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Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Notice to NONRESIDENT
Land Owners, ct. al.
To all lot and land owners, and mu-
nicipal and private corporations,
that will be affected by the ditch
improvement herein designated.
AUDITORS OFFICE, HENRY COUNTY,
NAPOLEON o., June II, 1896.
In the Matter of Joint County Ditch I'M
provement No...., Petitioned for by
John A. Westrick ct. al.
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT LAND OWNERS ET, Al
AUDITORS OFFICE, HENRY COUNTY, /
NAPOLEON, o., June II, 1896. !
NOTICE TO 0A-REsIDENT LAND OWNERS ET, Al
To 8. F. and s. P; Shelly, L. A. Culver, B. &

To & F; ,a snd s; 5 E Shelly L. A Culver B. s
voU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
I notified, that on the sth day of June,
A. D., 1896, John A. Westrick and others filed
a petition with the Auditor Of said county,
the substance Of which said petition is
that there exists necessity, for the deepen
ing and widening of a ditch, and said petit
TONERS pray for the making of such i'm
provement on the following route and ter
mini to-wit:
Commencing about 80 rods east and about
40 rods north Of the southwest corner of
Section g. Township 8, North Range east,
Henry County, Ohio, THENCE running north
following the channel OF County Ditch No.
intersection of county ditch No. .6S4, on the
Medary road, thence following the channel
Of said ditch. No. ,6s4 along the road to the
North line of said Section, 8. thence east to to
B. & o. and G. Railroad thence easterly
along the south side of the railroad to the
creek known, as County Ditch No. 4s7. and
there to terminate.
That said petition is now pending and that
said proceedings have been duly and legally
had, that the Board of ofCommissioners have
been presented with q copy OF said petition
as required by, law thereby notifying them I
| of the filing of the same and that as such
Auditor Of said county, the undersigned
has fixed the
snd day of July, A. D., 1895, at 10
o'clock a. m,
at the starting point of said proposed i'm
provement in Section g.. Marion township,
| Henry County, Ohio. when and where the
Commissioners of said county will meet for
the hearing of said petition. and for the pur-
pose Of hearing any and all PROOF odered dith Dy
provement, whether the said ditch will be
conducive to the public health convenience ele
and welfare and whether the route ,descrtb-
| ed is the best route. and any and all objec-
tions to said proposed ditch improvement.
Any application for compensation or DAM
age or for any change of route must be filed
in writing with the Commissioners on or be-
fore the said day set for hearing.
No further notice fany proceedings in this
matter will be given.
j. H. resi-.
Auditor Of Henry County Ohio.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Democratic Congressional Con-
VentiOn.

At meeting of the Democratic Congress
ional Committee held at Defiance, Ohio, May
14th 1896, to make arrangements for congress
sional convention, it was ordered that the
date for said convention be fixed for
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Monday, June Goth, 1896.

That the place of meeting be at Napoleon.
The convention will meet for temporary Or
ganization at 10 a. m.
At said convention one candidate for CON
gress, one elector, two delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic convention and two alter
mates to the same will be chosen. The ratio of
apportionment and representation was fixed
at one delegate for every fifty votes or any
portion of twenty-five or more votes cast for
Hon. James E. Campbell for governor, at the
November election in 1885, Under such ap-
pOrtionment each county will be entitled to
the following delegates:
Defiance, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so votes
Henry. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Paulding. Observation-Disclosures 46
VanWert -. Observation-Disclosures. 6S
WllllamS. ~
G. E. BRATTAIN, N. DONNELLY.
Secretary Chairman.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Probate Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Sophia Warncke, as Executrix of Her.
man Warncke, has filed final account of
her administration, which will be for hearing
and settlement July 18th, 1896.
]. Y. CUFF. Probate Judge.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Notice of Attachment.
Lemuel G. Fellers. Plaintiff,
against

A. f. Swinehart, Defendant.
Before Harry G. Hague, Justice of the Peace
of Napoleon township. Henry county, Ohio.
ON THE 30th DAY OF MAY. 1896, SAIL
the above action for s262S9 with interest from
March 18th, 1896.
LEMUEL G. FELLERS.
Martin Knupp, attorney. june11-3t
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Notice of Appointment.
Estate of Elma B. Crosser, deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
/ pointed and qualified as Administrator
ry county. Ohio.
Dated this 7th day of June. A. D., 1896.
GEORGE A. CROSSER
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-06-18
Democratic County Con-
YentiOn.
Saturday, Sept. Goth, 1896,

