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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-04-25
MCCLURE, April %, '95.


Little frankie Burwell is sick.
Minnie Bressler, of Grand Rrapids,
spent Sunday in this city, the guest
of her cousin, Mary Dome.
Andrew Gidley visited Toledo
Thursday.
AL Smith and Hank Stineman, of
Weston was in town Friday
Mrs. Henry Errett and daughter
Stella called on friends in Weston
Thursday and Friday.
VIM. Snyder is putting up new
house on the Boom
Tom Moore, ofa.McComb, was here
Saturday.
Mrs. Retta Burwell, of Toledo, visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Burwell, last week.
VIM. Maiers visited Findlay Mon
day.
Miss Allie Rusk wasin Grand Rapids
Saturday.
Elgar Shaffner spent Sunday in
t1nulay.
DR.. Fiser, of Malinta, was in town
Monday.
Edith Croft, of Malinta, visited in
town Monday.
Len Weaver visited Toledo last
week.
Chas. Kinney, of Grelton, was in
town Tuesday.
Chas. E.. Romelen and family, of
Neowash, have moved into the Mason
property in the Boom.
III. g. Seekamp proposes putting up
a brick house this summer on the
Boom.
Mrs. Geo. Townson is numbered
among the sick this week.
Rev. e. L. Z. Engess, of Toledo, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the M. E. church
Sunday evening.
Rev. Guensch, Of Defiance, was in
town Wednesday. ToPSY.
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HOLGATE.
HoLGATE, April %, '95.

HoLGATE, April ~, 10.
I. There is some excitement here over
the oil boom. A number Of oil men
have been here leasing land.
Samuel p. Margrat, of the Soldiers
Home at Sandusky, is making his
family short visit.
Mrs. H. H. Fast, who has been very
sick the past week, is improving.
Miss Susie Archer was the guest of
DIR. Archer and wife last week.
Sol zarbaugh will take a trip
through Wood and Hancock counties
this week
Mrs. w. P. Young went to Findlay
and Carey Saturday to spend a few
days.
HI. r. Kerr, who has been in Toledo
for some time, is at home very sick.
Flora Hall, of Defiance, is visiting
E. A. Hall and wife.
Geo. d. Backus and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in Evansport
Harvey Sherer, of Grand Rapids,
spent Sunday here with friends. L.
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BIG BARGAINS!
VIM. Krotzer and wife.

parents VIM. Krotzer and wife.
Logan Barr and wife went to Def
ance Saturday. Mr.. Barr returned
home, but his wife will visit with
friends during the week.
Mrs. Frank Hutes, of Continental,
has been the guest of her parents,
L. N. Brubaker and wife, for the past
week.
Emma Eyer and Nora Miller, of
Holgate, called on friends at this
place Sunday afternoon.
John Curns, of the south side, NOV
ed into his house lastweek, which he
bought of HI. Ward.
Will Hahn and family moved to
Napoleon last week. a.
Andrew Grimes, Of Paulding county
and Mrs. Louisa Mowery, of this
place, were married at Defiance Satur
day. The groom is 65 years old and
the bride about the same age.
Clara Brotherly, of Grand Rapids
visited her sister, Mrs. VIM. Karsner
last week. s'' ar CITIZEN.
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day from a two weeks visit in cincin-
natl
Mr.. Grambling, who has been
quite sick for some time, is now bet
ter.
Mrs. Younkman drove to the Rap
ids on Sunday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Williams.
w. Whitaker and wife, of Waus-
con, Sundayed in Cotton, the guests
Of George Ellsworth.
NOSES SKINNER.
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MCCLURE.
MccLunR, ApriI aand. lsa5.

