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THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1889.
TANNERAGAIN.
Failure cf His Attempt to
Stop Talking.
HE PAYS UI8 KESPECTS TO BC8
8EY THIS TIME.
Report That H is Waiting for Alger
It '02.
WASHINGTON. Oi-I 17P..tl.,
Commissioner Tanner wan asked yester
day afternoon whether he had any
thing to Ray reopecting the recent de
cision of rmslntnnr. unKlim li,.
over-ruling the commissioner's order of
Apru zo iat. lie said:
11 seems to be nt-cpw-nrv in ll.n ii,
terest of truth that I should pay a liitle
"tnl1"" i nie Honorable assistant ttec
retary of the interior, do
Bussey, in relntion to the over-rulinirof
m tt awIom r.t A : I r - . . .
"J w ini so m regnra to those
pensions rated at lefts than $4 per
month. As General Jiussey refers to
ie "lie commissioner,' I may
be pardoned for not being unduly hound
."I feel less bound hv it i n rim numn
instance by reason of the (net that it is
an open secret in departmental circles
iiere inai mo juuuial reasons or 'Judge'
Bussey are the evolutions of ti, mi ii rl
of a gentleman from Kentucky who
was appointed under the late adminis
tration on the labor foreeof the patent
office, tried before the civil service corn
miss on of principal examiner in the
lesion omee, laiiotl to pass and was
afterwards appointed a member of the
pension ooarci oi appeals in the secre
tary's office, salarv SfS.onn nc on.,..,
to sit in judgement on the acts of the
commissioner of pensions.
Having myself seen in his own hand-
wnuug ins Hiaiements that he is a life
long resiueni or Kentucky, and for 20
years euiior ot a .Democratic caner. and
his further statement in answer to a
question if he had served in either the
army or navy, that he served in neither
army i or navy, ami therefore was par
ticularly well otialifled f D fin i iietifn I it
a place in the pension office, I am not
uuipi.oeu uiuiHucn a man should pro
nounce favorablv on flip tirDQIiniorl ant
nciency or 7 cents a dav nonairtn fnr n
veteran who, as a result of the contact
wuu me miasma and foul water of the
swamps, is now a sufferer from chronic
umrruoea; out wiiat l fail to compre
liend Is how Gen. Kussev Pflnta in nor.
mit himself to put his uame to such a
decision.
"He has little regard for Gen. Harri-
"-""'oi.ixii lust mil, wnicn in rill eel
every veteran's heart when he said: 'It
is no time to use theapothecary'sscales
when yon come to weigh the services
oi uie men who saved the nation.' If
ii ue uie gait to weigh out 7 cents per
i. -'"uj uiurmoea, i naa much
rather Gen. Bussey should be the
weigiimasier and have no issistance
from me.
"I don't believe this decision will be
permitted to stand. When they post
luouiowveaon me power the commis
sioner has thpv will BOA thnf I r,A
broadly gives the lie to all our promisps
for years past, sent to the pension of-
Wpy oi uen. uussey's decision
overruling my order of April 25 and
found it had been withdrawn. I look
for a revised edition. I arrange Gen.
Bussey for undertaking to put me in a
false position before the public. Such,
at least, is the result of the wording of
Lis decision, whether he intended to do
itor not. Ho conveys the impression
that the effect of my order of April 15
was to arbitrarily raise all pensioners
on the rolls at less than $4 per month
(between 33,000 and 34,000) to $4 per
month. On the order clearly
shows to any one who reads it that the
arbitrary part of it and the whole of it
in fact referred to cases allowed to and
after March 25 the day I took office. I
determined that I would not otter a
ceruucaie roness than $4 a month if I
bad power to prevent it. I looked into
ine iuw ana round that clearly and in
uiapi iiioiy i nad the power. It Is
uiuuuiv Hiaiea mac the ratings fixed by
the medical boardsare subject to revis-
u "'e commissioner. JNo one will
intelligently dispute that I had
the Power to take up every case ruled at
less than U per month and order the
certificates issued at $4. I had broadly
declared my purpose; I had nothing to
conceal. I saved a vast amountof time
uu iiouuieuy issuing that order. Then
StfSS? V 1 0r,aer8 tlmt l'108 f the
33,000 1 pensioned at less than S4 per
month who had an application on file
--! eoe, accompanied by a ccrtift
cate of medical examination held with
ju a ; year Should have their claim ad
justed on that examination and go up
roll 1 ?4 Per 1,lonth or SO off the
"I ordered verbally that all the others
niiuiuu ueseni an order for a medical
examination and abide the result on a
like basis. I think most of them would
have gone up to S4. There is plenty of
law for it, Gen. Bussey to the contrary
notwithstanding. J
ne says there Is no precedent; says
nOf aiTamr sinew w I 1 . '
, " 'iiv curiil.
j j ""ll!e"'uer who has pre
ceded me has leftrecordsof a precedent,
and when he makee that rash state
ment he simply succeeds hi illuminat
ing his ignorance."
