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Frnm PnnI O,Rrien.

MIssoULA, March i3.-Local baseball
enthusiasts received n letter yesterday
from Paul O'Br.en, who will, it is hoped
captain the Mssoula team this year
O'B-ien Is still in Pittsburg. but states in
his ietter that lie would like TO come back
to Missouia If he can obtain a position
here. II Is expected that he will be OF.
fered steady employment If he will con,
sent to come. and the local team will then
have a crackerjlck TO handle II this year
O'Br.en Is a great favorite among loca
bail fans and his cap aincy would crea ~
streng hen the Missoula aggregation OF
willow wiellers.
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At DE ltorcia.
evening.

MIssoULA, March l3.-The new Orc
Elmo mil ut De Borgia has been in sue
cessful operation for the past five days
and is said to be thoroughly satisfactory.
The only drawback TO the work ne
of the plant has been the seeplge
from the new ditch, VIII ch has reduced
the motive power somewhat. This diff
Guilty will he obviaied after the ditch has
been used for a short time and then he
mill will run full blast. Those who have
visited the mines since the mill was
started speak conf lently of the outlook
and predict that the property will be a
good one.
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nent place and should be shown to every
body who visits the far.
The office of the board Of trade has
been opened IN the rooms OF Cobban &
Raymond and n neat sign has been hung
i'm the window announcing the fact. At
least two of the subcommittee have been
put to work on special lines and the en-
tire membership OF the 10 trd will soon be
given something to do. With all hands
at work there will be n vast amount of
work accomplished and the fact will be
demonstrated that the board of trade is
something beside an ornamental body.
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cREscENOo ALL AIo4G.
He Took the Rancho Del Paso Stake
Wi bout Troub q.

He Took the Rancho Del Paso Stakes
Wi bout Troub q.
SAN FRANCISCO. Marcn -. - Nagel
Burke's COLI Crescendo again demon
strated that he was by tar the best 2-year-
old IN California by winning the Rancho
del Paso stakes, worth $3.50, without ex-
eriing himself. MacD ,nough's highly
priced filiy, Santa Bella, made a poor
showing. Crescendo is entered in many
eastern 2-year-old stakes aud it will take
a good one to beat him. Tue other races
to-day were not particularly interesting.
Eve furlongs. maidens-Mabel won,
ZooiadIn second, KingsIelgh third; time.
:OZA. Seven Observation-Disclosures won,
Roma second, rho third; time. 1:29E
Iwo-year-olds, Rancho del Paso stakes,
five turlougs-t .rescendo won. Leda FnIy
secopd, Elsie Fergus "a third; uIne, ~
Miie, han,Icdp-Inornhiil won. Mel ght
second. L .irtilia third; Tune, l III u. Five
fur ongs- Llacquer won, Tim lIurphy
second, Mainstay th.rd; time, :U1E.
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.TlMR schzOJLs


TRAINS ARRIVE
No. :. From ~. PA. Chict o. and all - 81.
Eastern points, arrives sortlVrl
Pacific Local Depot daily At. ...... $40 a m.
No. :. From SPOKANE. Tacoma.
Seatt G. For land. and al Coast
points arrives Montana Union De
pot, daily at.......... ..............lO; i5 N
TRAINS DEPART
No. Z. For spokane. Tacoma
seat le. Portland anu al Coas and
California points. leave MOn.ana
Union Depot daily At .............. $50 a. m
No. S. For II. Paul. Chicago. AMI MI
Eastern. southern AMI Canadian
points leaves Northern Pac re no. it-..
cal Depo: daily ~ ...............,, io:e9 p m
Pullman sleeping cars between butts an !
ST Pau upholstered Tourist seepers; elegdnt
day coaches ami dining car service on all
through trains.
For inform tion. time cards. maps ana tickets
cal on or wrge W. VI. TUoHY. Gen Agl., 5
East Broadway. Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES =. FEE
Genera Passenger Agent.
81. Paul Mlnn
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CHARLES EMSLEY,.
Taxilermist. MissouIa. Mont.

