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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

Miss Emma Hacker of Toledo, is visiting
her cousins, the Misses Hobe.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

Prairie Side Celery, the finest in the mark
ct. can be found at Mrs. R. B. Shasteen's. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

The union schools will commence on the
End day of September. "'
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F. NJ. tRummell. of Holeate, was in the
county seat Monday. 81.
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Capt. Reynolds and wife are spending the
week in Milwaukee, Wis.
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Remember the big fair.

Work for the county fair.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

The Riley Dramatic Co. are in Fostoria
this week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

DR.. Thompson made business trip to
Toledo this week.
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The State Fair begins Sept. 2nd.
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Lena and Lizzie Bender gre visiting in
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J.W. Hanna. of Mcclure, was in Napoleon
last Monday. sFe
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

Jake and John Vandenbroek are visiting in
Cincinnati. vr4EET.. a.-.
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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. sidIinger, a
daughtar "f.fH
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1t is predicted that potatoes will rot this
season.
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Wen All Be There.

OF course you will be at the fair for every
body goes, but the question is: What will
you have in the exhibition? Remember it
takes all kinds of products to make a good
fair. The show is great educator. A day
at the fair instructs every one in some line
of business. It advertises your products.
Fine stock men know the value of these exhi-
bitions. The merchant who makes fine dis
play of dry goods, or boots, or harness pres
ents himself before the public in an excellent
manner. Everyone can get the worth of his
money besides he can give his influence to
what he esteems right and help rule out what
he thinks wrong. Try the fair this year.
W. J. Pierrepont, dentist, Bitter block
Gold crown and bridge work. Prices as reas-
enable as consistent for good reliable opera
tions. Teeth extracted withoutpain. Noex-
ira charge. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

Geo. Rohrs was in Florida last Tuesday.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-08-29

Miss Clara shoner is visiting in Toledo.
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goods.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL.

Nearly all the pupils who left school
through fear of being exposed to the
diphtheria have returned and there is
at present hardly vacant seat in the
whole building, and in some of the
rooms the pupils are obliged TO sit three
in q seat. The attendance for the
week ending Nov. Is was much better
than for the two weeks previous, the
over ninety-five.
Three of the teachers. Miss Mollie
White, Miss Clara Harris and Mrs
Julia Archibald, have recently Joined
Prang's Normal Drawing Class A,
which provides for instruction by cor
respondence, in methods Of teaching
drawing.
The afternoon of the Wednesday
previous to the usual Thanksgiving
recess of two days will be devoted to a
Thanksgiving program in the differ
ept rooms and cordial invitation is
extended TO The .iia.ds and patrons of
the school Ia e pI.sent.
A rack for holding papers has re-
Gently been added to the equipment of
The High School room and several ad-
ditional weeklies and dailies have been
added through the kindness of friends,
10 the amount of reading matter al
ready provided. The effort is being
made to provide the larger pupils Of
The school with copies of a large num-
ber of the leading representative pa
pers of the country and any assistance
which the friends of the school can
render to help On the enterprise, will
be thankfully received.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
PrArie Dali.

Mrs. g. N :Sherrill returned last Friday from
her visit to Illinois. She was not very favor
ably impressed with the looks OF the country,
and she thinks Kansas 10 far ahead Of southern
Illinois.
Our school commenced last Monday, aftef
one week Of vacation, with Miss Mattie Thsyer
a. teacher, our former teacher failed to answer
every question at the last examination, there
fore he did not get certificate Is he not just
as much entitled to teach school without an
swering every question, - the County Super
intendant Is to draw his pay without perform
ing his duty as required by the law.
Mr.. Stuart. of Illinois is here looking after
his land interests In this county. and be owns
section Of land where he 10 going to build Q
house on the quarter south Of g. w Bakers.
A couple of boys from the west came riding
through this neighbOrhoOd Sunday the 10th,
using very unbecoming language. Such - no
gentlemen would use, we hope they will do
better In the future.
Mr.. +. ". Arnold thinks IL 10 bad luck to
be In lola after night with sack OF -four In his
wagon. III the fellow that took his sack OF
flour, had let him know. he might have got
him one out of the grocery and saved him the
trouble Of taking 1t out OF the wagon.
We would advise hunters to ask the permis
sion Of the owners before entering their farms
and leaving gates open, making holes In the
hedges and other things OF the Kind. They
may save themselves trouble In the future by
doing SO.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
From Register Reporters-What Il
Being Done Throughout tho
County-Events and Cos.
ip Of The Week.
Humboldt.