The Democrats of Henry County will meet
in County Convention at the Court House in
Napoleon. Ohio. on
Saturday, Sept. Goth, 1896,
at 10 O'Clock q. m, for the purpose of placing
in nomination county ticket. The ratio Of
representation has been fixed at one dele
gate for every 10 votes cast for James E
Campbell for Governor last fall. and one dele
gate for every fraction over five votes. This
ratio entities the several townships and pre-
cincts to the following number of delegates:
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Probate Notice.
Probate Notices

IN D. Meekison as administrator of the
estate of John Retiring, has filed first ac-
count of his administration. which will be
for hearing and settlement July 18th, 1896.
J. V, CUFF Probate Judge.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
personal. MENTION.

w T. Fields. a prominent planter OF
Fort Bend county. Is in the city.
Captain jack Crotty ri Anstin was in
the city YESTERDAYS en route TO Galveston.
j, u. Hardy ~ New York is IN the city.
making his accustomed tunr OF the state
'harlos Brown. Il well known lumber-
nan OF Lake Charles. was IN the city
Yesterday
Mrs. C. e belong has returned from
san -swDnio and 70 NasitiuS Mrs. Burwell
IN The Fair Ground aidiu1n.
Misses nina ana MaRg Mcfarland OF
NAvasota Hrr Visitn ineir aunt, Mrs. g.
IS Summers. at 49, Freeman street.
Guy II Mallam OF beaumont, president
~ lie T"xas aud LOUIS ana Lumber Man
ufhr' urcfa' associations. spent the day in
the eii..
y. II. Lassster OF Fort worh paase'
through ,nr ely Yesterday en- route TO
Ia l'ori lie visiting the various
summon refor'r or the coast. seeking IL
simmer home.
Mss Lena u rlialugh Of Florida spcn,
'lnur-dstY n the citN. b. ing "n route IRON
liunlsvils- 10 her nom. u, Sanibei Leu
county ifla. Miss E'dzhugh was a stu
she graduated recently,
The following gentlemen. delegates IRON
i,ck bowl MS uainr, left last hight Tor
kltnmpnd. VA. 10 attend the Confedeltt,
fruiron. John a. Stewart. w II. crank,
j ohm ". lieli. H. Il Johnson. q. y. IRA
nara. j. l., Mitchell and g. q. Bcayens.
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and hIs wife. Affirming the sentences OF
the lower courts by which re gets iwen.
;y-fve years confinement IN one case aas
ten IN she other. vas received ycsseraaN
and the case was stricken from the
docket.
Penstcntiary Agent Carmichael Will take
Briscc- 10 the rcni,en.ihrS today
In the same case .h= district attorney
entered a rcilc pros as 10 Martha. &c
Costa. she having e.ver testimony Araint;
Rriscoe. with whom she was Jointly IN
d c,ei for the crime.
Tom Andrews. convicted Of burglary
and given two years tr the i~ni,eatss-.'
VIII form another OF Agent Carmichael :
gang. rs sentence ives passed n his case
by Judge Gavin.
Aihsrs Thompson was sentenced 10 .ou-
years for burglary and vii he No. fcT
the r-Hitentiar.. In another case nssifssi
Thompson for the same otstrSc the juIS
disagreed and a niis.riai WAS entered.
William Jackson. recently convicted Of
burglary ana given two wears in the rcnt.
tenisary. was also - FACED, Ne s.d nor
have ~ this iif.ie. hrj may when nc
gets 10 Hunts vile.
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ALNEAnY AKRANGEp.

