Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-02-03


Two Of the children Of i NJ Baldwin are
down with the measles.
The Infirmary Directors will be in ses-
SION the first of next week.
The thermometer stood degrees below
zero Wednesday morning.
Try Norden's for Shoes, the best and
lowest priced alwayson hand. 81
The town was chuck full of teams on
Saturday, and business was lively.
Judge Haly issued Is certificates OF mar
riage during the month of January.
Cary & Co. have put up over 200 tons
of ice, enough for two or three seasons.
The County Commissioners will meet in
their regular monthly session on Monday
next.
DR.. Andrews will be at the Thompson
Hotel on Monday next and will remain
for one week.
The ice is fully two feet thick at this
point. Something has got to give when it
goes out of the river.
Ifyou want to see the finest assortment
OF Bird Cages, both wire and wood, 60 TO
III, T.. Cary Il Co. feb3 3t
The engineers on the Wabash are not
allowed to make over thirty miles an hour
during the cold weather..
Bargains in winter clothing at the Eagle
Clothing House of Hahr & Meyer. Drop
in and examine stock and prices. 3t
1t is the universal cry all over the land
that 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure is positive
cure. Read the advertisement.
We have some fine, elegant Robes on
hand, and rather than carry them over
will sell them very cheap, at H + Norden
& Co.'S. 1t
We are glad to see the farmers filling
their weasel skins this winter. The wood
and timber harvest will equal the grain
harvest.
Another new town has been laid out in
Monroe township, on the Narrow Guage
to he known as Herrtown. Peter Ritter
is its founder.
An ordnance should be passed forbidding
boys and girls running after and jumping
on bobs and sleighs. The amusement is
dangerous to life and limb.
Quite gay party of young folks from
Napoleon made raid in the country up
on the residence of Edward Gum on,
night last week. The result was pleas
ant time, plenty to eat and "A fine sleigl
ride.
e. T. Dunn, ESQ.,, of Findlay, was il
town on Saturday, and dropped in to SCI
us. Mr.. Dunn entertains fair hopes in re
gard to the building of the Columbus
Findlay & Northwestern railway.--Desh
ten Flag.
Forty years experience has stamped pub
lie approval on Ayers Cherry Pectoral, a
the most reliable of all remedies for Throa
or Chest diseases. Its continued and in
creasing popularity is conclusive evidenc
of its superior curative qualities.
In looking around for sewing machin
call in at Norden's and examine the Ed
ridge. 1t is the absolute perfection of me
chanical skill, and combines the goo,
qualities of all other machines, and thel
so very cheap. 3t
If there is any truth in the old saying
"that severe winter is an indication Q
good crops the coming summer, 'our farm
ers may as we'll pull down their old barn
and go to work building larger ones, TO
the past month has been about as sever
as our people ever experienced.
James O'Brien's log-cutters cut 10
trees on Henry Downey's farm, two mile
south of Tiffin, among which was tn
mammoth elm tree which measured sever
feet and one inch in diameter, and in th
body of this tree they caught large badg
er, and it was all that three dogs could d'
to handle it.-Senecd Aduertiser.
GOING TO DETIANCE.-Mr. Ed. Carroll
who has been with d d j Wilson for ;
long time, leaves this week for Defiance
where he has accepted a position in thu
grocery store ofCary & Carroll. We arr
sorry to see ed" leave Napoleon, bu1
wish him abundant success in his new
home.
A PERFECT MARTYR.--"I was a perfect
martyr to rheumatism" hale and hear.
ty individual was heard to remark the
other day, but continued he, CDR. Thomas
Eclectric Oil banished the pains, which
racked my joints and muscles, and look at
ME now" A glance convinced us. Fol
sale by j. C. Saur.
OYSTER SUPPER.-The ladies of the
Presbyterian Congregation will give an
oyster supper at the residence of j. II. Ty-
Ter, OF next Wednesday evening. An in
vitaton is extended to all, especially those
attending Court. Supper will be served
from 6 to s o'clock. Oysters with any
amount of extras % cents.
LEG BRoKE.--A little son of Ed. Crock
EFT had one Of his legs broken by
being run over by bob-sled on Sat
urday. The fracture was just above
the ankle, which was properly cared fol
by Mrs. II. II. Sheffield. The accident oc-