," which sailed from Liyerpool 10
New York. Myself and wife were on
board. lie frequently accepted OF our
maritime hospitality"
Doctor, what was the true cause Of
wife ?" '' 'o''
Refusal TO admit him to the nuptial
ceremonies, He tried to intrude upon
the ceremonies, and sent his card in lust
before they began. His card was cour.
teously returned. From that hour he
opened his abusive batteries upon us. "
-, What was his manner when informed
that he would not be allowed to witness
the ceremonyY'
"Belligerent in the extreme" replied
llnHlnf la n
form my wife that she was doing AN nm.
wise thing in refusing him admission.
lie was even then rolling the poisoned
venom under his tongue which he subse.
quently distributed. But will have nv
revenge on the newspaper fraud. Vague
rumors have reached me that his work
Tor journals in Chicago, Boston, Philadel.
Phia and other Eastern cities has not
been entirely satisfactory and above re.
proach. propose to devote a portion a
my time now toward showing the scoun.
drel up in his true light"
The Doctor looked as il he meant every
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
ADnlrVOSAI DlSYNTCu.-a-

Az insurrection broke out recently in
Eoumelia against the Turkish Government,
the Insurgents demanding annexation "a
Bulgaria. IL WAS alleged the instruction
WAS melted Ey Russia and was part of the
pro -ramime agreed - NJ the kr-msicr IN
terview between the Gar and the Emperor
OF Austria. Prince Alexander. of EUlCa-
ria. has issued a proclamation acc. pting
the sovereignty of RpurHe,.a. III Turkish
garrisons were liSarunei and the Turkish
Governor, Gabriel pasha, taken prisoner.
Dr.. 4. ". Powers. 81 hoili-t"r. Cal,
age seventy. was ~rec,n:lv fouu! hanging
ay the roadside. having heenhynchsd 10y his
nrlshhors, VINO suspected hiia o: poisoning
live stock aud inC,n!Iarism.
TnE cl,Grin. house returns for week
creas" OF cl compared with the corre-
spending week of las; year. In New York
the deCreas. was IL.
Ok the steamship e. urta, of the Cunarl
line, which arrived at New York on The
10th. the following wcr" passengers: Hon.
Roscoe Coakliac. Tho Rev. DR.. John Hall
and Hon. .AIram :. levitt.
VERY NAL EnaUt form nf sr-callca hog
cholera was reported making IL appear
ancc IN several localities in Taylor County,
lows.
UNITED STATES D%ISrETC- ATTORNEY ".
{. PERRY. OF Kansas. has received ius;rlc-
tion> IL make personal iuveSti-at N OF the
cases now peniing again>; tho oklahoma
boomers" and IL in ms Judgment he
found tina: the boomers" had left the In
dian Territory, to DISMISS al of the iEd.Ct-
m"u.s.
TuE committee having in charge the ex-
animation of the wheat IN the Union eie-
vstor. -. Lonis, rel.orte. 10 bins Ia good
condition and eleven bins weeyI!y. The
reports OF weevils IN -. Louis a1d ier-e-
Grated The what marx; considerably.
Che rerort OF the committee restored con-
tience.
JUDGE GRESHAM. in q rcc"n: case n the
UnI,ei States circGit Cour; az Chicago.
he'll that The ChioGco. Burlington &
Quincy railroad was subject 70 Stsie lecis-
latiye control
Tax rise IN American railroad securities
was general on the London Exchange dur
inS the week ended September 10.
EEv. JEREMIAH O~rSCLLIyAS. Of St
Peters Church. Washington. was co,se-
Grated Roman Catholic Bishop o: Noble
at Washington on the ssA-
n. ALLAN TAEGE. Preach Minister %
the Interior. hss instructed al public off,
Gals. candidates for election a. the CsaE-
Der OF Deputies. TO resign ;her posts
= UNITED STATES MINISTER Hall ;ele-
graphs 20 ehe State pepars-nen: from
Guatemala Announcing a revolution there
and stating tina; Z s;ale o. siege Eas se=a
declared
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25


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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

