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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
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febr ber1dieben itarte 3ufdbe, UNI gsz
t0btet gu tperben; 10 seniigen 5-10
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09

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beDienen.
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alles anbere eber als einen palaf.
artisen Ginorud: iie bsiteben aus
elmer unmense 3duier uno 0iitten.
bic nit elmer boben Mauer umseben
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9robes @dle porfinoet. 9luBer ben
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bewobnt meroen, gibt es aud iolde,
melhe man nit oem @orte v9lbnen-
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8erltoroenen. Sbnen meroen sleide
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nno iebt ibnen Nabruns por. inbem
man annimmt. Die Seelen Der Ber-
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Guetfcf)t

SD bate mir ben Daumen farf
9equetfHt, f1reibt 1err .. 3. DppleS,
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felt Satren an neural9ifhen Shmer-
aen, trurben tebc1 bur1 bte Mntren-
bun9 BON ct. Satobs Del DoQtdnbt9
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-09
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81. Ja&o6s OeR.
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3err &tarleS S. 6eslep, SYraeufe,
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lteeen, mubte feds Wptten i'm Stutle
aMfreNt ftten. st. Sotobs Del tetlte
mid bauernb.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.



LEXINGTON AVE, lSI-To Let, nice floor of 4
rooms IN private house.
SECOND AVE. 2IC6. near Iosth st.-Largs all
light eats; perfect order. IS to SO House
keeper.
SPRING ST., IT.
Big hail floor to let.
ID AVE, 0l0 Me, hooy III small, quiet house,
Impure on "a floor.
ID AVE, 2I,U. near lO9th 81. :; Il 4 large light
rooms, ~ & $40. lious"kccper.
81 AVE. 95S u elegant rooms perfect Cuudi.
non best block oH aNcnn" near 1Ith. ktlILh.
I'D AVE. 1928 $40 to Sl3, 81 1 rooms. Inquire
IN sIu" store,
9Th ST sss, as5. 2a7 E.. between Is, & %
ayes Elegant nats, 5 rooms, bath; parIor
heaters; decorated ceilings; improvements: new
houses. halls. bath heated; rents '26 to $50.
Janitor.
llTm 81, 2u3 T. Elegant flats, 4 rooms; pr'.
waite hail., bathroom heated nails, Improve
mruts; S2G, 81. lnnitor.
25rm 81 2os T. . rooms light 4 large;
52D 81. $40 f. iIh Hat. : rooms all improve
m"ut~; good order; rent 81.
aIIu 81. ;iS2 T., NIcr 2. room apartments,
modern improvements; -. Jpto $500 h"uNr-
corn ~. 100 nnar, Lexington ave Chuic" 10
cation, pnrl"r L ~ At. l"rg" hand>o'n" rooms
h bah, alI l,Snt, Ion, so zee; deep only s4a
each; reduced from r1.
SIp 81. H27 +. Desirable Hat. ! hight; ! nice
rnorN nAinrIoI; improvements; christian
6AIIl 81, III L. ISL Hvpr-t rooms a tahi
small family. once,
18TH ST, Park ave, Elegant nlts, handsomely
decorated. all Improvements; 7 rooms: S?t. 81,
s6TH ST. iSs TO lG7 E,-s G I rooms. deco
rated ranges boilers tubs &C. small famiIi's
only. Jsnitor In 1855.
l4lNr 81, 42S +, Flat, u rooms n bath; =
blocks from station. Jnniiur.
FLATS.TD LET rooms: from $50 to So,
Apply luuitpr. l44o Lexington ave.
Observation-Disclosures decorated Oats; q
rooms a bath; all improvements: steam heated
Throughout; $50 10 $50, Jonitor. on premises. ssj-
S27 Park ave.
NEW FLATS . large light rooms all latest i'm.
pruvernents; handsomely. papere.i & painted
RAYS, 2UBO 81 ave.
| THE HERMOlNE. southwest cor, 10Th at. and
Park ave Elegant apartments. large ight
rooms and bath decorated; steam heat; elevators.
one block from elevated station: rents SIS TO SIS,
DAILY. rs L. llsth at
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ssst Side.

