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which VIII You Pay.

If You pay attention to this advertisement
you will not pay the extra profit others are
making on clothing, mems furnishings and
hats. We don't bulldoze cut we do sell cloth
ing cheaper than any house in Napoleon. We
save by buying for cash of manufacturers
and by MS saving we save our customers at
least 20 per cent. You won't pay 20 per cent.
on the dollar uselessly. Who would You'll
come to us and save money, wont you +? Re-
member the Place, Eagle Clothing House,
Henry. Meyer, proprietor.
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FreetoAll.

Everybodyisi Gallon @ N Fisk
theJ ewelerin Leist's drug store, and have
their jewelry cleaneu and repolished the
same as when new, free of charge. Fine
watch work and hard solderinga specially.
All work warranted and perfect satisfac-
ton guaranteed ormoney refunded.
80 C,M FISK.
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A was shlp il IIoosIer waters.

/ The United States war ship Michigan
is IN port on recruiting trip. She car
ries 10 men and boys. The beat was
built In 1874, and the iron In her was
hauled overland TO Pittsburg with OK
teams. She is still good for several
years. Indianapolis Sentinel.
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Infirmary Directors.

Election week the Infirmary Directors will
hold their regular Office meeting on Wednes-
day instead of on Tuesday. Parties having
business before the board will govern them
selves accordingly. '~ 2t
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Farmers, Attention.

We are now buying elm butts, delivered on
canal at Napoleon. For bills, ETC., enquire
at canal collectors Office in Napoleon.
DEFIANCE HUB AND SPoKE WoRKs:
John Luts, Agent. .f eIsfI. II
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I,amna of nll Kinds.

A large and fine stock oflamps. hanging,
stand, bracket, etc, can be found at Brad
Iey's. Tbs best stock in town and at prices
never heard of before. u
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I. THE tariff on tin plate is an iniqaity
and crime. 1t affects the poorer
classes of the country only. The rich
buy silverware and the like but the poor
use only,tinware. The price Of 1t has
increased 100 per cent. @ ssPa
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For Sale,

A few choice lots in Shefield's addition
Price low. Terms easy, Applyto
2 II e--t..ts L. L. 0RwIG.
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You can not enter store without pay
ing more money for the things you used
to buy for great deal less. This is due
to Republican legislation through the
Mckinley bill. The Republican party
should be voted out of power and out Of
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-10-30

A good soft coal Jewel base burner for
sale cheap. J.,H, SMITH, Liberty Center.
II
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Oliver Higgins is headquarters for Wkter-
bury Watches. He has just received new
invoice. 81
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Complaints must be made in writing and
filed with the County Auditor ON or be-
fore the day fixed for the hearing of the same.
BY order of the Decennial County Board of
Equalization of Henry County, Ohio.
GEO. RUSSELL, Sec'y said Board.
Sept. 4, 1880.
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For boots and shoes 90 10 Horn q Norden
and buy the Baldwin shoe.
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Notice to Owners Real Estatsl
In Henry County. o.

The Decennial County Board of EQualiza-
ton of Henry county, Ohio, will be in session
at the Office of the County Auditor, in Napo-
leon, to hear complaints and to equalize the
valuation of real estate within said county, on
the da5es fixed for the several townships as fol:
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THE Mckinley bill places . big tax
On the tin bucket in which your children
carry their dinner to school.
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Money to Loan at 0 and Z percent
NJ. KNUPP, Napoleon, o.
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Juhn Diemer pays the highest cash price
for hides, poultry, etc. 3t
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WIN. T. Bin1ley. Dentist.
stove for Sale.

