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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
9bterformen.

Die 5onberbarften Sbierformen haz
ben bic Slide auf3upei1en unb 9eraoe
BEL bieien f4etnen ft@ bic Mnnabmen
unb 9ddels bon ben l1eber<
qGnger ber Mrten am metiten gu be-
{tGtigen. Man brau9t bier nur an
5ee6unbe unb @eelDmen gu erinnerr1,
tpe(@e balb 6i@@ uno balb 2anbtbiez
re 1inb; es 9iebt aber au@ cine Menge
eibe95en= unb 14langenartige, bic
gang ent1@ieben uebergdnge biloen,
mie ber Mrolotl, bic Maherialamanz
BET, bic @on9oI9lan9e nit tleinen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
lrrertpartete M~ltertbumsfunbe.

lrnertpartete Mtertbumsfunbe,
bic fir bic porcolumbii4e 3eit Mnez
ritas por, @t@ti9teit limb, bat bic
tleine uabetppbnte Sn1el 2a Ylata ge>
,liefert, tpel9e an ber Meittiite BON
@cuabor 5iibli4 bonn Mequator gelez
qen lit. Na9 benz 8eriAte bon u.
5orfep. Wlmerit. Nntiquarien, 9toz
behnber 1889 muB bic in gei4i@tlt@er
53eit men1@enleere Sn1el emit ot@t
betpobnt setpefen ober BON oer 70
Metlen entfernten &iitenbenolterung
bel aufsefudt moroen iein. pie
Musgrabungen, bic an 3tpet oer191ez
bener Srten borgenomme1 tpuroen,
lieferten eidentbumli4 be9auere Ste'z
ne, @telette aug etnem 10 Tub ttez
fen @rabe, irbene @efdbe, goloene,
iilberne unb tupferne @tlontfe ~>l11o
3ierratbe, 1ptpte cine @tetnart, aye
&eaenitarrbe peri@ieben BON jener, BE
man in @cuabor ftnbet, aber llberetnz
ftimmenb NIT ienen, bic Bel Dem ent<
fernten Guaco in peru gu Sage &c.
f0rpert murben. 9orie glaubt, oaB
bic feds 3ou lamsen un6 bretten,
ober in atpei ber19ieoeren 9iden pors
tcmmen6en, nit 2inien u1o Rretlen
beaei@neten f@arf a%usebauenen Stei,
ne pielleiht gu einem @ptele benubt
tpurben. Die S%rbentpaare 3etgt 1ll1r
Brubftude: Sbetle bon &Drpern. ar
men, Beinen, @aien; ie nabert itd IN
ibrem Sppus ienem bes @aucatbales
II Il nI1fmhfpf1 -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
unfer sr5tteS @eItmeer.

