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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-08-02
COTTON.

July 30, '94.-Messrs. Edward and
John Keiger. of Colby, Summit coun-
ty. o., are the guests of Jacob Hiser
and family.
Mrs. Black, of Wood county, WAS
the guest of w. w. Griffin few days
Of last week.
Born, to John Forman and wife, a
girl. Johnny now sings lullaby in
his sleep.
The social given by the M. E.
church Saturday evening was a sue
cess and speaks well for our home
talent. ftfFFR H
The people of Cotton and vicinity
were very sorry to learn Of the death
of one of our old citizens and friends,
Mrs. r. Rummell, of Napoleon. Her
many friends here join in heartfelt
sympathy for Mr.. Rummelland family
in their bereavement.
VIM. Whitaker, of Wauseon, Sun
dayed in Cotton the guest of Geo.
Ellsworth.
Mrs. s. w. Mohler, of Napoleon, has
been visiting friends near Cotton foI
the past week.
w. G. Oyermire and L. o. Brown
took in Neapolis while on their trip
for their health. tH#
Ira Barlow has his new barn ready
for the roof. as @
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HAMLER.

Mr.. Bright and sister, of Findlay,
are the guests of Ella Brown this
week. r..r
Miss Bell Quinn has been very sick
for the past few days. Lizzie Nc
Granihan is filling her place in the
postof1ice
G. F. Hayes drove over to Mcclure
on business last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Quinn, of North Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. F.
Wickenhiser, and taking care OF Bell.
Nick Brady, who has been very
sick for several weeks with hemor-
rhage of the lungs is much better at
the present writing.
Died, Tuesday, July "a, Olive Blanch,
little daughter of Caleb Merritt, aged
is months. Funeral, Thursday at
the Ridgeville cemetery.
G. A. Lindoerfer has leased lot
of the r. r. company and is erecting
a very neat little cottage, just south
of the depot.
Vim. Barbite and Harry Gardner
wheeled to Gertie's island Sunday,
VIM. Disher, of the Hamler cream
ry, was on the sick list several days
last week.
Lee Rose and Dora Counselman
drove to Mcclure Sunday.
A goodly number of the Hamler
people spent a very pleasant day Sun
day on Gertie's island. The island is
a very beautiful and quiet spot, and
those weary of the labor and toll OF
week can spend an enjoyable and
quiet rest, when the day ofrest comes,
upon it's pleasant banks.
Ben White was at Toledo Sunday
to see his little daughter Cloe.
Ortensa Roland was calling on
friends in Weston Sunday and Mon
day of this week.
Mrs. John Wickenhiser, of Toledo,
arrived Monday to visit the family of
G. F. Wickenhiser, of this place.
Dick Ebersole spent Sunday with
his wife and children who have been
spending several weeks with Mrs. Els.
mother, Mrs. John Hamler.
Mr.. Orcott, Jr., of Defiance, was in
our city Monday.
Mrs. A. G. Hayes and Mrs. Peter
Hayes were calling on friends al
Ridgeland Tuesday Of this week.
SAM I'll.
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MCCLURE.

July 30, 94- Ed. Conrod is happy
over the arrival of little daughter.
Sheriff Decker and daughter Julia,
of Napoleon, were in the city Thurs
day.
The dance here Thursday night
was fairly attended, and the result,
Is number of bad colds and sore
throats. Viz n
Little Hayse Cromwell is numbered
with the sick this week.
Terry Heeter and family, of Toledo,
were visiting in these diggins the past
week.
Edith Shepard, OF Toledo, is here
visiting her many friends.
3 Will Misamoreof Mt. Blanchard is
spending week here with the family
of w. Kraut.
Lee Rose and Miss Dora Counsel
man, of Hamler, spent Sunday with
Myrtle Hale.
Rev. w oodruff filled the pulpit Sun
day evening, and delivered a very in
teresting sermon. ~
A number from here attended the
negro meeting above Grand Rapids
Sunday evening.
The gold watch that was lost by
Miss Lydia Wiedeman was found Fri
day afternoon by Simon Whitman
near the M. e. church. 9
Ira Ward, who has.been i'll the past
week, is improving rapidly.
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DESHLER.