Room. over HnnpArsz,. pne s.o,.. !
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Norx-We have made arrangements with the
Publishers Of the Weekly Plain Dealer, which en-.
abes us to club that paper with the NORTHWEST for
$3.50 q year. t Et{5,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
HoTEL WELLESLEY,
III Wellesley, Mass

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ii OTEL WELLESLEY,
III Wellesley. Mass
All the appointments of frst-class Hotel. Accom-
modations for 300 Guests
Charmingly situated near the Charles river, an
estate of 800 acres, surrounded by pine groves.
Beautiful drives. excellent boating and fishing ten
mis- courts and polo grounds.
Fourteen trains daily to and from Boston: only ! z
miles b. the Boston and Albany railroad.
Rates So TO 81 day. Special rates by month sea
son. Open June ID TO October 10. For diagram and
cIc ulars. address the PROPRIETOR. JAMES DOOLING.
caterer, III and ID Temple place, Boston. ml9-w&s9t
I,OR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER, CLAGETT MAN
sion: "a furnished rooms; garden and fruit: SIT
uated BrghtwOOd ave. reeiOurths mile from Sill
Spring depot, MetroI oltan branch Of the IL. and
o. R.k Apply W. b. CLAGETI Brightwood L: o.,
DC. m29-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
TALE OF A HAUNTED WRAP.
The Curious Experience of Lady Who
Slept in a Strange House.

A funny story is going about town apropos of
Mrs. B. who shares with her husband a
keen appetite for things ghostly and phantas-
NAL IL seems that a lady of her acquaintance
spent the night recently at her house as a
guest. The evening was a chilly one, and
upon going to bed. the hostess gave her visitor
a voum;nous wrap with which TO keep herself
warm.
The lady wore the wrap all night and found
1t very comfortable; but, nevertheless, she did
not rest very well, on account of mysterious
noises that she heard. Sometimes she even
imagined that she heard groans, SO that she
was more than once on the point OF getting up
to see what the matter WAS In the morning
NJ breakfast she was asked by her hostess how
sne had slept and replied that she had en-
considerably disturbed by unaccountable
sounds
"Oh. how awfully interestingr' exclaimed
Mrs. b. And what were they like?"
The guest described them as best she could,
while the hostess listened with wrapt attention.
How interested DIR. B will bei' said
| Mrs. b, finally. Il was anxious to know
| II you would have any such experiences be-
cause my hrst husband died in the wrap lent
/ you, ani II has been our belief that il is
haunted. But We have never had an oppor-
tuhity TO try 1t on "a stranger before and your
evidence Is, OF course. conclusive"
| AS a matter OF fact the good lady had been
SO carried away by the ruthless enthusiasm of
the sciertific investigator that she forgot for
the time being to regard the comfort of her
guest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

DRoPoSAIs IOR WAsnING ToWIIs-WAR

- = =
II Department. supply Division. May :. $3.50
sealed proposals, IN duplicate, subject 10 the usual
conditions Viii be received At TINS office until MlLNE
O'CLOCK NOON, SAIURD "A, JUNE SLAfNIH
1880. for Washing Towels 81 tllc War d. part
meat and ITS bureaus during the fiscal year vIIdIu
June 30, 1891 Proposals should state the price D.
dozen. BLANK fufls Of PROPOSALS and IntuiiIutl,
viii be furnished Application T. TINS UIfCe ] 4
government reserves the right 10 reject any and ali
bids. Bidders nOtlii"d that award formal
CeptanCe Of hid IN der tins advertisement Viii ba
made until Congress makes au approI nation from
which the services called Tor bc paid Bids
he mclosed IN scaled envelopes lndur-ed the Oui
side. Proposals tor Washing Towels aid address,,
TO the undersigned. Nj. X. 1HOll, ChIsi Supply In
vision. my l4.l >, 10 l.. JU&Bl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

AMI in this District. There are 1876 of
these gentlemen and it is expected
~ AsS that Monday and during the days OF
next week and the following week they will
visit every house in the city and District. They
will not present a formidable appearance.
The enumeratOr wears no distinctive uniform
and might easily be mistaken for book can
vasser a sewing machine agent. Wearing a
citizens dress. probably the best suit that each
individual happens to have, and armed with
fountain pen, they will appear at the front
doors of the residences of the city and pro-
coed to ask certain number of questions, as
directed by the law and superintendent
Porter. As the answers are given they will be
noted down ON large sheets of paper which
each enumeTatOr carries in his port folio. Be
fore the invention of fountain pens the enum-
orators were distinguished from ordinary men
by having a small bottle of ink fastened to the
front of the coat vest within easy reach OF
the thirsty pen. Some OF the enumerators
will probably make their public appearance
next week wearing this badge of their office.
They will not carry anv other weapons except
a pleasant smile and polite manner, with
which they have been supplied from the large
stock owned by Mr.. Harrison Dingman, the
supervisor of the census.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
DRoPosALs ron The PURCHASE or WASTE