Der @ti1e Ocean lGBt an @rDbe
unb Mannigfaltigteit ale anberen
3@endFtr unferes plunetert melt binz
ter fi4. SIM 0erglei4 nit ibm 1T
Der Mhantt4e Oeean bod nur cine
Meererpge, unb gar Der Snbif4e
Ocean >peiter ni4ts, uls cine r8ant",
bon elmer Reibe perfuntener Snfeln
aebilbet, bas Mitteldnbifde Meer
aber r,ur nit elmer Rinr1e gu bergletz
4en!
Sn bet @egenb bes 70. @rabes
1ibliber 8reite eritredt ii4 ber StiQe
Dcear, iiber 1876 2dnsengrabe, alio
iiber mebr als Elm Drittel bes sanz
3en umtrei5es ber @rbe. @s f@iebt
fm bortberum nibts 3tptfden i4m
unb benz @iibpolarzGeftlanb Elm.
Ser Norben oben ift mabri4einli@
ebemdls burb .tnen Qanb= @ompler
absei4loFen gemeien, tpelder bann
bur9 bic polarftr0mlng bur@bro@en
tpurbe unb iebt 5pii@en @lasta unb
Gibirten pertbeilt 1T.
ollie @eftalten Der Sceanz@ eo9raz
pbie iinb in biefer u%nsebeuren,
i~@apeisfpmzgroben MaFertpiiite nerz
treten. 3mi5den ben 9amaiii4en
SnfeIn unb Muftralien ALIEN bat mar.
brei ober bier beutli4 berportretenbe
unterietif4e 8ergtetten seaGblt, nit
{teilen @ipfe1n unb f@roffen Mbbdnz
gen. Mn ben atpei Guberiten Gnben
1T ber GtilIe Ocean fla@. SIN Norz
ben gebt cine 8ant an ben 4leutenz
Sn1elr entlang in ben @olf bon
Mlasta, tpel@e aber ba uno bort 10
tiefe 21@er bat, bab man nod nit
feinem Mpparat ben @runb bat fin
ben t0nren. Cine entipreaenbe
8ant 3iebt {i9 au4 bur4 ben lub>
tpeftli9en She'll beS Oceans unb erz
bebt fi9, tpie iene, bur4i@nittli@ bis
au 100 Gaben unter ber MaFerz
Fd4e.
Sebe Dirt bon Semperatur unb me-
teorologtfhen @erbdltntfen tann
man auf benz @ti1en Ocean antrefz
fen. Mus ber 8eringsfee bod oben
tommt bic eifige Str0mung, mel@e
i'm CONNER 10 tiiblenb auf anbere
@eitabe tpirtt; bonn Mequator tommer
bic Sommeritr0mungen berauf, bic
tpGrmer iinb, als ber atlantti4e @olfz
from; unb bic Str0mung, pel@e INN
bas Sibcap bon Sasmanien berum
brauft, trdgt bic sr0bten, ldnsiten
@isberge auf ibrem 8uien. @etp0bn<
ltb fd4eln muir fanfte paKatptnoe
bie1es little" Meltmeer; aber feline
@e14i@te tpeiit bic i4redli@iten rSetz
funs" auf, pel@e ie in ber Meteoroz
logic erbDrt paren.
Die Dampfer ber rpactftc Mail
Co., tpel@e bon San Grancisco na4
ben aiiatif&en 9dfen fabren, baben
Bis na4 Ootobama i'm @anaen 1870
@eemeilen gu betpdlttgen Gallo mebr,
als bas Doppelte BET Gabrldnge bet
transatlantii@en 9ampfer), pdbrenb
bic canabi5@en Dampfer 5tpii4en
@ictoria un6 Dotobama muir 1900
Metlen gu fabren brau4en, pas Bel
fonit .gleiben Wer6dltnifen einen
1or1prung bon etpa SO Stunben
sibt, Die ameritanii@en @4iffe
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
ii9 giebt. Seine CUTE. ebrli@e
9aut pirb isbr esA4dbt. man aiebt iie

fi4 giebt. Seine CUTE. ebrlide
9aut tpirb febr sedddbt, man aiebt lie
ibm iiber bic Obren.
Die 8allmutter enbli4, bic unter
rmitdnoen audi cine 8alltante fem
fam, 1T Elm iberaus nadiames unb
treues 9austbter, tuelhes ~allerbinss
bei 3unebmenbem glitter bifig, ia ni4t
5elten gefGbrli@ tpirb. Gbarattert>
itif4 1T an Der 8aQmutter ber befs
tige l1ntpile, ben Der bloBe Mnblid
alter Sunsseielen in ibr eruedt. Sn
tpetten 9af4en permabrt lie puber=
qua{ten, ;@renneiien, parfimffifhz
den, @tednabeln, Sptegel. Mdb3eug;
Rdmm@en u1tp. Die 3dbne ~ To-
fern lie ni@t gang feblen - itnb bauz
fig NIT 9aarer bebedt, unb als Mafz
fe bent ibr cine fpibe ober fogar bile
3unge, NIT ber lie bel l1nbetl am
rt9ten tann. Sn Der Gefangeni@aft
b. +. tpenn fie einen 3utinftisen
S4nieseriobn ~,sefansen bat, 1T lie
(aunigs unb poiiirli@, aber fpGter
muB man fi4 in Mht nebmen. @ibz
renb 1T bic 2iebe mnb Guriorge fir
lire tpeibli@en Nahtommen; lie berz
tbeihist lie pie cine 2Dptn. bic ibre
Sunoen los tperben min!
sd brau4e nibt gu fasen, bab bte<
fe fletnen 8osbeiten auf Niemanben
bon ben Iieben tan3enbtn 2eierinnen
8eaug baben, unb i4 beetle mid, Sic
gu beriDbneuL inbem i4 bas @las
erbebe unb ausrufe: IS lebe Der &ar@
nebal, es lebe bic Gr0bli4teit, es lebe
bic qa1ae 8alqe1eQf4aft! .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-03-29
eelbnmors tn seu,t@en Seere.

