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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

s. Kazimieyx, syn krola pol
skiego Kazlmierza Jagiellohczyka.
Wzgardzil ziemska korona, ably
wieczna uzyskac. Chodzii tajemnie
W nocy do kokcio1ow, ably sic mo-
die. Zywif szczeg6lne nabozehstwo
do N. Maryi Fanny, q nawet
hymn ma jej czsse u}ozy}. Wolaf
zycie utracld, niz grzechem SIG
zmazat. Kosci lego W Whine z}o-
zone. Jest to patron szczeg6lny III
ivy i m}odziezy polskiei.
s. Jen Kanty, professor akade-
mil kr%akowskiej, jest take patro-
mem m4odzlezy. By} on wielkim
mi}osnikiem prawdy. Napadali go
razu pewnego zbojcy, a odebraw-
sly mu pieniadze, pytali sic: czy
wiecej ME ma! MAJ Bozy odrzekl,
re ME. Gdy juz odeszli, przypo-
mnla} sobie, re ma W sukni zaszy-
te pieniadze. Blezy tedy "a zb6j-
cami i VIOLA, re nieumyslnie ska
mai i oddaje i'm pieniadze. Gym
ten tax skruszy} zb6jcdw, re SIG
uawrocili.
s. Stanislaw KostEa. Ze wszyst-
kloh swietych Ms swiecie jest on
najm}odszym, gdyz umar} W 10 r.
zycia. Me pope}ni} grzechu smier-
telnego. Zakohczy} zycie W Rzymie,
gdzie tez cia}o jego pochowane.
$ Bsetat Kunce,cicz, patron Rust.
zosta} zamordowany "a staiosG W
Wierze.
tn tel wypada wymienic ME-
ktorych swietych Pelski Patronow,
chot ci ME rodzili sic ma pol
skiej ziemi. IS. Cyryl ! Metodyusz.
Nawrocili oni ma chrzeseiahstwo
Morawian i Czech6w, a 10 ztam-
tad chrzescianstwo do Polski "a
wita}o, przeto zawdzieczamy tym
swietym Braciom Wiars sw.sa to
patronowie Stowian.
s. Wojciech by} pochodzenia cze-
skiego. Utwierdza{ W Polsce chrzes-
ciahstwo "a czasow Boles}awa Wiel-
kiego. Wiele jest o MIN podan
i pamiatek ma polskieJ zlemi. Ia
bity cd Prusakow. Gr6b ]ego ma
srodku koscio}a k~atedralnego W
Gnieznie.
s. Foryam. Nadany Police "a
Patrona przez Papieza Lucyusza.
Zw}oki lego spoczywaja W Krako-
vie.
s. Wac1aeo, ksiaze czeski, Jest
i Polskim Patronem. Kosci6} ka-
tedralny W Krakowie jest pod We
zwaniem s. Waclawa zbudowany.
s. Joachim, ojciec N. Maryi
Fanny jest Protektorem, czyli szcze-
golnym Oredownikiem Polski, a
nadewszystko jest N. Marya Pan
ma Opiekunka naszego narodu,
gdyz jest nawet Kr6lowa Polski.
Geese jej s}ynie W Polsce cd vie
kow, a mianowicie ma Jasnej Co.
RE W Czestochowic, gdzie sig pre-
chowuje cudowny obraz Bogaro-
dzicy, kwitnie ]ej chwa}a. Tam z
bliska i z daleka przybywaja po-
bonn pielgrzymi, ably prosi6 N,
Maryi Fanny o wstawienie sic "a
nami do Boga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08


