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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-12-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.
James y. Trumbuli

saANe ~ AlAAl9eA
Harriet E. Knepley.
Order Of sale from Henry county Court Of Com
mon Pleas.
By virtue II order Of sale issued from the above
named CouFt and to me directed a. Sheriff OF Henry
county will offer at public sale at the North door
Of 1.-THE Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, December IL, 1885,
at the nour Of oclock, D. m, Of said day, the fol
lowing described real estate stuatedin Benry coun
ty. Ohio, to-wit:
The west half OF lot number twenty-six t26l in L.
q RaHdall's addition tn the town Of Napoleon,
Henry couRty, Ohio.
Appraised at $40.
Terms of sale cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry County, o.
Tyler Donnelly, attorneys for plaintiff
Napoleon, o., Nov. 6, 1856 IS 10
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Sheriff's Sale.


Henry Hoterman, as Oounty Treasurer of Henry
county, Ohio,
william N. Moore ct al.
Order OF sale from Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
DY virtue OF an oruer of sale Issued from the
Dabove named court and to me directed as Sheriff
of Henry county, will of;r at public sale ut the
north door of the court house in Napoleon, o on
Saturday, Jan. l, 1887,
At the hour Of n'clnck p m of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Henry co.,
Ohio, tO-wit:
The south half Of the north half of the north half
of the south east quarter of section number twenty
three (23), in township number four "a, north OF
range eight (o) east in Henry county and state of
Ohio; aud also, the north half of the south half of
the north half of the utheast quarter of section
number twenty-th ee t2}), in township number four
(4, north OF range eight (S) east in Henry county,
Ohio, containing in all forty (40J acres of land.
Appraised at $1,000.
Terms of sale cash.
/ FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
K. W. Cahill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Nov. 80, 1886. 50 9C
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Young boys stomachs are always in
apple pie order.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
Washington L. Heller.
VS.
Israel Thomson.
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 At Sheriff of Henry
County, will offer at public sale at the north dooI
of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio,On
Saturday, December IL, 1886,
at the hour of O'Clock m, of said day. the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Henry coun
ty, Ohio, tO-wit:
Ten (1O) acres of the west side of the southeast
quarter of the south west quarter of section twenty
four (2 town six t6l, north Of range seven east,
in Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of ale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff Of Henry county. Ohio.
s. NJ. Hague, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, November 3, 1885, SO 10
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Why is bad pun like dust and
ashes?-Because its otfal.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry Holterman as County Treasurer of Henry
County, Ohio,
Gertrude Stout ct al.
Order of sale from Henry County Court of Common
Pleas.
DY virtue of order of sale issued from the
Dabove named court aud to me directed Sheriff
of henry county will offer at public sale at the
north door of the Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio,
on
Saturday, Jan. 1st, 1887,
at the hour of o'clock D. m., of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Henry cOun
ty Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number one hundred and ninety-fOur Q94)
lot number one hundred and ninety-fve Cl95), lot
number one hundred and ninety-six (196), lot num-
ber one hundred and ninety seven $50; lot mum
ber one hundred aud ninety-eight 198), and lot
number one hundred and ninety niue C99), in
Adam Stout's first addition to the town of Napo
leon, Henry county, Ohio.
OTIS No. 1874, 1876, 1856, 1877, 1873 and 1885, appraised
at $50 each.
Terms OF sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
R. w. Cahill attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Nov. 20, 1886. $40 81
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When does man leave oil laying
wagers?! When he is wiser, but no bet
ter.
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Sheriff.; SALE.