Das neueite @eibeft gum .MilitGrz
Mo4enblatt" perDffentli@t amtlt@e
Mngaben iiber bic Selbitmorbe i'm
beutf@en 9eere.
rDen uncibiliiirte,r Men1&en fremb
-fo beibt es in ben einleitenben
Worten bes Mrtitels ~ 1T Der Selbitz
morb allen Gulturp0ltern eigen, bat
aber bod ni@t iiberal slei@mdBige
gerbkeitlng. Sic @erf@iebenbeit
ber1elben 1T ,i,beHtn feline 3ufdQtg
tpe9felnbe, fonbern madt fim nit
GROCER M~egelmdbigteit geltenb, 10 baB
biefe i'm 2eben bes Gtn3elnen pm
freili@ oft nur f4etnbar tptlltir>
Tide Qanbluns 3u elmer gefebmdbi<
gen @rf@einurg i'm Dafetn Der @0lz
Ter i,pirb.
Inter ben berf4iebenen @taaten
Guropas 1T Deutf4lanb bon biefer
unertpunf9ten @efolsf@uft BET @ulz
tur am meiften betmgefu4t. MGb<
renb i'm Deut14en Mei4e BON 10000
2ebenben iGbrli4 2,71 bur4 @elbit@
morb ftarben, betrdgt bic glei@e 3abl
in DGnemart 2,58, btr @4mei3 2,30,
1rantrei4 1877, Oefterret4 1853,
Tinnlanb 1875, S@meben $50, Gngz
lamb O,76, Morpegen 0,70, ben Ntez
berlanben O,52, Stalien 0,46, Spa<
MEN OBS.
@S finb al1o bortpiegenb bic @Dlz
ter aermantf4er M%bitammung, bel
bene,1 ftb bic Selbftmorbneigung in
b0berem Mabe geltenb ma@t. Damtt
ftebt es aud in @%intlang, bab ber
|Norben Iranfrei9s unb ber @uben
Gnqlanbs pobin germanii@e Gle
mente btelfa& auf benz @ege ber
@inpanber1lng 9ebrungen finb, .b1>
bere @elbftmorb5iffern, als bic ubri@
qen Sbet1e bie1er 2dnber auftpet{e1.
Sn Oeiterrei@ aeigen ferner bic Be-
atrfe Der beutf&en @pra4e cine groz
bere @elb}tmorbbdufigteit, dig &ratn,
@uliaien unb l1ngarn. Sn 9eut14z
lamb biloen bas R0ntgrei& Sa@fen
unb bic bena@barten fd@ff@m Ser
aoqtbiimer glei@fam ben @ipfelpuntt
fur bic @elbitmorbbemegung, bon
peldem aus nab Often unb Meiten,
fotpie na4 @iben bic @elbftmorbbauz
ftqfeit almGlig abntmmt. Mur i'm
Norben, pobl unter benz GinfluKe ber
Wermi5@ung nit bdnif@en @lemenz
ten, 3eigt {te cine 3tpeite @r6ebung.
Dement{predenb betbetli9ten @
AUDI bic ienem b0idftea, i'm R0nigz
reid @ad{en %gelegenen @tpfelpuntte
bena@barte11 tbilringti@en @taaten
unb preuBi19en Nropin5en, tpte
@ad{en, @@lefien unb 9annober. in
berporrage1bem Mabe an Der @elb}ts
morbterbli9teit, unb ftebt Sales>
piq <@etitein ienen propinaen NIT let
ner Selbftmorb3iffer perbaltnibmabte
maize. Mebnli@ (perbalten. is4 aud
bic Mesierungsbeatrte, iebo@ init
Der Mabgabe, baB in ein3elnen Yro>
pinaen Der cine ODER Der anoere Bes
ART bic @elbitmoroneigung Der We
pDlteruna porpiesenb gum Must1ad
brinqt. 90 1T i'm &egitrungsbe3iri
2teantb bic 3abl bet @:::bltIrnreer
grDber, als in ben Re1t'clngsbe3lr1z
len 8res&au unb Oppeln, ,l11o 'teb'
potsbam, obtpobl 8ranben9urs inter
ben preubijden ,propin5en eine Mltz
telfteuung einnimmt, nit 1etner
@elbi tmorb3iffer am 3toetten YlaBe;
y@tapi54e Mb5tammung perrtnger1
bic Meisuag gu Selbitmoroen; oes:
balb 1T bic 3abl berielben IN 6er
bon flapi|9er Bep0lterung %betpobnter
Sitliden probtnaen preubens cine &C.
J ringere.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
OHIO LEGISLATURE
Thursday.