July Both, '94.-E. N. Worden was
over to Napoleon last Tuesday on le-
gal business.
John Vogt made business trip to
Toledo last Monday.
Mrs. Willis Loeb and children were
the guests of Weston friends last
week.
Guy Smith, of Toledo, was in Desh-
Ter the first of last week shaking
hands with old acquaintance, and
called on his best girl while here.
DR.. j. H. Lathrop, wife and daugh-
ter were the guests of Milton friends
the first of last week.
Richard Brinkerhuff, of Custar, Wis
tied with F. H. French and wife last
Saturday. ISL.
Rev. j. d. Simms attended and as
sisted in the funeral services of Miss
Anna Billheimer, at Columbus Grove.
on Monday of last week.
Two small children of Mr. Myers
and wife are reported dangerously
sick with scarlet fever.
A small child of William Tice and
wife was buried last Thursday in the
Deshler cemetery three miles west of
town.
Mrs. Jamison is very low with
dropsy.
Erastus Frederick and wife drove
over to Liberty Center on Saturday
to visit with old friends.
VIM. Wise, Z. II. French and wife
drove out to the U. B. church, five
miles west of Deshler, last Sunday.
Rev. Dague preached to full house
at the u B. church five miles west OF
Deshler last Sunday.
The ladies of the NJ E. church have
bought new seats and have had them
placed in the church; they are nice
Ones
Ray Brown attended the funeral OF
his teacher, Miss Anna Billheimer, at
Columbus Grove on Monday.
Stafford Bros. have their new eleva-
tor about completed. There will be
another elevator to go up within the
next 80 days. Parties from Toledo
are having the work done and have
got most of the timber on the ground.
Doc. Morse's new house on the bank
of Brush creek is near completion and
will be a dandy.
About 2 o'clock Sunday morning q
B. & 0. freight ran into G. HI. g. D.
freight at the crossing of the two roads
The G. HI. & d. train had the target
and was taking water when the B. &
O. train going west came up within
Is rods of the crossing before the
engineer noticed that q G. HI. & D
freight train was on the crossing
The engineer on the B. & o. reversed
his engine and he and his fireman
jumped. The b. & o. train cut th,
G. HI. & d. freight throwing tive
freight cars from the track, dumpins
one of them on the platform. TIL,
B. " 0. engine was badly demolished
Several tramps were in one of the
cars but escaped with few bruises
1t is supposed that the engineer wa
asleep until within few rods of tn,
crossing. aH
Vim. Wise has gone to Maumee tt
attend the funeral of his mother whicl
will occur to-day.
Samuel Reid, a plasterer, OIL
Wednesday afternoon while at work
received a paralystic stroke renderin;
him speechless GABE.
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WEST HOPE.

JULY 30th.--Wm. Fuller has been
discharged from the Toledo Insane
asylum where he has been penned up
just to crafty a few individuals.
There is good deal of sickness in
our midst. Arthur Hudson has been
away for the last six weeks being
treated for the rheumatism. John
Pender and wife are on the sick list
The worst of all is that Sires Herke
has gone crazy. They say that last
Saturday night he walked fully go
miles without ever sitting down to
rest. Whiskey is the cause.
An ice cream supper was held last
Wednesday evening at West Hope for
the benefit of the U. B. church. The
nice sum of $40 was netted which will
go towards a new roof for the church.
Frank Lebey and Ed. FrankfatheT
went to Mcclure Monday.
Our Sunday School has an attend
ance of $50. We ought to be proud
of it.
Elder Good preached good sermon
last Sunday at the U. B. Church.
Howard Spangler and family, OF
Hamler, were seen on our streets last
Sunday.
David Smith was in the county seal
to-day on business.
w. T. Hines is building a fine new
house on his farm in section 8.
Harry Andrix has purchased q new
buggy.
b. f. Wagner is running his tile
mill in full blast. A new kiln will be
put in in the near future. x.
Take in the Wauseon bicycle races
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Died at Napoleon, Ohio, July "a
1924, Mrs. Ellen Asenath Rum
NELL.

At meeting of the Ladies Society
of the Presbyterian Church of Napo-
leon, Ohio, the following resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, God in his all-wise
providence has taken from our So
ciety of church workers, Mrs. Ellen
Asenath Rummell to the company of
the redeemed who do "rest from their
labors.n Therefore, be it
Resol0ed, That we as q church
society place on record this memorial
as a token of our high appreciation
of her worth.
That though we remain to mourn
her loss, and she be missed from our
circle, yet we can rejoice in the
assured and blessed hope of a reun-
ion with her who has gone before.
That we tender our love and sym
pathy to the husband, children and
mother of the deceased in their hour
of sadness, and express hope that
even so great @ bereavement may be
overruled for their highest good
That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased; a
copy to be placed on the records Of
this society, and a copy to be pub
lished in the NORTHWEST and Signal
MRS. DAVID SHOEMAKER,
| Mrs. L. l.. ORwIG,
| Mrs. G. E. REYNOLDS,
/ Committee.
| DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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OHIO STATE NEWS.
NOTES OF INTEREST TO OUR READ
ERS IN OUR OWN STATE.

