Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-11

JHE DEMO'
Four saloon. on Washington street
losed last week.
owls are included in the bill offering re-
,ard for hawks.
cbas. Sweet is sremodeiing his residence :,
N Warrington street. -
The Assessors are making their returns H
o the County Auditor lie,
The County Commissioners are kept OF
,uite busy nowadays. AZ
The Henry County Teachers Institute to
will be held in August. lii
Finest assortment OF fresh canned goods oil
in town at Shasteen Bros. SC
Why Is croquet gambling gamer Be-
cause 1t is playing for stakes.
MR.. Rummell is turning out lot of d
trucks for the new stave factory.
Now is the time to destroy the Canada a
thistle. Nip 'em in the bud as it were. I
O. Thompson has his Justice Of the II
Peace Office at his hotel near the depot. -
The citizens Of the town Of Holgate are
talking of building a Methodist Church.
Strawberries have made their appear
ance in this market-only % cents per 4
quart. I
Fl. Joost is selling his stock of groceries
and notions at auction, and will quit busi-
ness. ,,
Madam Rumor has it that couple OF
marriages will shortly take place in Ma
poleon.
Whites Pulmonaria warranted to
cure cough or money refunded.
2t J. L. & /. LEIsT
Defiance is having a perfect run OF
amusements. All on account OF their
new opera house. rr
Lace, bunting, nuns yelling, and Jersey
cloth, lust received at S. NJ. & NJ. E. Hell
Ter & vo's. "
The graduating exercises of the Napo-
leon High School will take place the last
week in this month.
The Napoleon School Board will select
teachers for the next school year at their
meeting, Wednesday of next week.
Henry Bostleman had the misfortune to
badly cut his wrist with shoe knife on
Friday. 1t laid him off from work for
some days.
The gas fixtures are being hung in the
new court house-hung out of sight. They
should be lowered at least three feet, to be
of service.
The Northwestern Ohio Medical Asso-
citation will hold its annual session Ill To-
ledo the S1st day of May and will continue
in session two days.
This week we receive the largest invoice
of ties, collars and ruches ever bought at
one time by any house in town. S. M. d
NJ. e. Heller & Co. 1t
Judge Moore opened Court Monday,
called the docket, and adjourned for one
week, on account of the unfinished condi-
tion of the Court room.
D. NJ. Jones has purchased of Mr.. H.
Joost the frame building on the corner of
Scott and Washington streets. Mr.. Jones
will use it for his cigar factory.
We again warn our friends against
strangers representing themselves as be-
ing connected with this Office. We have
no hired agents or correspondents.
Last week was an extremely wet one
and interfered considerably with the work
of the farmer. The season will be back
ward, from present indications.
The Pond law will probably close up
one-third of the saloons in Napoleon, but
lust what it's precise effect will be cannot
be stated until after the first of June.
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription is
everywhere acknowledged to be the stand
ard remedy for female complaints and
weaknesses. 1t is sold by druggists.
some nICy PERSONS WeE0 uaue SICK at
Wauseon last week by eating cheese. The
cheese had good color and taste, and fac
tory men pronounced the defect to be
milk from feverish cow.
Define Seraph. Don't know unless it's
that stuff in the bottle that cured dads
cold. 1t read Hills Peerless Cough Syrup.
so cts. and $lOO per bottle. For sale by
Kneeland.
Prof. De Ford, of Ottawa, will conduct
the teachers institute to be held in Napo-
leon in August. The Prot. was SO well
liked last year that he has again been Sc
lected for this year.
Chafin show ssome very fine photographs