MCCLURE, April 22nd, 1895.
Mcclure suffered with a &c postage
stamp famine Tuesday.
Myrtle Hale and Mrs. Glosner will
spend this week with friends in Delta.
The Misses Foltz we're in Grand
Rapids Thursday.
Mrs. Criger was summoned to the
bedside of her sick daughter at Hol-
gate Sunday.
Harlow Collons, OF Mungeon, spent
Sunday here.
Little Art Roberts, who has been
staying in Mongeon with his brother
for some time, returned home Satur-
day to spend the summer with his
mother.
John Macklin, of Piqua, o., spent
Sunday with old friends here.
]. H. Warner was Napoleon visit
or Wednesday.
Daniel Frazier and wife were guests
of Mrs. George Crickett at Weston
Thursday.
F. d. Prints, of Napoleon, was in
town on business Thursday.
Jim Bolton, of Grand Rapids, is
here to-day.
Grandpa Mason, OF near Napoleon,
is here for few days visit with old
friends.
Ed. Wilcox and wife were in Napo-
leon Saturday.
Myrtle Hale spent Wednesday in
Weston.
Mrs. Sam Deal, of Randall Hill,
spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs.
s. G.. Naugle.
Ed. and Jay Roberts, Of Bay Sta
tion, spent Sunday here with their
mother, Mrs. Roberts.
Tom Miller, wife and children, of
Grand Rapids, spent Sunday here.
Mrs, Squire Weaks is very ill.
| Andy Beaverson returned home
Tuesday evening, after a three months
stay with his father in Fayette.
Minnie Bressler, of Grand Rapids,
is here to spend a few days with her
cousin, Mary Dome.
Simon Whitman and family, of
West Hope, spent Sunday with Mrs.
WIS. sister, Miss Maggie Patterson.
Sylvester Collons and wife made a
business trip to Toledo Saturday.
A family of Mexican Indians with a
dancing bear passed through here
Friday with number of other in
teresting sights. DAISY.
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COTTON.
GABB
CnLTnN !

CoLToN, April %, 1896.
The Liberty Press has a lengthy
article in regard to the social
ed riot at Cotton. The party who
gave the details did not see it or was
badly excited. AS for the ten bush
els of stone that was thrown, they
were all put in ashoe box, and brick
bats, links and pins, there were none.
The stone that was supposed to have
broken the windows did not mar
anything inside the depot, in fact
there is not a mar on the depot or
the furniture inside or out. Nor
were the inkstands or anything else
upset; not even were the blinds torn
or the house plants which belonged
to Mrs. Schlosser, and which stood
in the window, or the looking glass
and the office furniture disturbed. 1T
looks very much as though the stone
was dropped through the window to
break the window and nothing else
As for the bruises on the agent, there
lis no more truth in it than was con-
tanned in the report as published in
the Press as D whole. 1t might APP
pear that the stone on the platform
had been thrown on the roof and
rolled off, but there is an elevated
eavetrough which rises six inches
above the roof, which would not all
low COW pumpkin to roll off. II
will take a better detective to tell
how it was done than it will to tell
who did 1t. The citizens are sorry to
have anything Of this kind happen,
but as it is we don't want anything
extra, only what is due. There are
nine window lights broken, but il
was done in such good shape that
there was no further damage done to
r the depot.
Miss Mary Debree, Of Toledo, is a
guest of Mrs. McFarlan.
Conductor Farding has given Mr..
Schlosser fine pup, which will be
trained to guard the depot.
VIM. Leitner went to the country,
and while there called on grandma
Hines, who has been confined to,her
bed for six months on account of a
broken limb.
y.
Mrs. Ira Barlow returned Wednes-
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DEsHLER.
DEsHLER, April 18th, 1895.


Homer Stevenson is about the hap
piest man in Deshler-all over the
arrival of pair Of twins--a boy and
girl, that have come to his house to
stay; mother and babies doing well.
Mrs. A. A. Suber met with a seri-
GUS accident Tuesday while out driv-
ing their team of Shetland ponies
about one mile east of town, at
crossing of the B. s. o. R. r. In
making a short turn the carriage
was turned over throwing her out,
breaking her right limb just below
the knee. She was taken. home and
DIR. Gehrett called, who fixed up the
injured member
T. t. Michael is building an addi-
ton to the residence of E. N. Warden,
on East Main street.
BIN. Butler was called to Morrow
county, this State, on Monday, on
account of the serious illness of his
mother.
Mrs. John Gribbell was called to
Bellmore Wednesday to the death
bed of Mrs. Harrison Ensinger.
The band boys were out serenading
George Dupy and his new bride, on
Wednesday evening.
Fred Buck and wife, of Pleasant
Bend, are visiting Fred's father and
mother this week.
F. HI. Vogt and son, of Holgate,
were seen on. our streets last Monday.
Frank Meeker and wife visited
friends in Weston on Monday.
Mrs. Willis Loch visited her father
in Weston Monday.
OIL Devore and John Davis spent
Sunday at Leipsic.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jenkins are
visiting their parents at this place
this week.
Sells Bros. advertising car passed
through here Wednesday morning.
1t was attached to the Flndlay train.
On Monday there was domestic
scene enacted on Kaiser Avenue
Homer Krouse, his wife and immedl-
ate relatives, were the chief actors in
the domestic drama. The elimination
of the matrimonial squabble occurred
Friday, when Krouse and his wife
mutually separated. The division OF
the furniture caused some anger on
both sides, and the language used by
them was considered very appro-
pirate to the occasion. Homer krouse
has always been considered an hon
est and industrious citizen, and it is
too bad that such things should oc-
cur. There is flying report that a
young man who has served term in
the 0. p, is the cause of the trouble.
There was posse Of about fifty
Deshlerites went to the place where
they thought the young man was
staying the young gent was toe
sharp for them had skipped.
e. A. Brown. was in Toledo Mon
day.
E. Fl. French was called to Hudson,
Mich, last Saturday to attend the
funeral of his uncle, DIR. L. g. French
who was buried under the G.. A. r.
ritual The doctor was Surgeon Of
the 4th Michigan Inft. Vols. He died
from disability contracted while il
the service.
s. M. Heller, of Napoleon, was ir
our city Tuesday on business.
Steve Laskey, Of Toledo, was in
our city last Tuesday looking aftel
his real estate interests.
GABB.
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GRELTON.
GRELToN. April %, 1916.

