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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Echa pplskis z Ameryki
Wiar21sa docho0=qce.
List pana Leona.
New York, ~ czerwca.
kochany Majstrze!

Przyznam CI sic otwarcic,
lie ME zazdro,zcze aadnemu
rcdaktorowl, kt6ry PREY IL
cznycl. swoich zajeciach must
czytat wszystko, co komu do
bra lub fla VIOLA rodyktuje.
Jednego boil g}owa, drugiego
kieszen, = jednemu peka ser
ce, drugiemu %wqtroba, = .je-
den chce bye wielkim, drugi
,,zacmionym", a ka3dy wrzesz-
cry W uszy biednego reda-
ktora:
,,Bo to w,dzisz pan dobro-
dzlej,
ia ten tego, a Gu zlodzie.j.."
Ma wprawdzie i redaktor
ma to wszystko lekarstwo w
postaci nkosza", ktory wyo-
bra2am sobie tax Wielkim, ale
to talk wielkim, jak nieprzy-
mierzajac -zgadnij co? OF! nasz
wlasny ratusz. W czasie pisa
MIA wyobrazam sobie juz, jak
MOI list W koszu Relationship
z innyml gwarzy o znikomos-
ciach tego swiata. | czemuzby
ten list wfasciwie ME miaf
pojsc do kosza? (Proano ia ra-
"a sic lekacie. = Przys}aliscie
TAX duzq sztuke, lie ledwie w
kuzni sic zmiesci, a jaIlzez mo-
znaby ia wt}oczyc do kosza?
ChoG bylo innej roboty pc sa-
me usZy Wasz hawai- naJprzOd
wziq1em pod m]ot gdyz chcia-
lbym was pojednac sobie ma
MASTERY
,,Zdarzylo uni sic to nieraz,
Moe sic zdarzyG /, teraz."
Masz tobic. Juz drugi raz
wydobyl mi sic dzjsiaj rym Z
pod piora. Alez DO to rym
slawny, importowany, oryyi-
nalny CZestochowski, ktoryby
navel i ~biedncgo Rozbickicgo
nic zawstydzi]. 4 w>zvstko te-
mu winien p. Jozel, ktory W
numcrze % Gozety PolsAi;ej
wychodzqcej W Chicago, uczy
mas, &c W naszej droGiej Oh
czyznie lyme nlwy SO sercu
umiodem i miet4" umysInie
ola tego, 2eby piszqcy mial
rym do ,,swiet2". lraczcj be-
wiem uzylby pewnosciq do
miodu mleka. Zeby p. Jozcf
me n&Iazl sic W przyszlo5ci
W hlo?ocle, moglbym mu ma
ws2elki ~wypadek Go w.yrazu
@Ywjelhl" zarekomendowac ser
delki albo szeIki" i dobrze by
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Pog,'zeb.
Wjlno, Lincoln Co., Mimi,
n czerwcc, 1856 l.,

n czerwcc, 1856 L,
Dina 20 cze:wca rb. zmar!a
Anna %F'eIcyn, iona t~utejszego oh.
Michaia Eelcyn pc dlngiej i ezekiel
sfabosci, zaopatrzona sw. Sakramen-
tami.
Wyprowadzenic zwtok sp. An
ny Frlcyn z domu zaloby do ko-
sciofa Il rastcpnic ma cmentarz
odbyfo sic p I'm.
Smulny ten poch6d ~pogrzebo-
wy TRIVIAL Cd godziny s z ran do
godziny > pc poiudniu: towarzy.
szylo mu przcszfo so wozow rodzin
p%clSkich, II oprocz tych widziclismy
takze wlelu innowicrcow, dobryrh
i zgodnych nuszych sasiudow.
Pc odprawioncj s%piewanrj mszy
sw. zafobnci W koscicle tudzie4 i
cereEloni nj cmentarzu-nasz WieI.
ks. proboszcz Jazdzewski ~rozczulu-
.laca przemowa mad grobem, wszyst-
kich ~obecnych do prawd1iweyo
aalu i lez poruszyt, dzickujac PREY
tenn zsromadzonym paratianom i
niepar"tianom, re opuszczujac prace
W domu i PREY roll, tutaj zcbrali
sic talk I%icznie, a5eby zmarlej
sp. Annie oIdac o>tatnia u>lugc.
". 4. Ma:a~y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

J'7
HWAG1 O..
SOEIST'E n. X E4XE.
TX EGO.

