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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
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yroces1 militar a que esta nues-
tr5 director sonetido; por 10 tan
10, no yamos aquf 4 averiguar los
movies de este proceso, nacido
de actos y denuncias de otro pc
ri6dico.
A consecuencia de ese proce-
so Sc nombro un Juez instructor
en- la Capital, cuando ia DEMO
CRACIA Sc redacta y publica on
Ponce, lugar donde Sc ha come
tido el supuesto delito y donde,
seg1n multitud de sentencias del
Tribunal Supreme, deberfa sus-
tanciarse la causa.
No hace mucho fue procesado
militarmente ell peri6dico LA
BoMBA, que SO publicaba en- ests
ciudad, y aqul e. que se ha Sc
guido esaeffbceso. Pero con nos
otros Sc emplean distintos pro
cedimientos.
Por virtud de esas actuaciones,
Sc exigi6 al senor Abril la fuerte
suma de mil pesos para que que
dase en- libertad, fanza que con
sign6 en- el acto. Pero ademas,
Sc le oblig6 4 presentarse on la
Capital ante el Juez instructor
cada ocho dfas, 10 cual equivale q
hacer ilusoria la fanza consig
NADIA.
Parecfa natural, que habi5n-
dose exigido a nuestro Director
Ia fanza; que no tratandose de
un delito grave y habiendose co
metido el hecho, q virtud de una
noticia reproducida por LADEMo
ORACIA, que SO publica en- Ponce.
y existiendo aquf autoridados mi
litares, fuese en- esta ciudad y no
en- la Capital, donde hiciese su
presentation
Pero aun hay mas; sinti6ndose
el senor Abril atacado de una do
lencia que le imposibilita hacer
ninguna clase de viajes nj trasla
clones, envio con fecha 81 del
corriente, 6 sean cinco d1as antes
del senalado para su presenta =
ci6n, un escrito al senior Juez
instructor de la Capital, pidiendo
SO le relevase de esa primera pre-
sentaci6n por hallarse entermo,
seg1n 10 justifcaba con la certi
fcaci6n de dos facultativos.
Pero hacieadose case omiso de
esa solicitud, el senor Juez ms
truotor, con fecha "a, 8 sea dos
dfas antes de vencido el plazo
fijado para la primera presenta
ci6n, orden6 4 la Comandancia
Militar de Ponce que Sc redujese
& prisi6n al senor Abril, envian-
dosele Embellishments por la
ruta
Aver, hallandose on CANA 81
senor AbriI, presentaronse en- su
habitaci6n del Hotel Marina el
senor Comandante del battalion
que guarnece esta plaza y un SO
nor teniente, para proceder q Ia
kaEeriguacion de la enfermedad
que impide q nuestro Director
realizar ese viaje, quedando este
justifcado con la declaration de-
cuatro facultatiyos, dos pedido.
8 la autoridad local Y dos nom
brados por ell senior Abril
En- vista de este, notifco seit
al senor Abril que quedaba pre-
so en- su hab;tacion, y al efecto
SO han constituido en- el Hotel Ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

Sc vende D Sc olquala
Una c6moda sentilada casa en- la Gale
de g Buencs aires propia para una reg
ar famiia.
IrfnrmaIa su duefo don Francisco Viera
Callej6n de MARQUEE cerca al colsgio de Pd,
Uulns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

los l6metros &c VIA port til, con sus
nexos de sg jas p>ra camb:o de VA, cur
1ss ga Ga az Il nero pro oreionado d.,
Wago1etas ps ra vim e' to e terra I'D
Iit:r& proposiciones para su aoquisic;o:
ebiendo diri' rse p,s escr.to los que in
eresen vender. al Que uscribe.-Maya-
iii y, J n o de 1895 El Director geren-
ts inferno l. BRAVO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
College, (LIA|l (CLtIA|lI!R!l |I!R!!!!l! POICRlO
IuCORPORADO al INSTITUTE PROVINCIAL

E da % del actual las ocho de la msana empzaran los
de los aumnos del ante la Comson
deegada de la de instruction bc, presdda por don
Hermnio Diaz
del efecuaran los de prueba d.
pondienes de 1894 Comi
sion de Cateiraticos del Institute
al termnar utmos empezaran los de pgreso para
de 1895 q 90
Todos sctos pnblicos
Los que engan e pop6 ito de ngrear la pa enseanza
e ctado Coleg erviran poneo conocmento del qua
cribe, Ia mayor brevedad possible
Ell Director MIGUEL ROSICH.
Ponce Jupio % de 1-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26
Doctor v. SANTON!
De la F'acssltad de Medicine de PayL
HEUExHTA.