GRELToN, April %, '95.
We are all alive and doing well in
this vicinity.
David Obenour visited Findlay
Tuesday on business.
NJ. DIR was called to Bluffton, Ind,
Tuesday by the death of his father.
Jesse Davis spent Sunday with his
parents near Desnler.
Henry Ellis, who has been quit sick,
is up and working again.
Fred. Chaney and his brother-in-
law gave a free exhibition of their
trotting stock Tuesday afternoon.
Allie Taylor, of Malinta, was in this
vicinity Sunday.
David Siders has rented the place
of Fred. Andrix. Mr.. Andrix will
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HAMLER.

HAMLER, April 22nd, 1896
In he SO prirg, the young maus isncies
softly turns 10 thoughts Of love;
In tho spring. the maiden glancSs,
Meek as any turtle dove:
In the spring meaAdeung BrooD,
Wondered through the country town,
GeutlJ murmering Eddy took,
And made captive to her crown.
Miss Ola Hays went to McComb,
Friday, to remain a few months.
Tenea Rowland went to Deshler,
Thursday.
Wall paper at Ten Eyck's of all
shades and styles. White backs. 5to :
cents per role.
j. o. Merritt was at Holgate Thurs
day.
Mrs. A. G. Hays returned from
Touchdown, o., Friday, where she
had been visiting her mother and
daughter.
Frank Coe and wife Of Napoleon
were at Hamler, Saturday.
w. s. Barhite, G. f. Wickenhiser,
G.. F. Hays and Otto strove were at
Texas Sunday.
G.. f. Hays was at Malinta Thurs
day.
Miss Ona Williamson, of Johns
town, o., came Saturday; she takes
charge ofthe school in district num-
Der two this spring.
Please see the beautiful patterns
in paper at Ten Eyek's before buying
elsewhere.
The Ce-ah-qua medicine company,
who were at Hamler all last week,
were well patronized.
A social party was given at the
Henderson Hall, Monday evening, in
honor of Miss Viola Eddy, who has
been home on a short visit, and will
return to Ft. Wayne this morning.
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ssTrust Those who Have Tried.''

Catarrh caused hoarseness and
difficulty in speaking. l also to a
great extent lost hearing. By the
use of Ely's Cream Balm dropping of
mucus has ceased, veice and hearing
have greatly improyed.7J. w, Da-
wilson. Att'y-at-law, Monmouth, ILL.,
fused Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh
and have received great benefit. be-
lieve it a safe and certain cure. Very
pleasant to take.-Wm. Frazer,
Rochester, N. Y.
Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
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Great Reduction in Prices /!

After years of practical experience in the Carriage business
have learned that the old system of selling long time very
expensive cash buyers Both manufacturers and dealers agree
that necessary charge fancy prices order to sell long
time and many unreliable parties implies that
the cash buyer pays the loss besides the and
expense in trying to collect the We will maintain
former low prices for vehicles may sell time, but have de-
cided offer inducements those buying for cash.
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FLORIDA.
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FLORIDA, O., April 2srd, '95.