Monday morning about 10 a. IN. the cry OF
''lre!" was heard on the streets, and on in
yestigatiOn il was found that the fine residence
of Z. Rosenthal was on fire, but by prompt ac-
ton the fire was controlled before much dam.
age was done. The fire originated from de-
fective fue.
Paul Fisher is able to be up and around again
after his severe illness.
At this writing X. Clements is very sick,
and Is not expected to live. He was brought
back from Topeka few days ago where he had
been to receive medical treatment.
Fred Fisher has recovered from his recent
sickness.
Sam Botsib and Moses Neal are up from Ok.
lahoma but will return in few days.
John Charles, q trader at the Sac and Fox
Indian agency, has been here for some time
looking up his home interests.
TheIe was a surprise parry down at r. 8.
versary OF his wife's birthday or . ratihca tion
on account of his election to the ONCE Of con-
stable, we don't know which. The military
band was In attendance with q host Of friends.
Oy ster, hot coffee, cake, nuts and cider was
served in abundance and all that went there
came away satisfied.
Jim Peery has returned from Chicago. He
sold q lot of broom corn that he had there anS
also some that he had here. He cannot talk
about anything but brooms and broom corn.
ID P. Burning returned from Chicago Satur-
day morning, where he went with several car-
loads OF cattle. He did better by going on with
the cattle.
Mrs. Kate Stewart, nee Fisher. is mp from
Parsons staying with her father, Paul Fisher.
during his Illness
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Elsmore.

Mr. Edward Peters has his elevator almost
completed. At present the elevatiDg Is done by
| man and scoop shovel.
August Rundgrist is having his house paint
ed August can now boast Of having one OF the
incest residences in town.
The band boys meet regularly every satur-
day evening for practice. We hope t7at they
will soon be aDle to furnish us with some fine
m sic.
Little Mary Decker el-brated her sixth
birthday one evening last week by having q
number of her young friends and school mates
come and take supper with .her. She received
several nice presents.
Rey. Wilkinson OF Bronson preached few
evenings at woodruff school house last week
The public well is still being put deeper
From last reports the prospect for plenty OF
water is good.
J. T. Barron has organized q singing school
at ElsmOre school house
Mrs Lester is visiting her son who lives in
Osnge Mission.
The woodruff school hoard have rente Mr.
Smiths hOuse and are fitting IL up for school
room. The building occupied at present is not
large enough to Accommodate all. Misc a lford
of Leanna has been employed to take charge
II this room. and the division will be made
next Monday.
Miss Anna Boggett visited her parents and
friends in cottage Grove last Sunday.
Mrs Bailey Is having her house weather
boarded. Mr.. Downing is doing the work.
Our postmaster, &c. Kenyon, had quite an
exciting runaway one day last week In which
oae of his horses was severely cut on = barbed
wire fence. Mr. K, reports the horse as get
ting along nicely.
Mrs Charles Thompson, who has been sick
for some time, died on last Friday evening"
Geo A. smith visited relatives In this place
last saturday and sunday.
Mr. Lester Is visiting her son. who lives In
Usage Mission.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Geneva .

