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Sherifs Sale.
John G. Lowe

John G. Lowe.
vs..
Geo. W. Raft, Henry Rraff and others.
Order of Sale, Henry County Court of Common Pleas
By virtue Of an order of sale issued from the above
named court and to me directed as Sheriff of Henry
county, Twill offer at public sale at the door OF the
court house, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, April IS, 1882,
AT the hour of O'Clock pm. of said day. the
ing described real estate, situated in Henry county
Ohio, to-wit:
Commencing at a stake on the line between sec
tions % and 23 In town fvc north range q, east in
Henry county, Ohio, and running thence south on
said line chains and 26 links to the quarter post
thence due east to to the north bank of the Wabach
and Eric Canal 13 chans thence along
said north bank of said canal Is chains and So links
thence north 70 degrees west to the place of begin
ming, containing ~ acres of land.
Appraised at $780,
Also commencing at point on the west line of
the northwest quarter of section %, eight chains
north the southwest of said northwest quar-
ter of said section 2 running thencesouth degrees
and As minutes, east 16 50-l00 chains to the north
line of the Wabash and Erie Canal: thence in q
northeastery along the north line of said Ca
nal to point where the center line of the Bales
road, called, extended ntersects the north line OF
said canal thence In n0rtheasterly direction along
the center of said Bales road IA thence
in q southwestery to the place of beginning, con-
tanning IL 62l0O of land, all In Henry county,
Ohio.
Appraised at $685.
Terms of sae-Cash.
GEO DAUM
Sheriff of Henry Co., o.
Tyler b Donnelly, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, MCh, 81 1882. 413.10
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Sherif's Sale,
John G. Lowe.

John q. Love-
Geo. W. Raft, William Van Horn and others.
Order of Salc--Henry county Court of Common
Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issncd from
the above named court and to me directed as
Sheriff of Henry county, will offer at public sale al
the door of the court house. in Napoleon, Ohio,
Saturday, April 20, 1882,
at the hour of O'Clock p. m of said day, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Henry county
Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at point where the Bales road, &C
Called intersects the section line between sections
~ and 2S town 9, north range g. east thence south
with said section line 10 chains to stake; thence
north 38 8degrees and 35 minutes east along ravine
thirteen chains and thirty six links to the center
the Bales road aforesaid thence norhwesterly along
the center of said road to the place of beginning
containg 20-l00 acres more or less.
Terms of sale-Cash.
Appraised at S2Ss.
GEO. DAUM,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Tyler Il Donnelly, Attys. for Det't.
Napoleon, Ohio, Mch 27, 1882. 0 60
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
ESTABLISHED 1880.
C.E.REYNOLDS
NAPOLEON, o.

ANDs in Henry, Van Vert aud adjoining counties
IZboughf, sold and exchanged.
Good bargains In the following;
Splendid business property IN town cheap R.sdence
properly IN town. Farms In nearly every township.
+ Speeial-One o; finest farms In cuOn-
~. Dirt cheap for 30 days.
Inc famous Arkansas Valley Lands, cheap on long
time.
WIN furnish abstracts of title, draw Deeds mortgage
es, contracts leases and road and ditch papers and
negouAte loans on long time at per cent. interest.
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Literary Notices.


