Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-12


lNDATIN NnDnuWE
IORA " NOR LII We
us suO" VI 'ne seAsoh-'Ah AM
s' -~So@y, -lay -1eh.
The highest price paid for all kinds Of
country produce at the boat store. 2t
The case of the State VS.. r. X. Scott has
been continued until next term of Court.
81.
OaiS lOCISs per paTrel al the
boat store 1t
10y 0Aii anu see 'he Deau'iiui
sp'I"s Styles "' - NJ fisks 'e"eiry
S'o'e' u
Groschner q Reddersen are selling the
new Imperial Gibbs Steel Plow, the best
n. Ii. Hartman last week received sever
al hne specimens OF the Susquehanna
shad' sent him by his father.
Farmers trv few nopnds ~ that rool,
salt for cattle. oIso ooru;,a E,oI;oh doiu,,
IL VIII make your butter better. Cary has
all xmas. st
The General SYNOD of the Reformed
Church in the United States will convene
in triennial session at Tiffin. Ohio. Wed.
nesday, May 18th.
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i"tso S'och' consis'ihs oi
and blank books. drugs and patent medi-
cines, at the lowest prices at Kneeland,s
drug store. If
whor ohiIdron aro -o..1o.. -. ,;rh. ,
irg ont in tho;r o,oon ord oual;no fr;nht-
ened Depio,s Worn, svr,n y;I, aivo i'm
mediate relief and irspra sornd sleon
Follow with three or fopr doses next dav
and cure will he effected Of
p.oi'i0'o.' 0
-, ~, ~, 80, -,
- 49, ~, 20, .ao, - ". w. s:, ~,
r, w w.. 80
as nhoao ~ all ' O ~
You may not be aware of it, but it is
time you had found out, that Hahn d
Meyers IS the place TO get neat hts IN
clothlng. Leave your measure, young
man, Tor SUIT OF spring and summer
goods, ana you VIII be greeted with smiles
from The fair ones and putcomtortable and
at your ease at all times. Try 1t. Ut
NE" TooDs'-"e deslre 10 Call the aC-
tention OF thepublic to our new stock of
spring and summer goods as being one OF
the most desirable stocks that we have eV-
er offered, being full and complete in all
the different denartments to which wa in
.'ito M .ho nr,,;a ~ aau ",',l ,"anont ou o,. w.
- w.. Ip0''
-s'ou soous a' AZ" p'lces'
nespecVlully'
y. q j. WILSON,
All the ridiculous arguments in the
world cannot convince sensible man that
resuiar' legi'iiiia'e' exclusive Oloehlhg
house is hot 'he pace "here he can 90 the
pest III puylhg cio1hlng. you mght as
well Ieil nm 'iia' ou'chers shop Is hot
'he pace W puy Ills ilieat' Inc great llass
Of people know this, and buy their cloth
ng at Bernstelns Square Dealing, One
Price Clothing House. This house sells
more clothing than all the rest combined,
and sells cheaper than the cheapest. One
price to all and no advantage taken of man,
woman or child. 1t
Tatters remaininr nnca1led for in tho
1ano,eon POST Ohice for tho wool, ona;rn
Nav 1891.
Jrs Frank Thomnson lane T. Caesar
Theodore Kobka, Lewis Salter,
Mrs. Maggie Wright. '
Letter held for postage: Heinrich Elel-
n, Canterbury, New Zealand.
Persons calling for the above letters will
'lease say they were advertised and give
late. JAMES S. FOUKE.
Postmaster.
At meeting of the School Board, held
iav 9Th, 1881. the following teachers were
mploved for the next school wear. conn
nencing Sept. 4:
Superintendent w. Williamson.
High School-Miss f. E. johnson.
A Grammar-To be supplied,
B Miss Amelia Armstrong.
G Z" Mrs. Mary E. Maerker.
A Intermediate-Mi Mae Sheffield.