Henry Hoiterman, as County Treasurer of Henry
county, Ohio,
Frank Z. Stout.
Order of sale from Henry County Court of Com
mon Pleas.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
DabOve named court and to me directed as Sheriff
Of Henry county, will offer at punic sale at the
north door of the court house in Napoleon, o., on
Saturday, Jan. l, 1887,
At the hour O'Clock p m, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated in Henry CO.,
ohio, to-wit:
Lots number fifty nine (59) and sixty (60l, in
Adam Stout's first addition to the town Of Napo-
leon, Henry county, Ohio.
Lots No. 50 and 80, appraised at $25 each.
Terms of sale, cash.
FREDERICK ALLER,
Sheriff uf Henry county, Ohio
r. W. Cahill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Nov. 80, 1886. S8 7C
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The first of the family circle-The
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SHERIFT'S SALE.

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s. NJ. Hague, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, November 3, 1885. SO 10
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Free Trade.

The reduction Of internal revenue and
the taking OF Of revenue stamps from
proprietary medicines. no doubt has
largely benefited the consumers. -
well IA relieving the burden Of home
manufacturers. Especially is this the
case with Green's August F!ewer and
Boschec's Gcrmna Syrup. ms the reduc-
toa Of thirty six cents per dozen. has
been added TO increase the size of the
bottles containing these remedies.
thereby giving one-iifth more medicine
In the "a cent size. The August Flower
for dyspepsia and liver complaint. and
the German Syrup for cough and lung
troubles, have perhaps. the largest sale
of any medicines in the world. The
advantage of increased size Of the bot
ties will be greatly appreciated by the
sick and afflicted, In every town and
village In civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size
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sSsss service n.s.ssss.

Mr.. Topnoo.iy threw down his news.
paper with muitrr-si objurra,ion. and
looked across the table at his wife.
What's the matter ?" she inquired.
This cobfound.i civil service reform
iwadilc makes me sick. he exclaimed.
II don't see why 1, is iba, u 10; of men
cant do their duty when II Is marked
out plainly before them"
"pii you order that coal to-day = sh-
ask,,i. iIr-l.yaniiy. hut with new iigh,
shining IN her facc.
II beg your pardon. my dear" he
said. picking up his paper again. that's
got nothing 10 do with civil service re-
FORM
"Dii you order tina, coal. I said she
persisted.
"N-no. my dear" he h-sitat.si. II
forgot all about II. hut III do II the
first thing in the morning. A was
saying. my dear. this civil service rc-
form"
Don't talk Ia me, Tupnosiy. about
civil service rriorin." sh. said ho,iy.
"H"N ~" want :" "N'" y"Ul bH'
and attention TO Is domestic service re-
form. There isn't u lump Of coal IN the
cellar: the boards are of the side fence.
that back yard looks like pig pen.
there hasn't been stick Of kindling
chopped since Saturday: you haven't
given me y cen, Of money In two weeks.
and the cook Is going to leave in the
morning. You may think that's the
way to do things. Topnoo.iy. hut want
To say TO you that I'm running this nd
minisira,ion now. and II YOU don't stop
fooliny with politics and attend 10 bust.
ness you'll hear from headquarters after
a fashion that will make your head
swim. Civil service reform. indecd!''
Topnoody never said word-bc knew
better.
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Nosi-- Tor ssuh,srsstsu.

LAND OFFICE At
GtgNwoop srntsus. Colo. Nov. .. . &.
NOTICE l. hrrvly gi,cn that the following
named settler hrs hl,-i nuiirr ut Ms infrti-
'inn io make iinnl rf'-rf In support IT his
clsirn. and that said prouf will bc made hofnt"
tn" Ncxi-t"r and k'voi,cr at Glcnwv,-I
springs. tuln.. On Irccni,cr e. i,.t at 10
o'clock y. M. v,i Perry u. Carmichael. uf
Nruwp'. Park Pu-tofiicc. Utah Territory. on
hi. u. =. No. s.ss l'. Z. ~. for the nv \ .w
= and ~ = NV :. sec ., Tp y. n. II. Ia W
9th y. VI.
Hc name. the following witnesses to prov.
his continuous r'siicnc. upon anI cultivation
~ @id lan'l. VIZ; VI. W Jnync-. A. \. Hoy.
Prank friedman and H. g. S.ara all af
Bruwn's Park po-iufirc. rtah Ter.
J. l.. HODGES. REGISTER.
tTir-t pub Nov aD-In-i Dee ., i,sat
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No,ic. for p'un,i-.,,on.