Game. Heals. Animals, Birds, Deal Game,
Fur Rose, ami RUS
make a speci atty OF mo Iufi IN nd preserv-
nG Heads aud p'clmens . der Tor spores
men. CORES pond l.s sohcItel. Mention
&" tahdard when wrIIlg
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TnI- nv nIng

MIssoULA, March 13.-rhe city council
viii uoid an adjourneI meetIns tO-inor-
row, IhursdIy, evening. IOr The 10 Mt
mrut oI a register OF voters ana Judges
and clerks Tor the coming eieciIun.
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quickly. Over 2, 200 private endorsements.
Prematureness means imDCtency in the first
stage 1t is o symp ON of semiNel weakness
and barrenness. 1t can be stopped in 20 days
by the use o Hudyan.
The new discovery was made by the Sneeial-
lists ofthe old famous Hudson Medical Institute.
II Is the strongest viIaIlzer made. IL Is very
powerful but ha mi IS. Sold for 500 pack
age orc packages for S5O0Qlain sealed boxes).
Written guaran ee given for a cur2. lfyou buy
six boxes and are rot entirely cured, SIX more
will be sent TO You free ofall charges.
Send for circula rs and testimonials. Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Junction stockton, Market s. Ellis Sts.
SAN FranclscO, Cal.
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Shortest line. best service, elegant
equipment, on the Butte, Anaconda i
Pacific railway. Street car tickets Tree.
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Figures Tell.

Figures Tell.
Since the introduction of Cod
liver Oil into the treatment of
consumption, the average life
Of patients has increased from
two to eight years. The num-
Der of cases cured in the early
stages of the disease has multi
piled, and physicians now assert
that consumption can almost al
ways be avcrted if good care and
treatment are begun in time.
Cod-liver Oil ought always to
be part of the treatment, and
it should be taken in the form
of SCOTS Emulsion, which is
palatable and does not derange
digestion. SCOTS Emulsion is
in every way superior to plain
oil. DWf accept q substituted
Scott & Bovine, ny. All Druggists. SOC. and 81,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
BEDFORD CITY.
Declined the Position-Accide to
Two Lndies-perSOnal.


BEDFORD CITY. VA. August "a
Cspecial)-Mr. c. y. Kregloe. recently
elected 20 the position OF principal Of the
Bedford High School, declines to accept
the appointment. but the management OF
the school announce that other arrange
ments will be made. and the school be
opened September 10th.
Mr.. Smith. the fireman who was so se-
riously injured At the railroad disaster
at Pamplins Wednesday night. is ma
tive Of this county. His brother, Mr.. w.
r. Smith. has gone down 10 attend him
at Pampiins.
A few days since as Mrs. G. o. Good
win and her mother, Mrs. John Smith,
were out driving, the horse suddenly
vhirled around, overturning the carriage
and throwing both ladies 10 the ground
with such force that they were consider
ably bruised. Mrs. Smith received quite
severe cut over the eye. The ladies'
have been confined to their De4s since
the accident
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Bright
well 10 the marriage Of her daughter.
Mss Carrie, to Mr.. j. ". Hopkins, or
Kadford. at the Methodist church on
Tuesday September Sd. at 2'3o o'clock
i. NJ. There are several other weddings
announced ior Ne near i"'u'o ,,,.
Wednesday morning Mrs. X. , blanR
enship died at her residence aged ABOUT
90 Mrs. Blanhehshlp suleIeu II e'oAc
Of paralysis some weeks ago upon the
occasion Of the death Of a son. and never
recovered from the effects.
The Apple Orchard mountain IS becom-
ing very popular with the seeker after
hcalth and adventure. From Us alu-
tude il f. considered q fine resort for per
sons suffering from asthma and bron-
chius.
AIR q W. Kelsey and his wife and some
friends IS camping out. and sleeping in
q tent upon its summit
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S. Brown. Clerk Of the Courts OF this