Paul Irwin has again entered school, having
been absent about four weeks caused by .
broken arm.
The Glee Club was organized Saturday even
ing. Morton Leavitt was elected leader. The
following are members: Morton Leavitt, ID. ID.
Spicer, Wm. Bradley, L. L. Carter. Oliver
Leavitt, Ella Spicer, Jennie Bradley, Ida Car
ter, Della Marsh, Nina Warner and Belle
Fryer.
r. b. Spicer has been promoted, having
secured position as night operator at Larned.
A. q. Null. of Rock Greek, dehorned cattle
for Inge and Rowland last week. The gentle-
men seemed to be we'll pleased with the result,
and . number of others ere contemplating
theirs dehOrnsd.
The Mckinley boys are eating nothing sour
these days, caused by an attack Of the mumps.
Eugene Esse was up from lola the nrst Of the
week. and reports himself we'll pleased with
his business prospects.
d. d. Spicer is manufacturing mill to chop
corn for feed.
Il. A. Rowland gave an oyster supper and
ball to q number Of his young friends Friday
evening,
The ladies missionary society and the mis-.
sion band will give o literary entertainment
Thanksgiving evening. Costumes are being
prepared to represent the people OF heather
countries. A good time is expected.
Rev. s. NJ. Irwin will preach the Thanks
giving sermon at Liberty.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Star Valley.

Rev. J: W. H. Pike Of the NJ. e. Church is
holding forth against his satanic Majesty at
Star Valley School House. His Ma jesty has
he'll forth successfully against Rev. Pike up to
this visiting.
On account Of the protracted meeting, no IT.
erary was held last week nor this, 20 the same
program will hold over. An interesting pro-
gram may be expected next week.
Rev G. W, Braden, who is attending school
ct Baldwin city, spent Saturday OF last week
Looking over bis past charge.
And now IL transpires that q certain school
district board has ordered the treasurer not to
pay for dictionary and globe which have been
IN constant use In the school for q year, A
special school meeting has been called to con-
slider the propftety Of "stickIng' the last
years board for the property. And all this In
this glorious climate of Kansas, the land Of the
best schools. and In this enlightened nine teen.
tn century.
We predict little job for the J. p. unless
some Of the would-be holy terrors are more
vices The excessive use Of tobacco during,
and the firing OF pistols before and after meet.
Ing. certainly give us ample grounds for the
prediction. II some interested person will take
the matter In hand aud hew to the line there
will be some interesting dodging when the
chips fall.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Moran.

Miss Macel Keith is improving slowly.
Ed Warner, OF Colony, is painting and paper
ing Mrs. MIller's house
Harry Miller spent Sunday at home. Harry
twirls q fine mustache now
Miss Brown, of Illinois, is visiting her
brother, Newt. Brown.
W. Augustine's father, Of woodson county,
was visiting him last well
Rev. Emerson, wife and son Ralph, took In
the Bishops convention OF N. T. church, at
Kansas City. the first Of last week.
DR.. Lambeth reports the birth Of boy unto
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Adams, Nov. l6.
J. S. Miller has built neat fence in front Of
his property.
Mr.. Martin, of the firm of Briggs & Martin,
Is building u new house In the west part Of
town.
Mr.. Ohlfest repaired the foundation Of the
Presby terian church this week.
A telegram from Harvey Smith on wednes-
day informed his wife OF his arrival at New
York safely with his horses from France.
Mrs. W II Berkhser has returned from
Kansas City. where she was called on the &C
count of the serious illness Of her daughter,
Mrs Lisenboe.
John Boatwright, tcoloredl, OF Fort Scott,
new hotel, was over Saturday looking around.
DIR. }. T.. Jewell was called to Fort Scntt last
week tn wait upon w J. St.ele's little boy
who has diptheria but is improving.
Mrs. Bacon, who has been suffering from
an abcess in the back is improving slowly.
We heard a prominent farmer and stockdeal-
er say the other day that he didn't ship his cat
tie according 70 market quotations but shipped
when they were fat. Think about .it farmrrs.
We notice that there has been more strangers
on our streets this fall than ever before, 40
much building as ever and more grain being
bought and shipped, which shows that Moran
is booming slow but Sire.
Efforts are being made to organize Chutau-
qua society in town which should he er cOurag.
ell by all. There are enough parsons Interest,"
ed iu literature to make good society and We
see no reasons why 1t can not be organized.
A series Of religious meetings will be held in
the Presbyterian church here commencing on
Sunday, December l. During the week fol-
lowing Rev. w. II. Hyatt, Of lola, will be
present, preaching every evening.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22

