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morning and ran away capsizing the
buggy and breaking the harness, but he
was captured before any serious damage
was one.
The Washington public schools which
have been closed for the past month on
account of the epidemic OF scarlet fever
have been reopencd as no new cases have
made their appearance In the village for
some time.
The Pawtuxet Valley Social CLUB will
hold its annual ball In Temperance Hall,
New Years evs.
The annual election Of officers of Cap
tain G. ID. Bowen Camp, sons OF Veterans,
which has been twice postponed On
account of the inclement weather and
consequent small attendance will take
place in Armory Hall, at Apponaug, this
ey. ming.
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Tariff Hearings.

Washington, Dec. SO.-Yesterday's
meeting OF the ways and means COM
mittee was devoted TO the consideration
OF silk and cotton schedules. a. ID. SAN
ford OF Fall River, Mass, representing
the Cotton Yarn Spinners' association.
presented a long written statement. and
was questioned. lie complained OF ad
valorem duties, which permit under
valuation in invoices. Simeon Il. Chase,
also OF Fall River. appeared on behalf
OF cotton cloth makers. lie said those
be represented did not ask for an in
crease in duty. but the maker Of finer
grades OF cloth are not sufficiently pro-
tected. n. G. Hovey OF New York APP
peared for the Textile Manufacturers'
association. and argued for return TO
specific duties. lie asserted that hon
est manufacturers are at the mercy of
dishonest importers. The sugar sched-
uls will be taken up today.
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members OF the Pocassett Fire Company No.
2, or the COMPANY that has its quarters OF
Dyer avenue, Cranston. The roof of the
shnnty in which the reel is kept is like sieve.
Some of the members advocate taking the
reel to Knightsville when the new building on
their sister company will have been finished
ard storing IL there: about half of the com
pany object. This plan would necessitate a
run Of nearly mile to secure the apparatus
in case of fire and n return run to reach the
fire. The members of the company say that
the town should give them lift as they have
done IN the case of the other fire companies
in the town. The dissension may result in a
TO al dissolution of the once promising fire
company.
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HER STORY.
Princess De Chimay Tells
Why She ElOped.
She Says That Her Husband
Was Very Neglectful.
Declares She Spent Fortune Re-
pairing Family Chateau.

Buda- -Pesth. Dec. 3o.-The presence
here OF Princess de Caraman- -Chimay,
formerly Miss Clara Ward, an heiress
of Detroit. who eloped from Paris last
summer with Hungarian GYPSY
musician named Janesi Rigo. with whom
she became infatuated while witnessing
his performance I'm a Partisan cafe. has
caused a sensation In certain circles.
The princess received members or the
press. 70 whom she spoke In the treest
manner. She declared il was incorrect
to suggest that her husband. Belgian
nobleman of French extraction, had be-
haved In an ungentlemanly manner
toward her. On the contrary, she in
sisted, the prince had always conducted
himself as a gentleman. But he was or
q cold, reserved nature, and was al
ways more at his club or on the turf
than with his family. The couple have
two children living.
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CRANSTON.
Town Clerk Giving Facilities for Regis
iration-A Fire Company's Troubles.

Yesterday town clerk Waterman remained
In his office until 0 o'clock p. m, 10 give the
voters a better opportunity to register. There
were few who awaited themselves OF the
chance. Mr. Waterman will remain toda yand
tomorrow as he did yesterday.
John Ouimetto of Cranston is seriously i'll
Mass was celebrated at a. M, in st. AIMS
Catholic Church today. There will he SER
vice this afternoon at 80 and at 30 this
evening
There is much dissatisfaction among the
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Scaley eruptinos on the head, chapped-
hands and lips, cuts, bruises, scalds,
burns are quickly curec by DeWitps
Witch Hazel salve. 1t is at present the
article most used for plies, ana II always
cures them.
Joseph d. Johnson's Pharmacy, S93
Westminster street; Metzger's Pharmscy,
2SO North Main street; Alffed's Phar-
macy. s1l EDDY street
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MARGARET DELAND,