HoUsR-Brorein's house bill amending
the Workman school law was passed 20
TO 10, Hunters sleepingcar bill was do
featsd and Griffin's passed. II will yield
about Sl2, 900 annually. A bill was passed
imposing a tar Of 2per cent on gross re-
ceipts OF express cempanies and auothor
taxing foreign corporations one-tsnth Of l
per cent on thoir capital stock After a
spirited clash biennial session resolution
was adopted, and May Il fixed for the dag
for adjournment sine die
SRNATE-Tho Paxton bill to repeal ths
Strehl street railway law was defeated
The house bill providing for instruction 10
clay working at the Ohio State university
was passed after being amended SO as to
include instructions in cement making,
glass working and manufacture of aRsi-
fetal stone. The Mcbride house bill sx-
tending the jury commission law to every
county In the state was mado a law. Tho
senate also adopted Rushrwein's house
resolution authorizing the governor to ap-
point a commission to meet witN \ liks
commission from other states and prepare
! uniform laws governing marriage, dl-
vorces, bills of sale. etc., in all the states.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
Robusr at Eighty-Four.

Amidst the latter-dAy reign Of financial
depression. IL il blessing 10 Contemplate the
thrifty condition OF an institution which,
In combating the tinseled assertions Of un-
scrupulous cOmpstitors. can cite solid facts
and figures OF over four scors years as lie
chief claim 70 merit and couhdsrce. Such
an institution is the American Fire Insur-
sncs Company of Philadelphia. whose
eighty-fourih annual statement lies before
us. II is with pardonAblc pride that the Of
ficsrs Of this conservative company rest their
claims 70 patronage on the convincing argu-
ment this financial exhi bit furnishes. With
ont entering into an elaborate analysis of
their statement, we briefly say, It shows this
company as possessed Of abundant assets,
and hfier paying lass years heavy losses, a
handsome surplus. In short, IL furnishes
indubitable evidauce OF efficient and hon.
orabls management. He who would insure
with company that has never failed TO meet
promptly every loss and has undoubted abil-
ity to pay all losses Of the future, should not
hesitate TO take a policy in the American
Fire Insurance Company Of Philadelphia. N
B, Jones il the special sgent for Ohio, and
the local agent Is Il. ii. French.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26