Uncle Billy Martin sold his farm TO IN I'LL.
uois man and moved TO r.. Scott and We hear
OF several parties hun ting farms. These
things seem to say better times arc coming.
e. g. Gilbert. VIM. Shawler, j. +. Harvey,
Warren, Best, Beatty, Ross, Hank and Thos.
Best, Jas. Corbln and Close arc oil feeding
cattle for the spring market.
The Baptists are carrying on big meeting
at the Valley church with Elders Williams,
Wood and Trout - preachers.
A. J. Myers has had big smile on the last
few days. Only two. boy and girl.
Uncle George Meyers.has bought farm near
Lsgrand school House.
Our schools In Usage are oil running In good
shape, with 6ne and we'll fitted set Of teach
ers.
Our election passed OF nicely only two fools
were at the polls and the reason Of their being
fools was because they were under the iudu-
ence OF intOXicauts. Yes, one was drunk and
the ether was full. Oh, how disgusting men i,
or rather things In human shape, can make
themselves. l am ashamed Of . part Of the
Democratic platform. The whiskey plank 10
very obnoxious.
The Ohio Republicans have learned third
term lesson just IS Kansas did when IL tried to
set old dead beat st. John on the throne the
thiri time. This third term business 10 DOW
erful sickly and seems to be very fatal.
All kinds Of stock. especially cattle look fine
Our clover pastures are grand thing for late
pasturing and farmers are beginning to take
hold In earnest. The general talk this fall IL
or big haX crops next season.
That's all to-day.
DOy QrIXOrE
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Ni1vood Inklings.
Doy QUIxOrE.

We all read the REaIsrRR news items from
other parts OF the county and we have been
stimulated for place along side OF them.
Farmers are busy again gathering oorn, hay.
Ing been delayed somewhat by the recent rain
The average crop will make 50 bushels per
acre.
The fuel for winter use has % Q rule
b cen supplied from the coal banks OF Linn
county. Ii costs 6cents per bushel there, and
with the hauling IL much cheaper than to pay
10 cents at town. Look out for number one Il
good rule to follow.
The +. NJ. B. A. convenes at the school
house every two weeks.
School Is progressing very nicely. From the
teachers report OF last month, we see the at.
tendance and average Is greater than at any
previous time.
Miss Maude Shoemaker's twelfth birthday
which was the seventeenth inst, was honoretl
by the presence OF quite number OF her young
friends and 1t is supernuous to say that they
had a good time. Maude received several nice
presents.
Quite number Of our young folks have been
attending the protracted meetings at the Ossge
Valley and Lagrande. For particulars Inquire
OF Frank and John.
The average housewife has her eye on the
turkey which 10 to adorn her table in Thanks
giving. 1t is nice even to think Of
Preaching by Rev. Chamlin, Of Moran, a,
the school house, every two weeks, on Sunday
at $50 p. m
We will come again when the iuklinss thick
en- up little.
UNO-
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Allon Center.

