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CHRISTMAS ON THE BoRDsR.
uncie Sans Troopers Ready Il
Tackle the Renec AIDES.

RAPID CITY, s. d.. December 24.-Two
hundred and forty-four Of Sitting Bulls fol-
lowers hove surrendered at Fort Yates and
Fort Bennett. Colonel Sumner has rounded
up $50 of Big Foot's people on the Cheyenne
river and probably will bring them in to Fort
Meade. COL Merrill is following up strag-
glers from Humps camp who have broken
Though the Gordon and are supposed to have
Joined the Indians in the Bad Lands. The
majority Of the outlying troops are now con-
order is daily expected to close In on the
renegades. The Indians last night set fire to
ranch belonging 20 man named McCor-
mick. Troops were Immediately sent out
put on arriving at the ranch found nothing
but heap OF smouldering ashes.
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Charles howatt Atrested.

MAIDEN, Mass. December 24-Charles
Howatt of Boston was arrested this after
noon upon warrant alleging embezzlement
and forgery. The officers have been looking
for him for over year. 1t is alleged he en-
DeZzled considerable money from Andrew
Passmusen and forged the name of A. f.
Fales of Everett. Mass, obtaining money
upOn forged notes
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The Pension List.
WASHINGTON, December Extensions
have been granted to the following Maine
people:
ORIGINAL.
Charles II. Choate Portland.
Edward Kelley, TOgus.
Robert j. Raper alias Thomas Warren, Brooks
William E. Goldsmith, Soldiers Home. Togus.
Stephen Church, Togus.
John Powers Togus.
EnoS Floyd TOgus.
Henry Whitelow, Bolster's Mills
g. Decatur Gates. Strong.
William A. Copeland, C0rinna
John Dunn, TOgus.
Michael Green, Togus.
INCREASE.
Welherbee W. Peas, Buxton Centre.
James Fish, Liberty.
Thomas j. Nancy, Whitefeld.
George w. Black. Tilden.
Horatio Martin, Rockland.
ORIGINAL WIDOWS, ETC.
Clara N, widow Of Jordan J. Goodman. Saeo.
Matida W., widow OF David Nj. French, Bath.
SOPHIA s., widow OF John Z. Coffin, Woodfords.
New Brazilian Minister.
WASHINGTON, December 24-Senhor Val
eute, the Brazilian minister here, has been
notified by his government of his recall, and
the appointment Of Senior Mendonca, who
represented Brazil at the recent interna-
tional American conference as his successor
Washington Notes.
James w. StanwOod has been appoipted
postmaster at Waldoboro, Me.
A new post office has been established at
ReddiDRton Mills, Me-, on the line of the
Phillips d Rangeley railroad, and John f.
Hilton appointed postmaster
The post Office inspector sent to investigate
reports that the public interests do not re-
quire tie establishment of new post office
at Denmark, Me.
The President has issued the Worlds fair
pr clamatlon.
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PRICE 81 YEAR, WHEN PAID IN ADVAKCg SO.

well, my friend here and / am little
you will"
Certainly. It's because it's a plum tree.
mostly"
The man Of inquiring mind hung his kodak
over his shoulder and went on.-Washippton
Star
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STATE ITEMS 0rINrEREsT,

The Kennebec Journal says:
The class yell decided on by the ladies OF
the Freshman class at Colby Is reported t.
be- as follows: Coordination, hal hal hal !
tesseres kai ennenakOnts, dux femina facta,
rah rah! rah" We trust the young ladies
will give due notice, whenever they decide
to execute this yell In public.
Publication of the notice three times,
thirty days in advance Of the execution would
be amply sufficient.
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II CAN give few bright, energetic men of good
Il address a ch tnce to make money for the next
few months. Call on c @. MANN, Preble House,
after 10 O'Clock Saturday 2O-i
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Second Parish chrlstn,as Eve.

Tuesday severe accident happened m the
paper mill at Mechanic Falls. Cal Yates, a
machine tender. was working about a couple
oI rapidly revolving pulleys. They were
ABOUT hall an inch apart. BY some chauee
nl, hand was sht aud drawn int ~"
Pully. crushing his hand badly. IL Is posi-,
Bile that be will lose his hand.
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ITO LET-a rear rent containing chambers
Il and attic chambers, In good repair Wi
S bago; price dollars per month. Call at 20
Qincy street W. w. CARR. 2O-l
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La Grippe In tne nutmeg state

NORFOLK, Conn, December 24.-La Grippe
is again located here, aud several cases are
reported by physicians. Darien has caught
the disease, and many people in that town
be Spreading
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Il Gently occupied by The Dresslyft 20
Po session at once. Apply to F. 8. WATER
HOUSE, 90 Exchange street, dec2'-tf
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Anarchists Sent to Prison.
An American the Champion.