D1r tnan IN nes noCsg1~ Tnen comes IN
the question OF time. Adjournment IS
coming along at rapid pacs. and thoss
who might want to delay adjournment
viii be willing 10 hurry it up If they see
tho Haskell bill coming their way. Pos
sibly the Haskell bill will result In an
earlier sdjournment and ono onths bisu-
nial plan. so that the people will get
some good ont of tho bill even If it is not
enacted into law. The bill hasn't over
one chance in i've OF becoming a law.
The day it was brought up in the house
it had four out of five. Lack Of proper
and quick-witted management on the
part OF those having it in charge changed
the conditions as above indicated. Par
hamentary tri ks are very handy TO have
----- "a a fzkt for local oution.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26

DAVIS. Died at the home Of her parents in
Harrison township. Saturday morning, April l4th,
1894, MaudIe Eve. daughter Of John and Melissa
Davis, aged two months.
In the casket never moving, lies our bAbys form.
She has crossed the deep, dark river she is sleeping
her last sleep;
She's at rest, her suffering over, no more pam for
her to bear,
Why mourn We then who loved her, II she is in
Heayen-no sorrow there.
She has left us, yes, all slone,
Twas the Savior called her to quit the earthly
home;
Let us live that we may meet her when our time
has come to GO,
Up In Heaven, dearer, Sweeter, than we knew her
horo below.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
One Fare Excursion to Denver.

June 10th and II. For annual meeting American
institute Of Homeopathy at Denver Col, June 14th
to 22nd, the 7. st, L. &K. O. h. r., "Clover Lea,
Route" will issue one fare excursion tickets from
all stations Ample return limit Stop oyers side
trips. etc. Buffet reclining chair cars. seats free
vestibule sleeping cars, via Clover Leaf Route
Call on neArest agent or address. al
CO. JENKIN8,
GenI. Pass. Agent, Toledo, o.
N. B.--Low rate excursion 10 Portland, Orc.
Account Presbyterian meeting, May. I'd
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
ATondaY.

HoUsE-Bills introduced: Appropriate
ing about. $4,000 this year and Sl25, 200
next year for construction purposes at the
Gallipolis epileptic asylum, Mansfield re1
formatory and Massillon asylum and $685.
600 for agricultural experiment station;
making more specific the duties Of the
dairy and food commissioner and defining,
the manner of bringing legal action; re-
quiring dogs on which tax is paid to wear
a collar and tab, and requiring officers to
kill other dogs; providing for abandon
ment OF canal at Cincinnati and authoriz-
ing the issuing of $2,G00,o00 In bonds to
build q subservice railroad and boulevard;
providing for organization and regulation
Of credit and guaranty companies to in
demnify merchants and manufacturers
against losHas from credits; increasing the
state levy $40 of a mill for the general rev.
eaEa. FL
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
Pittsburg.

Cattle Prime, "a 1904 40, good, 50 roo
4 90; good butchers, $3 1O@3 90; rough fat,
50 30@3 90; bulls and stags, 2@3c; fresh
cows and springers, $40 00@40 co. Hogs
Philadelphias, IS 45015 so; Workers, s. e0@
Is 40; pigs. IS 1905 90; good heavy. sowI,
"a 5000 90; stays and rough sows, 90 50@
1 90. Sheep--Extra, IS 80N4 90; good,
b3 25@3 10; fair, g. 50g3 90; lambs, 50 50@
e 80; yearlings, "a 60@4 80; veal calves,
kS 15(nd % II
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
Friday.

SRNATE-Bills passed: Regulating fora
closures on small loans on chattsl mort
cages; allowing municipalities to issue i'm,
provement bonds from time to time as they
are needed; increasing retail dealsrs' tax on
cigarettes from 500 to $3.50 a yoar-which
is intended to prohibit the sale Of cigarettes
and not to raise revenues; making 1t q
penal offense to steal skiffs.
HoUsE-The day was devoted to the In
PRODUCTION of local bills
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
CARD OF THAMES.

To the many friends who SO kindly assisted us
during the ilneSs and death Of our beloved daugh-
ter, Maudie wo wish to return our
Their administrations and sympathy will always be
remembered.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
Mn. ANp MnE. Jonr pAy1s.

