Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-03-31

Look over our advertisements before
you make your purchases.
Just received, 10 chests more of that best
80 cent. tea, at Bradley's. If
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\. b. Smith has sold the Delta 1ra-
fdachc to l.. j. Patch.
The County Auditor gives notice I" As
SCISSORS in another column.
Sherman has broke ground for his new
building on Washington street.
Go to $. VI. Honeck and get your choice
of spring suiting, at very low rates. If
"The King OF cures" will he at tn,
Thompson House next week.
New spring percales, camhrics, lawn
and calico, this week at NOrden's. e
The fish market has moved to the corner
of Scott and Washington streets.
Any person wanting nice currant trees
will please call on J. w. Hudson. 2t
Clerk Augenstein publishes his report
of corporation finances in this issue.
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Candidates order your tickets immedi.
ately. Don't wait untl the last moment
Spring clothing, hats, caps and fancy
ties, at A. J. Vandenbroek & Co.'S.
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&. Kohler has built tasty new barn and
otherwise improved his property on Scott
street.
Go to 5. NJ. Honeck and get one ofthose
nobby. neat fitting suits that he always
turns on. Il
See notice ofperfumed kid gloves in an.
other column. Best and cheapest glove
sold, at +. Norden's & Co. m2i-3m
A freight train was wrecked on the T.
D. & B. r. r., near Malinta on the 18th
which delayed trains for some time.
Go to School Hall tonight and see
"Amoug the Breakers" and ''Hans Won
Smash Heaps of fun and amusement.
a full line of elegant spring cloths, cassi.
meres, worsted and Scotch suitings, now
ready at A. J. Vandenbroek & Cos.
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Ladies', il you want a fine pocket-book,
the largest assortment and latest styles
will be found at Kneeland's Drug Store. Il
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master is looked upon with the most sus.
picion when he says there is no letter for
you.
Ladies desiring assistance with their
spring family sewing, can be assisted by
Mrs. Emma Hoskinson. Residence with
widow McGill. Boys clothes speciality
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Farmers tell us that the sap of the maple
tree is very much sweeter this spring thar
it usually is, and attribute it to the cold
winter.
A pleasant surprise party took place al
the home of Miss May Randall, on Friday
evening. Dancing and games were in
dulged in, and the evening was pleasantly
enjoyed.
PANoRAMA.-until further notice there
will be on free exhibition beautiful pan
Drama of works of art, at Kneeland's Drug
Store. All should call and see it as soon
as possible. If
The Sabbath Schools OF Bowling Greer
are closed, as it was thought best to keel
the children apart as much as possible il
the place in order to prevent the spread o
scarlet fever.
WANTED, RED ELM BARK.-Length .
feet, white and well dried before put il
bundles. Highest market price paid. Fol
further information enquire at Merchants
Hotel At FRED. BURGDOLT.
The Ladies' Relief Association will meet
ut the residence Of Mrs. $. Bernstein or
Friday afternoon at 2l@ o'clock. 4 full at.
tendance Is desired, AS this is the last
meeting of the season.
There should be night watch and every
person found upon the streets after IL o.
clock at night who cannot give a satisfac-
tory account of himself should be locked
up until morning.
Six hundred new suits of cot hes for the
spring trade, at prices that throw all com
petition into the shade, at Bernstein's,
prices lower than ever; square dealing
one price to all st
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Citizens Of Liberty Center and sur
rounding county: You will find II general
line offresh goods opened out next week,
April 5, at tho old stand formerly occupied
by A. u. Bryan. j. r. LAMB.
Liberty Center, o., March 20, 'sl.
NEVER, NO NEvER.-An exchange says
Ulysses s. Grant will never be Emperor
but will always stand high in the hearts OF
his countrymen, occupying the position
that Spring Blossom holds, in curing sick
headache, biliousness, indigestion, etc
Price, SO cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Col. heubert, of the 10th O. n. c., sails
for Europe from New York, on the I'd o,
April. He will be absent about three
months. Lieut.. Col. Norton will be in
charge the Regiment while the Colonel
is absent. The management has fallen in
to worthy hands, as Col. Norton is noted
tor haiuu a onmnntnpt nfiionr and uuitC