LONDON, December 2i.-DOe DOnoghue OF
Newburg, N. T., today won the interDa-
tional amateur skating championship race on
the Llngsy Fen, near Cambridge. He Gov
cred course Of one mile and a half In 4 min
utes and 46 seconds. beating the worlds rec
ord
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DRESENTS that are useful. pretty and sure to
IL please can be found in the line of fine foot
wear Visit BROWNS for the latest and best in
all grades. 2.l
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WANTED.


EOR -ALE-A fine house AID stable corner of
IL CumOef ana am smith streets, contains 10
rooms, arr Dged for two families. Stable be re-
moved and make go house lot, fronting on
bargain to close. N. S. GARDINER, 1876 Middle
street. 23-l
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Duties Increased.

MoSTxvIDEo, December 24.-The govern
ment has Introduced bill 10 sne Chamber
OF Deputies raising the duties on spirits,
susar. ""r'umery, silks, timed provisions
and tohaec0
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Fixing Rates of wages.

CHICAGO. December 24.-Grand Master
Sweeney of the Switchmen's Mutual Aid
Association has sanctioned an agreement en-.
tered into by the managers and switchmen
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National Banks In Maine.

WASHINGTON, December 24.-The report
of the Comptroller of the Currency gives
the following statistics of the National banks
in Maine:
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The selgIsn Miners.

BRUSSELS, December 2i.--Tne coal mining
companies throughout the coal districts after
fully discussing the matter from It's various
standpoints, today came to a decision that
on and after December 30th. there must be q
general reduction IN the wages of employees.
The Miners Federation replied to the action
OF the coal companies by Issuing a prOclama
tlon TO the effect that general strike be
ordered unless Parliament so revlses the
constitution as 70 give the miners prOtec-
tion against arbitrary action upon the part
OF the companies.
Anarchists Sent to Prison.
PARIS, December 24.-The trial OF Labru-
yere, the anarchist French journalist, None.
Ouquercy and Gregolre. the latter French
anarchist journalist. charged with eonspira-
cy to defeat the end of justice by aiding In
the escape Of the Russian anarchist Pad
lewski, was concluded today. Labruyers
Wa sentenced u IL months Imprisonment.
Nine. Duquercy to two months imprisOn-
ment, and Gregoire. by default. TO imprison-
ment for eight months.
An American the Champion.
LONDON, December 2i.-Doe Donoghue Of
Newburg. N. T., today won the interna.
tional amateur skating championship race on
the Llngsy Fen, near Cambridge. He Gov
cred course OF one mile and a half In min
utes and 46 seconds. beating the worlds rec
ord.
Duties Increased.
MoNTEvIDEo. December 24.-The govern
ment has Introduced bill 10 the Chamber
of Deputies raising the duties on spirits,
SuSer ""r'nmery, silks, timed provisions
and tobacco.
Foreign Notes.
The death rate OF the leading cities Of QUE
bee during November was Within fraction
Of double the rate OF the other Canadian cit
les. being seven In every 1000. while In On
tario It was less than four. Medical men at
tribute this T. disregard by the French Ca
madam population Of Quebec Of all sanitary
regulations.
- a a quantity q American bacon, valued a,
60.0O0 marks. has been seized at Cologne and
the merchant who imported 1t arrested
An explosion OF gas took place Tuesday
night In the Alhambra Theatre at HaTtle-
pool, Eng The building was wrecked and
several employees were injured. The explo-
ance.
rhe police authorities of Berlin have given
notice to all unlicensed sanatorlums, hotels,
etc, that eonsumpttves and otner patients
suffering from infectious diseases who may
be- staying az such places must depart within
eight days or the places Will be closed. This
meas will seriously affect private clients.
Mr. PArneII lslL Il DulOu LOT IdrlS laSE
night. Messis. o. 0'Krien and Gill are expect.
ed 10 land from the steamship Obdam at
Bonlogne-sur-Mer this forenoon.
A petition is being circulated against the
readmissiJn Of Jesuits to Germany. Editor
Fiberfeld Of the Freie Presse, a Socialist pa
per. Is being prosecuted for publishing an
article ridiculing the fears Of the Protestants
In regard to the Jesuits.
Two thousand weavers of EulengeAierer.
Silesia. have sent petition to EmDeTOr Viii
NNnNNR NrF.W tr.lN
gardine the wages Daid persons employed in
the textile industry.
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Found.
RE MAZE HEP.

