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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-24
MALINTA HORSE COMFY
AVENTURIER!

CERTIFICATE OF PEDIGREE.
MY HIS is to certify, thatthe Black Percheron
SAS5 Stallion, Ayenturier ga, ,619l star in fore
eEzsThe sd, foaled April 18th, 1855 imported 1890
by the Kenton Importing Co., Of KentoD, Hardin
county, o., bred by NJ. Leroy, Commune Of Gault.
Department Of Loir-et Cher; got by BayArd 1858
(2224l, he by Vermont (5IsD, he by PcAdor (7330l
he by Bayard l, belonging 10 NJ. Lefeuvre, he by
Picador, belonging to NJ Lefeuvre.
Dam: Oocotte (l26S7) by Solferina, belonging
to NJ. Dreux. Aveniurler has been dull entered
for registry in VOL VI Of the Percheron Stud Book
Of America, and his recorded number ia i9,7l4.
Dated at Chicago, ILL.,, October 3rd, 1890.
viii stand for the season at the following places
Mondays at David Bordner's barn, Flatrock twp. (;
Tuesdays at Chss. " Fishers barn, Fstrock twp. /;
Wednesdays at Jacob Miller's barn, Monroe twp. i;
Thurpdays at David T Burrs barn, Malinta; FRI
days and Saturdays at the Fair Ground, Napoleon.
Terms: $40 to insure living colt.
Any party parting with mare before known to be
with foal fOrfets the insurance. The colt will be
held for the insurance until paid for. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon
sible for any that may occur.
RUFUS SPBNGLER, President.
MALCOLM CROCKETT, Secretary.
E. A. HErTEL, Treasurer.
S1e; ;. BexEnaAs, Directors
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-24

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Rohrs, as
~ Guardian Of Louis Rohde, has fled second
account of his guardianship, which will be for
hearing and settlement, June 4, 1894.
j. CUFF, Probate Judge,
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-24
Sale iReal Estate

TN pursuance Of an ordeFof the Probate Court Of
Henry county. Ohio. will oGer for sale Al
public auction, on Saturday, the 26th day Of Nay,
1891, at o'elOck p. m. az the north door OF the
court house Of Henry county, Ohio. the following
described real estate situate IN the county Of Henry
and state OF Ohio to-vit:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of the north
west quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section
thirty 900, in township six (6), north Of range
seven ID east, thence running due south eighty
t6yl rods, thence running due west ifty four (54)
rods, thence running due north eighty (s0) rods,
thence running due east lfty-four (54) rods, 70
place Of beginning, being tgenty-seven CD acres
Of land and being part OF the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of said section thirsy-save
and except right-of-vay in and over 9 strip OF
land twenty (2Ol feet wde beginning ct the south
west corner Of said above described tract OF land
and running in an easterly direction along tho
southern line thereof fourteen u4lrods
Appraised at twelve hundred laO) dollars.
Terms Of sale: 0ne-thrd IN hand, one-third In
one year and one-thirdi in two years FROM the day
OF sale. with interest The deferred payments 70
be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
CHARLES c. PREASE,
Admir- of the estate Of MagdAlena Frysinger deed.
April 24th, 1884, epl26-5t
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Notice Of Appointment.
Estate of Josiah Zoll, deceased.

INHE undersigned has been appointed and quail
l. fed as Administrative. with will annexed, of
the estate of Josiah Zoll, late of Henry county,
Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 10th day Of May, A. D., 1894.
ELIZABETH ZOLL,
Adm'x, with will annexed, Of Josiah Zoll, decd
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GsS;.. General at or rlD,s lDSsl AGENTS. $75
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Sarah e. Har-
\ mon. 40 Guardian Of Shepard c. Harmon, has
shled nth account Of her Guardianship, which
will be for hearing and settlement June l1th, 1894,
J.V. CUFF, Probate Judge.
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Sherif's Sale.
okee II . Palmer,
VS..
vu a tfar q EunAa "a II

