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nIARRIED.

FRENERICK-MA NN.-on July II. by the
Rev Sohn d. q. Hanna, Edward I; Erederick
of MI cuba. Del and Miss Whhehnlna
Mann ~ Marshailton, rel.
HUDECN -HuEY. On July IS, by Rev;
George w. Thompson. John II. Hudson ana
Miss Emma Huey, both Of this city.
ROBINSON MOORE On July 10, by Rev.
MiAs Lottio NJ. Moore, both OF this city.
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4 yvnrrnnt "a "Tho r,nrlnc. :

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2i.--A warrant Il
out for the arrest OF Ia blanche. "the
Marine" for completely in the recent fraud
by which the backer Of Furlong tho foot
racer, was Awindled. II is Thoughts la
Blanche is in Chicago and that he will not
come back, as his saloon license expires in
a few days and there is no outlook for
slugging here.
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K.vpo-, !. Rave t. sp.e,.l ri.c.,oc.

KRYPoRr, n. y, July si.-A special slec-
ton will DO held hers on July %, when
there will be voted upon a resolution em-
powering the board OF commissioners to
raise By special tax the sum of 1900, to be
expended for experimental purposes, in
order TO ascertain whether or NOS suit
able water supply can be secured for tho
use Of the people ot the town.
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Peculiar

To itself in many important particulars Hoods
Sarsaparina IS different from and superior to any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilia pos
sesses the full curative value Of the best known
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarsapa~
riilR accomplishes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar In strength and economy Hoods sar-
ssparilla Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said, 100 doses dollar Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce good results Hoods sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in its good name athome - there is
more OF Hoods Sarsaparilla soldin Lowell, whore
1t is made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF saies
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity in so short time. Do not be IN
duced 10 take any other preparation Besure toget
Hoods SaFsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six IS. Prepared only
BY c. 1. HOOD & CO.. ApothecAries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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keep Potatces.

Naturally tbs potato likes nioIst, dark.
moderately warm winter quarters, too damp
or too warm an atmosphere will induce an
excessive growth OF sprouts, which, OF cuurseg
saps the vtali or the tuher and renders II
soRgy aud inuutritious when cooked, gohs
bett quantity advises regarding ito hreberva
tion; IF you can ascertain Tho tegreo o.
warmth necessary 70 keen q baby from per-
iahng, you knoW precisely The precaution re-
Quired % prsHerve potato
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a crnlnnn ln Innn-

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, July 2t.--A cyclone
visited Pacific junction, small town nine
teen miles south Of this city, at an early
hour, doing considerable damage 70 prop
erty A grocery store and feed store we're
demolished, and a passenger coach on tho
Chicago, Burlington and Qaincy road was
blown from ths track. A conductor who
was sleeping in the coach was fataly in
lured
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4 Rank Teller IN Trouble.

HALIFAX, n s., July sl-Robert 8. San
ders, teller Of the Bank Of Nova Scotia
at Woodstock, Il. b., has been arrested
charged with having distracted from the
funds OF tho hank parcel containing a.
600. Sanders, who is but 81 years old. is
believed to have had accomP,ices in ths
crime.
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oourhlin Frettine HimseIf 70 Death.

CHICAGO, July 2l-Dsputy Warden Mer-
rill Of the penitentiary At Joliet, says that
Dan Coughlin is the only one OF the Cronin
murderers upon whom confinement seems
to rest heavily. lie is fretting himself TO
death He il but shadow Of his former
self, and il new trial is not granted him
before long there will be funeral or
confession
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Railroad.

The Pcmpeiisn observation-disclosures
d1cs d-rAte 1fckets via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
If this novel and interesting entertainment
contiI ues to draw The feOple the remainder
Of its stay ia Baltimore as 1t has. II will be a
red letter periedn for the management OF
NE exhibition.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
rontinue on July q. "a. 20. 20 and 81 and Aug
uet and 3, to sell excursion tickets from
Wilmington end intermediate stations te
Baltimore. including admission to the grounds
orks display Of Prmpeil and HerculAneumh
nesturction.at single fare for the round trip
plus fifty cents ion admission T ckets vii
be Aonored going on any tran. incladinl
Limited Express trains. on day Of issue. AM
good TO return nn'ii following Say Inclusive
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THE CEMETERY