$. Brown. Clerk Of the Courts OF this
county.
DIR. Lal Ashton. a native Of this county.
but nov u distinguished medical pracu-
toner o. Texas. IL visiting his sister,
Mrs T.. G. Fftzhugh. In the lower part
OF this county.
CAPTAIN and MrsP r. F. Wolfe, OF this
county. gave their Oldest son. Addison,
an elegant entertainment few evenings
ago. on the occasion of his 2lst birth
day. a large number OF invited guests
attended and Toasted on the good
things" Of the season.
Miss Annie Beyan. Of Baltimore, sister
OF Congressman Isadore Rayner's wife.
is the guest of her brother. Common
wealths-Attorney Thomas II. Beyan. OF
this county.
Rev Mr. Collier. OF Baltimore, Is con-
Quoting a series of revival meetings at
Montague Chapel. in this county.
Rey. James -. Kirk. of Richmond city.
will assist Rev. II. n. Zones in "A pro-
tracted meeting 10 begin at shiloh Bap-
,lst church here tomorrow. Mr.. Kirk
was pastor Of Shiloh for some years. and
n Is expected that large congregations
will hear him tomorrow and every day
next week.
The assistant keeper Of the Maryland
Point lighthouse. opposite this place. in
the Potomac river. resigned his position
recently. and there are now twelve ap-
plicants in this county for the place. be-
sides a good many Marylanders. II looks
at this time as II one Of the latter viii
be the successful applicant.
FARMERS DEPRESSED.
For several weeks past the country
merchants have felt the effects OF the un-
precedentedly low prices for vhea, and
oats. The farmers, having realized no.
thing from their small grain this season.
the laboring classes have, as n conse-
quence, had very elm purses This state
Of affairs among farmers and laborers
has demonstrated 10 the merchant the
real meaning and true significance Of low
prices for the products Of the soil. The
country people Of this section have ex-
perienccd very few periods Of such gene
raj depression as the present-a direct
result Of this seasons prices for grain.
with the certainty now OF n very short
crop ~ corn here this year. owing to the
disastrous drought. our farmers are ma
;uraily gloomy over the situation An
exceedingly moagrc yield OF wheat and
oats. and very low prices for the came.
followed the same reason by a failure in
the corn crop. must have n depressing
effect upon our people for several months
70 come. or. indeed. until better season
and higher prices compensate for this
years "sct-backs."
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Ferguson. the pastor. has been conducting
a revival. The meeting was opened with
Il "Chidrcn's-Day." the church being
handsomely decorated for the occasion
with vines and potted flowers in pro-
fusion. which gave pl asng effect TO
the same. The programme was varied ana
tho children performed their parts nicely.
Each and an did wen. but Master James
Gordon Bolgseau recited his part with
s,ch grace and ease tnat he deserves
csrcc,al mention. lie Will one day make
his mark as an orator.
Miss Robbie Bridgforth and Miss An
ME Bell and Mas jamie Rogers also de-
serve special praise. There were others
who merit mention, but the writer cannot
al this moment recall tneir names.
\ sumptuous dinner was spread. en-
bracipg everything that crNd tempt the
appetite.
The music and singing was very fine.
and Mes Stella BiautOn sang several
solos ytry swoctly.
Mrs. Belle Boisseau and Mrs II. W.
Elant0n, Jr. deserve great credit for the
manner IN which they decorated the
church. and chaperoned the occasion.
which was in every way most delightful
one 10 all present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
To Organize IL Confederate Camp
Partridgcs Scarcc-PcrsOnnis.

