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~ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

LED BANK. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE AND
ASH ny LARK. BLI.M Az. SpRlSG LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT
Time table IN effect June % 1890 Trains leave New.
York foot OF b,ry..t 90 10. Is press 10 10
II Is a. m. / 80. 80 30 express. 30 $50 (ex
prtss) 30 eNpress). $40 D. III. sundays, 400, 5VV
Il. 90 y. on 49,,
From foot Cortland and Desbrossesscs., 80 7lo.
10 m. II 30. 10 cypress 40 express,
except Rcd Bank. 20 'Npress), 20, 100 p M sun
DAYS : 10. . IS 4. M > u p.
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asour
Park.
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Superintendent. icn'l Pass ACT. Penn
H. y. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass. Agent. c. r. r. Of y. J.
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Mem nblltailons.
UNITING AND CROCHET.
LIBRARY OF TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

KNITTING EXTRA NO. a. APRIL. 1880.
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terms and seventeen illustrations
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contains entirely matter Same size pamphlet the
enc published last year GO pages illustrations
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receipt Of IS
Address
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jnsirnrtion.
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ID IVERVIEW ACADEMY
IL POUGHKFFPSIE. Y. Y.
55th year Prepare thoroughly for COLLEGE ho Govern
Ynent Academies. and Busine... Military Dril.
BI~BEE AMEN. Principals.
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Endowed school for boy. Seventeen mile, from New
York. Ton resident seven visiting INSTRUCTORS
prepares for coll scientific school Has graduate"
in the leading colleges Military drill under /. .. Arv
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the T. s.. and department Il thoroughly oqup'd
Excellent LsbOraories for Individual work In Chemistry
ard Physics English required throughout The courS"
Location unsurpassed in kealthiulness. CHAS. SrrRIE
Y MOORE A R. lUhINarAL. Unah Ml-tnr.
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GUNNER CAMP. on Canandaifua Lake with coach.
> Ing for college examination. H. LEE Can'ndaRua
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II HE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL. OF ST. PAUL
Il l. 4 LII

SCMMFE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- At THE BRYANT SCHOOL. Roslvn. l.. l.. y. Y.
Overlooking L. / Sound. Send for illustrated catalogue
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GUNNER SCHOOL az Tho Peck,kill Military academy
- Location heaJthful and instruction eNcccnt
JOHN Z TILDEN. 4. NJ. ". b. Principal.
Ca,d for
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=. T. LUKF'S SCHOOL. BUSTLTTON. PA Noar Ih'la
- delphis hiShcass school Exceptionally hcahfrl lo
cation Delightful surroundings. Doing good work. Prenre
for any College or sent This year YAH"
HarVard Prime ton Special care q younc'r boy -
Number limited CUAS II. SIROtT. Pr.n.
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IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytowu-o hudson. y. y.
! a home school With Isnncd ,1l;anG.nss 6ui dings
prepared for Yale. HaIyl!d and P!.nc.ton ~
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rnn LONE nRANiM 0cEAN GEOYE.

FOR LQNt HHMNs u - :" - ? , tr,,'N 10 NC
For III Inland Beach. Scaerifh Moamouth B,ach long
20 ! 40 a. m SUNDAYS. o 30 =. N. l 700 =. m.
For Atlantic H!shlnds 30. 100 A. N. q go Satur.
days onlyl 40 80, 8 80 p m. Sundays 80 q ~.
90 p. NJ 49,, ,,....... IA
A. M ! M. 3 10 y. m.
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L boys arc members OF tir ian-t an. have M4iN4dua
teaching; Laboratories. +. b. KNAPP. 5. b.
ID ECTORI SCHOOL UNMDEN. conn.
IL FOR BOYS. $325-$375. Home Influences. thorough
school System. Extensive ground gymnasium, boat
house otc Address s.. II. L. ~ El,T>I MA. Rector.
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Railroads.


PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAIyS. .
Lave NEW YORK. foot OF Liberty.st. % follows:
Tor CHI9AGo, 3:-o y M, II - a. ~: s.oon
roF wHShiN4dN BAL0TSItM6REg0 o0 a. ~ Ii 80 80
an n" fa 100 d c,Se3 5o g a. no. Sunday l. 10 H.
Tkct Ga. 2oi tl5 and itp F tI@2 Fy5GT 99
hhIqbGf;rYRi 'Sia"5 t,a,f SioiI' t. Of j. ,0 o
T. + 0Difi.f. u cHAs. o. sCULL.
GcuI Manager. GenI Passenger Agent.
u f60i'ft 81 81 'fiRtRfy. ST. X0RTH RIVER
Tine , TaSls q JuPs 29 1879 est.b.o ,uoo
town MSac6 chunk wliSe.oarre $ rantcn. Geadfg,
I snda1. fof ha.,oa BShchem Hentown
Mag5S chunk. wIiEs,barre and scra,9t
town az and M Va thgnf % sunday; for Lake opa
cong Tsston, Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh Chunk and
6aa 10 T. S1 aaaS sd HnsF
Saagv a%bSrc Fases Mem wms
port Through BUFFET Parlor Car % W!llamspOrt.
pc.p III @ e"loT M.aeS thgnf; Reading iarrsGq,s
iottsve on Sg sun ,0r fa''oh' Bethlehem Allen
oTn NI"'h '9 1o a.ton Bsem Allentown March
chunk heading Ilorrl-bnrg Wkesbarre, Scranton. Tam
80 ~ NJ ioF FeninatOn, Lake Hopa.cong. EastOn
s2Sssy,c p ard glsmlnss,2n Mana,
.asqS asno3Rss sHs$l . At 80 H.
nd g. sa g. ros toq 80 si5 s$ 10 u M ssna.T
at ocean Grove q Asoury parsS,; IVY
sis. III a. N, 80. 80. 80, 73o m. Sundays
For ita9ewooi Tons River and Barnegat 400. sl5
a. Fcr Btach Haven Atlantic City vineland and Bridge
ton oi + frScnod 100 800 Sis liI5 a. H. 80 .3o
j s. h5S 30 90 o. 90 sS ID 30 % sun
da,s 4 n. ni y. N.
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TRINITY SCHOOL. Tivoli.on. Hudson. y. Y.
1 frbo pov ANI'S S1'APR CJ ApE II II Pc

i I"N, 10 > MN IIsNIsIN. d ID ItVTIIE
Assisted BY nyc re.iden; t,achers, Ioys and young
ties scientific schools FOR business. This shoo; onrs
the advantages Of heahful Location home comforts rst.
manners and the excltion Of bad boys
attentions parents looking for school whore they
with confidence place their Special Instruction given
in PHYSICS and Chemistry. The Twentyourh Will
commence September TO-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10


~ Charles Il. ]. Taylor, negro lawyer
OF Atlanta, who was Minister to Liberia
during the Cleveland administration, pro.
poses to take the colored voters of the United
States over to the Democratic party in a
body. Taylor has perfected a plan for a
convention, to be held in Atlanta next month,
to be composed Of one colored delegate from
each State in the Union. The purpose of the
convention. as announced by Taylor, is to
decide upon the best plan of preparing fig
ures to prove to the negroes of the country
that they have never received any favors from
the Republican party and never will receive
any. In an interview with the New York
Sun correspondent Mr.. Taylor sad that he
has visited number of States, north and
south, in the interest of his plan and every
where finds most of the educated and intelli.
gent negroes in full Sympathy with the move
ment. They begin to realize, he says, that
they can never hope to be more than mere
voting machines while they remain in the
Republican party. and that their real friends
are the Democrats. Taylor thinks fully L.
OOO,OO negro voters will vote the Democratic
ticket at the next national election.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10