In the Days OF Our Grand-mothers,
Sulphur snd molasses reigned
supreme in the Spring time. Nova
days we take Humphreys Specific
No. 10 for Dyspepsia, and all stomach
troubles, keeping the blood pure, SO
that no Spring dosing is necessary.
For sale by druggists. I'm
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26

Wheat - 57@57Jlc. Corn - Al 1A@431lc.
Cattle Selected butchers, IS s5@4 10; fair
to medium, s. 00@3 rs; common, 81 cog
ID IS. Hogs-Select and prime butchers,
IS 25@5 80; packing, s. 1905 %; common
to rough, o. 5O@5 10. Sheep--s1 tO04 IS;
Lamhs-S8 2hl16 30
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26

Perfect health is seldom found, for
impure blood is SO general Hoods
Sarsaparilla really does purify the
blood and restore health.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26

Hogs-Selec butchers, eE 25@5 30; pack
ing, S5 1906 %. Cattle Prime steerr,
"a 35@4 80; others, s3 5O@3 90; cows and
bulls, ST 1903 SO. Sheep 20 e3 0004 20;
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
ToIado.

Wheat--No. 2 cash and April. 57Jfc;
May, 5756c; July, 60c; August, e11sc.
Corn--No. Q cash, 40c; May, 3S16c bid.
Oats-No. mixed, Bic; No. . white, 38c.
Rye-C Cash, SOC. Cloverseed- Prime cash,
Is5 65; April, So 60; October, "a 87k.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
new Yorlk.

Il Wheat = May, 6lss@61 19-16c. Corn
May, 431s@44c Oats Western, 46@4So.
Cattie-$1 60@4 50. Sheep - So 25@4 70.
Lambs-A coos 75.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
For Rent.

A small farm Of twenty-five acres with good
Ahonse and barn, five or six acres seeded te
clover and four acres to wheat. Farm situated II
For particulars, address the Undersigned
FRED. E. BROWN,
mchi5.1m Ecdus, Wayne Co., New York.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
oorrecte tby H II .vocks& Bro
THE MARKETS.
Review Of tho Grain and Cattle Markets
For April I'd.
Hhds.
Cincinnati Tohacct

Cincinnati Tobacco.
Hhds.
Receipts for the week................. 1889
Receipts for same week last year,. 1,713
The range of prices during the week is as
follows:
The 498 hhds old: 10, 81 900s so; Sc,
g. 00@5 g5: 149, So 00@7 85; 136, s. 00@
9 95; 7S, $40 00@l1 rs; 50, Sl2 0O@14 rs; II,
SIS 00@16 rs.
The l,86s hhds new: 1ss, 81 O0@8 95: 1893,
o. 00@5 95; 1884, $6 00@7 95; 1856, $s 00@
Q 95; f16. $40 00@l1 rs; 81, Sl2 00@14 rs; 10,
R15 OO61I0 90
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
THE !. KELLEY !. INSTITUTE
LAnNlr,lI1Ir nuIn
In MemorIam.

Trea,s AIcOIiOLIsM and OPIUM Addc lion.
Treatment Private. Correspondence CoInden-
tial. Writo for Terms. mchl6-3m
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26
Insolvency Notice.

ON the 3rd day of April, in the year 1894 the
Otbe Probate Court OF Henry county, Ohio, de-
clsrsd tho estate OF Peter Rosebroek deceased, to
be probably insovent creditors are, therefore, re-
quired to present their claims against the estate
to the undersigned for allowance, within six
months from the time above mentioned, or they
will not be entitled to payment.
Dated April srd, 1894.
HENRY R0HRS,
Administrator of Peter Rosebr0ek.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-04-26

The House Says May II, But the Senate
May Prolong tho session Somewhat.
The House Appropriation Bill $4,000
larger than the Estimated Receipts.
Swamp Lands.-LocaI Option.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
A REVIVAL IN BUILDING.
Builders Looking for an Active Sea-
son During the Next Twelve Months.

