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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.


81 hS h Si 4 S'is3d' SIS
a. M The Celebrated New. YORK and Chicago Limited.
hs pSRee 81 = h man vs.Gue Drawing and state
Room Sleeping Dining. Observation and smoking IN, GSr9
cE6 hs9 OS and aOt ciScin STi' $780,
m Fast Line with Pullman yes,PH b P2 1dv and nd
F fiifsRSaR 't cacHaa Cleveland Louis daily
sSeSp' n sa'uGy7y S' Eaess '@q yssSg'
sb,dP3gSs cCncnnai and Sc 1Gs daily except satur
day of Ceyepgd ana Tqig G Pullman vestbule Sleep
Pog Carr! t1 dsy of PsbGrg chicago and Toledo. daily
rot eA %Rs Sasp5Fa'L Lock tS Haven 90 800
And Z, Ear D at Oh GS eRoHs connecting at CORY
Ss9:n 100 e lie Dp1 s1a y and
For NorII'! .SS a. M, o0 90 and 80 sundays
Is and ana ,S 10 3 so@b owa.hne,oa
Bam med Express q pullman T;qf Cars d9 "
sgPdssy I 10 SS bnins s Gar, si6 m, Sry
TsiA ina % a b., n oG TOO 55o s%d
M h. aga &c. ~ 80 a aaa 100 IL IS PlFhi
rCL slecpes Dining Car and Coaches through
For Xta'ff For GIt Cape 81 &as o5 p
For long B99ea FS SaT Ambcy 80 9i0 a. H. l26o
nc@n 20 and 10 2 no. stop at A Sa Sq PaF
Al m ana and NoPtok Via Ph1epha
AMI Norfolk 9i!TS o 40 p "a say '' '''O''
no Of Boon s ys al and d9
trains ., at II; JG g,cyni S' .ra VEINS
FoR rAPe and c&or,ana. GiPwsi
ti5 S2o ~; 10 and p0ii 10 '%Sya,Snst kiSlsd ara
J. 49, go CO. 81 ~. saf = % % p pls4 h.
tss Sa%'9s5,S@ SS s t95's ssi aS J5
o. NJ 81 80 l5 yV MINT kcconnoaa!ion. oG n
Trains leaving Ncw.YCrS dalK ,e1seRs sSd 70 m and
sd NJ no ~ 81 tSs c-den
ss sd co ioo 81 i5s
court IA, II * II1dson.st Hobatog Station.
I1ssy' CIV; kmgrant Ticket of1ee Caste Sa5den
Tho Nov York Transfer Company VIII esAI O N "ee@
baggage from hotels and residences. , uyoor
T. PGGH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

nyoup Yette to julius WeiIi No. 50 Essex.st.,
nu6 iierinnn and wife, to vlneenzo MgllOnieO. S
scih-si. OF Avenue A, years $1,000.
Garrett. Thomas y and Wife To- Francis Reynolds
Goodma,, Elias. TO Maria Otterbaek No III Clinton
GTaham John { and Wife, John NJ Canda and another
9oltst. Of 9thsye;; months; Sl 29 ,.s,b
Hennam. Gs6elie and husband. to Mabel Sands. n s
Hors,ayt Hefmsnn. to Union Building and Loan and
saving Association. Potter Place. of Newest in
Wea.ns Ellen and husband to Caroline Purdy, 5
1876, q willis ave years 200 sa,,,. por
sMcIrsys OF i6lsts yes , %Crgags' 60 Oc q
Kee David &. to Thomas Greacen and others exOrs
Knsapp wSn ii % John &etise oS'S 8sths Of
Kastnrr Christian and wife. 70 William Kras 9th
ave. n Of 124th-st., yeai, 81 900 N,
McIDnes Lima, % Anna Schwartz, s 78d'st, OF
KurTlc Emile and Bendick TO Augustus Bossad, n Of
j5ath.st, W OF Courtlandsve, years 81, DOC.
LexnetSn.Sve: II Of 9sd.st i year 90, 900
Maloney John Il ana wfs 70 BarS SGa Thomas of
Sane 70 Eizabeh Burt n Of 159thst Of Courtando'
ave years, 81 600 IA. n.,... r. ,,...... ..,
ot.trs. iith.ave e cor OF 20thst years s27 500
oKeefc Patrick j. and wife TO Johanna Blake, o;
Oakley Robert H. and wife 10 wescheSter Fire ms Co.
o. Edenwood-aye, n OF High Bridge Road. years
Qusckenbush Abraham and wife to John II Barmann
Of 9sth-st " Of Gtaye / year. IS 600 ,,,
ectx, no la East 52d-st i year $4,000
Si'abmann, Ho9ly, to German savings Bank, 8 of
sane 70 GotioB Gunthsr Lexinsioa,.ye cor Of SOD
s., lcstalments 81, 600.
ree5c trustee Of Ie7tb'st Of 5i,aye yrs $4,000
ro,'cr, Garlic ana Pee,r j. 70 James c Reid, Of
wl', Con TAME f. 20 Danlei Seybel W Of River.
view Terrace n OF 5Sth-st instalments' 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
FOR TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS.

