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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

There being large surplus of Columbian
postage stamps on hand, an order has been
issued by the Third Assistant Postmaster
General that hereafter all orders for stamps
from postma sters throughout the country
will be filled in the Columbian brand. In
addition to that the public will not be both
cred any more in the choice between three
styles of postal cards, Uncle Sam having
determined hereafter to keep but one va
riety in stock, and that conventional sized
one, bea ring the head of jefferson.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

For the finest selection of
new fruits for the Holidays,
call at Bradley's. scu
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14
HOnOred,

J. 81. Calkins, former Henry county boy
aud asOA OF the late ex.C County Commission
er Oalkins, has been appointed postmaster
Of Jewell, Defiance county. Mr.. O. is a
good Democrat and his many friends here
willhe pleased 10 learn Of bis appointment.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14
Holiday Rates 1sea.1s04.

One and one-third fare for the round trip
to any point on the Wabash R. R., within
distance OF 200 miles. Tickets on sale De-
cember 23rd, 24th, 25th, Both and 3lst.
Good to return up to and including January
3rd. 1894.
I'd - G. w. BRYANT, Agent
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

The Society of the Sons of the Revolution
have placed on the building owned and os-
cupied by the Humphreys Homeopathic
Medicine Company, Corner william and
John Sts., New York City, bronzo tablet
to commemorate the battle OF Golden
Hill, whore the first blood was shed in the
war OF the Revolution. I'm
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Notice.

All those knowing themselves indebted to
Snyder Brothers are requested to call and
settle between this date and the lst of Janu-
ary, 1894. ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

hook and Ladder Co. Omcers.
Inc Young America Hook and Ladder
Company held their annual election I
wednesday evening. The following are
the officers for the ensuing year:
William Fate-Foreman.
1ohh Baker--lst assistant foreman.
Peter Walters 2nd "
Joe Reiger-- Sec'y.
Chas. Walters-Treas,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

The Cooperative store carries a ,hrge
stock of groceries, sells immense quantities
of them and consequently always has fresh
stock on hand. Goods delivered free to all
parts Of the city. Prices will be found as
low as the lowest, Try u.s. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14
PETIT JURORS.

O. G. Lowmaster, RichfeId; John Ker-
stetter, Richfield; Charles Wahl, Pleasant;
Henry Elkhof, Monroe; G. l.. Durbin,
Damascus; Noah Shoemaker, Liberty; Mil
ton Walker, Harrison; Fred Panniug, Ma
poleon; Mat. Swartzlander. Liberty; Geo.
Spencer, Pleasant; Chnrles Huber, Monroe;
Geo. r. Shadford, Ridxeville.
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To Trade.

A good business property centrally located
in Holsate. Ohio, for trade for wild land or
farm property located In Henry County, o.
For p -ticulars call at the Office of Cahill &
Donovan. tt
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What would be more useful and econom-
ical gift than a pair of those warm shoes or
Shippers that D. Wilson has received for the
Holiday trade. 2t
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Furniture,

On account of hard Nmes We will give
rock bottom prices on all our holiday goods.
HARAuN &WALooTT,
2t Next door 70 NORTHWEST Office.
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Christmas aprons-the very best assort-
ment to select from at Horn & Norden's. 2t
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Jurors Drawn for Next Term fCO urt
The following are the Jurors who will
serve during the January term of court.
GRAND JURORS.

G. F. Hays, Marion; George Bowers,
Liberty; Fred Sheely. Barlow; Vim. Meek
or, Napoleon; Fred Ensman, Marion; VIM.
Badenhop, Monroe; Fred Knipp, Monroe;
F. d, Arps, Monroe; Peter !Kaolidy, Napo-
Ridgeville; Conrad Miller, Napoloon; Willis
jackson, Harrison; Henry Vsjen, Napoleon;
Joseph p. Dunbar. Marion.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

Drop in and look at the display Of spun
glass goods at Curtis Branch Bargain
House. 1t is very instructive and will cost
nothing. It
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14
Singular.

