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was elected to I'll the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Capt. Scott. He
was born in Great Darlington, Mass,
June 18th, 1874, where he lived until
ten years of age, when the family
moved to Henry county arriving here
in the spring of,54. Heattended high
school from which he graduated with
high honor. The war breaking out
soon after, although at the youthful
age of II, he enlisted In Co. F., 6Sth
o. v. I. Col. H. s. Steadman and Can't.
w. w. Bowen. This was in the Fall
of '6l and it was In. April, 1865. that the
young recruit next saw home and
friends.
Company F and the 6Sth saw good
service and young Reynolds was strict
ly in it from the start, being at Fl.
Donaldson, Pittsburg Landing, Shiloh,
Battle of Little Hatchie, Siege of Vicks-
burg and others. 1t was while in
Sherman's Meridian Raid that he was
captured by the Confederates. Febru-
ary 10, '64 was the date of his capture
and from then until April, 1865, he suf-
fered thousand deaths in Anderson
vile and other southern rat holes
where starvation and disease were only
excelled in magnitude by the cruelty
from inhuman keepers. When the
subject Of this sketch was released, he
tipped the scales at rs pounds.
Upon resignation of Captain Scott,
Lieut.. Reynolds was elected Captain
of Company F., and reelected in 1872.
He is secretary of the Soldiers Relief
Commission and in him the soldier
has true friend. At the April elec-
tion, he received large majority for
the city clerk-ship, and on the same
day was rendered third term as a
member of the Napoleon School
Board, of which body he is now secre-
tary.
On September IL, 1866. he was mar
ried to Sarah E. Parker, a we'll known
and highly esteemed young lady of
Napoleon.
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the latter was elected, Undergoing q
rigid examination at Toledo, as re-
quired by new code ofrules, he ranked
close around the hundred mark in
grades.
He is Napoleon boy and was born
Oct. %, 1868. He attended the High
School in Napoleon, and later, three
years at Ann Arbor. In 1888 he re-
ceived an appointment to civilian
position on the United States Coast
and Geodet Steamer "Hassler.n He
held this appointment down year,
when, resigning, he accepted the assis-
tant collectorship under Waldorf in
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Sophrona Chain, daughter of Or.
Chain, of this city.
He engaged in the dry goods business
and the very reliable firm of which
he was member bought out the inter-
est of the senior partner Of Gillis &
Groschner, hardware merchants which
was afterwards sold in '73 to VIM.
Redderson, and. having sold out their
interest in the dry goods store the year
previous, w. L. Heller, Russell and
w. G. Coover entered In the hardware
business, buying out G. M, Smith and
A. J. Ulrich.
Later on WI. retiring, the firm read
Heller & Coover which was in turn
dissolved in 1856. The subject of this
sketch then spent two summers In the
west with intention Of locating there,
but returningin 'Ss bought out A. B.
Scribner and hassince remained In the
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he that Notwithstanding being burned
out and during financial crisis going
to the wall, he arose superior to the
situation and regained lost property.
In May '64 he enlisted in the 163rd
Regt. Company-O. Y. l., as End
Lieutenant with Captain Rantz and
lst Lieutenant Chas. Kahlo. On Dec.
%, '66 he led to Hymen's Shrine one
of Napoleon's handsome, accom-
plished and estimable young ladies in
the pc.aon of Miss Amelia Roach, the
result Of their union being two daugh-
ters, Mary and Lillian, and one son,
Henry, all of whom survive the Cap
tain who died in 1887, having sustain
ed stroke of paralysis several years
previous from which he never recover
ed.
Captain Cary was one of our most
solid business men and did much to-
wards building up the town, having
erected several dwellings and the Cary
Block which latter is monument to
lower Perry street. He was men,
ber ofmany societies, being one of the
few who have attained the 32d degree
in Masonry.
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COMPANY f,
Its Organization and Career Down to
the Present Time.