author of "Iohn Ward Preacher" Sidney" and other
novels which have gained universal attention and discussion
The story which shall print is based on the wisdom
unwsdom of confesng fault which has long since been
atoned for under which demand such
confession 1t keen study Of character by who
has gained preemnence in the portrayal of the workings Of
the human soul.
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BLANCHE WILLIS HOWARD.
WALcoTT LecLEAR BEARD,

author OF Specs The Martyrdom OF John the Baptist
Bsnaas Madeleine and other remarkable short stories
which have recently appeared in the leading magazines
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Joseph A. AltsheleI
AND
Will N. Harden

will follow, Mr.. Altsheler in
"AT THE CANNON'S
MOUTH" has portrayed a
touching occurrence in one of
the battles of the Peninsular
campaigns. Mr.. Harden in
IA WAR TIME INCI-
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DENT has drawn of his characteristic pictures OF the
life of the period among the poor whites of the far South
THE MAN WHO LOOKED LIKE THE
KING" by
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Old and New Romance.
The first story list is from the pen of the brilliant
author of "The Impregnable City,
MAX Penn MBERTON.

in old Paris, IN the time OF
Louis XIV, known as "Coq lie
Roi," and the assistance rem
dered him by a court beauty,
Corinne de Montesson, in his
escapades.
1t will be succeeded by a
powerful study Of one of the
questions of the day, entitled
"WHERE IGNORANCE
IS Bliss" by
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ed and a good time was had by all
present.
NEW BAVARIA.
NKw BAVARIA, Nov. 18th.

NRw BAVARIA, Nov. 18th.
Born to F. Okuly and wife, boy.
Last Tuesday the wedding bells
were ringing again. Joseph Wagner
and Miss Gertrude Winnow, Of the
Sacred Heart congregation had their
contract sealed and resolved to share
together the long and short comings
that usually accompany the life of
man and wife.
Another young man of this place
was attacked with the matrimonial
fever. 1t happened to strike Andrew
Mangus this time. His wife was Miss
Frances Clemens, of Defiance.
Last week and this week so far
have been busy times for quail hunt
ers. Six men from Cleveland were
amusing themselves greatly, playing
havoc with the bobwhites.
Frank Swary will moYe to Paulding
Co. soon where he has purchased a
| farm.
Mr.. Lampert has purchased an old
log house of Henry Mangus and is
busy moving it to Paulding Co. From
this Il person will naturally conclude
that timber is becoming scarce arti-
Gle there.
Mrs. ]. Leik and Mrs. ]. Weisbeck-
er were travelling over the country
this week collecting and soliciting for
a fair, which is to be held soon for
the benefit of the Catholic church at
Holgate.
The Republicans in our neighbor-
ing village, Pleasant Bend, had quite
a blow out last Tuesday evening.
The largest OK that could be obtained
became the. victim of the ferocious
Republican appetite. There was a
tumultuous scene, and such Growing
which is only common to towns and
villages of its ilk. But an old saying
is: such loud growing does not last
long" 1t seems PLAUSIBLE from pres
ent indications to conclude that theil
growing and jubileeing may be turn
ed into moans and lamentations after
Mckinley rides the white horse. X.
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fieiating. The remains were inter
mented at Liberty Center.
Miss Belle TIppin, who has been
suffering from blood poison in her
arm, the result of cutting her thumb
several weeks ago, is getting better.
Henry Winover and wife of Neapo-
lis, attended the funeral OF their
grandchild on Friday.
Joe Anthony and some friends, of
Toledo, spent last week with his
brother-in-law, Blair Snowman and
wife.
Gierd and John Winoyer, OF Neap-
oils. and sisters Kate and Rose spent
last Friday in town.
]. Ohler and wife, of Liberty Gen.
ter, were in town last Friday.
Mr.. Murphy and wife, of Detroit,
are here to attend the funeral OF their
grand nephew to-day.
Paul, oldest son of oseph and Liz
zie Westhoven, died at the home of
his parents Friday morning Nov. 90
1896. He had been sick several weeks
with infiammatory rheumatism,
which affected his heart and caused
his death. Paul was aged about
years and was bright little fellow
whose death leaves a terrible vacancy
| in the home. BUCKEYE.
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RIDGEVILLE CORNERS.
RIDGEvILLE CoRs., Dec. 1st

