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DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST NAPOLEON.O., NOVEMBER 5, 1896.
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A Book Settlement.
Having honored on of jour tree by se
lecting It for their abode and built their
fiesta Id it, they take everything claa M It
cornea. Tbey do not baggie with you aa to
observances or aplit Krawi over tba ethloa
of reciprocity. Tbey cava roads their bed
and Intend to lie on It The bargain la
truck, "and tbere'a an end on'l " Tbey
did not come In a hurry or by mistake, and
sow that they have come they are going to
atay. It la robuat philosophy this of the
rook's. He does not expect mors than he
gets; but, content with very little, he pro
testa against any nibbling at what he has.
Though your tenant at your plea rare,
he la also your neighbor and never allows
yon to forget that In the country there are
neighborly obligations on the one side as
well as on the other on yonra ss on hla.
Bs Is perpetually reminding too when
ever he sees you. In fact that yon are to
let him and his household alone; that yon
and yours may make any disturbance yon
like anywhere else, but that bis tree la his
tree, and yon will please to let it alone and
respect snob privacy as a tree top affords.
When he catches sight of yon far off, be
passes the remark to his wife, "There be
Isl" And she replies offhand, "80 he Is!"
And there the matter drops. But should
yoa ooroe under their tree the conversation
aaanmea'qaltMootber tone, and If we could
only understand what birds aay we should
know what rooks think -of toe vulgar man
ners and lack of taste of those wbo go pok
ing about the ground floor of a place that
la already Inhabited np above by a decent
couple. Contemporary Review.
Aunt Haanah's Treasure.
She saw It just as the stepped into the
car, lying unnoticed where It had rolled,
and she stopped the tide of travel while
ahe picked It up. Bow many people bad
seen rt and made 00 effott to get It this
deponent aayeth not Enough that the
genteel looking stranger absorbed the
treasure and did it so deftly that the three
women belonging to ber party and who
fell over ber and themselves In their eager
ness to see did not know a thing about It.
She arose from her dive Into the corner,
serene and tail, and walked to a seat In the
farther end of the car. She smuggled the
mall object she had picked up Into her
reticule, and no one at least none of her
party suspected. Bbe would not be obliged
to divide honors. '
"Did you stumble at the door, Aunt
Hannah?" asked one of her friends.
"No."
"The step there Is bad."
"Yes. " She really hadn't noticed It
"You look worried, Aunt Hannah."
"Yes; shopping always does worry me.''
She was distrait until she reached ber
own street, where she left ber friends.
Then she hurried Into the bouse and into
her own room. This is guess work, but
the chances are that it fits. After looking
the door ahe extracted from ber reticule
the object which she had picked up, and
which all Inside of the car bad scrutinized
first. It was a plated collar button worth
60 cents a gross. Detroit Free Press.
Intelligent Servant.
A certain New Yorker engaged a recent
ly arrived gentleman and undertook to
coach him In regard to certain creditors
with aggravating bills,
"Now," said he to the servant, "If a
man calls for me today you tell him I am
not at noma"
"Yla, sor," replied Pat
Fearing a misunderstanding In some
way, he said again:
"Now, Pat, what will you tell the man
who calls?"
" TeU him I am not at home. "
"No, no, blockhead. Tell him that I,
myself, am not at home."
"AUrolght, sor."
"Now, what will you say to hlmf"
- "I, myself, am not at home."
"Pshaw I Tall him your boss Is not in.
Understand ISat, donkey? Now, what
will you say?"
"Your boss la not In. Understand that,
donkey?"
"Fool! That's not right Say to him,
'I am out ' Can yoa do that?"
'Yis, sor."
''Well, let's hear you."
"I am out"
"Thunderation! Can't you understand!
Tell him your master Is out Tell the
man that I have left the house. "
"Certainly, I'll tell him I have left the
house, but he won't believe me when he
sees me In the house talking to him."
Sparta Herald-Advertiser.
Fell From the Moon,
In a catalogue of Mexican aerolites M.
Castillo, the astronomer, tells of one of
these "air stones" which exploded before
it reached the surface, scattering frag
ments over an area of 45 square miles.
