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PEORIA s; ROCKFORD3
oria, ILL.,, July 23.-Score:

Peoria, H., July 23.-ScOre:
r H p
Peoria :. o2 o o 0 2 Is 10 3
Lincoln =. -. 0 0 o 0 0 2 0 1-3 3
Batteries-Roach and Dugdale; In
wood and Snyder.
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Western League Games.

KANSAS CITY 20; GRAND RAPIDS 3.
Kansas City, July 23.-Score:
r H F,
Kansas City 500 > o > 30 "a
Grand Rapids 0 0 0 0 l 0-S 9
Batteries-Danieis and Bergen; STAFF
ford. Cellopy and Campbell.
MINNEAPOLIS Is; DETROIT ..
Minneapolis. July 2S.-Score:
81 Ri z
Minneapolis . Ia 0 o , > SIS - Q
Detroit 800. 0 O O 0 , 0 0 s Is i
Understanding and Wilson:
Whitehill, Johnson and Twineham-
ST. PAUL Il: INDIANAPOLIS 4
ST. Paul, July 23.-Score:
Ri f
ST Paul 20l1os 5-14 19 s
Indiana polls .0OO2 DOL / Il 5
Batteries-Jones and Boyle; Black
burn and Mcfarland.
MILWAUKEE s: TERRE HAUTE a.
Milwaukee, July 2S.-Score:
Milwaukee 80. 40 o o % O. IA
Terre Haute o 0 o o. o
Bstteries-Rettger and Weaver; Ncps
and Roach.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-24

r II E
St. Joseph -. 0 0 o "a.
Lincoln 3OO3 0 10 4
Batteries-Parvin and McHale;
Barnes and Speer.
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Kansas City. July 2a-Cattle-Receipts.
$50; shipments. 800: market for best
steady 10 10 cents lower: others weak.
Texas steers. s2SGI4s0; beef steers. s. ic4J
5GO: stockers and feeders. S2.nGil5.
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50: shipments. 100;
market opened strong; closed 10 TO ~ cents
higher: bulk OF sales. Si.st6i5.tS: heavieS.
81 75I5. 90; packers, 81 sGsio.I0: mixed, N.sJsf
5.c5; lights, S-aI51712; workers, $SOpg
5.1Ii.: pigs. S5.0oI51o.
Sheep-Recelpts, 2,9o; shipments none:
market steady.
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GOT WEAK, ANYHOW
REALIZING OVERCOMES THE EFFECT
OF BULLISH NEWS

Bradstreets Statement of Changes, Show
ing . Decrease, and . Big Lot for Ship
ment Create Only . Temporary BuIlish
Misunderstanding Of in Shipments from
Other Exporting Countries--But This
Country Falls OF, Too--Corn Still Smoth-
cred Under Crop Prospects--Oats De-
cline with Wheat--Prov;sIors Lower.
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NEW YORK I: CINCINNATI 3.

Cincinnati, July 2S-New York gain
I'd three runs and the lead on errors in
the fifth, and the Reds could not hit
Clark. Attendance $500. Score:
r II +
Cincinnati 900 900 o. s
New York -. 1 5 l l - 10 l
Batteries: Cinciunati-Parrott, Phil
lips and NJ. Murphy; New York-Clarke
and Farrell. Earned runS-Cincinnati
2: New York >. Three base hits-Nan
Haltren. Fuller. Sacrifice hitS-Ewing.
W. Murphy. Stolen baSeS-F'aTTell.
Double plays-iray. McPhee and Ew
ing Bases on ballS-Of Phillips 4: off
ParOtt 3: ok Clarke 5. Struck out--Ry
PARROT /: by Clarke 3. Umpires-Ems-
lie and O'Day. Time AZ.
Louisville. Ky. July 23.-Louisville-
Philadelphia game postponed on &C
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-24
GOT A LATE CHECK
STOCKS ADVANCE BUoYANTLY TILL
NEAR TIE CLOSE

