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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Martin Ruiz, yecino de esta ciodad, an
daba Ia otra noche hecho una panoplia te-
MIA encima un revolver, una pistola cinco
capSulas, un puhal, una navajo, I'm cocoma
caco una manopla y otras armas,
\ como result6 que no tenia autorizaci6n
paia usarlos, un policia lie mett6 los mo-
cAoS con el otro mocho que portaba, y le
condujo al parque de Lerma.
No hay duda, este Ruiz es un valientel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
Vieques, Agosto 2s de 1894.
Sefior don Mariana Abril.
Ponce.

Ponce.
Mi estimado amigo y correligionario:
Los amigos,de esta insula que, cual la
Barataria tiene tambi6n su Sancho Pan
"a, (aquf Requetf), me encargan felicite
a La DEMocRAC1A, por su valiente y
gallarda actitud en- esta epoca de con-
ciertos y de debilidades.
A esa felicitaci6n uno yo la mia, in.
signifcante, como mia al fin, pero que
to demostrara que pienso hoy 10 mismo
que pensabs en- 1881, cuando desde Sa-
inas me ayudabas td, en- las columns
de H Agente, glorifcar al soitrapa de
Anecto Caballero, hoy jefe de negociado
de 81 clase
Y como esta felicitac6n debe ser
acompaiapa de algo positive, te remito
una nota de cinco nuevos abonados q
LA DEMocRACIA.
Un abrazo 4 Luis, y es tuyo amigo
afectisimo y correligionario. o.-Jos6 AL
dea Berenguer.
AL leer con detenci6n sus valientes y
mobiles articulos "dY Ell Pais?' y ola
Triplice", no podemos menos que hacer-
lie una felicitaci6n LENA de amor pa
tri6tico, deseandole vida larga y feliz
para que pueda defender los derechos,
que q nosotros, pobres colonos, nos per
tenecen; estamos 4 su lado para cuanto
SO ofrezca.
Una vez mas, hemos pensado que es
usted tanto como ell senior Abril, los
que defender con gran ahinco las ideas
regionalistas; iadelante, pues, y atras
los monopolios.. Jose A. Velez, Longi.
no Vega, Jose 5. Vega, Luis Rivera
Lopez, Euclides Velez.
Pulguillas (Coamo) 25 de Agostc
de ls94.--Sehor don Luis Muiioz Rivera
-ponca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Por el Gobierno General fu6 nombrado
sargento do la seco6n de orden p6blico dc
Mayagiez el cabo Gaspar lrizarry Cuasenet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
RECoRTEs

Mas queremos yer q los quo hemos heoho
bien, que q los que nos 10 han hecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Mas dficil es disimular los sentimientos
que tenemos, que tngir los que no tenenos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
Aguadilla, Agosto 26 de 1894.

NorA.--A pesar de que no pertenece.
mos al grupo de los favorecidos dc la
fortuna, estamos dispuestos ayudarle
con nuestro obolo material, de acuerdo
con nuestra situacion; pues LA DEMO
CRAClA debe contar con un protector en-
cada puertorriqueno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Ell dia 2 del corriente qucd6 habilitada
para cl seryicio piblico Ia estaci6n telegra1-
ca de la Carolina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

I'm banquero da un esplendido almuerso
despues dc la boda do su hija.
De pronto SO 10 acerca el yerno y 10 dice
al dido:
Me parece que la cantidad que listed
ACADIA de entregarme no representa- 10 dote
que me habia usted prometido.
-Si, hombre; sino que usted olvid6 elaH
por 100 de comision.
La seforita R. es fea como un denoni0,
y su madre no cesa de repetir que su shija
tiene un million de dote.
Un indivduo a quien lie proponian Ia mn
chacha, exclam6:
--Pero ESQ no es dote; ESQ Ga una indeua-
nizaci6n.
MOLECULAs
Es en- question dc amores el hAstio
la maquina neumatica
que en- nuestro coraz6n hace el vacio.
Cuando 80 comen ostras en- tu CASA
to veo cogerlas
meter tn boquita entire las conchas,
me explico e nacimiento de las perlas!
Juan B. Ubogo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Hoy 4 las tres de la tarde ha sido puesto
en- libertad nuestro qucrido director don
Luis Mufio2 Rivera, mediante fauza de
$1,000 prestada por suserici6n alberta entire
el comercio de cSta ciudad y la Playa
Felicitamos al compahero la ycz que da
mos las gracias mas eSpresiyas todos los
que su eXcarcelaci6n han contribuido
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
Ponce.