Measurements and estimates place the
combined weight of these fragments of
stones at not leas than 3000 tons. At one
spot two immense flat plates of the aerolite
were discovered lying close together, the
two weighing about 60 tons. M. Castillo
says that there Is no doubt but that such
'stones fall from the moon. St Louis Re
public THE BEST WASH BLUE IN USE.
the American Ball Blue
Is not poisonous or injurious to health
or fabrics. It Is the delight of the laund
ress, aids in bleaching and gives the
washing a rich and elegant hue. Be
ware of imitations. Ask your grocer for the
AMERICAN BALL blue'
and be sure you get the genuine
article, which has a red stripe in the
middle of the package.
GROOM YOUR HORSE WITH
BONNER'S
HORSE CLEANER.
No Plies, Fleas, Mqbqpitos ob Lion.
BEMOVE8 DANDRUFF, DIM. Leaves the
"s
BKin sort ana nmre.
uno no for anv case of MANGE It will not Cure.
,TUfb irritation. cunning, one iorourran
jiorses ,- ,
MAKE AND TAIL Gleaner of the world. No
KEEPS Hair Fine. Soft and Silky. A Hair
NO SCRATCHES. Mud will not stick. Aids
UBneuuuiK.
orse groomed in less than half the time. ,
toVtc. HARMLESS. Removes Stains.
TTTT.Pft fTalrfrnm FjuiinaT.
J&Nbi duc a trine, aaa e&uon oieans
orse 120 times, vy its use norse nas
like velvet. Also used on came ana
t. For Milk Cows it's especially valu-
. obleinny time. .
AMDeamb tor BomntBs Homb ClbaxbB.
Will Ship Half Gallon on receipt of $1.00. -
(lCKHTIOX THIS FAFIB.) FATISTID.
Use Bonner1 oof Dresslnc and Bub Dust.
NIAGARA'S NEW BRIDGE.
It Will Be One at U
World.
The new metal arch bridge it Niagara
falls will be noteworthy in two respects.
The new bridge is to be built over the
old suspension structure, without inter
ruption to tbe traffic on the latter. The
span from end pier to end pier will be
840 feet, making it the largest arch
pan in the world.
The suspension bridge now in use,
prhich lias been familiar to all visitors
to the great natural wonder for 40 years,
will be kept in place until tbe new arch
to ready, as it would be impossible to
construct false works over tbe Niagara
gorge to sustain a structure of this class.
Tbe span will have a rise of 150 feet
from the level of tho piers at tbe skew
backs to tbe center of tbe ribs at the
crane of tbe arch, Which point is 170
feet above low water. The depth of the
trusses is 0 feet, and they will be 68. T
inches apart Tbe bridge will carry one
floor, 44 feet wide, divided longitudi
nally into three parts. On the middle
portion, whicbJda 83 feet 9 inches wide,
will be two trolley tracks. Each side of
these tracks will be a roadway for car
riages 8 feet wide, and outside of these,
raised 6 inches from the level of tbe
roadway, will be footpaths.
The construction of this remarkable
tpan is from plans of I I Bock, engi
neer of the new East river bridge be
Pween New York and .Brooklyn, and tbe
author of tbe plans by which tbe rail
road suspension bridge at Niagara was
replaced by an arched bridge,
Tbe approaching or flanking spans
Will be 190 feet long on the American
tide and 810 feet on tbe Canadian side.
The total metal in tbe new structure
will be about 4,000,000,000 pounds.
Every confidence is expressed in Mr.
Buck's ability to carry out bis plana.
The replacing of tbe railroad bridge by
another without on boor's interruption
of business was one of tbe engineering
feata of tbe decade.
Those vrbo have Dot Dct seen tbe great
structure at Niagara which it to intend
ed to replace will hardly realize the stu
pendous character of tbe undertaking.
Imagine the task of replacing tbe sim
plest eortof bridge without interrupting
traffic, and then add about 1,000 per
cent to the difficulty. This will give
something of an idea of what confronts
engineers and builders.
In an undertaking of this nature the
slightest error might be prod active of
infinite disaster. Every measurement
must be accurate to a hair's breadth.
Every portion of tbe great arch must
perform its particular eharecf the great
combination that will be one of the
marvels of the world.
All that is done must be accomplished
quickly, for in affairs of this nature
time is indeed money. Every man who
can be utilized will Join the army of
construction. Perhaps no work of recent
years has required or will yet need
more skilled labor. In fact; in bridge
building it is becoming unsafe to utilize
labor of any other class. The bridge,
when complete, will in truth be a work
of genius in point of construction as
well as point of conception.
