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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-12-04
Thanksgiving Fracas.

August Baed of Freedom township hired a
rig of Ira Hayes and refused to pay for it.
Hayes met him Thanksgiving evening and
kicked his ribs in. Marshal Burns arrested
the pugilist and Mayor Meekison fined him
ten dollars and costs. He refused payment
and went to Jail. Tuesday he put up the
costa and was released,
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Sugar from Beets.

We have received from our old lend John
F. Hall, of Grand Island, Neb., q sample Of
beet sugar made in that place. The sugar is
of a remarkably fine favor, white granulated.
Mr.. Hall also sends us description of the
sugar factory. which is an immense concern,
and must be of great benefit to the people in
and around Grand Island for the gifts.
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Stray Sheen.

Strayed from my farm in Section 16,
Marion township, Henry county, Ohio, p
head of lambs. 10 head have hole punched
in the ear, 2 with slit in the ear, and one
with no marks. One of the lambs had bell
on. liberal reward will be paid for any
information that will lead to the recovery of
the sheep. JOHN GRABow,
dec est Hamler, Henry Co., o.
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing to dispose of her
house and lot situated an the corner of Def
ance road and Welstead street, takes this
method of bringing it before the public. For
further particulars enquire of W. A. Tressler.
tt . LYDIA MioIII
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Sudden Death.

VIM. II. Pepper was buried from the ". z.
Church last Sabbath. Mr.. Pepper took sick
at Sprout, Sandusky county, and died there
of peritonitis on Nov. 9th. The body was
brought to his home near Napoleon on Satur-
day, and was followed to the grave on Sun
day by a large number of sympathizinG
relatives and friends. Rev. Campbell con-
Quoted the services.
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Weather FOR November.

The highest temperature, 6S1S degs., was
on the 7th. The lowest-221S degs., was on
the 2Sth. The mean temperature, 45M degs.,
was 58 degs. above the mean of Novem-
bers. The rainfall, 20 inches was n inch
less than the mean of same time. The warm
est November for 6 years. T. @. HUNTER.
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The Shooting Match.

At the shooting match given by the Napo-
Gun Club last week James Hudson won first
money the 26th and Harry Glass the day fol-
lowing. Parties from Defiance and Liberty
participated and large crowd witnessed the
shooting. The club is on firm basis and is
steadily increasing in numbers.
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Fine Trade.

Last Saturday was another good day for
business in Napoleon. Our merchants are
enjoying good trade and Just now are offer
ing unusual inducements in all lines Of goods,
as readers Of the NORTHWEST columns can
see, and their efforts are being appreciated
BY seekers after bargains.
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Attention Teachers.

In order to very materially assist You in
disseminating correct political knowledge
of the history of the United States, reign of
presidents and political complexion Of each
admission Of each, and in short a chronologi-
cal presentation in an attractive form on the
principal event from the Declaration of In
dependence to the present time, we have pre-
pared an historical chart which will be mailed
you free on application to W. II. Fisher, G..
p. d T. A., O. II. v. q T. Ry., Room 81
Deshler Block Columbus. o. s
Please bear in mind that we have an infor-
nation bureau and If contemplating a trip we
will be pleased TO furnish you all information
relative to points of interest and how best
reached over the famous Buckeye Route.
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Eair Meeting.

The Stock Holders Of the Henry County
Agricultural Joint Stock Co., will meet Mon
day, Jan. 9th. 1891, in the court house, at 10
O'Clock q. M, to elect board Of directors for
the coming year. ]. L. HALTER,
dec 6-It Secretary.
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To Our German Friends.

We have secured the services of August l..
Kolbe tson Of Henry Kolbe) and will now be
better prepared to attend to your wants. Miss
Flogaus is still with us and both will be glad
to show you through our stock and give you
prices, whether you wish to buy or not. Give
rs call. Truly Yours,
IL n A. l. WrIaoN
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A Gard.

Ihave entered the employment of D. & j.
Wilson and will be pleased to have all my
friends call upon me.
1t AUGUST L. KoLBE.
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VIM. t. Binzley, Dentist.
Rooms over Humphreys Drug Store.