LAND OFFICE AT
HLTNwoOB SrnISu-. Colo, Nov. s. ISs6.
NOTICE l. hrroh, given that tn. following
nninfd settler hns filed notice of his intern
thn tn make lnnl proof In support ~ his claim,
nnd thht -nii prof viii bc made bcfor. tho
Hrristnr aud Receiver at Glenwood Springs,
'nlp.. on Dcccmhcr 81. i-sn. At 10 O'Clock a. m,
NHi John W. wolfe. Of Ncekcr =. o, Colo.
on h,- u. :. No. ~, u. I. H.. for tn. " ., nc
J.. ".
"" narr- thu following wiincSs.. to prove
hl- continuous residence upon, and cultivation
~. Ttd lnnd, VIZ! ~. e. Rock. 4. T.. Wilbur,
hguo7 !. tinN"n and j. J. Jcw.it, all of
Accl.ct fu-tolicc. Colo.
j. T.. HODGES, Rcgi.tcr-
lFitrt pub Nov iJ-last Dec Il. ls,ai
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Noslc. for g.nhiIrn,i.n.
LASD OFFICE At
GIUSwppp ~rittSus, Inlu.. Nav 4

LAND bIFItE At
GLEywopp sritisus. Colo. Nov. :. $50. Z
n otic" !. hereby given thst the following
named settler has nlr1 notice ~ his luton.
fipn t. make nrnl rrtrf IN support uf hi- claim.
nni that said pfput viii br 'fndC bcfnfa III"
the Ucpi-t"r and Receiver ~ Gl"nwuai
Springs, tuIu.. un locctnlrrsl, lssa. ~ lHWclnck
n. m. yiH' u. T. Wilbur. uf No,kpr po=tai'i,ss
Colorado. on his -. :. sc. II. 4. I IT,. for the
n NV 4, dots 4 AMI q - = NV 3, and NV
ng hot b see ., ~ y, \. Il. ~ " 9Th J.. ".
He names the following witnesses To prov"
hls continuous residence upuu, aud cultivation
OF said lnnd. viz; u. =. Huck John ". Woifo.
Thomas Baker aud Agnes 4. IInlen, ali uf
Mccscf u. o.. Colo.
J. Y. HODGES. Register.
tFiTs' put nov i3-isst Dec l., lssdl
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N.,i.- for Publication.
isSD OFFICE At

gLrNwoop Srn'su~. Colo. SuN. 3, is-S
NOTICE !. h"r,',y RtNou ihat the following
nau..i settler hn. nle.i motto. rf his iri.fi-
tiru to make nnnl pr'pf IN support ut HE
claim, and thst s,i I,ruuf viii h. made tfnrsl
the Register aud Iis-"iyrr ut tirnwosrl
springs. Colorado. on prr.fnt-'r u. is1s. ai u
pu-tn,fc,, Culofr'ip. pn hi. ~ :. Ne. tu.
~. I. H.. for Ip' No. :. being 4 Of ne u. and
lot No. 4 l-ring /. A. ~ =. all IN scv I. 1p I.
He name. tho following vitn"-.r- 10 prove
hi. continuous rrsiIaD.. upon. nnd cultivation
John ". wolfe nni Agnes x. Hasen. all Of
N.-kcr Po-tutBc-. Colo.
J. D.. HODGES. ReEi.,or.
ffir.t pub Nov Blast D,-a l.. 1--si
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More Eas~rs.isssess..