okee N Palmer,
VS..
Walter g. Evans ct al.
Henry County Court Common Pleas.
Case No. 408l. Alias Order of Sale.
Tn pursuance OF an order issued from the Court
lof Common Pleas within and for the county Of
Henry and State Of Ohio, made at the January
term thereof A. d. 1894, and to me directed, win
offer for sale at public auction at the door Of the
court house, in the town OF Napoleon, on
Saturday, May 18th, A. D., 1894,
at O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following de-
sCribed real estate, to-wtt:
Lot number FIVE (5) in &. S. Dodd's first addition
to the village of Napoleon, in the county Of Henry
and state OF Ohio.
Said premises has been appraised at S5OO.f0 and
cannot sell forless than twothrds Of said appraise
ment.
Terms Of sale, cash.
E. E. DECKER,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio.
Elmer A. Palmer, Plaintiffs AttorneyI
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate of John Tucker, deceased.
TNHE undersigned has been appointed and quail
l. fed as Administrator of the estate of John
Tucker, late of Henry county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 7th da.p Of May, A. D., 1894.
WILLIAM P. TUCKER.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-24

John G. Groll, Co, Treas. etc.,
VS..
Benjamin E. Sheldon ct al.
Henry County Court Common Pleas.
Order of sale. Gaze No. 3736.
T n pursuance Of an order issued from the Court
1of Common Pleas within and for the county OF
Henry and state of Ohio, made at the April
term thereof A. D., 1893, and to me directed viii
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door Of the
Court House, in the town of Napoleon, on
Friday, June 1st, A. D., 1894,
at 10 O'Clock o. m. of said day the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lots Nos. II, 13, 27 3s, Al 45, ca, 66, 6s and 81,
situate in Mary Dodd's and addition to the town Of
Napoleon, in Henry comfy, Ohio.
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lskfor tickets Via Toledo, St Louis { EansascHI RR
GLOVER LEAF ROUTE.
Probate Notice.
Notice Of Appointment.
Estate Of Hans Heinrich Wildung,
deceased.

THE undersigned has besn appointed and quail
I fed as Administrator of The estate of Hans
Heinrich Wildung, late Of Henry county, Ohio,
deceased
Dated this 18th dsy Of May, A. D., 1894.
DIEDRICH WILDUNG.
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e, e. DECKER
Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff Of Henry County, Ohio.
F. NJ. Rummell, Attorney for plaintiff
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff OF Henry County, Ohio.
Jas. P. Ragan, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Friday, June 1st, A. d., 1894
g. e. DECKER,

Sherff of Henry county SOhio.
NJ. Donnely, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Said premises has been appraised at Sls2, and
cannot sell fore than twothirds of said appraise
ment.
Terms Of sale-cash.
e. #. DECKER,
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio,
j P. Ragan, Atty for Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

n2 2snah6 s % of William e. o daughter q
Funeral i'S a, souihod on Monday November IL p m
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
Long Island papers please copy
crRTIson Wednesday N9yer9ber at her re, SO, "a
saturday morning. November 10 at 10 o'clock
DE wOLFA his residence in seattle Wash c on 40 NO
Es% %sy Of %eT h Gy R 1sa G Bso ask
DlvEN-Cn November Robert Dyen aged q years:
Funeral Old John stree, NJ = church between VIII
Inerment a Greenwood
Peekskn papers please copy.
man AGED is years. Of Kate and the late
rn i,11r..n at New Brunswick. y. J.
HoRToT White Plains n y Member as Sahsr
in 9e he h ls Hff Pray 0"af'S t. ''0'''
Relatives and trends are Invited to attend ne lunsr
Carriages Will meet trains leaving Grand Central s'ati'r
KEMPsHALI.-At clifton Springs on the 7,h inst.
Charlotte A.. wife Of Rev. EveraFd kempshal D. D..
Of Elizabeth. " j.
ST. susan A. widow of David d Kerr. late Of Phiia-
xs ssipni 81 sn sas 'g s zas OF her age
3 T IN T n@%sf iysR s
Of Anna Gregg and Joseph Howard r aged y years
her funeral services at O'Clock sunday afternoon
in the residence OF her father, No. West 2ls-st.
MORRISON Thursday evening. November 5. at her
residence III East S9th-s,.. Elizabeth La,hrop widow
OF George b Morris Of Springfield, Mass. in the I4,h
Funeral serves r Monday afternoon November r. at
O'Clock at residence her Robert o. Norris
- Templesi. Springfield. Mass
PEYToN- suddenly. November :. Josephine L.
Peyton in the 18th year OF her
Funeral services her late resdenee 10 West 7oth-st.
on Monday. November II. at 10 o'clock.
Interment private.
Please omit flowers.
sMITH-On Friday morning November o. Rissie f..
daughter Of William II. and C.arissa r. Smith, In the
32d year Of her
Funeral the North Presbyterian Church cor.
ner 3th-ave and 3lst-st. sunday, November H. at
y. m.
STIGER-Suddenly, in this city. November $. 1884,
Aaron Lambert Stiger in the 18th year Of his age
Interment Greenwood
VAN WAGENEN-At West Chester. y. Y. on Wednesday
November Z Harriet Burke only child OF Charles y
and Henrietta g. Van Wagenen aged 10 years
Funeral the residence Of her uncle. charles
r. Burke So West l22d-st, on SATURDAY. November
10 az $50 a. m. Also the Reformed Church, Fish,
kill-on- the Hudson at l:i5 ,. m. same day.
WRIGHT-Eleventh month. 9th. at his residence, 138
West 32d-st., Edgar Wright, aged 40 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KENsICo CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. 4S minutes
from Grand Central Depot; private station az en-.
trance Office IL East i2d ST. Telephone call, $50 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
TELEGRIPHiC NOTES.