RIDGEvILLE CoRs., Dec. 1st.
The new store building of F. A.
Rowe is being pushed rapidly toward
the completion. The galvanized
front is now in place and is very fine.
Miss Annie Leatherman, of Harri-
son township, has been visiting in
this vicinity during the past week.
Mrs. Annie Gardner, of Pleasant
Bend, has been the guest of her par
ents, Henry Bolley and wife. for some
time.
The Epworth League social last
week at the residence of w. 7. Chap
man was very entertaining. A good
ly number were in attendance not
withstanding the unpleasant wealth
er.
Messrs Redman and Sechrist will
open up stock of groceries, etc., in
the near future in the old building oc-
cupied by Mr.. F. A. Rowe.
A new meat market will soon adorn
the vacant space on the Redman
property.
Jno. Keller has purchased portion
of the south end of w. T. Chapman's
farm.
The personal estate of L. w. Rog-
er's, deceased, was duly appraised
yesterday by J. w. Harper, VIM.
Abbs and. S. w. Rollin.
VERITAS.
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DESHLER.
DEsHLER, Dec. 1st.

DEsHLER, Dec. 1st.
Guy Smith of Toledo was guest
in town Monday.
Will Watson visited with his moth
er at Fostoria Tuesday.
Nm. Neal spent Sunday with his
parents at Arcadia.
Miss Ollie Teegardin was guest Of
| friends here Thursday.
Blanch Kerns of Leipsic spent
Thanksgiving with her parents.
Miss Rose Drummond of Hamlel
was at home over Thanksgiving and
Sunday. l..
Mrs. NJ. E. Dirk of North Balti
more, ate Thanksgiving dinner will,
"Sig" Witham and wife.
Supt. Armstrong of Hamler spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Mrs. Reel and son of Hamler were
guests in town Thursday.
Miss Nell Fox spent Thanksgiving
at Weston.
DIR. Lathrop and family spent
Thanksgiving at Weston.
Mrs. F. W. Downham and child
were guests of country friends over
Thanksgiving.
H. ]. Gardner of Perrysburg was
on our streets SATURDAY.,
: Miss Nellie Barton spent Sunday in
town.
Don't fail to attend the social al
the parsonage Friday evening.
Mr.. Harper of Chicago was in oul
town Saturday the guest of hi
daughter, Mrs. F. A. Meeker.
Kate Harper of McComb was il
town over Sunday.
H. V. Kunkle and H. M. Comes
took in the excursion to Chicago last
Saturday.
George McCory and party returned
home last Monday after successful
hunting expedition.
Mr.. Shaw of Columbus Grove wa
in town Tuesday.
Miss Henry spent Thanksgiving
and Sunday at her home in Findlay
Mable Elder returned to colleg,
at Tiff1n Monday evening.
Miss Violet Bonham spent Sunda.
at her home in Findlay.
Mrs. B. O. Butts is visiting he
mother this week.
Will Watson is hunting game a
Bairdstown.
Mrs. G. S. Trexler of Tiffin is visit
ing friends in town.
Henry Yound of Union Depot re
turned to work yesterday after a la.
off of two weeks on account of illness
SUITE NEssE.
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MCCLURE.
MCCLURE, Nov. .30tf

