Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-28


Court of Common Pleas will convene tt
May 10th. wee
Much plowing has been done during the II
past week anc'
Parasols were aired quite numerously Ci
last Sabbath. Hal
Everything new and cheap at Lambs. in ''"'
Liberty Center. 2t a
--- had
According to law, the duck season is ov- Cen
er for this year. n
Marshal Tressler is bound that things and
shall be cleanedup. Stol
A new station sign has been placed on S,
the depot building. ofa
Don't shed your underwear just yet. '"0
Vennor is still living. M
Grant" Hudson says suckers now bite at ~"
both ends of the pole.
J. C. Saur has had the front of his busi- ~
ness block tuck-pointed. wv,
The new walk around the Thompson =,
House is capital Improvement D.,
Fringes and persermentry, the biggest Knt
stock we ever had, at Geo. Il Joes. 3t N
Warren Balsley has had the yard in per
front ofhis dwelling nicely sodded. eacl
Backyard bon fires are now affording A
heaps OF amusement to the youngsters. darl
AS it rained on Easter Sunday we may CAT
expect rain for seven successive Sundays. ~
Jeakle is doing Il good business in the tary
way of moving houses and raising barns. OF
The Meine Bros. have purchased the e
Rainbow saloon, and have taken possess less
ion. at \
Prints, percales, merino, lawns, Swiss "A
Cretonnes, etc., big stock at Geo. & al
Joes. st rect
Everybody call and see the beautiful F.
spring styles at c. M. Fisk's Jewelry hav
store. If tow
Plenty of work for everybody in Napo- n
leon just now. No nse for any one to .,,:
stand idle w..
Among the many other attractions at Il
the Novelty Store are the pleasant young solt
lady clerks. =. =.
Leave your orders orjob printing at the all
NORTHWEST office and you will get good s.
work at reasonable prices. the
Don't forget the grand military ball to- are
night at Bitzers Hall. Take your girl and The
go, John, or whatever may be your name. A
Childrens full regular made stockings in par
all colors and styles; the biggest stock ever pio
in the city can be found at Geo. & Joes. st anu
Defiance county has Lost creek so has
Henry county. Now, neither one amounts Mr.
to anything, so let's run 'em together fo,
Defiance Express. ~
Mrs. A. e. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her A
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery Her goo
, prices are reasonable. If "w'
= 80 laid
, lot of young and thrifty maple trees ON his 49,
farm in Harrison township, which he will
give to persons who come after them. Il
In 1916 ice half an inch thick in May, wv wv
frost and ice were common in June, also .
in July and August. 1t was called the ~.
year of "eighteen hundred and starve to ca1
, DEATH"
SALE.-A large stock, consisting of ,-
paints, oils, wall paper, curtains, pocket W.,
""o ''".'A D''' ~ -: ''i'N p"ro'i' chi
drug store. If -
The Allen County Court House Commiss- coli
ion will visit Napoleon to-day or to-mor- by
. row to view our new Court House. Allen j.,
! county is about building new Court ~
House.
The Internal Revenue year closes on the
) 3Oth inst, when all special tax stamps ex-
pire by limitation. Hence, after that day P
no one can lawfully pursue any business Pile
liable to such tax, without payment of the dat
same.
The law requires township assessors to
call at the Probate Judges office and get the
death and birth blanks. Judge Haly in we
forms us that two of the townships have the
failed to do this Gil
> The residence of Hon. G. N. Lamison, in y.
Lima, was burned on Wednesday night of oo'
last week. The loss was $4,000, insured. WI
The family were absent from home at the WI
. time of the fire. Mr. Lamisons valuable .'
library was saved in damaged condition. INV
) The River Class S. S. met April Oath,
5 1881, and organized with the following c.,
corps of officers: '~'
Superintendent-F. II. Back.
Assistant Supt.-Mrs. i. Shelf.
: Secretary-C +. Wilson.
Assistant Secy.-John II. Shelf
Treasurer-F. w. Lowry.
Librarian-A. Wayne Shelf.
The residence of DR.. j. M. Shoemaker
had a narrow escape from being de- Z
: stroyed by fire Friday night last. Before +
retiring wood had been placed in the din Gr'
ing room stove, and sometime during the me
| night stick fell against the stove door, lst
3 knocking it open, the stick falling on the ma
: : floor When discovered early in the morn 7
n ing the fire had made considerable head wa
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