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


irday.
Call in and hear the tick, tick and strike,
'trike, at Fresse Bros. 81
ID. ]. Humphrey had valuable canary Q
bird get away last week. b
Just received, 10 chests more of that best
10 cent. tea, at Bradley's. If Y
The king of cures at the Thompson r
House next Monday for one week.
The prospects for big sugar crop are b
splendid, in the "sWeet bye and bye" !
Judge Haly issued fifteen permits to
marry during the month of February.
"Adam and Eve" will be discussed next
Sunday night, at Beckman's Hall. Free
to all.
The largest and finest assortment of
Watches ever on display in Napoleon, at
Frease Bros. st +,
With the coming of spring general
up Of our streets and alleys ,
should commence.
LosT-Between Napoleon and Wauseon, t
one calf skin shoe. The finder will please
leave it at this Office.
r. NJ. Caskey sold 80 head of cattle and 7
81 hogs of his feeding, from Jan. s, to Feb. J
26. They amounted to S3, ,526.55. |
S. NJ. Honeck is bound to sell clothing
made to order cheaper, quality considered, t
than any other house in the city. If q
The Auditor and Commissioners of De- 9
tance county were in session with our g,
officers last week upon ditch matters.
II + Norden & Co. intend to cut prices ,
on their winter goods from now on, and
we know they have some splendid bar
gains. 3t
The town council should get the Board [
of Health to work at once, so that the
town may be. thoroughly cleaned before
hot weather.
The celebrated 1'iffin Bologna |
and Cincinnati Summer Sausage,
very fine, at Tietjens Il Co.'S. 3t
Col. lIissong offers his residence on
Washington St., next to w. l.. Heller's,
tor sale cheap. A good chance for de-
sirable place for a home. See Frank Rum ]
nell.
l,n n tyot n tirSt -f.1a G 81
A. J. Vandenbroek & Co.'S. They have on
hand a large stock of imported and domes-
tic cassimeres, sheviots, worsted and
cloths, and doeskins. 6t-febl7
Members ofthe Royal Arcanum are noti-
tied that assessment No. "a is now in the
hands of the collector and will be due and
payable on or before March 18th. The as
.sessment should be met promptly.
The largest assortment of hats can be
found at Bernsteins New York Clothing
House. All kinds ofwool and fur hats, for
men, boys and children, from twenty-five
cents to three dollars. One price to all. 3t
Our subscription list is increasing, not
withstanding we have been compelled to
cut off number of subscribers who were
in arrears to such an extent that we could
not in justice to ourselves carry them
longer.
Postmasters should not forget that it is
their duty to inform publishers when a
paper lays dead in their office. Don't put
it to your own use, or you may be compelled
to pay for tin dollars and cents or your
official head
Bradley purchased large bill of dam
aged goods last week while at Toledo. He
also had bill of coffee damaged to such
an extent as to render it entirely useless,
while lying in the freight house at Toledo
during the flood.
In publishing the real estate transfers a
few weeks ago an error was made in a
transfer from L. NischwitZ to J. Nisch-
witt. The transfer should have read: +.
Nischwitz to J. Nschwitz and ]. Gray, -
l-3 acres in Flatrock twp, 81.
Ouitea number of our merchants had
bills of goods on the way and lying at
Toledo when the floods struck that place.
Much damage was done them. The ques-
ton now arises: Who is responsible for
the damage, and who is to stand the
loss.
Napoleon has more naughty girls to the
square inch than any town in the State, of
its ze.-70ledo Dem. Not naughty, only
playful, Mr.. Democrat; so much so that if
you ever show your face again in Napo-
leon they will play the old harry with
you.
HahnS Meyer, the popular proprietors
of the we'll known Eagle Clothing House,
are Offering their winter stock at cheap
rates, in order to make room for their inn
mense spring stock, which will be on in a
short time. A visit to their store will re-
pay you. 1t
Last week Judge J. J. Moore received a
telegram announcing the death of his
mother, Mrs. Margaret Moore, who died
at her residence IN Mahoning county, on
the 18th inst. Mrs. Moore was 7S years of
age and had resided at the place of her
death since in lSl2.-Ottd,Da Sentinel.
ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY.-On Monday
Sheriff Damn arrested at Whitehouse one