Concise and Condensed TeIegTxphic Re-
ports Of the week-An Interesting Col
lection Of Items From Here and There
Throughout the State.
Hooking valley machine miners have
agreed 10 arbitrate.
Harriett Powell, Is, was fatally stung
by hornets at Winchester, o.
George Bush, farmer, of MassillOn, o.,
was bound, gagged and robbed of 500.
Miss Luna Hall, the prettiest girl in
Proctorville, o., died suddenly, and the
coroner has his suspicious
Mrs. Jacob Eckert of Dayton, o., went
to Cincinnati to seek employment She
was found dead in her room with knife
wound in her TIN oat ard towel twisted
tightly about her neck.
Farmer Waldron killed 12-foot black
snake near Delaware, o.
Charles Wagner suicided by shooting al
Lakewood, a Cleveland suburb.
While boring an artesian well natural
gas was struck at Blanchester, o.
James Wilson of Wooster, O., shot him.
self and cut his throat. He is dead.
Fourteen-year-old Sarah Stewart was
outraged by tramp near Warren, o.
Wheat sells at 42 cents in Bucyrus, O.,
lower even than corn, which is 40 cents.
Ohio has already paid out for the serv,
ices of the militia during the strike over
500, 200.
Boys found valuable booty hidden by
burglars under the grand stand at til,
Lima (O.) base ball park.
The Misses Maud and Doll Kellar arr
travelling alone ON their bicycles from Mas
sillon, o., to Richmond, Ind.
The privates charged with assaultinl
Mrs. Newton in the Columbus (O) armor,
are to be tried by court martial
Young Robert Chain had his face poi
soned by ivy near Springfield, O., and ON
eye has burst from the swelling.
The electric railway company of Tiffin
o., has been enjoined from putting in
line, but is putting it in just the same.
Hobos took possession of the publ,
square in Cleveland, and the police wer
powerless to remove them until reinforced
M. +. Jones, who disappeared for tw,
years because as lie claims, of alteration
of mind, is in trouble at Wilmington, o.
for alleged swindling in real estate deal
Frank Ulrich Of Rockport o., was saw
| ing spokes, when one flew back and hi
him in the stomach, causing his death.
By the explosion of traction engine
which went through bridge near Reeds
burg, o., Henry Garnes was instantl
killed. In similar accident near Lod
| George Hart was killed.
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MCCLURE, o., July 30th. Arthur
Rice was Weston visitor Saturday.
Grant Warner drove to Holgate
Friday. s4
F. E. Thompson, of Tontogany, at
tended the bowery dance here Thurs
day night.
George Carlisle and Dan Light Wis
tied Napoleon Friday. aI
Miss Stella Frankfather, of Toledo,
isvisiting her sister, Mrs. Everingham.
Frank Slygh and wife, of Weston,
was in town Thursday night.
Mrs. Rhynard and children visited
in Texas Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Light visited in Toledo
Thursday.
Tommie Clark called on friends in
Texas Sunday.
Arthur Rice and wife entertained
Ira and Charley Bortle, of Weston,
Sunday. ....
We saw Dick Mason and Jay Rob
erts going north latter the ball, we
wondered where they were going.
George Briney has gone to parts
unknown so they say. ToPsY.
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KELLEY WRIsKEY AND OPIUM
CIIRE

By authority of DIR. Leslie E. Kelley a reg
ular Keeley Institute, for the cure of Alco-
holism and Opium addiction Tobacco Hab-
it and Nerve Exhaustion, has been establish
ed in Toledo. Experienced physicians in
charge. No publicity, confinement or suffer
ing Good boarding department connected
with Institute. For terms and particulars,
address The Kelley Institute, 1916 Madison
st. Toledo, Ohio. N. B. The genuine Keeley
treatment can be obtained in Ohio only
through the Kelley Institute at Toledo and
Marvsville. Beware of iinposters!! Myl7-3m
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Union Men Discharged.

CHICAGO JUNCTION, o., July 31.-
About 100 men who were employed at
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops
at this place are idle. They refused to
comply with an order of the company
to withdraw from the American Rail
way union, and were discharged. The
places of 40 of the men l>ave been filed
by uonunion men.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-08-02

Every town has what may be
properly called ''hoo doo.n They
belittle the efforts of the public spirit
ed by their cantankerous criticism.
They find fault where no faults exists.
They suspect people of ulterior
motives, when their liberality exceeds
that by which they themselves have
been able to gain a little praise. They
are, in some instances, led around by
brainier men, who use them as tongs
to pull chesnuts out of the fire. They
do more to embarrass progress and
the development of progressive
spirit, than swarm of seventeen
year locusts.
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I,i- Fire at Celinn O.