Buying for the short Account Gives -
Advance Boost--rons Of the u.rn~e
Conndene to Buoyant--S.ies to Tab.
Profits SLOW Things Down Occasionally
But not for Long--Sax~f and the Gran
gers Fare Well In the Buyinx--B>ar
Raid 1t the Close. Causing . slight But
General Dcpression--Bonds.
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ST. Louis July 23.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
80: shipments. 200: market easier: ship
pers and export steers. S95fie.15; dressed
beef and light. s.. 7544.5o; common. sS.0ols
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. SOC;
market 10 cents of: butchers. SS.1efi5 10:
packers. Si.stG5.e5; light. s5.l5a5.40. bulk.
s. 9G5. 10.
Sheep-Receipts. $50: shipments. 100;
market lower.
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Western Association Games

LINCOLN 10: ST. JOSEPH 4.
st. Joseph, July 23.-Score:
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IA KEISTER PCoZATT
WICHITA POULTRY co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BY consent OF the following named firms
IN this city we refer you as TO our respon-
sibility and financial standing:
j. NJ. Moore. cashier Fourth National
bank: a. Hess. treasurer Wichita Whole
sale Grocer CO.: L. NJ. Cox, Wholesale con-
fection.r; Bryan Bros. wholesaIe fruits
and confectionery: Lehman iggfnson
Gro. Co: ]. c. Cassell, Agt. Pacific and U.
s. Express Co.: c. y. Campbell. Agt. Wells
Fargo TX. Co: w. S. Grant. wholesale
fruit and produce: j. d. McEwsn, whole
sale fruit and produce; G.. II. Mann, Agt
NO. Pac Ry.: wichita Produce Co: The
Mcknight W. Hardware Co: Wichita
Creamery Co: Johnsfon-LarImer u. g.
Co; Aylesbury Mercantile Co: -. A
Brown, Agt. Santa Fe Ry.. W. III. Herblg,
Agt Rock Island Ry.: Whitney Wholesale
Paper Co
We also carry a stock OF egg cases which
we can furnish IN lots OF L. or over at the
81
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GLAD TO GET HOME
TREASURY OFFICIAL Is PATRIOTIC
ENOUGH FOB THAT.

Assistant Secretary Curtis Returns from
Handing Over the Cleveland G. rlisle-
John Bull Bond Issue and Tells What
Impressed Him Abroad--Enslish, He
Says, are Shy of Investing on Account
of Possible Unfavorable Legislation
--Drouth in EngIand--How Civil Service
Works Over There Washington News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-14

Elders Thomas w. Sloan aud George
), MoAuister returned homo yestsr.
day Sunday afternoon, from Tenues.
sce, where they hgva been lab0ripg AZ
missionaries TOT the past twenty-five
mohths Elder Slosn's field was IN
East tennessee, having been appointed
tDpIcsidv over that conference. Elder
MsAlllstsr Travelled ia Middle Tonnos-
see. They each enjoyed good health
during thoir absence tom home, ana
express themsglvos HB much pleased
with, and grateful for their experienced
gmOug the nuspilaule people OF that
slate, They made numerous friends
among all classes, were successful in
convincing many OF the truth OF the
Gospel, 40 proclaimed by tho Latter.
Jay 5aiutF, aud are Handful 10 be- able
TO report that some Of the cunyerts hnI
inc courage 10 UuCome members OF the
ChuTuu.
Needless 10 say, tho young men 10.
l0icc IN being nonoraDly released, AMI
lu1oiviug the blessing VI their Presi-
dent Tor their faithful services, and
that they can now renew tho pleasures
OF usaociati0n with family anu friends.
pAc NEWS welcomes them home.
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Notes.