MCCLURE, Nov. 30th.
Thanksgiving was observed in the
usual way here, with plenty of turkey
and cranberries.
Lottie Peterson, of Bays, spent
Thanksgiving with her mother and
sister at this place.
The masquerade ball here Thanks
giving eveningIwas a complete sue
cess. The hall was packed and a
splendid time was had by all. There
will be another one Christmas eve.
All are invited.
Chas. Cunningham and family re-
moved from this place to Malinta
Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Morehead and children
left Tuesday morningIfor Columbus,
where Mr.. Morehead has secured apo
sition. They will make that place
their future home.
Miss Lottie Collemback, of Wood
county, sp"nU Thanksgiving with
friends in Mcclure.
Minnie Bressler, of Grand Rapids,
attended the ball here Tuesday even
ing. DAISY.
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OF PUBLIC RECORD.
MATTERS OF INTEREST ON RECORD
INTHE COURT HOUSE.
Real Estate Transfers, Marriage
Licenses, Probate Court
News, Ditch Hear
ings, etc., etc.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
FLATRoCK.
Jas. E. Scofield to Daniel E. Bru.
baker, % acres in section 6, 1872.
Annie James to Andrew Sidle, 1t
acres in section SO, $65.
PLEASANT.
Wilhelmina Geiger to Chas. T,
Groll, 40 acres in section II, $31S7. So
MARION.
Chas. F. Patterson to Finley E
Logan, 40 acres in section 33, $1700.
MONROE.
r. X. Scott, admr. to Chas. March
SO acres in section 10, $1702.
Angela Hits to Philip Hits, q
acres in section II, $1,000.
DAMASCUS.
Almira Reid to Knott Reed, 6s
acres in section s, 81.
j. II. Pender, sheriff, to Geo. anG
s. s. Laskey, 40 acres in section "a
$3.50.
Almira Reed to Mary Jennings, q
acres in section 4. 81.
DESHLER.
E. J. O'Hearn to A. W. Lee, par,
lot 95, original plat. $1150.
r. e. Decker and j. H. Pender
sheriff, to Jas. P. Raglan, part lots 6
II. 1903, 104, 105, 106, 1S and 8 and lots
293, 46, 80, III, 11S. 100, 1873, 129, 26
80, 45 and 10 in Stearn's addition
$330.51.
. B. F. Allen to John w. Bixler
lots 8 and Giaque's outlots, $500.
j. w. Bixler to Matilda Coppock
3 and Giaque's outlots, $500.
HoLGATE.
J. H. Pender, sheriff, to J. J. Nc
Nall and P. s. McCune, lot 422 origi
nal plat, $317.
Chas. Cooper to Ebert Cooper, lor
62 Kaufman's addition, 5000.
NAPOLEON CORPORATION.
J. w. Tietjens and VIM. N. Zierolf
lots 25 and 26, Sheffield's addition
$2150.
Jacob Poorman to Fred. D. Prin
tis, lots 100, 191 and 1872 Stouts addi
ton, $500.
RIDGEVILLE CORNERS.
John Scoffield to F. A. Rowe, par
lot s Schofeld's addition, $3.50.
MCCLURE.
j. w. Sharp to H. L. Sharpe, 10,
80 McClure's addition, $500.
Lucy V. Hanna to Emma J. Guyer
lots 80 and 40, McClure's addition
$3.50.
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Delayed correspondence
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA, O., Nov. "a

FLORIDA, O., Nov. Gath.
Miss Bird Hall, who has been stay
ing in Toledo for some time is visit
ing with her parents here.
A. B. Rettig and son Ed started for
Alabama last week, where they ex-
pect to remain two or three months.
Edward McGlone is visiting with
relatives at Whitehouse and Toledo.
Miss Nettie Kerstetter, from Hol-
gate, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
w. E. Brubaker. She will remain
during the winter.
Mrs. Laura Burns, of Liberty Cen
ter, returned home last Wednesday
after two weeks visit with her par
ent, Henry Hurd and wife.
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One Way Settlers Tickets on
Sale by the G. Iii. v. & t.,
Railroad COMPANY,