Co do mnic = czy A. czy
b. czy Il. bedzie Ccnzorem;
czy W Illinois czy W Dakocie
bedzie Rad Centralny. wszyst-
ko mi jedno = byle tyIko
byli ludzie uczciwi i sumienni
a jesli "a sprawl czarta
1otrzJ (Przypominam, re po-
dobnemi brudnemi polajanka-
mi i parzed2ia despotyzmu
mosklewskiego obrzucaly szla-
chetnych twoycow konsiytu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

reteratem p. dr.. Grucnberga,
Re Szan. karespondent twier-
dzi, " uchwaia odebrania glo-
SUI nastqpifa ma wniosek je-
dnego z obccnych (Czemu p.
Krzerlinski ME wymienif je-
go nazwiska:jl, podczas gdy w
protescie ,,Ogniska" najmniej-
szej ME ma wzmianki o po-
dobnym wniosku; jest tam tyl,
ko powiedziane, re
gdy dr.. Gutenberg o.
swiadczy1, IL Cd grupy
swej ma lnstrnkcya, ably
W sprawach wazniejszych
do mel sic odnosii = p.
JerZmanowski odpowic-
dial, re W takim razic
de]egatowi CLOS odbiera.
Faktem pozostanie, re p.
d.. Gruenbergowi i Towarzy-
st"u, jake roprczcntowal. wy
rz4dzono szkaradnq obelge. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
w R u 3

byto, gdyby %uuczclwa" zechclaf
p%osmarowaG OLIVIA" Ojczyzna
nasza dalaby sic wowczas ME-
tylko wypi6, ale ! zjesc.
PrzeZ to tabrykowanie ry-
NOW 20 malo co" ME Zapo-
mnia&em g}ownego c"lu nj
nieiszej bazgraniny. Otto wy
obraz sobie, kochany Majstrze,
mann zmartwienie, ktorebym
chciaf CT w zalqczeniu pre-
sla6. By}aby z tcgo podwojna
korzysG, i ola mnie i ola sa-
mego zmartwienia. Ola mnie,
10 sic 90 pozbede; ola zmart-
vienna zas, DO pod mfotem w
TYojej kuzni Glotni sic i be-
die jakos lei ma sorcu. Po-
sIuchaj mnie chwilke, a prze.
konasZ sic, re mic daremnie
sic talk martwie.
Dawnie.j, przez kilka lat z
rzedu, przesyfafem korespon-
dencye do Zgody. Byly to
wowczas nasze dawne i dobre
easy. Blogos1awiony sen k]e-
il nam powieki. krytykowa-
lIsmy drugich, a sami mic ME
robilislny. | bylismy wszyscy,
i my, i wy, i oni Z tego "a
dowoleni. AZ OTTO naraz ,,za-
chcialo sic Zosi jagodek, ku-
pic ich "a co ME miala etc"
Znacie przeciez te piosenke,
znac ia Jednak muslal i Cen
Ear Zwiqzku Nurodowego, DO
mu nasz ogrolek pewnego
dnia bardzo sic przypodoba1.
postaucwil w MIN zasadziG
drzewka, ktoreby nietylko ko-
rzenle gieboko Zapuszczaly, ale
i wydawaly owoce, oddzialy-
wa.jqce Ia zbrowie narodowe.
Me znalem jeszcze wowczas
przyslowia ME kladz pa!ca
miedzy drzwi". vice przysz1a
mi c]letka popierania so w
tych zamiarach i sqdzilem w
naiwnosci ducha mego, re O.
goi moglby korzysci z tego
odnies6. Skutek byf .jednak
wprost przeciwny, DO zbudze->
hi &c snu obruszyli sic IA mnie
i ME mogq mi do dis dnia
tego darowac. Gdy jedakowoz
praca Cenzora, ktora wedle
mozAosci i sill popiera}em, pc
rodzl1a synka i gdy tego syn
ka ochrzczono ,komitet Cen
tralny Dobroczynnosci," obu-
:zenie Towarzystw tutejszych
skierowane przeciw mnie i
Cenzorowi ME zna}o granic!
Faktu jednak dokonanego ME
MONA juz bylo cafnqG i ogol
postanowif zaadoptowac tego
syhka, z zamiarem uaycia 80
"a narzedzie do wywarcia zem-
sly ma Cenzorze, Ma mn1e,
wreszcic ma calym Zwi9zku
Narcdowym. Divine to byly
wprawdzie koleje losu, HE tax
przynajmniej radprzyrodzone,
.jakby sic to komus zdawac
mogio. PrzeNonauo sic nieba-
wen, re ma samcgo synka w
tym wzglqdzic ME MONA BY
10 liczyG, vice wyswatano go
ma predce Z cork2 fantazyi
,,Organizacya herbu Sickle
ra.'
Wjlzac co SIC dzieje, usju-
chalem rady iednego = molch
przXjaciol j colnalem sic do
zycla czysto prywatnego, Z
mocnem postanoWlcnltm ze.l-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