CONFORM, KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA. August 24-(spsc!al.)-The coming
meeting Of the Confederate veterans Of
King George and tho contemplated for
nation OF camp al our courthouse Is
looked forward 10 as the most interesting
event OF the year. and Is now the leading
topic Of conversation in many q country
home hereabouts.
The first Thursday in September has
been designated as the time fOr the King
George veterans 10 organize, and pre-
parauOnS are being made % make the
occasion on. long % b. remembered by
participants and spectators. Many Old
war Tolcs of peculiar interest 10 the
old soldiers will accompany the vets"
to tho happy meeting Some Of the vete-
rams have very interesting diaries made
during that stormy period from 1851 10
1850, some have the tattered and torn
remains o. flags while others have their
lOng-cheris fragments OF camp para
phernalia OF various kinds and descrip-
tons II has been announced. too. that
the curious old terrap'n lately found by
Mr.. jenkins Will be there. bearing upon
It's breast the inscription. 18th Va. 1902"
70 minge with those who have grown
gray. while it has grown scaly and rusty.
PARTR1DGES SCARCE.
II IS said by persons who ought TO
know whereof they speak that there IS
not more than a dozen coveys OF par
tridges In This county Some farmers re-
port that the small flocks which survived
the severity Of last winters weather
have not Increased in number. for the
reason that the continued cold rains OF
last spring destroyed nearly or quite all
the young birds Immediately after their
Matching. Here and there some kind
hearted farmers fed and cared for a suf-
fering cOvey through February's biz
yards. bu, 1t Is reported that hawks have
since grAtly reduced those that were
saved by that means
1t has been announced that the North
ern Neck Agricultural Association will
hold its annual fair this year on the
9Th. 10th. and llth days Of October. at
Hcathsyilie. the county seat OF Northum-
berland. News comes from the lower
end OF the Neck that this years fair
PROMISES 10 be the most elaborate and
successful one In the history OF the as-
ISOLATION. The Board OF Directors IS
composed OF gentlemen OF large expert
encA and splendid executive ability.
Among the distinguished visitors TO
King George this summer is Rev. Or.
Cameron. cf New Jersey, who Is now the
cues, Of the Hunters. at our COURTHOUSE
Dr. Cameron taught In male academy
here some wears before the late war,
and ,s now Professor OF Greek NJ Prince
ton college lie viii ill the So. Johns
Episcopal pulpit Of this county to-mor-
row.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mrs. Henry V. Turner and her son. Mr.
William a. Turner Of Port Conway.
this county. are on pleasure trip TO
Atlantic city.
Mr. Henry Brown, Of Charleston, w
va. accompanied by his wife and daugh-
tor Is visiting his brother. Mr.. William
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
nriuht Pro,nec,s Tor Next Session

We are glad to learn that the faculty
~ Roanoke College are receiving very
encouraging reports from various parts
az Virginia and other States. and that
. rar,s increase IN the number OF stu
dents next session 10 confidently ex
,'srted IL ought 10 be matter Of
sratijcation 10 tho friends OF the college
Generally. ard to the people OF Salem
s.nscialIy. that Roanoke should be so
,,,,sn.rous I'm this time OF depression.
yhii. several Virginia colleges decreased
last year Roanoke had gain Of q per
cent. IN the enrolment. This prosperity
must be REGARDED as strong PROOF mat
tayor we hope that the expectations
OF the faculty may be more than realized
Tor the forty-third session Of the college.
which will begin September 18th.
The improvements on the main building
,,d ,he Ciceronlan Society Hall are al
most comprehension Times-Reslster
August q, 1895.
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West Point Notes.

WEST POINT. VA. August 2i.-(Spe-
cial)-The elegant home OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. wilkinson was q sct ne u beauty one
evening this week. the occasion being
the celebration Of the 2lst birthday Of their
son. Albert Many friends were present
10 congratulate him.
II Madame Rumor" is TO be relied
upon the marriage bells VIII ring a couple
or three times In West Point within the
next two months.
The many friends Of Miss Emma Healey
are glad 10 know OF her continued i'm
pr0vement.
Mr.. W. c. Leiehvre and family. OF
Richmond. are AT the Terminal.
Miss Lucle Bench. of Richmond. Is
visiting at Judge 7. J. Christians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
n,RrsTEE,3 AUCTION SALE OF