Our stock of winter clothing was never
more complete than at the present
time, and the way we are wrapping up and
selling goods under all competition is posi-
tive proof that the customers can do best at
our store. Geo. Hahn, the Old Reliable. If
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DRs. D., S. & CO.
PRoPREToRs OF THE
American Medical and Surgical Institute

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ness, noises in the head,
Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Throat and Lung dis
eases; diseases Of the Eye
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vate and nervous diseases,
Deformations, Club Feet,
Knock-knee, Curvatures,
ETC., Granulated Eyelids,
Sore Eyes, Crooked Eyes,
Discharging Ears, Chron-
&c Cough, Goiter (Big
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forms of sores and ulcers,
BrightsD Disease, Diabetes,
Dropsy, all diseases of
the Kidneys and Bladder,
Heart, Stomach and ner-
vous diseases, Chorea est.
Vitus' Dance), Erysipe-
las, General Debility,
Scrofula, skin diseases
and all blood diseases.
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For Sale.

Thirteen acres, one mile from Napoleon,
frame house, bearing orchard, all cleared, no
stumps, good black soil. Enquire at this Of
fee. If
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good positions. Commercial, Shcrthard. Type
writing and practical English Courses. For Cata-
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swINDLERs KNOCKED OUT.

Money to loan ut low rate by Camp
bell & Van Campen.
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The Lewis & Crosett So and 81 shoe for
mems wear at Suhr's. 81
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Hard CoaIi
$e.26 cash persston, delivered.
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Emmet Etehing>.
,mewhat cooler

Somewhat cooler.
 Rosie GllispIe. of Hope, wa~ up Sunday
 Singing every sunday evening. at the church
 Friend R. F. Elgin has a nice. new organ.
 Mrs. Cleo ryree returned from Texas last week.
 A picture man with his family is camped in town.
 NIT. C. F.. Jinkinson spent several days in town last week.
 The West side of the railroad is now called New Hope.
 The school books were changed last weck-thc Standard i, now the hook used
 Messrs. Harris X Thompson have a fine lot of farming tools on hand now at their shop.
 Esq. W. \. shell has our sympa- thy in the loss Of his little three year old child. which died sunday nIght. Prof. Wootton has concluded not to give au exhibition at the close ot his scLool, as l formerly stated. NJ fault of mine.
 see q great deal of new fencing going on now around town. \ little good lime would help to preserve the wood and enhance the looks of cur httle town.
 The bridge on the slough in the Carouse bottom. close to this place, is in a very dangerous condition. It has been condemned and reported. but it seems that the report of the examining commissioner has been ig. nored. Now. we don't wish to hear of any one getting hurt. and there fore warn the people to keep off of it. It keeps considerable trade away from this place in the wet season. Have patience and We will have good one there after the next election.
 DNIO,LE~.
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Ianeburg Leaflets.

Mir. B. r. Lane contemplate, a trip to St. Louis in few days.
 Mrs. John N. Weaver was on the sick list for a few days, last week.
 Capt. Sid Parker and another drummer were in Laneburg last week.
 Messrs. John and Calvin Jonc~ were over saturday. visiting the par ents of the latter.
 The time for log rOllings which means lots oi heavy work and many good things to eat, Is now upon U~.
 Master Johnnie. eldest ,uu of NIT. C. W. Mum. Is now assistant salesman at the Farmer, Trade Union.
 This i, election year. Let '- all re- member this and take the PIcVpNr, and read H and keep posted. Some say. "Oh, the PIcAYrNE is of uu ac- count. and refuse to subscribe for same, but are glad to see a copy i' they can borrow. Now. this Is not acting the part of man who has the best interests of hi, county at heart. Let's help support home enterprises. The PIcAYrNE is moi as large s, some papers published in cities, but com- pare very favorably with any cuuutr, weekly in this or any other State, that 1 have seen. And another thing It is the only Democratic paper 70 our county, and every true Democrat should be a subscriber.
 Goop Lt,k.
 [ Thanks. friend Good Luck. '" for your kind words in our heh4lf We will continue to give the people a live paper, containing all the local news. Our list of subscribers grows steadily.-ED.
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BodraW Bells.
Ttuo,Lr,
Clear and cool.