FAST PITTSFIELp AND NORTH ADAMS sPE
Gals with elegant Wagner Drawing ears through
10 Pu6urg without change leave Gfand catEsl station
snd 3 40 D. N. Fast time. Superior service
Holm NJ TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
GeneraI Super,utPndpne Gent Passenger Asenk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
Cost anu founo

4 osT.-Banhbook No. GO4,579 Bank fof SAVINGS ~
IL Bleecker.st., New York. Payment stopped PLEASE
ieiuFn book 70 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
auction Sales Of Real Csta.e.


DICHARD V. HARNETT & CO., auctoneers will sell
~ auction, Thursday September L. at IL o'clock
noon at the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room,
80 to G5 Lberty-st-Plalnned, Union County, N. j.,
0tst Clin,onave., 3sory and cellar frame dwelling
plot 7OxlG3 7h.st, 3story and cellar
frame dwelling and barn plot 100X323. Maps at
AuctiOneers. 20 Liberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
Gonnirp Board.

COUNTRY BOARD-Near bay and bathing and
" boating generous table l.5erai terms from
station Tree Address Boz 10, speoEk l..
HANDSoME healthy fail ana winter accommodations
comfort and refinement: large DlrasaGt ,
piano; references Box 3j6. Hloomheid n !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
STATE OF INDIANA.
PROPOSALS
FOR
100000 TEMPORARY LOAN BONDS.

Sealed proposals for the purchase Of bonds OF the State
NO Ol9 H. H., approved March H. 1859, 10 the amount
Of 500 600 being The second Ocha amount VI loan
therein authorized viii be- received ~ the
hudltor 81 state OF Indiana, loo the city Of indianapolis.
until the l4th day OF September, 1r~J at O. LOCK 30.
These bond are authorized FOR the purpose Of . Ing Oh
the Stat government making piCvis for fUtdrs
u tht present outstanding temporary loans 40 lower tate
OF interest, etc
The bonds herein designated VII De payable fscai
agency Of tie State IN the cty OF New In ten years
after their date, and will be rdeemdLlr place
at the pleasure Of the State aft-' five ycnrs
They VIII De issued IN registered form denominations
u suit the purchaser transferable. said fiscal
Without expense q the hodcrs and w bear interest AZ
tc iht OF tIrc per cent - per cent Hnuu. p3}aW"
semi annually said fiscal agency without any deduction.
Proposals at les than par accrued will not
be eItefalnei aud a. Proposals must b" accompanied by
certified check b. the order 0 the Treasurer 81 The STATE
81 Indiana equal ~ amount B. Ave - per cent?
81 The par value o. the bond, bid for Checks Of uusuc
ccssful bidders VIII De returned Immediately 'he
Piled account OF their purchases and u al
~ pay the balance due, VIII BE- liable O forfeiture.
The bonds viii be 1yabc and deliverable the Office
Of Messfs. Wins.Ow, IlHier s. Co.. lu the city Of New
York and after "Wednesday, Scpt.mbcr 25 ls~q ac-
cfued Interest being charged the purchaser from d2e Of
issue
The hight o reject any and al proposals
Bidders requested ~ append COPY " this a1ycr-
usmenJ 70 their bd, and STATE dcnon.ng o. bonds
desired.
Copies Of the authorizing set and the decision Of the
Supreme Court of Indiana upon The cOr-ttutOuay Of
The act may be had by applying 70 Mcssrs winslow.
ALyISP HOVEY. Goyernor
BRt CE CARR, Auditor of STATE.
j.. 4. IENIfkE. of afe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt and
an foT Slatinaton and intermedaie points ,,,
a M Tor Geneva Lyons, fmid i'ocH,2se,, bu.' -,
ana ,Le We.f aud principal local points. NA1' car 1"
Ivon. and Pullman car ~ Suspension IuSc cho,r
''Ii q ~ Tor Fiu.fa and inteime1aie points Chs'
IN for Tunkhannock and n'ef,hrutaU POM ma
QUIT y. d, khannoca. Connection 70 l~aI!lB anu
Harrisburg -, -. ,a ,.trctpai int mediate points.
chair car 10 L. Il. Junction ana Pullman SV'P''' W
Nhlsa Ia m for 6Is,ington and Intermediate points
40 b. m for Mauch ShqinS M u,c
M Tor Geneva Lyons Elmlfa ~; .ta.ioV
and he Wet Pullman sieepers - Lyons anu '' "''''
ain. leaving at a. m, IL NJ. p and Hszieto9
D. m. connect Tor al points ]" '''"-'''
coal regions. e,.>-n,y TRAINS
- Tor Monch Chunk, HaIleton ana ihtefhe1aee
points. ,,...t Ctu,k and informed ate points.
m Lyons Elih ~ ~ -
and The West. pullman sleeper 10 J." ''- '
HrIl.n. o. l,rmr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GR.YAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government q, the
ROUTE OF THE FAST NAIL

