Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-17

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ire prompt.
Just received, 10 chests more Of that best
20 cent. tea, at Bradley's. II
Judge Latty, OF Defiance, is secretary ot
the Psulding and Cecil Il. r.
Jake Leist has some very fine. birds on
exhibition at Humphreys Drug Store.
Bernhard is like the faithful old dog
Rover. When she dies she dies all over.
Read Bernstein's big advertisement.
"The One Price to All Alike" nan means
business.
Toledo people didn't take to Bernhardt
to any great extent, and neither did the
outsiders. -
The Ladies' Relief Association meets at
the residence of Mrs. r. b. Heller to-
morrow afternoon at 2is o'clock.
They havejust arrived from New York.
Blank books and pocket books, full line
and the cheapest in the land, at Knee
lands. II
All members OF the 7. b. b. Club are re-
quested to meet Saturday night, at the
usual place. Important business will be
transacted.
have some goods in warehouse in rear
of old store, that Twill retail at wholesale
prices. Do not forget the place.
st HE. CARY.
When you drive nail into the wall or
clothes press, drive it through spool up
to the head, and you will have peg which
will not rend or tear.
Why do not our people who are going
away, or have friends visiting them,
apprise us of the fact? We cannot be ex-
pected to know such things by intuition.
Picked Holland Herring,
Tongue and Pigsfeet at Tietjens
& Co.'S. st
Drop in and take look at the display
of piece goods at Hahn & Meyers. They
have some nobby patterns, which they
make upto order in fine style. Try them.
3t
Although the Hanging Bee" at Free
mont did not come off as expected, the in
auguration did, and Humphreys, new
stock ofwall paper, paints, &C., arrived all
the same. It
An item going the rounds of the press
states that the height ofthe human figure
is six times the length of the feet. IT this
has no variation, it fixes the altitude of
Bro. Fouke at about eighteen feet.
One thousand pairsof Pants from seven
ty-tive cents to six dollars, at Bernstein's.
Heavy working Pants for laborers, farm
ers and mechanics, aspecialty. Good jeans
Fants, lined through, at eighty-tive cents,
at Bernstein's One Price Clothing House.
st
= Now here is a chance for some Napoleon
advertises that he will give $4,000 rs
premium for the loveliest lady in the land.
He wants her for his circus, to show as the
woman living.
Bryan did not succeed in securing the
College, even after it had
raised the amount asked of them. Green
Springs carried off the prize. Bryan
would have been a better point, or even
Defiance, but Napoleon would have been
the most suitable location.
BY the falling ofa scaffolding at the new
Court House, Thursday, some of the
had narrow escape from being
hurled to the ground from the top OF the
building. They stepped from the scatfold
as it was falling. Several tons of brick
and mortar was upon the scatfod when it
toppled.
ESCAPED FROM THE ToILs.--Jno. Bacon,
Laporte, Ind, writes: "Hurrah for
Spring Blossom it's all you recommend it
to be. My dyspepsia has all vanished.
Why don't you advertise it? What allow
ance will you make if I take dozen bot
ties, so that I could oblige my friends oc-
casionally?" Price, SO cents, trial bottles
10 cents.
A vocal and instrumental entertain
ment will be given at Liberty Center, + ri
day and Saturday evenings of this week.
The entertainment is gotten up for the
benefit of the Liberty Brass Band, and
judging from the printed programme it
will be enjoyable for all to attend. The
citizens of Liberty should give the boys
good lit.
The latest and best song and chorus is
entitled, "The Flower of Tennessee" by
James L. Stewart. This song has one of
The most beautiful melodies ever publish
ed, and is sung with immense success by
the prominent Minstrel troupes through
out the country. The music is very sim
pie and can be played on the organ or
pano. Price, 35 cents per copy, sent to
any address upon receipt of price. Ad-
lress, F. w. Helmick, Music Publisher,
$50 Elm street, Cincinnati, o.
Persons can not be too careful in the use
Of base burning stoves, particularly when
spring is approaching and the weather be-
gins to moderate. Fires are then checked
by closing the hampers of stoves, thus pre-
venting free combustion of carbonic
oxide steadily distilling from the incan-