Eob S'uN
LEXINGTON AYE l2@ Comtorlaniy, fur
u!>hal large X SiuEl" mons, separate 4 con
n"rird, board gur Srcli"d -, -.
LEXINGTON I'VE ~, near Madison square
substantial board with respectable English fam
ily. ~, table board, -.
LEXINGTON AVE. AL, near Grand Central
LARGE 4 small furnished rooms With best board
tcru> muirrntc, references,
MADISON AVE. corner, - T. 18th Nt. -Rooms,
WIN superior appointments cuisine; reason
.uir rates.
iTu AVE "a. opposite Cooper Union Furnished
rooms. good substantial, ho4'i, Easllsh c9okins;
s. 30 ~T
'''aairl. :, al ialte>, i '''" VI" "
lurH -. lis Handsome StnGl" h double
rs.n.,, M''h excellent board; house heated;
pIlr', wulrTt'r.
norm - g"r Double & single rooms, with
huurl '.N'r 'uArI.
mn ~r 81 + Comfortably furnished
laTII~I.. !22 Handsomely furnished rooms,
double, single superior board mgderaie: every
convenience.
lGrH IT lBF. Handsomely furnished rooms;
furnace heat; rrl-ciass German board mod
crate.
lNrH ST, Ai7 " Hall room, with good board
private boarding house; social surroundings;
reasonable,
alSr ST, ~ /. Elegant, large, sunny front
ruotuS superior table & attendance; references
exchanged.
22D ST. Ia r neSr broadway Handsome large
4 small rooms; superior board moderate prices;
references
23D ST, 223 r. Rooms. with board. from
~. 80; gas, heat. lunches; Good, respectable
NOME.
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Furnished miscellaneous.

WE WILL FURNISH \ FINl complete X
ready for housekeeping Including linen, cook
cry, Sv., on terms ut ~ - week y uutl lald
tor parties intending Ia hire a furnished HAT Will
rcndil : see the advantLg" of owning tn" contents
nj u humc 4 at really less expense your Chul,T az
an immense assortment of furniture, carpets.
rugs & curtains. o,ki fancy parlur pieces \ sruIeS
Of pretty thing to make n hum" inviting call Tor
list Of flats, price list and estimate. HENRN
NAMES 4 SONS Isib AL Sth ave, between
3lst 4 3nd Sts,, white buildings.
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unfurnished Rooms to let.

18TH. 81, 4on L. 3 large rooms, sll = rooms,
So JDd 18Th St, ~
HOTEL ST. GEORGE. Clark & Hicks ats. Brook.
Iva leights-Larse rarlor, bedroom & bathroom,
Including linen. light. heat 4 attendance. 5000
yearly; table board or European.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

one nmt. zoe. pr hrr !Scond 7lm,, ne. NJ,
mn. ihird and Subsequent Times, i6c. rer lirp.
No ezra charye on S,sstiays
NO EXTRA CIIAltGE FOR Tr-Adrertisem ents
for The world may be left at any American
District Messenger once In the city. where the
char Ces Will be the same as those AZ the nain
nhicA
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instruction.

one 7'-t,, f5c. per lns: Second Tine, ssc. pr
hnt Third and subsequent Tunes. roc. per line.
No odrd chorge on Sundays
BA\Jp,- mandolin, guitar taught; u beautiful
tunes, 81. II. kclsChke, 10 Leonard ST., near
West broadway.
CANAAN AtNpEMN, canaan. conn. home
iuT ~ boys, college ~ business preparatory IN
d!vidual training; backward boys advanced. =
openings AT Faster, Address the RECTOR.
HlrNOTlSM practically taught with subjects, pti.
Nate exhibitions, hours > to S. Prot. Alexander.
26 West 18th st.
s~TENuGNhrHY and lypewritine School.
tS Broadway. y. Y. 81 wctk. Call or write.
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IaGNQX

Conservatory PAS w. 2:sdst, always OPEN. ReCog-
ni2ed luadlng dancing conservatory OF the world
correct WALTZ GUARANTEED, -, III
1--WE strictly private lessons any hour with music,
lady assistants, failures absolutely impossible;
select class every afternoon and evening; indl.
vidual instruction given beginners private. any
time. monthly 81; quarterly, 80; latest dances,
including two-stcp, dance aristOcratic, &c, IKE.
CEPTlONS Wednesday and saturday even
ings; STAGE DANCINE, ali ballet. char.
acter amt quickStcp. 80 monthly; circulars: be-
ware incOulDpIrut teachers neglect,
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Good Will 8 Interest for Sale