Clear and cool.
 MT. W. I. settle has q very sick child. Hope it will soon be up again.
 La Grippe is m our community. IL is not a very good feeling. l should guess.
 What is the matter with the people at Bodcaw. They seem Co have been in a confused state for some time. Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thy self.
 Messrs. !. D. Parker and William Hairston made a living trip to Lam artine last Saturday. fear the boys will come back -mitten by the sunny smiles of some fair one.
 With sadness note the death of Mrs. McGee. who departed this life January 3l She leaves behind five little children and a very sick hu-. band, with many friends to mourn their loss. May God hc with them and comfort them MN.p.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

The Gazette Publishing Company is now making two extraordinary of- fers of premiums. The first is com plete set of Waverly Novels, twenty five in all, bound neatly in twelve paper volumes, to each yearly sub scriber to the Daily Gazette who pays sl0.OO in advance. The second is the Weekly Gazette and James Fenimore Cooper's Works, five vol umes in all. for only s1.25. The common cloth edition of the Waverly Novel costs 5000. while the five volumes sent with the Weekly Ga zette retail at jOc each. or S2.IO per set. Sach an excellent opportunity to secure these books has never been made. not to overlook the fact that they are given free with the best pa per in the State. Remttances In both cases must be made directly to the Gazette, Little Rock.
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Convincing Proof.

li uant .u.taue.- .t ha- ha,u proven that BBB IBt4ri, Blood BsIuI made by B l Bsim Co., Atlanta. Ga, will care blood pat-1H ig Ii. eur-r rbs-.~, even when aIl other treatment fniI-.
 A F. Brun-pu, Atlanta. Ga. write: "l had 3l running a'r.r- au urr 'es and @ on tts other anl teli c0at'y prl.tratcd. ho- leyr ! a.tGaI'y .an..oStl a barrel of me,li- euc. .n faiE eflrts O. cure thrdI.easc. Wuh ltt', hope ! finally acted uu the urgent al- tir, Yf a ir.eud sod sot a bottle of B. B. 8. experienced ehsn-a. aHi ms je-pon3ru. cH on- -emsshat 3i.pe.lsi krpt u.iug it uuiiI bad taken sixteen bottle, and ull the u'r,r. rh,umatlsm tud a. tho other horror. af hIo"d pat-or have disappearcL and pt ia-f am ue.l again, afief aH ezpsrirucc af tarrft 1ears ui torturu.
 Reht Narl Nssss. Goa vrjte-. ~MN .'-t1-s ah- prsuaurHal a tertiary form af bi..rd paissn. V, Gra, bend md -hnuller> were a ma-s Hf rlFruptian, and finally the dl-st.a began eat.r. mf .kH'l haues. ! la-l d.-h and .t-. rrth a1A itf. h.,ams "a burden. AIi -.il Hl.i .ar,I. ils. lut reErrtheless. when hai l+,si Gen tattIs- rf & B o. was Yf"nHInHDt vrL llln.i-ri. of sfars ,un uaa be seen .g me. hsss nus heeu ~sll uFtr ts,itr wnHtAs
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12
OKRA BAGGING.