Its Organization and Career Down to
the Present Time.
Napoleon's company, F, was organ
lied as was the other companies, short
ly before the regimental organization
in 1877.
J. d. Norton was elected Captain;
II. e. Cary, 1st Lleutenant;Lew Wanp,
end Lieutenant; r. B. Heller, Orderly
Sergeant.
When the regimental organization
took place, Captain Norton was elect
ed Lieut.. Colonel thus necessitating
his resignation as Captain. Another
election was called and Lieut.. Cary
elected to the captaincy; End Lieut..
Wann, 1st Lieut.; and Orderly Heller
was promo ted to the End Lieutenancy.
From the very first, company F
showed signs of climbing rapidly to the
front. The officers were all thorough
ly posted on military matters and COM
petent drill masters. The company
has since been zealous and very partic-
ular to retain such material as officers,
Col. Norton.
The first captain of company f was
a prominent figure in Henry county
and the business circles Of North
western Ohio for many years.. He
started out in life poor boy and learn
ed the blacksmith trade. He was con-
sidered first class workman and soon
pressed to the front. He married a
daughter Of VIM. Sheffield and was
taken into partnership with his father
in-law In the banking business.
The firm Of Sheffield & Norton for
many years had the utmost confidence
Of the people and the surprise occas-
ioned by its assignment was general.
After the clash, Col. Norton and family
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The Situation.

A careful analysis of the bids on
Water-Works and Electric Lights for
Napoleon, which were received by the
board of Trustees on the Goth Of June,
shows a greater number ofleading repu-
table firms. probably, than can be shown
by any other city of five times the size
of Napoleon at any letting for the past
three years, where bids have been re-
ceived for public works of this charac-
ter. The solid financial record of Ma
poleon, had not little to do in bring.
ing men here from the leading manu-
featuring firms of the country, as well
as some of the most widely known con-
tractors. Another cause for this ex-
ceptionally large number of bidders,
doubtless was the prompt answering of
all correspondence by the engineer Mr..
]. B. Strawn; hundreds of letters have
been written giving information to
enable bidders to make up intelligent
proposals for material and work. There
were in all IA bids submitted and con-
sidered, as shown by the tabulation of
the engineer. For Electric Lights 8;
for Water Works 5; for the complete
combined plant 2; for Boilers 8; for
Engines for Electric lights IL; for fire
Hydrants s; for Valves 5; for Valve
Boxes Z; for Cast iron Pipe 5; for
Pipe Laying 5; for Special Castings
8; for Pumping Engines A; for Stand
pipe 4; for the pumping and Electric
Light Building2.
Aftera careful examination in detail,
of all bids for material and for labor,
the Trustees awarded the contract to
Edmund F. Sykes of Minneapolis,
MINI. for Water Works and Electric
Light Plant complete, for S49.467, ,-
Condition on the negotiation of the
Bonds.
The bid of Mr.. Sykes gives the Trus-
tees the right to select the very best
machinery and material bid upon. It
is but just to say that there Is no better
machinery made for either Water
Works or Electric Lights, nor better
material on the market in the way of
supplies entering into the construction
of plant of this kind, than is repre-
sented in what the Trustees now have
before them to select from; and with
the assistance of the consulting engi-
neer in selecting from the many excel
lent machines and supplies, the city
may rest assured that when the
plant is constructed 1t will be second
to none In the State. It may take some
time to determine upon the selection
of the best; but that is just what the
Trustees will strive to do.
The work done so far seems highly
satisfactory; and Napoleon is to be
congratulated on the hopeful outlook.
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AS a man ardent in the cause Of the
soldier, Captain Reynolds is recognIz-
ed all over the state, having been Post
Commander a number ofterms, a del
egate to National encampments, and
held the ColoneIcy OF the Grand Ar
my battalion Of this county. He Is
Dot only popular with his company,
but the whole regiment as well, hence.
1t is not unlikely that he will at some
future date wear epauIettes belonging
to the colonel OF the 10th Regt.,
which he can do with the best of grace
and competency.
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panies. Since Its organization down
to the present the regiment has lost
Wood and Huron and gained Fulton,
thus making nine companies.
The present coterie of officials of the
regiment consists of Col. H. G.. Bunker,
Toledo; Lieut.. Col. M. B. Lennon,
Toledo; Majors E. B. King, Sandusky,
and w. o. Bulger, Fostoria; Adjutant,
Frank Reckenbaugh, Toledo; Quarter
master. Karl A. Flickinger, Toledo;
Chaplain, M. L. Donahey, Napoleon;
Surgeon, Park T.. Myers, Fostoria;
Capt. Rifle Practice, Eugene e. New
man.
The regiments makeup is of the
following companies: A, Toledo; B,
Sandusky; G, Toledo; D, Fostoria; E,
Bryan; F, Napoleon; @, Wauseon; Fl,
Toledo; I, Clyde.
While the 10th does not boast of any
superiority over the other regiments,
1t does claim an equality and has no
difficulty in maintaining 1t. AT camp
Its appearance and work have always
been subjects for commendation. Its
members, both officers and men, are
of the higher walks of life and whether
in civilian or soldier garb are truly
courteous. They are all soldiers every
mother'sson of 'em, and while not as
yet having had occasion for actual SER
vice, beyond the Cincinnati riots in
1883, when the time does come, if it
ever does, the 10th will be In 1t wearing
as big a suit of fighting clothes as the
."Old Guard, of France"
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Capt. r. Scott, Jr.