s E..
Uusskodsony pgses ogie,i gmach
pocztowy znowu zostanie odbudo-
wany. Panowie G. G.. Maybury d
Gym wykonuja plany q k~ontraktor
Behrens zatrudnia gromads ludzl
PREY c%zyszczeniu ruin.
Obozo,oiskko robotnikow kolei
South Western przeniesiono z su-
gar Loaf dalej ma zachod.
Paeo1oom Paubickiemu, robotni-
kowi zatrudnionemu w pile braei
Youman i Hodg'us, poranlfa okra-
gla pi}a prawe ramie.
Wgborc6;,o by}o W Winonie to
raza registrowanych, w4acznie z
1911 kobietami, 1890. w pierw-
sci wardzie 14o6; W drugiej war
die sos; W 3 wardzie 1882; W 4
vardzie 1854. z kobiet, ktore sic
daily registrowat, przypad}o 81 ma
pierwsza, so ma druga, Al ma
trzecia a 3 ma czwarta warde.
Przepraszam qeas, obywatele, il
ma ~przysz5em zebraniu ME bede
pomiedzy wami = ale moi duch
bsdzia pomiedzy wami - powie-
dzia} demokracki polityk wardowy
W St. Louis, a potem postal sadek
piwa.
Wsincenty Kukowski za}ozy} sa-
lon pod numerem 72S - 3cie] u
Icy.
Jzef C;erzan skazany zostaf
q ~fa}szerstwo ma 6 lat domu kar-
nego.
M6wca salonoecy. - G}osny F.
A. Murlowski, 2 Minneapolis pc
pisywa} sic W poniedzla}ek. 5 Ii
stopada, 20 raz drugi nova W
hall PAM Strehlow. Zblaznlf SIG
jednak tax szkaradnie, il skoro
tylko szed} z m6wnicy, zaczell 60
nawet lego o%piekunowie traktowac
lax pospolitego pajaca. Poniewaz
juz porzqdnie mia} zaproszonq
czupryns, poplata} mu sig jszyk, i
raz, zamiast powiedziet d g m o.
kraci, rzekf IL
- i nuz klac ma swych bracl co
sic zmiesci. P%ublicznosc poczefa
chrzaka6, szem1ad, q wtedy po-
miarkowaf sic Murlcwski, 70 pal
nal g}upstwo, wiec unlewlnh sic
temi snowy: = Terozki 10 sic o.
mili}, ole to jeno TAX mi sic "
glowie pokreci}o to demokraci
ulc IcpuDA1n"AA0'
To co potem Murlowski bajal,
wiecej zszkodzi}o druchom jego. nlz
pomogfo. Murlowsski juz ME mo-
viii, tylkc bredzi} = TAX sobie, jak
" karczmie - klal, obgadywa}
poczciwych i powszechnie szano-
wanych ludzi, 10 porzadniejsi s}u-
chacze zaczeli wynosic sic z sail.
2 tych nazajutrz AMI jedeu ME Cd
nal g}osu ma Bambenka.
Pc skonczonem zebranlu po-
szed4 Murlowski do pewnsgo pol
skiego salonu i tam tax sig upif,
re presto STAG ME m6g} ma negach.
Chfopi rzucali go wtedy, niby pa
jaca s}oma napchanego, pod belke,
= potem postawill ma bilardzie, a.
by i'm move powiedzia}. Murlow-
ski zaczaf be1kota6 pc niemiecku,
ale ME m6g} ami jednego sfowa
dobrze wym6wic - gotowa}o mu
sic W gardzieli, jak groch 2 kapu-
sta w kozackim kotle. - Wreszcie
ktos zawofa1: ION ME ma dose pi-
wa - delta nlu plWa, TO on TAXI
speech mama powle, jak u
Strzehlowki. Podali mu kufe]
bezl}atnego electio on be er.
lecz ME zdo}a} go w%yproznic; zano'
si}o sic ma scene jeszcze obrydliw'
SEA az wreszcie pan T. konlee
temu po}ozy}, wziawszy pana bra
ia, kaczki zaganiajacego, pod "a
mic, ably go do domu odp.owa'
dzic. = Takiego MONEY! ME by}o
sobie trzeba sprowadzac az Z Min
neapolis; jest ich W pe}no W Wi
monte W kazdym salonie, gdzi'
sprzedaja whlske.
CHkOPCA, umiejacego p4yn-
ME czytac pc polsku przyjmie ma
tychmiast drukarnia Wiaruso. Ia
plate bedzie pobieraf zaraz O,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08
Wynik borrow
" W