szponow talk tanim kosztem.
Pmeciwnicy moi starali sic do
kuczaG mi napasciq rooznego
kalibru, W rozne.j formie i
wielkosci, W ro5znym rodzaju,
gatunllu i przypaaku. ia zas
b;edny, poswiecajac sic ola do
bra sprawy, miIczalem i la
dnej o~dpowiedzi ME udziela-
lem, chociaz nlo2csz mi vie
rye, Majsterku, &c napassci te
przeehodzi'y Nszelkie po;ecia
Boskie, ]ulzkie i z~ydowskie.
| zdawalo mi sic przez ten
czas, ze karyera mcja ma are
ME piracy publicznej skonczo~
ma i re juz mgdy ME znajde
sposobnosci pogawedzenia z
czyteluikami ktoregckolwiek
pisma.
AZ tn naraz licho lub anio-
]owie sprowadzili mi ma kark
.jak!egos ,,Edwina", ktoremu
sic zachcialo pisac do Zgody.
,Jak grad posypa}y sic ]isty
do redaktorow wszystkich ga
yet, re ,,Edwin" to Leon" i
ze leon" to ,,Edwin". Ze
tam komus 20 Ia mojemi pie
cami podoba sic plesc o mnie
6reduie Tub mnic posqdzaG,
malo mnie moglo obchodziG,
ale re niektorzy wprost W de-
nuncyantow sic zmienlli wsrod
zrecznych. "a pozwoleniem, u-
k]onow, manuskrypta nieucz-
droga z redakcyi Zgody
powyci2gaIi, vice zmuszonym
sic widze prosic Gle, kochany
MajstrZe. o Aawalatko miejsca
W Twym Uluusle IA umie
szczcnie powyaszych i nastepu-
jqcych w~yjasniei, ktore wy
starc2a chwilowo tym wielce
s%zanownym i zacnyr. panom
i dobrodziejom.
Zeby bye lepjej zrozumia
nym, pozwole sobie zwrocic
uvage ma to, re i Leon" i
,.Edwln", to SO diva pseudo
3tymy. PoSqlzenie Zatem, ia
l1obym ia byf autorem listow
|, Edwina" zdradza co najmniei
aiedyskrecyq wzgledem pseu-
donymu, ktury ma zasadzie
praw i zwyczajow w prasie
przyjetych, powinien bye ME
tykalnym, dopoki sam ME u
INA "a stosowne Zdemaskowac
sic. Pseudonym jest BOWEN
ia jemnicq redakcyi, ktora "a
odnosne artyku1y przyjmuje
ma sieLie Observation-Disclosures. Ma
to zdemaskowanie sic tutejsi
..panowic" czehac ME chcieli
i sposobem uzywa"ym ma jar
marku w Lowiczu sciqgneli z
rcdakcyi Zgody jeden Z manu-
sl5ryptow. Poniewaz kwestya
ia bedzle przedmiotem obrad
la SeJmie, vice powstrzymu-
je sic cd wszel|Sich uwug W
lynn wzgIedzie, oddajqc tylko
ta't pod sgd opinii pu
hljcznej.
Skarga podana ma mrie do
komitetu przez, =
chociaz wiem, mic powiem"-
j alezy DO zqdu fenomcnal-
ych, DO tax, jakbym sic dz;-
vii, gdyby SLEEPY widzia1, talk
dzlwie sic znowu, ze ktoS bez
uchu slyszcc moze. " skar-
dc tel miesci sic miedzy in
llemi zawiadomienie, lie 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01
Cena ~inSerat0W:

