Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-08-10

Gents, n you want nice line offurnish-
Ing goods 10 select from 60 to the Eagle
House. ~ Sc
None Of our readers should fail 10 read
The announcement Of D. & ]. Wilson in
another column. For bargains all should
call upon them.
shasteen Bros. received this week the
largest and most elegant assortment of
ever brought to Napoleon.
The stock embraces a most delicious va
riety Of candy, cream chocolate, bon
bons. &c.
FARMERS READ THIs.--Dr. Joseph Haas
Hog Powders win cure hog cholera. Cures
warranted.
D. ]. HUMPHREY. Sole Agt.
st Napoleon, o.
DEsHLER, o., August s, 1882.
To my Democratic friends Of Henry
county who supported me in convention
Saturday. Aug. 9th: Gentlemen, accept
my sincere thanks for your support.
J,C. WALTIMIRE.
The people OF the West owe a debt of
gratitude to DIR. Aver for the production
Of Ayers Ague Cure. Its timely use will
save much suffering and much discour-
agement, and we recommends with the
greatest confidence IL, its ability to do all
that is promised for it. t
Tho Kenton Democrat gives the follow
ing lucid description of hammock:
"a hammock is very long and not
very wide arrangement, heavy In the CEN
ter, and is composed principally of holes.
In fact the thing is ali holes with consid-
erable string on four sides Of the holes.
These strings are SO close together that it
is impossible TO fall through any Of the
holes"
An immense stock of young mems and
large and small boys suits of the most
choice goods, latest styles and best make,
are now en-route, and daily arriving at
Bernstein's One Price Clothing House,
goods that will he unsurpassed anywhere
in fit, style aud quality, and the figures
will be thevery lowest that can be made.
Strictly One Price only to all alike and no
deviation. 2t
DISTRESSING Academia distressing
accident occurred on Sabbath afternoon at
the home Of Nicholas Dennis, about five
miles north OF Deshler. The particulars
are as follows: Two little SONS Of Mr..
Dennis were lying upon the bed, playing
with navy revolver. While the weapon
was in the hands of the older, aged six, it
went off, the ball crashing through the
skull Of the other, aged four, killing him
instantly.
The new National Bank notes to be is
sued by the National Banks that have had
their charters extended are now being
printed by the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. Their backs are printed with
brown ink instead of the usual green ink.
They will be known as brownbacks, which
will indicate money issued by banks
whose original charter has expired aud
been extended. In every other respect
tney are iiAe 'ne ofulhary Ns'ionai Dank
note.
The fourth annual camp meeting of the
"United Friends of Temperance" will be
neiu AZ Iuew's ".oso' li',o noi'n y.
uranu napius' o' nriuay' oasuaoas aoa anu
eunuay' aug 20 ~ auu q, ,0o1' AUS
speaKers anu sooo sinsefs wiz 10 ih az
.enuaI'e' neuuoeu iaio ", 'no ~ = 2.
~ H. H. 0eiiesnlnen's . WIZ oe proviueo
on the ground A special invitation IS ex-
tended to all temperance people and lodges.
no stoaniei WI "ii un ~ eoni'oc'ioii
wSu VIZ ;ntermad3ata .te ra G no;nts oni Napoleoh
Letters remaining uncall,u TOR at the
Nan0leon. Ohio. Post Offict, t,,r Li,,, weak
,d,n A,,n < 1000.
ehuihs aug y AooA'
Mrs. Fannie Brooker,
I'll. Delinke,
Miss K. A. Heel,
Adam Myers,
Mrs. Mary Shoemaker,
Miss Mary j. Thompson. &
4 parsons ca,l;ns, ynr tha ahoya iot ta~s ,,,;,,
= ~ $500 S-A>~s-e 49, 'AAo esSSNO ASSsoAS W AAA
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES 8. FOUKE.
Postmaster.
Rameroher that Rernsteln,s ;s the or,v
nlace IN town that deals in clotbino excln.
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