:, ~ The estimated cost of construction OF
the Scott ditch No. 622 was $15,24O.29. Geo.
Russells fees for making the notices on the
Scott ditch was $22l.40, or not quite IL per
cent OF the cost of construction. Georoe
Rnsselin the Signal.
"Yes. "interliner" pocketed the 1921 and
odd cents after celebrating for months as
to the amount he should grab. He was itch
ing terribly to grab larger amount, Int the
gang said it would not do. he could "make it
up on something else." Recent events show
plainly that he is making it up" and while
he reluctantly took less than what he wanted
to on the Scott ditch he is getting even in
splendid shape. Taxpayers may look out
for tremendous pull at the county treasury
by Russell after the election, as he is holding
back his bills until after that critical event,
when honest people may rest assured they
will come in big enough, especially 40 when
hefinds out that the people of Henry county
has relegated him back to private life by
making yearling of HIM.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10

w-Is it any wonder that Toledo, which
has been misnamed the Future Great, does
not advance faster than it does, when one
sees so much quarreling and bitter sectional
strife within it's borders. No community
can prosper with feeling kindred to that
which exists among the cit izens of Toledo.
1t not only exists in social and business re-
lations, but politically also. Quit your
quarreling among yourselves, oh, ye citizens
OF Toledo, and there may be hope for your
city yet.
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"IIet EN- Dump."

Here is a "maiden speech" of Hon. Charles
McClammy, of North Carolina, in Congress
last week, on the question of the free coinag,
of silver. Il is a corker:
Mr.. Speaker, il is said. as an argument
against the free coinage of silver, that Eu.
rope and other countries will dump their
silver upon this country. Listening to this
argument was induced to reflect that the
countries would not dump their silver with
out consideration therefore. In other words
would not dump for the fun of it. II, then,
they do for consideration, what is that to
be, save and except it be our products outside
of silver? =.
Must it not be the products OF our farms,
our mines, our manufactures? Then, de-
ferentialfy, Isubmit-
For our wheat let them dump.
/, For our corn let them dump.
Let them dump for our provisions.
Let them dump for our wageworkers, in
field and mine and shop.
With this dump we can pay OF our mort
cages and overcome the influences depressing
the energies Of our people and absorbing
their resources to the point of bankrupt
cy.
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-ty Ex-Auditor !. Webster reports that
Henry county owes the State $1058. He does
not charge that the officials have applied the
funds to their own use, but shat 10 Is simply
q misapplication Of the money to the wrong
funds. Delaware Herald.
Thus is Russell's (ths Republican Auditor
of Henry county, game to make capital for
himself by having the Democratic officials
investigated, knocked in the head. The in
vestigation has cost the county considerable
money and the taxpayers will vote under-
standinely, He isdespIssd ~ Republicans,
as wellas Democrats, end~e have DO hesi-
tation n saying that should be ever again be
nominated for an Office in that county be will
be defeated BY the biggest majority of any
man on the Repubiican ticket. Even in
politics, M. Russell. Il pays to play al honest
game Wauseon Egpositor. = : ~7
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10

H"Interliner George" is making an e1
cellent record as tax abater. About all Re.
publican party friends and those in with the
gang have to do is to come forward and ask
for an abatement order and he gets 1t. ONLY
last week this reform ~ auditor abated Se.
tween five and six hundred dollars of the tar
Of the rich Narrow Gusge Railroad corpora.
tor, land there is scarcely day passes but what
the treasury is made to pay back money that
has been paid into it, much no doubt without
the semblance of right or justice. Why, not
long ago, one or the rich and influential
friends of the Republican gang had some
$500 of his tax abated which Democratic
administration refused, because the tax was
right and Just! "Interlinsr George" has well
earned a new name, and we now dubb him
the champion "Tax abator." Come, ND all
ye rich Republican gang and friends, and get
your abatement orderl The question very
properly arises here: Does 'Tnterliner"
travel free on the Marrow Guage?
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4 SALE OF BONDS!l
coUETx AuDfroR's 0TFIcx, HKxnx Co., q. "A
NAPOLEON, Ono, June 2tth, 1850, I
y EALkD propoaals vi Be recaEed Il The nfics Z