NOT ANXIOUS TO DISGORGE.
The rerated patriots employed iii the
pension bureau are in a state of nervous
excitement over the report that it is
theintention of the government to re
cover the back pay rerated by Tanner,
says thebt. Louis Republic capital cor
respondence. The press associations
have been sending out reports for the
last few days to the efTect that there
are only 20 or 21 related pensioners
now employed in the pension bureau.
This a mistake. There are more than
fifty still employed in the pension
bureau and all of them intend to hold
on to their back pay. The lawyers
among them ate figuring on the possi
bility of the government being able to
attach their pensions in future to re
cover the amounts paid them as back
pay under a rerating, and it is said that
there are decisions on both sides.
There is one very pointed precedent
in favorof the government withholding
the pensions. In the case where a wid
ow was erroneously paid a pension from
the date of her husband's discharge in
stead of the date of his death, thereby
receiving nearly four years' pension to
which she was not entitled, it was held
in 1869 by the secretary of the interior
that the future pension should be with
held until the government had been
reimbursed for the amount thus over
paid. The pensioners who are friendly'
to Secretary Noble declare that his pie
cedunt is sufficient to enable him to
muzzle the monthly pension of every
niau who has -been illegally rented
Mince Tanner became commissioner.
Tanner himself in very much dis
gusted at the truth of affairs. He think
that it is a direct slap at him and a
further etlbrt on the part of Noble
and llunney tu humiliate him. The
corporal himself is still endeavoring
to keep his mouth shut, and to a
certain extent succeeds, but his friends
are talking. They declare that Tanner
will not now accept anything from the
Harrison administration, but will re
main in private life until after Alger is
made Presideet, on the 4th of March,
1893, when the Corporal will again be
made chief of the pension bureau.
VIjor Repelling Insect Attack.
Country Gentleman.
The other day I was showing a pros
perous farmer the benefits conferred by
irrigation and the free use of fertilizers
on tlie vigor of apple and pear trees and
the smoothness and size of the fruit,
and mentioned the circumstance how
Profs. Forbes and McMurtrie, "of the
Illinois university, had succeeded in
getting the better of the chinch bugs
ly the free use ot phosphate and potash
fertilizers. Upon this he related his
experience of torty years ago in Michi
gan, at the time the Hessian fly threat
ened the existence of the eiopiT; how on
rich soils judiciously manured the
wheat survived the attacks, while on
thin and poorly cultivated lands whole
fields were ruined. Then I took him
to an apple tree to which fertilizers had
been freely applied, but the water with
held, and then he had opportunity to
see Knotty and wormy inut fallen pre-
ma:urely, and of that remainingon the
tree more than half the apples stung.
Then we put the facts as to the wheat
and the fruit together, and came to the
conclusion that, if good cultivation and
nign manuring put sulncient vigor
the wheat plant to repel the attacks of
the Hessian fly and the chinch bug,
copious Irrigation, clean cultivation and
the liberal use of fertilizers on the an
pie and pear, might be the causes which
prevented the attacks of the eodling
mot n and the curcuho.
Eastern fruit growers have these
twenty years been warninu their Cali
furnia brethren that they must prepare
for an invasion of the insect enemies
which have devastated the orchards of
the Northern and Middle States. And
the fruit sent us this year from the Pa
cific coast is as large, fine and smooth
as it ever was, and much cheaper.
Whether the insects have failed to
cross the mountains, or whether the
choiceness ofCalifornia fruit is due to
irrigation, fertilizers and careful culti
vation, 1 am not certain, but lam iiv
clined to, and still hold the latter opin
ion until I am better informed.
Epoch.
Hie translation from lone, linorerinif
ano painiui sicKness to rotiust health
marks an epoch in the life of the indi
vidual. Such a remarkable event is
treasured in the memorv and the
agency whereby the good health has
oeen attained is erateful v b essed
Hence it is that hi mud) is heard
in praise of Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to
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uo vou remember now ten vpnrs
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me? "Oh, yes, and you refused me."
