Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-10-05

ED. NoRrHwEsr:-Since you are not
troubled with too many communications
from Pleasant township, or rather our
prosperous little town Of New Bavaria, we
thought few lines at this time would not
be amiss and you would perhaps find a
small corner in your valuable paper for
your next issue. To a person who has
not been at our pretty little town for a
couple Of months, it will rather be a sur
prise for him to see what a change has
been wrought.
Quite a numberof dwellings have been
erected so far this season, notably amongst
them are those of MI. Geo. Hershneck,
Jacob Wangler and Joseph Brown. They
have been put up by our genial contractor
Mr.. ]. B. Mess. The name OF this gentle
man is sufficient guarantee of both taste
full and substantial work. Besid es the
above he has built several new houses in
other parts of the township and his work
giving general satisfaction is his best rec
omendation. In view of these facts, the
firm ofC. Hornung q Son, have given him
the contract tor the erection of their store
and factory, which work is progressing
finely, as they wish to have the same in
running order before winter sets in.
Hornung q Sons new store, which by
the way is the largest, handsomest and
best arranged store building on the Mar
row Guage between Toledo and Delphos,
and is now in full running trim. All OF
its numerous shelves &c. are filled to
their utmost extent with the very best
of goods the market affords and money
can purchase. AS they also pay good
prices for country produce, and sell cheap,
consequently they enjoy a very large
trade. Our post Office has also been re-
moved to the new building, and arranged
in first class manner, and the officiating
genius, Mr.. j. 81. Hornung, is all alacri-
ty and smiles in attending to the numer-
GUS calls for mail.
Part of the posts for the telegraph line
along the Ridge road have arrived and are
being placed in position.
Farmers are about through with their
seeding and corn is being cut.
Mr.. John Wilhelm, ST., is very low with
dropsey, so that fears OF his recovery are
uncertain. The Messrs. John and Joe
Woke of your city gave us pleasant call
last Sunday.
| Judge D. Meekison and our pleasant
friend, Fred. Aller, our next Sheriff, were
out here looking after the latter's fences
which really was superfous, as they are
in good shape with not one rail off.
Saturday we had the pleasure of meeting
Hon. W. D. Hill, our nominee for Congress-
He feels certain ofhis election, and if all
our Democratic friends turn out on election
day, our opponents will be astonished tc
find that the Hill has grown to a noun.
tain. Little Henry will give him at least
round thousand majority with one hui n.
dred to boot. We can do it if each Dem O.
crat makes it his duty to attend and work
at the polls. Last Saturday the Democ ra
cy of this township held caucus at Hol
gate, to put in nomination two candidate:
for Justice to be supported at the ensuing
election. Mr.. P. G. Schwab was renomi
mated and Mr.. w. Fl. Johnson, ye editol
of the Holgate Times, both by acclama ton
Mr.. Peter Hasser. from Seneca county
is visiting at the house of Jacob Klear
Mr.. John Okley, our popular knight o
the anvil, has built neat addition to hi
shop to be used as a wagon shop by Mr.
G. Horshneck, and the two will hereafter
run the business together. Success to tn
enterprise. RUsTIcUs.
New Bavaria, o., Oct. I'd, 1882.