On the first and third Tuesday of each
month up to and including May 18th, 1897.
G. H. V. 4 7. Ticket agents win sell settlers
tickets to points in the state of Kentucky,
Green. etc, to all points in Virginia on the
Norfolk and Western Iy. east of Radford.
Also to all points in Alabama, Georgia,
Florida. North and South Carolina, Missis-
sippi. Louisiana and Tennessee, Except
points within fifty miles Of Memphis. These
tickets willsbe sold at'greatly reduced rates,
agents Of the Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo, Railway will be glad to give you all
to A. J. Richter. Dist. Pass. Agent, Toledo,
Ohio; E. R. Davidson, Nor Pass Agent, De-
troit, Mich, or W. II. Fisher. G.. P. 4 A..
Columbus. Ohio, nov1s-2m
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A Bright Business Man

Has always his wits about him and knows
how to do the right thing the right way, The
which is an item Of expense not appreciated
The business man and commercial traveller
will always do the right thing the right way
in purchasing Buckeye interchangeable
Valley and Toledo Railway Co.'S issue. They
are now being honored for passage over the
Big Four Railway, The Monon Route, The
G. H; & D. r. r., and the Baltimore and Ohio
portation lines. You will not waste money
or time in investigating in such mileage
ticket as they are always ready and Just
what travelling man needs; Write the fol
Agent, Toledo, Ohio; l.. W. Buckmaster,
City Pass. Agent. Columbus, Ohio, or any
agent of the G. H. V. & I. ky.. for tickets and
full particulars. w. W. FISHER,
novi9-2m GP.&T. A., Columbus, o.
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THE LATEST GOSSIP FROM NEIGH
BORING SETTLEMENTS
ITEMS FROM SPECIAL CORES.
PoNDENTs OF THE DEMO
CRATIC NORTHWEST.
Collection That Tells all the Lat
est Movements Among the
People Ofthe Many En-
terDrising Towns in
This County.
KINDERVILLE.
KINDERvILLE, Nov. 3Oth.

KINDERvILLE, Nov. 30th.
r. w. Cahill was on our streets
Wednesday.
D. N. Siders made a flying trip to
Wauseon on business Wednesday.
Adam DIETRICH of Bucyrus, has re-
turned to stay for the winter.
H. L. Kinder has purchased a fine
team of horses and wagon.
Mrs. John Brooks of Pleasant Bend
is visiting friends in this place.
w. E. Siders spent Sunday in Ma
poleon.
Quite number of young folks of
this place attended the Masquerade
ball at Hamler Thursday evening
and report good time.
Mrs. Jane Taylor spent Sunday
with Mrs. Abe Kinder.
John Myrice of this place has NOV
ed his family to Grelton.
Henry Ellis will move on the
Rough farm this week.
Jesse Edgington Of West Hope
spent Sunday in this place.
Elias Mitchell has taken boarder
for twentv-one years-providing he
stays.
James Watson of Harrison town,
ship called on friends here Sunday.
Several young sports of Malinta
passed through here cunning on
Thanksgiving With the aid of three
guns and two dogs they brought
down one bird. ~. ~.
II Dame Rumor is not mistaken
there will be q wedding in this place
soon.
Fred. WALES was in Napoleon
Wednesday on business.
OLD HICKORY.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John Reiser and Frank Flogaus un-
been dissolved by mutual consent Frank
Flogaus retiring. The business will be con-
tinued by John Reiser. All outstanding
accounts at the time of dissolution of part
nership are to be settled by the old firm.
JOHN REISER
FRANK FLOGAUS.
Napoleon, o., Nov,9, 1S96-4t
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TEXAS.
TEXAS, O., Nov. 29nd.

TEXAS, O., Nov. 22nd.
Professor CLANCY, of Indiana,
teaches vocal music here two even
ings in the week. He has quite a
large class.
Neal Wulff and wife, of North Bal
timore, visited Harmon Wulff and
wife last week.
The infant daughter of Martin and
Anna Winover died Wednesday, Nov.
18th, funeral services were held. at
the house Friday, Rev. Trumbo Of
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Agents Wanted.

