Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-08-04
Corn is coming on nicely.
Pears are in the market.

Corn is coming on nicely.
Pears are in the market.
Watermelons are in market.
Straw goods cheap at Norden's. !
Wheat is coming in at lively rate.
Katydids have made their appearance.
Spring chickens are scarce in this mar
let.
The apple crop will not be large this
year.
The Infirmary Directors were i'm session
Tuesday.
Bro. Fouke is building an addition to
his house.
The County Commissioners we're in ses.
sion Monday.
Gypsies have encamped in this locality
Turing the past week.
Go and see the novelties in ready-made
at Norden's.
There's no doubt about it, Napoleon is
a big town for its size.
The Auditor takes up considerable o
our space this week with ditch stories.
Ladies wishing calling cards should cal
this office and examine our styles. tt
The business outlook for this fall is good
A word to the wise merchant is sufficient
Henry county has one ofthe finest iaili
in this part ofthe State.-Defance Express
For general line of fresh groceries cal
on Jas. NJ. Myers on the South side. H,
sells cheap. Pm
No lady should be without package o
cards. The NORTHWEST has som,
fine styles.
Mr.. Jones has moved his novelty stor
from the Miller House block to Curtis
old stand.
Judge Haly issued seventeen marriage
licenses during the month of July. Prett,
good for so warm month.
lightning has killed more persons thi
year already than it was ever known Il
have killed before in three years.
d. j. Humphrey has let the contract 70
his new brick block to Wauseon parties
Work will be commenced at once.
If you want necklace for YOUR girl
call on G. M. Fisk, where you will find tn
finest stock ever brought to the city. tt
Why don't the doctors and lawyers O
Napoleon get up a match game of bas
ball? They would attract large crowd
On the Sth, the occasion of Barnum'
Show at Toledo, the Wabash will sci
round trip tickets from Napoleon at $1.45
Hunters say the crop OF young quail
next season, will be immense. The DIR,
weather has been favorable for Matching
The ladies of the Presbyterian Churcl
will hold their afternoon mite at the hous
of Mrs. David Shoemaker on next Wednes
day.
Men doing any Kind of business shoult
have their letter heads, bill heads and en-
velopes printed. 1t serves as an advertise
ment of your business.
Farmers, don't fail to see the new i'm
proved Hoosier Drill before you buy. Sh,
is the buss drill. Sold as-~eheap as any
other tirst-class drill. 3t
We understand that Seth Curtis will
close out his stock at auction, preparatory
to building brick block next spring, or
the site of his present business location.
J. J. Cothran has sold his hotel at Wapa.
loneta to his son, J. H. Cothran, and Joe
formerly of this place. We hope
5hese young gentlemen may meet with
good success.
Jas. Shay has now had control OF the fire
engine for three years, and has made quite
4 successful engineer. He takes much
delight in showing and talking of his
'marsheen."
Four ounces of saltpetre dissolved in a
pail of water and sprinkled on the cucum-
ber vines is said to be an excellent prepara.
ton for destroying the little black insects
that infest them at this season.
Farmers wanting riding Sulky Plow
should call and see the new Improved
Casaday. This Plow is warranted to be the
best Plow in the market. Come and see
for yourself Groschner & Reddersen are
agents. st
Beeswax and salt will make your rusty
flat-irons as clean and smooth as glass
Tie lump of wax in rag, and keep it fol
that purpose. When the irons are hot
rub them first with the wax rag; then
scour with paper or cloth sprinkled with
salt.
The symptoms OF worms are well known
but they frequently occur when there are
no worms present. The bowls are torpid
or constipated. OF course g
vermifuge fails to give relief. Denig's
Worm Syrup is just the thing needed, and
will cure. 2t
n Shnrina,, h,,il W.