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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-03-19
sHERIFF's SALE.
Thomas Beavers,

Thomas Beavers, .
Lyman n. Stanton, ct al.
Order OF sale from Henry County Court Of Com.
mon Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale 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, March 81, 1885,
at the hour Of 2oo O'Clock p m. OF said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit:
All that part Of the east half of the southeast
quarter OF section number seventeen IN, township
number four (4) north range number eight go east,
which lies south Of the public highway, running
through said premises, and being the south part Of
the east half Of the quarter Of said section
seventeen C1D, and containing forty-two (4aj acres
Of land more or less.
Appraised at Sl5l2.
Terms Of sale cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry County, Ohio.
Stephenson a Knupp, attorneys for plaintih.
Napoleon, Ohio. Feb. z, 1855. AZ 60
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sHERIFF's SALE.

Ebenezer r. Wolf,
VS..
John J. Clark and Louisa Clark.
Order Of sale from Henry County Court of Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued from the
above named court and TO me directed as Sheriff Of
Henry County, as Master Commissioner, will offer
at public sale at the north door of the court House
In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 81, 1885,
at the honr Of o'clock, p. m of said day. the fol-
County, 0Aio, to-wit
Lot number seven IN in David Foltz' addition to
the Village OF Mcclure, Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms Of Sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLRR,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Campbell 4 VanCsmpen, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, February l6, 1885. $3.50
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says, the population of this country will
be three billion and over. Those of our
readers who contemplate going to the
circus that year will do well to purchase
their tickets in advance and thus avoid
the rush at the show grounds.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-06

HONEY GRovH, Sept, 5.-IC0rre
spondence, Your correspondent be.
held tho thriving town OF Honey
Grove for the frst time this week, and
sees in the substantial BUSINESS hou sss
prosperity among ita br slness firms,
and In tho neat and tsstily cottage
homes and larger dwellings, refine
ment aud culture among it's inn abb
tsnts. Nor are these evidences OF
prosperity confined TO tho town, for
the rich black lands surround-
ing 1t are dotted with
comfortable and commodiou,
farm house. Your cOrrespOndeni
drove out Tuesday to tho farm OF Mr.
Galbraith to witness the work OF the
steam pillow. Truly 1T is sight worth
seeing. tho work done proving salts
factory even To the stoutest unbslever
in tho possibility Of plowing by steam.
Thego arc but few of the Peerless
Gang plows now in use in the state,
but their work will doubtless bring
them into more general use on our
brOsd prairies.
The tax assessments for the year
show Eannin county's increase in
wealth to be S903,5l3; 10 popu ation,
929.
Schools hore Will opsn Mon.
day. The high school build
ing has been repaired and
repeinted and adds much 20 the gem
oral Wow OF the town; while tho people
of Honey Grove ara diligent in seeking
the good things tor lite, they are not
forgetiul OF the dead aud arc beautiiy
ing their csmotery through the work
OF an Improvement committee. the
Baptist church hero intends calling u
new minister, and tue Rev. j. B.
Hardwicko, of Carthage, Missouri,
will occupy tho pulpit Sunday.
A meeting Of the W. q. t. n. OF
the Thirty first senatoriel dis
trict, consisting OF Red Riv.
or, Delta, Fannin and Lamar
counties, will convene at BlOasom
Prairie, The 18th, 18th and 18th OF this
mouth.
An enterprising gentleman in this
place has fitted up a skating rink for
the fall trade.
Row. A, Il. Norris, of tho Baptist
church, and bis lady, are attend! ny the
association at Burnett.
Miss Maud Wilson, of Bonhsn, Is
visiting tho family of Mr.. W. Horn-
beck.
Among tho late visitors to our town
may be mentioned Miss Annie Cook
OF Bonhsm; Mrs. Love, of Fort Valley,
Georgia, mother OF Mrs. w. ID. Mount
castle; Mrs. Psttus and Miss Moody,
OF Blossom Prairie, relatives of Mrs. II
Il Yarorough; Miss Sailie Fitzgerald
OF Brookston, and DR.. j. ii. Keith, OF
Bristol, tennessee.
Among tho returns home arc Mira
p. Il Fryar, Captain and Mrs. Under
wood, Mr.. ID. Il. Taylor and fsmily
Uncle Georges Denton, A. A. Saith
and lady.
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DEFEnHED TELE4RApB,
Chicago Races.