"
w 4tej wardzie pa" FIR. Draz-
kowski miaf gore mad J"n:m
Bambenk,em.
Drazk. 3 a b.
I precinkt 229 Ct. 1891 |.
2 les lbl
,0uma 56l 52Agf.
A zatem cywartsi plsk,e]
wardzie padto na naszego rernti'-
kan skiegu kandydnta Fsanciszka
Drazkowskiego 81 g}osow wiersj,
niA Nh %kandvdata dcm"krack'rgo.
w trzeciej wnrdzie, zamiesz-
kanej 20 wiekszrj czesci przez
Ni.mcow, tax g!osy padafy:
Draik. BAN b..
| precynkt 12o Ct. 24oz'.
Franciszek Drazxowski uzy
skat W Winonie razem se6 gsosow,
" Homer 81 gt., razem 937 gtes6w.
Pan Jan Bambenek dostaf "
Winonie 955 g4osow, w Homer
las, razem 1923 gtosow.
Gdyby pan Draakowski byF
sic troche w'erei starat o wyhor,
by}by mog} precise bardz" gfadko
Do gminy Homer p. Drazkowskl
nawet wcale ME "a jrzaf 3 tn gfo
wnie rozslrzygneia walke. Homer
wogole gtosowaf pc republican,
sku, aa Harrlsona 1875 gt., ma Gle
yelanda 20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

Piece ! rome sprzety lelazne
dostaniecie bnrdzo tanio W storxe
Oohnn, tego co to sic ogiasza W
Hiarusic. Ten hundel ielaza znaj-
duje sic PREY drugiei slicy, mnej
wiecej naprzsciwko p. Ludwika ST.
korsk'cso.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-08

CHkOPCA, umiejacego p4yn-
ME czytac pc polsku przyjmie ma
tYchmiast drukarnia Widruso. Ia
plate bedzie pobierat zaraz cd
poczstku.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30
GRELToN ITEMS.
Saw Mill Burned Camp Meeting Dis
=, ,ias IA, II turbance, ETC.. to -l-rl st,

9lE o. 80 rSt Dfs- 4 T-TTuiF .g's y. Jsoa
Lo-.ia,s .ii,Iu GRELToNsApg. 26, 'SS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at present. ~ iifgn
Political speakers are on the war path. : R!
@! L. Bouiton is running abutcher wagon.
L.. L. Thompson and daughter spent
Monday in Napoleon. !@ w., ''-"
On Friday morning the saw mill Of Sam
uel Snyder was burned. causing a loss of
about $1,000 No insurance. .sup
Mrs, Ed. Downward visited her parents in
Deshler q few days last week. .-s-iiIiu
Otto Schrader and son, and VIM. 0bermire
are very sick with typhoid fever. ''sf
-. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cram attended d Sunday
School Convention at Neapolis on Thursday
last. I'LL - -. ,a.,
Richfeld is the place for genuine devil
ment. The Comeouts have been holding camp
meeting on the Fuller Farm for the last week
On Sunday night,6 party of roughs threw
some eggs into the stand hitting Rev. Hill in
the face and breast.s After themeetins some
coward ran up behind him and struck him
on the head knocking him down, it was a
cowardly trick and if found out the perpe-
traitor will be handled accordingly.
Died, at her residence in Grelton, Aug. "a
'ss, of typhoid fever, Mrs. o. j Roberts. The
remainswere conveyed to the beautiful ceme-
terry at Cotton, o., on Sunday. She leaves q
large circle of friends, and relatives to mourn
heI loss t1ifSs c., and T.
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!. .HolGATE NEWS.
Accidcnts Drunk Personal Etc.
| Delayed Items.l 1