THE township bond sw;ndling has
created much excitement in Indiana.
The Board of Commissioners of Knox
County have ordered all the Township
Trustees to report TO them the financial
condition Of their respective townships.
1t was rumored that FLOYD County had
lost two of her Trustees. but \ special
60 the Vincennes Commercial denied il.
Walter Ii. Rodman. Trustee of Monroe
Township. Washington County. has
absconded. Rodman issued an un-
known quantity of warrants. aud from
six thousand dollars to ten thousand
dollars have already beenidiscovered.
four thousand dollars Of which are
held by parties in Washington City.
the remainder by indianapolis and
Mitchell parties. The fact that Presi-
dent Cook. of the North Vernon Bank.
holds three thousand five hundred
dollars in warrants on the township il
which indianapolis is situated. created
considerable comment
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

THE Atlantic Il Pacific Railroad
Company. which purchased the Mojave
division of the Southern Pacific Rail
road. recently. made application TO the
United States Land Office at San Fran
cisco for an indemnity grant of odd
sections of land along its proposed
line through California. The grant
was asked for through the Congress
sional act approved July %. 1860. en-
titled IAN act granting lands TO aid in
the construction of n railroad and tele-
graph line from the States of Missouri
and Arkansas to the Pacific Coast"
The application was denied on the
ground that it was not in conformity
to departmental regulations. and that
the road had not been built within the
prescribed time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary Of the Daily Newc
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Mg. BONNER has decided 10 retire Maud
=. for the present. Her record IS 2:N>a..
JAMES wHELAy. appointed United Stats
Consul a. Fort Erie. Canada, several wee.s
ago and who's. appointment was report!
u be Objectionable u the Canadian Gov
ment on account OF his ~proininsnc. rs q
menter OF the Fenian Brotherhood. has
been recognized 10y the Government A. o.
tawa-
FIRST COMPTROLLER DURHAM recently
instructed tine Solicitor o. the Treasury u
Institute n suit for the rccOycry o. about
$4,000 OF Government funds, alleged -
have been Illegally expended By Mr.. LDr-
Ing, late Commissioned OF Agriculture, IN
the purchase OF seed, etc.
E~x-SPEAKER RANDALL. in a recent in
tervi"w. stated that he would not he n can
Gidat. for the SpeaEership Of IT," Hous. Of
Representative - il- coming session.
DR.. !. Y. HAMILTON has rendered his
resignation rs Surgeon General o. the
Marine Hospital Service, IT, take Effect
November !.
The date TO which Riel has been re-
Iriev.d, - AZ In" appeal Of his case might
be heard b-for. the Imperial Pr.vy Cogn-
ell, II October -.
GEoEGE BrTLGH. formerly United States
Consul General - A!"Xantria, vas r.
Gently locked MP tor drunkenness 1t Nrv'
York in default ~: IN fine.
CAPTAIN NATHhNIEL PERCY. o. IN" snip
Standard. wap was convicted Of cruelty at
Philadelphia, and who was sentenced t.
tmirtv DAYS imprisonment and >.;D iiuo,
has been parlonel by President Cicyc-
land.
The President has ordered Colonel lie
Cook aud Lieutenant E-osbecl: 10 meet the
Chinese commission coming from san
Francisco Ia investigate the recent mas-n-
ere Of the Chinese by the miners of Rock
Springs, Wyo.
SECRETARY M,HxING has demanded the
resignation o: Architect Bell.
THE Secretary Of the Intcrio: has called
upon the officers Of the Union ana Central
Pacific Railways for an explanation Of
their agreement 10 pay 10 the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company an annual subsidy.
Tn. Secretary want To know under what
law railroads find authority to enter into
such agreements.
GLADSTONE issued his address 20 the
electors % Midlothian on the Eth. He
claimed all the success of his late admins
tratioa rs due TO the wise polio Of the
Literal party, and his Soudan and other
disasters as ilc to the work of the opposi-
ton. The address was somewhat caution
airy when it considered matters Of lcgisia-
ton now pending.
THE Rev How ard Cosby in n recent let
ter To the New York Post Express says:
81 am in favor of the insertion Of II high
license plank in the platform Of the Re
publican convention"
THE Secretary OF the Treasury has APP
pointed y. Il. Bacon superintendent Of Tie
custom house at Toledo, o. Mr.. Bacon is "a
brothcr-in-iaw %. President Cleveland.
SECRETARY MANNING is in receipt of re-
quests from all parts Of the country for
five and ten dollar notes i'm large quanti-
ties. He says the supply Of these notes is
sufficient to meet all demands. There was
no immediate prospect of n resumption OF
the issue of one and two dollar notes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