CHICAGO, Sept i.-Thers had been
rain during last night and the weather
this morning was not favorable. It
was damp and cold, the track trifle
stiff snd attendance small.
First Race -Three-qnarters of u mile;
starters: HermiDe, LitLletellow, Lord
Clifton, Claude Brannon, Midnight,
Coban Queen, Goldban, Sam Powers,
and Tillle 4. AT the start Lord Clifton
took tho lead, Goldban. Hermine
and Cuban Queen close together
oehlnd. There was no change
into the stretch, whore Hermine took
second place. Lord Clifton was not
headed and won easily by ono enghth
hermine, second, two lengths ahead OF
Goldbsn, third.
Second Rsce-Ouo mile; starters:
Moonlight, Our Friend, This Ute, Irish
Lass, Hertogas, Goldszn. Irish LASS
at once took the lead, was never
headed aud won in csnter by two
lengths; Goldhsn second, two lengths
ahead Of The Ute, third.
Time: 1854.
In consequences Of the bad track the
extra race, the third, was declared OF
Fourth Rsce--0ne mile and q QUAR-
tor; starters: Wellington, Doubt
Moontield, Fleur-de-Lis, Eva Brit
ton, Baritone, virgio Hearne.
Wellington took the lead
Joined by Fleur do lis. Those
horses ran very close together to the
head of the stretch, who Fleur-de-Lil
was beaten. Vireis Hearne then took
second place. Wellington was moi
headed, and won easily by two lengths
virgte Hearne, second; Fleur-d e-l.is
third.
Time: 2:l04.
Fifth Race Ono and one-eighti
mile; starters: Exile, Glendelia,
Roche, poWhatton Third, Efie III
Et1ia II. made the running
three lengths In tho lead
| Roche, second, half
lsngth ahead OF Glendelia, third
There wss no change to the lower turn
where Exile moved into the stretcl
and took the lead and was not headet
and won by one length; Eflie H., sec
oDd; Glendelie poor third.
Time: l:5734.
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SIDEWALK NOTES .


Ladies, misses and ohildrenH spsing
heel elippors NJ Leon Kahn'a.
Il. u. Curtis, the ,jswoior.
l.. II. Curtia, tho jeweler.
The whole oartb Tor 50c., at Erb's.
Pictures and frames NJ Paul Erb's.
Burt q Near shoes at Loon Kama.
Straw hats a. cost at Icon Rahn's.
Trunks ropsrod ut Trunk Factory,
~! Elm street.
Elmo Stetson hats, 81 lcss than any.
body else, at Leon Kshn's.
a genuine hand turn ladies button
boot at $3.50 at Leon Kahn's.
SsS Main street. All kinds OF fruits
aud vegetables az A. K, Bouche'a.
Orr, ia Main street, can't bc boa, on
ouHgies, blackboard or road carts.
Boucho keeps all kinds of cigars and
tobacco. Try hls Dioklo Tiger Cigar.
Tho nnoet assortment OF speutacles
and eye glasses Ia tho city, cornor
Main and Poydras atreets.
Elegant new stock OF ievelrv inst
received. Corner Main and roydras
atreots. Ia. Il. Curtis, iewolor.
To have your watches, CLOCKS and
ievelry repaired, no to l.. Is. Curtis,
corner OF Main and Povdraa streets.
Quo OF tbs incest prescnta for your
wife Ia q phipton or buggy, II dpn't
cost much. Orr win sell them low, 5ai
Main atrtet.
Remember the place, thu Weir Piow
COMPANY, corner Of Elm and Ioa,run,,
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From Aurorn.