This is an age OF rapid book making.
We have The fact forcibly exempli6ed in
the announcements OF an illustrated vol.
ume containing the lives OF the JAMES
and YOUNGER BROTHERS, including
an exhaustive account Of the recent suc-
eessful methods Of pursuit Of the noted
6obbers under the direction OF Gov. Crit
tendon. and the final elimination in the
tragedy Of the killing Of Jesse James in
St Joseph, Mo. As giving interest 10
TINS narration the profuseness Of illus
tration Is a noticeable feature. Addi-
tional to the cuAs illustrating persons,
scenes and incidents In the 20 years ca
reer OF outlawry, are those from photo.
graphs of the persons and surroundings
in the last act OF the drama. They in.
clude pictures of Jesse lanes before and
sfter death. his young wife and two chill
dren, the mother an" sister of the outlaws
the detectives. Fords. who did the killing,
and the house in which the deed was en-
acted. 1t includes. also, a well executed
full page likeness of Gov. Crittenden who
devised the means of breaking up the
band. and relieved Missouri of the stigma
OF THE Bandit State" II is graphic
both in statement and in illustration of
this sensational tragedy that terminates
the long and wonderful career of this
noted outlaw. The entire history was
written by DIR. Dacus from facts given
him by family and friendsof the outlaws,
and attested by final events. The re-
peated interviews With the young wife
strikingly corrcborate the thoroughness
and accuracy of what had been previous
ly given in this volume. AS record of
contemporaneous history it will excite
the interest and wonder of every reader
wonder that such career of bold, reck-
less, successful outlawry could extend
through period of 20 years before meet
ing with tragic termination.
Asgiving the social and domestic life
OF an outlaws family, it is of absorbing
interest.
1t constitutes page in American his
tory of startling character, and will en-.
list the attention of the thoughtful as
well as the cursory reader.
The work is published for the subscript-
ion trade by N. d. Thompson & Co., St.
Louis, Mo-, and affords agents chance
for rapid and profitable sales.
We advertise them in another column.
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In the North American Reuiew for
May, Carl Schurz, treating of Party
Schisms and Future Problems," presents
many well-considered observations which
cannot fail to interest in the highest de-
gree that large and growing class of citi-
zens who refuse to be influenced by OBJ
solete party cries. days with Longfel-
low" by, Samuel Ward, contains person.
al reminicences of the beloved poet Just
deceased, extending over a period of
forty-five years. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
in an article entitled. what does Rev
elation Reveal?" seeks to prove that the
objections brought against the Bible by
modern unbelievers are based upon a
misconception of the true intent and
scope of the sacred volume Lieutenant
Commander Gorringe writes of THE
Navy, with abundant knowledge of its
needs, and with degree of frankness al
most, if not quite. unprecedented in the
naval service. w. Ell. Mallock. the we'll
known English essayist, in the first of a
series of Conversations with a Solitary"
very ingeniously contrives to put the ad-
vocates of democracy and modern pro-
gress on the defensive. Finally, Gail
damilton contributes q paper, 1.-The
Spent Bullet" in which science, the pull
pit and the law are with exquisite wit
taven to task for the part they respect.
lively played in the Guiteau- Garfield trag-
edy.
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Ladies Hair Dressing Bazaar.

MI hS. M a. JOHNSON & CO., have opened n
uA Ladies Hair Store. in room two doors east of
the Engine House, on Washington street. where thew
are prepared to manufacture and finish to order
switches, Puff Curls French Twists Front Pieces.
tiirts, and Water Waves, in all the latest STYLES
W. also do over all kinds of ladies' hair goods Sat-
call. M A. J0HNSoN a. 40 y Ne ="
ue0sooi'u Napoleon, o.
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Sherif's Sale.
John Hoch,
- Vs.
Albert John.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, as
~ Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio, will, by virtue Of
an order of sale in attachment issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of said county, in favor of John
Hoch and against Albert John. and TO him directed
on
Saturday, May 9th, 1882,
At O'Clock p. m at the Sheriff's office at his resi-
dence offer for sale at public auction the following
goods and chattels, towit:
A lot of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Notions.
Taken on attachment the property of Albert John
GEO. DAUM,
Apl17, 1882. $3.50 Sheriff of Henry county, o.
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$500 Reward.

WE will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indi-
gesu0n, Constipation or Costiveness we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions
are strictly complied with. They are purely Vege.
table, ond never fail to give satisfaction. sngar
coated; Large Boxes containing 30 Pills 25 cents.
For sale by all druggists. Beware of counterfeits
and limitations. The genuine manufactured only bv
JOHN g. WEST & CO., "The Pill Makers. y III
and ls3 West Madison street, Chicago. Free trial
packagesent by mail prepaid on receipt of q cent
stamp. iniyia s,-I i'm
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fUrs01aS' FuTgGtaUe PSEtS make New Rich
the entire system in three months. ANY person
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NAPOLEON PLANNING MILLS.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho undersigned has
4Sbeen appointed and qualified as Administrator
with tewill annexed, Of the estate Of john HILLS,
late OF Henry county, Ohio.
April !, 1882. J. w. STEVENS.
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Sheriff of Henry Co.. o.
Tyler Donnelly, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Napoleon. Ohio, Mch. 81, 1882. S13.10
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FOR SALE.
p A IT e ~ ~ 8
FOR SALE.