LIMA, o., July 2S.-Fire which broke
out shortly after midnight, burned al
entire block of business houses at Celina
Mercer county. The lima and Var
Vert fire departments We're sent for
Two banks, two drugstores, a bakery
and eight saloons were in the list de-
stroyed. Loss is about $4,000.
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MAcKsBURG, o., July 81.-While Will
liam Dutton, Jr., of Marietta, o., late
of this place, was driving between War
ner and Elva with his wife and two
children, his horse became frightened at
train and wrecked the carriage, throw
ing all violently to the ground. Every
one was hurt, Mrs. Dutton and her little
daughter being fatally injured, it is
feared
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For Sale.

Fine business building and cottage,
both on same lot. Size of lot 46x13e
feet, half a square northwest of B.
& O. and Cloverleaf depots. Most
desirable place for restaurant and
hotel buildings Will sell on easy
terms or trade for property in good
locality in town or country. Ad
dress MRS. j. w. CARSON,
tt Holgate. O.
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YOUNGSTOWN. o., July 27.-The
Youngstown street railway is again tied
up tight. During the night some un-
known miscreant grounded the trolley
wires in such manner that the cleo.
tricians of the company have so far been
unable to locate the trouble. The com.
pany claims that the new men brought
here to operate the motors are expert
enced hands, and that they are now il
position to run their cars if permitted
! ~ r. n or,
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BastuI,,

Wool-Ohio ard Pennsylvania xxx %
@24c, Xxx and above 2lc, x 1S@20c, No.
2l@23c, No. 2 2l@23, fine unwashed 14c,
unmerchantable 16c, Ohio combing: Mol
three-eighths and one-half blood 22G28c,
No. Q x l-blood 22@23c, Ohio delaine &c,
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri: Comb
ing x blood l9@20c do blood 19@20c, do
braid 17c, clothing 8s-blood 17@1Sc, do n
blood 1T@19c, do coarse 19c.
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The infant daughter Of w. Fraizor
and wife departed this life Thursday
evening, July 90. 1894, aged week.
Angels have her in their care.
H. p. Macklin is having his fine
new house painted, George Heller is
doing the work.
The sidewalk from Main st. to DOG
Town. should surely be fixed, and
the weeds which cover half the walk
had ought to be moved. 1t is not
safe to walk on that sidewalk after
dark for fear of breaking limbs.
We notice in ''Topsy'sn items last
week that Alb Wollem was the guest
of B. Carlisle Sunday, July %. Please,
Miss ''Topsy' where was he from, Nc
Clure, or the old countryS
The Weston boys made their usual
trip here Thursday night TO attend
the ball.
Lawn Heeter and Hayse Haly, OF
Grelton, were in town Sunday.
DAISY.
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oorrecte tbyH.H .vockt& Bro


CattIe-Prime, 81 5o@4 75i good. S. OO@
4 30 butchers, s3 5014 90; light steers,
So TDltl3 90; fat cows and heifers, S2 50@
8 25; fresh cows, S20@40. Hegs-Philadel-
phias, So 35@5 40; best Workers, S5 25(@
5 35; pigs, s. 25@5 80; roughs, 81 00@5 co.
Sheep-Extra, 50 1903 80; good, ~ 80@
8 90; fair, 81 75@2 25; common, 50c@1 90;
yearlings, 81 50@3 25; spring lambs, 50 90
as SO; veal calves, "a 0004 50i
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Highest of all in LeaveHing Powe-Late u s. GovtRepO
RH,a!:,.;!! q! Bssi9g Bsx5sgz
ABsOllHElV pynE 49,
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A SURE POP THIS TINE.
The Contract for waterworks and
Electric Light Let.

The contract for the building of the
waterworlks and electric light plant
was awarded to the Toledo Construc-
tion Co. ON Saturday, the, company
being the lowest bidder. The con-
tract price is $50, 900 for the water
works plant and S12, 900 for the cleo
trio light plant. These figures may
vary one way or the otner, depending
upon what class machinery and sup
plies are selected by the Board of
Trustees. As these are numerous, it
will be some little time before the
board decide which they will put in
the plant. But the citizens of Napo-
leon can rest assured that whatever
class of engines, or pumps, or other
machinery is selected by the board,
they will be of the best and selected
after thorough investigation.
The contractors expect to com
mence the work of construction at
once, and both plants will be in opera
ton before the snow flies again. Thus
the wishes of a large majority of our
citizens will be carried out. after in
Vulnerable delays and hindrances,
which have extended over period of
three years. These delays may prove
good thing in the end, and we be-
lieve they have, as it has given time
for investigation and acquainting our
selves with the construction of plants
of this character. Da .li
Now let the good work go on, and
may it result in Napoleon getting one
of the finest waterworks and electric
light plants to be found anywhere.
Let everybody lend their aid and en-
couragement and this end will be
attained.
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Clncinnati.