"I have been reconsidering the matter."
bo nave 1." iiegende Blatter.
German (just arrived in New York)
Say, my Trent, viil you tell me vare dot
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The history of the efforts to treat ca
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SHERIFFS SM.E.
Henry IToltrnuu., Oanty Trrsrorsr,
" . . . ,
rsroMneWai-cre.
Order of sale from II -uri .. lury Court of Common
- I :.
BY 1rtne of en ord. t ..I -.- in-.l frtini tbe abore
named Ooirr a-nt me itttvrted a aberrlf
ol Heuryeouctr, I wiiloCVrat puMic tale at the north
deorof Ibecouxt kone(iu Napoluoo. Ohio, on
rjaiurany, .ovenioer s, issu,
At the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.. of said day. tbe
lowing oUrrilK'd real eetalr. situated in lieiiry
connty, Oh.o to-it:
Outlet nnmlMr tventy one (21) In B. K. Scotte
Brvt andttioo to the toun (f Napoleon, Uenry coui
Aipraiaed at glW.
Terms of sale, oseh.
E T. DARN KB.
Sheriff of Henry county, Ohio,
R. W. Cahlll, attorurr for plaintiff.
Napuleon, Ohio. 8cni. St, $7
SHERIFF'S SALE.
HotfT Holtermau, Connty Trctsurcr,
Chi Hp Bover. tl.
Order cf tale from Hcury Couutv Conrt of Common
I'leas.
T Y virtue of an order of ale Nned from tbeabov
JIJ unou'd Court and to me dine tod an p he riff of
Henry oonuty, I w ill offer at pnblic aale at tbe north
uuva Ul SUE VUUS I, HlU"l . SIS a1UJIVIU VUIV) VU
Saturday, November 2, 1889,
At the hour of S o'clock p. in., of aaid day, the fa
lowing described real ectate, ai'.uuted '.a lleury
conniy, unto , io-wh :
I U1 number eighty-flve (SV In L. (i. Randall's sec-
ona soattion to tne towu or apoleon, Henry con
IJ, UU1V.
Appraised at (13.
Terms of sale, cai-h.
E. T. BARXE?,
r-heriffof Henry county, Ohio,
R. W. Cahlll, attorney of plaintiff.
Sapokou, Obio, Sept. 21, ISSs). ST 80
SHESirF'S SALS,
Henry Holtermau, County Tresaurer,
vs.
Lncrecia Moor.
Order of sale from Henry county Court of Common
pieas.
I J Y virtue of an order of sale Issued from the above
M named Court and to rue directed as sheriff of
Henry county, Iwill offer nt onblic sale at the north
uoor oi uc ouun nouse, in apoieou, onto, on
Saturday, Novembr 2, 18S9,
At the hour of 2 o'clock p m., of said day, the fol.
lowing described real estate, situated in Uenrv
conniy, Ohio, to-vit.
The west part of outlet number twenty CJOi la S,
D. & J- Meains' addition to Deshlcr. Uenrv countv.
Ohio, it being aw feet off of the we.t cud of said lot
numoervu.
Appraised at 50.
Terms of sale, cash.
E. T. BiRNE.,
Sheriff of lleury countv, Ohio.
R. W. Cahlll, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. S3, 1669. $8 10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry tloltcrman. Connt y Tresaurer,
vs.
Jeremiah Letting.
Order of sale from Uenry County Court of Common
Fleas.
BT virtue of an order ol sule issued from tbe above
named Court aud tome directed as sheriff of
Henry countv. I will oner at cublicsaleat the north
door of the court house, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, Xoveraber 2, 18S9,
At the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.. of said dav, the fol
lowing described real estate, situated iu Uenry
couuiy, unio. lo-wit :
Lot number twenty-nine (29) in J. H. Stearns' ad
dition to tne town or llesliler, uenry county, Ohio.
j&ppraiseaat f iu.
Terms of sale, cash.
E. T. BARNES,
Sheriff of Henrv county, Ohio.
R.W. Cahlll. attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 23, 1889. $75.0
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holtctman, County Treasurer,
vs.
Henry McCann. a Minor, et al.
Orderof Sale from Henrv Countv Conrt of Com.
mom Pleas.
