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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-07
IocsL AND PERSONAL.
!; ;s AGAIN in session.

s.bool is again in session.
weddings getting numerous.
Monday was pension quarter.
! .orae Tabor has been sick
in. but is improving.
:. Hall and Bert Kirk ham were
r. rom Donver Thursday.
= r soeed of Usage was bear
:, ia,,n ON our stoects Thursday.
'1,,son Emmett's S youngest child
|, li@ been very sick the past week,
r;ss Bessie Spring will be here
= ' to take charge Of her class in
lsic.
II !. Meador of Eureka Springs
[ls bis parents brief visit
|iday.
Fan Norris made a business
|, to Berryvillo Saturday and
[alay.
|p.r Whitson will close his
l,ris work at this place next
|rlay.
| |lbe aew Improvements on Hotel
|asaat is helping its looks won
iullY.
|Tou viii find the Lansing House
,Ieadid stopping place when
Enreka Springs.
|ohn Hampton and Miss jamie
ea Of Dry Creek were married
be brides home on last Sunday
he earthquake was felt Thus
morning by those Of oor
Die who were awake at $40
poly.
rs. lease, the great populist
ker, wiil address the people
eggviile, Monday afternoon,
O'clock.
suisin roplevin by r. I.
1sI s Norton was decided
gor of K aliar IN Justice " cbb's
Saturday.
y. Wash Mccormick has been
ntsg q series OF meetings at
kar school house northeast
asthla week.
peaarse to cold, damp winds,
result in pneumonia unless
Estom is jsept inYigorated with
4rsaPafii!a.
he is ta}ll Of match game
between the Junior uines Of
vile and Green Forest here
i5y afternoon.
b. Jones Of Flagstaff, Aria.,
my years q citizen uf Chr
paaty, IS visiting 1Iieuds and
Fes II Berryvi'ie.
Hamon of Toeum called
plenisbed our cash box 100
Yesterday. Willie is . vaiu-
IN arou Of TIE TRIBUNE.
Mcclure has taken charge
Baptist Associational Mis-
;q y aad Will continue us pub.
from the old Republican
Rn Berry vile.
Cary of Eureka Spring
nolher attempt to organize
eof Woodmen OF the WorIc
atpfday, but owing to som'
Parties failing to be presen
deter the matter to q future
Galloway, a formor citizer
1, vleln'ty, is in from Texas
drove Of horses. He is ac
I'D hv his son, John. anr
50 Faaden Riley saws he h@t
e Pc Of his ugly looks Or ia
-,,.s ior eating or talking.
'morest gold' medal con
I'D district 10 is reported 4
., the standard. Some hvt
,elto SfhaoI over the county
= 'asa b. Presented. Miss Grac,
aa..t RS the honors Of the ooca
Fs,ssls eaptnring the modal. Thi.
: ,,g 'gl Ply laHrels for Miss Grace
Fl par town as we'll.
/. i's 3o.s e Of Mr.. leonard Well.
n. SfImfieId, Mass. had hoel
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-07