;onsultas: de- Z 4 9 por Ia mafsns j
por Ia tarde.
''kza Principal, n1mero 10.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-26

siempre que me presentan un millo-
mario:
Este sen or tiene por fuerza que
haber cometido un crimsp. 6 varios
cr1menes."
Y 81 10 encuentro fen despoblado,
y hay por ALI NJ arbol. escape lo
renccho.
Iorque con gentes que amasaron
forsunas con sangre y lagrimas de
prdjimo, tiene uno vendida la exis
tencia.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
Too Muscular.

MIR. Edmund Yates, on his voyage to
this country some years ago, when be
came as lecturer mot with q little adj
venture which afforded him considerable
amusement. He says:
had noticed that % little American gen
tleman had regarded me with great eurios-
ity, following me up and down the deck,
and taking up coigns Of vantage for obser-
walton purposes. About the fifth day out
this gentleman met me face to face. We
both stopped.
''Mr Edmund Yates?' said he interrog-
atiyeIy.
s'owned up"
"Mr. Yates, sir, - said he, II should like
to have hopleasurc Of shaking bands with
you, sir! l an proud tn make the ac-
quaintance OF such u distinguished, y etc.
OF course | was covered with bushes as
shook hands with the gentlcman, but
could not help asking him why, since kc
wished to make my acquaintance, he had
rot done so previously; be was probably
aware who Was.
"Wcll, sir, y he said, "that is sol They
had told me at tie Cunard Office that the
author of The Yellow Flag would be on
board, and I've boen looking out for him
ever since we sailed But never thought
it was you, sir You're not my notion o1
the build of TN guthor, sir. thought yor
were "a British athlete going out to wres
tle!'
Mr., Yates, who, up to that time, hat
not considered his unusual figure in tho
light of @ hindranco to pursuing the patti
of literature, indulgcd in hearty langl
and treasured the little incident with mGcl
enjoyment.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
Rarrage smashdrs Woes.

"Womcn have as little idea of business
as cats, " observed baggage smashor in
an expansive mood tho other day "They
come down here, and they expect us to
tend to them and their trunks right off,
no matter how many people are ahead of
'em. And thoy can't see why we won't do
it neither One of EN- came down here
the other day and says to me, Il want my
trunk right off, Have youa check for
it, ma amp says I. OF course not, she
says I want you to check 1t for nc.
How can you identify it, ma'amg says L.
you have to have a check of some sort to
make sure that the transfer company's g
brought the right trunk Well, guess l
ought to know my own trunk, sho says.
ITS sure to be the biggest ono in the
place, and it has A. B. G. on one end and
N. Y. city on the other and its lock Isn't
bit like most trunk locks, and do
you see your trunk anywhere round here,
ma'arl?' | asked No I DON'T she says.
The fact is it isn't down here yet, but
want you to send it after me, you know.
And, If you'll believe it, that woman
couldn't understand why wouldn't do it.
She stood there and argued the thing with
me for nearly half an hour, keeping a lot
of other folks waiting" From which it
would appear that. like most evorythina
else, even baggage smashing has its 'other
SIDE New York Sun.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
KrDGEvILLE CORNERS.
RIpaRvILLE CoRs., July 1

RIDGEvILLE CoRS., July /.
Mrs. Fields, of Oberlin, has been
the guest of relatives about the Cor
ners for few days.
H. l., Chapman drove over to De
fiance to-day on business.
We were favored with quite a nice
shower of rain Sunday that has
frightened things up considerable
but more is needed for potatoes, corn
and grass.
Farmers about here are making
ready to begin wheat cutting in a
day or so, having their hay about
completed.
From present Indication theFourth
will not be celebrated at the Corners
this year as was intended.
Our band boys were over to the
West Ride helping the Ridge band
with the ice cream festival. -
Mary Tressler is spending a week
or two with her aunt, Mrs. Otto Cal
man in Pettisville.
Thursday afternoon at theresidence
of the BRIDES parents, F. Lienau and
wife. Miss Gusta Lienau and Mr.
Henry Runking were united in mar
riage. Quite number OF friends and
relatives from Napoleon were in at
tendance. May their welded life be
full of joy and happiness in the wish
of their many friends about here.
X
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04