Amusemen;s arc m necessary to the
happiness Of u people ns schools and
comfortable houses are necessary To
their education and bodily welfare.
Life bcars heavil, on the most of us,
and We must have something To break
into and tighten the cares that grind" I"
The workman ai his bench, the business
man nt his counting room and the pro-
f-ssional man In his Office, all feel the
WEAKNESS that comes from the daily
monotony Of unrrlicycd and unyaric,i
work. Men cannot stand continual
strain. and therefore they must br
rested In some hcnilhful and yivifyinR
amusement. skating rinks havc been
large outlet for suppressed spirits. and
have contributed In no small degree 70
general gcoi. Our people demand more
ain,issinrnts, WHERE nw'n can so with
their wives and little ones. their sisters,
their cousins and swcc;heafts. and SPEND
an evening OF pleasant entertainment.
We must have PLAYS and music. Nc
MUS, have festivals and merry inakings.
shows wise and discerning spirit. We
have plenty of talent here. and plenty Of
public enterprise, but We have no a,!--
auHir amus-mrnts The sim clnmicr,
down behind tho mountains very early
these days. aud wc want something 10
vary the long winter evenings. In view
a! all these ihingA y home dramatic
company woah be very acceptable cn.
esspsise In Gsosastown this wtssss----
Courier.
I1~ people Of M~ckcr are also yearn.
ing for oflrn-r entertainments. but ihcrr
api-ars TO L. u lack Of ''rrrnic,cus
activity. which is passing into stale Of
''innocuous ,i--uciu.i~."
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No,sr. for pubi,r.tjou.

LAND OFFICE AT -, !
GLENwoop srHI>us. Colo. Svy. ~ i.'''
NOTICE Ia hereby given that tn i,ilnwlnN
~ named settler hiss fl'-l uutics -. w ln'sn-
iion To- make final rrnui In -uHloi, ni hm,s m
claim. aud that -aiJ prtpf will h- nhl,i. y. l'te
the Ii"gi-tsr and Recover at slcnN..-' SpIihRs'
Colo. ON Urcrmbcr q. i~g. nj 10 " ui"rs y n'
VIZ! 1hona. white, of Hrpwns yh'A f,st
u1icc. Utah Territory. ,n hi- u. ~ -, i9r
the ne b~ y and =, nc =. -cc ~. ~ w. y.
H. l0D, W. sth y. ".
his cun,in,io,,s ,,sl'irn,r una,B and cultivation
of ss,iJ lrnI III, rn,nk U,s,. Imam. l.. ". Cur
tin. ". W. Jaync- AMI Perry nrm'cha'l' h'l oi
H. U.}WiEs. Register.
tfir.t rub Nov ~ Last rs'r . ls''l
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ss.ra-.. .ra s.sa,-a.

As We have bought the harness and
saddle shop IL A. X. Frink we wish to
state 10 the public that we intend keep.
ing In stock u full and complete iinc o'
goods requisite In all branches Of the
business. Hand made harness and
'cliaps." Fin. California saddles a
speciality. All kinds Of repairing done
on short notice. We rcswe;iuil. solicit,
the public patronage.
HAIR 4 GorLp.
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Nssl-~ Tor Publication.

girSvuop -r.usg-. ,oln.. Nov. u. i-ess
NOTICE. .. hereby given that the following
~ named sst'lrr hss ni.-i n1'k-r Il nj. iui.ns
tion to usk. unsl prs-if In suut-rrt uf hi.
claim snsi that .aii yriuf will H. made t-fur-
thr i'-gt.;.r sni it.-.it"r nj si.usasri
Sprtns.. ,oiursip. "n ianiIaf, 4 iss5. si ~
O'Clock q. tn. ,Ui Thupss Mcmahon. II
N-rs-r rss.taffirv. 'ulurain. un his u :. Ne
tHi. u l. u. fur the sw ~ Z, 80 :, sev
= and nv, N.Y. So ss,Ip :, ~.itis, W. 9Th fsN.
Ito ratn-s tn" faliurinE witnesses t. PRIV .
his runiinunus residence upon, nnd cultivation
uf. saii land. VIA. u ~ Taylor, 'iaruur.
sawyer. y. ". Nnhcn and John ". ptiNrr. all
Of N.-s-r y. -, Colo.
! 4. HODGES t,-zis;rr.
trtr.i Put NOV g.-Iast Jan I. t--sl
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Nssi.r for r.si,r.ti.n.