Embraces tract of over forty acres,
ard Is located on the Concord pike, about
one mile from the city limits. 1t was
formerly the Cunning Bedford property.
No location better adopted for ceme-
terry purposes can be found in the
vicinity Of Wilmington. 1t is easy of
access by the pike at all seasons of the
year and is high and dry and overlooks'
the Delaware river and some of the finest
views Of BrandYwine hundred.
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The EVENING JOURNAL will take great
pleasure in delivering this Organ to
the most Popular Lady Teacher or Principal
of any school, public or private, in this
State, and the readers of this paper will
designate by vote to whom the Organ shall
be presented.
You can vote as often as you wish, and
send in as many votes at one time as you
desire, but each vote must be upon the
Organ Ballot cut out Of the EVENING
JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1890-07-21

Ir Is dangerous to tamper with irritating
liquids and exciting annifs. Use Ely's Cream
Balm. which Is safe and pleasant, and is
easily applied il cures the wsrst cases OF
catarrh, cold IN the head and hay fever. Civ
ing relief from the nFst application. Price
50 cents.
Evening journal., 1890-07-21

"A NEW female pursuit in the larger cities
is collecting billsn This Ia encouraging The
old female pursuit IN the larger cities was TO
run 'enn ap.-$orristown EerSl5s
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THg eAsgsALL woRlp.
The American Association.

At Louisville
louisville. .............1 Q 0 0 es s.
brooklyn. .4.. % Q 0 0 0 0 -
Base hits; Louisville, ies Drookyn- 1e Errors:
louisville s.; Brooklyn Z. batteries: Meaklm
and Ryan. Mccullough ar P.tz
Al Rochester
Rochester ..........s 80 . o os o. 9
Columbus .....,....o 0 0 0 0 o. 5
Base hits; Rochester, II; Columbus & lsr-
rors; Rochester. ;. Columbus O. Batterissl Tit
comb aud Green, Knapp and o'Connor.
AT Syracuse
Syracuse .............o o 100 o 0 o. .
Toledo. ......4.......0 o. 0 II
Base hits; Syracuse. =; Toledo. 4. Errors;
Syracuse, 2 Toledo. BATTERIES. Norrlaon aud
0Raurke HeRly aud Rogers.
At Gloucester, n, J. /
Athlstio o..............i o. 0 90 o 0 o.. Il
St Louis II. .......s q K, s.
Base hits; Ath letic, 3; st. Louis, lS Hrro4s
Athletic, "a St Louis O. Batteries 6ewnrd end
Robinson Stivetfs and Wells
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THE LOMBARDY CEMETERY

Is now an established fact. All the in
dications are that in a very short period
this will be the most popular burial
place of the community.
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Good Housekeeping.

Prison missionary, INV poor fellow, what
are you in here for2" Prisoner. For not
havin' enough political influence TO get me
outr-Life.
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DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are
the only genuine pennyroyal pills made.
Atdruggists and by mail, 81. Office, DOB N.
9th st. Phila. Ladies' beware of limitations.
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Hcwe'er the contest may turn out;
whichever in the iight may be
America would hardly like
To lose ils Behring; sec?
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ITEMS or INTEREST

An up-town girl does not believe IN the
American female idea that sentimental pAls-
ness ie beauty. Consequently on looking In
the glass the other niKnt and noticiEg bow
white her checks warc she WAS that surprised
they shortly became quite red. Times,
Poor slrl poor girl, 80 young, so fair,
and doomed to die 40 soon;
The seeds of death are scattered there,
And lsng before lifes Roon
This grass will grow upon her grave:
so friends In sorrow say,
e And think no power on earth can save
The dear ons from decay
Why do they think and talk Ike thisf Sim
ply because some OF her family have died
from scrofulous poisoning Of the blood. and
they see Indications OF the same taint N her.
Scrofula Of the lungs, commonly called Con-
sumption. is terrible disease, and II IS not
TO be- wo sdered at that they dread II. But II
can be conquered. The poison can bs driven
ont OF tee blood The tniDB can be eliminated
from the aystcm DIR Piereo's Golden Msdi-
cal Discovery has Gu ed thousands OF pci sons
who were sxpcc ed 70 fad early graves be.
cause there WAS scrofula IN the family"
/ ~Golden Medical Discovery is warranted TO
remove all blood d-taints from whatever cause
arising. II cares all scforuloue. skin and
scalp diseases, or money paid for IL VIII be
retarned.
"DoN'T you believe that history repeats It.
NV SECOND In ,rni5g sftsr bis nrriysi s'm
better on cooking questions than history, Mr..
Sharp,r answered that Arbit~r Of the human
afOmhch. lcoInp nplANantly; -Dnt Wn}f' some
Of the earlier martyrs died at the steak, TOO"
Times.
THE confidence ~ people who have
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, in this prepara.
tion, is remarkable. II has cured many
who have failed to derivs any good what
ever from other articles. For diseases
caused by impure blood or low state Of
the system II Is unsurpassed
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Yaatardar waa rnnI.

