Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-10
Personal.


Ex-Commissioner IIornung, of New la
varia, spent Tuesday in ,.apOleon.
Capt. and Mrs. Draper, of Toledo, spent
the Sabbath in Napoleon with friends.
L. r. Flennsr, of Tifiin, has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. John Siford, this week.
Miss Nellie Squires, OF Defiance, visited
in this place last week, the guest of Lou
Foust.
ii. +. Bostlcman, who has been travel
ing through Texas the past month, re-
turned home Sunday.
Deshler Fidg: Mrs. W. J.. Heller and
son, of Napoleon, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Morris, this place.
ii, +. Norden is now i'm New York look
ing after n spring stock of goods. Look
out for novelties upon his return.
Mr.. A. u. Bryan, of Liberty Center, after
a business siege OF over seventeen years,
will 90 out of active business on the lst OF
the coming April.
NJ. T.. Heller left Tor New York city on
Thursday last to lay in a huge stock OF
spring goods. The ladies will of course
watch for his return.
Chas. Hague leaves for Fostoria this
week, where he will go into the black
smithing business upon his own hook.
Mr.. Hague will be missed by his many
friends in this locality, but all will wish
him success in his new location.
Mr.. Philip Hear>ch, of Bcrnstein's Cloth
ing House, has concluded 10 leave Ma
poleon and 20 into business for himself at
Hicksville, Ohio. He left on Monday for
the East to lay in IA stock of goods. We
wish Mr.. Hearsh success in his new home
Rev. Spreng left Monday morning for
Conf ference, which meets at Independence
this week. Mr.. s. does not expect to re-
turn here for the coming year, much to
the regret of many friends and admirers.
He preached his farewell sermon last Sab
bath evening to large congregation.
Bowling Green Democrat: Zen. Tyler,
of Perrysburg, eldest son of Jas. Tyler,
the eminent lawyer, who has been attend
ing school at Buffalo and Fordham, n. Y,
for the past seven years, has graduated,
and returned home last week Thursday.
Rem. will now study law in his fathers
Office, and has the promise of making as
good one as Tyler, Sr.
DR.. Emanuel Dulitz returned from Gin
cinnati last week, having graduated from
the Medical College. DR.. Dulitz has
medical education, having been
in College at Heidelberg, in the old coun-
try, served an apprenticeship AS drug
yist, and graduated from one of the best
colleges in this country. He has associat-
ed himself with DIR. McHenry, one of our
oldest physicians, and will practice his
profession in this locality.
$. M. Honeck has just received his
spring stock of piece goods, the finest in
the city. If
THANKs.-Our Democratic friend Thos.
l.ingle, has the thanks of the employees of
The NORTHWEST office for bucket of nice
sweet cider.
NEW GooDS.--95 eases and bales Of new
goods just received for the early spring
trade, embracing general assortment, at
d. g. J. Wilson's. 2t
SOMETHING NEw.--Kneeland, the enter
prising druggist, has lately invented ma
.hine for showing samples of wall paper
hat beats anything we have seen. Call
md see for yourselves. If
A FAMILY REQUIsITE.-Leopol Spiedel,
,O1 Shumway street, Buffalo, N. v, says
le has used DR.. Thomas Ecectric Oil in
lis family for coughs and colds, and that
t is the best thing he ever knew. For sale
~ j. c. Saur.
FARM WANTED Il want to exchange
20 acres of excellent land withiH mile of
town, in Burt Co., Nebraska, for
small improved farm near Napoleon.
Will pay difference, il amy, in cash. Ad-
lress for particulars, Lock Box 10, Tiilin,
)hio. It !
NoTIcE.--A large number OF citizens
laving requested the p. NJ, in writing, to
Keep the Post Office open an hour on Sun
lays, OH and after Sunday, March 9th, it
will be kept open between the hours OF .
md 10 o'clock Il. IN. The doors will be
'pened promptly at and close as prompt
Y at 10. J. 5. FoUKE, =. NJ.
WAGON MAKING. AND REPAIRING.-Pcr-
ons wishing anything in the wagon or re-
,airing line should call on John Miller,
Front street, Napoleon, who warrants all
lis work. Mr.. Miller is one Of the best
rorkmen in this locality, and will do a
rood job at reasonable prices for all who
'atronize him. shop II few doors west of
'erry street.
PUBLIC SALE.--The undersigned will Of
or at public SALE at his residence in Oko-
,na, on Monday, March 2lst, 1881, the fol-
owing property, to-wit: One horse, 2
ows, 9 calves, 10 head OF sheep, dog, set
harness, plow, pair bob-sleds, land
DlIer, boys clothing, tons hay in the
arm, kettles, barrels, etc. Household and
itchen furniture, and numerous other
rticles. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
m. JACOB HELMKE.
Reeder has hats for men, boys and child
IN. 2t
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