AURORA, Sept. 3,-ICorrospondence.l
Wise county votes on prohihition
next Tuesday, tho s.h. This precinct
will 20 for prohibition with good
majority. Some people up here would
like TO know how 1t il tia. Meisrs
Coke, Mills and others who favor re-
duction of the tariff can n, the same
time favor high licenses for saloon
keeping, thereby making q monopoly
OF the saloon business. High license
being tariff, but by another name
Turn " hisky and all the rascsls out.
skAurora has n brand-now schoo
lescher from West, Virginia lie will
commence the work ON the 1.h instant
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KAUFMAN, Sept. g. Editor HER.
ALD.l-Tho statement by the spe-
clal correspondent of TEE Herald
from Terrell, OF August 81, TO tho eli
feet that the firm OF Mills Il Porter,
by reason OF lower rail way rates, were
enabled TO pay from % TO % more for
cotton in Terrell than in kaufman ia
another misslatenent, which our bus
mess men ask TO be corr ected through
your columns, which have ever bsen
open for an honest presentation OF
truth and facts. Colonel Porter, of
the nrm 0f Mills " Porter, who are
large cotton buyers for Eastern mar
kets, authorizes us to say that such %
statement Is wholly untrue. Colonel
Mills had his headquarters last season
ut Ennie AID Colonel Porter made his
headquarters At Kaufman, because OF
tho competition ueLwoeu the Gould
lines and the Texas Trunk road and
the Houston 4 Texas Central railway
system AZ Kaufman he was enabled
to make moro satisfactory arrange
ments IN regard to shipments. He
further SAWS that Mills q Porter did
not buy 100 bates OF cotton In Terrell
last season. The statement made by
your Terrell CORE spondent that Tor
rell millers and cotton merchants say
they paid more Tor cotton and wheat In
their market, ia looked upon hero by
business men ny csHard or Joke of a
huge chsracler, IN cotton and wheat
are being de,ly sold Ia Kaufman by
farmers living almost and IN sight oi
Terrell. The Terrell writer boasts OF
Terrell luSuries, which conslsts OF
water worns, tho beauty OF witch ID
tho Terrell rich man and millionaire
enjoys tho blessings OF o beautiful
fountain in his yard, and the poor
man IN Terrell paya the t,xo-
to meet tho interest on tho bonds
created thereby aud drinks water
from bis own well, to the great salts
faction Of his rich neighbor. Tho Tor.
rell people nave conoludud % run u
little daily, known here m tho Daily
Failure, which manifested its madness
because Dallas does not lend its aid Ia
demoiishiug Kaufman. IL atemp g
In q cunning way To anub and make
fun OF Forney, but the people there
know ,heir Interest and are
willing g. be Just FIRST to themselves
and 10 tn whole county before they
can conler such munitloont aud lavish
blessings upon Terrell, which tried IL
destroy Flfney by tho temporary es.
Establishment oi branch stores. j.
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The Ctapgor Of an Alarm Bell
Close by, IN the stiffness of the night,
could scarcely stsrtle the ordinsry
individual more than do trifling noises
the nervous invalid. But once the
nerves are braced and the system in
yigorated with Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, this abnormal constituencies is
succeeded by a tranquility not to 10
disturbed by trivial causes, Impaired
digestion is fertile cause of nerve
weakness and unnatural mental
gloom, and u vigorous renewal of the
action OF the stomach is one of the
surest means of invigorating and
quieting the nerves. Insomnia, or
sleeplessness, form of nervous dis
ease, is unquestionnbly benefited by
sedatives, when it Is prolonged, or OF
frequent occurrence, but its perma
nent removal il more effectually
achieved by the bitters. This medi.
cine IL also signally efllcaclous for
malaria, rheumatism, constipation
liver complaint and torpidity of tn,
kidneys aud bladder.
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Daily springs, Bowie Comfy

This delightful health and summer
resort Is situated 10 miles from DE
kalb, Texas Il Pacific Railroad, and s
miles from Basset, on Texas Il st,
Louis Railroad. Daily hacks from
each station. The hotel kept by Mr.,
j. w: Farrier has been repaired, reno.
waited and added to, and filed with
elegant furniture. The mediciuol
qualities of the water are tonic
diuretic and diaphoretic In their char.
acter, and have never been known Ia
fail in curing dyspepsia. 1t has unri-
vailed reputation for the cure of paral
ysis, enlargement OF spleen and liver
gravel, constipation, and all diseases
peculiar to females. Plenty of game
sbounds deer, etc. Every con,
yen,ence aud comfort, and rates FOL
board low. Address
j. w. FARRIER, Proprietor
DAlDy SUriups
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strcamers ON a DALLAS Bank.

We notice two large streamers on the
Dallas National bank building, an
nounoing to passers by that there
would DO change soon, the change
will not effect the bank however for
|; ~ as solid as the gold fields Of Cali.
fcrnia. In order that every depositnr
and the public generally, may Hnder-
stand tho obieca OF those huge
streamers, We propose to give full OK
PLANTATION Of the matter. Tho north
hair OF tho upper story OF the bank
building, 00xlO0 feet fronting on Elm
street, is being ictitted tor j. II. Wob.
ster, the photographer, and when com.
plete, no art studio in the Southwest
Will equal 1t. MIR. Webster will move
to his new quarters, Dallas National
bank building, aeout September Is, n,
which hme tuii particulars will bt
gwen.
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- -; ~ - = -, 80 an . :.
rep1laaion Of he ma hssISS ea1
plsasnre yssnrt Of tho Southwest. FoP
neEcuF1Al, rheumatic, cutaneoua and
kidney diseases they are the most GER
tain auxiliary and specific known.
The hotels are conceded to ba the beat
In the country. The San Geronimo,
centrally and delightfully."- located
corner Fifth and Main streets, il one
OF the most comfortable. elegantly
furnished and bsst ventilated houses
in the State, which with its excellent
cuisine and moderate rate OF 81 per
day and special rate 10 parties by The
week or month make the San Geron.
imo great iavorite. Two sample
rooms on the first door, 20 feet square
each-best In the State.
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Rosadalis

