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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Charles H. Gidey, as County Treasurer, ETC.,
vs..
John Bensng, Ell al.
Order Of sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
Byvirtue Of order Of sale issued from the above
named court and to directed as Sheriff of Henry
County, will offer at public sale at the north door
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, October /, 1884,
at the hour of O'clock p m. of said day, the fol-
lowngdescribed real estate situatedin enry Coun-
ty. Ohio, to-wit:
The north half OF the north west quarter of section
eleven Cl). town four(4l, north Of range seven (D
east In Henry county, Ohio, containing eighty acres
of land.
Appraised at SI00
Terms Of sale, cash.
FRED. ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
Tyler g. Donnelly, Attorney for Plaintiff
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 0, 1884. IS 10
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THE officers of the Ohio Female Sem
inaries are considering the propriety of
closing these institutions of learning
during Blaine's contemplated visit to
the State.
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OWING to the peculiar, not to say
extraordinary character which has been
given to the campaign for President, l
think I have reason to congratulate
myself that | am not candidate.
G.. A. ARTHIrR.
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GOVERNOR st. John states that q
man who has been so faithful COVER
nor of New York as Governor Cleve-
land has cannot be a bad man. That
sentiment is universal.
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WHEN Blaine comes to Ohio, it will
be well to take him to the Hooking
valley that he may feast his generous
eyes on the families of the miners
brought to starvation by the italian
laseironi and pauper Hungarians i'm
ported, free of duty, by himself and his
friend Elkins as directors of the mines.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-18

A CITIZEN Of Syracuse offers to pay
81 to every Irish Democrat who will ON
the day after the election make afiida-
Wit that he voted for Blaine and Logan.
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Four years ago the workingman was
promised higher wages and better times
if he voted for Garfield and Arthur.
Well, those four years have elapsed, and
how much better is he off to-day than
he was then? And now the question
naturally arises, how much worse off
will he still be If the Republicans run
the country four years longer?
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-18

AFTER securing the town and county
a week the Republicans roped in four
teen voters and six urchins to carry
torches Friday evening. The parade
was grand (?), the speech was grand (?),
and the Col. Commanding was well
the less said about him the better. He's
Il warrior lin time of peace and no mis-
take.
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tion of Old Kentucky Hand Made Sour
Mash the rag-weed and mullen stock
would now he waving over the cold,
damp tomb of an illustrious character.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-18

FoUKE's hugging and kissing of
Maria Halpin has become the talk of the
town. The old sinner is disgracing his
family.
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DIR. Warren's Dispeptic's Delight has
been found by careful investigation to
cure Is out ofevery 20 cases Of dyspepsia
and all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. For sour stomach IL has no
equal. For sale by J. C. Saur. sis 1yr
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-18

OUR Republican friends should re-
member when Tilden ran and was
elected Maine went $1,000 and over
Republican in September.
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Hon. THos. A. HENDRICKS, Demo-
cratic candidate for Vice President,
passed through Napoleon over the Wa
bash last Wednesday.
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Hon. J. M. HAAG and w. III. Hub
bard, Esq, will make quite number
of speeches. in Defiance county this
and next week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-18

WILL some friend locate Battalion
Second of the Mulligan Guards, and
give us the name of the Col. command
ing.
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FOR SALE.

T INCoLN Rams, Lambs and Ewes, at reasonable
IL price. win be at the Grange Fair next week
or can be had at residence in Damascus township.
Address GEORGE GERDES,
sept 1884 Grand Rapids, Ohio.
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THE New York Herald says if Cleve-
land is elected, Senator Thurman will
be member of his cabinet.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Jacob Helmke, Deceased.
THE undersigned have been appointed and quail
fed as Executors of the last will and testa-
ment.of Jacob Helmke, late of Henry county, Ohio,
deceased.
JOHN HAASE,
WILLIAM SCHROEDER
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ARKANSAS has seen Maine and goes
one better The Democratic majority
on Governor is A, 1876. Sunday Journal.
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THoS. A. HENDRICKS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Secretary of State,
JAMES W. NEWMAN,
of Sciota.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
CHARLES D. MARTIN,
of Fairfield.
Member of the Board of Public Works,
JOHN II. BENFER,
of Tuscarawas.
Electors-at-Large.
GENERAL A. V RICE, of Ottawa,
GENERAL 7. L. POWELL, of Delaware.
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THE Republicans are on the run-The
Colonel Commanding in the lead
and Granny Fouke bringing up the rear.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-09-18

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has soured on
Blaine.
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Or, how it did make the Republicans
quake when Chairman Barnum visited
Ohio
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CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT TICI
EFT.
For Member of Congress,
WIN. d. HILL, of Defiance.
For Elector,
THOS. B. HOLLAND, of Paulding.
JUDICIAL TICKET.