Colonel O 7 Holt Secured Quarters for
he Texas l,cio CATION.
The delegates elected to go to Chicago
to represent the Texas democracy at tho
Nauonai convention at Chicago have ap-
pointed a committee to arrange Tor quar-
trrs. but t seems that they arc rather
l"u Colonel %. T. Holt, nsemhrr OF tle
Ntto nnl executive committee for Texas,
has PREPARED for this. A. soon AS j; Mas
rerid,l ~hor" the convention would 10,
h"lr i'r ielcslapha'l tine Palmer house for
apartments i0f thirty d leGsr.ss twenty
sir.ri re' yates amt four At fargo, .
ard also arranged fcr hrtut,L. ion ID
lai'} pf thirty Colonel Hot has also
forwarded the secretary of the National
commute" li4i of the TcN.ls dclegaloS
WIN thc l.llhrnas OF each.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27

bc,s' department drew for the gold med
ais The fortunate winners were;
Miss sarah BELL. gold metal FOR nttehu-
anct aud iai ortment.
Mss Cecilia Clay. god medal for excel
Miss Theresa Flanagan. gold medal for
mise. At,
Miss May tushman pronounced the adj
dress Of welcome and Miss Lee Eta
TiCsnor the closing address. These two
addresses were excellent, in style and de-
livery.
lntarnate Woid deserve the hiGncs' praise
for these splendid results Of th'ar 'int,ring
zeal aud experience In forming youth 10
science and Nir.uc
Rev Father Alaury will return from
France about the is of October DURING
his phserce Rev. Father Cunlan s. d.,
has charge OF the parish.
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AROUND THE COURT HOUSE.
Nine Jurors Secured 10 the hussey
vs.. Helm Case.
ARCHIE HALL ACQUITTED OF ASSAULT
10 Murder =. c. Darby and the other
Case Noiied--A Small Sensation.
Sentenced to Peuiteutiayy.

Tho case OF ]. j. Hussey VS.. Charles
Helm, known as the election case. wss
called in the civil district court .es,cT-
day morning When court adjourned AZ
$40 nine Jurors had been secured ana
the frs. thing TO be done .Ms morning
IS 20 select tho other three. Sky v-liife-
men we're summoned from whom 10 So
iect.
The prclsninarics to .he trial were son
cluded this morning when Judge IRA
smear oyerruled the dernurrers of the
respondent 10 the amended pleading Oh
the reiator and suD>tpucn, "A notion
made BY counsel Tor the respondent,
Helm. for continuance.
The grounds set up IN the molten io'
"A csss!uuance were tAA. the rev t.ati,
brcuri1t into this case ~ ,ne a'neno' q
plead.ngs OF rhc relaior were OF sat1 =
character as to preclude the rtspHnar+-
irqn fairly meeting them owing ~ me
want os Sufficient time. ani ~. r."
picadinss were In the nature Of sns-
iae motion was simply signed by The
counsel aad not sworn 10 BY The respon1-
.nt
The ,1dge said he wousd ovsrrale the
motion IN ess II WAS verified by aTilANi.,
20 in.s requirement tounss. refused 70
conform waereupcn .he order o..trptng
tn noiion was entered wniel .hF9w the
case % rial upon is merits
se'e ire a jury, nine m-H lscil So Rf+d.
Th.s So are;
Z Leraav. 80 l'rlzos etr.e'
~ r. Gti~u -Hi hAsk as1ruf
B. \ aheis. -.Hi Dallas aNfnEr
J. i-r liu-a 80 i..irsnra s.rec..
: * itsE+ iHll Na9hqia aNrNie
y q 1871 mann. ii'i Jackson s,r,.-
i'.t .f.lNi i-lftE.t As''i'I'-
lran Ateiv-nii. 80 Easrisat'ri r1al
'gne tase Is siirAei.ns sr..t i~4i
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CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT.