sROUsH ON WORMS" =" Sure Cure. go
ROUGH ON T0OTHACHE. 1bc. At Drug
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Onlya little rose bud
And yet how sweet to see:
For the other fello bought 10
And the girl gayeit to me

THR Children'a health must not be neg
lected. Culds 10 the head and snuiiles bring
on catarrh and lung affections. hly's Cream
Ia easily ,piipu into the nostrils. IL also
cures catarrh, the worst cases yielding 10 Il.
The trout they lie In the pool
Aud the Unthful fishermen 20 their way,
And lie Of their catches for many day,
v lille the trout they lie Ia the pool;
Times.
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VYfsEaanmaon. 9.asmrlnx Raouaa.

Egal.e exchanges of the Wilmington bszAr
- the clearing house to day were. Cles@
angss $780, l7S. 59i bslsaces slQ.27k1&
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PRRRIEn AND SNAIL ORANeE oar
BE BAD AT THE COUNTING kk0O@ %
%Hu 1YEM1BG o JOuE&ek
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eg-This handsome Organ is new and
will remain on exhibition at the Music
Rooms of FL. T. Robelen, No F1O Market
Street
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WE BEGIN

To tear up to day, but
while the front of our
store may be interferred
with, we will have an en-
trance on Sixth street and
shall continue to offer our
Clothing at the reduced
prices with the 90 per
cent discount off on Boys
and Children's Suits, and
10 per cent off on Mems
Suits on all cash sales. If
you want Clothing, and
want real bargains, come
10 Sixth and Market and
you get the kind of bar
gains that you'll be apt to
remember. Clothing of
the very best, but at only
nominal prices to close
out lots.
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Napoleon Industry.

Through the courtesy of Mr.. -- Britton
we we're shown on Saturday beautiful and
useful piece of mechanism, in the shape of
q combination chair. The invention and
construction of the chair is original with Mr..
Britton, and stamps him an inventor and a
mechanic Of no mean order. As reclining
chair it beats all contrivances We have yet
seen, and as an ornament to room is super
lor to the chairs generally now in use. The
construction of the chair, as we have said, is
original with Mr.. Britton, and he has built 1t
during his leisure hours at his oar factory.
He has combined features which can be found
in no other chair, all simple, yet in strict con-
formity with the rules or laws governing
mechanism. In all probability Mr.. B. will
place his invention on exhibition at our COM
ing county fair. 80
He also showed Us neat substantial camp
chair which he built, and which no doubt he
will have manufactured and in the hands of
the public, as it is demanded, the chair COM
bining neatness and durability.
Mr. Britton intends to apply his comhina-
tion chair to the use Of railroads, and who
knows but what there may be millions in il. ;
We hope there will be, for such genius is
worthy of reward.
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Teachers Institua te.

Henry county will hold the annual institute
atNapoleOn, Aug. 18th 10 92nd. The meet
ing promises to be one Of the most interest
ing that has ever been held in the county.
Supt g. W. Henry, of Leetonia, o., and
Supt. W. W. Weaver have been engaged to
do work at these sessions and list of practi-
cal every day questions have been selected
for discussion. so that every teacher is assured
something of immediate 6ene4t at every
meeting. 1t Is hoped that teachers will be in
attendance the entire week and add to the in
terest by personal work. Forboard or furth-
or particulars address w. W. Weaver, at Ma
poieon, or any member Of the committee.
Let every teacher work and come.
to " ~ Ex. OoMMrrTEE.
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Post once broken Into.

Ayoung man by the name Of DeBolier, of
Toledo, probably sixteen years Of age. who
had been for the past two weeks assisting
Harvey Emery on the telegraph line, was de-
tected in the act Of burslarizing the Napoleon
post Office at about midnight on Sunday last.
Jim Smith, night clerk at the Miller House,
detected o light n the postofice at chat hour,
and upon investigation found, that some enc
had entered Me ofice through The cellar way.
He placed watch oves the ofice, and vent
for Marshal Burns. Mr. Jones vas also Seni
for and landlord Blair, and Sheriff Barnes
reused up. Gu entering The cellar the bar
glar was found seereted hehind The door ana
was soon locked mp for safe keeping. I5e
had taken and fhrown away lot Of STAMPS,
and the only property found on him belong
ing 10 the post once was . lotof drawer keys.
He was taken to Toledo Monday in charge Of
U.S officer. 7te'S W. *si sfasS
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Fatal Accident.