The Last Year Not Boom Year, but
Steady One in the Building Indus
try - Ninety-four Permits Issued
From the Clerk of Councils Office.
Some of the Buildings Erected and
in Course of Ereetion-The Greatest
Amount of Building in Residences.
While the last year has not been boom
year in building, it has not been, by any
means, an idle year. Within the last few
months there has been a revival in build
ing that has, in a measure, surprised the
builders The records of the clerk of
councils Office from which the greater
part of the building permits are issued,
do not show that there was as much
building as in former years, but this is
due largely TO the fact that many build
ings were erected beyond the limits for
which the ordinances require that per-
mits shall beissued.
The total number of building permits
issued during the year was ninety-four.
OF this number eighty-fve were for frame
buildings, forty being for l-story,
thirty-hve for 2-story and three for 3-story
buildings. Only nine permits for orick
buildings were issued, three being for l.
story. five for 2-story and one for 3-story
buildings This does not include the
number Of special permits issued by coun-
Gil when it was necessary for the fire
committee or the street and lane COM
mittee to pass upon the applications.
Neither does it include number Of build
Jugs erected under the guise of repairing
old buildings. OF the buildings for which
permits were issued seventy-six were for
dwellings. i've for stores and three for
churches
The most important building for which
permit was issued was the large three
story brick building of the Little Sisters
OF the Poor. The handsome new store
houses erected by Wilcox & Gibbs fol
NJ. Ferst's Sons & Co. and the Savannah
Grocery Company on Bay street, TO re
place those destroyed by fire in February
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
Krouskof Millinery Company.

Mr. S. Krouskoff has just returned from
the north, where he has been busy lectse-
ing fall and winter stock for the Krous-
koif Millinery Company. This mammoth
millinery concern is under the manage
ment of Mr. s. Krouskoif, gentleman
who has spent lifetime in catering 10
the desires of the fashionable circles, and
who has always shown hiseXcellent iudg-
ment in his selections OF the most desir-
able goods in the market Their whole
sale department is filled with the finest
line of hats. bonnets, ribbons and every
other requisite material to tit out mil
linery store. Their prices are guaranteed
to be as low as any in the country, and
styles are of the very latest patterns. The
retail business will be conducted under
the personal supervision Of MIR. Krous-
kof, who has secured a splendid corps OF
talented trimmers and salesladies TO at.
tend to the demands Of a irst-class trade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
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Largest vehicle and Harness Deal
ers South.
Savannah

savannah
Dear old sleepy, steady-going, conser-
vative Savannah, has got move on her.
At least such concerns as the Savannah
Carriage and Wagon Company, who are
doing the largest vehicle and harness
business in the south, leads one TO be-
lieve tina: big business can be done by
progressive and reliable firms.
Five years ago savannah was unknown
as carriage market To-day it is &C
knowledged the leading center.
IL is nearly five years since the Savan-
nah Carriage and Wagon Company was
organized it is "A live concern, thoroughly
reliable in its dealing and credit 10 any
section.
The company's officers are representa-
tive business men, who enjoy the conf
dence of the trade and are: Lee hoy
Myers, president; Edward Karow, vice
president; Max Robinson, secretary and
treasurer;; Charles Brant, superinten-
dent, who together with Joseph Rosen-
helm w. de Bruyn Hops and l.. Mohr,
comprise the board Of directors.
The Savannah Carriage and Wagon
Company employ several statesmen on the
road, and their shipments extent from
Virginia 10 CUBA, with an occasional ship
ment to South America.
The Auburn steel axle wagon is well
known as one Of their specialties, and Is
sold under an ironclad guarantee
Their Georgia made harness and Cork
Collars, which positively will not gall
are already too well known to require
comment.
In buying a vehicle one must have con.
tidence in their dealer Buyer can safely
leave their interests in this company S
hands; they are reliable-they are pro-