Somebody has found out how
far u farmer has to walk to pnt in
and attend to 10 acres Of corn. To
plow the ground with a rs inch
plow he walks $50 miles; to hor-
row it he walks so miles, and to
eultsvate it afterwards be will have
to walk $50 miles, making a grand
total OF $50 miles, besides tho
altering.
A tramp of more than ordinary
nerve was satisfying the morbid
curiosity OF a number of people
on our streets Friday afternoon,
by sewing up his mouth, piercing
u needle through his tongue and
otherwise torturing himself, all for
the sum OF 50 cents. He was GER
tainly mortrosity.
T. J, Wells of Scotland county,
No., has purchased e. S. Fore
mans farm northeast of town
and will take possession in few
weeks. Mr.. Foreman viii make
extensive repairs on his town
property, and again become one Of
our citizens.
Clarence Foreman. who has haeu
IN Mexico the past three years, is
expected home tonight. His
parents as well as his many frieud5
will be overjoycd to see him.
Good advice: Never leave home
on journey without bottle OF
Chamber'ain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy, For sale by
J. e. Harberi, dlngglst.
Joe S. Fancber has resigned bis
position as bailif in the u. S. court
at Ft. Smith and has accepted a
position under his father in the
County Clerks Office.
". x. P. Dow, late editor Of the
detunct Belryvilio Rep4aIican, ha.
shouIder.d d his grip ard departed
tor greencr fields. " 6 wish him
success.
J. A. King, the popular Berry
vile attorney aud u constant
reader Of TuG TRIBuNa sends us a
dollar this week OH subscription.
John Reeves Of Dry Fork died
last week alter long spell ot
sickness. lie was the father q
Hoary Reeves OF Dry Creek.
John lawson, young nan w
iag on Kings River, but formerly ;
near this place, daea last wee /,
from a relapse OF the tever.
Buell. 4 Phillips dosieo tie peo-
pie 10 take notice that they have
changed thrii. grinding days to
fridays and Saturdays
Judge Worhin4ton ". G. and
4. J. Rassell attended a law sui
before Esq0eio Oliver in Carroll.
ton township Tuesday
Postmaster Wallace and .wife
departed for the lone Star state
here they will visi, relatives three
or four weeks.
The cid riolsety Gre.'raps on tbs
south side q the square presents
. very uasiRhtlY appearance te
our visitors.
:. L. Russell returned Monday
from the Atlanta Exposition. Tot
viii fua III account OF his trip Of
first page.
LOST 4 silver plated dog collar
bearing the initials ID. \ r.
Finder will please return same t
D. T. RAY.
While in Berryville if yop wen
n good meal or yoaT team wei
cared tor stop st tde southerl
Hotel.
}V.R. galloway viii have Il
head Ct horses aaotiaaea eli il
Green Forest on the Is ;9st,
Rev L. A, Martin OF Denge
YEAS ia town yesterday. Ella wit
has been sick for several days.
Mrs. J. Barrett has been suffer
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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-07
Chris Yenny is moving TO his
new residence today.

Bargains all along the line at w.
Il. Sneed and Co.'S.
Wood! Wood! Woods what we
want without waiting for worse
weather.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-07
Chana5er2ain's Eye ag1c. SIX. Giz1
<-1.i.sa49Szz-,co.ls.

A certain cure for Chroniosane Eyos
Tetsor, Salt Rhoum, Sea2 Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, t.a1e131a,
.sech, prairio Scratches, Sore Nip3le5
aag Plas. It's cooling alas soothing
Aun.irod5 OF eases have been cuge;3 by
/. afs>r Ell other treatmenf h:Ad fai4e.l
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-07
How IN Prevent t8G = h =.

SOME BEADING THAT VIII PROVE lzfgsa-#
E&TISG TO YOUNG Noq5IEHs Iow 10
GUARD AGAIE&T TIE DISEASE.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-07
--Gxr~-G-,-s 80

Sold hy J, e. Harbert.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
THE LIMA NORTHERN. .
NAPOLEON WILL BE ON THE
ROUTE.
The Roll of Honor Up to Date.

The Lima Northern railroad has
been secured to Napoleon, thanks to
the liberal subscriptions of our citi-
zens. Citizens have also guaranteed
the right of way to the company,
which gives Napoleon the new road
without a doubt. The engineers are
now running the line, and before long
the work of grading and building the
bridge over the Maumee will be COM
menced.
Hamler and Malinta have secured
the right of way to Malinta from the
south, and it is left for Napoleon and
the farmers along the route to get
the right of way from Malinta to the
county line on the north. The farm
ers can we'll afford to be liberal in
giving and securing the right of way,
as the new road will be a great bene
fit to them IN many ways.
Following is a list of subscribers,
together with the amount each one
has given:
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
A DUE STAMP
Furnished tha Glue to These Post
Office Robbers.
They are on Trial Before the U.
s. Commissioner.
iFrom Toledo News J