It Is q singular fact which has been de-
monstrated many times in the history of our
country, that religious revival follows
closely on the heels of hard times. After
few years of financial prosperity people
become forgetful of the source of NIL bless
lngs and act as if they we're entirely inde-
pendent of the mercles Of God. When the
wheels of business are clogged for short
time and people are compelled to stand still,
then they have time to think, and the result
is q religious awakening. 1t is to be hoped
that the present depression In business may
be the means of such a SHAKING up among
the dry bones as has never before been Wit
messed in Napoleon; that sinners will be
converted. and saints be made more saint
like, and thst the wave of christian infu-
ence may roll over our entire community
and the day be hastened when we can, catch
CLEANS of the sunlight of the millennium
arising from the dark clouds of worldliness.
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Now is the time 70 buy handkerchiefs al
Horn & Norden's before the usual holiday
rush. 2t
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Black goods, black goods and more 5lack
goods. The best purchases we ever made
and you get the beneft-no trouble to show
them. 2t HORN q NoRDEN.
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A nice, silk umbrella would be a very ap-
propriate gift for either man or lady. D.
Wilson Is showing good assortment in
plain and fancy handles. %
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Frease has the most suita-
bic presents in the city. St
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Gilbert clocks very cheap at Fisk's jewel
ry store. Drop in and look at them. If
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There is place in Napoleon where good
hosiery and underwear is sold cheap. Iii
at Horn Norden's. q
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d. Wilson has on display some very pretty
chenille spreads-a very desirable gift to a
lady. 2t
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Only place to buy home made candy in the
CITY. ia at Sutherland's. 3t
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Dou'I tesget to call at Curtis Branch
Bargain House when you are looking for
holidays goods. Neatsst stock in the.city.
of
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Honsck has the best ulsteTs for the mon
sy that you will fnd in the market, You
vii save money by buying of him. Wshsvo
them in ssye,al shades. 2t
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Each day brings about some new bargains
at Horn & Norden's-sll departments are
full of them. 2t
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Every handkerchief at Morn & Nordeu's
is bargain. 1t
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Lsdies Union suits reduced from $1.5O to
SO cents. 2t Horn & NoRDrn.
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Last Christmas bought my sweetheart a
Christmas present at Humphreys and it
pleased her so well that we eve are one now
are going there this year to buy all our gifts
for the old folks. 3t
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Ladies chatelaine bags, Boston shopping
bags, and fine line Of pocketb ,oks at way
down prices, at Geo. a. Rohrs q Bros. sat
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handkerchief of all kinds. Cheap, at
Geo. III. Rohrs & Bros. 2t
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Don't forget, Bradley will have very fine
stock of presents for the Holidays. 3O.5t
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Letter List.

Big reduction in ladies' and children's
wraps at Norden d Bruns'. 2t
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For Rent.

Rooms on second floor of NORTHWEST
building. ENQUIRE at this Office. If
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Harmon & Walcott W ill put prices on
furniture wit hin reach Of all curing holi-
daVs 0t
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ALI trimmed hats and
bOnnets at first cost at
Mrs. Frease's. If

Buy your underwear at Horn & Norden's.
2t
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See Frease's new show
cases. Costs nothing. st
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Frease has the best solid sill
yer ware in Napoleon 3t
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Our pants never bag At lhs knee. Storm
Pants Co. one door east Of Engine House.
IA
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Tea! Tea! Tea!

grocery store in the county. Try it.
30.5t A. BRADLEx.
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Our pants are guaranteed not to rip CT
buttons come of.
q STORM PANTS Go.
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Fancy goods-large assortment.
2s HORN d NoRDKN.
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All goods sold at panic prices during
the holidays at Curtis. Opposite Co-opera-
tive stores. ct
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Golden Hill.

big bargain in towels at Horn & Nor
deus. 2t
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Go to Norden & Bruns' for your Holiday
goods, as they have the best selection in the
citu 2t
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New novelty goods for tho Holidays, just
in, at Norden Il Byuns'. ut
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

All silk head rests only Sec, will make
nice Christmas gifts.
2t HoBN & NoRDRN,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

Alarge consignment Of cotton baton can
be found at the Co operative store, cheaper
in price than can be found at any other
place in town. Try the cooperative. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

New fancy work, big bargains In stamped
linens at Horn & Nordenrs. o.
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Prices below cost from now
on. ct kobe SISTERS.
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Kobe Sisters are closing out
all hats at and below cost. ct
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Hook and Ladder Co. oncar.

Fine line "t Holiday presents at Fisk's
jewelry store. ~
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Fancy goods-a new line at Horn d Nor
denis. 2t
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Good Work.

Big bargains in ladies and children's
Jackets, at Norden & Bruns' 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

ALI persons knowing themselves indebted
to Us, must come In and pay their account
as we must have our books settled by the
LIST of January.
2t NoRDEN h BRUINS.
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A Surnius.