ADvICEs from British Columbia state
that a short time since, while two tclc-
graph repairers were carrying on their
work in the Sclkirk Mountains. one of
them named Johnston was attacked by
q grizzly bear. who caught him by the
calf of the leg. The bear ~endeav"rcd
10 draw him into his cave but John
ston placed his arm around a tree and
beloved for his companion, who came
close TO the bear and cmptied W
Winchester balls into him. He then
fired his friends seven bullets into the
bears head and had fired the last shot
when the bear rolled over. Johnston's
leg was horribly lacerated. and it will
be necessary to have the limb ampu-
tated.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

UNDER the Postal Union Treaty of
1874 the United States and Mexico are
bound to receive and transport across
their territory free of charge closed
mails sem from IN country through
che other. Heavy mails are sem from
points in Mexico To other points in the
same country via the United States.
Some of the Star Route contractors
are complaining vigorously that this
mail loads down their coaches and is
q great burden to them. They have
made a claim for extra compensation
on the ground that they are bound by
their contracts to carry only the United
States mail and did not agree to trans
port Mexican mails.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
III. s.sn,ss. wss..

WV Y"Eb. September lp.-Th~ Furi 40
enter 1ri.sSts r";Tles~i trrs-f - %wiuuiuE
- rrEara gwen u1ier ;A~ aas,srs' e tie
Nv ots zach; Cub nsar Ssmiy Hoax
yesterday. i; NAs tir annual fa-e 80 lie
chm, isl the p-izs~ rans sse~l - -" euEs.
rr- gwen ~ 'oHsuss-l1rs James Gordon
!.-Hu-.t fa- s~tsw~rs atA ttfs - - 80
: ~s-1oiE <iof- William 4. Issgs.zs -
tI'--rs afsI soaps There w-r~ s~t~L
.stiras in - Fa-sa. Ia Ghorsssr- wgrr
go Fortuna 'sf4y lax AZ bza tees ts~
r4i,yr.- tsrf-1A il-*u. ~ifsnH~f. Cas- a..
Is. au.i Tie csut~st-4&fi .s1ss trsos.
ktalan- ~ssI !tz.ss-e. - ~ .a gsH.'
same la ~ mia4i~s xk-sd faAsuE tAs f4sr
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
Chiu~.~ C"ps.is s.e,tpx F,isene~-rA~
sntrIh ins.. Nossna.at nrsskiax ost ..
HafIr. Won't.

'tNh'
EoCS SFTlv6s ". r. Ssp,~uh~- A.
IT, GosrTara.ai DsT-c;"TS % &c Jusoa
T4C.-c. on . ;"gr 90 ~.usr-rtipu. arr5sSi
:rau the Ist y-t;.u.ay u~sy1suE zGi sE~G.
Tire entire dAy here. irpa.E< .E:o 90 e%4srs
az ;l- ate .su:. Thry S~se ne; ~ a cSas
r-i;,ev o.! r'.EFos We" ~ "sss
;ara'f c..r.y vsitCn pass 90 - silence.
s.nNlaS t-~ tl;sttn~sr L-.asuS.g1tpus -
have lcc1 tG~ 90 '.-1sis 80 ~ =u-4a b.
iuu 81 Eu~.sAle,> uu.tvF s-rs 49, ugs
IaI Suffered los ~-Sv-4, yras~ ~ f.u.a
;le fats A.gvaly F1ai-.rd g~=t4us lie
sstv 90 'a~ i->i g2rvs u tH- Us.lf$ ts
g rrN- wI~rvhf >r,sr g'saas-u;s s-t -
!s~>r> Wv1r cH-ar.-f 2 Was sb1va - 80
d, -tat.c cs4t!s.a-s I2I 800. w~Gais sas.
bv,U u~-L H. us. case e Is utGa.-
g I,gs w-r~ G~rffzul-i uu, -. f-sm goI 80
~ Pounds 90! ,a4 l~E c- u a,.
The vvEl h-,>. win r." lHs
discovery va, a.s~'s-E~i. Tie tr:,
~.. rHu.Eu' t--.E .s--f--tcI tg aAE
!-st.a- ''r 90. 49,: q A.-r.sr l.-s
tafsr-c &. >l.~ anne. 1et.f.ss 60
gttFr NJ tAr raa>-> v...., 10 .1c ar
-. T. - ot t., --- S-.,--..-l
Taos p" Grasa. I..v .: SAN pa -~a,
L.. i-.fs tu 60. N~.-..sr'as ard ',elara
1su- 90 N-N irrA. s,-sr 90 b., %
i..-..!--vr. .h.f 'stv .s. ..srs... 1854.
i.t t.nG I,T~ ..r' s! ;-- 4-f -t
s- '>> r.F g. .r4 .-., .s1 aas:
tics -4yr s-v.ts Sizes. ..rs N ss
....rI Hat~ A~s,.. e. rt- lI
'ra.ri De -s a.t ,..-.- Nary.
s.u ~>ai-ua'' -.j N..i- a.- 49,, ,
~.~-au.-H.l 3. -->~. t.e a.
... lErt..---.... I..s a .t.
s~.-..uH".. 10 ..... A.. ..s ...F
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