Burton Nicely and Albert Frank, two
young roustabouts from nowhere in
particular, are having hearing be-
fore the United States commissioner
this afternoon on the charge of rob-
bing the United States mail.
Both young men are accused of
breaking into and robbing the till of
the postoffice at Ayelsville, O., on
the night of Aug. o.
Ayersville is a small town. It's post
Office is almost too small for an iron
safe, so the money and other valua-
bles were kept in n strong box or till.
On the night in question the post
Office was broken into by means of a
rear window and money and stamps
to the amount of $36 was stolen.
For long time afterwards there
was no clue to the robbers. Then
Postmaster G. w. Fisher of Holgate,
dropped onto clue by the merest
accident and that clue was the one
which eventually led to the arrest of
Nicely and Frank, the two alleged
robbers.
1t happened that one morning some
time afrer the robbery Postmaster
Fisher saw young man mail a letter.
The letter proved to be quite bulky
one; too heavy, in fact, for the two
cents stamp on the envelope. But
that was not the strange part of it.
What attracted the attention and
reused the curiosityof the postmaster
was stuck a two-cent due stamp.
Now, Postmaster Fisher had sense
enough to know that due stamps are
handled exclusively by postmasters,
fact which the man who mailed the
letter probably did not know. The
willy postmaster had no right to open
the letter, but he lifted up one corner
of the envelope, which was not past
ed down and saw that the envelope
was filed with postage stamps. He
put the authorities on the track and
Postoffice Inspector Moore landed
Nicely and Frank in consequence.
| (From the Beel
Albert Franks and Burton Nicely
two young men arrested by Postoffice
Inspector Moore, charged with rob
bing Ayers vile postoffice, in Defiance
county, had a hearing before U. s
Commissioner Brough yesterday
afternoon. The evidence showed
that after the robbery they used
postage-due stamps to prepay letter
postage. A letter posted by one o
them, thus stamped, was examined
and found to contain a quantity o
stamps. They evidently did not know
that postage-due stamps can be uset
only to pay newspaper postage b.
publishers.
Each of the prisoners were held t.
the grand jury in bond of $3.50. Thi
was Mr.. Bough's first case as U. S
commissioner, he having been az
pointed to that position only a fey
days ago.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
The Painters Cry.

The cry Of the painter is for good
paint. That which will make a nice
smooth and bright finish, that which
is the most economical and will last
the longest. No painter, be he ever
so well skilled in his profession, can
do good work, unless he has good
material. He also needs good brushes
to apply it with. Saur g. Balsley
have made oils and paints speciality
for over twenty years, they know
just where to go and what to buy,
and those who will patronize this
house will be sure to get good first
class articles, the very best and most
reliable which tlY markets afford.
They have a very large and complete
stock yet on hand for the fall trade,
which they desire to close out before
winter and have made the prices so
low that one can afford to paint this
fall yet rather than to wait for next
spring.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
NOTICE.


Delos L. Thomas, Plaintiff,
Tho Unknown Heirs of George G. vanBerry,
deceased, Defendant.
In the Court of Common Pleas OF Henry county,
Ohio.
Civil Action.
TIME said defendants, whose residence is un-
L known, will take notice. that on lhe Zlst day
of June, 1895, the said plaintiff hled his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Henry county,
Ohio against them setting forth, that IN 1897 thelr
father George c. Berry and his wife. Tor
valuable consideration duly executed and deliver
ed warranty deed to one James Cheney, thereby
conveying to said James Cheney, the southeast
quarter of the north west quarter and the sonth
west quarter of the northeast quarter, eighty
acres, Section IA, Range 8, Town o, Henry County,
Ohio that the said deed became lost, never was
transferred or recorded, thus leaving link out OF
the record TILE to the said land That plaintiff is
the owner and In possession of the said lana, and
praying that the Court ind these facts to be true,
that they answer and set forth any title or interest
they may claim therein or be forever barred from
making any claim of title or interest In Ind to the
said real estate and praying for the record title to
the said land TO be made perfect by decree herein,
and for all proper relief in the promises.
Said cause will be for hearing at the January
term of said court, 1895.
Defendants are required to answer the SAID Pc
tition by the 21st day of December, 1885.
DELOS L. THOMAS.
By Biery 81 Hoyman, his Attys.
Oct. atI, f205-6t
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10