Bagging for covering the cotton of the south. in the near future, iS des- tined to be manufactured right here at home. from the bark of the okra plant. It possesses a long, strong fibre. strongly resembling jute, but stronger and better.
 Last December. Mrs. J, r. Steph- ems. of this place. noticing the long fibre of the okra. took a stalk about five feet high. and, with common table fork made experiment, and from the one stalk secured quite q quantity of fine, long fibre, that could easily be spun into twine strands of any size: with an old-fashioned spinning wheel she made twine re- sembling that used in jute bagging The samples we have before Us are in three states, the plain bark. the long fine fibre separated from stalk, and the twine strands made of the fibre. It is stronger and better than the iute twine. As okra is very pro- fife and can be grown everywhere Tn the South, this discovery will rcvolu- tionize the baggage business, as 1t will not only give the farmer a new and prolific product, but also lessen the cost of covering for his cotton bales. The same machinery used in manufacturing jute Dagging. we sup pose. can be utilized in making okra bagging.
 In talking with MT. Robert Steph- ems, who brought Us the samples, we learn that a large quantity of okra can be raised on one acre of ground, at least q half ton, which, when man. ufactured, would make thousands of yards of bagging.
 It is safe to say that jute hagglng and the jute bagging trust will soon be a thing unknown, at least so far as usage and influence upon the farmer is concerned. All hail to the okra baggng,
 Although a number of papers and persons have suggested that the fibre ot okra would make good bagging' we think Mrs. Stephens of this place is the first to test and prove it's true value value and utility, hence we think we have the right to claim foI her and our town this valuable discovery.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

have all grades and can suit you in tobacco. prices as low as any house in Prescott
 Gro. W. FERRY.
 Group and whooping cough in children speedily relieved and cured by -C. C. C. Certain Cough Cure. '" Warranted. Sold by Hugh Mon cricf
 The most delicate constitution can safely use Dr. I. II. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm. ltis sure reme- dy for coughs. loss of voice, and all throat and lung troubles.
 Dizziness. nausea. drowisncss. dis tre-- after eating. can be cured and prevented by taking Dr. j. II. Me Leans Liver and Kidney Pellets Git ile piils).
 Sick headache. billiou,ncss, nau- sea. cus,ivene>-, are promptly and agrceably baui,hed bv Dr. ]. II. Mclean, Liver and kidney Pellets (httlc piil-).
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T. T. WILEY. Sec

We are gratifed to see the many press notices, in and out of the State, of the speech of our worthy repre- sentative, Hon, r. C. McRae, on the Si!cott dedication. No man in Con- grcss carres leveller head on his shoulders than McRae, and his straightforward honesty, readily rec ognizing the right side of the ques- ton, he dealt manly blows for the peoples rights. This district may well be proud of Thos. C. McRae.- TTcXarkana Democrat.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

The Senate ratified tue Samoan treaty last week During its consid- eration Senator Edmund's asked the adoption of q resolution in regard to America rights to her coaling station on the island, when his Republican colleagues thrust his resolution aside rudely, which deeply wounded the Vermont Senators feelings. In this instance, MT. Edmunds, we think, was right and his resolution well filmed.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

Democracy is gaining ground all the time. Within the past ten days victory in Ohio makes secure the permanent control of the legislature, which will give us most of Congress- men and l.. S. Senators; similar victory in West Virginia, and a vic tory in the House over Speaker Reed. as to rules.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

Tho pulpit the bench and the bar rccom- mend Chcailam. Chili Tonic a, the fines, sutipyrio.ltr i0 u,e. being free from poison. and guaranteed For ,ale by Hugh Mon trjcr
 Science cannot produce better remedy for all malarial diseases than "C. C. C. Certain Chill Cure. '' Pleasant Go take. Guaranteed to cure chills and fever For sale by Hngh Moncrief.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

The Hope Gazette has changed hands. NIT. J. l.. Tullis, recently of the Batesyillc Guard, buying out MT. Claude McCorkle The Gazette has been most neatly printed and good paper under MT McCorkle. and as Col, Tullis is an experienced journal ist. will continue on the same line. We welcome brother Tullis as a 'neighbor. lhough we regret to have brother McCorkle leave the guild; wish both happy, successful future.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

According to an exchange there is less lawlessness in Arkansas, in npro- portion to population, than any other State, and a larger per cent of law breakers are caught and punished. If true, and we have every reason to think so, this is certainly a fine show inp fnr Onr State.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12
Democrats, Put on Your Armor