For Circuit Court Judges, I'd District.
THOMAS BEER,
of Wyandot,
JOHN j. MOORE,
of Hutnsm,
HENRY W. SENEY,
of Hardin.
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I he Northwest
FOR THE
CAMPAIGN!

We will furnish the DEMOCRATIC
from now until November
10Th, 1884, for
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.


For Clerk Of Courts,
JAMES DONOVAN.
For Probate Judge,
DAVID MEEKISON.
For Sheriff,
FREDERICK ALLER.
For Auditor,
CHARLES EvERS.
For Commissioner,
HENRY R0HRS.
For Infirmary Director,
KIMBLE RAKEST9AW,
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THE NORTHWEST.
eg- ogFIoIAL PAPER OF HENRY COUNTY

NAPOLEON, O., SEPT. 1s, 1884.
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where all who sick with Acute or Chronic Dis
eases, will have an opportunity offered them, of
ayailing themselves Of his skill in curing diseases
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

The Brilsy boys are feeling considerably
better this week for jury Of twelve citi-
zens has said they were not guilty OF at
tempting to assassinate II. w. Holcomb In
May last. This verdict was rendered last
Monday evening after the jury had deliber-
ated about one hour. Il IL understood that
on TIE first ballot the vote was 8 for SCOUT
tal and 3 for conviction (; and that these
thne changed on two more ballots.
We can't say that public sentiment en-
tireiy eRdors-s tie verdict rendered. for IL
was generally commented on and not IA
vorzbly. However tire public Is glad this
case has been disposed Of for It bid fair to
hang fire long time
The Bdley boys are now conducting
themselves as good citizens and 1t is hoped
they may never be engaged In similar TN
fortunate affair.
The case was ably conducted on both
sides. For the stIte the counsel were w. A.
Mcdonald, 81 Wellington, and E. Sample
and J. w. AcNeal. Of this city. TIE de-
Tense had c. w. Ellis. OF this city, and Hon.
F. 4. Gilletf, OF Kingman. Both sides
brought ont everything In their cases and
displayed considerable amount OF iRge-
nuity In getting the points before tile jury.
The speech OF Mr.. Mcdonald was decid-
eddy the best one delivered, though all did
well.
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John Potts Killed

1t will be no surprise to those who knew
johnnie Potts to tell that ne died with his
boots on last Saturday. bad" men who
make practice Of going armed continual
ly and who display their weapons on the
slightest prOvOcation generally wind up IN
a tragedy. Potts was not an exception.
Last Thursday afternoon Potts got hold
Of some liquor at the headquarters camp
OF th- TO outfit prairie Cattle Company,
40 miles Southeast OF Kiowa: aud rs usual
he got drunk and raised considerable Of a
racket. He was ia the Office Of the compa-
ny smashing furniture and lamps, WHEN
Ben Franklin, who also works on the rs
range, went into the room aud disarmed
Potts, and this made him very angry and
he showered his abuse OF Franklin.
Next morning, Friday, when the two
men were OFT doors washing. Franklin toll
Potts that he had acted very badly and an
apology was due. Potts intimated that lie
would settle the matter with a revolver.
Franklin then pulled his weapon and hal
Il pointed at Potts, who begged for mercy
just nomrnt franklin put his weapon
In his belt and told Potts to draw, ami this
did and fired slot which barely grazed
FanklIn's forehead. The latter then fird
three shots In Tapid Succession. The first
one broke Potts right wrist, the second
broke the right arm above tire wrist, and
the third entered the leff breast near the
lung and cnt OF portion Of the wind-pipe.
lie then fell and the battle WIS over. Potts
retained Consciousness most Of the time
brfOre death and even talked OF the occ:,r-
rrnce. Franklin went in to see him and
expressed regret at having been compelled
10 shoot him. Potts said he did not blame
him particle and he hoped the matter
would rest there.
DIR. Floor, who Glanced to be at Kiowa,
went TO s-e the wounded man the ,hly he
was shot, and remained with him until his
death, but could do nothing to prolong
life.
Slncc the above was written we have re-
crived another account Of the difficulty be
tweeH Potts and Franklin, which taIlies
with the above except ~ to the origin. Our
Informant says that the trouble started over
game OF poker which the two had been
PLAYING, Franklin having won considerable
money from Potts. A deniijohn OF wills
key added fuel to the flame and the result
was as related above. franklin Is not
blamed for the part tr took in Tive tragedy,
and he viii not likely be prosecuted.
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock Potts
died and WAS buried at the ranch Sunday.
TIE RAJ name OF Potts was Willis
ScruRgs. and be was from TrxAs. where he
was known ns troublesome man. He has
b-rn OFT here about three years.
franklin wentto CALDWELL and gave him
selfop to a Unitcd Safes marshal
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Mnrahnad Han skinnaA