Rosadalis.
ROSADALIS lisa great remedy for
Scrouls, ard all tsints and diseases of
the blood. 1t should be taken at all
times aud seasons, especially IN the
Spriug and Fall, when the sudden
changes induce disease. Read the fol-
lowing: have suffered 81 years with
Liver complaint, Rheumatism, Sick
Headache and disordered Stomach. 1
was at one timeraving distracted, rub
bing my hands and half crazy with
pam. My wife sent for a doctor, and
ne attended me nine months. He said
be could do me no good; but one bottle
OF ROSADALIS did me more good
gave me. J. a. WALKER.
| MoOre's Cresk, N, G.
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Russia.
ME, TuoENroN's RECALL.

sT. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-Slr Ed
ward Thornton to-day presented TO tho
ear his letters OF recall as British
ambassador. TIE ezarina receive I'd the
departing ambassadors family 10 the
salon Of the palace, where sho was
stterward Joined by tho czsr, who babe
the ladies farewell. Tho ear was
markedly gracious to all. The GEAR
aud the c9arina and the other mem.
hers OF tho imperial family have sailed
for Copenhagen.
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The silver Dollar Subject.

GALVESTON, Sept. g. Editor KsR.
AID. Since you have tackled the
money question, inves isate the silver
blil and see what you can do to put q
stop TO tho farther coinage of frsudu-
lent dollars, worth only 81 cents and
palmed of GU tbs unthinking public
Tor 100 cents, The government is, |
think, uuder contract to coin at least
S2VOO, pOO per month, aud the mill has
been grinding out SOS 000, 00O to $4,000
0uO per annam since 1878. Fit is done
to keep up tho value of silver for the
pro.ection Of q few miners, is it not
protection wi h d vengeance when
every soul IL taxed from Maine to
Texas 70 enrich lucky few?
The world i, at variance with the
United States on this, cor vice versa
Silver came enjoy an artificial value
government can fix values TOR the
world, and rs we purpose 10 continue
International trade tho silver dollar
can only command it's intrinsic value
fixed by the world in its trade, and
hence when our S2'cents dollar comes
In contact With the other nations
coinage, it Is thrown back
on our hanas, aud must
in a short time lose iIs 100 cents ,a g
value at home, aud the II or Is cents
Is loss to our own people. The war
showed thst with Confederate States
money, aud even with sreenba,ks,
hence the discount. III we had NJ
commun cation with the QUEER world
anything could be made 10 represent
money that the government chose &c
denominate rs such.
l know our politicians make /,
heresy to Democracy to question the
fraud OF d silver dollar, or deny tina
whisky is the life blood o. the God
dass OF Liberty; but the psopla will
wake up 20 the delusion OF this Bland
dollar when TOO late TO remedy she
fraud before serious harm is done
Aud our own people can and will be-
the only sufferers.
HONEST MONEY.
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IssAa11o1sa 49, - peoAs1R ~.
orssss - sssal ptisa.-nsHldisg
boon -Neers-
ArNRRAL WELLS, Sept. 4.-ICoyre-
sposdsnes.l-It has been thoroughly
demonstrated in this county that pro-
hibition does not prohibit. local option
having gone into effect on the lst OF
August last, when 1t was supposed sil
the saloons would be closed, but to the
contrary all are still running In full
blast with three additional drug stores
carrying the "oh be Joyful, and man
need not 20 thirsty in any town in
are deprived of something near 5000
occupation taxes they formerly re-
ceived from the saloons.
At the tune local option took effect
in this county, scrip was worth 100
cents on the dollar; now it can be had
at 80 cents on the dollar, a reduction of
80 per cent. Ia one meath. Should an
election be ordered in this county for
or against prohibition tho measure
would he defeated by an overwhelm.
ing majority as L have heard no less
than so men who supported the pro-
hibition movement express them.
selves that it was an entire
failure and they would bs glad
to undo that which had been
done. Tbs Rev. DR.. Graves, OF Men,
phis who has been al the Wells for the
past six weeks, leaves for his home
this evening. He will spend a few
days at Wootan Wells on his return.
The doctor expresses himself very
emphatically IN regard to the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and the prohibition movement,
which seems to be so popular through.
ont the STATE at this time, saying they
are one and the same thing and are
fathered by these women in mems
clothes, who are clanoriug for fe-
male suffrage.
The building committee in charge
OF tae constr uction OF the college al
this place will let the contract some
time during this mouth. The house
whsE complsted viii cost $500,
though 1t Is the intention of the com
mitteo To build the ell at this time and
afterwards complete the main build.
ing; Inere Is now something over
$1,000 raised for the building, which /.
w "u VI opShe, sHu Wueu COmpletoO
1t Will DO the mess imposing structure
in the place.
One OF our Baptist ministers created
quite Sensation last evening by talk
ing out Loudly, makiag wry faces and
otherwise miscopductinr hjnse'I
rvsile attending Uamposlite services al
the church in this place, anu there is
some talk of a complaint being til,d
against him for disturbing public wor.
snip: We refrain from giving names
until further developments.
Trade Is looking up and the mer-
chants are I'll wearing smiling faces.
The health OF the cuuntry in exceed
1ngiy good, Only where whisky Is indi
catec, and tho services OF the physi
clan Is not required to administer the
drug alter bellg pr escribed.
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Patton's Sour Well Eye salve