You can save 25c pair by buying your
shoes over felts at Nordan l. Bruns'. 2t
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Did you see hose listers that Honeck is
selling for five and six dollars? If you have
not they re worth your time and money.
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Have you tried our 800 tea? 1t is the best
tea for tho price in the market, in fact We
braQ on it. tf Co OPERATIVE STORE.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14

Marriage Licenses.
John s. Huntley and Emma J. Miller.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-12-14
Wheat as Hog Feed.

Three hundred handsome styles to select
from. 2t STORM PANTS Co.
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CHlLDREN'S AI.D6lh Buy a. Horn q so,a,n'..
HUSlEhI. sef$S 9
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New Court Cases

Big cut in prices of ladies and children's
coats at Geo. H. Rohrs g. Bros. 2t
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4 Ladies' and gents night robes. cheap, at
Geo. H. Rohrs q Bros. 2t
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Because
A Horse Shoe
Speak But
Don't Squeak.

All kinds Of repairing. dene 0o short
notice by c. H. Suydan,- who can be
found in the rear end of'store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
It is Murder.

James Scott, the coored boy who was
shot by Willie o. Meyer in a fight on
Crockett street, over ii girl, several nights
ago, and who has been confined to his
room since, died at $50 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The bullet which killed Scott entered
and made an ugly wound. Scott was
found lying on the ground when the
officer arrived after the shooting ARRAY,
and was bleeding terribly. He was re-
moved to the Santa Rosa hospital, and
later taken to his home.
Meyer, who is now the murderer OF
Scott, is still running at large. The
charge will be a more serious one than it
would have been had Scott lived. Efforts
will be made to catch the negro, who may
prove that the work of killing Scott was
in self defense, as Scott had the reputa-
tion of being dangerous young man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
MINOR MENTION.

Aldermen French and Russ of the FL
nance Committee have not yet examined
the printing bids.
The committee on butte her pens should
not try to run the whole shebang.
The Frank Place." is a new boarding
house opened at 395 South Alamo street.
Several prominent gentlemen did not
drink enough water yesterday.
Every excursion train that runs out of
San Antonio makes the town that much
poorer.
There is plenty of room out at West
End for a good race track, and fair
grounds.
1t is rumored that a suit for damages is
to be entered against Mr.. YOakum, for
failing to make the case stick against
Mr.. Cooper. If the snit could be brought
before the chairman of the Sunday COM
mttee, 1t would be soft snap to pull
Yoakum's leg.
Mrs. j. j. Stevens will give dance
next Friday in honor of the Misses
Mamie CreSson. Ada Waelder and Emma
Bell.
The Misses Lizzie and Annie Mahncke
have gone to kerrville to ruSticate with
friends.
There are a few men in San Antonio,
new adventures, that if they had never
struck our city. we would have been many
hundred thousand dollars better off
There is a new arrival in town who
comes as a missionary from a neighbOring
town for the purpose of trying to pull the
leg of rich old banker. He will hardly
succeed.
Mr.. s. G. Newton pluckS the plum of
$500 for revising the city ordinances. The
job could be well done for about $500.
Any ordinance or resolution eXempting
corporations from payment of city taxes,
is illegal, and will not stick in court.
General Russ is on the right track.
If the Sinners and Sanctified,
bargain, they should both stick to their
agreement.
Galveston has taken the place of San
Antonio, as it is now wide open Sunday
town.
The best citizen of community is the
homestead owner. Ask John II. Hamil-
ton about it.
During the hot summer the plugs
should be opened more frequently, and
the cutters flushed, and let some of the
foul water in the pipes out.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07

Mayor Paschal dealt with the following
cases in the recorders court this morn
ing:
E. Hepster, disorderly conduct, con-
tinued.
Pedro Soles, dumping trash and filth in
city, s..
A. Maltzberger, suspicious character,
$50 or 20 days.
A. z. Cook, fighting, 50.
Henry Wilke, fighting, continued, bond
forfeited.
J. w. Sarterwhite, fighting, continued.
Eugene Dooley, fighting, continued.
E. s. Richmond, maintaining nuisance,
IS.
Eduardo Campo, tying goat in Wash
ington park, dismissed.
/. Wells, soliciting passengers at l. &
N. depot, IS.
Jerry Lewis, disorderly conduct, dis
missed.
Louis Franklin, leaving team alone, S
William Dolan, striking, 80.
Amelia Hepsler, disorderly conduct,
continued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
A Humane Invention.