Good Will 8 Interest for Sale.
CIGAR STORE, downtown. opposite steamship
Line: doing good business. inquire ROSEN-
BERG, 2b3 list ave.
CIGAR STORE AMI stationery: rooms 10 uanulac-
ture; 500 cash. great bargain. 1872 Columbia
st. BROOKLYN.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE; easy terms; imme-
Hate possession. Inquire 10 A. NJ. at brewery.
.9l West 10th st.
"i.r: hisIc., cash prices, paii Tor sil
ia?ni,nr%:, E"if or nd%rrs, %%'TnioHHI&
CO.. Sii Broadway. Broolslyn. n y.
FAMILY LIQUOR sr4RE, 5000; one for $500
Ferry. free and clear, =, 900 one Of the best
..asr%nsTTs o" enc W VI ,hs St; r.y Wi5n a%n "pr"st'e ITrry,
one Of Ia" hest downtown hotels. $40. 900. prop
O'CONNOR itcntr" 81.
FIR siLE-Tho entire stock r, r,oIa now on
premises. 1870 "a ave, knowu ~ tho Harlem
bazaar 60. established nearly thirty years ago;
Inquire j, $ ROBINSON. l5 Broadway.
fuls SALE Iir>t-claS> lurni,hrd-r and
boarding lous" doing good business: reason Tor
selling, two places. 1903 West 10Th st.
For SAI.E-A good corner liquor store, doing
l5 E%I' st. business '"4 Alexander ave- corner
FURNISHED ROOM uUl ~ tor sale; reason.
able; retiring from business. g., box 215
World. uptown
HIARpW ARE STORE, with first class plumbing.
gas and steam fitting; west side. WILIIAM
MAlEER. rD7 LIST ave. or stationery store, s5l
Columbus ave.
IF NOU HAN T. store or business of any kind YOU
wish sold quickly or capital tor any legitimate
MCDONALD WIGGlNS, I4O Nassau.
A, CORNER SALOON, downtown. price only
81 900; long lease; old established.
MCDONALD WInGINS. 40 Nassau.
LletoR LIcENsE y 2 GOOD CORNER
SALOONS. CHEAP. 1870 BROADWAY.
MIST EII-Grurury Stnre aud IT ,urps. cham,
rem. li3 columbia ST.. Brooklyi.
NInnnMt Il il,tnd up ,n,, saloon I" easy ,.rms; snail
rent, Siio; sabiet for SIS; sacrifice. 10 i0fh ave.
oN ACCOUNT Of going south for health, ! Will
,eli my liquor store At a bargain. Call evenings,
PHOTOGRAPH. GALLERY, doing good bust
QUICK LUNCH RESTAURANT Closed sun
days; large day business; three meals; thorough
investigation. LLOYD, @bs Broadway.
RARE OrroRTUNITN-1ra coffee and grocery
A Si%rs 8" dEW S!SNrllhRe' aIa" ""i, in'aS., ave. Jour years
RESTAURANT Tor sale in good location; doing
splendid trade; 800 cash. Apply l6T 9th ave-.
Brooklyn.
RESTAURANT and cafe for sale, excellent cor
nur location in new wholcsal" district.
PARTICULARS, 24D Greene 81.
RESTAURANT FOR sale: doing good business. 80
Montgomery ST.. Jersey titN.
RESTAl RANT, near Broadway; cheap: no
reasonable offer refused rent So 2,2i anal 81.
RESTAURANT; downtown, leading thoroughfare:
handsomely fitted up. doing splendid business
seating capacity li5, sickness caise OF selling a
bargain tor party who understands the business.
RESTAURANT. box 49, World.
SEVERAL. good saloons, city and out Of town. In.
quire BREWERY. 800 East nth st.
81 900 BUYS good rrslnnr!mti PROMINENT west
side avenue. Inquire OWNER, Insect Powder
Depot, 13d ave.
81. OOO GRAND magnificent lunch room aud
bakery annex. near Union square; lease. Par
ticularS. loI itn ave.
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Boarde,s Wanted.

Or> TIM, .Jr. per hn> Scond Tine, ne. pc,
fnc: Thrrt aud Subsequent ?imea i6e per linz
No extra charge on sundays
NJ EXTRA CHARGE FOR rT-AI,ertisements
for The World may he lc!t AT nIy American
District Messenger Office In the city, where the
charges viii lie the same rs those At the ma
ufirr.
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Good Will 8 Interest for Sale.

one Time, f5c. per hne: Second Time &c per
ltns, Third md Subsequent Times. zoe. per ah<
Sc. per int erfrd On Sundays
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Loans.

on household furniture, &c. to reliable parties,
without removal or inconvenience, payable in easy
instruments strictly confidential. 93l broadway.
loom 3, opposite pOst-OfiCe.
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FurnIuhed-BrookIyn.