On Saturday last young son of Robt. Cas-
teel, living near Holgate, met with fatal ac-
cident. He was leading young colt, having
the strap wrapped around his wrist, when the
animal took fright and commenced to run,
dragging the young man about forty rods,
fracturing his skull! by striking stump and
otherwise terribly bruising him. When the
stump was struck. the unfortunate boy was
hurled into the air and did not strike the
ground again for distance Of nineteen feet.
Medical aid was procured, but death relieved
the sufferer on Sunday. The accident cast q
gloom over the entire community.
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Every person who oontemplates purchas-
ing surrey, jump seat, single or two horse
buggy, spring wagon, or farm wagon are earn
estly asked to call and see John Miller at his
place Of business on the south side Of canal.
he will surprise you with the assortment and
prices asked. he has work running in this
county made twenty years ago, which speaks
for itself. KCall and see me, want to
show goods which are what they are repre-
sented to be, and at prices that will knock
sinister work in the head. All my work is
warranted, and ifyou will cali will show you
the material used and you will not wonder
.thstI warrant them and have no trouble.
W a sS - -. ss .ssg JOHN MILLER.
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Published by request.l
PuEnLo, Coz. July %, lS9

PUEBLO, Col. July ~, 1871.
FRIENDS AT HoME:-The fourth has come
and gone. and I suppose you all had q good
time. spent the day very well myself. /
went with an excursion party up to Green
Mountain Falls, Cascade Canon and Manitua.
All of these are summer resorts, and noted
for their fine climate, scenery, water and
fishing; springs of various kinds abound here:
Soda, iron, magnetic and many others. The
streams are fed by melting snow, and the
water is as clear as crystal. These streams
are continuation Of falls Of hundreds Of
feet; yes, I might say thousands, and it is a
mystery to me how the mountain trout get up
over these falls, but they get there just the
same. It is fine sport to fish for these shining
beauties, but they are cunning and shy, like
the crow on the limb, he looked at me while
looked at him.
There are excursions here every Sunday to
all the principal places; four from here to-
day. People live here for what life is worth.
Pueblo is of progressive turn of mind;
with all her amusements she has an eye to
business. Two weeks ago she started her first
electric street car with grand success. The
street cars run to the lake, which is three
miles in circumference. There is fine drive
around it, and horse racing is sometimes the
order of the day, as is also boat racing on the
lake, and crowds of people flock here on Sun
day afternoons. There is also large pavil-
ion here with one end projecting over the wat
er, but remarkable to relate, they never dance
here on Sunday. No parks here that are note
worthy. Shade trees and green grass have
not struck us very forcibly yet; we are depend
ing on irrigation for such luxuries.
We were surprised last night by fifteen
minute shower, the first for three months.
There has not been day for two weeks but
that we could see it raining in the mountains,
but it failed to get here. The weather has
been very hot for month or more; the ther-
mometer registered 100 several days, and has
run up as high as liz deg, but our hottest
term will soon be over now. For some rea-
son, which am unable to explain, a sunstroke
has never been known here. People general
ly have good health, and doctors have plenty
of time to improve their minds. In going
from the city up into the mountains one feels
as if he had changed worlds with some other
fellow. W. d. STEVENS.
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A Promisine Life Ended,

Our community were startled Sunday
morning to learn of the death of julius
Bernstein, which sad event occurred at the
residence of his brother-in-law, M. Kitner,
in Defiance, at 8 O'Clock on that morning.
julius died from the after effscts of the
grippe, which he contracted in New York city
during his stay there last year, and which
eliminated in perotinitus and death. Hehsd
but recently established himself in Defiance
and his business career commenced with the
brightest Of prospects, but truly in the midst
of life we are in death and no man knoweth
years, 6 months and II days, Just in the
prime of his youth, and was the idol of his
parents and sisters, and beloved by every
body, and his death cast deep gloom of
sorrow over the entire community. His re-
mains were taken to Urbana, ILL.,, for interr-
ment, where the funeral took place Tuesday
morning, the services being conducted by
Rev. Calisch, of Peoria, ILL.,, a Jewish Rabbi.
K. of p. services we're also held by Triumph
Lodge of Urbana, ILL.,, and Valiant Lodge of
SudIuPoABuy Aus Auo Eouhkuo WoEo dCSOm =
panied to their last resting place by Messrs !.
Brown and Miller, as committee from the
Napoleon K. of P. Lodge, of which julius
was member. The entire community con-
dole with the stricken family in their be-
reavement. The Defiance Crescent, in speak
ing of the death of Mr.. Bernstein, says:
Although but short time resident of De-
iance, he made friends Of all with whom he
came in contact. He was graduate of the
Napoleon Union schools and the valedictar-
ian of his class. As q member of 'F' Co.,
18th Reg't, he was gallant soldier and,
though very young, had risen to the rank Of
LIST Sergeant. On arriving at his majority he
became Knight of Pythias, and while it is
conceded-snd that the pride of Defiance
Lodge. its pater-that Napoleon Lodge is
second to none in Ohio, julius Bernstein bore
the reputation of fbeing among its very best
members. Napoleon is in a state of gloom
over this sad affection to the excellent family
of the deceased young man. The local K. p.
Lodge took charge of the funeral arrange
ments here for the brethren of Napoleon" /"
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Re Careful.