THE GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE
R s5jSn4 y Of '' THE GiEyI FAST NAIL
THIS fE yAf fAB p FAS FECT
ALL TE GhSS6 SF tffNSTkl Z isT4TI3S , o 49,,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America and
XFr fy sy 4pHB sT 1875 City
Now.YorE to syracuse. .,,.,,.. 49,,
Montreal Special. Wagner drawing room cars New.York
&c cid .gS Rl To- ST. kS Ala S
&E6 BA tgSc6 yAfSEFh DvSa5S4r1
sn gy lyp nj O ea df A55Sy Gca ccS
Raaa Nnsaa Ea SO oevf isdlna Tsfso Is? s.
Louis next DAY GOnnec'' q coS Glsys
at Albany win drawing car for CocpeEr,own E'
~ cbieLao fapre soT FANS To-
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati lndianap9isi De'r2t ana
Cnnna&nasgTa and Rochester wagner dningcaT New
wa sS;3 Fui pnS N2 Rt@SIns 5S
$3.50 NJ sara,o ga, fPac ca with wagner drawing
room e55 70 m decentralization to Albany and Troy Con.
ta MSa Ad Masn: ana
Fas. Chicago GInennnu and 81 LOUIS hSd hs
Toronto ana cG oS G,os 9S wasasr PSsbusd
saT p ana 4 Tho.sa Ilend ana Adirondack ETRre pres
Via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad daily ex'
.spasIs m c299dlSn1 a
Cauandairua Through seepngcar New YORK To canaan
d'9so on gS MoaRrsa xdrgna,ek a ceP,ndaqqs
S EnR{ts an $Rf5 IFaro.d Fa:5aIs
Meeting Pqushura With P9Ilor car Ior saIans2 Lax
daily 10 Montreal Ma Roul. Point and via ST. Adams
and 20 syracuse and Can9niaigul daily eScep, sunday
% o. M. Special Mail Limited. arrive, at Rochester
40 A. M Buffalo ;35 a. N. and Cleveland % 2, n
no b. M. Fas, Night Express for Rochester, Brna!o'
Niagara Falls Toronto Cleveland CINCINNATI Indianapolis,
81 Louis Detroit and Chicago. with Wagner seeplngeaFs
sieeping. ears 20 Cananfaigu1 sundays only:
Is midnight for Saratoga Adirondack and Thousand
Islands No connection With train leaving saturday
Wagner sIeeplngcars b Albany, Connects at Albany
with trains Tor the North and West
Tickets and space n dEawng room snd sesbinG on
10 park Place 1 Battery Place, g. West l2ithst aud
i3sh.st station New. YORK; 1913 WASHINGTON and 726
Ful Ton sts and 2oS Bedford.ave, T.. D., Brooklyn.
Westcot1s Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
Run DAILY; others daily except Sunday. tstop ct
1Q3,h.st stt1on. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
ERIE RAILWAY.
THE ONLY SOLID TRAIN ROUTE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND CHICAGO
And the only line running its
DINING CAR THROUGH TO CHICAGO.