Querido paisano: Aver felicitabamos
al dlgno ! virii Mufoz Rivera, y hoy lie
toca eI turno d usted.
Su articulo "Puntos y comas" de LA
DEEocRAoIA de aver nos ha henchido
de verdadero entuslasmo patrl6tico. Els
un trabajo llpno de decoro y yalentia,
que ha de arrancar placemes al coraz6n
puertorriqueho.
Asi Sc escribe, amigo Abril Asi SO
lucha por el derecho y la libertad, CON
ira la falange de los explotadores y los
tiranos!
TEMPO es va de que la maltrada
Puerto Rico despierte, y conozca bien &
sus eternos verdugos; q esos que, nu-
tri6ndose de sus entrai1as, la arruinan,
la vejan y la oprinen con saila inmensa.
Adelante, pues, que el sol empieza q
eclipsar para el brutal despotismo, y no
esta distante ell dia en- que, sobre sus mi
seros despojos, oudee gloriosa la bande-
IA de nuestra cauSa.
Con hombres como usted y Mufoz
Rivera esta garantizado ell triunfo de la
Libertad.
Ell pals liberal; el que ha sabido sos-
tenerse en- ell mismo puesto; ell que NO
ha transigido nunca con las desver
gdenzas de los ap6statas; el que no ha
celebrado pactos indignos, en- ningdu
tempo, con los adversarios, esta con US.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

(CUENT0)
A LA Democraeia"
mi buen compaf1ero--
10 van q rajar
con tanto seouestro.
Va SO lleva cuatro
-ly adnle idan 81 sexto!--
FL primero fu8. $50,
lvamos no me aouerdol
Sc que hablaba muoho
de algo dc concerto,
y que enfurecido &
el tlscal poncefio, INV
tomo la tizona,
VI so fu6 derecho
donde el periodista.
Miren ESQ -. pc. re
Puntos suspensivos; A
quo prosiga el cuento.
Ell segundo fu6. ~. M
icaray, qne no acierto.
Pero hablaba mucho
y bastante r6cio NJ
de aquello mismo n
lde uQuello, dc AQURLLoi
Y decia que aqui
'todos son muy buenos
mas 81 llega el caso
Sc tragan doscientos
mil, y dan pase
a cualquier. 1. ,silenoio!
''..''.. .'..
Puntos suspensiyos,
y que siga el cuento.
Ell tercero fu6.
iAh, va recuerdol
porque su cronista
future acad6mico
invent6 una Erase
que estd dando jusgo
y que saborea
la gente del pueblo
porque bien 10 explioa
10 que es un. ;, .,silenoioI
,-.r,&....,,,
Puntos suspeasiixQs.
y que siga ell cuento ~
Ri cusrto !. !ya caigo, a,
el cuarto secuestro y
fue. :. .porque dijo
algo de un becerro
que resulta un toro
con tamaiios cuernss;
un toro muy gIande
imuy grande! y tremendo,
q quien gusta mueho
fajar en-. :. isilenoio!
Puntos suspensivos
y que siga el cuento.
70 lanento mucho
10 del compafer0
y por decontado. -.
lsilenciol isilencio.
Otra vez que pueda,
--cuando Gamble 81 tempo, :
va dire 20 a ustedes
Ell final del cuento.
La Voz de la MontoA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Ha sdo puesto en- libertad nuostro estima
do amigo don Nicolas Lopez do Victoria di
rector de E Diario Popular mediante Ii
lianza de 526 pesos que prestaron en- efecti
vo los sehores don Francisco Banes dor
Joaquin Tornabell que llevaron al preso Q
mandate de excarcelac6n.
Lo celebramoS infinite.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Las amistades renovadas exfgen mes oui-s
dado, que las que nunoa SO han perdido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Aguadilla, Agosto 81 de 1894
Senior don Mariana Abril.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05
LA LOGIA "HIJOS DE LA LUZ"

Constituida en- Yauco bajo IA juriSdicci6n
de la nauy Resp. Or. Log Sob,
de PNsrto- Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