OApt. IL, n. ScOttt Or.
was Capt. Heller's successor. He was
born In ! Huntington, Ind, Oct. 10th,
1866, and is the only son Of Gov. Scott.
While baby three months OF age
"Arkie' was taken south with his
parents, his father having teen APP
pointed military commander Of South
Carolina and later, Governor.
While thirteen years Of age he was
sent to the Michigan Military Academy
at Orchard where he attended two
years. His parents, when he was IF
teen, returned to Napoleon. and the
son was sent to Kenyon College,
While there he rapidly distinguished
himselfas a master Of military In all its
forms and soon became first military
instructor at Milnor Hall, the prepara-
tory department of the College.
Returning to the Michigan Military
Academy the following year, he gradu-
ated two years later. After graduation
he attended West Point for fourteen
months, and was commissioned Cap
tain Of Company F, o. N. G.. at Napo-
leon, June SO, 1885, making him 10
years Of age when be assumed control
Of the company. An examination of
the Adjutant's report will show that
Captain Scott was the youngest Cap
tain before, during, or since the war,
In the United States-an honor some
thing In magnitude.
In the fall of 'S8 Capt. Scott resigned
his captaincy and removed TO Hutch
inson, Kan, and engaged in the boot
and shoe business. Returning in 'S9
he assumed the management of his
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Cant. n. e. Cary.

He 10 whom 1t was allotted the task
Of transforming whole company OF
raw recruits into masters of the man
ual Of arms was Capt. H. E. Cary.
He was born In Wakeman, Huron
county, Ohio, January l4th, 1888. His
education was obtained from the COM
mon schools and In 1850 he embarked
Ia the mercantile business at Napo-
leon. For decades Mr.. Cary was the
leading grocer Of Henry county and so
thoroughly master Of his business was
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29

AT their county convention last FRI
day the Democrats of Defiance nomina-
ted the following excellent ticket.
Representative-John w. Winn.
Probate Judge Henry G. Baker.
Auditor--John A. Deindorfer.
County erkJos. Haller.
Recorders. A. Maxwell.
Prosecuting Attorney. B. Woods.
Commissioner Gro. w. Fuller.
Euryeyor-Fred Stever.
Infirnary Directors Frank Rid
nour, Obrice Ball, y
Coroner--J. D. Westrick.
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Democratic Senatorial Convention.

The Democrats of the 33rd Senatorial
District will assemble in the city of
Toledo, on
Thursday, August II, 1903.
at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose of
placing in nomination two candidates
to represent the district In the Ohio
Senate.
The basis of apportionment is fixed
at one delegate for every 100 votes and
fraction over so cast for VIM. A. Tay-
lor, candidate for Secretary of State in
November, 1892
Each county will ee entitled torepre-
sentation as follows:
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CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER overruled
the decision ofthe federal circuit which
issued an injunction restraining the di-
rectors from opening the fair On Sum
day. The decision means to certain
ity that the Worlds fair will be kept
open on Sundays and settles the case
for ali time. as an appeal would have
to 60 to the supreme court of the Unit
ed States, which does not meet until
October, when the fair will be ended.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29
hardware business.

hardware business.
In 's2 Mr.. Heller was elected Cap
tain Of Company Fand held that office
when the company was called TO Gin
cinnati to quell the riots. He was
commandero OF the local post two terms
and last April was honored by Gov.
Mckinley by, receiving an appoint
meDt as trustee Of Deaf and Dumb
Asylum az Columbus.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29

English Spain Liniment, removes al lizard
soft or calloused Jumps and blemishes from
horses, blood spavins, ,curbs, splints sweeney,
ring bone, ,stifes, ,sprains, all swollen throals,
coughs, etc. Save $50 by use Of one botte.
Warranted the most wonderful blemish cnre
ever known. Sold BY D II. Humphrey ,drurg-
Siss, Napoleon, O. dec 1882 1y
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2nd Lieut.. Will p. Tyler.