4 .
@frt 81. Delayed Itemt.l
cT$' HoLaATE, Aug %, 1888.
HID. Cross ! from ,Hoyts Corners, Woot
county, has rented the Reinecker building
and will run bakery and confectionery.
Little frankie, Harris, soniof Vim. Harris
while out riding on Ia st Sabbath, was thrown
from the horse aud unfortunately had his
left leg broken just above the ankle. Drs,
Townsend and Archer was called and after
replacihg the fract6fe, little Fr ankle is get
ting along nicely, 80,
Rev. Murlin Of the NJ. E. church while out
riding pnA Aionday cyehing, the horss Became
frightened upset ths, i buggy, throwing Mr.
Murlin to the ground in suchsa manner thaI
he was badly Injured Pr. Archer was called
a. this writing Mr.. Mprlin ia;resting easier.
Geo. Keil came to town Saturday evening
got ia hueh c6rn juice, become boisterous
and Marshal sKeinmer gave hims flee lodg
ing in the cooler until Monday morning, when
he swas taken ibsfore Mayor Stout, who
charged Gson $1O.2 % forshis lodging.
Miss Edith Tprney;i is vising her sister, Mrs
B owning, in Toledo. 80
HARRY Smith spent Sabbath III st. Joe,
Iadl, with his friend Will Mckee. i3aasid
FwaltMcKee,f of Delphos, wis lin town last
Fridays,, .fGCy 7Ji 9in93 fyLY9
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L. r. siford's City TonsorialParIo
Bitner Block.
PERSONAL.

J.W. Alley and wife left for Kansas Tues
day. y q .{ {-II} ~ + y.
Miss Belle King is spending the week in
Chicago, ,,f, ,s5 .a... ..... G-. 80. 7e-,
Martin Westerman, of Bement, H., is in
the city. ,, ....... .-.
Henry Buchle returned home from Ada
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Teeple, of Buffalo, N. T., is in the
city on visit. E' 81
Miss Della Knapp is gust of Miss Effe
Scribner in Toledo. l-. -,a|1 fr.
M. j. Shoemaker is in New York laying in
new stock of fall goods. -'-H
Miss Anna Ice, of Defiance county, is a
guest of Miss Matte Ice. = frEr.D yc3t
Joseph Rowan, of Deshler, spent several
days in the city this week. VI, ..zr:.
Miss Fanny Shoner has returned from a
weeks visit in Detroit, Mich. er,..
Mr.. and Mrs. w.; F, Balsley entertained
friends Thursday evening last. COVE "fs
Mr.. I. Fellers, of Decatur, Ind, is visiting
with l.. G. Feliers and family. s..
Misses Waltimire and Goldman are visiting
the Cincinnati Centennial this week.
Mrs. Weisenburger, Of Defiance, spent
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. F. F. Shon-
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson, Of Millersburg,
Ind, are guests at the home of Rev. Dona-
hey. .,,,l ssTT a4frf,.4 .ty.F
Isaac Andrews, who has been sick for the
past month with malarial fever, is slowly re-
covering.
Joseph Schaff's wife and Oldest son arely-'
ing quite sick Mt their home on East Wash
ington street. .t@R 4
Mrs. w. R. Cook and daughter Cora, Of
East Toledo, are visiting with the family of
o. 3. Barnes. NsA4 a'of2
Mrs. M. Knupp has been confined to her
bed during the past week BY sickness She
is convalescing. Az ikRi i11s1s
Squire stucky, of Harrison township, gave
us pleasant call. He is as stauneh Cieve-
land man as ever. ~ Z "a
Jas. Donovan's little daughter Catherine
has been quite sick during the past week, but
is now convalescing. . w. e.s a
Miss Lou Dittenhaver returns to Toledo
on Saturday, to resume her position in the
Toledo union schools. 'e9 r1 "a " I
Our old Democratic friend and former en-
ployer, L. A. Beilharz. Of Liberty oenters
was in the city Saturday. ,s,, ~ r., W W,
Mrs. G. Montgomery and Mrs. ]. collars,
of Macon, ILL.,, are visiting friends and reia-
tives in and near Napoleon. .s;,, I'd. ct, j
Fred Walters and family, in company with
his brother Charles attended the Lutheran
picnic at Hamler last Sunday.
A. L. Grover, of Deweyville, Hancock
county, former resident of this county, has
been visiting here during the past week. "a.
Al,rss earnp .n,. ot5 Nauiooleaohf and visiting
friends drove to Holgatel Saturday, spending
the day with the family Of F. NJ. Ruhmell. :,
Recorder Durbin passed his Goth birthday
Friday last. If his usual good health con-
tinues Mr.. d. is good for term of years
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30
AORITUARY.