Bv virtue of an order of sale Issued from theahove
named Court and to undirected as Sheriff of Henry
county, I will offer at pnblic saie at the north door
oi tneiouri tiouse, m Aiipoieou, onto, on
Saturday, November 2, 18S9,
atthehourof 2 o'clock. D. m.. of said dav. the fol
lowing described real estate, situated in Uenrv
county, unto, io-wii :
The south part of the east part of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section number
twelve (12), in township number five (5), north of
range six () east, in Uenry comity, Ohio. Tin
same beta; the parcel of land set off to Amy McCann
Elmos KcCunu and Cary McCann. in partition pre
ceding had in the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, containing 7;i seres ol bind moio or ltss.
Appraised at f 110.
Terms of saie, cash.
E.T.BAP.NES,
Shcriffof Henry county, Ohio
U. W. Cahlll, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoeon, O., Sept. 23, 1SS9. $9.30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holterman, County Treasurer,
vs
MaryDodd.ir.
Alias order of sale from Henry county court
of common pleas.
By virtue of an alias order of sale Issued
from the above, named court and to me diiectedas
Sheriff of Henry ccnity, I will offer at public saie at
the north door of the court house, in Napoleon,
umo, on
Saturday, November 2, 1889,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m , of said day. the fol
lowing described real estate, situated in lleury
coumy, unto, io-wii:
Lota number seventv-eteht (78! andeiifhtv-threeCfi
iu Mary Dodd's second addition to the town of Jia-
poteon, Henry county, Ohio.
i.ot vs appraised at siij.
Lot S3 appraised nt $35.
Terms of sale, cash.
E. T. BARNES.
Sheriff of Crnrv cuniity, Ohio.
R. W. Cahill, attorney for plnintiff.
Sapoieon.Ohio, Sept. 2:1, 1SS9. $3 10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holterman, Coucty Treasmer,
va
David C. Hentb.
Alias order of sale from Henrr countv court of
Common Pleas.
By virtue of au alias order of sale issued from
the above named court and to me directed aeSueriff
of Henry county, I will offer at public sale at lite
nortn ooorol tne court House, in .Napoleon, Ohio
on
Saturday, November 2, 1869,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., cf said day, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in Ileniycouuty,
Ohio, to-wit:
Lots number ten (10), fourteen (14) and fifteen (IS)
In A. M. Cory's alteration of Cyrus Montgomery's
addition to the town of Kaptleyn, Henry counly,
Ohio.
I.:t numl er 10 appraised at $30.
Lot number 14 appraised at $70.
Lot number 10 appraiied at $70.
Terms oi Sale, Cash.
E.T.BARNES,
Sheriffof Henry county.Ohlo.
R. W. Cahili, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio Sept.23, 18S9. $9 30
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holterman, County Treasurer,
vs
Elien Knssell.
Alias order of sale from Hear? county conrt of
common pleas.
isj virtue or au aims order or sale Issued from the
above named court and to me directed as Sheriff of
Henry county, I will offer at public sale at the north
door of the court house, In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 2, 1889, '
at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m., of said day, tbe fol
lowing described real estate, situated in Heurv
county, Ohio, to-wit :
Lot number twenty-alx (26) in J, H. Steam's addi
tion to the town of Deshlcr, Henry county, Ohio.
Ajiiroieeu at
Terms of sale, cash.
E T.BARNES,
Sheriff of Henrv county, Ohio.
R.W. Cahill, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 23, 1889. $7 CO
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ShtrifTi SJ.
Henry Holterman, rDiy Treasurer,
.
William Orabill.
Order of sale from UenryCoaatf Court of Common
BV virtue of as order of sale hwoed from the above
awed eouit and to mm directed aa fetter if of
H.ary county. 1 will otter at public sale at the
r'wu n-iur vi u.e vours tsouee, in fiapoleoo,
Saturday, November 2, 1889,
at the hour of t o'clock p. m , of said day.tbefo)-
wmTiiiatTcnncarau eausc, snuaxeain Henri coon
IT, Ohio, to-wit : '
Lot number one DuDdred and foer new, in T n
Raodair second addilloa tothe town of Napoleon
Appraised at $90.
Terms of sale, eash.
E.T. BARNES.
Bheriffof Henry Co, Obio.
R. W. Cahlll, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleou,Ohio,8rpt.23.19e9. $8 40
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holterman, Connty Treasurer,
vs.
Samuef Butler, et al
Order of sale from Henry Connty Court of Com-
mou fleas.