BTU AVE ODD floor. furnished complete for
housekeeping; Unien 81, station; - weekly,
HOTEL ST. GEORGE. Clark a Hicks SITS. BROOK.
iyn HeiEhts-Suits. with private bath. $40 per
week ana upward; table board or European plan.
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IFut,,. . u VVINh, % HVTTHL ~
f.odNr MACHINES ut all kinds, new. SIS up:
month, secondhand ones from $40 for cash or
iii Nh payments, we exchange. rent and repair
EaIt' iEInn OF machine kRUSE MFG. CO.. ia
W., wa st, 2O] Grand At.
noutbin IIERS-All makes sacrificed; rented, 81
city ny ~ Kent repaired free: largest stock In
~tsphon. equal TO new; supplies discounted:
QUARTZ Si'ls Cortlandt. TYPEWRITER HEAD
q ~h'oadNay " Liberty ST. street no'Fi Formerly
.biitionSiiTERs all makes. At prices defying COM
mLlTIH,i entails lower than elsewhere, METRO
s~'eaasiy. 'FI"hirER ia
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Dancing Academies.
AFTERNOON CLASSES. WALTZ GrARAN.
Tues. ~ Thurs. 4. 30, =. 30 teed in u private les
LADY ASSISTANTS. sons, with music, ~.
HOSEA HIGGINS

u OWN ACADEMY Oh DANCING,
1876 liO WEST IBID ST., near 9TH ave. 49, sta.
ton. 81 monthly. Classes NON, TUES.
THURS. and FRIDAY; $50 10 1880; private
lessons, II tickets used at pupils convenience;
beginners classes, 4 lessons, ri quarter. - les.
sous. 81; receptions Weds. Sats. first LESSONS
private. open every day, a. NJ. 10 IL r.. NJ.
FRuM 1HE NEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins Is probably as well known rs any
man III NV hork, .Iu me ihin" oi tnr lhNti,n-
the country. The invarable and pronounced SUE.
cess that has followed his methods in teaching the
art OF dancing has made II the largest establish.
mcnt of the kind In the world. To the better
class ct people "Otr own is AN ideal institute
ton; its facilities are unequalled, the floor space
is enormous, the music provided is above criti.
clsm, while his staff %. lady and gentleman teach
erS stand at the head OF their profession.
Mr.. HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons.
gives individual instruction in u room separate
from the general class room. Diflident pupils
iind this method "A great advantage. He GIAR
ANTEE TIE WALTZ IN SIN PRIVATE
IESSDNS. MAKING NJ EAlLIKES.
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=, 3 & 4 ROOMS. good location, price g. 30 10
SO month: also small flats, 4tlI st., near 9th
ave. sl"mon'h Apply leo w. 2sth st.
observation-disclosures.
NoSTRNNp AVE-, 3o7. hrcok!yn-6 elegant. large,
+, 't GI5u Fss% rs : ss,h' I 'iS to S sts near l. '''''O"'
SEVENTH AVENUE. es. near Lincoln place
Allligh, fat, I rooms 4 bath steam heat $50:
rNlON 81. 22i q rooms u, bath, steam Leaf;
private ncighhorhooh, , minutes To ferry 80.
CORNER FLAT Reiiold ave. h RutlcdIe Il ,
dIaIg- ru.cls; bath al improvements, finely
decorated; s2l.
FLATS The Riverside: ~hrcproof StaircaSes all
Nun-lighted rooms separate water closets, sink
sets nov varant; rents 81, al to q. 10 per wcrk
send for handNom" picture Of building. Agen,
Riverside, - JOrnlrmOn II.
A. rooms. 81 & ~ per month also ~ floor. H3
iloyt Il, rent 81 g, J.. II" Mon.
near. south and wall 81. ferries, y rooms All
liThl &itIs' Gla>, rent, - PEI month
81 MONTHLY Near hriiRe cnrlamr., entire
iunr. q rooms; last bargain lpi sands 81.
Furnlshed-Ea.t Side
liTH ST, 2lO T. II newly furnished rooms:
very comfortable. mic" party.
bath elegantly furnished 81 stephens.
furnished West Side.
7TI AWE, J6 Elegant ~ I room flats, fur.
nishoh complete tor housekeeping Jhuitur,
95TN 81, Ala W. Handsomely furnished HAT,
1r"omN n hnIh; ! flight jnui'"r
a1ru 81. $50 ". Elegantly furnished. = room,
s bath AL Improvements, all Hight, Jnul'or.
H5Iu ST, "Il ". Flat, ! light rooms. CON
pl"t"iy furnished. . beds, so monthly. 80"
l6H''Ur.
18TH II. .lhpW uclr %lIrDaGway Flat I rppus.
$40 wees. 81 month. owner.
TTH II. 9Gl W. Two sunny front rooms. or
HAT ;nums rrrklus, or l]nu,tmr
18TH ST. l07 W, completely newly FURNISHED
nfs Z rooms a bath steam hcatct, p r'ectly
light \ clean, rare opportunity. IS monthly
bartlett.
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HousewOrker 1l