The new county officers have De.
cidcd 10 teudUr banquet Go their
predecessors Ia Utlicots. Thursday
evening isthe time, ana the Blanchard
hotel the place.
A varied and interesting program
was rendered nt the uut j,iul su5siuu
Of the Y. NJ, anu Y, T.. NJ. J.. A., held
la the tabernacle last evening. Among
the numbers specially worthy OF mcu-
ton was lecture on the Holy Land,
by Don &. W. Mussur. The gentle.
man cEhibitedAu extensive knowledge
OF the history, both sacred ami pfOmuu,
OF the people spoken OF, ami was D.
close observer OF their mAunurs and
customs during his H0jOuFn nHuug
them. A v0ual quaTtetto by Mttsr-.
East0n, Wilson, Lewis anu Farrell
was another feature Of the program, To-
were also tho instructive "MauuaIu
ami "Church History" lectures.
John A, Macarthur, Of Parable, lost
two yearling pigs about six weeks aye,
aud searched tor Them Ia vain. Iury
have been found 10 thu bottom Of my
well, still alive, but Of course very
weak,
The outgoing 6ulOc,men have pre-
scented an exhaustive report OF their
labors during their inCumbsucy, aud
have made many accommodation
suggested by their experience, lot tue
benefit VI the new incumbungs. They
retire alter the performance OF a good
work, with the respect OF the people.
John MOsmbpTg, better known ~
"lndian John" died recently at his
home Ia Washable ware, commonly
called the Indian Farm, John was
living In Cache valley whom IL was
frst settled, aud was frequently rm-
pl0yod TO herd the settlers cattle
ana horses. lie was alwrys friendly
to the whites, anu died, as he uAd
lived for many years. faithful Latter
day Saint.
Committees ON agriculture, mauu'ac.
turing, mining, traffic, advertising anu
finance have been named by the presi.
dent VI the Logan chamber u com.
merCe, and arrangements made Tor
series OF lectures on subjects calculated
to further the ends Of anu strengthen
this useful Organization.
A little girl stole pair Of shoes from
the front Of a store the other day, iut
whom II was RBCeTIained that 10 was
not done with the coRnlzaucu Of her
parents, and she BremUd truly UeuiIeut,
she was dismissed with a caution,
Thirty.six jurors have been drawn
from Rich anu Cache counties 10 serve
during the February iurm'
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Sunday School Review.

The Twentieth ward Sunday school
gave review last night, Jan. 10, Ia
the large meeting house, which was
crowded until there Was not standing
room. Tue program WAS made ut
from thelt regular Sunday exercises,
which consisted Of sOngs, TroltAtiUns,
short lectures anu simple Bible stories,
anu all acquitted themselves In q
manner that reflected credit 10 their
teachers gs well as themselves. The
pupils from tho kindergarten and
primary classes were especially MOTTO
able as they lisped their little stories,
some OF these children being not more
than four years old. At tho close OF
thtse exercises Brother Lew W..
Richards, QUE OF the general SUNDAY
school board, and Bishop Romney
spoke words OF praise aud encourage.
men, This school has been graded fOT
about two aud n half years. There
have been $50 names enrolled during
tho past yeas with an average atleuu.
anue Of .1s. There are Glasses
composed ~ fOll0WG A kindergarten
class with about go little tots from 3
years old TO Or o; primary class
numbering about 100; a fltatAuu second
intermediate class; two theological
Glasses, one Of them an adult class con.
siating OF 80 new members, aud
normal training class Of pupils who are
expected 10 become teachers 10 tll any
vacancy that may occur, Thoae GLASSES
have good aud efficient teachers who
are ueslrOus 20 maintain the good
reputation tue school has gained among
sunday school missionaries ana other
who have visited the school.
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Conference of Elders.