WANTED BY a young lady of experience.
w employment to do d essmaKing by the day
in private families; ierts reasonable best of cy y
references. Address Immediately, "a" P. D.
BOX, $50, city. 24-I
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Wanted.

MAN and WIFE on genteman's place; man
1N1 ftr care OF horses, carriages. cow etc. wife
Tor cooking ana usual Kitchen work; a good place
Tor pa, lies that can come wei, recommended Ad-
dress box No. I, Yarmouthvile. Me. dec1 7d2w
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Near Manchester, KY, Tuesday, a 15-year-
old boy named Wood, shot and killed Rob.
ert Gregory. Three months ago Gregory
killed the boys father. eO''
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ITO LET AND FOR SALE = 70 let: tene-
u meuts of 4 ana q r,Oms; prices IS, and .l2
Der month For sale: six houses near Union
Station two with stables. j. C.WOUDMAN,
los W Exchange street.. 191
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. TrE ~ sATHE *.
Colder and Fair.

Following is the forecast OF the weather for
New England: Colder, fair; northwesterly
winds. Storm signals displayed at Eastport
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PORTLAND, Me-, December pa, 1880.
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TNO LET-Seven sunny rooms at 157 Franklin
Il stree, lower tenement good cellar, large
yard, Sebago, Inquire of A. /. RANDALL, 264
Commercial street. l3-I
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ITO LET-No. Oak street, 8 story brick house.
i containing eleven rooms, besides bath room,
all sunny and pleasant parlors frescoed In oil;
gas, Sebago and heated with furnaces; rent low
ana immediate possession. Apply 10 JOHN +.
PROCTOR Centennial Block. 20-1
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TO LET.

ITO LRT-Cottage house No. IS Bramhall ST.,
E contains eight rO ms, ha gas, Sebago water
furnace, etc Inquire OF A. q. LIBBY & co, (,
4z1a Exchange ST. PAL
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WANTED.

WANTED-All persons in want OF trunks or
rse Days !" call at <. ID. REYNOLDS. 556 and
DOB Congress street, corner of Oak; as we manu.
Iacture our goods. and can therefore We You bot
tom prices; trunks repare d; open evenings till 8.
OQ-l
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TITO AET-The spacious store ano cnaInDers
l. recently occupied by Wo0dmap True Co,
corner Of Middle and Pearl Streetsi one OF tho
largest and best In the city We'll arranged toI
dry goods, clothing OF any other business For
particulars apply TO GEO. W. WOODMAN.
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TN0 LIE THE house on st. John street, sirua-
4 ted opposite the entrance to Union Station,
containlng twelve rooms, heated by steam; ar
ranged for iwh families; is all in nice condition;
nice stable connected;is one of tue pleasantest
locations in the city. Apply TO JOHN F. Proc
TOR Centennial Rloek Dol
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WANTED-A practical lady stenographer,
W good salary, work at once; an assistant
Office lady, double .nJIy bo"kkeeper, a type
writer owning machi e at LADIES EXCHANGE,
1856 Congress st. 22-I
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WANT EO-A protestant younq lady steneg-
w rapher a d typewriter bennington, Cal
graph ON Walrhan, Mass wou like posi-
tiou; has had months experience in light Office
WORT. and mo tbs as a ) enographei and typ
writer Can furnish good reference. Address E.
p, Press office. liza
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Mean daily ther....16. Max. vel. WING. .,isNW
Minimum ther.
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SiTUATION WANTED by a very superior
- Prince Edwa d Islan nd general do nestle FER
va. [. Also thr-e cooks lauudresSeS and table
CHANGE 1856 Congress ST. 22-l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DARTIES having a schooner or vessel for
Il sale, of about sixty tons can hear of
!.urchaser by addressing THOMAS E. HAGAN,
Bath Me. PAP
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26
SALE OF BONDS.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, HENRY Co., Q.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, HENRY Co., o.
NAPOLEON, OHIO, June oath, 1890.
= Of the County Commissioners, At the Court
House, in Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio, until
Friday, July nth, 1900.
ct O'Clock p. M, for the parchasc Of series Of
Henry County Special Road Improvements Bonds
as follows: Twenty-six (26 bonds Of One Thousand
Dollars $1,000 each, to be known Is Napoleon
Township Gravel Road Bonds; and Nine (9l bonds
OF One Thousand Dollars $4,000 each, to be known
as Freedom Township Gravel Road Bonds, in all
thirty FIVE 1851 bonds, the total par value Of said
bonds being Thirty ye Thousand Doars ,aan
come due In fifteen years from date but redeemable
at the pleasure Of the Board Of County Commission
ers Of sad county Of any time after ten years after
annum, payable semi-annually, with interest cou-
pons attached. Interest and principal payable at
the Office Of the Treasurer Of Henry county, Ohio, at
Napoleon, Ohio.
the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, passed
March 24th 1885, and accepted BY majority OF the
qualifed voters Of said Napolscn township Of the
regular election hold on the 5th day Of April 1885,
and accepted by the qualified voters of said Free
dom township ct the regular election held on the 7th
day Of April 1890 and BY virtue Of series Of reso-
lutions adopted by the Commissioners OF Henry
Bidders viii be required to specify the number
OF bonds bid for, the amount Of premium Offer
ed and the amount Of accrued interest and the ag-
MUM which 10 offered for oil said bonds bid for,
and each bid shall be accompanied with check Of
deposit or accepted draft Of one thousand $1,000
dollars, on the bank Of ]. G. Saur Co., or David
Meekisons Bank, Of Napoleon, Ohio, as guaranty
that II the bid Is accepted contract will be entered
into and the bonds bid for taken by the party 30
bidding.
Said bonds win not be sold for less than their par
value and accrued interest, and the Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
A. J. SAYGERS,
GEO. DAUM,
tsst W. N. ZIERcLF,
mmissioners Of Henry county, Ohio.
GKo RUSSELL, Auditor, Henry county, D.
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SALE OF BONDS.