Wheat - 47@4s1Sc. Corn : &c.. Cat
tle-Selected butchers, So S5(94 %; fair to
medium, $3 25@3 70; common, 30 00t03 90.
Hogs--Selected and prime butchers, IS 40
as so; packing, S. 2O015 40, common to,
rough, 81 1905 15. Sheep = 81 00@3 80.
Lambs-$1 50@4 40.
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Ladies and childrens underwear are
cut way down in prices at Geo. III.
Rohrs & Bros. 2t
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Teal l,eai Teal

Tea drinkers will find the best teas
in the market at Bradley's, and at
low prices. If
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Sheriff Decker did a land office
business last week in lunacy cases.
On Wednesday he conveyed the wife
oflAb Yeager to the asylum at, Tole-
do, and brought back Jennie Cooper,
of Holgate, and William Fuller, of
Richfield. Jennie Cooper was pro-
nounced incurable and was taken to
the infrmary. And on Thursday
he took Ezra Franklin to the
asylum, and brought back James
Dempsy, of Hamler, who was pro-
nounced incurable. He was taken
to the infirmary. Henry county has
four over her quota at the asylum at
Toledo, and no more patients will be
received from this county, unless 9th
ers are released and sent home. 1t
will not be long before the county
will be compelled to make some pro
vision for the reception and care OF
demented persons at the county in
Urinary.
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OF PUBLIC RECORD.
MATTERS OF INTEREST ON RECORD
In THE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfers. Marriage LII
censes, Probate Court News,
Ditch Sales, ETC., etc.
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.


REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
HoLGATK.
w. C. Hofgate by ex-7to Geo. HI.
Lampman, part lot 1862 original plat,
$3.50. 81 5---.u9 -
Halle E. Poe to Geo. H. Lamp
man, part lot 161 original plat, 500.
-a-s INAPoLEoN ooRPoRArIoN.
VIM. Conklin admr. to Margaret
+. Seymour, lot z, fair ground addi-
ton, $50.
Margaret F. Seymour to Mary J.
Schrock, lot Z fair grounds addition,
$50. s.l a.
E. E. Decker, sheriff, to Mat. Refs.
er, Sr., lot 8 original plat, 1880.
David Meekison to David Harmon,
lot II, Park addition, $3.50.
DITCH SALES.
On the 9Th day of August, at the
residence of ID. Guisbert in Richfield
township, ditch S17, petitioned for by
Guisbert ct al. Sale to commence at
8 o'clock a. III.
On the the 18th day of August al
the residence of l.. Schiarla in Mon.
roe township, ditch S2Opetitioned for
by L. Schiarla ct al, Sale to com
mence at o'clock a. m.
On the 18th day of August, at Stan
ley station in Flatrock township
county ditch 800, petitioned for by
F. Fritz ct al. Sale to commence at
o'clock a. m.
On the 18th day of August at the
city hall in Deshler, county ditch
III, petitioned for by J. E. Dillon Ell
al. Sale to commence at o'clock a.
m.
On the 10th day of August, at the
residence of Jesse Moorehart in Bart
low township, county ditch S21, peti
toned for by j. Moorehart ct al
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m
NEW COURT CASES.
Rule Coon VS.. Lewis Coon. Di
vorce.
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Every piece of summer
goods must be sold at some
price or given away at Geo.
III. Rohrs & Bros. ct
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COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
Items Garnered by Our Corps
Of Correspondents
In The Various Localities in the County

IAN communications must reach this Office not
= later than uesday evening to insure insertion
The proprietor of this paper will not be held re-
sponsible for the opinions OF lts correspondents.
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Fierce and furious cuts a,

Fierce and furious cuts are
raging here to close out the
stock. This is a bargain
sale that realizes the hopes o.
every eager buyer and disap-
points none. Come and save
big money.
2t GEO. FL. RoHRs s. Bro.
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j. w, Swisher, of Richfeld, CAV
us a pleasant call yesterday.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-08-02

The report that the gypsy was dead
is untrue. They are still in camp.