$500 T. NJ, 600 =. NJ, $3.50 L. NJ
ALL SOLID EMPRESS TRAINS, AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE OF ANY CLASS or CARS
Ticket odlces, 4oI, Sl7, 7i8 and So Broadway 1891
BoMeiy. Battery Place chambers and Wet 23i;s;
broadway, Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson st
and New SsGn Jersey G M6es Is~s s6
checking and transfer Of baggage can be ebtsned IN.
from Chambersst. local trains 5 TO l22 minutes earlier
u m Every Day, Day Express, Pullman Buffet Drawing
p m Every Day New Vesibuled Limited via Meadyile
Suea Day CoacSe aI Paa I Dining and sleeping Cars
Sleeping Cars to Cleveland Cincinnati ana 81. Louis
no EXTEA CHARGE FOR FAST TINE: -.
Fails Hamilton ana Port Huron, solid taln q day
Pullman Bunss yeStbglea sleeping Car 70 Buffalo and
80 D. m Every Day Chicago Night Express, solid
Train Of Day coac4c, and pullman Buffet Sleeping
orange G. sob 3 sz u 10 - 40 49, 20 aI5l to75
sa 59 S 4S 10 49, Gl5 Is 9'' Il 80
Ru,6cTfaid + %a5, ;32ls, s$e $50; 10 80 y
5a5 PIP :'S 8 3 i i5 60 3 3 r'so
259 49, 6l G i3 80 ;o 49, 81 J q q 30 ~ T.
Paterson aS oo4 AS g. Sci $50 49, 10 49, H. j. 80
siSg Esq., &c., se 5 535 o. 05i 5 80 &c. ~ 3d.
NeSaS5 ana paterson, via Newark. S45. 60 Pr :sa
p5g: 22 52 az 22 ' 30 go 49, 10 sS 80 10 80
$:95E; - 80, s. 5'2ss $50. g. C'o7'2, $50 T.
suGef9, Local, T. ;52h, 80 800 l. 80
Nc2 sSa 4 g % &c. 80 The o45
TUXEDO :S2l, . 10 80, s:G5; - 49, $3.50,
Mddetown ana POI: jeryis 10 53 ., 10 80 am, l.
susas se e5a s0 Ss9 main la No. 4s sas
II5 e;a9 = p m ES SPS 20 trains TN from West
NORTHERN RAILRoAD OF \. J. DIVISION
Engewoo1 and Ten@nyI,SS AZ a6 "a go lS az 45
SOB. s., so t5 90 or 90 a. 49, ~ Sun
Ny9: t. 'ad 2s s b.; ~ lS S J. % 49, 3d. is
SUNDAYS Ii. . 80, 30 4, 30 rs.
Send TO in postage 70 General Passenger Agent for
Suburban Homes" with local me,table'
w J. MURPHY. l.. p. FARMER,
General Supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
miscellaneous.

u BUSHES Of every description at 81 Pearl
-; ~ 81 opposite Peek Slip Lowest Prices JOHN. X
HoPPEL MANUFACTURER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
Urn GOODS

II EAL VALUE in Carpetings. Mattings
ple{e and should he examined. ANDREW LESrERh
SONS al Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
RAILROADS..

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
INTERVIEWING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-12
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ RY co,
trains leave foot Jay-st. follows
7s5 = n. Tor Sliddetown, Elenville, Port Jeryis.
Monticello Pittsburgh. Liberty, Hancock, Walton Delhi
Sidney Fdnastou, Norwich Utlca Rome, Oneida Oswego
DafroIt Chicago. and all points West
cd D. n Tor Campbell Hall. LaKes MohoHk and Min
newoska' waikiki Valley STA ions. MddletOwn. Bloom.
ingbufrh Fllenyic. Port Jervis Monticello Pittsburgh
IIuT.eyvlie. Liberty. Rockland.
80 D. m. stony Ford, Campbell Han, MiddletOwn.
Bioomin gburgh WurtsborO Eienyile
u 100 D. FOR Mddletown, Fa sburgh Liberty Han
cock Walton, Sidney, Norwich. EuCa, Rome. Oneida,
Oswero Rochester Suspension Bridge Chicago and points
West Reclining Chair Car free 70 susDenAon Bhdge );
I Daily through Other trains daily except Sunday.
pullman Drawing room seats and seepng.ear perths
reserved SD1 broadway. J. {. ANDERSON
Con Pass. ARt., ~ EXCHANGE Place. n. Y;
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK; LONG BRANCH OCEAN
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT.
'Ilmp table September 10. 1889. Trains leave
Ne.York foot COTtandt and Desbrosses SIS. 80, 10
a m II noon 30 10 (eXpreas 30 (eXprcss), 10
D. ~ Sundays. 2 AS a m, > zoo p y. "a
80 express, 100, iSO leSprcssl $40 D. m Sundays.
sunday rairs do not stop Ocean Grove and AsbuTy
upfssII;aus pIODCFTr J. r. WOOD
W Sunerintandent Gen'l Pass AGENT Penn. u. Il.
H. p BALDWIN Gen'l Pas. Agent c. r. II. OF N. J.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
Reader, Take Notice,