Can put 2O-word Situation \dvt. in
The World for only 10 cents. week
day or Sunday.
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MISS McCABE'S

MISS McCABE'S
DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at 81
East 18th ST., between 9Th ave. and broadway,
Glasses every afternoon and evening, private les
sons an hour 81 waltz guaranteed In SIX pIi-
s. !sdy an! gen,leman assistants
EVENINGS SEND o CIRCULARS.
nesinn"rs q, any time Day or evening,
learning the waltz; also the new and fashionable
dances, including stage, fancy and character.
L. A. LlNDE,
100 West saith ST., corner Broadway, makes q
specially OF teaching persons TO dance who have
attempted aud tailed to learn nj other academies;
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
scholars receive strictly prirGi" lessons without
extra charge. open daily. 10 \. NJ. To IL Z. NJ.
FERNAND0'S ACADEMY:
classes now forming; private lessons. any hour. 81;
waltz and all the new dances taught rapidly. re-.
c.ption every Tuesday evening.
Al KNICK FRBOrk Err G. observatory,
Waltz "A West l4th st. All fash. Waltz
Taught iomaGlr dances Taught pri- Taught
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Sundays. 3s West 3jth st.
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Speciality: reception TO MORROW ENENING;
dancing $40 10 i2P' NJ. admission, gentleman
aid lady, iOC.
Waltz, ~; all dances taught private; 81 monthly,
open daily. sunday.
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Flats ard Apartments to let.
U~nfurnished East
unfurnIshed West Side

FLATS. S & 6 rooms q bath. hand
torely decorated; moderate rents, Inquire 3s
T.. SD st II. lIARA. liS "a ave,
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LEXINGTON AVE. lS!-To let, nice floor of 4
rooms in private house.
sECOND AVE. 2IC6. near l0sth st.-Large ALL
light eats; pertsct order. IS to $40. House.
keeper.
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Unfurni.hsd Ml.eeiIs

ROOMS TO LET for colored people. near 4"d
81. from 30 month up Apply Ito W. 18th st.
., 3 & 4 ROOMS, good location, price s.. 80 Il
SO month: also small hats, ALI st., near 6tl
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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-24
Married his Rrother

HAMLER, o., May Is, '94.-One of
most novel scenes which has occurred
in this vicinity for some time was the
marriage of Mr.. F. J. lies to Miss
Audrey Fredericks, the ceremony be-
ing performed by w. L. lies, a broth
er of the groom. The wedding took
place at the Seventh Day Adventist
church yesterday evening, May 10th,
at O'Clock p. m, in the presence of
large number of friends and rela-
tives. After the ceremony the
friends gathered at the residence
OF the brides parents where an ele-
CANT supper was prepared. Mr.. F.
j. lies belongs to one of the most
prominent Seventh Day Adventists
families in this State, is father
Elder j. 5. lies has been a minister
OF this denomination for many wears.
Their home isin Chesteryille, Morrow
county, o. Miss Audrey the bride
is the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Fredericks, of Hamler, this
county. The happy couple departed
next morning for Chesterville where
they expect to make their future
home. The bride will be missed by
large circle of friends. i
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-24

Rev. Howard H. Russell, State
superintendent of the Ohio Anti-Sa-
loon League, will give free lecture
tthe Rink, next Friday evening, May
25th, commencing at o'clock.
Rev. Russell comes highly recon-
mended as a man of rare ability, and
one of the finest orators of Ohio. As
a lecturer he ranks with Gunsalus
and others of that class. His work
is non-sectarian and non-partisan.
All who are interested in temperance
work, whether Roman Catholic or
Protestant, would do we'll to hear
him. X