The meeting commenced on the 3rd inst :,
still continue with more increased interest
than at the first.
The lucid description OF doings Of the
Mormons and the busy life OF the Missionaries
among them, given us by Grandpa Crowell,
since his return from Mormondom, Is we'll
practical workings of the Home Mission work.
Mrs, Bakers house has been rebuilt upon
new site and 10 nearly completed.
Miss Wisner's mother and sister came over
from Carlyle Friday and she returned with
them, but was at her post OF duty Monday. II
is said by the patrons that she is doing good
work In the school
Grandpa Delaplain. while lifting recently,
injured himself, proba My breaking one OF his
ribs, but Is able to be about some
Jas Blodgetts millett made yield Of over 10
bushels per acre
MIR Boatright has added room and porch
to his house.
will Neighbors aimed his camera at .
''Thra sb Ing scene" at Mr.. Qemsberg's last
Saturday.
Rev. Hyatt informs us that he Is invited to
preach the Thanksgiving sermon ut Lsliarpe.
on the 2Sth.
MIR. II. Remsberg by moving . house from
his Watson farm, has added two rooms and
and appearance.
Mrs. Frazer OF Illinois, made her friends, j.
P. and NJ. X. RemsDerg brief visit.
Rose Hill Literary discussed the Indian
Territory question and are said to have opened
IL up to settlement, and at the next session
will give t" woman the right Of suffrage We
have long been Of the opiui0n that she would
some day WELD the ballot, but had not antlci-
psted 1t so soon, or that Elm township would
lead the van.
''The farmers are all ruined in !the way OF
cotton this year In northern Alabama and
part OF Tenneessse by frost on October 3rd, -
writes friend, and adds that the oldest citi-
zens say 1t is the flrst time 1t has ever 80 hap
pened.
Joseph Wyer and his brother are reported -
having been engaged to run hay press for the
Hackney's.
Hay is worth 81 per ton and pork $s. Is per
hundred.
Z. G. Remsberg came down from his school
Saturday to see the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Morrison are the happy
par ents of a son.
We are glad to see LaHarpe SO regularly and
well reported.
Father johnson is quite feeble at present.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
Happy HoosierS-

VIM. TimmoDs, postmaster of Ida.
Vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for bad feeling
arising from kidney and liver trouble" /"
John Leslie, farmer and stOckman, Of
same place, says: "Find Electric Bit
ters to be the best kidney and liver
medicine: made me feel like new
man." J. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town. says: Electric
Bitters are just the thing for man
who is all run down and don't care
whether he lives or dies, he found new
strength, good appetite, and felt just
like he had new lease on life. On
ly SO cents a bottle at Evans drug
store,
The Iola register., 1889-11-22
suunAy SCHOOL coIvIHrrou.

Salem township Sunday School con.
yention to be held on Thanksgiving
day, at the Maple Grove, NJ E..
church.:
$500 a. m Devotional exercises by Rev. c.
Palmer.
;e:l5 a m.-welcome address by G Marshall:
o:25 a. m.-Reading of the minutes OF last
meeting by the Secretary.
Song.
,O:sa a. m.-Question ''How can we secure
more conversions from our schools by
Mrs Ferguson followed by W. Pine.
Song.
Il 100 a. Question GLOW can we, as teach
ers best gain the confidence OF our schol-
ars," by Cspt. 8. Stewart followed
by X. Maxwell.
Song
II 30 a. m.-Essay, "W6y should we as q peo-
pie observe Thanksgiving this year?''-
Miss Hattie Adams.
Song.
Il:lJ a. m.-Adjournment for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Song
l 80 p. ma prayer by b. Ferguson.
As p. m.-Report OF the talents, By Maple
Grove Sunday School.
Song.
$50 p. m.-Questiou Drawer.
Song.
s:I5 d. m.-Reports of our Sunday Schools.
$3.50 y. m.-Miscellaneous business.
400 D, m-Closiug service.
All are cordially invited to attsnd and bring
we'll filed baskets. BY Order Of Committee.
The Iola register., 1889-11-22

"I DEFEATED one Republican GOV.
ernor of Kansas, (St. John) and 1 will
defeat another Humphrey. We will
not submit to the tyranny of the Re-
publican party. want that party to
understand that have the power, and
propose to exercise it, to defeat the
fanatics who are now rushing this
State headlong to ruin. There are
many good men in the Republican
party supporting me, and all the
Democrats. don't like to do this
thing. but humanity demands that l
give my influence in aid Of the resub-
missionists, and that 1 act as their
leader. You had better fall inv.
p. Ton,linson in K. C. journal inter-
VieU.
snow in the names of all the gods
at once, upon what meats doth this
our Caesar feed that he is grown 30
great?"