Within a few weeks the Democratic hosts will begin to bestir themselves and make the proper and necessary arrangements to pcrpetuate a good and economical government in our State, and also in each individual county. State and county officers are to be elected.
 Now is the time to begin q thor ough and effective organization, and it is necessary that every Democrat buckle on his armOr, sO as to make a good fight and win glorious victory. Let us counsel together, and put out only good and competent men for every office. If we do this, and then make steady, altogether pull there will be no doubt as to the result victory will perch upon our banners
 We suggest that now is good time to organize Democratic Clubs, or Tariff Reform Clubs, all over our county. This is the best mode for helping our cause-educate the masses in our noble and grand prin- ciples.
 The Chairman. MT. NJ. NJ. Spears, in another place, calls our County Central Committee together. So let the whole party come together now in compact body, through the means of Clubs. What say you:
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

, The recent trade edition of the Pine Bluff Press-Eaglc was one of the most complete and well gotten up papers, of the kind, we ever saw. It gave Pine Bluff a fine advertise ment every way, her business men taking large space, with fine illustra- tions, etc. We congratulate MT. Arthur Murry on his great success in his trade issne.
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Notice

Ihg~rby given thIt tho following guardians. and administrators fual and partial settle ment, were filed at the January term. 1890 of the Nevada Probate Court, and all per sons interested in said guardian,hips and e. tat,s must file their exceptions to said settle mcut, ,u or before the 3rd day of the Aprl term. 1890. of sad court. or they will be for. ever b.rrol from excepting to said accouns or auy item thereof.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12
A CALL!

The members of the Democratic Central Committee of Nevada county are called tomect at the court house, in the town of Prescott on Saturday. the lst day of March, 1890. A full attendance of said Committee IS earnestly desired,
 NJ. NJ. SPEARS, II. STANTON. Chm. |. |. '.
 Secy (. C. (.
 Prescott. Ark. Feb. (, 90.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

On Tuesday, January 28, Hon. Thos. C. McRae made q sound and convincing speech in Congress, op- posing the granting of additional fa- vors to National banks, in circulating notes Said he opposed the hurry ing through of such bills before being thoroughly understood Thus Mir. McRae stands ready to watch and guard the peoples interests
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

Hon. Paul NJ. Cobbs, State Land Commissioner, died yesterday morn ing at Forest City. Gov. Eagle has appointed MT. C. B, Meyers to the position made vacant by his death.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

The Arkansas Gazette says it has it on good authority that the Repub- licans, Clayton, McLure X Co.,, have decided to again use the U. L. P. as a mask. in our State election this year. All right, the Democracy stands ready to meet and yanquish the enemy in any form. and snow them under a 25, ,00o majority,
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

The Sioux Reservation, comprising eleven million acres of land in South Dakota, was opened up to settle ment Monday, by proclamation of the President.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

Ifyou ask what k the quickest. hc,' url safest chill tonic, the answer wJil invariably be, My friend. use Cheaiham',, it ]. pl,a-- ant, too, and guaranteed. For sale hy Hugh Moncrief.
 If health and life are worth any thing, and you are feeling out of sorts and tired out, tone up your system by taking l II. McLeau's Sarsaparilla.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12
IN A BAD BOX.
The Plight of Louisiana Gentle man--He Loses His Finger
 Nails and Hair.

The following is an extract from a letter written by MT. William 5. Loomis, of Shreveport, La, under date of September l9, 1888:
 For q year l was afflicted with a horrible case of blood poison, and upwards of twelve months of that time was unable to do work of any kind. My finger nails came off, and my hair dropped out, leaving my head as clean and smooth as II It had been shaved. 1 consulted the best local physicians, aud spent hun dreds of dollars for medicines of diff ferent kinds, but without receiving the slightest benefit. l was advised finally to visit Hot Springs. This l did. but becoming disgusted with the treatment l was receiving there, commenced taking Swift s Specific (s. <. s.). The effect that $. S. s. had on me was truly wonderful. l commenced to recover after taking the first bottle, and by the time l had taken twelve bottles l was en- tirely cured-cured by Swift's spe- cifc G. <. S.) when the world-re- nowed Hot SpIings had failed.
 WI. S. LOOMS,
 Shrieyeport, La.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-12

Mrs. Jefferson Davis is preparing an elaborate biography of her late husband, and asks all who have let ters from her late husband to send her a copy of same.