The work of preparing tbe material
for the great structure has been in prog
ress for some time, as little can be ac
complished in an enterprise of this na
ture until the preliminaries are com
plete. When tbe effort of placing the
different parts of the bridge in position
is begun, Niagara will be one of the
busiest of busy places. Railroad Ga
zette. Malaria Banished by Artesian Wells.
Our correspondent at Lake City,
Williamsburg county, reports that there
are now 13 artesian wells in the village
and adds, "Before tbe wells were bored
tbe people suffered ' a great deal with
fever and malaria, but now it is rare
thing, indeed, to bear of a case of
either. " This to very decided testimony
to the value of pure water for the re
demption of "malarial districts, " and
Lake City's experience and example
should not be lost on other places where
the water to bad and health no better.
There was a "great deal" cf fever in
the village when -the wells were shal
low. Now a case of it is "rare. " That
to sermon enough for sensible people in
other fever haunted places. Charleston
News and Courier.
She Bote Europe.
"Germ any, " says Tbe St James Ga
zette, "has had five sovereigns since
Queen Victoria began to reign. She her
self will in future be recognized as tbe
ancestress of one of the most powerful
rulers. Her grandson wears the iron
crown cf Germany. Ber granddaughter
to empress of Russia. Another grand
daughter is tbe crown princess of Rou
mania. Her second son rules over the
principality of Saxe-Ooburg. Tbe hered
itary princess of Soxe-Meiningen to ber
granddaughter. Tbe heir to tbe throne
of Greece is her descendant, tbe Grand
Duke of Hesse ber grandson. She has no
fewer than 61 descendants who one day
between them promise to beat the head
of more than half of Europe."
Veragua and Cuba.
Among the people who find it difficult
to sympathize with the Cuban rebels to
tbe Duke of Veragua, that lineal de
scendant of Columbus wbo visited this
country in World's fair days. He to en
titled to draw from tbe Spanish govern
ment tbe perpetual pension of 4,000 a
year, which was charged upon tbe Ca
bin revenue, and was granted to the fa
mous discoverer and his heirs forever.
If Cuba to lost to Spain, the duke to
Jftkely to lose his pension.
A Graceful Be treat. "
A petty newspaper of the Midi, whici
had long been at tbe point of death, bas
just found an ingenious means of clos
ing its career brilliantly. Its last issue
contained tbe following notice-. "Tak
ing advantage of the national festivities
wbfchwill be occasioned by the arrival
of tbe czar, tbe illustrious friend of
France, this journal will cease to bt
published. "Paris Figaro.
Before Black Stockings Wei Won i.
"I saw a little girl to striped red and
White stockings tbe other day, " said tbe
woman, "and it made me think of the
time when I was a little gin myself.
There waa do thought of Waci stockings
then. Tbe small lags of all tbe small
girls looked lite sticks of variegated
oasfty. Tbe ohiM who bad the gayest
combination -of etrtpeiWM the happiest,
and tf tbe oolor oherae happened to be
diiploasLDg to out youthful tastes there
waa aocb a foaling' of otter woe as I
know I aeldom teal now that I am
grown ny.' Ntw fork Timet
WAYSIDE PICKINGS.
NEWS NUGGETS FRESHLY CON
DENSED FROM ALL SECTIONS. -
A Bads at Intmstiag Item For Each
Day la lb Wk Takes rra the
Ona Crash f Maws ud Bmrwd
Eapeelaily For This Column.
Tassdar.
The spirt caaliita at holding a martini at
RuhlBfioa.
Kd Blak of Cevelaad accidentally shot
kunself at Lexington, Ky.
Georg eL, Jfawoombeof Hew York ay ha
ha beea aoiaooed by tha ut at X-ray
Chalrmaa Jones. foUowlnf Mr. Hastta'a
ld, request all Democrat! to display flag! an
Oct. 81.
Hen, Thome K. Wttran kaa been eskad to
nudity some of thafeatorai ol hia letter of
acceptance.
Tha Woman's Democratte National League
of Mew York presented a handsome bible to
Krav Bryan.
Advtoaa from tha Phllnpplna Islands an to
tha effect that tha rebela hav as tar won
vary battla fought.