@hiEt r. -. lawn.
Water Rarney. breaking isnc.: con-
tinuee until mex; term by agreement.
Archie Hall, sssaul, 10 nsraef; not;
guilty.
Archie Hail. assault; to murder mol pros
because Of the iasDitsc.ency ~ ,se svi-
dense TO warrant 4 corsIcIloa.
Paul Hood assault 10 fna1de. net
guilty.
4 !. Horton. carrying a airk; no.,
guilty.
William Icon. burglary ana mise
ri"anur heft. cont uU.u hT Tire STATE
John Ryan, burglary cyo cases9- gems
,Na.t hy tAe STATE.
Nils IaYior. burglary ar1 mis- demo a.l--
,hefi. contiaaci rs the S.atc.
james Walker. Ni'rc.afy tivu cases COZ
i!uu--1 b. the STATE.
Nilie Stcveas- burglary sG-x OK
!. r. Cne", ~, .c..ErS3as rsio., pea
OF guilty AMI nasd -
10 Cases afe sci 5ar To-Day.
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Tho commissioners held no secession as
a hoard of apIraisonent hut instead wen,
out on the Houston and Crosby ronh 10
Green's hayou 10 inspect Il bridge. \
wooden briisc was erected ~ that point
oyor dozen Years ago, bur u has lately
become dlap.daitd. 1hr commissioner
insp.cicl ID TO ascertain ~sirinst a new
one was needed ana II WAS deeMri ina,
Il wac While no formal actiun Ma
taisgu. Il was the unanimous onninn THAI
q .sngl. sun iron bri1p' Svas IN mast
,cnuon, al and The b"ri mat could be
p.aeaI there and bids w1li very likely In
invited In n short Time
Work an ihe Houston anu Crosby road
tx progressing rapidly under the sup.ri-
glon Of Commissioner Howard Duuks o.
M. inci No. 9. The right Of way Is hcnS
cleared. road graded. culveft' nnd bridges
built as fast IA the men can do IN" work
70 do II thoroughly. The foreman OF tho
gang" Is u. A. Mckinney. VINO knnws
how to WORK with vim and push. lie
has record as u railroad brids. builder
OF which hn II proud and mas now rec
ord f6r making a good graded road and
tridwf VIII ch win stay AS long as tho
material lasts.
When completed this road VIII extend
from Houston to the Liberty county line.
q distance o: thirty miies.
OFF FOR THE PEN.
The mandate IN the case OF Abe Br.scoc.
convicted OF the murder Of old man Payne
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A COLLISION,
Southern Pacific Train and Wagon
Como Tore, her.

Come Together.
There was a collision between the out
going passenger train on the southern
Pacific and a wagon last night about sai
o'clock AT the Liberty avenue crossing
Of tina, road in the Fifth ward VIII oh
demolished the vohic!e and Injured the
driver.
Tom Brown. young man about Il
wears of age living on harrington stree.
IN the Fifth ward. WAS the driver. lie
Hid not hear tho train coming ami hid
almost crossed the track when tn, loco
rctive caugh; the roar of his veh clio ami
cut II of. MIR. Brown was thrown &c
1hc ground aud injured about the head
and bruised. hut not ccrinusly Ne was
ron DYED 10 his home or liarr.rs.on
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FOR Ll-LY FOURTH.

The Houston city Street railway is pre-
pairing IL handle u large traffic July 4.
In addition to the various celebrations
customary the coorcd people VIII assem-
be a; Houston Heights for celebration
Of the Nations day Of indei endcnca and a
large number is expect ed. With the i'm
proved rondbed end new rolling stock
fast time ana short internission be-
tween corS can he ARRANGED.
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a WORLD wREcKER.
A French Funny Man Writes Take-(
on Edison.

A French Funny Man Writes a Take-Oh
on Edison.
The astonisheI progress of electrical
science is neatly satiized by Partisan
paper which magino.s Mr.. Edison in his
laboratory hearing the news OF Il lec!1ra-
lion of war be'wecn Great Britain and
the United States, says the th'lilclphia
Ledger. y young man. his assistant,
PUSHES IN. pale and out of breath. and
eNclaims to the grea. electrician:
oh, master, war is declared 1t Is
tcrrble"'
"Ahr' says the master. War deci,rcd,
Oh? And whore /, the Brllsh army a,
this momeni?'
"Embarking. sir
"t.mharking whcrc?'
AT Liverpool"
"Nt Livcrpool-yes Now. my friend
would You please join the ends OF those
Two %r si.,h hanging there As ,n ae yn n
Good And be kind enough 10 press that
button.'
The assistant. wondering and half
amused. presses the button.
VERY we'll" says the inventor. Now
do YOU know what is taking place at
Livcrpool?'
'.1he British army ; cnbarking. sir"
| Tile inventor pulls out his wafch ana
einnces at abe time.
There Is no BRITISH army" he says
coolly.
WHAT" screams tie assistant.
When You pressed that button you
| destroyed it,
"Oh. this Is frIehtful,"
1t is no, frightful at all II Is scienc-.
| Now. every t.me that n British expedition
| embarks at any pori please come and
tel, mo nj once. Ten seconds aft.rward
! il Will SIMPLY be ont Of existence; that's
all"
There doesn't seem 10 he any reason
| why America should Ice AFRAID Of nei
| enemies after this. sir
II am inclined 10 believe YOU" gays
the master smiling -iiirttlv. "But in or
der % avert future trouble l think u
would he best to destroy EnglJnl ako-
geiher."
no to destroy England. fir"
KINDLY touch button No. T. there"
The assistant touches IT, The inventor
counts ten.
-. eishI. nine, ten-li's all over
There Is no more England.
NOV We can 20 luio:ly on with oui
shodld o"nr he ~ war with any Other
Nation, You have only to noiify me-
have an electric baton connected VIII
every foreign country. &h,ch VIII de
stroy II when pressed. In zen minutes
could destroy every country in 'he world
the United states Included. BE careful
now. .hnt YOU don't touch any Of Ties,
ihittons arcidnn,aly-you might do a
lot Of damage"
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THOUGHT EVERYBODY KNEW.