The public will be glad 10 learn that
Henry Aorrlead has jumped the country.
lie was convicted or killing steer that .lid
not belong TO him and sentenced to pay a
fine OF $50 aud about $3.50 costs. Tni.
was too much for him and so he skipped.
But first it may be mentioned that he dis
posed OF what personal property he had, or
rather what his wife claimed, 70 w. q.
Dark, who was his bonlsman.
Yesterday morning Judge SIuss' atten-
ton was called to the fact that MorrheaI
hid failed to appear In court for sew raj
days. lie ibqLir'din into the matter and de
clared that his bond for $500. given for his
appearance at this term of court held good
until the last day OF court So Mr.. Dark is
gUod for the bond. But on this point there
may BE- a question, for Mr.. Dark under
stands that after sentence he is no longer
responsible as a bOndsman.
Anyway Morehead has skipped. His
wife says so. Nobody appears to know
where he is, nor DOES anybody care. Just
50 he keeps away from here, everybody
will be satisfied.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14
Elm Craak Ifama.

John Chadwick had the misfortune to
drop ten dollar bank note into the fire
the other day. Rather expensive fuel for
an Elm creeker to indulge In.
MIR. Hamilton has already sown his oats
and others are preparing to 10 the same.
Quality Hill literary society met last Fri
day evening, bat in the absence of all the
officers the programme fer the evening was
dispensed with and a general social time
had BY those present in speaking, singing,
etc.
Peak, Colcord & Co. lost valuable mare
few days ago-supposedt to be from spinal
trouble.
Pleasant Valley has seen the Lodge and
went one better OH the colored preachers.
as one Of them struck that place as the
guest OF r. Hamilton and remained over
Sunday, preaching Saturday night and Sun.
dry ut u A. n. After preaching Sunday
the cOlOred brother wendell his way OH foot
and alone toward the future great-Sara.
tOga.
School closed in district No. "a last Sat.
ur,liy- A five months term was taught and
the teacher, Mrs. Mclrose, takes with her
the well wishes of all the patrons of the
school. s. A. NJ.
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District Court.