Ju4f a l Jonas, Populist caa didst for
governor of ktivsonri, hsa withdrawn from tha
race la the interest of tha 'Demoeratta caod
Mlss Edith Sbapard, granddanghter of tha
lata W. H. Vanderbilt, waa married at New
York to Ernest Febaer, rsoelTUia 11,000,000
from her mother.
Postmaster Lewis of Black River Falls, Wis.,
who was appointed Deo. 11, 18U3, has been re
moved becatue of alleged eorrapttoa to seem
tha appointment
Wednesday.
The nnlveiaal onion has admitted glass into
the mails.
Candidate Bryan's tonr through Ohio waa
poorly managed.
Ex-Secretary of State John W. Foster Is ea
root to Honolulu.
Harriet Blaine Beele waa granted a divorce
from her hnsband at Aogurta, Me.
The Pennsylvania railroad shop at Al toons,
Pa., have oloaed ontU next Monday.
John Y. McKane, the oorro.pt political bom
may be released soon from Sing Bins- ,
W. T- Bambosob, defanltlng hanker of Jn
Bean, Wis , suicided at Fredericksburg, Vs.
Arebbfahop Ireland emphatically rotter tea
bis recent letter on the political question.
Jnstisa a Morrill, to, baa been re-elected to
the United 8'tes senate from Vermont.
Mr Con Beardon and bar t-year-old son
were burned to death at Manonay Oity, Pa.
rhe Burkey & Gay furniture factory of
Grand Baplds, Mich., has resume 1 operations.
It is given out at Weehlaf toa that President
Cleveland baa not changed his attitude toward
Cuba.'
Lady Scott has been indicted tn London for
criminal libel at the tnstanoe of car son-in-law,
Karl BosielL
Tba reelers of the MiddlaSon Paper com
pany of Salem, Mase, strode against a red no
tion of wages. -
Hn Barbara Orr'a romantto -career ended
at New York by suicide. She once married
Dn Orr of Cincinnati.
Fire was discovered In the hold of the
steamer Herman and she put into Kaw York
harbor to have it extinguished.
Thursday.
Revenue officers destroyed four lUloit stills
In Pike county, Ey.
Minister Terrell says be did not ask for a
dispatch boat at Constantinople.
The Spanish colony of Buenos Ayres raised
(2,000,000 to purchase a gunbjat for Spain.
Hon. Thomas E. Watson Is stumping Ala
bama for Populist congressional candidates.
President Cleveland spoke at the sesqul
centennial celebration at Princeton college.
Three street car conductors have been ar
rested in Brooklyn for passing counterfeit
money.
The supreme court of Nebraska allowed the
National Democratic ticket to be printed an
the official ballot.
President Spenoer says the Southern does
not own a majority of the Georgia Southern
and Florida railroad.
The supreme court of Kansas decided that
Tarn Watson can not withdraw his name from
the DemoeraOo-Populist ticket.
Miss Nannie Casey suicided at Memphis to
prevent disgrace.
At Cressnn, la., T. P. Farnsworth acciden
tally shot hia wits.
James Yenetts held hts baby's feet to a hot
stove at Lancaster, Pa.
He said the anchorage of tha government
rested on the people's Intelligence.
Postmaster Hesslng of Chisago corrects Gov
ernor Altgeld and says that the mails Were
never so crippled as during the riots of 189i
Friday.
Stlverltes attempted to break up tha Car
lisle meeting in Caving ton, and also to assault
Secretary Carlisle,"
Edward Bok married JE Mary Leutse Out
tha, They are editor and proprietor respect
ively, of tha tavfiea Bona Journal.
tlBx-Governor PatMson of Pennsylvania, and
ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio will stump
New York for Bryan.
The Sheets law of Florida, mskUag It a penal
offense for negroes and whites to attend the
same sobooU has bean declared unconstitu
tional. Kuroff, Russian Poland, was destroyed by
Ore and 8,000 persons are homeless. .
The harvest In South Australia Is a total
failure on account of drought.
Oi W. Peabody, Boston banker, Is dead.
During a Are In Brooklyn Fireman Alfred
Bronman perished.
Saturday.
Over enthusiastic antl-Bryaaltas banned
the silver advocate in effigy at Peoria, Ills.,
whan he spoke there.
