Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-04-07

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Findlay has coal famine.
Friday was bad day for movers.
Fremont has a young ladies cooking
club.
DIR. westerieldt is hapPy-its 10 pound
boy.
New line shoes just arrived at Geo. &
Joes. u
The County Commissioners were in scs-
sion Tuesday.
A big lot of canned fruit TO be sold cheap
at Bradley's. u
There will be no vacation in our public
schools until May.
The Holmes Brothers have disposed of
their store in Deshler.
Yandenbroek & Co. have one ofthe neat
est show windows in town.
We took eight new subscribers for the
last Saturday.
Go to S. NJ. Honeck and get your choice
of spring suiting, at very low rates. II
Easter Sunday comes OH April 18th this
Lot haY Inst
Go to S. NJ. Honeck and get one ofthose
nobby. neat fitting suits that he always
turns out. u
The Ohio House of Representatives has
passed bill allowing 80 cents. for hawk
scalps, we understand.
Defiance is to have a new iron bridge, of
the Morrison patent. The Dayton Bridge
Co. will be the builders.
See notice ofperfumed kid gloves in an
other column. Best and cheapest glove
sold, at f. Norden's Il Co. m4-3m
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will holi their afternoon mite at the house
of Mrs. ]. II. Tyler on next Wednesday.
Ladies, if you want fine pocket-book,
the largest assortment and latest styles
will be found at Kneelands Drug Store. tt
Harry Dodd was on the train on the
Wabash last Wednesday when the acci-
dent occurred. He was not hurt, but con-
siderably shock up.
fyou want to see Humphrey rebuild on
his corner, go and pay that account you
owe him. Some of you owed him long be-
fore he burned out. 1t
The eighth annual Convention Of the
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen's
Association, will he held in Ada, Harden
county, on Tuesday, April 26th.
PANoRAMA.-Untilf 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. tt
Among the little items of personal COM
fort and economy are Ayers Pills. They
are the ready remedy which defeat many
disorders, ftaken in season, and should
be kept in every family.
EASTER DANCE.-The Meine Bros, wht
have Just returned after q long absence
will give German and English Easte
Dance, at Beckman Hall on the evening O
the 18th inst. Everybody is invited. Ad
mission fee as usual. 2t
Napoleon people, for some reason, di'
not give the Defiance Philharmonics
good reception last Friday night. The So
ciety came home with a loss of from 500 t.
$50. It was meritorious entertainment
and was deserving of better treatment
Defiance Democrat.
Gen. Stedman and family, OF Toledo, ,ha
narrow escape Sunday night from the el
fects rot coal gas. On retiring the Goa
stove was not properly adjusted, the con
sequence being the family was almost oy
| ofCOIIle ny tHt pOioohouS St'S. "A Piy oASAR
was summoned, who administered tn
proper restoratives, and all danger was rt
moved.
Letters remaining uncalled for in tt
NAPOLEON Post Office for the week endin
April I'd, 1881:
Miss Flora Brownell, Phillip Whitmor
Frank Byers, John Long,
John Yocom.
Persons calling for the above letters Wi
please say they were advertised and gi'
date. JAMES 5. FOUhE.
Postmaster.
FRIGHTFUL VIM. Pomer
Bangor. NJ. E., writes: l have for a lor
time suffered from continual constipatio
making my life a misery, and causil
headache and frightful cramps. NJ
Thomson (who has been lately visiting
Buffalo, induced me to try the Sprir
Blossom. 1t has perfectly cured me. Pric
so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.