ls.- ii i%SfoclaInailon has been gazetted fur
ther proroguing British parliament until
Dec. %.
Professor Hjnlmar Hjorth Boyesssen, the
noted Norwegian author, IL dead, after an i'll
ness of but two days.
Congressman Watson (of Where am att"
notoricty), of Georgia, was defeated for re-
election by J. G. G. Black, Democrat.
Near Edwartlsvlle, Ala, farmer Humphreys
knocked farmer Bryant into caldron of
boiling cane syrup. The murderer escaped.
The suit brought by Charles Fair TO test the
validity Of the trust clause in the will of his
father, the late James q. Fair, is on hearing in
San Francisco.
Ii Hung Chang and the Dowager Empress OF
China are said to have grand scheme for re-
moving the capital OF China from Pekin to
some safer place in central China.
There are 141 brandy disti1leries in operation
in 10 counties in middle Tennessee and there
will be the largest output of apple brandy
since 1888, amounting to at least $500 barrels.
The Taylor brothers, under sentence of
death at Carrollton, No, for the murder of
the Meeks family, have been granted n stay Of
execution pending an appeal to the supreme
court.
Two new worlds records were hung up at
Terre Haute yesterday. In the 2:ll class trot-
ting, the five fastest heats ever gone, with an
average of 200 Is, were reeled off by Nightin-
gale. Then W w P paced the mile to wagon
in 2:OS34, Il reduction Of a seconds from the
record.
A car famine is threatened on western rail-
roads within the rcSt co days.
Fire seriously damaged the Case threshing
machine works at Racine, Wis.
Grand jury at Springfield, Ills. found one
indictment against Il legislator.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
Died.

Geo. Baum, of Harrison township,
who attempted to take his life by
cutting his throat with a razor, died at
the home ofhis parents on Saturday
last and was buried on Monday, Rev.
Williams officiating. Death was not
caused from the immediate effects of
his wound, but by bodily ailments,
which had broken down the unfor-
tunate mans constitution and de-
ranged his mind. The parents have
the deep sympathy of the community
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10

The electric lights are said to be
responsible for the scarcity of mos
quitoes of late years. This bird
which used to occasion so much hard
feeling, sees the light, and, led by
curiosity, vets his foot and puts it on
the carbon to see if it is hot enough
to sizzle. The result is fatal and the
other mosquitoes do not seem to
draw any lesson from the fearful
fatality.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10

At Mrs. Frease's millinery
store you can see the finest dis
play Of fall and winter hats
that we'll can be i'm,
agined. as the styles are beau
tiful, and it will we'll repay
you for your trouble of call
ing. Opposite court house. If
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
PreDare Your Gowns.