Small, short, square teeth, when sound,
are indicative of great bodily vigor and
strength They are rarely found in the
mouth of an intellectual man. Many very
vain women have not ticcably long, mar
row, fragile teeth. You need not look for
much force from their possossors. The
huntsman looks carefully at his dogs
teeth and selects his canine companion
only after such an examination. The
horscman invariably looks first at the
mouth and teeth in passing Judgment on
q horse.
Tho condition of the mouth is just Gs
significant in human boinga Long, PRO
iecting teeth denote n grasEing disposition,
especially when great breadth is seen al
the upper part Of the nose next the check,
Usually long and rarrow side teoth, com
monty called eyotecth, arc tho accompaai
ment of doglilie tendency People witt
these teeth sometimes cu1.iously reccnblc
dogs when they are angry and show theil
teeth just as an en-. % I'd dog will-they
snarl literally. They (s.4l often have long
narrow hands, slender, tenacious fingers
and narrow feet.
With a strong under jew, projecting very
slightly and these long teeth, the subject
will fight to the doath before yielding
with " recot,ine cEin tho Indications Grt
ambition, self conceit and failure to really
accomplish great things. Very resolu;c
determined women usually ayestsong re-
teeth, but from q habit of comprcssinG IL
lips DO not display thein often.
Almost all tho men remarkable for en-
ergy and strength Of will have this sam,
cast of mouth and iaw-notably NGpo
leon, Luther, Caesar and Frederick IL,
Great. 1t is said that nearly all redheadct
people have rather short upper lips, RISING
in tho center, displaying the front teeth
and that they are singularly susceptible Il
1attcry and exhibit great desire for ap
probation. Kansas City Times.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
COTTON,
COTTON, July On

COTTON, July end.
Last Wednesday one Of our promi-
nent citizens, Tim Sullivan, created
quite a stir in town by bidding his
family farewell and leaving for parts
unknown. But Saturday he came
back with his brother-in-law Reuben
Love of Findlay and a great feast
was had.
Last Saturday the Cotton baseball
team went up to Liberty Center and
trimmed the second nine of that place
by score of "a to 10.
J. p. Mcfarland has rented house
in Texas and will spend the hot sum
mer months on the banks of the Mau-
NEE. Mrs. Netherlands parents oi
Toledo will spend the Summer with
them.
Hettie Duke, who has been quite
sick for some time is slowly improv
ing.
VIM. Whitaker, of Wauseon, was
on our streets Saturday. He is in the
book business near Bowling Green.
J. G. Jones and johnson Bradley
made a business trip to Toledo Mon
day.
MOSES SKINNER.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
TUBBsVILLE.
TUBBsvILLE, o., July end.

TUBBSVILLE, u, July Snu.
The w. G. T. U. society, of Wause-
on, invited their sister society at
RidgeviIle to meet them at VIM.
Gasches last Thursday. An interest
ing program was furnished by the
Wauseon society. In return the
Wauseon society has been invited by
the Ridgeville society to meet them
at the U. B. church on the ridge in
September.
DIR. A. J. Kline, of Hicksville, visit
ed his father and brothers Sunday.
Several of the friends and neighbors
surprised VIM. Mohr Saturday night,
it being his birthday. Ice cream was
served and all present had a good
time.
A little girl was born at the home
of Alba and Hattie Richardson Satur
day.
Rev. s. H. Yager will attend to the
ordinance of baptism of a large mum
ber of the members of the u, b
church of the Ridge and Olive Branch
classes on next Sunday. The place
selected is at Lingle's grove, aboui
9 miles above Napoleon. They expecr
to meet at the grove at 10 o'clock.
Several of the people of this place
expect to have basket dinner ant
spend the 4th at Lingle's grove.
s. A, L.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
MCCLURE.
MCCLURE, July 2nd.

MCCLURE, July End.
Miss Myrtle Hale is sick.
Eta and Mertie Sutter, Of Akron,
are here visiting friends and relatives.
Ed. Racey and Edgar Burwell at
tended the show in Napoleon Monday
night. 4r-
Mrs. Frank Heater, of Continental,
spent last week in this city with
friends.
John Racey, OF Indiana, is here to
spend few weeks with friends.
Benton Walker, Of GreIton, was in
town Tuesday.
George Carlisle and John Lowmas-
ter visited Napoleon Tuesday.
Gid Sloan and Ed. Foore visited
Napoleon Tuesday.
Emma Raybel went to Grand Rap
ids Monday, where she expects to
stay for some time.
u. g. Warner and G.. o. Carlisle
made business trip to Deshler Fri
day.
Ed. Downward is putting up new
house in the new addition.
Sam Miller and family, of West
Hope, were the guests of Albert Reed
and family Sunday.
Gid Sloan was in Napoleon satur-
day.
John Oleson is improving the looks
of his house by new coat of paint.
Mrs. DR.. W. J. Weaver died Sun
day.
DIR. J. w. Sharpe and wife visited
Napoleon Monday.
Ellis Murry came home from Nun
gen Monday where he has been for
some time.
Ed. Raeey and Bert King attended
the dance at Riverside Park Friday
night. Ask them about it.
ToPsY.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
Children's Eeds.