MUD Ell , y WI ioa' ''Hs'f' -
/ THAT NEW BRICK TENEMENT AT Tue
NORTHEAST CORNER OF fhO1D
AVENUE AND LoMBARDY STREET,
Tue OF a certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned, dated July g. 1894.
recorded i'm the Clerks Office OF Rich
nond Chancery Court, u. B. log {,
pa 20 i5-. default having been made IN
he payn,ent of portion OF the money Sc
cured thereby. ard being required 50 10
do Nv the beneficiary | shall proceed 70
sell at public auction. upon the PREMISES
III MONDAY. AUGUST 2s 1898.
at O'Clock =. NJ. the PROPERTY MEN
TONED ABOVE. being the same con-
yeyed by the deed OF trust hefeihpeioi'
The house has ten or eleven rootns,
with all the modern improvements, suS.
a. LatrObe-stOve, range, odtn WI ~
and cold water. ntel,mlrrors' "hu INV
walls are nicely irescoed. ,.., .,.,,,,,
and runs back between parallel lines Nv
feet 20 an alley 10 feet wide.
This is truly , first-class pisce or pro-
nertv and Is I'm nice ofGer, ths improve
ments having been completed only ABOUT
twelve months ago. ,,a
TFPNS: Cash IS 10 the expenses OF sale.
any taxes that may be due, ana 20 pay
a certain note FOR so, due July e., ~,
SOS on the 10Th OF January. 1873 slSo on
the 10Th day = July l"S; slSo on ,ne .VIg y,
OF January, 1891, and furtner circuit o'
sGS5. psyahl. on the Goth day OF July;
is1- ~, balance upon such terms as VIII
ha announced at the hour OF sale.
'' c. II. SUTTON. Trustee.
Sutton & Co, Auctloneers. au ~
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BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from Va
entlne Shore and wige and r. -. Ward.
bearing date on the 18TH day = Nov-m-
Der. 1881. and duly recorded ~ the Clerks
office OF the County Court of Nottoway.
in Deadlock lO AMI by yifiu. 81 de-
cree OF the Circuit Court ~ Notioway.
rendered al its March term. 1874, IN the
chancery cause OF Shore and ward
against Southern Street-Car Company
and others. ! viii offcr FOR sale By public
auction. AT NOttOway Courthouse, Va, on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 1875.
being COunty-COurt day. that EALrA-
BILE PLANTATION IN the lower end 4
Nottoway county. adjoining the lands %
John Page. j. 4. Egglest1n. Robert Bland,
and others. formerly owned by Robert
shore deceased. situated near Dennis
Vile. and containing go ACRES
The improvements consist of comfort
able dwellir g-house IN good repair, and
all necessary outbuIdlngs.
This is a most desirable inveS'ment for
any one wishing ID purchase good farm
and home.
TERMS. 1880 cash; balance in one
year. occurred by decd ~ trust on rroperiy
ntfcfreal WILLIAM r. MANN.
au 23-5, Substituted Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs-Monday.

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN.
FAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND TIM
VEEDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALES'
OAR YEAR ARE TO I'D PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

BY Sutton e. Co.
Real-Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner of Tenth and Bank streets.
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A peltxhffuI Chlldren'a Day.

KEMPISs. AMELIA COUNTY. VA,
August 2i.--(Speclsl)-A Tabernacle
church IN this county. the Hev. Richard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