COUNTY AUDITORS 0FFIcE, HENRY Co., o.
NAPoLRoN, OHr0, June Gath, 1890,
SEALED proposals VIII be resolved q the ottice Of
- the County Commissioners, at me Court House,
in Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio, until
Friday, July 11th. 1890,
ct O'Clock m, for the purchase Of series Of
Henry County Ditch Improvement Bonds, to be
known % the Scott Ditch Improvement Bonds, ana
described 40 follows: Eight bonds of One Thousand
Dollars esch dated July ist, 1890 and bearing inter
est At the rate Of six per cent per snnam S psysoe
st Of each year after their issue, with interest cou-
pons attached the total par value OF said bonds be-
ing Eight Thousand Dollars. Interest and princi-
pal payable at the office Of the Treasurer Of Henry
county, Ohio at Napoleon, Ohio, said bonds to be-
Two Thousand Dollars (ssOO) on the first day of
Two Thousand Dollars (sasOO) on the first day of
Two Thousand Dollars (saOOO) on the first day of
Two Thousand Dollars (saOOo) on the frst day Of
August 1895.
said bonds are issued for the purpose Of raising
the money necessary to pay the costs and expenses
Of the construction Of Henry County Ditch NO 6zz,
and known as the Scott Ditch Improvement, pur.
susnt to Sections 3479 4As1 and 448, Of the revised
statutes of Ohio, and . resolution adopted by the
County Commissioners Of Henry county, Ohio. on
the 20th day Of June, 1890.
Said bofds win not be sold for less than par value
and accrued interest.
Bids should specify the number Of bonds bid for,
the amount Of premium offered, the amount OF &C
crued interest and the aggregate amount including
accrued interest and premium which is offered for
all said bonds bid for and each bid shall be accom-
panied with check Of deposit accepted draft Of
ave hundred (S500) dollars, on the bank OF J. ..
Saur Co., or David Meekison's bank. Of Napoleon,
Ohio as guaranty that II the bid is accepted con-
tract will be entered into and the bonds bid for
taken by the party 20 bidding.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
A. J. SAYGERS,
GEO. DAUM,
WIN. ZIER0LF,
Commissioners of Henry county, Ohio.
GEO RUSSELL. Auditor, Henry county, U.
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Legal. Notice.