Ell seflor Argjielles alcalde de Abonito,
c6lebre por 10 estu dioso ha sido NOM
brado Subinspector de yiglancia en- San
Juan, pasando conigual cargoa Arecibo don
Baldomero Alvarez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-05

dad0, que las que nuhoa Sc nan Perdlu0.
I'm hombre que do nadie gusta es mds in
feliz que el que nadie agrada
REVlSTA COMlCA
(CUENT0)
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a rev 5cir1n <nr n,ctIIte,,ts.

a gnopnrtnerHilp Inns bDsn furmad this
day betwesn the we'll known nrchitsEtB
e. Il. FrRnzhsim md M. f. GieBeE
Both members of RbDTe firm are wall
known to orr ,nftizeng, md we Join with
our renders I'm wishing nhem BuucsBs.
Mr. ErRnzhsim, alter rears OF study,
has become q moBt REIllfm End Ertisfic
designer, -as his work on u igreRt mHnv
handsome BtruGtures in this city and
vicinity VIII show. Mr. G7ieBey lis
known aH n Bkitlfm architect who has
8tudied Ell the ,detiills of his profession,
and his practical knowledge of zrch11-
tsrture VIII be Of grant Nalne I'D the new
firm. With RnGb combined talaut they
ara well prepared to furnish artistic de-
Bigns OF ell clRssas pI bn1aings. md any
work entrusted TO than viii lbs cnrefnllF
designed and The interaBts of their
clients viii be fRfffhfuIlr looked aftar.
The Office Of the new firm VIII bs IN the
library building in the rooms now pe-
cnpied By Mr. FrRnLheim.
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. .n,H 8 4,RElNR es9R4tsElIlItsls.

yyVnFtS lsr,ia ySF,eSt sSss
.s-'t1'H : ,nrrttn1.s HssnaiSee, zee.
ttti1e mi af1unmitnse aas ttraSSeseeis
,finyt tnnutinns wore neraistd rs itettoNSs = J
DiugerIl8rns.. Ms fnpUss cof lsasa SUI
rups. .z,,5.,i,,.ss
TTFnEnUwD, Dne ltut nf iSecehi-'tt''N1
CnlnSiiing. fSs.,sSd
aatgriiry tn1iiy I'D Ehnse Nilo siis9 'fo ,,.
t.e-:ifiirrrtt.s fYDm ttte uity Ioeaftss
fiIlinr InBm 40 gnptis. MOT "a i.oM NJ b..
f+hese <nbisutsd ttp 1giSing
mnuding tsns tcash. Lit lis sstlnn. me-,
!3nw,,ver, william tine pTtioTe are S2l.e.A
,nut tthat .ttay urs 10 he paid IN pro ..
Visions cnr other Htnres, 1t us Lfsnll& -
tecftled utivnutnge tthnse islntlia.L{ ~ ~
want 10 may thsm lin sanntts ntistnao -.
tcnah, fnr tthey;urs aivpn mt iteesC -
cent more stuff .hun SStlairsnioney 1''ntiao
thuy in u Hture, i;,,,,,,sH
TWENTY-FIVE rmnre tsictsnts wore tiss''1o>t
passerapy Efnr wznrk Dn thn sssrht,ts: "a.
7Nhe man WIN ihnye wInrtlen LOT ,!.3 ,< s.l
fbpurd pf prThlic works will ine ipalo 10
tfiuy mt this CITY sclarkss office @elle pay
roll :urt-s,gats.s ESS4gD no.
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e:orpprntion! E.1nceinnel.

The West Tirginin TphRuop Company
held its annual sapGkhold ers' msstinr
board of directors: a To9nGk. @. T.
BrandfRaa, II. L. LnoH, Z. W. EGhnefar
%. L. Ret cliff, John %, Stroble and
William KinhaGh. The showing 1nnde
IN Ihe annual reports wna the bast IN
the history of the company.
The Etnckhplaers OF the Whealins
Stock Yards COMPANY held their IN.
uef3 tnestinE Fasterdur and re-elected
tbs old tnnrd Of Directors, L ZoeEk1sr,
u. 6rhank, Chris aoflnEpn, Otto Hess,
George Iaeckiers Chris KR1tGtzer
EfalEeln Bny.ha- The board Of dirachorl
INST ana reurgEn1zed, and slecied L
EoenElsr- president. II Echenk Tics
presldeof. William BREha Eeasnrsr and
2 -E1tlneFer BecretGrT-
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tynrfl 3fvom p53nnlirnitttnpnrnn.