Judge Sluss and the other court officials
pat In good solid week OF work. and as
the record Of proceedings viii show about
all OF the old esses that have burdeneti the
docket so long have been disposed of.
In the case against Henry Morehead,
charged with killing steer not his own,
a jury declared him guilty and the judge
sentenced him to pay n fine OF $50 and the
costs, In all amounting to something near
$500. A motion for new trial was over
riled.
Scott and Lee Briley were acquitted of
the charge OF assault with intent to kill.
Laura weidner was given divorce from
Cicero Weidner. She was also given Gus
tody Of the two children and allowed us al
imony town lot in this city.
John Melrose obtained judgment against
Nate Priest In the sum OF $40 and costs,
for keeping lot Of cattle during the win
ter Of lsso-sl.
+. Hai,k, Of Illinois obtained judgment
against 5. X. w. Field in the sum of S..
1855. This arose out Of mercantile
transaction between the parties In Illinois
several years ago. Mr.. Field made no de-
Tense.
The Alternately Furniture company, Of
Kansas City, obtained Judgment against J.
ID. and NV Young on account for S46s. SO.
Jesse Boyd obtained temporary injuDc-
ton directed to Sheriff Rigg and County
Treasurer Rouse to restrain them FROM COL
Letting certain taxes charged against the
Boyd herd Of cattle.
The cases OF Cook VS. Jesse Boyd ct al,
aud Clough vs. the same, were continued
until the next term. These are two Of the
Boyd cattle cases.
The cases or the Chinn family We Cox,
thrve or four i'm number, wherein the plain
iiffs charged the defendant with malicious
prosecution were tried by the court AMI
decided in favor or the defendant, plaintiffs
being held for the costs. These cases orig
mated about Tour years ago. aud were the
oUtgrowth or quarrel between neighbors.
In the case of Cox VS. Chinn, In which the
plaintiff sued for account, nc obtained judy
ment for $50 and costs.
The case Of the citizens Of Comancht
county against the County Commissioners.
Sheriff and Treasurer OF Barber county, ia
which plaintiffs seek to restrain the collcc-
ton OF taxes against them, goes over until
next term. In the meantime plaintiffs have
leave to file an amended petition, are re
quired to give new bond, etc.
In the case Of Mcdonald VS. A C. and d.
K. Sheldon, the attachment was dissolved
as to ID. K. Sheldon and sustained as to A.
c. Sheldon.
The case Of Tevs & Proctor vs. School
district No. 2, was tried by the court. Plain
tiffs claim that their lands and property IL
wrongf'Illy assessed ia the Sun City school
district, and claim they are in the Lake
City district. In the former there is debt
OF about s, 900 and the taxes are nccessar-
ily high. The judge has the case under adj
visenent.
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Attractive Cattle salea.

or course every reader will see the hand
some advertisement in this paper annOnnc-
ing great public sale OF thoroughbred
Aberdecn-Angus, Galloway, Shorthorn and
Hrrforl cattle to be- made by the Leonards
and Hon. NJ. ii. Cochnsne, at Riverview
Park, Kansas City, on tie sth. 9th, 10Th
and llth Of April. The owners inform us
the offerings of each OF these breeds will
be creditable to the name, and Of high
breeding, and consist of bulls suitable for
service; OF cows with calf, and those having
calves by their sides. The fact that the
gentlemen making this sale stInd at the
front rs breeders and importers, anu have
their names and fortunes staked in the bus
mesSs. Is assurance that b;yers will find
their stock exactly rs represented and rep
resentatives Of their kind. Our readers
will want to know particulars about this
important slle and it is expected catalogues
will be ready by March 10Th, when they
can be had by addressing the Livestock
Indicator, Kansas City, Mo-, the Leonard
Bros, Mt. Leonard Mo-. or Hon. II. ii
Cochrane, Compton, Quebec.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

A jury was being selected the other day
whcn home attorney objected to two of
the pirties and conferred with his brother
counsel, u visiting attorn"y. -L,t them
both stay on by all means" said the visiting
statesman, for ! have appeared ms the vt
tomey for both OF them at different times,
AMI there is no doubt l can control them"
Tie verdict OF the jury was against the Wis
ting attorney and then for a day he could
BE- seen walking around muttering bctween
his at teeth la voice like the rumble OF
distant thunder, ~IngrGtitude, base ingnti-
uItle."
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Henry Morehead was this week seHtenced
by Judge Sluss to pay fine Of fifty dollars
and the costs In the Case Wherein he was
convicted Of killing a sterrtltst belonged to
J. w. LAppin, some time last year. Tie
impression Is that Mophead was lucky In
getting of with 50 light punishment.
After the sentence little scene WAS ere
ated In the court room by Mrs Morchc4,d.
She walked over to where w. w. Cook was
sitting. and shaking her finger In his face
Informed him that curses would rest on
him and his family for taking a part In
prosecuting her husband. The sheriff
caused the excited woman to preserve or
der; but Mr. Cook did not feel any too
comfortable ovVr the Occurrence.
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Ons Hundr.d Heissr.