The end of the world, announced
by the German weather prophet, DIR.
Falb, to take place in 1896, has been
postponed by the Doctor, owing to
unex,. 3cted obstacles, until Novem-
ber 18th, 1899, between2 9 and clock
in the morning, In this announce
ment Falb agrees with Brother
Philiye Olivorius, of the Citeux Clois-
ter in France. According to a man
uscript writtenin 1914, left by monk,
the city of Paris is to be destroyed in
1896, and the end of the world is to
take place in 1899.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
THE OLD VETERANS.
List of Soldiers and Sailors Liv-
ing in Henry County as Re-
turned by the Assessors
This Spring.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
d. McMasters, priv. 1 3rd cavalry.
E. Mathews, priv. F 129th Ind. inf.
Jos. Shepherd, priv. l 67th inf.
J. Bradley, priv. G 129th inf.
j. Barlow, priv. A 10th inf.
A. Roach, priv. b 194th inf.
H. B. Kelin, priv. B 14th inf.
j. Sharp, priv. b 10th cavalry.
r. Mccullough, ID 189th inf.
d. Houts, priv. A 192nd inf.
s. Overmier, priv. d 14th inf.
J. Hiser, priv. 9th inf.
f. w. Smith, priv. d 6Sth inf.
N. Eversole, priv. G 72nd inf
F. Davenport, priv. B 111th inf.
j. E. Gruver, priv. G 128th inf.
R. w. Snowman, priv. d. 14th inf.
P. Emahiser, priv. K 122nd inf.
j. M. Slater, priv. E 2nd Ind. cav.
VIM. Hyter, priv. A 192nd inf.
j. White, priv. d 14th inf.
r. Steward, priv. A 68th inf
P. Johnston, priv. H 68th inf.
f. Werlich, priv. B Gath inf.
R. Bortel, priv. B 1S4th inf.
j. Anglemire, f 47th Ind. inf.
G. H. Hanchett, priv. g nth Mich.
infantry.
s. Myrice, priv. d 18th inf.
|. Grinder, priv. B 184th inf.
j. Gallagher, priv. A 172nd inf.
D. c, Courtright, driv. c 18th inf.
J. Tippin, priv. q 43rd inf.
l.. L. Rahrer, priv. | 1st inf.
W. Leitner, priv. K 1st Mass.
j. G. Jones, priv. G 12Sth inf.
L. J. Bennett, priv. F 14th inf
s. Thompson, priv. G 12Sth inf.
7. Barlow, priv. G. 145th inf.
E. Polling, priv. K 58th inf.
j. Bopers, priv. A Tooth inf.
j. Blair, priv. K 10th inf.
j. Hardy, priv. T 18th inf
MARION TwP.-NoRTH PRECINCT.
W. Barhite, sergt. B 123rd inf
P. G. F. Loul, priv. D 112 Pa art.
A. Bost, priv. B 38th inf.
t1eo. Bell, priv. B 150th inf.
N. kukelman, priv. 194th inf.
J. Turney, priv. G 127th inf.
E. Fawkler, priv. B Goth inf.
j. T. Been, priv. B 6Sth inf.
VIM. Eye, priv. D123 inf.
S. Shorter, corp. D. 6Sth inf.
w. A. Henry, priv. D 18th Pa. inf
G. III. Lowery, priv A S1st Pa. inf
Geo. Fredericks, musician D Tooth
inf.
j. Champion, priv. A Sth cav.
J. Edwards, priv. | 125th inf.
j. V. Teneyck, corp. A 130th inf.
MARION TwP.-soUTH PRECINCT.
H. Bennett, priv. 54th inf.
P. Diemer, priv.G oath inf
P. Delong, priv. d 1S9th inf
D. HI. Hashberger, priv. | 197th inf.
s. r. Harshberger. priv. I197th inf.
J. B. Jackman, priv. B 68th inf.
J. J. Leary, priv. G 61st inf.
Chas. Sterett, priv. A 135th inf.
T. fremont, sailor.
You can buy boots and shoes at q
bargain as we expect to go out of the
boot and shoe business.
ct HORN & NoRDEN.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
Intended to Catch Your Eye.

Don't skip this paragraph because
it is small. 1t is worth reading for it
tells about The Pineola BaIsam, d
certain remedy for cough, tickling in
the throat and the stopped up feeling
in the upper part of the chest. A
simple cough may turn into some
thing serious if let alone. 1t ceases
to vex you and to keep you awake
o'nights when you have allayed the
Inflammation in your throat with
Ely's Pineola Balsam. The druggists
sell it for twenty-five cents.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
IoE It ordained by the oouncll Of the incorporat-

de it ordained by the Council of the incorporat-
ID ed village Of Napoleon, Ohio, AZ follows:
SEcT1OH l. That the improvement of w ashington
street from the center of Perry street in the viii
Of Napoleon, Ohio, to Webster street. be proceed
ed with In accordance with the resolution to i'm
prove the same adopted and passed by said Ooun-
Gil on the 9th car of Sept emher 1885, by construct
ing sewer twenty (20) inches in diameter, Of
brick or sewer tile in the center Of said street, as
Der plans and specific tions now on file in the
Clerks oifice of said Vlllge.
SEC 2. That the cost AID expenses of said i'm
provement shall be assessed per foot ont upon
the lots and lands abutting npon said Washington
street from the center of Perry street to the inter
section of Webster street, according to the statute
n such case made and provided, and that said as
sessments shall be payable IN one instsllment and
that the same shall be certified by the Clerk of said
village to the Auditor of said county for collection
according to the law in such case made and provid-
ed.
SEC. 8. That this ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its due publication as
provided by law
Passed october Sth, 1895.
ED. f. ALLEN, Mayor.
Clerk.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10