Mn. CHARLES NJ. NIEuaus. the Gin
cinnati sculptor, spent a day recently
in Washington. putting the finishing
the work WAS placed in Statuarv Hall
and the artist had an opportunity to
see it i'm the light and surroundings
which will be permanent, some slight
alterations i'm the features and in the
drapcry suggested themselves to him.
These he has made. and he says there
il nothing more to be done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
"amtSrfNin.s ArHs.

InNnoS. September I..-Nr. Ch.mt-r
lain .Jns. a; g. asxov y~~~.etdly. IN re
course Of Is sg~--h - to-. the %yrUsn.I
;ba; L va = ma;:-r 81 Nai.oasi .~mTo-tasc.
"a. ~ -a.iHz Parliamentary -ie-tiohs
should T-~Uit IN seating = majority uulns:l-
caiiS .--u.ts cuouxh 20 TuI 9pwn f'zr.L
O., TIE suh ct 80 'hUrcs dis~-'shAi~AfH"ui
ChsmJ--ia-1 .a!i jhS; no "a. D.!os~f -
S;,- interference ~ tn 90 al - ~
LYON. lie AZ n f4Tuc 81 fr-. TX ire
Church IN England S~siiand an Hai@
from STAKE -oairo- Referring :" To- irsA
qge>: ou. - s9es..r All ths; i@ ast a.
ways favu-~f a ualo1 Il EHgilsh Snai -
y-o?,e which 'a0ule psO;ec: al as4Esa
Cas- Sp.re-s.oa-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
Fatal sss.

GEsSp CuN'N. ii'-. September - -
;"Itb. ->iio-.nn occurred >. the saw mil
Owned hy captain James Bafi.r~on. ~ tH,
place. y",'"sday morning. killing tao men
and wound ue !pHr 1tl"r.. iu~. udiBg one
c"lor"i u.tri. q u Is th"usAi. su ut
recover. Nj Il.h-r: Nciu'.fe eueiu---
and Sias : 'fssWsr. is'sIrrT. Wsfr allied
outright. Mcintyre. i-piy "a. a'asa .
= >'1,,c ~ two hundred tafls fru1u the
Iu.,t over ~" ir~" t"I~ aIfl w4- traced ~
piece. az C.o.1.us 1it eutra4i. r'iugIf. -
The limbs. liz leaves \ wife end tao ei.ti-
drru iu ~nmfDt;ahl- rltrums'Arrr- 'fcsiarT
vas blown af-Iui "I~ Lgntsei tsHis agaIu.,
"A lafs. TIRE sui b tark t.rrs 80. lie ~ss
q young mau. about twenty eight year. asi.
lately mar 81. ami have. ~Ef- ia de<ii
igts cIrcLU-taH~@.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

CHARLES \. BIDDENSI'K, the builder
Of New York. who was convicted of
manslaughtcr in the second degree in
erecting unsafe houses, whereby Il row
fell and killed one of his employees. and
who was sentenced ( o the State Prison
for ten wears. has secured from Judge
Van Brunt Il certificate that. in his
opinion. there il Il reasonable doubt
that the Judgment against Budden-
sick should stand. because of certain
errors upon the trial.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