FLORIDA, OF, April 23rd, '95.
Every thing has been quite still in
and round Florida for the past two
or three weeks.
The weather is quite warm at pres
ent. Good weather for the farmers.
J. w. Long was in Toledo Saturday.
Mrs. Roberts, Of West Hope, visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. Joe. Stout, Sat
;urday and Sunday.
Mrs. John Roberts is visiting her
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move to FindIay in the near future,
we understand.
Abe Kinder and wife spent Satur-
day in Harrison township, with JAS.
Crockett. WHITE OAK jim.
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New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

WY
,,-ro>, rh. o,.n,nr prices at Liverpool were no.
s nm TO eSpectaons improvement OF Ice sSCes
points noted at the opening was % ,ms, and the
net closed barely steady and with a ne. ' 40 POINTS
points & on nd nn5 unfa%orabe nuence exe by the weak
ness abroad was largely counteraced py @ ~ week
ling several thousand bales than expec,eu or
beneficial effect On the Local long cotton
5 'hs market broke points. and at mon non c,,h
ahout points under yesterdays closing ,ha local
= seem 40 he watching South with gieat ue
~ interest and II considered that the Key !, r,aan
on for ,he abont bales tendered
and said that only 5000 70 ~" ',isr and decidedly
"er during the latter part Of the afternoon hsh t he
prices being about the lowest OF the Gay was I6 to il
nonts Total sales se7. 7oo bales The Mss
dan iower Liverpool cotton man VINO mas yust a.,
rived home from visit TO the oo o.ner,can cotton crop
as cabling his opinion the AmsrSun hsvy reaizns
during the latter part OF me aedn market was weak
49, heavy selling by longs and prices dropped %
A. points the highest Of he das eap after the
20 sp ose and at least 5000 bales were said 70 nav
been 9o3c for January hs h 10. bales CORE
sDondng day last week 5475 bales last yea ao 80
orleans l0369 bales against lSe TroT anu ~ 600 to
"a coo bales against II o34 bales last week.
and Il 6'l bales & wo and 81? bales savannah
73s bales against 7o96 and s97 bales Snnres'Ia on
27o bales ssans @ aS @ 4s aa' bses eso augusta
against 2O76 and 1949 bales Menpns ps hai. aeains;
and bales Interior %, resep si s for week ns ard
were 2O574 bales against 200 Sss bales as' M tbe week
OIL te9 NJ tas against l59 7ss and 2Go01l bales IN
terror stock 26o soc bales against S & en- were
80 4g7 bales compared with 269 s47 bales last Week ana
bales last year 40 M boles corresponding day
last week and 60 o22 bales last year o.,nr hid, tn,
opening. and close ioday, ana o'o''"s ~ "
nigf HI
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago oct Is CspecaD.-whest to-day after opening
steady closed weak at the put price December sold
GIaGii. and closed COS cents The decline
by prediction Of rain for most OF the winter wheat
states tomorrow NewYork added TO the weakness by
reporting Northwest free sellers in that market
by claiming that Manitoba Was increasing It's offer
ngs OF wheat bond for export. Cab.es steady
that made the opening here Seaboard clearancss
were small only lI5 900 bushels all ports The
Norhwestern cRflots liberal 227 bushels over
the sam. day last year The primary receipts 900
bushels I'm excess OF II realized in the
morning Saturday viii weak market II there IL "A
dsappontment the breaking of the rou,h there Will
probably be a rally
lake rate ~ cents. charters reported FOR
3Jo coo bushes The Inspection 3ss cars The .stl-
mate for Saturday. 3ia ears The prediction of Wet
weather helped the price sold from
2psQ3o and closed a, 30 cents. May from 2oyg29A
cl al 29s cables firm: seaboard
were 1871 WD bushels New arrived here which
graded No rather remarkable for early in the
Oats were steady dull. May sold between hoL and
eO and closed 20N cents The drop In the lake freight
heped 10 increase oat shipments Charters made
for eGO 900 bushels The inspection was 2T6 cars Nh.
estimate for SATURDAY 26i cars
Provisions exceedingly dull eeplng within tn.
narrowest OF limit The close practically at
Thursdays prices. Hog receipts large 5000: the
estimate for Saturday. 5000
curb puts December wheat closed at 10 cents:
calls at co., cents Puts May corn were 29i. cents
calls. a0h cents.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
lEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrossess, :ts,