BT virtue of an order of sale Issued from the
above named court aud tomediredMl shariir
of Uenry county, 1 will offer at pubiio sale at the
uunuuuoroi me oonti nouse, In rapoleon,0.,on
Saturday, November '2, 1889,
atthehonr of 2 o'clock, p.m.. of said day, the fol-
owing ueacrinea real estate, situated in Hen ryeoun-
Lot number t-.eentv.thrc 2H In J. TT mA.n,.'
abdltion lo Deshler, Henry connty, Obio.
Teime of sal, cash.
E. T. BARNES,
. . Sheriff of Henrv countv, Ohio.
R. W. Cahill. att iroey for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 23, lhS9. $T 50
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Hollcrman, Counly Treasurer,
vs.
Michael Bulirer. At nl.
OrdeiofSalefrom UenryCountvConrtofCommon
I'leas.
By virtue of an order of sale Is-ined from th. ,iun
named court and to me directed as Shi riffof Henrv
county, I will offer at public sale at the north door
oi me court nouse, in napoleon, Ohio, oh
Saturday, November 2, 1889,
A t the hour of 2 o'clock D.m.. of until dav. th ri
lowingdescribedrealestate,situatedlnHeurycoun.
ty,Ohlo,to-wit:
Ootlot number twelve (12) in 8.D 4 J. Steams'
addition to Dcchler, Henry county, Ohio.
r p-jmiBea at
Terms of aale, cash.
E.T.BABNES,
Sheriffof Henr3 county .Ohio.
K. W. Cahlll, attorney for plamtiff.
Napoleon, O., Sept. 2J, 1889. $ 7 50.
Sheriffs Sale.
Henry Uollennan, Counly Treasurer,
vs.
A. I. ITlrieh .1 .1.
Orderof sale from Henry County Court of Common
Pleaae.
BT virture of an order of sale issued from the above
named Conrt and to me directed as sheriff of
Henry countv. I will offer at nnhiii- ic ntthc
door of the court house, in Napolecn, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 2, 1889,
Atthehourof 2 o'clock r. m.. nfsalrl dav. th fal
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry coun
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
Lot number nineteen 119) in V. V. nsam-itu nh.
division of outlot number si'veu (7), of John G.
Lowe a addition of outlots to the town of Napoleon,
Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at tw.
Teims of sale, cash.
E. T. BARNES,
Sheriffof Henry county, Ohio.
R. W. Cahill. attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio.Scpt. 23, 1S89. $8.10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Hi Herman, County Treasnrer,
vs.
AlvirsL. Damrell.
Order of aale from Henry County Court of Common
BY virtueofan orderof saleiasued from theabove
named Court and to me directed as sheriffof
nwirr touutr. i win oner at nnn ip an nt ho nuth
uoor oi inecouri nouse, in I-iapoieonOhlo, on
Saturday, November 2, 1889,
at the hour of 2 o'clock n. m.. of said d ih f,.i.
rowing ciescnticd real estate situated iu Henrv
county, Ohio, to-wit : 3
Lot number one hundred and ten (110) in the oria-
irtlnt,tftrih.i.nA, K...: .iu:' v
Appraiaea ar f is.
Terms of sale, cash.
E. T. BARNES.
, , ... Sheriffof Henrv county, Ohio.
a. W. Cahill. attorney for piirlntiff.
Napoleon, Obio, Sept. 23 1SS9. $7 50
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holterman, Connty Treasurer,
vs.
Peter Schwab, et al.
Order of sale from Jenry County Court of Common
neas.
BY virtueofan orderof saleiasued from theabove
named Court, and to me directed an hari,v ,r
lienry Counly, I will offer at public sale at tbe north
door ol the court house, to Napoleon , Ohio, on
Saturday, November 2, 1SS9,
the hour Of 2 O'clock n. in..nfan!ri dv
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry conn
ty, Obio, to-wit: 3
Lot number fortv-nve urA I
addition to the town of Deehler, nenry couiity.Ohio.
Aiviaireu al ICS.
Terms of eale, cash.
E. 1. BARNES,
Sheriff of Henrv ennntu nhirt
R. W. Cahill, attorney forplaintltT.
Napoleon, Ohio. Sept. 23, 1H80. 17,50
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Henry Holterman, County Treasurer,
YD.
Cornelius Baushrcan. et al.
Orderof sale from Henry County Court of Common
i'leas.
BY virtue of an orderof eale issued fromths above
named Court and to me directed as sheriff of
Henry county. I will offer at nnbiie aale at th north
uoor ot me court nouse, in napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 2, 18S9,
At the hour ol 2 o'clock p. m of said day. the fol
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
wumy, vuio, io-wii:
iniot number fifteen (IS) In the town of Deshler, in
ApnraiBcd at S105.