ENRAME Business House on Washington street.
Il Cheap and long time. Enquire at this Office
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Respectfully inform the citizens of Napoleon and
nehry county that they arenow occupying their new
room, in the brick block erected upon the ruins of
their old stand where they invite all their old CUSTOM
ers and as many wish to come to call and
see them. Our stockis
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series of deep descents, Into what was
called the Devils Gorge, deep cut be-
tween the hills through which ran 3
foaming torrent.
Suddenly upon the hearing Of the
and the hoarse halloo efexcited men.
Then the next moment behind them
came the thunder Of hoofs, and ere they
could realize the nature Of the trouble
there leaped past them with frightiul
speed the whlte-fAced bay thoroughbred
OF Minnie Stockwell, the broken bits
dangling from his l)W er Jaw, while upon
his back, with tearfully pAllid face, sat
the peerless beauty Of Fairview clinging
resolu:ely yet disapiring by to the sad
die.
As she swept past Tom her face was
turned upon him, and In its wild terror
there was an expression OF pleading and
faith which seemed TO say TO him:
"You are q man-yoa can save me-"
With q groau of borrow, and terri
ble resolution uppermUst In his breast ,
Tom Hathaway dug both spurs deep into
his thoroHghbred'S tanks.
Like an arrow the noble animal re-
sponded and shot forward In pursuit.
1t was terrible race for life or death,
and Tom, well realizlng.it, rode as be
never rode before.
Nearer he drew, gaining momentarIly,
such was the superior speed Of his own
horse.
Out of sight Of the rest of the party
they swept.
Now the black is alongside of the lit
tie bay.
A riss in the stIrrups and Tom extensd
his powerful arm, enclrcling the waist
of the proud capltalist's dau ,hteG; she is
plucked skIllfully clear of The saddle
and landed safe upon the welhers OF the
black, who now beneath the double
weight slackened his speed.
The naughty beauty was savej, and
by the very man whom she In secret lov-
ed above all others.
What was the result?
Her baugbty spirit broke down, and
she lay limp upon his broad bos )m,
while the choaking tears flowed In tor
rents.
We will not depict the scene which fol-
lowed Oh the verge Of DEVILS Gorge be-
fore the rcst of the party came up, but
sufice to say In brief that from that
moment there existed between the two q
perfect understanding.
And this is why our hero dreaded the
denoncement Of the dsgrsceful duel
into which he has been unwisely drawn,
not from the criminal consequences 90
u ual, as the repToach he knew he woule
merit aud receive from the one girl
whom he loved on all the wide earth.
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CHAPTER III.
THE REGATTA.

The sun rose brightly in a ClOudless
sky upon the morning OF the day set
apart u the Crystal Lake Boat Club
Regatta, and the members and all the
village folk In force, who took uncom-
mon interest in the affair, hailed the
welcome fact gladly.
From early hours extensive prepare
tions were made for the great event.
Pavillons were erected, substantial
grand s.and constructed, ami the boat
house put in order.
The boat-houss, from whence the con-
test ants were to start, was gayly decora-
ted with flags, and banners, and fes-
toons OF red and blue cloth, The colors OF
the club, and the immense dance-hall
which 1t contained was put In readiness
for the evening bail after the sports OF
tee day were over.
Such carnival Fairview bad seldom
before experienced, and was not again
to witness for many day.
Nearly all the contestants in the diff.
ferent races were upon the river early
taking their customary exercise.
Hartley Brandon was among them in
hi costly cedar shell, made by one Of the
most experienced boat builders In the
State, and which had cost Its owner o
good round SUN.
Brandon was qndeniahly q good aars
man indeed being counted the crack ii
the club by many, and had been coached
many weeks by Que # the most expert
enced boating men In Maryland.
But an expert would hnd q certain
lack In what Is called 10 boating mar
lance, his "deliVery," that is the man
ner in which he made his stroke. Pro
fessiosals generally made 3 fuller and
less jerky stroke, not allowing the oar
10 leave the water so soon.
o. this Brandon had been warned BY
his trainer, but In his usual puffy man
ner the son tf Falrvlew's great magnate
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when Toms eyes fell upon him, he folt
instlnctively that he had friend whom
he could trust.
"Tom," said 81 nclalr, his eyes meet
Ing his fiiend's In look Cf sympathy,
''must you figh. that beetf"
$50 1t ssems," said Tom, In half
ashamed manner. "Pm very sorry my
anger carried me 90 far. wish l were
well out OF the scrape."
"Why," exclaimed Sinclair, in sur
prise, '"you are not afraid Of Hartley
BrandonP Everybody knows he is
coward"
"AfraidI Eddie, all the inmates Of
the lower region could not frIghtsn Tom
Hathaway. No, 1t is not that. Wha
will father and mother say? Aud then
supposlng kill hm?"
ayes, it's bad" assented Sinclair
"But then you are the challenged
party"
ale has IL the other way"
"Did you challenge hlm?"
"rhen how can that be?"
"Becauss he choss to co2strue q re-
mark Of mine as q chslleDge."
81 am very sorry for you, Tom."
81 am, and In truth, Eddie, wish
had never gone into the Iace with
him."
ais he not In your race tomorrow"
"He IS; and have q strong pes snti-
ment that 1t would be bstter to with
draw"
"No," erie Sinclair, "do not, Tom.
The fact OF his being In the same race
need not debar you. All The interest Of
the day will be losts for nearly all the
village folk will 60 to see you row."
Tom did not reply, but stood fol few
moments gazing down upon the hOos In
dreamy meditation. Then he raised his
head, and suddenly grasped Sinclair's
hand. The other knew what was com
ing.
"SinclaIr, you are friend of mine
will you sand by me now in my hou
Of need?o
81 will, Tom"
"I will not forget the favor, and vii
stand your friend forever !"
81 will BIZ your friend, Tom."
"Enough l hope you may never b.
sorry for It,"
When the netting of the CLUB wal
dismissed that night, Tom HAthawa,
made bis way homeward in q not com
fJTtable frame Of mind.
There were other reasons beside
those of mere reputation aud an uaen
vlable noto riety which led him TO drea'
the coming duel.
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CH HAPTER II.
THE LOVERS.