stations foot Of COrtIandt and Desbrossess, stS
700 A VI. daily. except Sunday. for MAUCh ChUNS
S:i5 A. VI. daily fo- GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUY
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
the West and principal and local points: dinng,ca 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbule Sleeper 10 ,naso
II 10 A. NJ daily Oeaves at go 4 " sunday for
MAI'CTI CHUNK and intermediate points Conhecuohs
for Reading and Harrisburg ,,rp, .,a an
r. W. daily. except sunday f6r hLMIhA aha psS a.
intermediate stations connections for PottsFe anu ea~
ing char-car 10 Wilkesbarre. q, n
3::,O p VI (Suniavs only) for Wilkesoarre Il. * NJ
Junction and all intermediate stations VAR
a:1O u. NJ daily, Sunday, mr. L. ann IS. JOs..s
principal r,ermedilte stations IuHtn p1"es
paror-car wiikesbarre; connections for fo,'s.ue
BIB r. W. daily 'or EAsToN and intermediate s'a'
"9nS G.oO p. W. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all PORTS west Pullman Sleeper vestibulsf va
connections for Reading and Harrisbirg.-
6:sO p VI. daily except Sunday Tor Eastern ana 'ne'
mediate stations. ,-,r.,, crxry, po-urs.
TER Pr-FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and an Ds.a,.s
West Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and Bunao. Ihaif-
car 10 Wltesbarre. ., . ,,- %, GA
and ses Proaiway 81 East lith 81 ios East l2',n 81
Saa York: SEQ Fulton St Court St. os Broadway, an1
prooklyn Annex BROOKLYN. y. Y.
THO Eew York Transfer viii call for and check bags
.sr. from, hoei or residence through n destination
New-York tribune., 1895-10-19
san.n., 4scss, ,o ,rap.. 81 ass.1 so cocoanu,'. saf


wheat marks, was srsn nnr1or
early The opening showed disposition. ss.rSsv but later
the selling p pressure became quite active and prices de-
OF Cnsp spns RsSy xhsa easily and rnf this has
market for the las, week wheat bee brought forward
II NewYok ha. fair stock this season. ,n,i" ThsTs
wheat, and for the first this season Manitoba wheat
has freely within the las, two o. Says Man,on
wheat The trouble with the crop up there Is that like
all ALL nsw ssis Sr hanns ns ssa' are not
spring the Argentine crop was & sne @ ans
very great deal OF the offerings OF Manitoba wheat
% wna s% + NOT nd sa n Come
abroad with American wheat The interior receipts Were
efT? To M 'Gaa csr fnS nferor 20 recepis at
markets today we're a ss. bush asans
o7oss bush oss against ar sS sE FxbS, SSss
sis5i bush against 1906 is6 bush The market in the
a Without 4y % 1ae SM to s @
December without the expectation being
n a ne of sod shipment. this was successfully done
and the market touched that figure but failed 10 ina
at G%c net decline Cash wheat locally was dull but
sooc s bush Tt No red at &c over December
canal wheat December closed at s1c; 5000 % bush No
10000 bush Manitoba wheat United Knsdom No
RED Rnors were qeOsa Current p 20 Of block Of store red
wheat milling Late load No N9T,ser4 sold io4n a
market was very Arm to-day and worked upward slowly
with light business There not great deal or
pressure any time and the scarcity Of cash corn
brought little covering Of futures and induced some
outside buying locally Is bringing
higher prices than It for weeks. placing the
market in much healthier position than for some time
The interior receipts OF were to-day $4,000 bush
5000 With the weakness in wheat in the after
n slight recession. but the close was
firm at lsac advance Cash corn was very hrn sehg n
TO the extent of 5000 bush for export at 40n4orc
o anoat nearby. and 39ssc and private terms for
aeisd at c October closed sH
S7sse 0ATsnThe market for oats was S",e': & Tut n
provemen supply Of oats checking the
tendency The falling of in interior receipts
this week been 15s3oOO bush. which has been n
encouraging feature. The close was dull however
unchanged to &c decline. Cash oats were dull Sales
81 600 bush. including 1000 bush No at 2Slac
200 bush No white 24c: IS 600 bush track white 2a
3Oc: bush rejected mixed. 23c elevator; 1000 bush
white. 23c elevator: No white quoted at 2oc
No . 23%c elevator and 24%c delivered
BARLEY-The market is quiet and nomlnaly steady a.
43QJOc of colored choice. .RYE-The market
very dull transactions being limited carots and
quotations ranging 4243c for carots TO 46n4sc for
boatiOads BUCK WHEAT Market dull and weaker,
with sales for export rumored at the decline:
Prime State quoted at 43Q43isc. and japanese at
45M4sc. MALT-Marke noininaly steady at ssa'ssc'
We give for comparison he closing prices OF the
vous day and for the corresponding date last year;