coUNTx AuDfroR's OTFIcx, HKxnx Co., a. ~
NAPOLEON, ONO, June 2ith, 1880
g EALED proposals vii be received st the once of
In Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio, until
H.. Friday, July 1ith. 1880, II
e o'eloef p m, for the purchase OF . series Of
Henry County Ditch Improvement Bonds, 10 Be
know as the Scott Ditch Improvement Bonds and
described q follows: Eight bonds Of One Tholsand
Dollars EACH dated July Ist 1880, and bearing inter
est a the rate OF six per cent per annum payable
semtaunualIy on the 6rzt day Of February ara Aug
ust Of each year after their issue with Interest coT
Rons saensd the total par value Of said bond. be-
pal payable at the office Of the Treasurer Of Henry
county OHIO, st Napoleon, Ohio, said bonds to be-
come due as follows: il.
Two ThOSsand Dollars tsaOOO) on The irst day of
Two thousand Dollars tsaUCO) on the nrst day of
Two Thoasand Dollars tssoOO) on the nrst day Of
Two thousand Dollars $4,000, on the irs. day Of
August 1895.
Said bonds are issued for the purpose Of raising
OF the construction Of Henry County Ditch No. 622,
and known as the Scott Ditch Improvement pur-
snant 70 Sections SAP 4isi and 4tS2 Of the revised
County Commissioners Of Henry county Ohio on
the 20th day Of June, 1890.
Said bonds win not be sold for less than par value
Bids should specify the number Of bonds bid fer
the Amount OF premium offered, the amount OF ac-
crued interest and the aggregate amount including
all said bonds bid for and each bid shall be sccom-
panied with check Of deposit or accepted draft Of
nve hundred $500 dollars, on the bank Of J. G..
Saar Co., or David Meekison's bank, Of Napoleon,
onto, a guaranty that II the bid Is accepted con-
tract Will be entered into and the bonds bid for
taken by the party so bidding.
or all bids.
.. Al. sAYaERs,
GEO. DAUM,
WIN. ZIER0LF,
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Gravel Road Improvements /!
Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that the Csnnty Com
~ missioners Of Henry County, Ohio, will n
ceive sealed bids up to
Friday, July 18th, 1890,

at one O'Clock p. m, for the work Of grading and
graveling the following roads In said county to.wt
1. The Bryan Pike in Napoleon township, com.
mencing ae the line between Sections and OF
Napoleon township, and running thence North
westerly through said Section to the North line OF
Napoleon township, dist lance Of one mile ana
about ten rods. and there terminate.
2. The Bryan Pike in Freedom township com
mencing on the line between Section OF Napoleon
township and Section SO Freedom township. and
RAINING thence nOrth-westerly through Sections a.
and 81 OF said Freedom township to the west line Of
said Section 31 far enough to intersect that part
Of the Bryan Pike already gfaveled by RidgeYille
township, distance of about one mile and one
hundred and ten rods, and there to terminate.
Plans and specifications for said work will be In
the ofice Of the Engineer Of the Improvement or
on file ct the County Auditors office, in Napoleon,
Ohio.
Each bid must contain the full name Of every Der.
son fnerestedin the ne, and must be accompanied
by deposit Of $500 with the County Auditor, and
an agreement that II the bid Ia accepted contract
will be entered into together with bond for the
County Commissioners, otherwise the amount de-.
posted to be forfeited to the county.
Upon the non-acceptance Of bid or the entering
into Of a contract and bond upon an accepted bid
said deposit Of $500 will be returned to the respec.
tive bidder.
All bids must be written In ink. The Csmmis-
sioners reserve the right to reject any all Bids
A.J. SAYGERS,
GEORGE DAUM,
VIM. N. ZIEROLF,
Commissioners OF Henry County, o.
HENRY KoLBE, Engineer. -. -
Napoleon, Ohio, July 7th, l890.-2w
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COUNTY AuDIroR's oFFIoE HENRY Co., o.
NAPOLEON, OHIO, June Path, 1890.
g EALED proposals will be received at the ONCE
- OF the County Commissioners, st the Court
house. In Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio, until
Friday, July ftth, 1890.
Ct O'Clock p. M, for the purchase of series of
Henry County Special Road improvement Bonds
as follows: Twenty-six (26) bonds OF One Thousand
Dollars $4,000 each, to be known as Napoleon
Township Gravel Road Bonds; and Nine (sl bonds
Q. one thousand Dollars $1,000 each. to be known
thtrtynv (35l bonds, the total par value Of said
bonds being Thirty five Thousand Dollars ($35 0OO)
said bonds 70 bear date Of July LIST, 1890 and be-
at the pleasure Of the Board Of County Commission
ers OF said county at any time after ten years after
Date to bear at the rate Of ve per cent per
annum, payable semi-annualy, with Interest eou-
pons attached. Interest and principal PAYABLE at
Napoleon. Ohio.
Said bonds are issued in pursuance of an ac. of
the General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, passed
March 2ith, 1885, and accepted by majority OF the
qualified voters Of said Napoleon township at the
regular election held on the 5th day of April, 1885,
and accepted by the qualified voters Of said Free
dom township at the regular election held on the III
day OF April 1890, and by virtue Of series OF reso-
lutions adopted by the Commissioners Of Henry
county, Ohio.
Bidders viii be required to specify the number
OF bonds bid for, the amount Of premium OFFER
90 and the amount OF accrued int crest and the ag
gregate amount including accrued interest and pre-
mium which Ia offered for all said bonds bid for,
and each bid shallbe accompanied with check Oh
deposit or accepted draft Of one thousand tSiO00
dollars, on the bank Of J. @. Saur Co, or David
Meekison's Bank, Of Napoleon, Ohio, as guaranty
that II the bid Is accepted contract wi be entered
into and the bonds bid for taken by the party 90
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,
-., '.'t- GEO. DAUM,
--, t W. N. ZIERCLF,
Commissioners of Henry county, Ohio.
GEO. RUSSELL, Auditor, Henry county, D.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10