Glrsrrnp sr.iisa-. o..la.. Nov. u, I'D
NvTttt.-i. hTtfily rtN.u that thr fttins Ia =
~ nsfnvi .-'ti.f has nlF.t nnttr- uf hia iniru.
'.un ." lmsi. nuai tif'-f Ia .,irts'Tf = his
risiu. sni thsi .sh tfsuf Stii - fu1iiir ~
fus- ~. ii.5ri.iUr sui ii"suit.r =; .isusfu.-i
~yfinys. ,siufastf. go January 4 -. ~ ~
UCif.i a. ~. W. lhasvft Nrkrst. - Nfrkrr
r'siSr.7-. 'uisfpsiu. un his u. :. 80. a. q. Z.
" 't 4. = N fer the = ~ - AMI
nv y o. $50 =. Ty :. :. u. " W. s,h y. ".
He nemsas ~" following witusssfsa To- prove
his r.siussfaIs rt.hrnUv ut-ru. Hrii rtiiti,atiun
u'. .-Ei land. Nisi itsut-u philaui aud iiCr.
I.,N N-t. u' sl-r~nsi spring.. u - 1sstur
ard Ihns.ss MVN,hnu. uf NT.sk-r T. -. Coke.
,. l. iIpp.ts. itesi.,sr.
trir.i pub Suy :. Last Jan 1. i--sl
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Notice tor Pussscss,oa.

GlrSwoop srui>u-. lolo.. Nov. q, fs-s. VI
~ UTirHi. 4. hereby riycn TIM, the follnr itSn
~ named settler has filed notice Of hi- in'rna
si"i to make fpsi prpcf In support II his clsifn.
and that said pfr-pf will bc made before tn"
Hrpis,cr aud 1trcci,rr. nj Gl"nwospi Spring.
Colo. on Dc,-tnl-rr - l.-ss, at ~ O'Clock -. M
VIZ; John y. Evans, II Mcehcr =. o.. Cuior,'l !.
on hi. u. =. No. ~. 4. T. u. o.. e. 50. for toe
~ -v y .cr -, AMI NJ !, no y 49, q, anJ nv
= NV u sec -, Up !. y. II. - ". 9Th =. ".
He names tho following whnc--es to u-..,
nf. -sid land. VIZ; ". r. Thrmp-pu. y y
Hay, J. '. Hay and !. e. Kendall. InIl "'
j. T.. HODGES. Hcsi-'er.
i!ir.t pub NoN ol-Is.I h.y = ls-.l.
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PeaeoSh .Uloe.

The coal from the above mine is pro.
nounc''i the best In the marict. and
the owners. the Mc.srs. fairtit ID. ar.
now prepared To supply their Isa,rons
at the rate Of <i.75 per ton At the
mine. or at $50 delivered. Leave OF.
ders at Jcwctt X Wolfc's stables.
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Nossre tor ~ Sus~sss...

GLESwoop -rsISa.. C.,io.. NV. n I.-.
NUTtCE-i. hereby given that H., f,,ii,,,ipv
prrns-i .ctii-r hs. nIe-i nosie~, ~ X. u,r,,,
ton To fnnkc nnal prt-pf In suptsrf ., hid
the H"si.i-r sni llc.civcr. at Gisuwpt
springs. Colo. on nr-mt-r =. is-a, A.
O'Clock =. M. Wis tl~sri iip~k'"y, of Ncrs
y. ~. Colo. on his u. =. No. ts.. n. L. H.
the 4 ne , sec - AMI III. 9, nv u ~, >
To 4 y. X. ~ W. Of the 9Th y. ".
He name tE" following Witnesses To prpvl
HI. continuous Residence upon. and cultivated
Of. .aid land. VIZ; Hrn I'ricc. y. 4. Michael,
VI. q. Icslt-'ttar and J. ". wv--i.. all Of Nc.kcf
po.to;iicr. rnip.
J. H. HODGES. R.si.,cS.
trir-t Pub Nov ,1-i.a.t Dy- -. I->s1
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tn. Gv~xov, as.h,,..