Mr.. Henri Gaudin of this city and for
merIy of Australia, has applied for
patent on an invention which is likely to
Supercede the old and barberous practice
method by which the stock, whether
horses, cattle, goats or sheep, can be
marked without pain to the animal and
so the mark cannot be obliterated or
blotched. He has entered into partner
ship with ex-City Clerk Claudon for the
sale Of the invention as soon as the patent
is granted which has been applied for.
The new method, II it does what the in
ventor claims for it, and which there ap-
pears no reason to doubt, is destined to
supercede the old style Of marking stock,
and the beauty, health and general ap-
pearance Of the animal will not be
marred by this method and henceforth
the hides of cattle, which heretofore have
been badly injured by the branding pro-
cess, will be much more valuable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
A GANG OF ROBBERS.
They Are Working South of the
Arkansas Pass Depot.

The LIGHT has been informed that
South Flores street, south of the Arau-
sas Pass depot, in the vicinity Of Bean
vile and Lakeside, has been infested
with Migrants for some time past, who
have made their living by entering houses
during the midnight hours, while the in
habitantS Of that section we're in slumbers,
and have committed several robberies.
There is police officer who patrols
that section of the city, but perhaps he
deems it not necessary to go farther south
than the depot.
Several nights ago the house of Mr..
O'Brian, on the corner of South Flores
and Kline avenue. was entered, and the
burglars stole a watch and several dollars
from Mr.. O'Brian, finding them in his
pants pockets. The pants were left
hanging on the fence after they had been
searched.
Last Saturday night the residence of
Mr.. Davis, on Market street, Lakeside,
was broken into, and his pants, contain
ing some money, were also stolen, and he
found them in the yard the next morning
minus the cash.
Last night some one attempted to gain
entrance in the houses of Messers Fred
Small and Conductor Fred Loring, but
their dogs objected and the demons left.
Before leaving, however. they beat both
dogs terribly about their heads, endeavor-
ing, it is supposed to kill them so they
would not raise an alarm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
A DANGEROUS LUNATIC.
He Demands Money From a Prom
inent LADY, and is Jailed.

1t will be remembered by the LIGHT
readers that A. Maltzberger was tried by
jury some months ago for lunacy, and
sent to the asylum. He was released and
has since been lettering around, doing
odds and ends for living. Monday af-
ternoOn about o'clock he went to the
residence of Mr.. Aubrey, and represent
ing himself as a machiniSt, was given a
lawn mower to repair. He did the work
Lequired, and was paid his price,
He then began to pull up some weeds in
the back yard. He was ordered away but
would not go. Finally Mrs. Aubrey be-
gan to fear him and offered him 70 cents
to leave her premises. This offer was &C
cepted and the fellow departed. Not long
afterwards he returned and again refused
to leave. He was given 60 cents and
started away. He kept up this work for
several hours, and demanded money each
time. An officer was notified of the con-
duct of MaltZberger and last night g
was arrested on suspicion and placed in
the lookup. He was arraigned before
Mayor Paschal in police court this morn
ing, and after the case was tried, he was
fined $50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
MORNING SHOPPING A SUCCESS
At Joske Brothers.

We are gratified to observe how
our friends and customers Caught
on" to our first weeks innovation
Morning Shopping-and take oc-
casion to return hearty thanks for
the many nice compliments be-
slowed.
AS we said last week, we intend
to continue these money savers all
through the summer months and
offer every morning this week from
s to IL o'clock to each customer
ONE DRESS PATTERN
of 10 yds. lawn, either in black or
white, worth 1SS and 20s a yd. for
$1.00, in varieties, consisting OF in
Vulnerable effects,-stripes, cross
bars, plaids and checks.
Remember, $1.00 buys these dress
patterns,only between these hours,
65 st JOKE BROTHERS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
Railway Rattle.

The land department OF the Arkansas
Pass railway has been consolidated with
that of the Southern Pacific railway and
placed under the charge of Col C. C. Gibbs,
the land com missioner Of the latter sys-
tenn.
Elmer Marshal has received the ap-
pointment Of chief yard clerk of the
Southern Pacific at San Antonio.
Assistant general passenger agent OF
the Southern Pacific, came In from Hous-
ton yesterday. 1t is understood that his
mission here was to find out who told the
parrot story on him published in the
LIGHT on Monday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-07
A Brilliant Wedding.

The wedding of Mr. Joseph Mildly Hen
derson, prominent young business man,
of Austin, and Miss Harriet Ward, one of
the most popular society ladies Of this
city, took place at St. Marks church,
last evening, at $50 o'clock, in the pres
ence of very large congregation of
friends. At the above stated hour Mr.. A.
F. Heckel struck up a touching wedding
Richardson, and the party then passed
out to the tune OF most superb selec-
tion. The newly married couple left last
night, over the Southern Pacific, at 9
o'clock, for Galveston, and will go from
there to Chicago.