Il Paper. war bel artment, supply Division. May
ls9O-Sealed PROPOSALS. IN Duplicate subject the
Usual conditions Will be Received tins Office until
IMELhE- OtLOCh NCON, SAIL kDAA, JUNE
SENkN1H, $40, for the purchase Of the Waste Paper
OF this department, lite ofres ANA bureaus located
the State, War aud NAVY itcg aItmtnt building. ~
fiscal year ending june 30 1881 has paper 10 be
moved by the contractor promptly when noItcl. l.
department reserves the right to reject amy al pro-
pOsals and 10 waive defects Proposals must b, made
deI artment forms. marked Proposals Tor Waste
Paper" and addressed q the undersigned. NJ. AZ
ThOkP. Chief supply Division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

SENATOR RICHARD COKE says of Preston's "IIed-
Axe: Il have tried this medicine and found il
very effective" Cures headache, nothing else
absolutely harmless; relieves i'll fifteen minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
WHAT IS YOUR NAME?
The Man Who Asks Questions Will
be Around Monday.
CENSUS OF THE DISTRICT.
The Wen Who VIII Take &c and How
They VIII 90 10 Work-Supervisor
Dingman's Instructions 10 Enumera-
tOrs-QucstiOns to be Answered.

ONDAY bright and early the census
- enUmerators will begin their rounds
y in this District. There are 136 of
these gentlemen and it is expected
e,zE1 tLnt Mnnlnv and lnrinr, Tho ln1.a nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

DRoPosALs FOR ICE-NANn DEPAkI IN Ne y.
IL Washington, DC. May 10, lsso sAled pro-
posals endorsed Proposals for lee and ADDRESSED e
the Secretary of the Navy. viii be rvoeNel Hnti
NOON, JUNE IL, 1890, 60 supply the Navy Depart
.nent and its VARIOUS bureaus aud ofhees lh wash
ln.ton with Ice during the scal year ending June ~
Isol Ihe Ice must De Of the best Northern Ice, or
eouaI thereto sod clear and free from snow OF other
,nDuritles and must be delivered daily Al tbs ofces
where, and In such QUANTITIES ~ may be re1uned
The Department reserves tnS flznt " as Sr
award Will be made By The party whose pro- Osa
h Accented will required % enter into contract aud
give bond Satisfactory 10 the Secretary OF the Navy.
Horns on which bids must be made an duplicate WILL
be supplied application 10 Tie Departments IS ".
TRACY, Secretary u the NAVY. AAAo-4ss-su
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petent to answer the inquiries made in COM
pliance with the requirements of the act, then
II shall be lawful for the enumerator to obtain
the required information. as nearly as NAV be
practicable. from the family or families or per-
son or persons living nearest to such place OF
abode
In addition to the population schedules the
enumeraiors will also carry schedules relating
to agriculture when in the country districts.
and also special schedules for manufacturing
establishments, such as lumber and saw mills.
brick yards. -four mills. slaughter houses, clay
and pottery products printing. publishing and
the periodical press. carriages and wagons, &c.
They will also have with them supplemental
schedules which call for special information
concerning the insane, predetermined and
idiotic. deaf, blind. those diseased and physic-
ally defective mot otherwise enumerated),
children in benevolent Institutions, prisoners
aud paupers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31

WALTER'S SANITARIUM Is The BEST. SII-
w uated IN grand mountain park with crystal
springs baDDllng brooks, Of the Catskills,
evergreen groves orchards. gardens. vineyard dairy
livery baths, massage, ediSh movements, electrici
bowling, boating, croquei, tennis gymnasium. No
malaria or mosquitoes. For circulars address hOBT.
"ALIER, MD, Walters Park Pc, WeTneTsville Pa.
ml3pOd3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-31
Dun CRED1r PLAN.