We are surprised occasionally by some
one asking II We can DO hand work We
wish therefore 10 Impress on the public
that We ran wash anything from a strln.
tie 10 rcus tent and d, II m in amy
s'yir wanted. hand work ,r machine. Wc
nave large department arN )tni solely
to turning on, hand work and employ
only the hest Of help. We can Civ. bet
ter work from any of our Il I,irtm.nts
than any other laundry In town
~ Packards Troy Laundry.
9l2 Prairie avenue: phone $50
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cry nnnVITiEs.

I've llpusran c.cnIing honse rcperta the
bank moNerncn, at Houston Ir Jnae 70 as
siai..a..
Nj ciau.a Murcha n aud Miss Louise
caldeu VIZ mauf.ed On Ihwsday night
by Ip'5e =. II. Hrdshtar
4 Nos,imen Clrcie WI lao organized At
y. M, Today, NJ the knights Of i'stnias
nan, - thc H.iih Narl.
The Epw mn i.cnglhe Of McAshan Meth
cdist church held !in regular monthly
literary meeting last night
The annual meeting "f the Houston
Saengss bunl VIII occur ON sunday New
officers and dlr,'ears sill be elected.
Agent Frank Carmichael came N yes
tcrday mGrnng with twelve consicts from
different parts Of the state. He took
them TO ilnnisv lie last u ght
Houston c-nncl NJ. 80, United c1n.
IN rcial IraN'S.fs. VIII hulo a me ting To-
rlghi -; $ O'Clock ut the rooms OF Pos,
&, Il. L. A.. AZ the capnsl ho,fl.
Herbs i.Ight. Guard LAND, nnlcr the
chap"onasc Of Charley Lewis. returned
Sesieruuy from iienipst7nd. whore thoy
furnished music at the celebration of IN,
opening Snf the hpdsr connecting Walter
ard Austin counties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-27
sr. JosEpri,s AcAprMy.

The ANIMAL 90 mn cfment ,yercscs OF
this excellent cducaf11nul cstlbllShmo n:
io-k place On last Wednesday from -
y. m. About 100 persons were present.
Rev. Fathers liennessy, kcany and Qu.n-
Ian occupied seats near the auge. The
programme WAS varied and mos liter
csting. We were especially pleased with
the snltn.Gd rendering or tho bslu'iiui
and touciing drama, Through parknesj
10 ight." by tie yi.ung lady pipils. rhe
clst II The PRINCIPAL Characters was as
i9i,cws:
iauy lr.xley ............M.ss Agnes Wcad
Observation-Disclosures. Miss May kiesncr
Constance, Lady TriAley's dausnter...
Observation-Disclosures Miss Kate Cronan
Iicr;rus, )..............M Miss Lula Jordan
isabel s,gstcrs..... Miss Cecilia Clay
rorotny ).............. Miss May Miller
Jcra,da, lace vcnder. GYPSY in disslisl
.................Mi Miss Ice Ifta Riesncr
Frances. maid 10 Lady rrixley... w.,
,..,.....,.....,....., Miss May Cvshmai,
lJyt,te hou. aid.......,M Mics L.zxe Ray
rifle dr. n ard other exercises.
Amongst IN, numerous premiums awarl
cd wsre tlrse handsome SID medals, and
Inc young lsalos' scsdsny and of the