Sir Julian Pauneef ote, British ambassador.
called on Secretary olney in regard to the
Venezuelan crnsroversy.
Chicago reports say the potato crop will be
short and Qrloea better.
Edward J. Ivory, the altered dynamiter.
waa arraigned in Stew York police court.
Rev. Vroomaa was expelled from the Pres
byterian synod of Illinois on question of or-
tnoaoxy.
Rowdies tried to break up Bourke Oookran's
meeting at EvansvUle, Ind.
At Can tun. Pa.. Mrs. Leroy, 00, was found
chained to the wall In a burning residence.
Gladstone will learn to ride a Bicycle to keen
company with his little grandohild, Dorothy
Drew.
Secretary of State Taylor baa been man-
Samusad to eliminate the Populist ticket from
the Ohio official ballot.
B. L. Price and I L. Price, wholesale cloth
iers, were arrested at New York for fraudu
lently disposing of 84 000 worth of stock and
110,000 cash.
Slonday.
Six prisoners made a daring escape from the
Louisville jail.
Passenger trams collided at St. Louis and
eight persons were killed.
Experts say the entire seal herds of the
world are tn danger of total extermination.
Dividends have been declared in favor of
creditors of several Insolvent national banks.
Queen WhUhelmnta took ber first commun
ion at The Hague in the presence of her
mother.
Mrs. Betsy B. Hobbs who was found dead in
her hope at Efflneham, N H., was murdered
by rank J. Palmer.
The supreme court 01 Ar Kansas noios that
he government has the right to appoint) mem
bers ol the legislature.
Dr. EayssT, director 01 the German colonial
department, has been decorated with tha
Order oi the Golden Eagle,
The whaling bark John Wlnthrop has re-
turned teSen Fronolsop after an, aheno of U
looauu wua a nara tucx story.
The "loving cup" of spiced wine, which
Is sometimes handed sound at Mansion
House entertainments, had its origin in
the custom of Saxon forefathers to drink
each other health lna wassail bowL t
CASTORIA
7or Infants uCldldren.
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Do Hair Ev Suddenly Tnra Whiter
Does human hair ever suddenly whiten
inthecaaesof persona under strong emo
tions of grief or terror Tbe popular no
tion is docldodly in favor of an affirmative
answer to tha question, we aay that tha
popular notion would readily draw one to
such a conclusion. Perhaps tba assertion
could be made somewhat stronger, for of
late years tha physiologists and the natu
ralists pretty generally agree that blanch
ing of the hair in cases of sudden right
and extreme sorrow can be easily proved.
Holler in hla "Element Physiologic" re
fers to eight different authorities for ex
amples of such changes, but all that he
appears to admit for himself is that
under the influence of impaired health
such changes may take place slowly. I
Marie Antoinette waa cited by favorers of
the popular notion aa a striking and well
authenticated Instance, but Holler denies
that the whitening took place suddenly. I
He also incidentally mentions the fact
that the transactions of tbe Royal society, I
extending over a period of S centuries, 1
do not contain an account of a single in-1
stance of such change In tba color of tha
hair. Dr. Laycock, on the authority of .
Surgeon Parry, tails of a rebel sepoy who
is said to have become prematurely gray
within leas than a half hour. Holler, still
skeptical, any that be believes this to have
been a case where the hair had been stain
ed a dark brown or black, and that the col
oring was washed out by rain during tha
80 minutes mentioned by Dr. Parry. St
Louis Bepuhlia.
cheat Committee Women,
The Kennebeo Journal of Augusta,
Me., testifies to the efficiency of school
committee women a fallows: "It if
said that there are over 60 women serv
ing 00 tbe school boards, hut we have
yet to'iiear that one -of t&em. toxemia
in her official duties. ' -
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re?
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Notice To Tax-Payers of Henry Co.
TAXES FOR 1896.
In pursuance of law, I. FERDINAND E0E88rNG, Treasurer of Henry County, Ohio, do hereby give notice to the Tax-payers of said County, that the taxes levied on each dollar'
valuation f or.the year 1896 for all purposes in the several Townships, Union School Districts and Corporations, are as follows :
NAMES OF TOWNSHIPS, UNION
AND SPECIAL SCHOOL DIS
TEICTS AND INCORPOR
ATED VILLAGES.
Bartlow Township
Deshler Union School District..