The Elders OF the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion viii convene In conference Ia the
Assembly Hail, salt Lake CiIy, On
saturday, January l9th, 1895, At 10 q.
IA. and p, M, A iull attendance VI
the u defs h requested. The rres'
tents AMI clerks VI The different quor.
ums Gre advised 10 bring with them
tho form Of certificates Issued 30
Elders, roll book anu book containing
minutes OF meetings.
A general invitation 10 all the Prioat.
mood 10 be present II eXtrudeJ,
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH ~. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w, PENROsE,
Presidency VI stake,
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ONCE OF uperlnlou1ent of the county
Intimacy with ondouemenisl ". 70
received from Boman Cannon. n. r.
Bitner q. n. Dow, aud John Nillef
and ordered fled
tot tue poet Of fsh and ramo com.
missioner applications we're receIved
anu iiled, firm III, A. Heath, Wm.
bingley, Benz. II. Niokefs0n and A.
l.. Estes.
Joe. Donloy ami l.. Lewison sent ip
applications for tho position of iapitof
i9t The Joint city ami county building.
Ihoso were also fled with othere tbat
nave come In before.
FRUIT TREE INSPECTOR.
Freh w. Price was this afternoon
appointed ifult tree Inspector Tor Salt
Lake county.
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hINu.-At Do % am sunday, tho lItu iuHt .
ht 10" pgruutF' FJHIItuCu. shtprutu ward tHia
city, trma, infant daughter uI syDrEy W. aud
Anna %. DER. uf mUmHTluuua Group.
lrWA vac lN Dot ono wees. She wac born
In iuH D'tE Juuu 1000 lsIl, uu1 had become "a
unf O. WiH.uWu liuH rluIuH, great comfort
and aulIuD o. Dor invalid mother who has been
utINlIgu Aul very Huru'Y Hnl Ut1l from the
uIF ul nor NalE'H britt.
Tue heart stricken parents have che SYM
UlIUF NJ nll friends who have boon pogHIruut
ut iNu trying HM runUH they have boon called
t1 endure, AZ 900" EuIl Lord tumrurs che winds
90 Goo Fuuru IHWH, may those trIUd ones lind
grace lrd comfort FROM che Hamu haliuWrl
EoIrgo ha % partial compensation Tor tbls EfoAt
Recommendation.
MfLLiuurr=At American ToFr. Utah.
JanuaD o., l-lt of dr.u.y, mary Vs. MuumUlt.
HEyu 10 yulrHs
Funeral H,NlruH will Nr hold at Undertaken
r'ih tuesday January 10, at % am, FRIENDS
HFf respectfully invited 90 attend
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COMMERCIAL.
eALr LAM ClEAuINu uOusE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Toiay's clearing mouse exchanges
amounted 10 ssi2, 500. same day last
year, Sgl0, Al,
TuDAY'5 QUOTATIONS,
New York.-SilyrE $40, load, $500.
LondOn.-5ilveE ~. DO
ORE AND uuLLION.
Wells, Fargo & Go, received today:
Penn. bullion, S8,s27
McCornick d. g., received today!
Hanuurr bullion, 20, 5O; silver and leau
ores, $4,000. Total, "a. 900.
a., X. Jonea d %, received today.
Ores, Si,lOO; bullion, $1,000. Total,
$4,000.
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OGDEN.


Weber Stake Conference.
The quarterly conference OF the
Wuucr Stake commenced on sun.
day la the Ogden tabernacle. Elder
Brigham Young, Of the Council Of
Apostles, preached ia the morning.
His subjsc, was the restoration OF
lsrnol aud the prophecies 90 ucuruiug
the Lamaultug.
Az the afternoon services, u lIpr
JOAN w. Taylor, Of the Twelve,
preached sermon from tho gi.n
chapter aud pare OF the 2ltn chapter
% Matthew.
The tabernacle was TOO small l1
accommodate tuu congregation, Its
pusHiblu that Ia the near future an
ouJH Will be- male % build house
more suitable % the wants OF Weber
Stake TOT worship.
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NON FIlh 10 Fourlh Ward.

Tho meeting of the Twenty-third
quorum Of EldeFs, which was to have
been held IN the FiiIh ward meeting
house tins lMoudayl evening, Mt 1880
O'clock will TO helu Ht the Fourth
ward meeting house ut the hour
named. The change was made be-
cause Of the Fiith ward house being
engaged Tor another meeting.
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Notes

Thomas Ballhntyuo was notified ON
Saturday OF mis- appointment 60 the
office Of deputy u, 3. Marshal iu
oIarge Of the Fourth J a iUlal district,
vioo MI Exum rUtiriYg.
John Henry Gwhcu filed com.
plant iu the ustrict court against his
wilo ENz. lie charges bad treatment
ana dusOrliOn aud asks that the bonds
OF mn,flmlny be dissolved. rupy Wotu
married AZ Logan in August, 1903.
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LOGAN.
A BelraYer of Virtue.