Several months since, I'd Lieuten-
ant A. E. Augenstein resigned, owing
to business cares, and special elec-
ton called to name his successor. AT
ter spirited contest in which AL.
Betz and w. P. Tyler were leaders,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29

Hon. JAMES M. ASHLEY and Hon.
Charles Foster left yesterday afternoon
on fishing trip In northern Michigan.
Mckinley didn't go. These fellows
never commit suicide over financial
reyerses. Toledo Netos.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TIME.
Sunday, July End

The Toledo, Sc. Louis Kansas City r. r..
Clover Leaf Route, new schedule effective Sunday.
July 2nd, gives to patrone three trains each wsv
between Blufrton and Frankfort. Two tra:rs be-
tween Button and st. Louis. One local train be-
twean Toledo and Frankfort. 0ne fast night ex-
press between Toledo and st. Louis, with Buffet
reclining chair cars, seats free, and Buffet sleeping
cars.
Improved service to st. Louis and west 70
Toledo and east, to indianapolis and various GEN.
tral Indiana points, to Lake Erie tourists points
Lakeside, Detroit, Pntin-Bay, etc. Don't forget
the date, July 2ds Call on nearest agent for par
tculars. O. @. JENKINS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Toledo, Ohio.
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DEMOCRATIC
State Convention.
Headquarters DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, June ID, 1893. J

BIZ Order of the Democratic State Central
Committee:
K The Democrats of Ohio are requested to meet
in delegate Convention In the city OF Cinc1nnatt
on Wednesday aud Thursday, August y and ~
1885, to place In nomination candidates Tor the tot
lowing offices, namely: Governor, Lieutenant-
Governor, Judge OF the Supreme Court, Treasurer
of state Attorney-General, Member of the Board
of Public Works and Dairy and Food Commits
sioper The basis of representation to said Con-
vention is one delegate for each 500 or each fac-
lion OF $50 or over Of the number of votes cast for
Grover Cleveland for President In 1892. All the
delegates to the State Convention shall be individu-
ally selected in the several counties of the State be-
fore coming to said Convention, as mass delega-
tions will not be recognized. Tho Democrats OF
each and every county are required to select and
name their local Committee of Organization and
report the same to their member of the State
Central Committee at the district caucus to be held
at 8 D. M on Wednesday, August o. In the Com
vention each county is entitled to the following
representation:
FIFTH DISTRICT.
''''''
Her .''"''.'''
Pauld1ng .........'....''
Putnam ..s'...''.'
van w ert .'..'..-..''
Williams '''''''
Totatal. .......... ~
@. D. Critics, Chairman.
W. T. WEAR, Secretary.
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THE numerous friends in and around

THE numerous friends in and around
Napoleon of Judge Baker, of Defiance,
will be pleased to learn that he has
been renominated for Probate Judge,
by the Democrats Of Defiance county.
The Judge has served his first term
with distinction and credit to himself
and party, as he has made an able and
upright Judge.
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Probate Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, hat Sophia Psnniue.
IN as Guardian Of George, Charles and Anons{
Pannine, has fled second account of her Guar
diHnship which will be for hearing and settlement
July "a, 1898.
NJ. DoNNELLY, Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29

THE Democrats Of Defiance county,
in convention assembled on Friday
last, endorsed Hon. D. D. Donovan for
Governor. If the nomination comes
our way Mr.. D. will surely be the nomi-
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moved to Topeka, Kansas. where he
has been in the railroad business. He
was Colonel ofthe 10th Regiment and
candidate for Congress and is very high
in the Masonic order.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29

Impure blood is the cause of innn-
merable maladies. Hence, one of the
greatest benefacati0ns TO humanity
was the discovery ofAyer's Sarsaparil-
la, which more than any other medi-
cine, has saved America from becom-
ing q nation OF inyalids.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that John wickenhiser.
1Nas Administrator Of David Younker. has nled
second account Of his Administration which will
be for hearing aud settlement, July II, 1893
NJ. D0NNELLY, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Dorcas Martin. "A
~ Administrative Of 6. I. Martin, has iled a
nrst account OF her Administration which will be
M. DoNNELLY, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice

NOTICE ID hereby given, that C. O, Young. "a
~ Guardian OF James d. Young has hled q Sec
ond Account of his Guardianship which will be for
hearing and settlement July "a, 1898.
III. D0NNELLY, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

N Office is her-by given, that Ferdinand Roes-
~ sing, as Executor OF John Hahn, has filed \
hrst account Of HIS Administration which will be
for hearing and settlement July "A, 1898.
NJ. DONNELLY, Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Elizabeth Bru-
4N baker, as Guardian OF Ella Brubaker, has 6led
first account OF her Guardianship which will be
for hearing aud settlement July "a 1893.
NJ. D0NNELLY, Probate JUDGE.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that Lincoln p. Col-
IN lier, GuArdiaL Of the estate OF Issae r. COL
hef, has nled hnai account Of his Qua rdians ship
which win be for hearing and settlement July "a.
1898.
.DoNNELLY. Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Jacob Hoffman as
executor of Henry sehall, has nled second ae-
count OF his administration, which will be for
hearing and settemet July "a, 1854
n. DONN ELY. Probate Jud0a.
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Notice Of Appointment.
Estate of Dietrich Mler, deceased.

TNHK undersigned has been appointed and quail
L. ned as AdmiRis TRAITOR de bonis NON OF the es-
tate of Dietrch Mier, late of aenry comfy, Ohio,
deceased.
Dated this 24th day of June, A. D., 1893.
HENRY R0HRS,
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list Lieut.. Frank w. ReIter.
He is Captain Reynolds fright
bower" and most efficient one does
he make.
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DenOcpatic-N Northwest.
DEMocRATrc TICKET .

JUDICIAL.
For Common Pleas Judge-M. D0NNELLY.
COUNTY.
Representative ]. F. MEYERS.
Probate Judge,--J. v. CUFF.
Clerk OF Courts-D.C O. BROWN.
Auditor--J. II. resi-.
Commissioner--M. REISER.
Treasurer FERDINAND R0ESSING.
Infirmary Director-C DITTMER.
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NAPOLEON'S PRIDE.
A Military Body Standard in All
Details.
co. +, 18th REGIMENT.
BIoGRAPHICAL SKETCHES of
Her OFFICERS;
Also of the Several Captains Since
the Organization.

Being the namesake Of frances great
warrior-he who never had a peer as
all round statesman, general and man,
Henry county's Napoleon can hardly
expect otherwise than to have great
ness thrust upon 1t In a military way.
Company F is and has long been
Napoleon's pride. From the date OF
Its organization In 1877 1t has always
held a warm spot in the hearts of our
townsmen and no signs are yet mani
fest of such interest for Its welfare to
lag. The excellent reputation 1t has
eourn is due, of course, to the praise
worthy cooperation existing between
officers and men.
The company belongs to the
10th Regiment, o. N. G.
This regiment was organized In 1877
with H. G. Neubert, ofToledo, Colonel,
and J. d. Norton, of Napoleon, Lieu.
tenant Colonel. Ten companies com.
posed the regiment from the counties
of Wood, Henry, Williams, Erie,
Huron, Seneca, Sandusky and Lucas,
the last named supporting three com.
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New lot of summer corsets Just in at Geo.
II. Rohrs & Bros. 2t
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby that J. r.. veigeI as execu-
AN tor Of Christian Veigel, has hled q second &C.
count Of his administration which will be for hear
ing and settlement July ~, 1888.
M D0NNELLY, Probate Judge.
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Worlds Fair Rates to Chicago, iii.
Via the baltimore a. Oh5a n ~

The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad will sell excnr-
sion tickets to Chicago, ILL.,. until October 31At,
1898, at very low rates. on account Of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition.
5th, 1893
The B. n o. r. B. rams trains- direct to the
Worlds Fair grounds.
Annex trains meet all trains at Rock Island
Jnnction In order to convey passengers to the
Worlds Fair grounds.
For further information call on or address any
3. q o. Ticket Agent or L. 8. Allen, Asst GeiT
Pars'r Agent, Chicago, III. jnes-T
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-29

H. G. GRoscHNER, Chairman.
E. N. WARDEN, Secretary.
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COL. J. D. NORTON.
Capt. g. E. Reynolds

fathers estate at which he is presently
engaged.