scoSmrp,MAnnrss III sco6sid diaSas,his
residstcs'in RssFida, Henrs counts, Ohio, on
Augnst 10th, 1855 aged % years, smopths and
20 days. tsi 4 iis d ga 4ss-S
II Becomes, our saa duty to chronicle the
death 81 another pioneer Of Flatrock town
ship, aftsr-an Illness Of some'weekF. Mr..
Scofeld suffered more or less foroyeTa year,
from a stroke of paralysis in Kis head and
face, whichalm6st disabled him ia hisspeech,
SO muchso that one could Scarcely understand
him. He was born. at Masonyille, Delaware
county, N. Y, on April 18th, 1878; moved to
the Stateof Ohio in the year 1888; vas an ear
& n sae @ sarses salisy x spS
4. Tfuby, and they lived happily togsth her M
tiIlSB5, when his first wife died; By this mar
riagg he Wa&tlte father dfI five. children, one
son and f6hrgd gdaugAte AteF. Sof Which bfIR one
daughter sptvHess pn May 81 1863. - was
again united IN xnatriAH ~ miss GsEHarin o
A. Gum, Who nov nl1dl The los u i lind
husband And fiena; Ar. Bcofsld Nss ell
cierjT &h Ire iiffersrit atdfes aHrs III m e.
i&y. isifl had f0k 81 long III l1e The cnA Ats1l of
tlls rost ofti tice, and made IL almost whatR i'd
at the present, day. The writer had been ac5
quainted' With him for over II years, has Had
many dealingB withs himg yand can truly say
that 1 alWays sfodnd him strictly honest and
upright with his fellow man. He always
cherished a kind2and forgiving spirit. relig-
iously he was not member of any church or
professor of any religion; some may per-
haps picture many faults ih his life, yet unto
those Who kneMshim best they always found
him kind friend and they cherish his mem+
ory, and nov that he has departed, we shall
miss him in many places. Calmly and quiet
ly the sun of his life went down and with him
the battle Of life is over, and he is in the
' His funeral M a ALT took place At tke NJ. E. church,
in Florida, the RAy..M. G. Howey officiating.
The sermon was preached from the words:l
"Wiieh u few YEARS ARE come then shall 90
away whence 4 shall not RETURN Job 1872.
His body was laid away in what is known as
the Gunp ce|stsEy JaargSs tss tesSmRany 42,,sss1 e
which attested the high esteem. in which he
was held. he leavesa daughter and compan1
ion, one brother and many other relatives
and friends 70 mourn May the Lord bind
up the broken hearts and sustain themin this
III spbm missioA to His will, that they may re-
live with assurance that theyswill meet again
in the sweet by and by.
N Who will be the next one summoned
| az k From here V that land beyohd; u sn1
- They eau never come To- pe, ~ Fss.t 2tft
n 2f'sS = Bat Ne at 70 thcnlra ~ s, WsIsiz. la :
Farm for Kent, .7''lss y -
q InquipsOf ,WssM Pierreponss Napoleon, O.
NSggs39a1 % tW ara sEstii9gId11 asIis1 HI
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30
Hook and Ladder Co. Ball

The Young America Hook and Ladder
Company have completed all necessary ar
rangements to give one of theireyer popular
balls at vocke's Hall, on Thursday evening,
Sept. 18th, 1888. The mere mention of the
Hooks is sufficient to guarantee them sue
cess both financially and socially. Their
price of admission is so cents, and as the
'sboys', are always at your service in time of
need, good turnout should be their reward.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Prof. and Mls Hernpng srstqrned TUESDAY
from New Bavaria, Henry county, vhersthey
had been visiting his parents for rtwoswesks.
-gf5sn Tlyibs.pe mS v % Il
Mrs. Fink; ;of Crestline, Mfs&JouFdan, of
Gallon, Mrs. s. Devana, of Denhison, Tssss,
and Mrs, Hammon, Of Bairdstowp, are, yiisy
iting the family ofsDr. E: w. Talbot. ~
Bent Emery, ot Greiton, and brother Alden
have just returned from ,visitup ii Maine.
Mr.. Emery says the Republican majority ip
Maine will be cut down at ti,e coming eiec-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30
Sad Addiction.