Hudson trackman for thirty years was instantly MY
Killed this morning while r'dhS OH "A'i'e''' ~
ear was struck by Il tram.
PboenIx Ariz Nov. 9-"Kid" Thompson ana
colonel Hopper two Of the Roscoe tram roopT,s
have been captured at the 1907 OF c'9 TN rohbers
Somrb, DESPERATELY. only surrenderng on CONDITION
Of good treatment after NIFTY shots had been hreu'
Tacoma. Wash Nov 9.-George ". BoggSS' n tn
citv treasurer was arrested las, night charged WIN
criminal mi-appropraton OF &iTo ot Sisy " h
lie failed return 20 the CITY sipV $40 ooo NJ
w,rrants which he is charged with dsposnS OF
Illegally The warrants were sod IN Cheaso anu
New-York
., Mfp pg dollar has been destroyed by forest fires
in west tennessee. The flames are close 10 me
city of Brownsville. and the town Oh Oo'o" - -
peril fires raging on every side Oh IT,
nos uo,nes Iowa. Nov. 9-Char.es Borek was
arrested AT davenport yesterday on a w .Isi
sworn out by SewYork. charging him
with emhezzemcnt. He VIII b. Drousnu "e ,nd Z,
r'al H fssied policies to fictitious persons on
which ne collected commissions rom inc 'o''P""'
to the amount of $loo or more
chicago Nov. ?-Thomas Lloyd Of Buffalo VINO
.,,h d, Companon named Whalen, was found IN d
rnom in the lie Grande Hotel here sunerins ltDh
asphyxiation Wednesday morI n re r,r they
AZ the county hoSP'""
blew ont the gas
Durango. cob. Nov. 9-Jesse hialler. who Killed
Frank Carpenter near Corte% last spll"S So ,or
family lie met brother Of carpenter ana man maj
named Day witnesses OF the former shoolhs' anu
opened ire killins Carpenter ana da''seiouS's
woundins Day. and killing their horS : y posse
is in pursuit
Lander woo Nov 9-Three masked men en-
tered r. C. f,ndcrlv's store 1T rhermopolis to-day
covered the proprietor with guns ana coihpelei
him to give Them sSco. Enterly and others pur-
ste, the robbers dni fatally shot one who was rec
osnZcd "Jack' Snyder.
San Francisco. Nov. 9.-Charles sweeney formerly
OF the best known baseball PLAYERS IN NE coul-
try convicted OF the murder OF con McManus IN
a saloon quarrel was sentenced by Judge wallace
to-day to eight years imprisonment
Fargo. y H.. Nov. ING \tlars was Drought
here tris morning from jamestown by Sherin hdiy
10 escape from a mob OF would-be ynchers: ON
the wav Ni.lars not only confessed the murder OF
Mrs Fromer for which he was arrested, out sald
he murdered her husband a month ago and concealed
his body in a manure heap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
THE lev. mr. PETTIr RESIGNS.

