Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-10
Eggs are falling in price.

Eggs are falling in price.
Prepare to -, out shade trees.
Gents, did you see those late style hats
at Reeder's? u
The milIiners are getting ready for their
spring harvest.
Elegant line OF Clocks of all kinds, sizes
and prices, at Frease Bros. 70
The County Commissioners were in
regular session this week.
For PicKerel, salmon, trout and all kinds
Of salt fish, go to Bradley's. #
Imported Settlers Water at
TieGens & Co.'S. 3t
The heating apparatus at the school
house is now in perfect order, we under
stand.
The largest aud finest assortment of
Watches ever on display in Napoleon, at
Frease Bros. 3t
Deal with those merchants who invite
you to cone to their places of business
through the columns of your local paper.
Picked Holland Herring,
Tongue and Pigsfeet at Tietjens
& Cos. 3t
They havejust arrived from New York.
Blank books and pocket books, full line
and the cheapest in the land, at Knee
lands. If
The afternoon mite of the ladies OF the
Presbyterian congregation will meet at
the residence OF Mrs. Flack on next We'd
nesday afternoon.
SAVE Your MoNEy-By buying paints,
oils, wall and window paper, shades, fix
lures. brushes, ready mixed paints, warm
ishes etc., at Kneeland's new. drug store.
If
The out lot containing two acres more
or less, on the south side of the river,
known as the Dittenhaver lot, will be Of
tered at a bargain for the next 30 days.
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One thousand pairsof Pants from seven
ty-tive cents to six dollars, at Bernstein's.
Heavy working Pants for laborers, farm
ers and mechanics, a speciality. Good jeans
Pants, lined through, at eighty-five cents,
at Bernstein's One Price Clothing House.
3t
Hahn e Mnuar ho atr
of the well known Eagle Clothing House,
are offering their winter stock at cheap
rates, i'll order to make room for their i'm
mense spring stock, which will be on in a
short time. A visit to their store will re-
pay you. 3t
BEAUTIFUL AND GRAND.-With the
opening of spring has come the wall paper
king, at Saur's Book and Wall Paper De-
pot, with the largest stock and most beau
tiful patterns of wall paper which has ever
been opened out in any retail store, in
town or city. Never before were the pat
terms so beautiful as they are this spring.
The new styles are shade lighter than
last year, and the dados wider. Don't tail
to see them. This house takes great plea
sure in showing their goods, whether you
wish to buy or not; and it is often salts
faction in knowing just what the latest
styles are in this line OF goods. The prices,
as heretofore, will be as low as the lowest:
and the goods can always be relied on as
being of the very best quality.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Napoleon Post Office for the week ending
March 5th, 1881:
Miss Rosa Borman. Miss Kate BorInall.
g. w. NJ. Cartney, or Eliza l.. M. .Cartnev,
Rev. Poacher, Joseph +. Echu,
Francis NJ. Gerse, John III, Holly.
Milo Hunter, Mary Martin,
Miss Elphrua Hiser, J. A. Macumber,
Miss Minnie Palmer,2 w. Shellhammer.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES S. FOUKE.
Postmaster.
The Report of the Napoleon Union
Schools for the week ending March 4th.
1881:
Yearly enrolment sos
Term enrolment 553
Weekly enrolment 3G7
Daily attendance 32S
Per cent of attendance 50