Sad AHIctlOn. - r. ,iT
A terrible affiiction has befallen Miss Car
rie Humphrey, She has been confined to her
bed during the spring and summer with an
infamed foot, which in order to save her life
had to be amputated. The operation was
performed on Saturday last at the residence
of her father by DR.. Bloomfield, assisted by
Drs. Shoemaker and Haly. Many friends
sympathize with the sufferer in her affection
and hope that she may now regain her health.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Jt If "One' That Knows will give ushhis or
her name we will publish the communication
so signed, We do not,wish the name for pubi
lication but as a guarantee of good faith. We
are not in the habit Of printing anony nous
ssS ~ y . -
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30
Caught

CaughtG[ @.EEs .}tlakFs tlt
Sheriff Barnes returned from Wheeling
West Va, last Tuesday, having in charge
John Herfer, who is wanted at Holgate, sup
posed to be one of the parties implicated in
burglaFizing Coles hardware store about the
9th of this month. He was arraigned before
Squire Tressler last Saturday, where he was
given preliminary hearing, at the close of
which he entered a plea Of not guilty. He
was bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas in the sum of $500, not being able to
furnish bail. he was remanded to Jail.
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@. H. v. & T. Ry.

Low rate excursion to the opening of the
Ohio Centennial, at Columbus, O., Tuesday,
September 4th. Round tip tickets will be
sold from all stations on this line to oolum-
bus and return at one cent per mile each way,
tickets good returning until September 9th,
inclusive. 49, j e. Ks
The grand parade will take placeson this
date abont l1o'cIoek d. nj, and will be par
aticipated in by thousands of people in add
ton to the Ohio National Guard six thousand
strong.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Judge Haag hasareceived nambeTof let
ters cornpiihentihg him supon his recent
speechs The speechis one ofthe plainest ex-
positions of the tariff we have seen.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

OF course you can get Euerything in the
way ofSchool Books and School Supplies at
Humphreys "Old Reliable" Drug, PANT and
Book Store. 49," -. ~. 2t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

=, The American Normal Music School will
open fail term October 10Th, 1883; in addition
to the musical studies will be taught penman-
ship and bookkeeping. Z t!G4 n n
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Persons sending items in for publication
should not delay doing SO until theslastmin
ute, which fact was quite forcibly Illustrated t
last week. when quite a number of newsan
personal items were sent IN too late: Late: Get
your items here on Eqeaday, if possible.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Cider Making. '5et .ho4-1 -a7.; G,d .aah
D..O. Bockertnan will run his cider press
two days in each weekly Tuesday and Thurs-
day-during August, after that everyday ip
the week except Saturday. a,-sli / t9sR tfM
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Billy Tietjens is circulation the subscrip-
ton paper to raise the necessary money TO
bore for. gas on the ,South~ side. J Put your
name and apoupt to the list, if ypq have not
already done sna~ v { Btfs.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-30

Cheap rates to Toledo during fair week
Via. Wabash Ry. Tickets on sale Aug 26, ~,
2s, 90, 80 and 81; good to return Sept. ist. ~
~ IL M I'@a III. H.LsKN1cKERBocKER.a
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Mp; Eeyigpe, of Hamler, Jhas sold lis
propertyto to Frank Garrison, who will open
out a stock Of groceries in the store building.
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:, If the wool grower is benefited by the tar
if why don't he pay his hired man mo TO
wages than theswheat grower who is posi-
lively injured by theltariff. sss s p
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The game Of ball Friday between the mer--
chants and the lawyers, resulted in a victory
for the merchants by score of 27 toy50.
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Death 81 dhe wire ofsamuei Martin.