Round Lake ~ Y, Nov "a letter OF WIN
drawal from the ministry has been received oy the
presiding e.der Of the Methodist Churcn IN me o@ra
toga district from the Rev. Lyman g fe'u'' the
young preacher Of Cohoes. who lew "eenS aeo
left mis- charge and went to Cleveland VII" 'ou"e
woman of his church. and was brought o@ck pS 'ne
o,,ce On The conpl.!nt OF his wife Petit offers 10
surrender his credentials II he does SO. Inc Ahhuai
Conference. which meets next April may consent ~
drop him from the ministry without tTia' Out MS
withdrawal will have al the force Of an expulsion
Petit Is now in New-York city under medical care
for 4 nervous trouble. In his place IN the 'ohoeS
church the presiding elder has appointed t'e NJ
u = BROOKS OF Corwith this county, VINO mas peeh
,..,, euccessful n building up the church there.
pettit was go successful IN building " MS chuTn
th,t Some OF the church people OF CoAoes aetuairy
49,, t,, IN come back 10 finish the fine structure
that be had begun.
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Az INTERESTING NDIAN TRICK.
1r..., L.n,a Eield,s WASHINGTON.

A very interesting Indian trick is the growing OF
rtnaannie before ones eyes. | saw II twice belore
vas sure | understood It's mechanism; Then Win
The aid of a few kopecks. having explained 10 me
mgcler what had more than guessed al, tne nian
All Tho trick for slowly. The way IL appears
~ me unlnitiated is something Ike this Inc Jug
aier takes a hollow. empty jug. says Few worls;
passes a silk handkerchief over 1t Few times ana me,
hehod, there seems to he "A pineapple just ripe ~
ealing The Hndoo artist who performs TINS trioh
has beside him the usual bag OF tools ana III a
semicIrclr behind him a number OF native cohitu-
"rates The bag Of tools contains among otner
things a cobr. and ripe pineapple win thc liIsies
hn,lnwed ont While dstracting the attention OF
The audience with his chatter he is making passes
over the empty jar with large bahdanha namu
kerchief Each time he passes the nindherchiel
more nearly over the bag of tools untii al ast ne
Is able TO deity grasp the cobra under i.s cover .s
ard convey IL into the hitherto empty Jar NOW the
men behind the juggler begin TO make MISSING
noise while the conjurer keeps on taking ana
,nakinr his passes with the handkerchief me
mems noise is TO drown the Kissing which the cobra
always makes when preparing to spring purlns
this preparation the snake has been gradually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10