Whatever stolid lot of animal natures
can do, our American children are sensitive
and cannot do--that is sleep safely two in
a bed No matter in what else you econ
omize, there is criminal folly in econon-
izing beds. Every person needs his own
bed more chan he needs his own chair or
his own plate at table. And the best bed
In the world is bed of fresh straw covered
with plenty of quilts. No child should be
allowed to sleep on feathers or animal ref
use Of any sort But to sleep two in bed
is vital damage One is sure to absorb
the electric energy of the other. What we
must look for is stoaccumulate constitution
for the child and establish 9 stout conserv-
ative tendency. Our American lifo will
be sure to make heavy drafts on him. If
he has no capital, he can pay no interest.
This habit of sleeping alone should be re-
tained through life under all circum-
stances. More mischief as well as immor-
ality comes from the opposite course than
from any other common habit.--St Louis
Globe Democrat.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04

ST think it is only fair to warn you,
Hiram,' said the aged politician to his
son, promising young man, who had
been elected to the Legislature and was
about to start to the capital of the state to
enter upon his duties, ''that measures
deeply affecting the public welfare will
come up for consideration before the body
to which you have been elected and COR
rupt, designing men will seek to influence
your vote. They will try to bribe you,
Hiram. They will offer you money. BE
on your guard against them, my boy, and
remember that the reputation of the fam
lily whose name you bear and the honor of
the district you represent are at stake"
II will, father, replied the young man,
deeply moved. "How-how much will
they probably offer me2"- Chicago Trib-
une.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
HAMLER.
HAMLER. July and.
MOSES SKINNER.

HAMLER. July 2nd.
w. s. Barhite was at Defiance Mon
day.
G.. A. Lindoerfer and E. E. Gard
ner drove to Deshler Monday even
ing.
Chas. Lindoerfer paid his brother
George a flying visit Saturday.
Mrs. Jones and son, Grover, were at
Holgate Friday.
Mrs. L. r. Parker of Fostoria visit.
ed friends here Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Wickenhiser and Mrs.
Winters of Toledo were visiting here
this week.
Mrs. TenEyck drove with Mrs.
John Wiekenhiser to Holgate Satur-
day.
w. S. Barhite was at Deshler Mon.
day evening.
Mrs. Hamler returned from Lima
Monday.
Last Tuesday being Mrs. TenEyck s
fiftieth birthday anniversary she Gel
ebrated it by inviting a large number
Of her friends to her home on that
evening. The house and yard were
brilliantly lighted with various sort
of lamps and lanterns, presenting .
handsome appearance. A program
was arranged for the evening, Mr.
TenEyclS giving the welcoming ad
dress and s, R. Cristnan the re
sponse. Mrs TenEyck was present
ed with fine unabridged dictionary
and d revolving holder which hel
many friends had selected for her
Next Refreshments of ice cream
and cake which were partaken Of bs
nearly sixty persons. Everyone en-
ioyed the evening and all went hoInt
!. wishing MrssT. the returns Of man,
more happy birthdays RUTH.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
PRETTY eJr oANssnous.
easoilns on a RIvsy It Mas.iIIo1, o., sss
on Fire tY Bow.

on Fire TY Boys
MAssuLoN, o., July 2.-Thrce thou.
sand gallons Of naphtha gasoline were
poured into the Tusca-awas river BY
some perscn who gained access TO the
tank used for storage purposes by the
gas company. The plug in the bottom
Of the tank was forced out and the con-
tents ran into the river, Some boys
standing on the Pennsylvania eompaS
Eyis bridge noticed the film of gasoline
and thought it would be fun to set it on
FIRE. They did so and in a moment a
vast sheet of fame covered the surface
of the water and spread rapidly toward
the gas works Ihe fire department
was called out but found itself power
less.
A mass of flame 30 feet high and ex-
tending several hundred yards threat
ened to lick up all the buildings on the
water front. As a spectacle it was a
magnificent success. The danger was
finally removed by company of men
who threw shower of stones into the
water in such a way as to break the
scum and thus cut off the supply Of fuel
from the flames.
The game warden is very much
worked up over the affair, as the stream
had just been stocked with bass. 1t is
not known whether malice or desire
to steal gasoline actuated the person who
removed the plug from the tank.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
The Great Mountain Chautaqua.