our regular Mondays sale tomorrow
should attract unusual interest, as Il
embraces the largest number OF Horses
and Vehicles ever offered at sale by our
house In this lot you Will ma horses
suitable FOR riding, driving, and business
purposes. all sound and city broke. Ihey
are from different persons, ana All piedeei
10 POSITIVE SALE. We invite special
attention to ONE 5-YEAR-OLD EAn
HORSE. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR
LADIES OR FAMILY USE.
1 Latest Improved Bicycle.
Square Pianos.
1 Parlor Organ.
Chamber Furniture, in oak, walnut, and
stained woods.
1 Feather-Bed; Holl-Racks
Warlrobes; Bullets.
4 CoOk-stOyes. different slZes -
J. y. SEABRiGHr Auetioneer.
w. j puryear Salesman. ,o,..,-e,
\ R-Sp.CIAL SALE OF HORSES
AND VEHICLES EVERY MoND -
AT lo.3o al -
HIGH CONSrABLE'S SALE.
will sell at public auction. on
MONDAY. AUGUST &c, 1895.
at Il o'clock A. NJ. at 1906 east Franklin
street. the following property 20 satisfy
writs IN my hands-to wit:
BAR COUNTER AND FIXTURES.
BEER PUMP.
BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS.
WARDROBES. LOUNGES
CHAIRS, CLOCKS. TRUNKS.
BEDSTEADS.
l PIANO AND STOOL.
DECANTERS DLMIJOIiNS.
GLASSES, ETC.
TERMS: Cash.
Z. c. GARRISON.
au IS High Constable City Richmond.
George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.
q and 81 north Ninth street
BUGGY, PHAETON, HOUSEHOLD
I'D FURNITURE. &C. AT AUCTION.
7 VIII sell at my auction house, at
1890 y. NJ.
MONDAY, AUGUST g, 1895.
1 Top Phaeton In nice order.
Sile-Bar open Buggy.
Chamber and Parlor Suits.
/ Beatty 4-Stop organ.
Wardr0bes, Bureaus. Desks. Beisteads,
New Rockers and other Chairs, Bed
and other Lounges; Sofas. Pictures,
Bullets. Carpets, Washstands. Tables.
etc.
: New Gasoline-Stove and Good Cook
ing-St0yes. together with large
quantity Of miscellaneous articles.
au -
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HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.

FOR SALE. VIRGINIA-RAIsED BAY
MARE, 6 years olc: sound. kind. AMI
gentle. Very fast Apply at 10. west
Marshall street al WIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

BV NUINVTI q fTIf
RealEstate Agents and Auc.ioneers.
corner Of Tea,h and Bank streets.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
corner Of Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

EOR SALE, A HANDSONEra
i RESIDENCE CN FLOYD AVENUE 81
near Monroe ParA. recently completed.
with all modern c1nyeniences. per-
feet gem Of q home CAL 10 see us for
price JACKSON BRANDT & co,
an 25-ft No. 1913 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25
FABMFOR SALE CJ

Sutton . CO Arc.,oneers au22
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ING. with 70 rooms. Location central. Lot
stxf54 10 alley. APPERSON a CO.
~ I'll north ElsYentn street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-25

I ARGE SrOCK-BRlCK STORES
4 FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-No. 10jL-.l
WEST CHARITY STREET. 7 rooms. be-
sides storerOom. WIN sell al low figure
or exchange for small dwellings.
DEEOON, TUPPER & co,
au % S2l Main street.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-16
New Goods Ready.

Henry Meyer starts the opening of
the clothing season with a marvellous
line of new spring goods at amazing
ly low prices. All the latest novel
ties, all the latest styles. Your inspec-
tion is invited. If it is q bargain
you are looking for, stop right in at
Meyers, he has them for you. His
new spring stock is full of them. 1t
will cost you nothing to look over
his stock, and your are sure to bene-
fit yourself in SO doing. Give him a
call If
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-16

General A. " Rice, United States
pension agent at Columbus, advises
that where members of the Grand
Army are desirous of attending the
department encampment in June and
need their pension money for that
purpose they should send in their
vouchers by special delivery so as to
reach Columbus by June s, and mark
the envelope, Special G. A. b. in
which case General Rice will endeev-
or to pay such vouchers in time for
the encampment.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-16
Musical instruments

OF the best and latest construction
can be bought of the old music ped
dler, A. Haertel of Napoleon, o., op-
posite the Miller House All friends
of music are invited to call at my
house. / sell only the latest and
most durable Instruments made, at
lowest prices. Come and look at my
new and fine accordeons.
my16-3m A. HAERTEL.