It is during the month Of August when We
usually have our warmest weather, and it is
also during this month that We are most LA
Bile to oyerdo and get sick, and especially
children are more liable to have diarhes.
dysintery, cholera infantim and akin trou-
bles than at any other season Of the year. ALI
who would protect their families good health
and guard against these diseases, should ap-
ply at Sanr g. Balsley's Drug and Medicine
House. They have Just received and placed
On sale new and fresh remedies which are sure
to do good work, and which can be relied on
as possessing ell the curative qualities claim
ed for, them, and when kept on hand and
used in time are sure to remove the difficulty
and place the patient in good healthy con-
ditiOn, 90 thath may 70 on In his daily avo-
cation with but very little loss Of time and i'll
feeling. 7SiHi
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The fsock coat will reign again during the
London season. His "worn open, made of
very rough cloth, oftepsst very woolly dark
grey and silk lined. The waistcoat Is double
breasted and Ont low" There Is said to be
a little hesitation whether waistcoat should
match coat or trousers. Hyoa want suit in
fashion leave yOnr measure and osdet with
George Hahn, the merchant tailor, and you
ore sure tcget Just what you want. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-31

Heller, Aller& Go. are pleasantly located in
their new quarters in the Yeager building,
and the firm are busy trying to I'LL orders on
file before the fire. The ''Bakern is to the
front and there is great demand for the
mills,
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TO YOUNG, MiDDLE-AGEn
AND OLD MEN

Suffering from EnermatOrrhoea, Impotency Qoss
OF manh0Od), or from weakness brought on hg
errors or indiscretiOnS In youth or over indui-
gence In later years, are given relief In sligEE
time. Relief Permanent. Abs0lnte Cures Guar
anteed AL cases strictly CONFIDENTIAL =
saaALL TvAsoRs, QANcgRe, ,y1AnIe,
eaoGR8, ET0ss removed without acids, knite,
pain or scar. New method, Electrolysis.
CATARRsss New Home Treatment, with
apparatus invented by the Doctor. Examine It.
Unsurpassed. Cheap m
GUARANTEE to cure every case of Dyspep..
Structure.
eay- I WIN give special attention to difhcult
cases and to cases other physicians have failed
10 cure.
bring two t0 four ounces Of urine iof analysis.
Address,
DRS. B. s. & co.
60 AAllGMrGnNa MICA
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Grand excursion from Napoleon. Sunday,
Aug. Sd, to Presaue Isle Special
train leaves Napoleon at 9:96 O'Clock a. m.
Returning, leaves Toledo att O'Clock p. M;
$1.25 for round trip, including ticket to the
Isle. Fl. L. KNICKERBocKER, Agt.
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The Out ON:

Hon. 8. M. Heller, to satisfy himself as to
what was in the talk regarding the Cut OF
Railroad project, wrote to President Newell
for information. Following is Mr.. Neweli's
answer:
Cleveland, o., July 26, 1880.
MI DEAR SR:-I have your favor Of the
25th. lam not in position to make propo-
sition for the construction Of the railway You
suggest. I have, however, said to parties at
Bowling Green, that if they would come ton 9
with q proposition to furnish $3.50 per mile
in aid Of the construction Of the line, / would
refer it to our Board Of Directors, and advise
them of the result. ss.a. .5,, rq
Very truly yours, os, ~, " N
! JOHN NEWELL, President.
To 8. NJ. Heller. ESQ.,, Napoleon, o. &
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There are too many boys and girls ranging
in age from u to 16 years. permitted on our
streets nights. They are many Of them liza
BILE to fall in with associates that will corrupt
and ruin their characters. It is the duty of
parents to be strict in this matter if they wish
to avoid shame and disgrace.