The Paradire Of the Mountains, on the summit
of The Aleghenes. Thirteen years of spIenGid
history $3.50 000 invested In beautifping the gr, at
park of str acres. splendid hotels aud cottage ac-
commoda,ions at from SO tu SIS week. The
summer school, with twenty Departments OF
structora out of leading CniveIhiti,p p Arg fth to
9Th. Ths Crest Mountain Chautanqua mecte
Aug Iih to 17th One hundred professionals,
well known in the entertainment field viii fill the
passing days with plFasrr and profit 1t is the
coolest, cheapeet and most Inspiring place in
America to spend snnmer vacation, 1t is on
The main line of the picturesque x o Railroad,
express trains with siecIina al paiir To the
doors. II yon are iut lc-teti the 10 page. hard
some, Illustrated, detailed program viii he mailed
70 You, if you will send your ana nddfess 10
me Aren't o. the B. g. D. Il. X. Co., Mounisn
| Lake Park, Md ot
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
sulphur For piphtheria.

For diphtheria put teaspoonful Of sui
phur in wincglassful of water, stirring
it with the finger SO that it will mingle
with the water After it is well mixed let
the patient gargle ii, and after gargline
swallow a small quantity. If tho disease
is too far advanced for gargling, throw
some sulphur into the throat by means OF
quill, which will cause the fungus tG
shrink, after which the sulphur gargle
may be used. Good Housekeeping.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
slent on tho Track.

BELLAIRE, o., July 2.-Near the Riv-
erside iron works, across the Ohio river
from here, John Leverage, a young sin
gle man, laid down between two cross,
ties with his head across the iron rail
and fell asleep on the Ohio River rail
road The fast line going south ran
over him, completely seyering his head
from his body.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
woman Charged with Bigarny.

ASHLAND, o., July 2.-Mrs. John Hy-
man was brought here from Cleveland
on warrant sworn out by Hymatl's
daughter, Mrs. J. G. Ferguson, whom
Hyman disinherited in favor of his
wife. The charge against Mrs. Hyman
is bigamy and she is now in jail.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
R1pGEv1LLE CoRs., July end

hIDGENlLLE CohS', July SHu.
Quite nice company was gather
ed at the home Of Henry Gerken in
Freedom township last Sunday. Mr..
Gerken had taken little girl, Bessie
Dunlap, to raise and gave her a sur
prise by inviting number of friends
together with her brother, Dan Dun
lap, living near Pleasant Bend, and
whom she had not seen for eight
years. The surprise was a success
and general good time was had.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
VIII Go Up the Spout.

CLEVELAND, July 2.--Grand Ranger
William Oelstrom of the Ohio division,
Independent Foresters, announced yes
terday that the order in this state would
probably pass out Of existence within
two or three days A lack of young
blood is given as the cause of the failure
of the order, and it is estimated that the
members will lose i'll the neighbornood
of $4,000. The policies outstanding
aggregate $700, 900. The order was or
ganized principally for the insurance Of
members on the assessment plan.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
President Garfield Installed.

COLUMBUS, o., July 2.-James III.
Garfield yesterday was installed as pres
ident of the Ohio State university. He
came from the University of Nebraska
and prior to that service had been with
the University of Kansas He was a
graduate of Williams college and ma
tive of New England.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
TRAIN UNDER WATER.
Backed or the Dock Into Lake Erie at
KeIIeys Island.

Backed on the Dock Into Lake Erie at
KeIIey's Island.
SANpUsKY, O., July "A locomotive
and 10 freightcars loaded with stone
went to the bottom of Lake Erie at Kel-
ley's island. The fireman jumped and
escaped uninjured, but the engineer,
Louis Hoover, was seriously if not fatal
ly hurt The accident occurred on the
stone docks which are connected with a
railway to the big quarries. The cars
were loaded, and as they were ascend
ing the steep incline the engineer lost
control of his engine and the entire
train backed into the lake. The trestle
is about 40 feet above the dock, and the
train hands i'll jumping were seriously
injured. The train lies in about 35 feet
of water and will be raised.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04
New Incerporatlons.

COLUMBUS, o., July 2.--The follow
ing articles of incorporation have been
filed in the office of secretary of state;
The Carothers Publishing company, To-
ledo, amendment changing name to the
Royal Publishing company; the Huron
! Elgin Butter company, Huron. capital
stock $4,000; the Shelby Building and
Loan company, Shelby, increase of capi-
tai stock from $25, 900 to $500, 200; the
Schlueter- Poorman Cycle Manufactrlr-
ing company, Cincinnati, capital stock
&60 000
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-07-04

GENEVA, O., July 2.--George Dennis
narrowly escaped death here. A load
of pitchforks fell at the tool shop. He
jumped and saved his life, but his leg
was ripped open between the knee and
ankle.