rp.tte Hcitto-,Dftkts 1Ilt9ttss1tc:-.
Brn;-!In -fiuyiB iiHaus Df the atagssti e
!pnard .pppaurail. HiEuBa iiy Crnainlinet las;
,nffiniaia, nbjarsing 40 the EpnTrhn4aan snt
lrull from nInnnngih and floE 7.t 'al
,ninss ib1 the rsiihf Gommrstee. 1u AZ
aires Ii ntinratunt ;thnt shsy,tii mt IN
tend tp intiia5 Amy injury cor Il1lltlsSles
IN tbs nnal iminsrH spf WlhaailpS Wnhn
-fhev Ihoue.tt uoul irDm Atr. RlnrBhalm
ar tho 4Eonnnuuh nnmpauy. 1t WINS
plural iron n IbnaiusHs Btnndpn1nt S 51.Ltl
The ,cnEl WINS ruurEhpsH6, nB tthoae S sT
lrnurDu1iit.s ware tths first TO Icnme I'D 1hs
rescue nf tihnae i'm need nj tnsl by gen ~
,arnus contributions. Knowing TINT the
yresnlIrcae at ihnnd wore annuhqunts 40
meet .tha ,tlamnutis nf the naaty. 1T me
came urgent on the lGDmniittae I'D !HtE nm
its tenareies 20 rot III pnHaible the Wnitle
nf rnwu Sttollnrs dpr nne, any pDrt IN u
!stnrm rs unacceptable I'D n .stIlpE.rhrksn
crew. spit iB with the rslte1 r t!
tsemen in their Junl1lsuHnut l1nHI6tonH'
:RMTEF N1DNMrTrEEn4EE.
7FTHssii7ln .Jc,ltLlurB IL
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4ntepena.n4 rdsrlsootl ,ram,,lara.

AspB1ttng upntest took q5lnneun Tues
day evening Mt BsllRire lbarwesn Esnry
Cfnnp hodge of that place, and Mil
Ui1y lodge, of NLhaaling, tine Wihealing
hodge beins Iiictorioua. Is lnrre num-
iber of Good TemnlnrR from Whasling,
Bridgepor-7' and Ballnire ware lrrensnt,
and Ri seemed TO enjoy thalnRsixae
thoroughly. Afshr the Gplltest w:RR over
sides ware crhuaan and I'll fhe memharf
ipartiCipRted IN nm I'LL round spaIins
lbaa, The nHair was q grand BuuGaaE
DhaBe BpelGng Goltesta 5Rre bringing
about great RociRblltty among the dill.
3srent lodges IN rfIIis vicinity
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.nnrrr .,lIan,nnsO nnd.

Jerry COlemens ,tliad mt his hums fpul
miles west tDf Bridgepprt might tbafpre
Inst, ;aged tiffty+5hrae. ELe wnB well
known hare fnr weara, and in lutte wears
His rnad ihpuBs over the river lnacRme NE
well known EIe wns u nenhew nj chs
Hun. Shsrrnrd iClemsnR, SunGe congress-,
imnu from this ,diHtrint. and n tdiRtnn1
Gunnarsion 1of t!9hlnrk Twain "-snnns
L. OiemauR. EfiB pnnulnrrties were
many md pronounced. He lind hnnn
nniinHafid ifor yenrH, aud was kept plipf
only by the drss uBe H The lmpBt puHfbr.
ful medicines.
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rnnr w,,r,, NlopinE.