Among the many specialists, who treat
chronic diseases, few if any who have had
anything like the experience of DR.. Booth
who is making monthly visits at this place.
The doctor is President of the largest medical
association in the west, with head Offices at
Muskegen, Michigan. This association is
incorporated with capital of $4,000. The
home Offices are supplied with apparatus for
giving the celebrated compound oxygen
treatment, also all the modern electrical ap-
pliances. in chairs, batteries, baths, cabinets,
&C., in addition to this DR.. Booth for some
years had charge of the largest anatomical
apparatus ever in this country, containing
Manikins, skeletons, dried and preserved men,
charts, maps and wet preparations, showing
every part of the human body. the best used in
teaching anatomy, physiology and hygiene,
thus giving the doctor better opportunity
for close and careful study of the human
body then couldin any other way have been
obtained. This added to his years of actual
places him far in advance of other specialists.
In the treatment of private diseases of men,
women and children, he knows no superiors
and few equals. Unlike many others he makes
no charges for examinations, rich and poor
are received alike, their case carefully noted
and no charge unless treatment is taken, the
DOCTORS method in business as we'll as prac-
tice is honorable and his motto justice to all.
Those wishing to consult the doctor will
find notice of his next visit under head of
Drs. B., s. & Co., in another column of this
nnnar
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
New Books.

The book department at Saur & Balsley
Drug and Book House is now being rapidly
filled up with the best and most popular
books of the day. Special attention has been
given to the selection of blank books and
stationery in order to make it more complete
than ever before. The new styles of writing
paper and envelopes are very attractive and
very cheap. Albums both photograph and
autograph we're never SO beautiful nor half so
cheap. 1t is really wonderful how they can
be made so very cheap. Books in sets or by
the single one can be had for less than the
binding cost few years ago. Pocketbooks
for ladies, pocketbooks for gentlemen, toilet
sets for ladies and toilet sets for gentlemen,
everything in fact that is useful, nice and at
tractive. This stock cannot be described in
detail. It needs to be seen to be appreciated
and everybody is cordI ally invited to step in at
this house, examine the goods and see for
that they are not only very beauti-
full but very cheap.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
70 The Public.

Owing to our immense stock of dry goods,
notions, boots, shoes, carpets and cloaks and
the increase in our trade this fall over pre-
ceeding years, we are compelled to move our
large stock of ladies fine shoes in the base
ment, where we have arranged very good
shoe department, one that would be credit
to the city shoe trade. This move was a COM
pulsory one, as with our increased stock
on busy days, we were unable to show our
many patrons our entire line of goods.
Therefore by moving our shoe department
down stairs we gain more space in which to
show the most complete low priced stock of
dry goods that ever entered Henry county.
You can never do better than to follow our
shoe department and secure pair of those
most elegant and ever comfortable ladies
fine shoes, manufactured by A. j. johnson &
Co., and sold by GEO. Fl. RoHRs & Bro. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
Circuit Court Record.

Perkins Wind Mill and Ak Co. VS. Jessie
Edgington ct. al. Appeal. Dismissed for
want of prosecution.
O. Hickey VS.. A. V. Rice Co. In error
Judgment affirmed.
John Wisinger VS.. A. eHoneck &. Co. In
error. Continued.
State of Ohio VS.. N. Bauer ct. al. Quo
warranto. Finding for defendent.
Jas. FL. Morris vs.. S. R. Christman. In
error. Judgment affirmed.
A. Eaton VS.. j. G. Waltimier, Co. Trea s.
urer. In error. Judgment affirmed.
j. B. Mess ct al. VS.. N. Bauer ct. al. Ap-
peal. Vacating Injunction refused.
A. J. Saygers VS.. ]. Glass ct. al. In error.
Judgment of common pleas reversed. Re-
manded for execution.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer at public sale at
his residence, in Napoleon tp., miles north
west of Napoleon, on Tuesday, Dec. Sd, 1889,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
property, to-wit: Two brood mares, 5 head
of colts, 2 cows, fresh, SOW with 9pigs,
2Three-River seperators, j. I. Case engine,
2 water tanks, wagon, scraper. plows and
l drag, pair bobsleds, reaper and mower,
buzz and l drag saw, double set of har-
ness, hives of bees, corn fodder in theshock,
also all of my household furniture and other
articles too numerous to mention.
THOMAS gibson.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
In and Out OfLaiI.