Cd wiersza drobuego d,uku ma raz
jeden p C.
Cd Gala SlW
N%astcpnie pofowe.
Rocznic cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-01

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych lub
znajomych ME wyn szacc Gala druku
ma raz jcden 50 c., %nastepnie po}owe.
Ola ,bonentow naprz6d p}atnych darmo.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17

~ To give our readers an idea of 6ne
class of man who compose the socialis Or
ganization that is now threatening the eace
of the country we present the statement o;
the leaders who were recently interviewed.
We will only add that this country should be
made too hot for such fellows:
''We are stronger and better organized
than people have any idea of. We have a
college in New Jersey where the members are
taught to use dynamite and Greek fire. We
have rifle corps, organized not TO provoke q
fight, but to be able to cope successfully with
the police and militia when she struggle
which is bound to come is on US. The Chica.
go fight is simply the first gun in the revolu.
ton. Our brothers there did nobly, bui
they were not as well prepared as they might
have been or more of the blue coats wouli
have got their last dose. Our motto is
"Neither God nor MASTER" and our doctrine
may be simply stated as "Down with church
state, capital, Knights of Labor and othel
kindred villanies."
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17

~ We can't imagine why man wants to
go to Kansas, or Tenn, or any place to farm
away from around this part of Ohio. He
can't find better land, more healthy region,
better schools, churches, roads,-no he might
that,-nor anyof the many things which go
to make up farmers life,-than are found
here. True, place may exceed it in some
thing else; but take it altogether he will not
find better. If one values one thing more
than all else, let him go where he can get
that one thing best; if ones circumstances
can be bettered for him individually let him
60 too; these are exceptions; and may prevent
an overcrowding of this region, for all can
not stay. But for the average man in fair
circumstances, let him settle down right
where he is and in very few years he will
come out all right. He may not have sec
tion of land but his 80 may be worth more
than the section elsewhere. It's cold day
to a man-when he leaves Ohio.-Delphos
CourGnt. The above are our sentiments
precisely. They are the sentiments of almost
every man who has been away from home
and knows what constitutes good country.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17


~ The Board of Trade of Chicago, Gin
cinnati, Kansas City and Toledo, have sent
memorials to Congress indorsing "axle-
grease" butter as "a cheap and wholesome
article of food" protesting against the tax
ing of bogus butter. The st. Louis Post
Dispatch puts the case in the following
pointed way: ...
From caldrons in which grease is ex-
tracted from dead horses, COWS, dogs, hogs
and cats, they produce fatty substance,
which, when moulded, wrapped in linen and
stamped "best creamery" is put on the
market and sold for pure butter, although
repeated Investigations have proved it to be
only mixture of pure buttea with a mass of
Tactic, boracie, salicyic, benzoic, nitric and
butyric acids, modified with the oils of pea
nut, cotton seed, olive, butyric ether, benne,
mustard seed, sesame and sunhower seed. As
the rascally dealer can sell this unwholesome
stuff at half the price of pure butter and
make much larger profit, the Kansas City
Board OF Trade boasts that it has increased
the value of beef cattle from So to "a per
head and of hogs from go cents to 50 per
head already. The inference is that they ex-
pect it eventually, if unmolested, to drive
real butter out of the market and to increase
still further the price of meat. But what the
masses of mankind or the farming interest
would gain from such triumph of fraud,
and such examining of the human stomach
with noxious filth, has not yet been explained
by any board of trade"
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17

B Republican newspapers are just at
present endeavoring to make some one be-
lieve that Cleveland is very unpopular man
in his own rarty and that he cannot again be
nominated.
The same papers ware equally positive that
he would be nominated two years ago, in
fact they hoped and labored for il and when
it was accomplished looked upon it as huge
joke, laughed about it and characterized il
the greae democratic blunder.
But the result was not what they expected.
Their strongest man was defeated and their
party was invited, by majority of the peo-
pie of the United States, to surrender up a
trust to which they had proved unfaithful.
Another election approaches and mortal
fear has seized upon them, fear that Cleve-
land will again be the candidate of his party
and before whom yet another time be hum
bled in the dust.-Butler Co. Democrat.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17
4. L. ORwIa, Secretary.

