Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-05-19

The best looking woman in town has a
new hat.
The finest line OF children's shoes at
Frease's. 2t
The street sprinkler has made his ap-
pearance.
Wood county has organized al agricul-
tural society.
Go to the show next Tuesday. The first
of the season.
soapine at Cary's, cents per package
or 4 for 25cts. 3t
/ Uneasy lies the head that wears hat
out of fashion.
We are on the second quarter of the new
year. Time flies.
Lakeside will be illuminated by the
electric light this year.
Another new line of gents neck ties
Just received at Reeder's. 2t
Quite large number OF our citizens will ,
visit Lakeside this season.
Kneeland, the Druggist, has the finest
| line of fishing tackle in the county. tt I
This is the last week of our public
schools. The graduating exercises will be
held next week. {
Groschner & Reddersen are selling the {
new Imperial Gibbs Steel Plow, the best
plow in the market. I'm
Everything in the drug, paint, oil and
wall paper line-new, fresh and at lowest
prices at Kneeland's. If
The farmers have taken advantage of
the splendid corn weather for the past two
weeks. Some corn is already up.
When completed Henry county will
have one of the handsomest Court Houses
in the State Wauseom Erpositor.
Geo. Davis had the misfortune to break t
his leg last week while working on barn, I
by slipping and falling upon beam.
1t is pleasant to see so many of our citi- t
zens fixing up their yards. All these little t
Improvements help to beautify our town. {
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church t
will hold their afternoon mite at the resi-
dence of Mrs. M. Knupp on next Wednes- t
day afternoon. 4;
The Charley Foster Police Board of To- y
ledo has been recognized as the legal board c
by the Supreme Court. The board elected
by the people must take back seat.
Sin the midst of matrimonial engage |
ments we are in DEATH" should be the {
moral aphorism applicable to the prospec- 6
tive grooms of Napoleon.-To Toledo Ameri- {
can. I,
Those little pieces of tin stuck all over
the slate root on the school building looks
terrible. 1t is a shame to distigure so fine
structure to save few dollars, if that is !
what it was done for.
We called at Frease Bros. Jewelry Store :
the other day, and were wonderfully sur
prised to find such a large stock of fine
watches, ranging in prices from five to c
one hundred dollars. At s
SILKS AND SATINs.-A splendid assort-
ment of black and colored dress silks in gro 1
grain satin, D'Leyon surah satin, ,brocade,
&c. Also dress trimmings in great varie-
ty at d. & j. Wilson's. 2t. Il
Dr.. A. Burford of Napoleon, has pur- Fl
chased the interest of N. III. Burkholder 4
in the livery business of Burkholder & g
Caulkins. The firm will hereafter be J.
Burford Il Defiance Dem.
1t is a peculiar feature of the manage o
ment o. the Wabash road, that the COM il
pany pays all medicine and doctor bills of n
employees who have to "lay Off on ac-
count OF sickness. Over one hundred and Z
fifty dollars was so distributed at Ft. \
Wayne station to-day.-W Wayne NewS.
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FISHER INDICTED FOR MURDER IN SECOND De- S
aREE.The Grand Jury completed their labors Mon q
day by finding an indictment against Joseph Fisher
for murderi the second degree The prisoner was -;
brought from the Defiance Jail yesterday and arralgn :,
ed before Judge Moore. motion for continuance ~
of the until next term court was sustained by
the Court and the prisoner remanded to JAIL his e
bond for the present being fixed at 000 The coun-
sci for the prisonerwi argue motion tomorrow for
a reduction of bail. The State is represented by i;
Prosecuting Attorney Knupp, assisted by Judge ].
NJ. Haag; the defense by Tyler & Donnelly and j. VI
II. Tylei, of Perrysburg. II
we nave already SAID something about vi,
the hawk business, but the exact law in .,
the case we have not seen. 1t is now =,
stated that the recent legislature passed ri
law which provides that any one killing
hawk, shall, on the presentation of such
dead bird to the clerk of the township I'll
he resides, be entitled to fifty hi
cents, which will be paid out of the sur is
plus dog tax fund. People will now go CT
into the hawk raising business in order to IL
get the bounty. The crop of hawks will tn
prove to be astonishingly large. ca ca
Here's cheek: Some days ago we re-, il
ceived request or proposition from the
Toledo Blade to insert an advertisement, n,
and take in payment an exchange of the NJ
Weekly Blade during Nasby's fen months IT
absence IN Europe! AS the amount of adver- JIG
Using they wish us to do is worth$6. .OO, and A
The subscription of the Blade is one dollar M M
IL year, school boy can figure up the NJ NJ
amount of cheek these fellows wished to M
turn over to us. We are publishing re- w
nj nhI "a.