Nothing like it; nothing equal to it. Per-
sonal recollections of Gen. Nelson A. Miles,
Major General U. S. A.. now ready Mar
ratives of Personal Adventures, Wonderful
Escapes, Fantastic Ghost Dances, Desperate
Indian Braves, Scalping Of Helpless Settlers.
wierd and fascinating can be found than the
story of the famous Indian campaigns of
Gen. Miles. A massive volume sXlO inches,
GOO pages, 200 illustrations. Sold only through
granted. Book agents for two years. past
haye been looking for "a fast selling book and
in this book you will find it, it offers rare
Agents who desire choice hoa' Of territory % must
act promptly Complete outfit only s1.OO
POSTPAID. For terms and territory Address.
FORSHEE & MCAIAKIN, cor. 5th and Elm
Streets Cincinnati, Ohio. octl5-2m
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Corrected weeklyby n. H. vccke 4 Bro,
MARKET REPORTS.

Grain and Stock Quotations For Nov. 80
New York.
Beef-Family, 50 00@1o 90; extra mess,
81 90 packed. $S 00Q9 90. Cut meats-Pick-
led bellies, 4H@51sc; picked shoulders 4d
4l4c; picked hams, SlaGL9c. Lard-Western
steam, 81 35. Pork-Old mess, $S 25MS 10:
family, $40 50@11 90; clear, $S 75@1O 90.
Butter-Western dairy, sG13c; creamery,
1311a@22c; do factory, 7@12; Elgins, 22c;
imitation creamery, 9@l1Hc. Cheese
state large, 7l9Gl10Ac small, 7hd10c; qart
skins, 31a@4c, full skins, 21aa3c. Eggs
Stateland Pennsylvania, 22425c; western
fresh! !Id5E2624c.
!" Whqat+- -96&c. Corn-29sc. Rye-47lhd
4Sci 0ats-231c
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Boston.

Wool-Ohio and Pennsylvania NIX, 21c;
XX and above, 20@21c; y, 1S@19c No. 1,
20N21c; No. 2, 20d21c; fine unwashed, 130
14c; Understandable, 15@1Gc: Ohio combing
No. l, 9s@1a blood, 21@22c; No. 2 a blood,
22c; Ohio delaine, 20@21c; Michigan Y and
above, 1614@17c; No. l, zoe; No ., zoe; fine
unwashed, 121a@13c; understandable, 13@
14c; Michigan combing No. l, %d1a blood,
2Oc; No. 2, u blood, zoe; Michigan delaine,
19c; Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri comb.
ing, * BLOOD 161a@17lac do a blood, 16H
@17l3c; do. braid, 16A@17hc; clothing, 81
blood, 161AG17c; do. u blood, 161AG17c; do
coarse, 161a@17c.
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ROCKVILLE Cor, Dec. 1st.

n1DUhN lLLh SOh., Leu. ISL.
The weather of the past few days
has been rather cold and all are now
hurrying to get things ready for win
ter.
F. A. Rowe has had a furnace put
in his new store building at the Cor
ners.
Messrs Pender and Clewell, of Ma
poleon, were at the Corners Wednes-
day on business.
Geo. Raidle was a guest of relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
J. Scofield is improving his resi-
dence lot by the addition of new
fence.
II. Tressler is confined to his bed
with kidney trouble with but slight
chances of recovery.
The oyster supper given in the hall
last Wednesday eve. was well attend
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T. f. Anthony, Ex.postmaster of Prom
Use City, Iowa, says: 81 bought one bottle
of Mystic Cure for Rheumatism, and two
doses of it did me more good than any
medicine ever took"
Sold by D.J. Humphrey druggist. Napo-
leon. nov 19 Am
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Fredericka Fenter, as Guardian OF the
person and estate of Catharine Floher, has
filed a first account OF. her Guardianship,
which will be for hearing and settlement
~ j. V. CUFF. Probate Judge.
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ORDERS S DRAWN ON COUNTY.

Call on Billy Sheffield, Deshler, if
you want your horseshoing and work
done by practical worker in iron. tt
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE c IS HEREBY Il ;I3 GIVEN, VEN !, tE THAT
tate of Thomas B. Hayes, has fled final
account of his administration, which will be
for hearing and settlement Dec. 7th, 1896.
y.CUFF, Probate Judge.