Ole Some, Of Mendon, was arrested
al his home by deputy US. marshai.
charged with fornicatiun, aud on
pleading guilty uefuio Commissioner
Fletcher was held Ia $500 bonus g.
await the action Of the grand Jury.
Under promise OF marriage Some
betrayed "A gifl named Lennon, and
aftufward, In November last, married
another girl.
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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H.HUaI ,trtHHtuf HtHUu ...... 20 T.
daruu urHu rI uN 90 I.uu. I.Hu.
..un, 1853. BLOCK D. fINy NUr. b,
II# IItII survey ...... ........... $40 81.
IoUI Do. barlow tI Ja#r| a Harlow,
plfl Uf tHt ., bloc. U., IIat ~,
OTIS" .asH .aas. ..ss..aas asassaH. ..s 60 ODD
LuEuUu I.WH tu Alfred A. Jones,
I|Tt 90 section ID. tHWu.l.H
south. range Uy.I sAt Laae
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John D. fIer.#t rt uN 90 Illa b.
iIcfUHt. port 0f Iut IH, bloc. %.
lDl AUIU A. HIE bold survey o &c
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llgIuHt. UaTI UI section a.. lUWus
lhip HuuiH, auFu D UlHL SAT-
LAKE MERIDIAN ...s .......... ............ I co
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lihuA'i part 20 lni q. uIuuA .ltuia
=. Gus sssH....s... HHaasssaHH COZ. U.'.. Oh
e. 3D. Mu'UCmHrH 60 Maria stevens.
port ut Iut Do BLOCK ... plat IS. city l
sarah D. Brown lu marin stevens,
ulf. uiIul I, block "H uIUt s.. CITY %
fAt sac NfF corporation O. sarah
Ann w. iD,.Ht uHrl IUi q. bloc.
D, lNu Aero 4. lfF IIUlI survey. o. 90
auHlu %. rHUrfy Goo Harrison HUrrfv
afHt iuts uuu 70 block d, tuHlsJ
N4AI|luH .sssss..s ....s.......... huI no.
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: .. GAS: 7sl;:Zs;y
for Infanls and ChlIdren.

"Cnsiorin if-' vonaiarieIna"'raHua.
ir.'mHrui 90 us sIIrri.raary IH. Iuum
known Co m." DO A. hH.H.H So H.
ilis9 uE.urI &c., ua....u. sly.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-16
COTTON.
COTTON, May 18th

COTTON, May 18th.
Mrs. J. G. Jones is suffering from a
stroke of paralysis but is better now
than for some time. Her friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
p. Mcfarland and wife, al. Brown
and Mrs. Mary Debray drove over to
Texas last Sunday.
Last Wednesday during one of the
worst storms of the season while it
was raining too hard for hired man
to work in the wood shed, our R. r.
agent was seen out pushing a lawn
mower. We don't know whether the
people forgot to tell him to come in
or not.
During the storm Wednesday the
house of Peter Emhiser, living west
of town, was struck by lightning and
came near being destroyed.
The Church of God in Cotton was
also struck and AL Miller had COW
killed by the Juice" at Texas.
J. G. Jones was in Toledo Saturday.
The band gave our town some fine
music last Friday evening The boys
do good work.
MOSES SKINNER.
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HAMLER.
HAMLER. May 18th

HAMLER, May 18th.
N. Jackman and wife were at Ma
poleon Saturday.
Miss Tenca Rowland, who has been
employed at Deshler for the past three
weeks returned home Saturday.
G. A. Lindoerfer and wife were at
Defiance Friday,
Cold weather is now the order of
the day.
Miss Josia GuilIiom returned from
North Baltimore Saturday evening.
Don't fail to examine Guildie's stock
of boots and shoes before buying else
where.
Joe Jackman, of Lima, was in Ham
Ter Monday.
Will McKee's smiles are broader
than ever. It's boy that came to
live with them last Tuesday.
North Marion assessors report the
following in report of the value of
taxable property of North Marion
township: North Marion $13, 800.
Hamler corporation $15,9S0. Hamler
special district $43O. N. JACKMAN.
Dogs are well enough in their places
but taking them to church is out Of
the question Baby crying in church
is annoying but dog fighting is more
so.
Bell Quinn has resigned her duties
as assistant postmistress. Anna Rice
has taken her place.
A double wedding took place at the
Catholic church Monday morning.
The persons were Miss Anna Dauyer
and Anthony j. Kern, Miss Katy
Dauyer and John Zimmerman. May
joy go with them through life.
RUTH.
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DESHLER.
DEsHLER, May 9th.