Deshler village. .
Damascus Township
Mouiure village -
Freedom Township
Flatrock Township
Flatrock to Holgate Union School District...
Flatrock to Holgate Village
Florida Union School District
Florida Village
Harrison Township
Harrison to Napoleon Union School District..
Harrison to wapoieon vmage
Liberty to Napoleon Village
Liberty Township
Liberty Union School District
Liberty Center Village-
Monroe Township.
Marion Township
Marion to 8. R. Special S. District
wamier special ocnooi uusmet
Hamler Village
Napoleon Township. . ..
Napoleon Union School District.
NaDoleon Village
Pleasant Township
Pl.maant hi H R Hnncial School District...
Holgate Union Scnool District
Holgate Village
Rfchfleld Township
Rldgeviile Township....
RidgeviUe Union School District
Washington Township-
The law declares that "Each Person" charged with taxes on the Tax Duplicate in the hands of the County Treasurer may pay the full amount of such taxes on or before the 20th day
of imZrthiMtblmoToaon the 20th day of December, -and the remaining half thereof on or before the .20th day of June next ensuing : but all road taxes shall be paid
nrlorm2bth dayol December, if the first half of the tax charged against real estate is not paid by the 20th of December next, a penalty of 16 per cent will be charged on the December
Pnarillmentandthe same oenaltywill be charged on the June tastallment of tax if not paid by the 20th of June next.
Tf tha half ?,, hlreadon Mrsonal property are not paid on the 20th of December next the whole amount becomes due and must be paid by the 20th of June next or a penalty ot
10 per TOntwlsjhwSand must be colklcted by distress or ortherwise. Legal means will be used to collect all delinquent personal taxes if necessary, and the Tax Payer can claim.
00 6Al! nations' harin'JfaUed to pay their taxes due in June, 1896, will see that they are paid before the 20th of December next or they will be advertised as delinquent 1 and offered for sale
ontheffirTuOTdayof! Janua next Sereby saving trouble and expense. Tax-payers are requested to bring their last year's receipts and prepare themselves with change. Reinem-
Brece7lptoySenrw
Ob all National holidays tie office will be
Treasurer's Office. Henry County, Ohio,
w 'Sn rlla and number of acres or number of lot; in whose addition and what town, also whether real estate or personal property.
lT ka miSShJ Vnrk AUVomwtUonfff Order. Beaistered letter or Express prepaid. Checks will not be accepted.
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began Sept 82, 1799. and ended Sea
81. 1805.
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"J.Va.
Pullman sUepart bit ween Colnmbos and
Chisago.
TUB ONLY LINB with 4 trains esoh way dally
between Toledo and Colnmbos.
THB ONLY LLNB with 8 trains each way on
Bandars oetween xoieao ana I'oimnDus.
THB ONLY LINB with S trains each way dally
between Toledo, Bowling Green and
Ftndlar.
THB ONLY LIKE with 1 trains each way dally
between Toledo and Charleston, W. va.
THM ONLY DIRECT LINB between Tolodo
and the Virginias.
THB POPULAR LLNB between Toledo, Foflto-
na, Boornu, uranvuie ana aewars.
FnU Information relative to rates, tune of
trains, etc., will be cheerfully tomisnea Dy any
mtsaa ui we unio uentrai jjuiea.
UOULTON HOUK, Q. P. A.
TOLEDO, OHIO
Wantsd-An Idea
Who con thlnt
of some BiniH
tlrtDff topnti-nl
Protect Vour Menu; thpv mn hrlm. -mm wmlih
Write JOHN WIDDBRBURN ft CO.. Patent Altor
neys, Washington, D. C for their C1.R0O prlso oner
and list ot two hundred inventions wuitod.
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ATI E1ST IS CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING:
There will Positively
closed.
October 17th. ism.
LIMA NORTHERN R. R.,
HOklB.
south.
II EFFECT CCT.
21st, 1835.
Eirs!
DaVExps
Ex.
Sun.'Da'W
Dafy,Expa
r-x.
aun.lDal?
P. M.
t 10
f 16
S 40
S 00
S 36
S ST
6)
T 10
T 3H
T 46
AM
A.M.
P. M.
00
T 4
T 1
T 14
T 00
S 49
a n
IT
00
41
f IS
S 10
4 68
4 43
4 M
4 00
A.M.