CHsse~. itL. ~~grn1s
sS5Vt. 49, bsr= ns5r ~ tzG2
III thsriF AL sfy - s
wsssA al sa&'.s "a . -.
.a.s 80 saGz.a~l "a -
a. u'sErf srra Aat @ . ace
go frs!zEes Is az e %
@.sTsrtei 4ai~ a~e~assEis @s<s3s
Efe~F 3 msF~st e
ias; ;s~ pr-is1iasrs<. os ~ "a Ass@
siasasy Lees sssss-~d h~f~s fse
nssa.,rsssf. az ss~ sosss s.s@ sa4 tAA
r~x.r~~zsss- Of fs< sr-sb sRs2
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

4 EhND of Mormon missionaries
laborcd for a whole week in Ninncapo-
il, Mimi. without making a single:
convert, and came to the conclusion
that The place was the hardest they bad
yet struck for the PRONUNCIATION of
their peculiar ideas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

THE London papers contained
column obituaries lamcnting the death
of Jumbo. The Tcfcqrdh. over lis re-
port Of the death and history of the
famous elephant, displayed large head
lines. reading. Sad End of Jumbo.'
KILLED by a Collision with a Railroad
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

THE Board # Managers of the Ma
tional Temperance Society decided TO
forward Ia the New York State Demo
c:at C. and Republican Conventions 4
resolution asking them to insert Il pro-
hib.tion plank III their platform,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25
one week.

II the case of tie hazing Of Cadet
Driygart at the Annapolis Naval Acad-
envy. Secretary Whitney has issued an
order for the punishment of Cadet Wiley
in accordance with the finding OF the
court-mariial, which recommended his
dismissal from the service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

BrswAErk- n. r. Sec:.na~r TIE
prosecution In he Marquis &c Mo.~s ans
Ger ;ria. r-:~i is ease ;his noruinc 90.
i,s 20 tie at>~nce O: several Witnesses,
McClgnr. ;se hrs: witness .or u. de.snca
CT the s;asd, te.:ls-i II 70 :he Sea~-al as
.es--. Of OIona-IL- Fins~saa srh Lzz-
So: ho~ Trey .ci- stoa; L.1- Missouri,
Ssoc:inS =; rhs .no; hol-s % soss- .; ~
hoscs "A tents etc: TIA, 10 Eza';sr E~(
Killed Lac~<y. !: ia oaly 4 sse-;oa 4
VITO WAS lied frs. I; Loo.s Tow A. !
The lury soad agree % yerd-s s.i.~s;
Sayi2S their sa;.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

TIE hog cholera has again broken
out in Sangamon County. III. John
Il. Jonc-. a wealthy farmer. lost over
one hundred head Of good hogs in
npc w.ck
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

Ir was recently reported in Quebec
that "A commission would be appointed
tn examine Riel for the purpose OF de-
iermining a. 10 h;s sanity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

cI.&sos. SEPARATOR 1T S0s~px
Css5srlsia spsss here last s<S - 4
sery large ss1<s<~- he sxsi Kat : ~2~
Of xssao1as lz=poszssc4 gzE 1s F.Ftfs-
w~aissy sse<.sozs sesztf iva. ~ a ga
D.ysfsy s19rs<ek 10 s9sxFa fsrSTs
~r;~ksy Ia s~osisse. - axn
- v>&nsos as tss saY "
ais~ss2 LsAz~az of 80 lara
lie ersV sd ssate ss~tsssrars va ~T
aid 80 q 4tSsoe: - wss 8~r2 ioatsI
Ihss - \ksrsxsca ~<1sxd 1vIrs& 40
es<srs<B he s09sd tss~ .ae zsscs n
ksxsssAI fxoGsri sza Ssi~s sfsn s4s
e1nsrcS, sss1 ssssrxsl - rs [za -
Q xsxscssA eess<A4 - Dz1i
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-09-25

roKrrasp. cxxssps. s~ysszAfxs "a
Sntnn.4sy. n~as Assa~ta . fzso5s Vkrs-
~ suscx . large nes dvssisa< aszsA Ga
] ASca s~veni e~zspenssrs ve- vosxAH
.Ae busksns osias~.a In . fev zlaa:e&
J ID f~si o saape%ess - rssnA Al -
Gp>as>rs ~xo<ps co. Jasa iissxs~w. so~
ezx.ssy ~--ss-s vs0sss lnfzsy- Hss<r~s
As ezsxAs, an3<r ~ fatisn< iims>c ss1
as fairly erssssi Sszrk sssSsss bss<
: thz: sccxkoa are nos !nfr-gnsns Te az
Ws s.Il ss~znsssa:esT t<s<~ saf Ares 10
|nnis.afe Syccs. AID n1<ssas s~ 10 -
trssisy was csssart-f uusvs sern~ ssss
~sax n~xr Tie k0us<. vken uoe c<o
- - 0e soou2
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-29