Winter will soon be here In full force
and every owner Of horse In Mceker
should see TO 1t that his riding or
driving horses are properly carei for
II you want your horses well fed
and taken care Of stable them nj the
Gregory Stables.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
Gts, Otux sssve.

For drugs. medicines, paints books.
stationery. fancy and toilet ar'iclcs.
field glasses, artists materials. musical
ro'-is. etc. etc, 60 or scnd yoaf o,iicIs
10 Dr. T.. siuycr. Isawlins. " omins.
aud grt the les; eoc.is at loves prices.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

". J. Drum. who started u shoe s,iuI,
here few weeks ago. has been obliged
la suspend work until mn invoice Of
leather. etc. arrives from the East. lie
says he has more orders on hand than
lac can conveniently handle.
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Notice Tor Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT
6tnNNopn SrniNUs. Colo. Nov u. 1s-s.
NOTICE f. hcrch, vivcn that the following
ntnci settler hp- nlo'l motto" of his Intcn-
ton TO mako innl pruuf In support Of hi.
on.'n' aih That -n,'l proof viii bo made before
spring-. Colo, on January = is-.. at ~
mulcrk y, m..,yi Daniel u. Taylor. Of Mcokcr
y. ~. Colo, On his u. :. No. ~. 4. I. n. for
the y ne y nc 4 -w u ana NV a az L. sn, 81
Tps, ;. R.is. ". 9Th 4. NJ.
Hc names the following witnesses To prove
hl- cnniinn"'is rs-iicncv upon. and cultivation
-. nld land. viz; Tbotnn. Mcmahon, u. r.
Ay"r, tlaronc" sawyer and y. ". Hohcn. all OF
heckcr y. a., Colo.
J. L.. HODGES, Register.
lftr-t pub Nov S-Ia-t Jan l. ISL
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
Drar., Medicines. ~.

II has often been said that drug
store was needed in Mecker This
wan, has been supplied by ]. W. 1lugus
\ Co.. who are now carving full line
Of drugs. medicines. oils. paints. and
in fact everything pertaining 10 the
drug business.
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Anderaan laali

Anderson coal Ia now recognized to
bc the best in the market and as winter
Is setting In dead earnest IL Is time YOU
were getting In your winter supply.
Leave orders with Gilmore 4 Randall
of the Gregory Stables. who are author
izcd to collect all bills.
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Nssts- tor ssasiy-assss.

tN>bpftHIN NE
Gir>-unn -rst>a-. 'siss. N"t. 4 isss
N-Urirr :. h-r,,, given that tho falIo-in
~ ns,nssi .e,ii-r hs. nir.i n.ss-- uf her In
irntiun to ffisk" fnsl pft-tf in surruft - h"r
.'iain AMI that ali rr.uf iii H. tn.siu ifnfr
'h- N~sis'rr sni Hrs-i,-r at sl-uus-ri
-yrius.. snloS.sis. 80 nF.-uii-r y. isss. at ~
.'uia.s .. M. va Nzus-s y. Harm. ~ Nr-krr
1--.tos'srv. 'uiufafin. un her u. :. Ne. ~. u
Z u. Zoe Tho n . ". 4. snfi a nv =. sc ~
Ipt y. ". ~. " 9Th u. "
rbr uainrs the following -iiusss.rss In prove
her y,tftiuuHt. fysiistis- ugit. aud stiiiitsituu
II. sait l.ni. Wa u =. wtiiiur. ~ .. hnr.,
Th"mss itsk-r and John " wulf-. all ~
N.-sur isisinffnu. colorado.
!. T. HODGES. H"sisi-r.
irir'' pth Nov Blast p-c Il. i->ss
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Eliza Moorc. who was committed Ia
the Mcckc, Jail In default Of paying the
line and cn-,s imposed by the Justice.
has settled with tho Town Treasurer
and been discharged by the Mayor.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