eB- Mr.. Blaine's effort to pose as friend
ofeIreland is promptly laughed at by the
irish American in an editorial entitled
"Trimmer Blaine" The article is mainly
devoted to describing Mr.. Blaine's futile
efforts to deny the truth of the stenographer'f
report Of his Portland speech. But in the
course of the story the editor says that the
meeting was organized because Mr.. Blaine's
political managers had become alarmed by
his silence on the Irish question, and feared
that it "would strip him of every vestige Of
his masquerade as friend of Ireland y
According to the Irish American Mr.. Blaine
was dragged" to the platform. It calls ths
Maine statesman a "conscienceless, trim
ming demagogue," and adds that the foolish
blunder of attempting to correct true re-
port has caused the Blaine political manager
bc feel utmost dismay over the failure "of thu
latest attempt to palm of the malodoroui
relic of the worst days of Know Nothingisn
as friend of Ireland" This is a good dea
worse for Mr.. Blaine than the incensing O.
Lord Salisbury.-N. Y. Star.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17

tB The Bowling Green Sentinel says ''the
Democratic party owes its present temporary
elevation to power through Southern
outrages on the ballot" The Sentinel in
making this assertion is only judging the
Democrats by the deeds committed by its
own party in the Southern States during the
disgraceful period of the so-called recon-
struction days and the rape of the Presi-
dency in 1887, when whole Southern States
were stolen outright by Republican mana
gers. Oh, no, Mr.. Sentinel, the Democratic
party is not that kind of party. 1t is a
party of law and Justice, and being s1ch, for
that reason the people rose up in; their might
and placed the government in its hands
against the damnable and brazen-faced
tricks perpetrated by the notorious Republi-
can ballot-box manipulators, which had be-
come a stencil to the nostrils of decent
American citizens. The Democratic party
has been entrusted to power and it will re-
main in control for years to come.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Joseph Murray
w.
Samuel Davis, Jr., ct. al.
Order Of sale from Henry county Court of Com.
mon Pleas.
BY virtue Of an orerof sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed as Sheriff Of Henry
county, win offer at public sale at the north door
Of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 18th, 1885,
at the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In Henry
county, Onio, to-wit:
tThe Southwest quarter 90 Of the Southwest
quarter "a of Section No. Fourteen (l4), Town
No. Five (5), North Of Range No. Seven ~ East In
said Henry County, Ohio. less one-haf (1-2l Of an
acre thereof out Of the Southwest corner Of said
described lands.
Appraised ct $3.50.
Terms Of sale cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohi0.
r. W. Cahill. Atty. for Plh.
Napoleon, Ohio, June. II. 1886. $500
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Francis n. Gensel,
ve
naknu nankrap AZ al

Peter DauDer, OF. al.
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed ss Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at public sale st the north door
Of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July II, 1885,
ct the hour Of O'Clock, p. m, Of said day, the fo
lowing described real estate, situated In Henry
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
Commencing at q stake Thirty-six 1857 rods West
Of the quarter post between Section Twenty-six
(26) and Twenty-seven (27), Town No. Five (5
North Of Range No. Seven (O East; thence South
Ffty-feur (54) rods and seven ~ links; thence
East to the chsnel of the Turkey Foot Creek thence
IN chanel of the said creek until 1t intersects line
running North to stake on the half section line Of
Section Twenty-seven (2D Fiftyeight (5s) rods and
Three (3) links West of said quarter post; thence
following said line North to the Aforesaid stake;
thence East Twenty-Five cay rods and Three l3)
links to the place Of beginning and containing Fif-
teen acres Of land. but subject to oil legal high
ways.
Appraised st $3.50.
Terms of sale Cash. .
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry comfy, Ohio.
Campbell q Van Campen, Att'ys for Frtf.
Napoleon, o., June 14th, 1886. $1.70.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17