WHOEVER HAS VISITED rHB SHAKERS must have
noticed the bright, clear complexion Of the SISTERS
That bloom Of youth ia the result Of perfect diges
pervading nearly all our ladies Is the result of ndi-
gestion. The Shaker Extract Of Roots (Siegel's
Syrup) will give immediate relief and bring back
the glow Of health.
Harvey lee, merchant at Twin Springs, Mcdonald
Co., Mo-, writes May Q, 1854: tThe Shaker Extract
of Roots has cured my wife Of sick headache which
she has been snbject to for ten years She feels
You for sending the medicine to this place. Jas.
NJ Morgan, merchant Of Empire, KY, writes, Feb.
Is, 1854: "A gentleman who had been afflicted for
years with severe rheumatism has been perfectly
cured by seven bottles. Send three dozen more at
once Use the shaker Tar Capsules for the throat
and lungs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-29
Dogtown Budget.

....Jim Snider feels slighted because his
name has not been in the Dogtown items.
MIR. P. s. Rennecker and Miss Alta
Mcbride, of Holgate, Sundayed in Dogtown.
-. Henry Harmon claims the cake on the
white coon business, as he caught one alive.
Mrs. Mauk and daughter Lizzie, and
Stella Clay are visiting in the Wolverine
state.
MIR. Chas. Pine, who has been visiting
here, has returned to his home in Coshocton
county.
August Beadersteadt is Offering his
ranch for sale. He contemplates emigrating
to Marion township.
....J. w. Cochran will close out his traps
and calamities at public vendue next Tues
day. He expects to move to Oberlin, Ohio.
=. The first quarterly meeting of the q.
B. Church for this conference year was held
at this place on the 17th and 18th. The meet
ing was well attended.
M. Mr.. P. P. Mauk will open up his bat
teries next Monday, in the Reed district, in
Freedom township, where he will teach the
young idea how to shoot.
MIR. French W. Pine, of Freedom tp.,
closed out his goods and effects at public
auction on the 23d, and on the same day
started for Coshocton county, where he will
make his future home.
The mighty Nimrods of this place have
been waging war on the wild beasts of Pauld-
ing county. Up to this date there has been
no bloodshed. They resolved to return home
feeling that Paulding county venison was all
dear.
M, Dan Roddy, after getting all things
ready for moving his newly purchased house,
found that one half of the house and the
doors and windows of the other part were re-
served. He resolved to let the house alone
and reserve his money.
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-29
Natural Gas.

Since natural gas has been struck in such
quantities at Toledo, Bowling Green and
other places here in the Northwest, our citi-
zens are growing enthusiastic upon the sub
ject, and we expect before many weeks pros
pecting will be commenced in Napoleon. 1t
is said that $4,000 will pay the entire expense
to thoroughly test the matter, and our citi-
zens will no doubt come forward with that
amount and more and settle the question as
to whether we have natural gas or not. We
direct attention to an article in another col
umn headed Natural Gas as Fuel"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-29
p6wE CANNOT AFFORD to url

~wE CANNOT AFFORD to urge
you to trade with US, five were not GER
tain 1t viii PAY YOU WELL and give
you perfect satisfaction; we want your
good will towards our store which we
cannot have, II we disappoint you.
There are forty-nine chances out Of fifty
that we will have what you call for In
our line when you call. Investigate our
cash card system; II It pays your neigh
borit will pay you. CARY.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-10-29
Money to loan at Lowest rates.
Campbell & VanCampen, Att'ys

I have several hundred boys suits on hand
that sell at very low figures. make aspec-
ialty of these things and can give you better
choice than you can find in places where they
have only little side show of clothing. A
boy can buy of me just as well as his father
or mother, and just as low, as my goods are
marked at the lowest possible selling price
in plain figures at one price to all.
8. BERNSTEIN.
2t One Price Clothier.