EDay By day the citizens Of Henry coun.
ty are becoming convinced more and more
of the inefaciency Of our Republican reform
Cd county auditor. His records are not only
bungling. but are alive with errors, especially
30 arethe books furnished the real estate as
SCISSORS this spring. Many of these books
contain mistakes which shov gross careless
ness Of the auditor and will cause consider
able trouble to property holders and tax
payers in the future. The bungling is forc-
IDLY shown In the books of Liberty township,
which are full Of errors and mistakes,
many of which have been corrected by the
good and efficient Democratic assessor of
that township. The incoming auditor, who
will without doubt be q Democrat, will
have his hands full correcting the mistakes
made during the administration of "Inter-
liner George" the reform (2) Republican
county auditor. Russell should get another
tutor at once. Webster taught him how to
charge, now let some one, at the expense of
the couty, theach him efficiency.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10
Notice to Contractors.

CEALkD proposals will be received ct the ONCE
~ OF the clerk of the board Of education of Hsrri-
SON tp., Henry county, Ohio, until ~ o'clock, ak
poons on the 18th day of July, 1890 for building
school house on the lot situated in sub dist. Mo- g.
OF the Aforesaid township, according to the plans
and specifications on file In said ofhce. Each bid
must contain the name Of every person interested
In the same and be accompanied by sufficient
guaranty of some disinterested person, that If the
bid Ia accepted contract will be entered into and
the performance Of IL properly secured. The bid
for each kind Of material called for by the speci-
fcations must be stated separately and the price of
each given, and the price of labor must also BE
separately stated None but the lowest responsible
bid viii be accepted, and the boaid reserves the
right 10 reject any or ell bids I. s "a HI M
By order of the board Of Education.
JuDei9-# . ii I. NJ CLICK, Clerk.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-07-10

~Our unchistian like treatment of othel
nations by the present Republican admins
sration is having its effect. The Cincinnati
Post says: .....,-
France which has thrown her ports open
to the world with more freedom than many
other European nations, is showing a dispo-
sition to increase the duties ON imports in re-
taliation for the restrictions imposed by us
upon her products.
The Chinese, too, it is said, are considering
the question Of excluding Americans from
passing the Chinese exclusion law.
Both these threatened dangers are the
natural outcome of our policy in dealing
with these foreign governments, and the
people of France and China cannot be
blamed for treating us as we have treated
them. ,.@