Maaterduy WinGBnt tGoffnsr, the Dane
who @ns mp IN the rpohne nnurt Ihe
other day for nRannlt ON n mun, IN II
sqnarral about che man'B wis, rH.nB Again
ARRESTED, with the womnn. Whey ware
ut the Baltimore IS Ohio rtRfinn Ibpuf
to slope 4Cinffnar AMID ne wne going I'D
Chicago and the woman to II1tBburgh,
ibrrt their lhRggage wna 0haGkad tip
sgpfhsr, and thare was mo yanuhr of their
Gntsution itp go ,nwnv tpgethnr. 1dow-
ever, Ehsy had WiolRted no West Viz
g;iniu law, and :nFtsr being tdetuinnd nj
police handQuertsrs awhile, The gotticers
!lnd TO lat them Eo.
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d
To 3Fslupnrs a,utlEe a o. H. ~. irt Enc
9Opnru HntIEa'
This evening mt the OphrA 8DuHe a
fine Ihuunar viii he preseutad 10 Well
,rpme hodge a. %. 10. w. An santorsain-
meut win Ibe given. ,Ths hummer rs tSha
Eiift Of thu Indy trinnds nj ShB Drtsr md
1t viii lbs Cune nj the finest ever aaan
hare, scoating S2Da. Ilhe following lis
the iprpErnmmB.
NIesars. BnllGr, 1iriutiass AuulnleTs !nnd hnuEe.
nln. tra W. A.
T1am,isr Ba1iio, mandolin aud S3uitnT 1uh.
Recitutiun GIriDt 1lnCe from iian tI1r
I-nther RUtfert &c. l1nrrIin
hAs5 SioIa
btsirt DAGe. Nn
Mrs Fiinrp NiiiInng.
GrssoutHtipnD NJ 1nnne AlrE u z tteyncf
AccaptnnGe .....!1lro. z. A. W. w. %. Mcclusfiey
RARTu.
Quartntte-' DIenmsn nj HErniezE
AlrE. ilIinmR, Mrs. 4yun. MessH. Clemens nnd
Comic f3ruthur Ia r. Cinru+<hty
TiblIn snlo@;tiid Time aIdiDtieF
.......:. I1irpthsr a. u {GtnToep
i.>''N his 4 b. lynn.
EGnrnnt nuet-'EIl EHrtnu'
BrUEher Thnn. ginIlnrund daughter, GiEG
9 Rrnmie SH Ba0 1aGiin md ItaT Club
ThBInllDwing gentleman IRE acting ;us
committee ON entertainment: ThomRE
w. Cameron, Andrew IS. HIRE, ,Jphn IL
Btun1n, ,gnrpb YpuninEer, z. r. 5lRcE,
Charles L. d3ilhgRn, NJ. w
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Rev. d. "a. Intten s0,Suad ,ps Slu-Fnatnr.

a ,oongregntion .maeting wRs held at
fhs United Rresby7tariRn church last
evening fur the purpoBe of acquiring 4
no-pastor tur Rev. 4Dr- NuClura, whnRe
poor IheRfth lnnkas ttfis atep nenesnnrE-
The lnegtfng WINS o 1RrGs one and wRs
presided over by Mr.. w j. w Gowden
as chairman, with MIR. s. r. Parker us
secretary.
q unanimous cali wns extended 10
Rev .. III. Iifssu 10 Rut as no1pREtor
with DIR. Mcclure
Mr. IitteIl maB DIR. MrC1rrsiB assist
mt during the summer. and has nnade
many friends in Wheeling
1t 1s understood he viii accept the
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7lldepAHseIlsnaay o q,

President RiEbsrd Robinson, OF the
Trades Assembly. has appointed the
following comra51tess= Michael GroEan,
chairman, Roman Dobler, Charles
Saunders, 5darry Hooking, William In
hod- who, IN roanaction with the prasi-
Gent and SECRETARY OF Inc assembly, con
st11nte The West Virginia Legislative
committee
Ohio 3eg1slEf5re committee. u.
II Riley, ehairmRa, Ttetnas aI5rESSo11r9nl !.
Iho7Rs Thornton, StRnnz Gibbons
SaInas farEt, Thomas z SRfF5u,.y.
Organization committee }. II. Burt.
Chairman. Jsrra Asad, Ds GRAY, Fred
& y 1331E-Iag. ,9hoznRs Z. Salisbury
9hs Vest Virgins 3eEislsf5va com-
L:1tttae Is ealied 70 maet this eFsn5ng ii
Trades 4sasmtllr hiEIl g.
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a seripuH xraiEtt wradk pnnurrad nn
eahe DleR6lnnd & Ri5taburgh rRiirond at
Port EIumsr waatardev morntng. m
which aeYeu ,cars laden with pig irDr
were lderaiInd by broken axle. gmht
cars pitad mp Gon ,ench pther. lblnnkndinG
ifhe track and iuhatruG6ing nil puaHengeI
traffic PnsRnnrars WIRE tornnHlerrad
around the 7HTreGkyeaat ID weat, hut the
rtrnrk wna auun uitaargd. No psrapp HnE
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.AG,rENT1na, uDgonEHB Am nEEWRRs J.