Are advertised In another column by
Charles F. Scott, of North Middleton, n.y..
who Is now on his way to Kansas City with
100 head Of high grade ShOrthorn heifers,
all rich cOlors and bred to have calves in
May and June. This will be splendid op
POrtunity for some OF our stockmen who
want to mise their own bulls for the range
and these are said to be the best LOT oil
grades to be- had in Kentucky at present.
For particulars write to Mr.. g. as. Scott,
Kansas City, No., care Of the Livestock
Indicator. 4L2
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

In the vicinity OF the Collision ranch In
ComaDebe county, q mountain lion has
been creating sad havoc among the young
calves, having killed Large number lately.
The animal has been seen several times, but
no one has ever succeeded In shooting IL.
Wolves are said to be plentiful out there,
and one man, Mr.. Wagner, Is making q
regular business Of killing them with pois-
on. He las several hundred pelts.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

That hrSt-clAss gentleman and good fel-
low, Jo- Kaufman, was married at the Pat
terron house In Harper "Wednesday night
to Miss Annie Augustine. most excellent
young lady. After the wedding the couple
entertained their friend with royal sup
per and then repaired at once to the new
mansion prepared by the groom for his
queen. His Is the finest house In Harper IL
not In this section Of the state.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

Shcplcr 4 SOh are in receipt Of letter
from the general Land Office at Washington
stating that q re-surwy has been ordered
Of townships 80 and -, ranges 10 and II,
embracing the southeastern part Of Barber
county, the work to be commenced this
spring. Judge Shepler was instrumental
in getting the department to order re-sur-
vey or the two townships directly east Of
this place, aud II was he and John II. Ship
Ter who worked up the necessary petition
for the re-survcy mentioned above. Their
Efforts should be appreciated by all land
owners, 70. without rv-surveys of the town.
ships mentioned there would undoubtedly
great trouble and vexation arise. The en-
tire county should be re Surveyed, but IL
does not appear likely that more than the
work mentioned can BE- done this yeIr rs
the appropriation made by congress expires
June 3Oth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

A Washington dispatch says that Con-
grrssman Peters has secured quite n victsry
by s-curing the passage through the house
Of bills granting pensions to W. p. Glenn
ems. X. Marshall and Lieutenant H.E.Van-
trees, all Of Snn City, Barber county, Kan
Sas. The men were badly frozen while on
duty a. members Of the Kansas state mill
tia In the Indian campaign OF 1875. A bill
granting these pensions was passed by the
house Of representatives two years ago /;
but the senate did not t;Ike the matter up.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

Last fall Tevis & Proctor. who ranch In
this county, near Sun City, brought oft
here from Kentucky thoroughbred run
ming stallion, Bengal, with a record Of tour
miles la 7;2l when I've was three years old.
Their iutention was to keep the horse here
and see what WIS In him; but party In
New Orleans who knew the animal took
fancy to him and would not let the owners
rest until they sold him. They paid 81 600
for the horse last fall and sold him the 9TH
er day for t2,J00 and deliver him at this
place.
Tevis & Proctor have already purchased
u Longfrllow colt to take the place of Ben
gal will have him out here In a very
short time. Full announcement will be
made In these columns at the proper time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-03-14

We have taken pains this week to inquire
Of the parties In from every part OF the
county In attendance Mt court rs 10 the con-
dition Of cattle AMI tue range, and can say
that the reports arc most favorable. Steer
cattle are In even good firsh yet, with an
occasional beef among them. Cows with
bate calves are thin, but appear to keep
strength and action, and are not to be seen
hugging the eOrraIs or getting mIred In the
boys. There are sOme young calves to be
~es-n, but fortunately most Of the crop will
be delayed several weeks yet. Bulls that
have Ind attentionare looking we'll while
those that were driven In last year late and
PIT on an exclusive range diet are thin.
Thls March a. compared with one year ago
is as tsse ~ May. Then there were twenty
'hsys wiscn the nays of the sim conld not
penetrate through the dark. cold, over
hanging clouds. We have had dry March
- Gar though u has been windy.
Already the grass has commenced 10 APP
psar. and e is predicted now. that in two
WEEKS cattle WIN be living on the new
growth.
Altogcthcr we think Barbrr county stock
men have every mason to feed good. and
aaless somSthlng Rnlooked for occurs TIM
losses OF Ias yror win BE- more than bal
anced by good turnout this spring. -