Back from the main street OF lovely
FairvIew stood q substantial stone man
sion, whose style of architecture would
proclaim 1t q dwelling of some age
more after the old Elizbethian pattern.
The storms Of many years had howlod
about its ancient gablts and chimneys,
yet 1t was apparently able to stanl tue
weather Of another century ere succumb-
ing.
Il was surrounded by q noble growth
of oaks and csdars, and from this latter
fact derived Its name, CedarcroiL.
Its denlesnes extended far back sfrom
/ the street or avenue upon which IL stood
embracing In all some hundred acres OF
woodland, merging Ana'ly upon
lower country road upon the shores OF
Crystal Lake.
The proprietor of this lordly estate
was q New York speculator In Wall
street, by name Howard Stockwell. The
family consisted VI two children, the
mother having died five years previous to
the opening If this s.ory.
The children were q boy and girl
both now pretty we'll maturel, especial
ly the former, Ralph Stockwell, who
was a tall, splendldly proporti0ned
young man, generally beloved by all
who knew him, and who held the by no
means unlmportant position of pl lRsldent
of the Crystal Wave Boat Club.
But of all the fair girls In FaIrView
and there were not f.w to tell tbs
truth, pretty Minnie Stockwell was fAi :
er aud gentler than all, ard the &C
knowledged belle of the town.
She was In figure about the average
hight, but graceful IN her movements
which lent additional charms TO her fail
person. Her complexion was light bu
fresh and rosy, and indicative OF bloom
ing health.
| All the gallants Of srlstocratic Fair
vioW were madly infatuated with thi
beautiful maiden, who, indeed, seemed
Is unmindful Of the fact, as though sLI
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tended al admirable tract Of country for
the hunt, aLds fthls FaIFyieW was well
aware and took due advantage.
Their ride upon the PRESENT day led
out over the old turnpike to BaltImoI 0,
and, though . tribe dusty, was, never
theless, pleasant eallop.
Afer getting well out into the country,
the party broke up In couples; some .gc-
Ing ahead and some falling behind.
Miss rockingham was . lively rider,
and soon Tom found himself well in ad-
vance Of the main party and at part Of
tie road but mile and half from q
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The Pollock R'p liRht-ship, which
went adrift in The recent gale has been
replaced on her sia'lon.
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EDWARD BELTS, PxnsrDnKT.
t.,a ve SGo: 6osss.A z: AAhAsThcNe G1SS G1sSsSS, =,
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tHIRgT NATIONAL BAMM $50 lln
y OF W1i1AaNQIOM
OF THn PUEBLO MONEY
I AND
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TED 6TATE4.
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