S ss Lv Lima
I 61,.. .Cario
36
11
OS
on -Columrius Grove
t W' Ottawa..
44' .LeiDHiC.
a it
t 19
t 11
M -Prentiss..
10 in
10 i
10 41
11 oo
11 IT
ii n
11 4tl
11 00
11 19
...Hamler.
a oo
T 61
t at
T 14
T 00
49
( 33
16
..Valinta ....
. Napoleon
. .Freedom
. Wauseon
...Ottokee
.Oak bhada...
. . Denson
...Packard
t 001
S IT
S 17
S 17
07
I 45
10
11 41
P.M.I
Ax.
.. Adrian Lv)
A. Si.
Trains 1 and t dall v. sins. 1 and 1 dailv at.
ept Sunday. One tare for the round trip
between all stations on Sundays.
No. l makes direct connection with the
Ohio Southern for Springfield. Columbus,
Dayton. Cincinnati. Washington C. H,
Greenfield. Jackson and all other South
eastern points.
ro. 4 makes sure connection for Detroit,
arriving; at 11 is p. m. Returning, No. 1
makes connection with trains from Detroit
and all Michigan points. Good connection
at all Junction points.
For any information as to routes, rates,
etc., call on agents or adilrees.
E. W. HINEH. O. P. A
F. Jjumtm, T. A., Lima, Ohio.
Napoleon. Ohio.
THE 0III0 SOUTHERN,
4.
a.
In Effect Ang. as, ',
1 3
exSu exSu
A M. P. H.
11 05 6 06
10 44 4 4T
10 86 4 39
10 17 4 10
8 (4 8 84
8 19 8 18
8 10 8 10
1 41 1 19
T 17 1 00
8 61 11 81
8 13 11 OS
00 1140
A.H.
10 40
48
ft 30
I 9 18
1 A. II.
cxSul
exSu
P.M.
A.M.
LV. AB.
8 36
t 63
4 01
8 M
8 40
-Lima.......
......Unipolis....
St Johns....
Jackson Center.
8 48
8 (K)
8 W
8 66
11 05
11 3d
4 i0
4 44
..Ouinev
6 11
.St. Paris...
6 30
T 06
T 83
8 01
8 35
8pringfleld
..-.So. Charleston..,
JefTersonville...
..Washington C. H..
Greenfield
11 Wl
11 31
1 05
1 46
a na
Bainbridge
Lv
P.M.I
1 sa
8 38
8 63
...Waverly....
-.Jackson....
...Coalton...
.. Wellston-
4 10
Ar.
Lv,
r. il
No. 1 makes direct, connection forrnlumKno
Dayton, Cincinnati, Pinna, Troy, Van Wert,
ort v ayne and Ada, arriving at Toledo, 2 :68
p. m. ; Detroit, 4 :B6 ; Chicago, 6 :oo p. m.
No. l makes direct through connections
for Dayton, Columbus. Cincinnati, Ports
mouth, lronton. Kenova and Virginia Points.
No 3 In connection with Lima Northern
Hallway makes direct connection for Colum-
ous ixrove. Ottawa, Leipsio, Napoleon,
Wauseon and Adrian. Mich.
No. 4 in connection with Tlnvn.1 TAlti a Vitro,-
via Baltimore 4 Ohio, saves several hours to
toricersourgn, nasnington, l. v., Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York and all Eastern
roinu.
For information relative to rates, routes,
etc, call on agents or write.
W. E. FISHEB, A. G. P. A.,
Springfield, Ohio.
NOTICE TO
TEACHERS.
VPOTICE is hereby given that in accord
aUN aroe with the provif ions of the Bebet
Law the Henry connty BoarJ of Examiner
will hold examinations for teachers in tht
Union High School room in Napoleon,
Ohio, on the following dates, to-wit:
First Saturday in September
do do do do October!
do do do do November
do do do do February
do do do do March
do do do do April
do do do do May
do do do do Jane
1st and last Saturdays in August
Examination will oommenoe at 9
o'elocka. m.
Evidence of good moral characters wil
be required of all candidatessthat evidence
tobea personal Knowledge of the Examin
ers concerning, the applicant or eertifioate
of good moral character from some relia
ble source.
MRS. SUE WEL8TEAD, 1
CHAS. E. REYNOLDS, V Examiners.