I2UeaSn on NG WIG OF Samuet MarCtn.
/ Mrs, Samuel Martini after severe illness
from typhoid fever for three weeks, was. re-
leivsd from all her earthly suffering Tuesday
evening, dying in the presence of all her
family with the exception of her daughter
Grace who was onsherway homefrom visit
in Virginia arriving shortly after her mother
died The funeral will take place this morn
ineat 10 O'clock, from the house, Reyg Dona-
hey Officiating. The stricken family have the
heartfsltsympathy IF tilgepti. c9mmFpqqitty.
September Term of Court Of Common
Pleas.isal.5ai3 of obai,5
The, September term Of iks court Of COM
mon pleas will convene on Sept 18th. The
following iuries have been struck:
,PETIT.---J. W. Gallagher, Noah Long, John
Slice, Fred. Knipp,, D., H. Hashberger, Fred.
Deulasd. ESQ Il Both, Geo. W. Gardner,
Adam. Gramlihe, AVin. Ttirapl. F'tea. Lcipap.
Henry voigt, Jqhn. sLl4aayhe.b p, Gibson, f. F.
Shonfr. gsss7s 8 IsY4a,ssu
GRAND.--H. R. Rohrs, Joel 0vermeyer.
David Booher, Christian Groll, Samuel Will
Iiams, John Poulson, A. W. Bishop, Henry
Boftel, william Kaufman; g. W. Pester,,- -taikis
EeosngBrayshsG .esg sGf aish. sMnsnNAH A -NsE
our Pubiic Schools. ss & A Fs,ssg
q asa, 1ssso,,. srs,sm ssco,duc I, III, MI mn
S ~ .T1n;tad ~ ,,as n I o,v,
saaI T;ta tast schoIsss, IN s4 "a +o
u, 40 s.,s,.I
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Half Rates fFom. ColanaI 3 Ibll buls !.

Via B. & O, R. r. Sept. 1ofh to 18th. 1889.
Round triptickets will be- sold from Colum-
bus to all points iii THE B! & o. at the, low
rate of one fare for the round trip;, return
limit not to exceed limit of excursion ticket,
Oct. 18TH This will enable every one 70 visit
their old homes and friends. is15ai " I'd
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Excursion to Columbus, O., via Wabash;
only $3.50 for round trip 6. a. Rfencamp-
ment! Tickets on sale Sept. z, 8, 9 and 10th,
good toreturn Sept s1shs 1883. 8sga
II. L. KNICKERBooKER.
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We callthe, attention Of the public 70 the
display cardof E. O. Fox, who has openeda
music room in the Frease uildina, opposite
the courthouse! Mf.FoxAis- agent tforsome
of the best instruments in the country. q, llls
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The big Tri-State, Fair is in operation at
Toledo this week. 1t viii be visited by hun
dreds of our citizens. n o~r e%aTE
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Pohlman Bros. prices for har-
vest meats in quantity: Roasts,
6 to Sc. per pound. Ss -
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Mrs Yeaesr, ofFuitop couptyS aseailea
here Saturday to administer at the sick he'd
side OF her daughter Rose, who has been a
gasss dsring the summer of her sister, Mrs.
Jas. Dshoyan: @ " F'as s, 1;,o u i, 9stl IT. I. 4.
Sanfsnd Bickford and wife return thanks to
tse kind friends and neighbors for their as
sistaaoe during the sickness and death of
their child, and will gladly give their assist
anes insiiks afiiction. Ss-
Dick Dittephayer, Of Holgate, started for
Napoleon aboutS& o,cla6ssoA a bgcidlA iast
Sunday morning, arriving at 11s8o. Being
his iifst attempt he was compelled to lead 1t a
distance Of 7miies, until tilhereaehed The grav-
el.roai, .after-heing .eapsized q nuabes Of
times. Hestarted back home Monday wiser
ifnot abetter boy. IS