e h from theHndans Of the mainland is plain. for
me arrangements of their dwellings and in many
ot I features of civilization.
The island Is as interesting from geological
from ibo Il, an archaeological point II seems to be
s he ne Ing Of Northern and tropical forms
elephants and sea offers once abounded in these
Seals haunt the coast. and some islands, known as
seal rocks. are their favorite retreat The sea Is
days one may fish swimming about and all the
varied marine life at the bottom OF the sea, fifty
is greater in some places than In others but it is
remarkable on all except the western side of the
Catalina looks 5 though it contained collaborating
rock Any old miner would be struck with the for
nation. and many specimens seen in ramble
among the hills look promising. But the seekers
Many parties have been fitted out: all the canyons
have been carefully explored: but no one has taken
out enough sod to pay s was prob
that ,ed ola lanes Lick the Calif9rnia mIllionsre
prospecting. but eventually leased the island to
nsP e na ea tse an 10 nSs syndcae
bought the island deluded by false hopes in regard
sold the island to Captain William and Joseph b.
of Los Angeles County. who was among the first
to establish regular lines of stages and steamers IN
sort. They established a regular daily steam
weekly service during the winter they built
the large Hotel Metropole. devised the plans for
camping parties. and opened bride-paths TO the
points of interest the island. This year the
rush of travel was great that they were on,
couraged to begin the construction of a fine road
around dhe island, which will permit tho tourist
to take twenty mile ride in a comfortable coach
enjoying views of the and OF the island coast
that are unequalled even on the Riviera. Among
the possibilities OF the near future is great hotel
lovely bay called Hermosillo, about five miles
from Avalon. The site is specially adapted TO n
sanitarihm perfect drainage could be secured.
The hills have this sunny spot in their keeping.
and all around the main hotel cottages could be
plan is carried out, 1t will make seaside resort
without parallel on the California coast.
Santa Catalina brought into international
prominence last year by the reported claim OF
Qk xico to this island and the two adjoining islands
- Santa Rosa and Santa Cruz. The Mexican claim
was founded on the assertion that these islands
were not coded with the remainder or california
by the Treaty Of Guadalupe Hdalso This claim
excited much discussion, but it was never formally
pressed by the Mexican Government, as II was
found that the cession Of California included all
the islands off It's coast.
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No. 42S West e-hundred- and-fifty-fo
New-York, Nov S, 1894
sECTARIANIsM OUsTED FROM POLITICS.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir. The promise Of victory in the event eli
Republican heading the county ticket is realized
far more than was hoped for 1t is gratifying 10
know that Notwithstanding the sectarianism when
il was attempted crowd into the campaign
the citizens of this city have unmstakably voiced
their disapproval of any such attempt, and nave
Loyalty proclaimed their adherence to the luhda-
mental idea of this government-hberty OF con-
science and religious thought.
This elections result carries with it singing
rebuke for the veto of the Flag bill, and 1t IS the
voice of a liberty-lovng people, and the ensign OF
that voice is the lag-and that voice knows 40
other flag. Tammany Hall is chartered organ
ization-char,ered for specific purposes. Nhe1her
as a political organization It is complying WIN lis
charter IS a question the next Legislature would
DO well to inquire into. and II it be wtnn the
range Of possibility the LEGISLATURE shouid re
woke it's cnartor and wipe the name 81 thls IN
American political ring ORGANIZATION on thc ite
of Tho earth. This monument Of corruption mas
long enough been an al.ront 70 loyal ctlzehs %
an parties. Wipe the plot of ana let AIneilcai,,
poltics hfnccfOrth be clear and clean OF chtTlelet
ring organizations that menace the progress VI
good government H. l
New YORK Nov .. l'Jl
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THE NEXT CONGRESS-.
prpprsENrs THE WHOLE COUNTRY

REPRESENTS THE WHOLE CouNrHi
From The Chicago Inter-Ocean ,. - -.
The increased Republican rcpIcs','Ii, nr class of
next Cohgi,"S iii tbe manufacturers and factory
workers in the East and the iaIe n geo Convinced
Of the wee, n,' does project and that free trade
brings ruin 10 every department u '
ter.rise.
TILE people PASSED on THE RECORD.
From The Syracuse Journal
The House the speciai lssme nd A1minis-
avo II particular attention ana me IrcSi
dent letter 'at the sam ,I, uniting forth
10 hid IN eforts to hold that fort But the pres
ant Democratic Congress had H"ue 10
unon this the people passed.
, HARMONIOUS GOVERNMENT IN SIGHT
From The Cleveland Leader -.
annh"s after the end OF clevelands term ana o
Telescope is necessary to discern ,ne i
~ promise In the Democratic SKY
nun, surrp AS THOROUGH AS POSSIBLE.
From The Portland Press.
panrhrcan gains Of Congressman continue as NE
's c me In and ii is now probable that ne
Republican majority in the next House fs WI, as If
aooye ,n this election toward turning the Democ
racy out OF power II would glad,y h1 neocratic
Senate If it could. but for this IT must wal WIN
what patience can coan abou uT almost entirely
by the Democrats themselves
NoN-PARTIsAN LEGISLATION LhkELf'
From The Boston Advertiser.
As matters stand. with strong Repuunnct,a
uouse with Democratic President ana Ssn .n,
ubich neither Of the two political parties control
the legislation adopted by the next Ccnsrsrshh ere
likely be Of nonpartlsan cnar mara, 20 no non
are many questions which are or ohEh 10 bo n he
nolitjcal In their character and when sip"tu ,s
po,,iad for the good OF the country. Such ques
70 cert ajnly likely receive more attention
nan If distinctly partisan issues couid DE p"s"'"
through 10 enactment
crop tn ALL SORTS OF TINKERING.
,,roro The Providence Journal
FIJI ", p.nublican House. a Populist Senate and
Wnn,mmncratic President. what kind Of legislation
- III next two years place upon the records OF
WIN ni,ed States? 1t Is possible that the net re-
unit may more tariff and no mere hr od bs
.nther = good CONTAMINATION