Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-04-17
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
reported by J. H. Halter.I

of costs.
The B. o. and Chicago R. R. Co. vs. Jas.
8. Fouke, continued by consent.
The B. & o. and Chicago R. R. Co. VS. R. K.
Scott; continued by consent.
Benjamin NJ. Chilcote vs. Jas. Donovan, as
the admir- of the estate of Joseph Murray,
deceased; Judgment by consent $1,000.
Geo. W. Fisher as the admir- of the estate
of VIM. s. Fisher, deceased; continued with
leave to file amended answer in 60 days after
term.
George Huth VS. John D. Babcock, ct. al;
default as to defendant Stewart; Judgment
$26l.57; continued as to defendant Babcock.
Jacob Sattler vs. H.'A. Meyerholtz and II.
F. Meyerholtz; jury sworn, trial had-verdict
for plaintiff $2S.7S.
John N. Schella VS. John Heitkemp ct. al;
settled and costs paid.
Joseph Homier VS. John Heitkemp ct. al;
settled and costs paid,
B. F. Gibson VS. Emanuel Thomas ct. al;
continued by consent; plaintiff has leave to
file petition 80 days after term.
Ethelda Packard vs. R. B. Packard as ad-
ministrator, &C.; continued on motion aud
showing as plaintiff and at her costs of term.
Lewis B. Smith VS. Clara B. Smith; divorce
decreed; journalize on payment of costs.
Moses W. Jackson VS. Katie Maloney, ct.
al; dismissed at plaintiffs cost; Judgment.
Emma j. Tallman VS. Frank A. Tallman;
divorce decreed; journalize on payment of
costs.
Musson 0verhuls, as Exector, &c. VS. Am os
Davis, ct. al; default note; Judgment $177.54;
Jacob Kelotz certified as surety.
A. W. Estlack vs. W. II. Mitchell. ct. al;
default on note and mortgage; iudgm ent
$......; sale ordered; continued for service
on other defendants.
Martin Head vs L. M. Azbell, ct. ux.; set
tied and costs paid.
81. H. and John Vocke, partners, &c. VS.
John E. Klingelhofer, et al; settled and
costs paid.
Ullman, Einstein & Co. vs. VIM. Kemmer II
default on note; judgment $lS5.98.
John H. Franz VS. Philetus Glore, ct al.
settled and costs paid.
The State OF Ohio vs Matt kassler; nollied.
State Of Ohio vs. Matt Kassler; nollied.
State of Ohio vs. Matt Kassler; nollied.
State of Ohio vs. Moses W. Jackson; nollied.
State of Ohio vs Moses W. jackson; nollied.
State of Ohio vs. Moses W. jackson; nollied.
State of Ohio vs. Arthur Mason; horse
stealing; defendant arraigned at his own re-
quest-plea, guilty; defendant sentenced to
Imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary fol
one year at hard labor-no part solitary con.
finement and to pay the costs of prosecution
There is the incest little farm of 81 acres
title perfect, just one and a quarter miles
from the court house clock, Napoleon, Ohio
cut in two by the Bryan pike, the best gray.
eled road in Ohio; little house, an old barn
an orchard, two good wells of water, one.
third in woods, enough if cut and hauled te
town topay for the place. You can have this
land of the best quality and underdrained fol
twenty-five hundred dollars, $60o.00 dowr
and all the time you want for the balance
Do you want it2 If so write at once to e. j
0'Hearn, Custar, Wood county, Ohio. If
Terra Alba, or white earth, is used exclu
sively for adulterating candies, yet no les
than 5000 tons of this substance were recent
ly imported through New York. Lozenge
made entirely of this earth are dipped il
syrups favored with peppermint and othe
essences and then sold as genuine sugar loz
enges. When it is known that terra alba is
mineral insoluble by the gastric juices, th
extent of the evil of this adulteration ma,
be understood. It means grave danger o
incurable disease to thousands of younl
children.
Cheap excursion via Wabash route from
Napoleon, April 22nd and May Goth, 1880
only one fare for round trip to points ii
Iowa, Washington, Texas, Idaho, Kansas
Montana, Wyoming, Missouri. Nebraska
Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, North Da
kots, South Dakota, New Mexico and Indial
Territory. Free chair cars; no change of car
until Kansas City is reached via Cannon Ball
| If 81. L. KMoKERBooKER, Agt.
4 A noted horse trainer gives the following
plan for stopping runaway horse: Th
driver should let the horse run fifty yard
without any attempt to stop him. The line
should then be hauled in tightly, and at th
instant of calling '.whoal' in sharp tone
give the right hand line powerful jerk AM
repeat the demand to stop. The twist of tn
right jaw must be strong. The driver has al
ways found this to be effective with the mos
vicious horses.
i w. J. Pierrepont, dentist, Bitter blocl
Goldcrown and bridgework. Pricesasreaa
enable as consistent for good reliable opera
i tions. Teethextracted withoutpain. Noez
ira charge. If
Good heavy cotton chain carpets worth 50
per yard will be scld for 900 per pard, at Geo
II. Rohrs & Bros. 2t
! Don't buy a hat until you have looked owe
the stock Of Henry Meyer at the Eagle Cloth
| ing House. tt
| For the latest styles Of wall paper call q
the store Of F. Fl. Voigt, Holgate. New
styles cheap. tt
The finest and largest stock Of piece good
\ can be found at the store Of Geo. Hahn, th,
old reliable clothier. Good fits or no sale
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