Dun CREDIT PLAN.
FURNITURE, CARPETS MATTINGs. OH,
CLOTHS. RUGS BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG.
ERAToRs STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL. Low FOR CASH OR on
EASY WLEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
IoTlar Bed Room Snites from Sl5up
Oak Bed Room Suites from s25 up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s4Oup
ltrIor Suites il Hair Cloth or Plush, S35 up
Ingram Garrett from Poe. per yard up.
liusseis Carpet from 1Jc. per yard up.
t!.IIoths IRON :.5c Ter yard 40,
GER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
IN Carpets Sewed and Laid Free OF Charge We
guarantee the customer against any loss in matching
ave charge only for the number yards neces-
tIry to cover the floor
H"i!i lay you 10 call before purchasing else.
"heie' Us you Will find cur Prices Lower and Terms
LASER than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYS.
| p GEORGIAN
S3sand TAI 9TH stnw
x EkvAND ENGRAvER AND LTTa0GRAPHER
, Visiting cards neatly printed from plate 75c per
hundred apps
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r. GROGAN

Il EkVAND ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER
IA lUl2 Pa.
hundred ap3
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GUNNER HOMES-A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUS
- trat ted Book-llst of .. 900 summer HOteI-
Catskill Mountains and Central New York. Send five
cents III stamps to H. b. JagOe, Genl. Eastn. Passr
AgL West Shore RR., 1868 Broadway, New York. OF
free upon application. my 0-s.tJyl
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DRCPosALs FOR COOkED RATIoNs'-OfFICE

rNKEASURY DEPARTMENT MAY ., 1880
II Sealed Proposals will be received al the ofre Il
Die SuperIntendent for furnishing supplies Tor use 4
the Treasury Department, an the city OF Washington.
d. { for the fiscal year ending june 30, 1881 Pro-
posals will be opeued TWO O'CLDCh r. Il. on tie
following named days Tor removing Ashes Cleaning
Carpets Washing Towels and for lce MONDAY. III Ne
SECOND, 1880: Tor Lumber Forage. Fuel and the
purchase of Waste Payer, TUESDAY, JJNE THIRD,
1880; lille Holders, Painters Materials aud Plumb
ers' Materials, WEDNESDAY. jun FOURTH. 1850;
for Cabinet shop Stock. THURSDAY, JUN EIETH,
1890: Miscellaneous supplies. FRIDAY, JUNE
SIXTH, 1880. Printed schedules containing iustrlc-
tlons bidders may be- had Office the super
iLtendeDt The Department reserves the right 10
ject any and all bids. parts of any bid, aul
defects. The acceptance Of any bid contingent uuun
Congress making the necessary appropriation there
for. W. WINDOW. Secretary. myl 3l-.st
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-15

AT Bcllefonte, Pa, Alfred Andrews
was convicted for numbering Clara Price
at Karthaus, Pa. November last.
GEO. TAFT, alias +. p Zolman. alias
Thos. Marr, is in limbo at Rochester, n.
Y. for defrauding Masonic Lodges.
HUNGARY is considering bill fixing
the peace footing of the Landwehr at
twenty-eight regiments of infantry and
sixty squadrons of cavalry.
GENERAL JonN ID. ANDERSON has
been elected Commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Department OF
Maine.
City council of Creston, Iowa, want to
investigate the accounts OF Mayor Pat.
terson, but that gentleman forestalls
action, by deciding against it on tie
vote.
HoN. SETH Low was installed as pres.
ident of Columbia College.
A. L. JoRpoN, Of Danville, Ill, is miss.
ing, and foul play is feared.
A MAN who registered at Green's Ho.
tel, Philadelphia, as Frederick l.. Bur,
nett, Of Washington, committed suicide
in his room by shooting himself through
the heart. The man was travelling
salesman, and had frequently stopped a,
the hotel, but none Of the attaches knew
any thing about him.
A. LARKISs, OF Parsons, Ras,, who
under the alias Of B. Simpson, last Apri
swindled the Sioux City Savings Banl
out Of sa,5oo by means OF forged checks
has withdrawn his plea Of notguilty ant
pleaded guilty. He 10 wanted for sim
liar oiicnses ut Central City, Neh., an.
Mankato. Minn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-15