is wonder To the nation. Made from
elements of sour water st Sulphur
Springs, Texas, it cures sores of all
kinds, itch, tetter, cancers, cstarrh Of
the head, etc. Certificates from all
over the State can be produced of its
wonderful cures. 25 cents a box, 10y
all druggists. Meyer Bro. & Co., ST.
Louis; &. Il. Finley IL Co., New
Orleans; Thompson Drug Company
Galveston, and Crowdus Drug Com.
pany, Dallas. ali keopit.
L. Il. PATTON Il Co., Props,
sulphur Springs, Texas.
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Renewal,

Messrs. III. W. GRADER h company
have moved their oflce and ware
rooms to Nos. 75l and T52 Elm street,
where they now occupy one OF this
largest houses IN the city, tho main
Moor and sample rooms being 90 by zoe
ieet. Their rapidly increasing TRACE
compelled them 10 provide more
commodious quarters, particularly for
their immense stock OF bugHies aud
carriages, which they arc making n
Speciality.
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eee11a - 9 49, esodltls1.
NJ. ". y. nainess one of the gronn
commissioner, Was here 2 few dayn
ago and Was shown over . portion Of
the Pscos valley. He says this land IL
very rich. snd that the Pscos river is
one Of tho best streams in the State.
and that hs intends 10 recommend
that the land o,srd put the water red
lands on the market, which, II done,
will be great thing for this portion
Of the country. 1t IL the earnest de-
sire Of the people here that they will
heed his recommendation.
The Texas K Pacific railroad COM
pany are to have a grand lot sale here
on the 18th day Of October, and the
citizens are going TO give big barbe-
cue in connection, which promises to
be 4 grand affair. Pecos has n glori-
Gus future, and now is the opportu-
nifty for investors and settlers. Four
wells Of good water have been dug up
70 date, and good water obtsiued al
the depth of Is feet, which is a great
boom for everybody.
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A Proud Motto.

A Proud Motto.
al pay my taxes, preserve order on
my premises, sell the purest and
soundest liquors, and after discharging
every honest debt, invest my money in
Dallas rea, estate"
Such WAS the expression OF Neal
Stsrke, Of the Glen Lea, whose long
warm friends. In spacious and
handsomely caparsoned hall, he dis.
penses the genuine article, and
whether Kentucky or European wine
that of the native vintage or the ex-
udations of Californis's press be called
for, ii very best OF its kind Is pro
dnced. Every variety of drink is sold
at the Glen Lea and tho challenger OF
its quality is yet 10 make his appear
Gnce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-06

We are tho on,y firm keeping tho
steel nail, 70 muoh superior "a iron.
also headquaftors Tor all kinds II
builders aud heavy hardware, pumps
nantels OF every design etc. Mol and
McRosky Hardware company Sli aud
$50 Elm street, and SO aud s33 Main
street.