Terms cf eale, cash.
E. T. BARNES,
Sheriffof Henrv eonntv. Ohio.
K. W. Cahlll. attorney for nlaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 23, 1869. (7 80
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry D. Leist,
. vs.
Anecline Jliller. et si.
Order of sale from Henry County Court of Common
ficns.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from the above
named Oouit and tome directed as sheriff of
Henry county, I will offer at public sale at the north
aoor oi tne court nonse, in napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, October 19, 1889,
At the hour of 2 o'clock p.m., of said day, the fol
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry coun-
i vuiu, io-wii :
The northwest Quarter (V) of the southwest onur.
ter U) of section twenty five (25). town six IR.
north range seven (7) eaBt ,in Henry county, Ohio.
Terms of sale, cash.
E. T. BAUNES,
Sheriff of Henrv oauntv. Ohio.
J. M. Haae, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon' Ohio, Sept. 11, 1689. $7.80
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry Holterman, Conniy Treasury,
ivs
Michael Bonrtonith.
Alias order Of ealo from Henrv ennntv conrt of
vumuuuu picas.
ay virtue or an alias order of sale issued from the
love named court and to mo ilirecivd Sheriff of
Henry county. I will offer at nubile aale at the north
door of the court house. In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 2. 1889,
at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m., of said day, the fol
lowing descaibed real estite, situated in Henry
connty. Ohio, to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner of lot num
ber thirty-two in B. K. Scltt's first addition to the
town of Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio. Thence
runnine west 10 roda: thence aoitth 4 mda anil A f.Qi .
thenoe eastlOrods ; thence north to the place of begin-
Appraised at fl
Terms of rale, cash.
hi. T, BARNES,
Sheriff of Henrv n,nn( fn.in
R. W. Cahlll attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Sept. 2?, I860. (fs 40
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R. W. CAHILL,
Attorney at Law,
HAPOLKOS. OHIO.
raffles Is DitteibaTO'i bnlldini on Wsshlagton
l.LrSL'1,?', hiadky s grociS
store and Coover's hard are store.
Jsall r3
JAS. P. RAGAN, ;
Attorney nt LaW)
NAPOLEON, OHIO.
LL badness prompty attended to.
JanlO-tt.
MARTIN KNUPP,
Attorney nt Law,
WAPOLEOX, OHIO.
QFFICB in No. 1, Vocke's Block, Second Floor
J-IM. HAAG,
ATTOUNKY.AT.LAw, '
NAPOLEON, . . OHIO.
Basmeas will receive prompt attention. Jan lC-ti
JUSTWH.TTIE.. Jcr.w-BT
TYLER & TYLER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TILER BLOCK, NATOLEON, O,
Money to Loan In israi of $300 ana
Upward.
J. V. CUFF,
ATTORNEY AT LAw.
INAPOLEOX. oino.
Will practice in State ,rd United PtatesIConrt.
;lULOAN
"Money on good Farms.
CAMPBELL & VAN CAMPEN
ATTORNEYS AT LAw,
NAPOLEON, OHIO.
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PEEi.rBT.vT.Z! connty, Obio. 4
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HAVLEB. OHIO. .
DEh?Pi,-MotglK,l", Contracts drawn. All
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JOSEPH WEIBLE.
Notary Public and Insur
ance a grent.
FLORIDA, HENRY COnvrv nnn
DEfrS!iJIM?,T,?.don,r,ctafw'. Agent
.'OJiheoldand rellab o Phoenix irm r.. !i
Hartford, and also agent for the pZJfc.'-u 0l.
Benent Asaorixinn B, U'iA.i,VPIe 8 Mutcal
business nromnti;7lt:;7";r"ile' " !l
sticiano.
J. BLOOMFIELD,
Physician ana Surgeon.
NAPOLEON, - OHIO.
DR. J. S. HALY
Physician and Surgeon,
NAPOLEON, . OHIO
W1 fleece? f!v""' ,, lon d eottutry. Cf .
ace over fiat jfcCo's grocery mnr.
DR.A.E. MAERKER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
O NAPOLEON, - OHIO.
aE ,fTer Uli,t Dr"sT Store, Penv Mreet
Ail calls promptly attended, day or night. '
PHILIP WEBB, "
Fashionable Barber and Hair
Dresser,
GEO. W. VALENTINE,
Fashionable Barber and Hair
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