On Thursday last the Circuit Court in sess
ion in Napoleon sustained the Court of Com
mon Pleas and the Probate Court in the Nal
ley criminal libel case, and the prisoner wa'
then turned over to the Sheriff who locked
him up. On Tuesday Malley's attorneys
made all application to the Probate Court Of
Lucas county for writ of habeas corpus. A
hearing was had and the writ was granted
The probabilities are that Malley will be re-
quired to appear on the first day of the next
term of the Probate Court of this county to
have his sentence carried into execution.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
The Behrens-NIiller Contest in Def

The Behrens-Miller Contest in Def
ance.
We clip the following from the the Defiance
Crescent, which will be of much interest to
Napoleon people, as both the parties inter
ested formerly lived here:
Amanda Miller has at last came to the end
of her tither and her career has suddenly been
cut short. Her property is now beyond her
control and she stands indicted on charge
that will probably land her behind the bars.
The situation is this: When Amanda got the
large sum of money from George Behrens
that has so often been spoken of, she gave him
in return hernnotes tosamount of $1,000. Af-
terwards Behrens lost these notes. He knew
not what had become of them, but strongly
suspected that Amanda had by some means
or other regained possession of them.
But such was not the case. Behrens the
other day found the notes among his effects.
He Immediately sued them, and got judg-
ment,
It will require about all Amanda has to sat-
isfy this judgment. Then she is in the hands
of the prosecuting attorney on charge that
will likely land her in Jail for at least while.
Thus all these years that Amanda has
pilfered and all her i'll gotten gains are lost
and thus life is wasted, and in her older days
she is left penniless, and worse, friendless.
Amanda's 8 has been notorious career but
its ending is characteristic of the ending of
all her kind
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
To the Grangers of Henry County.

Pomona Grange will meet at Harrison
Grange hall, Friday, Nov. 29th, 1899; impor
tant bus iness assigned for that day. All the
fourth degree members are invited, Ridge
vile Grange especially. Come one and all
and have q good time. There is no place on
this green earth that farmers can more profit.
ably spend day than at Pomona Grange,
especially if he is member, Come one and
ALL come all you grumbling farmers that
can't get enough for your produce and see
what the grangers does with the overplush.
G. N. BoGART, Secy, pro tenn.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
The Canadian Queen.

This elegant home magazine is sure to
please every American woman. 1t is devoted
to fashion, art, fancy work, flowers, toilet,
home decoration, and household matters. 1t
is handsomely illustrated, and is equal to any
of the high-priced foreign publications.
The imported designs for fancy work, and
home decoration, are worth alone the entire
years subscription.
To introduce it into every cultivated Ameri-
can home the publishers offer to send it three
months on trial for only 25c (U. s. 20. stamps
or silver.) Address, The Canadian Queen,
Toronto, Ont.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21

Ladies, buy your rubber overshoes of Geo.
II. Rohrs & Bro. They sell the best first
quality Wales Goodyear Rubbers for ladies,
misses and children at 25 cents pair; try
them. Don't let other dealers deceive you
by telling you that they are not good rub
ber. You bet them all the money they want
to, and if you loose we will refund the
money. Come in and get pair of rubbers
and you will save fifteen cents pair. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
Program of the Marion Township In
Stitute.

The teachers will hold an institute at the
school building in Hamler, o., Now
1889, commencing at one O'Clock p. M,
sharp. Teachers of other townships, "come
over and help u.s."
Explanation of Cube Root-H. l.. Willard.
How to teach Arithmetic to beginners
A. M. Jackman.
Orthography-I. B. Stevenson.
The Infinitive-Grant Overhulse.
Mensuration-A. @. Henderson.
Essay-Ettie Mcbride.
Use of the Blackboard-Senna Hayes.
Primary Teaching-Dolly Stevens.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-11-21
DIR. Talmage Again an Editor.

Beginning with January LIST next, the Rev.
T. De Witt TaImage, D. D., will become one
of the editors of The Ladies' Home Journal,
of Philadelphia. The famous preacher will
have regular department each month, writ
ten by himself, with the title "Under My
Study Lamp" His first contribution will
appear in the January number of the Journal.
DIR. Talmage's salary is said to be one of
the largest ever paid for editorial work.