The hell ordered by the School hoard
some time age arrived this week. and
yesterday II WAS put In position just
south Of the school house. The bell
weighs - pounds. and sill bc used for
calling the young ideas Ia school.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

J. l.. Mediation retained from A siley
this week. and reports that there are
many cattle being lost In the river near
the mouth Of Wolf creek. where they
come for water and drift under the ice.
II is stated that there are over a thous-
aud head in bend below Wolf creek.
Our s,ockmen should see to this.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

G. Barber. an old timer IN bcc culture
nj BOULDER. arrived In Mcckrr ycst.t.
day. with view of locating an apiary
in this section. lie has looked over the
country ard thinks this good honey
maxim. place. US the necessary food for
bees IA found here In rich abundance.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
C.ss:Cs.I,: Cs.,.,,

lam now ready To- deliver cnai tom the
M-ckcr mine on the shortest b,>siblc
notice. Leave orders nj the irc2py
Stables. PgTEH Apg i-oS.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Complaints have rccou;ly been re.
ceivch from subscribers on, of town
that som. parties cali for and sc, their
mail ut the postonicc without any
authority In do so. Those coming to
town should have an understanding
with the others, and complaints would
then cease,
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Tie petition for n division II the
county. which was taken down White
river by Mike Drum. mail carrier. was
signed by every one II was shown Ia.
and they arr unit for division.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
Soss 0s~eSveA,

Al J. ". Hugus 4 CO. .. 3.oD pounds
tissx y~ssp cS~ss sissrss asSSsss>rboDaAs>s
J~ars. p,uns. etc. Also l.ooO louods
Utah hos,cy.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

John Gould want, To tote the bass
drum. bu, Johnny Wolfe claims II b,
right oi discovery.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Tie Rou;; County Pilot predicts that
ii,r ioss of rnngc cattle In that county
will be unusually heavy tiiS winter.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
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Attention Is directed to tho exceed.
in.ly iinr display of glass and queens.
war; at Tho~. Is. WaisDa'a.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Subscriptions taken on any paper Ia
United States at publishers prices ri
lloustons.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
rsr,Sssse Avv,,.S:

I'ho~c elegant. warm suits of under.
wear. An immense stock Tot the winter.
Al wat,ons.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

fifty-four scholars ARE now attending
our public school.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

a teacher To take charge Of the
Meeker Brass hand. For further infor,
nation address the undersigned, stating
terms. j. v. HousroN, Secretary.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11
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A large and complete assost,sent cf
mems and boys boots ard sisess. jus,
received. nj Thos. Is. Wai-nns.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

William Gar,irnhirc returned from
his old home at Fort Smith. Arkansas.
last week.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Eugene Taylor stopped las, nigh, In
MccScr. lie Is on his way To Glcnwcbi
10 prove up"
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Tho warm rays of the sun the pasi
week la, settled the snow. very little
Of that nuisance being left.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

Adviccs from Glenwcoj state tha,
Andy johnson. who WAS bound over by
Justice Brasier 10 await the action Of
the Grand jury on the charge Of horse.
stealing and was taken TO Glenwooi.
has escaped. lie was being taken To
the Lake county Jail for safe-keeping.
and while the stage stopped at Twin
Lakes he made himself scarce. Full
particulars are not at hand.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

A scrap" occurred last wedncsia!
evening. but WAS rather mild.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

We would call the nt,en,lan Of III.
people of Mceker and vicinity. 10 the
tine assortment .! Holiday Gc'sls nj J.
". HuRns 4 Cos, which combines the
useful with the ornamental.
The Meeker herald., 1886-12-11

George Wagner discarded his cutter
In going 10 Ferguson this week. No,
enough SNOW. but heap mud.