iY- "What has this government done for
labor? 1t is the best protector and friend Of
labor and the best conservator of the ac-
cumulation of labor known as labor" said
Senator Hawley on Decoration day. Well,
we don't know about that. In one sense,
and the one which seemed to be most prom
inent in the mind of the orator, Senator
Hawley was right. theoretically, the laborer
has the right and the power to overturn
laws and constitutions, and to gain his ends
by agitation. But there are limitations
when the theory comes to be put in practice.
The men who employ the workingman see to
it that he does not vote against their interests
or for his own. The Republican party,
governed at it is by protected manufacturers,
| has imposed grievous burdens upon the labor
of this country. The assertion that this party
has been theprotector of labor is mere pre-
tense which the workingman himself is now
beginning to discover. The theory of the
government is all right, but its practice
while it has beenin the control of the Repub-
lican party is all wrong. We have hopes
that the control of the Democratic party will
make it all right, and that it will come to be
what Senator Hswley imaginatively said it
is, ga government of. by and for the average
man." For a quarter of century it has
been government of, by and for the pro-
tected monopolist. All that time the voice OF
the people has been stiAed by the power Of
money and by deception, and Senator Haw-
ley has upheld this power and this deception
against what we believe are the dictates OF
his conscience and his best thought. He
desires to think that the government is all
that he would have it; but he goes about the
accomplishment his desires in very cur
ious way.--N. Y. Star.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17
To be Held at Toledo.
Aug. II and IS.

At the meeting of the State Central Com
mittee held last Thursday, at Columbus, after
sharp contest between the cities of Colum-
bus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo, it was
decided on the 9th ballot to hold the next
Democratic State Convention at Toledo. The
date has been set for August 17th and 18th.
The Convention will be held in Memorial
Hall and the citizens of Toledo will make il
pleasant for all who may attend. Hurrah for
the Gibraltar of Democracy. Let us all go
with music and banners flyingt'
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Aultman and Taylor Company
vs.

The Aultman and Taylor Company
vs..
Joseph E. Sharp, ct. al.
Order Of sale from Henry county Court Of Common
Pleas.
By virtue OF an order of sale issued from the above
named court and to me direct ID % Sheriff of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the north door
Of the Court House, in Napoleon, Chic, on
Saturday, July 18th, 1886,
ct the hour Of O'Clock p m, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit:
The North half (1-2) of the Northwest fractional
quarter (l-I) Of Section Nineteen tl9), Township
Number Six (6l North Of Range Number Eight (S)
East, containing II acres Of land.
Appraised at 81 ,925.
Terms Of sale Cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Tyler Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, June II, 1885. $50.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-06-17

B Rev. T. De Witt Talmage's brotherly
counsel to those who are at work is: "Stick
to it. Do not, amid the excitement of these
times. drop your employment; hoping that
something better will turn up. he who gives
mp work now, whether he be railroad man,
mechanic, farmer, clerk or any other kind of
employe, will probably give itup for starva-
'tioh. You may not like the line of steamers
that you are sailing in, but do not jump over
board in the middle of the Atlantic"
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sHERITT's SALE.
Lyman Trowbridge,

Lyman Trowbridge,
vs.
George A Sohaffer, et al.
Order of Sale from 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, will offer at Public Sale at the
North door Of the Court House, in Napoleon,
Ohio, on
Saturday, July 10th, 1886,
at the hour Of O'Clock p. M, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, situated In Henry
County, Ohio, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the Southeast quartet
and the Southwest quarter Of the South east quar-
ter Of Section Twenty-eight (2S), Town -Four (4)
North Of Range Seven (7) East, in said Henry
County, Ohio.
Appraised at $500.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Campbell & VanCampen, Attorneys for Plt'f.
Napoleon, Ohio, June Z, 1886. SO 80
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sHERlTT's SALE.
The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company

The Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company,
vs..
Charles E. Reynolds, et al.
Order of Sale from Henry County Court of Com
mon Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued from the above
named court and to me directed as Sheriff Of Henry
county, will offer at public sale at the North dool
Of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, July 10th, 1885,
at the hour of O'Clock, p. m of said day, the fol
lowing described Real Estate, situated in Henry
County, Ohio, to-wit:
The South half of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
ton Twenty eight (28), Township No. Three (a)
ty, Ohio.
Appraised at $1,6S0.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
TYLER Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, June Z, 1885. $40