W. M. WAED. J
The Northwest only Si a year
be no receipts laid in the drawer, so do not
NAPOLEON,
GOING WEST.
Ft. Wayne Ace'm-No. 9 .8:30 p m-.8an only
St Louis LimtdNo. 8-8:u p m Dally
Fast Mail. No. 1-8:11 p m, Dally
Kansas City Exp..No. T.Jl :17 am -Daily
Ft. Wayne Acm-No. 11-10:38 " daily Ex Bun
Pacific Express No. 8-8:14 "
Local Freight No.Tl-9:S0 " -
-Xo. 1 and No. 1 do not atop at Napoleon.
GOING EAHT.
N. Y. A Boston. Ltd -No. 1.-6:14 a m Daily
Toledo Acoom.-Na 10.. T:M am Daily
Fast Mail No. 8-1:88 pm Daily
Atlantic Exp.. ..No. 4. .9:06 p m.. daily Ex 8oo
Local Freight-No. TO -l:S5 p m-daily Ex Son
CM.BKYAIiT.Af est
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
TIME TABLE,
tvaTlN EFFECT JULY 19th, I896.-B
astIlound,
STATIONS.
4A104I
14
CIITTBAXTmB.
Lv Chicago....
" Defiance.....
" Monroeville
PM
AM
AM
T lOlt 061
8 3M10 1
AX
AM
PM
PM
18 41
1 0M
1401
06
3 38
81
4 06
t 4 08
Sandusky-.
8 00
1 3 361
tl W
(80
TU
a u
80
11
AM
110
T So
il 68
PM l oo
405
80
" Mansfield..
10 08
1111
8 sal
" ML Vernon-1
46
P5I
Ar Newark..
Lv Newark-
Hia io
T 38l
AM
i
T8 40
Pat
" Kanesville...-
1 11
KABTEENTINI.
PM
Ar Wheeling, -
8 30
10 651
' Pittsburgh
Washington, Baltimore -
818
8 oq
AH
PM
8 86
4 601
T 86
1016
05
' Philadelphia
13
Pat
New York..
11 60'
10 401
Weat-Bound,
STATIONS. I I I ill
A 17 18
CENTRAL TIME, PM AM PM AM AM
Lv. Defiance.... 8 15 in T 40 n oo l
PM
Ar. Chicago.-.- loo IK 840140
PULLMAN SERVICE.
Chicago and Cleveland, Trains Nos. 14 and
Chicago and Pittsburg, Trains Nos. 6,6, 14
and 15.
Chicago and Columbus, Trains Nos. 14, 16.
Chicago and Wheeling, Trains Nos. 7. 8, 48
and 4T.
Chicago and Baltimore, Trains Nos, 5, 6, T
and 8.
Chicago and Philadelphia, Trains Nos. T
and 8.
Chicago and New York, Trains Nos, 7 and &
Columbus and Baltimore, Trains Nos. 7 and
8. . ... . .
PittsDurgana Cincinnati, Trains Nos. 103.
104, 106 and 106.
F Stops to let off passengers from points
east of Chicago Junction or to take on passen
gers for Chicago. 'Trains run Daily. tStop
on Signal. H Will wait 10 min. for Connec-
P U Will ..it ft ...a
iiuu.u 1111 null, u iiimuico imi uuiiuou-
tion if passengers are reported. 1 Stop
for- Meals, t Daily except Sunday.
D Stop on Sundays only. Grand Calu
met Heights will be a flag stop for trains
Nos, 1 1, 12, 1 and 17. Wednesdays and Satur
days for train No. 8. Sundays for train No. 7.
J, Vaw. SMITH, CHAS. O. SCULL.
Gen'l Supt Cen. Pass. Agt.
-House
Corner
Bates and Lamed Sts.,
DETROIT, MICH.
Only a Block from Woodward A
Jeiferann Aves. Very Ceutrsi.
Kear All Car Lines.
PerDay,l.SO. H.H.JAKES
Successful advertisers nse Kemingtons
Connty Seat Lists. They include the beet
towns .and best papers. We can recom
mend them highly. Send to Bemiiigt"
Brothers, New York, for copy.
ask me and you will not be refused.
FRANKLIN
F. ROESS1NG, Treasurer.
;. . ,' leon-iy.