Napoleon Is now one of the most
desirable residence towns in the
State. The health and safety of our
community will no longer be jeopar-
died by water famine and strang-
ers seeking new location will make
a note of this fact. Napoleon is also
u beautiful little city, with good
soeity, and withal q pleasant place
to live in.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10

The pretty girl is looking bewitch-
ingly pretty this fall with feather
boa snuggled up in close contiguity
to her soft, white throat, and it may
he remarked in passing that even the
homely girl is rendered less homely
when she softens the harsh outlines
Of her features with one of those
feathery, fluffy neck gears.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
Vital Statistics of Ohio.

Social and vital statistics received
and compiled at the Secretary of
States Office show that the number
of marriages in the State the past
year was 33, 1856 and births 61,54S.
Persons naturalized numbered 2,346,
sent to insane asylum 1882, boys sent
TO Reform school 203, girls to Indus
trial home rs. The total number
deaths reported was 1914, of which
4,666 were by accident or other vio-
lence, 152 by suicide and 90 by homi-
eide. Four males and 13 females
were 100 years old at time of death.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10
MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Stock Quotations For Oct. Y.
New York.

Grain and Stock Quotations For Oct. I.
New York.
Beef-Family, so OOG12 90; extra mess, 81 50
GS CO., packed, 50 009l0 90 Cut meats
Picked bellies, G]9@754c;, picked shoulders,
steam closed at So 2211Iz. Pork-old mess,
50 75@lO %; family, $l2 70; short clear, SI2 O0
OLA %.
Butter-w dairy 1O0lsc; do cream.
cry lSIa(923l &c; do factory, 815fg121ac; Elgins,
23Iac imitation creamery 1lt9l6c; state dairy,
12(C2lc; creamery, 22la(g23c. Cheese - State
large 6g6ssc; small, 5l2(a9l4c; part Skins,
Pennsy ylvania, 19G2lc; western fresh, l9c.
Chicago.
Cattle--Fair to best beeves, SO 35(95 as; stock
ers and feeders, So 25t03 80; mixed cows and
bulls, 81 25C93 50; Texans, 81 sO9S S5; western,
Hogs-Light, 50 7OC94 30; rough packing and
shipping, $3 S0tQ4 So mixed and butchers,
80 5000 30; heavy packing and shipping, So SIS
sheep-Native, 81 5S,a3 rs; western, 81 $50
D 20; Texas, 81 0092 85. Lambs-$3 0Ole4 80.
Pittsburg.
Cattle-Prime, $4 2O0D5 10; fair to good
butchers, 81 00@4 25; bulls, COWS and stags,
Hogs-Heavy, 81 0O94 IS; medium, 81 ESQ
4 90; roughs, $3 00(@4 90.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras, SO s003 90; good
lambs, 81 O0(G4 %. Veal calves, So O0(16 rs.
Cincinnati.
Wheat-No. . red, &C. Corn.-No. mixed,
S2g32l3c. oats-No. 2mixed, 2l@2l14c. Rye
No. ., 46c.
Lard-$5 20. Bulk meats = IS rs. Bacon-
81 90.
Hogs-$3 4O84 25. Cattle-$2 OO.94 65. Sheep
81 00d3 IS. Lambs--S2 1904 90.
Cleveland.
Hogs Workers, "a 20; mediums, 81 2094 25;
pigs, $3 75,G4 co.
Gattle-Fair to good steers, 1,10O@l 200 pounds
81 O0G4 25; good steers, 1,000(dl,200 pounds,
$9 1904 rs.
Sheep and Lambs--Rest lambs, 50 1904 10;
best sheep, ~ 50tG2 so.
Toledo.
wheat-G4l5c. Corn-No. 2mixed, 321lc Oats
mo. white, 20l2c. Rye-43c Cloverseed-
| 81 w.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-10-10

The game warden of Paulding
county b as caused the arrest of fifty
farmers for spearing fish. The farm
ers propose to get even with him by
going to jail instead of paying their
fines of which the warden would get
q norton