WILLIAM s. HEAooCK, who resides at Lin
w coin, in the State Of Nebraska: Dora Cox
who resides at Guide Rock In the State Of Nebras-
ka, and Edward b. Heacock, who resides at st.
Louis, In the State of Missouri three OF the ve heirs
at law Of Larkin Heacock, deceased, win take no.
tice that Susannah G. Heacock, administratix of
the estate Of said Larkin Heacock, deceased, on
the 9th day Of May. 1890, filed her petition in the
Probate Court within and for the county Of Henry
and State Of Ohio, alleging that the personal es-
tate OF said decedenta s nsucient to pay his deb s
and the charges Of administering his estate that
he died seized in fee simple Of the following de-
scribed real estate tOwit: Lot No. rs in the East
Defiance addition, to the town Of Defiance, In De-
nance county, Ohio; that said administraix as the
widow of said decedent s entitled to dover in said
premises, and that the above named defendants and
Ambia B. Heacock and Ulysses @. Heacock are the
only heirs at law Of said decedent. The prayer of
said petition s for the assignment of dover to said
Susannsh O. Heacock, and for the saleoof said
premises subject to said dover estate for the pay
ment OF the debts and charges Aforesaid.
The persons irst above named will further take
notice that they have been made parties defendent
to said petition, and that they required to an
swer the same on before the 18th day Of July 1885,
SUSANNAH C. HEACOCK,
Adm. of the estate Of Larkin HeacOck, deceased.
SIN Hague, Attorney. may i5-6t
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Legal Notice.

%
JANE LENNON, who resides o. Nora, in Pratt
county, in the State of Kansas, will take notice that
Zers Marvin, executor of the last will and testa-
May, A. D., 1880, fied hts petition In the Probate
Court, within and for the county Of Henry, and
State Of Ohio, alleging therein that the PERSONAL
estate Of said decedent Ia insufficient to pay her
debts and the charges Of administering her estate,
that she did seized In fee simple Of the following
described real estate situate Ia said county Of Hem
~, to-wit: The south half Of the south half Of the
north west quarter Of section No. Ave ~, In town
ship No. three (3 north Of range eight 49,, east In
Henry county, Ohio.
That the said ane Lennon is one Of the heirs at
law of said decedent. That the prayer Of said peti
tion is for sale of said premises for the payment
Of the debts and charges aforesaid. ..{sh, \,
Said Jane Lennon will further take notice that
she has been made sparty defendent TO said peti-
ton, and that she is required 10 answer the same on
or before the 10Th day Of July, A. D. 1889.
Executor Of the last willof Emily Marvin. deceased
r, W Cahiil, Attorney. SiO.s0 St
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The Bennett Law,

In this paper appears an article from Har-
per's Weekly discussing the Wisconsin
School law, commonly known as the Bennett
law. The attitude of catholic bishops Of that
diocise toward the law has attracted wide at
tention. They have denounced it in severe
and broad terms.
The Synod of the German Lutheran
Church at its recent session in Dubuque.
Iowa, took practically the same ground as the
Bishops of the catholic church occupy. They
are equally sweeping in their statements and
defiant in their attitude of resistance to its
provisions.
With these two powerful secular organi-
cations arrayed against it there would seem
to be danger of serious trouble. The article
from Harper's Weekly is the fairest and
best statement of the matter and is worthy
a careful reading by every thoughtful citi-
zen.
The refusal of DR.. Quigley, of Toledo, to
comply with the provisions of our compul-
sorry education law increases interests in the
Wisconsin situation.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26
Democratic State Convention.

The State Committee met in Columbus last
Tuesday and after six ballots decided to hold
the Democratic State Convention at Spring
field. The date fixed is Tuesday and Wednes-
day, August 26th and 9th. Hon. Charles w.
Baker, of Cincinnati, has been chosen tenn
porary Chairman and David Fisher, of Har-
din, Secretary. Each county will select its
quota of delegates in such manner as the
county central committee may direct, and no
mass delegation will be admitted to the con-
vention. The convention will consist of 76O
delegates, the basis of represention being
one for each 900 votes cast for Gov. Camp
bell and one for each fraction Of $50 or over.
Under this apportionment Henry county will
be entitled to votes in the convention.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-06-26
NEW PENSION LAW

The Disability Pension Bill has been sent to the
President for his signature and will soon become
law. t,.f -.' o.. ae...' si. = .'e
This Bill grants pension to All Disabled Soldiers
and to all Widows Of Deceased Soldiers regardless Of
the disease with which he died.
All Soldiers and Widows desiring to apply for PEN
siOns under this bill should at apply to C.E.
Reynolds in person or by letter. Do not send your
money away from home.
C. E. REYNOLDS. Pension Attorney.