1Suriuun19urt:ilnu ,tlur1Ei5iiity 5iiniilu xRe1Il
tnI1r kie.anE Iasa al Wool nolSnt8. Iny
,lirr rsile In rstl made *. HESS iScBONS1,
MERCHANT Ir1iIucE rand tEScnta' Furllishn rE
1391s,lnd 13s:sS MInrkut fiEcHnS.
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an,.sutzI tti,Is Eoar.

The laughlin Iron md Nail Com
7pnny ihns tiaclared "a 4snmi-nunual ldiTi-
;tIand tuf five par cant. In tfhaae teimaB
lof ,tIapTesaiun in the iron business Hurh
u result liz 10 !he Ihrnught about only by
the muat careful and GumpBtant imnn-
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he SoupE LR6ies Circle of Earnast
" !2tEerE Of tkse uEliE Lstheraa church
viii g5Fe supper and fr1tsrteS7i EE.;sss1T+
AZ Eggerter Eali fo-afr41S for xsIss {aeneFs.
q the Home Tor Aged and Frlsndiess
a ftzne=1s which promises 70 be q grand
2ttzzr and Enoal6 be LIBERAL > pasroaizad
% III supper from 10 O'clock Altar
Fiaten a 4i=le Eausics9 antarta1nraan MI
Dc s1gaE,- The price Tor erppar Is 35c.
% tkss I.1.asnt &c, u to both soc
t-ei1es nm zSlsl seryed during tEESe
eFeaInE - E -
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-15
THREE ANNIVERSARIES.
On Three Successive Days.

The 18th wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Hudson was
celebrated on the Sth inst, by the
Hudson family and immediate rela-
tives. The occasion was one of much
rejoicing and was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson have hosts Of
friends in and around Napoleon who
congratulate them upon the happy
event of their nth anniversary of
their wedding day, and who wish
them many returns of the day.
The succeeding day, the 9th, being
the 39th birthday of Mr.. Hudson, it
was but just that it should be made a
day of rejoicing. Therefore the Odd
Fellows, of which order Mr.. Hudson
is an honored member, gathered at
the family residence and lent their
aid in celebrating the event in fit
ting manner. During the evening
whit" was presented with beau
tiful rocking chair by his fellow Odd
Fellows, who wished in this way to
show esteem for their brother.
Now, not to be outdone by her
husband, Mrs. Hudson became 81
years of age the following day, the
10th, and it was due her that the oc-
casion be recognized. So the friends
and neighbors were invited to her
home, and a third day of rejoicing
was participated in. May she live to
tall y many more birthdays is the wish
of her many friends.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kolbe cele-
brated the 25th anniversary of their
wedding day on Friday evening last
Some 200 guests were present, and to
say that jolly time was had would
be putting it mild The weather was
not very pleasant, but the family
residence on Welsted street was
packed from cellar to garret, as the
old saying goes, and more merry
crowd would have been hard to gath
er. But none enjoyed it more than
did the bride and groom, who with
their guests will long remember their
silver wedding. The tokens of
friendship were numerous and valua-
BILE, mute messengers of the high
esteem in which Mr.. and Mrs. Kobe
are held. We congratulate them
upon the prosperity and happiness of
their married life so far, and hope
that they may have both extended to
them for many years to come.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-11-15
Barn Burned.

About $50 o'clock Wednesday
morning the large barn of Henry
Leaders, situated miles northwest of
Napoleon, was discovered to be on
fire. Despite the efforts of the neigh
bors the barn went like tinder, a
heavy wind helping the fire in its de-
structiveness. All that Mr.. Leaders
succeeded in saving from the build
ing was mare and colt. One horse,
three COWS, hay, wheat, and farm
implements all going up in smoke.
The total insurance was $1100 in the
Ohio Farmers.