Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-18

WneTe DISSATISFACTION mas been manifested
by their use, or where ought but benefit
their administration. Price 81 90,
trial size 10 cents.
1t is said Michigander is responsible
for the contents of the following postal
card: "Please send ME by the first one
cumin this way, too pouns shugor,
blakin brush; five pouns coffey, and some
little males. My wife had baby last mite;
and two padlocks."
ATTENTION, +. Co.-You will meet at
the armory on Sunday, August 2lst, 1881,
at $3.50 a. m, in full uniform with white
gloves to attend seavices held at the Pres
byterian church by Chaplain McCune, of
the 10th Regt. o. n. G.
H. L. CARY,
Capt. Commanding f. Co, 10th o. n. G.
Napoleon o., August Is, 1881.
GAs.-By an ordinance published in this
issue it will be seen that our town is to
have gas works in the near future. The
works are to be erected by Cincinnati par
ties, the town giving them the privilege
of laying pipes along the streets, and the
Co. to charge $3.50 per thousand cubic feet
for gas consumed by private individuals,
and S2.OOper thousand cubic feet tor public
consumption. Gas is something our town
has needed for number of years, and its
early introduction will be hailed with de-
light by most of our citizens.
SOLDIERS, ATTENT1oN.-A Grand Re-
union and G. A. r. Camp Fire will be held
at Fostoria, Ohio, on August 23d to 25th,
1881. Prominent speakers will be present,
and others. Band Tournament, Competi
tive Rifle Practice, Balloon Ascension,
Fireworks, Speeches, Toasts, Camp Remi-
niscences, Etc. This will be one of the
largest gathering of soldiers held in Ohio
this year. Reduced fare on all railroads
leading to Fostoria.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Napoleon, o., Post Office for the week end
ing Aug. l3, 1881:
Lyman Bennett, Elias Gilmore, Mrs.
Manda Gum, DIR. c. j. Hoffelmeyer, (2),
James S. Haly, Mrs. Frank Jones, Miss
Caroline Raidle, Mrs. Cealey NJ. Smith,
NJ. Stoefel, Luther White.
Persons calling for theabove letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES S. FOUKE.
Postmaster.
This is the proper season for trimming
shade trees. Trees cut now will start out
new branches and heal over the wounds
before winter. If cut back in the spring
the rapid growth will produce heavy tops
to catch the force of the severe fall winds.
But trees pruned now will have time to
start new branches and heal the wounds.
The cutting will leave the tops not too
heavy for the trunks, and will withstand
the severe winds. We would advise
against cutting large branches, for, unless
the stump is coated with thick paint or
grating wax, it will decay and, the trees
will rot into the heart. We have seen
many trees killed in this manner.
phEAl w ALL L AZ EN- o-AhEs-IAll NAIO
are desirous of papering their houses or re-
pairing them in any way this fall, will find
something in the way Of prices and goods
at Saur's Drug and Book Store, which will
be immensely interesting. For the next
60 days the Little Dutchman" proposes
to put his entire stock of wall and window
paper. oils and paints, on the market at
prices which are bound to sell them. Ev-
erybody should call at once at Saur's Drug
Store and see for themselves that the above
statement is no "blow," but a bonatide Of
fer made to purchasers as an inducement
for them to buy now, and in order to close
out this class of goods to make room for
the immense fall stock which is being pur-
chased at low prices, and which will be
shipped on or about Sept. 1st.
A REMARKABLE REvoLUTIoN.-The sue
cess OF the Literary Revolution in produc-
ing Cyclop@dia, the largest ever pub
lished in this country, in large type, well
printed and bound, at the nominal cost Of
$l5, seemed to the majority of book-buy
ers so remarkable, that the second Literary
Revolution, which reduces the cost of this
most excellent work to $40, seems almost
incredible. The facts of the case are how
ever, made so evident and so reasonable,
that there can be no questioning them.
We have in this office some of the volumes
which demonstrate their superior charac-
ter in every way, and the facts and figures
which are published in detail in an article
elsewhere in this paper, under the title of
"a Second Literary Revolution" show
very clearly, though very surprisingly how
it is possible to make such an extremely
valuable and costly Cyclopedia accessible
to the masses at such trifling cost.
To remove any possible incredulity
which might exist in the minds of some
that this is only a plausible scheme for get
ting large amount of meney in small
sums from great many individuals, in re-
turn for books which might never be de-
livered, the publishers do not require any
payment whatever in advance. Youmay,
If you please, simply send your order by
postal card, and make no payment except
upon the delivery of the goods themselves,
and after you have examined them and
found them satisfactory. Orders should
be sent to the publishers at once, in order
to secure the special terms given during
the month Of August.
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