Further disposition of the case of
course depends whether it is discovered
that there was any plot for general
royalist movement behind this incident.
If it should be developed that this
movement is made in virtue of an un.
derstanding with the partisans of the
monarchy in France it may be more
than mere violation OF the law of ex-
pulsion. There is some reason to be-
lieve that the movement is made in con-
cert with the more determined op-
ponents of the republic.
The Due d'Orleans occupies COM
Portable apartment in the Conciorgerie
prison. NJ. Constans, Minister Of the In
terror, has given orders that he be treat
ed with distinction. The Republique
Franchise, in commenting on the arrest
of the Duke, points out that the expul-
sion law imposes penalty Of from two
to five years Imprisonment upon the
head or direct heir of any family that
has reigned in France who violates its
provisions. AT meeting Of the Cabinet
it was decided to strictly enforce the
provisions of the expulsion law against
the young Duke.
The Duke was taken before the Tri-
bunal OF the Seine, where he was
charged with a tagrant violation of the
law banishing from France pretenders
to the throne. In reply to the charge he
said he came to France to perform his
military duties He asked for an ad-
journment of the case in order to allow
him to instruct his counsel. The
court thereupon adjourned the hearing
until Wednesday next. The Mon
archist members of the Chamber of
Deputies have decided TO interpret
late the Government as to its reason for
imprisoning the Duke. At the conclu-
sion Of the judicial inquiry NJ. Con-
stans will reply to the Monarchist in
terpellation in the Chamber Of Deputies
He will state that the Government
merely executed the law, the pro-
visions of which are precise. He will
explain to the Chamber that Article AZ
of the law of exile enacts that no
member of the Orleans famil, shall en-
ter the army. 1t does not mention the
grade from which they are debsrred and
the Cabinet will therefore not permit
the argument of the Duke that he could
II tbn orn,v n ,,riyato
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-15
LIQUOR CRUSADE.


one hundred Ladies DemOlish Two Sa
looms at Lathrop, Mo.
LATHRoP, Mo-, Feb. s.-For some
months past two saloons have been per.
mitted by the city authorities to be kept
open in defiance of the Local Option
law. Lately serious disturbances have
occurred in both resorts. This SO dis
turbed the ladies of the city that they
determined to take some action in the
matter. To determine the nature of
such action an indignation meeting was
held yesterday. About one hundred
ladies were present, among them
being the wives of some of the
most prominent men in town.
At tho meeting it was decided to break
up tho saloons, and the ladies lost no
time in executing the decision. They
proceeded in body first to the saloon of
Thomas Ward. He had notice of the
ladies intentions and had barrcaded
the doors of his saloon. But the cru
saders were not to be stopped by such
obstacles. They battered in the win
dows, broke down the door, demol.
ished the saloon fixtures, rolled
the barrels and kegs into the
street, burst them open and allowed the
liquor to flow into the gutter. From
there the ladies proceeded to the saloon
of James Carroll, whose place was de-
molished and his stock of liquor poured
into tho gutter Three drug stores were
visited and their proprietors given no.
tice that their establishments would be
treated like the saloons If they did not
cease to sell intoxicants in violation of
the law. About 81 900 worth of liquor
was destroyed by the crusaders.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-02-15
Shocking Story Prom North Dakota.

Fort TorTEN, N. D., Feb, 12.-Be-
tween 500 and 1000 Indians credited to
the Devils Lake agency are wholly
destitute of clothing and in the last
stages of starvation. Unless furnished
with food, clothing and medicine at
once these Indians will die like dogs.
Disease has brought fully one.half of
them to the verge of the grave and the
recent inclement weather enhanced
their sufferings. Indian Agent Cramsie
has issued an appeal for aid.