DESHLER, May 9th.
John Vogt was at Toledo Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. Fred Buck is visiting relatives
at Kalida this week.
A number of Deshlerites attended
the show at North Baltimore ON Sat
urday.
Fannie and Eva Riley visited at the
NJ. E. Parsonage over Sunday.
ID. A. Kramer has added to his liv-
cry barn a fine new canopy top bug
gy.
Chas. Phillips, Jr., of East Toledo,
visited with friends here on last Mon
day.
4 Bert Butler moved his restaurant
into the room formerly occupied by
Charles Hutlinger. Bert now has the
finest restaurant and ice cream paflor
in Deshler.
Mrs. Geo. Meranda returned Satur-
day from visit of several days with
her father at Sidney.
P. T. Michaels has decorated his
building on Main st. with a new coat
OF paint. Phil is hustler, he is sell
ing more building material than any
two firms in Deshler.
Geo. Waltimire, of Findlay, visited
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with his parents at this place last
Saturday and Sunday.
Several Deshler people attended
Sells Bros. show at Findlay Wednes-
day.
Ben Tice says he is making some
money with his merry -go-round. He
is operating it at Leipsic this week
and will keep it humming as long as
it pays to do so.
About 25 Deshler boys made a trip
to Leipsic last Saturday TO take in
the city and patronize the merry-go-
round.
Rufus Hill, Geo. Hyslop, John Vogt
and DR.. Lathrop attended the meet
ing of the Republican committeeman
at Napoleon on Thursday.
Florien Giauque, of Cincinnati, was
in our city last Monday and Tuesday
looking after his real estate.
The members of the U. b. church
have purchased lot of Homer Stew
enson, opposite the town hall. The
price of the lot was $500. They will
build brick church, then Deshler
will have six churches.
Married, on Tuesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents, by E.
A. Brown, J. p, Isaac w. Wren and
Miss Myrtle Stevenson. Squire Brown
says it is not much of trick to go
through the ceremony of tieing the
marriage knot.
Ball & Smiths factory will be re-
moved in go days to Michigan. Near
ly all the boys will follow the indus
try.
There was quite an interesting case
tried before Squire Brown last Mon
day. 1t was that of an assault with
intent to wound. Some time ago the
wife of Ed. Larcom obtained a di-
vorce. The wife left home and last
Sunday morning remembered of hav-
left her mothers picture hanging on
the wall at Eds house and concluded
to go after the property. She arrived
at the house and told Ed. she was af-
ter the picture. AS she was about
taking the picture from its hanging
place Ed. grabbed her by the throat
when she jerked the picture down
and struck Ed. on the head smashing
the picture and frame and knocking
quite a chunk of Eds. scalp off. AT
ter hearing the evidence the courts
decision was that there was no cause
for action. GABE.
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DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST NAPOLEON. o. MAY 16, 1895

were the guests Of Arthur Rice and
wife Sunday.
Mrs. Josiah Kirk and daughter,
Mollie visited friends near West Hope
Thursday.
Mr.. Henderson and wife, of Liberty
Center, were in town Friday.
A. L. Hines made drive to Weston
Saturday.
Chas. McEwen and Lulu Kirk, Of
West Hope, were in Mcclure Sunday
evening,
Geo. McGee, of West Hope, was the
guest Of Mollie Kirk Sunday.
Josiah Kirk made business trip to
Napoleon Monday.
Geo. Aultman, of Grelton, was in
this city Sunday. ToPsY.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-16
.RIDGEvILLE CORNERS.
R1naEyILLE cons. Nav 1sth

R1DGEV1LDE GORS., may 10Th.
b. S. WHEELER and Jay Fauver of
this place, left this morning on trip
to England to visit the old home of
Mr.. WHEELER, who came from that
country when but IA years of age.
They will be gone several months.
S. G. McCord, of Bryan, formerly
principal of schools here, visited
friends in this village over Sunday,
Preliminary steps are being taken
to observe Memorial Day in the most
fitting manner. Rev. Williams, of Ma
poleon, will deliver the address.
The Ridgeville and Freedom s. s..
Association are arranging an excel
lent program for the Annual Conven-
tion to be held here on the 28th inst.
which program will appear the COM
ing week.
The Congregational Christian En-
deavor Society will prepare an ice
cream festival on Saturday evening
of this week to be held at the church.
Proceeds for the benefit of the society.
A general invitation is extended.
Our Cornet Band, which is making
rapid strides forward on the road TO
success, are preparing q liberal sup
ply of suitable music for Memorial
Day. VRRITAs.