Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-02

THE DEMO
Choice mackerel at Bradley's. II H
rh'i'p "eDO . o-o~ ".- w D. j.
johnson the Daroer mas nOO's "'" DaRie
sign. T.
Try aeah oi 'ho'e |S''i0rh'" "p' =, DdHit
Cary's. @ IL
Oa1l anu see 'Ho "e" sprung s''N ~ And
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lne .%. mum, a. %"n 90 % s,0O sUru '~ there
Spring hats, the first in the market, at NE
Mrs. A. p. Stouts. "
The County Commissioners will meet the q
in regular session next Monday. Mr.
Fourteen marriage certificates issued hedo
during the month of February. o. bl
-- wig,
shasteeu has fine line of glass and secre
queensware, lamps, fixtures &c. 81 urer.
Can't get along without the NoPTH- Th
WEST. That's what they all say. VIII
Booth is 10 be in Toledo on the night of ca
the 18th. He will appear as Hamlet. soIa
Rev. Donahey is holding evening meet to tn
inps in the Presbyterian Church this All l
week. pres
Farmers, remember that Shasteen pays Ch
- the highest price in cash for country pro- Stou
duce. 81 d,
q We understand Mat. Reiser is looking offer
up the prospects Of an Opera Housein Ma pole
It poieon. and
rho Nor,borp ohio Rec Keeper's Asso- 1882
i citation. will meet at Norwalk on the 18th OF h'
ofApril. VIC,
,r Mrs. Weimer,s Home Made Yeast, al o.ho
ways pure ana lresh ohiy oie penny of as
st cake, at Cary's. o' Sa
" A Chicago man wants to fasten Guiteau @,
to balloon and let him make his fight to =,
VI glory that way. o,l,
y We call attention to the card of Hatch Gem
'' & Foote, well-known bankers of New folio
York, in another column. heas
10 Mrs. w. A. Baker pays the highest pri- SET
ces for ali kinds of hair All work war stee
v ranted. East end Clinton street. ct % OF 81
An exchange asks why do girls kiss each Sa
other, while boys do not? Because the
l. girls have nothing better to kiss, and the tt
It boys have. at
n II. M. Wisler has purchased the old A..
y Ben Parkerproperty on Washington street - :,
lr which he has put in repair for a residence -,
. for himself. hon
Liberty Center is making preparations utter
k for the observance of decoration day. 1t hay
is probable that Gen. Jas. B. Steedman Sa
- will be the orator.
IN We should not suffer from cough, A
n when few doses of Ayers Cherry Pecto- Sto,
raj will cure. Time money, comfort,
health, all are saved by it.
5: The old reliable Eagle Clothing House ofit
l. is disposing of the remainder of its winter pos
stock at astonishingly low prices. Call in
and see and secure bargains. st M
;. Down, Down TO BorroM-S M. Honeck nes
II has marked his winter sutings down TO II
, from 81 to So on a suit for cash. Now is you
i your time to strike bargain if you ever
want enc in clothing. If one
- -- ask
r; The concert given by the Leslie Quar- and
J. tette last week was an enjoyable enter wo
n tainmemt and perfectly satisfactory to all oct,
r present. The attendance was not large, ond
e though net bad by any means. va,
Here are the fashionable colors in spring A
goods: Grey blueor greyhound garnet i
shade mustard shades, pearl and dark SO
grew, olives, browns and bronzes, shrimp and
s. and shell pinks, sapphire shades, greens Yol
!. and dark blues. Kit
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The Foster Brce syndicate desire to pur- Tot
y chase the old Coldwater right of way, and don
y build railroad to Fostoria, making it tow
Il northwestern outlet for their Ohio Central Chr
). coal road. Such railroad would help wit
>, :, Napoleon.-D Defiance Dem. Ric
I. The Chatauqua Repair Shop is asmall f
N room I5x40, where ministers meet after call
y service to take their little spoonful of
n Peerless Cough Syrup. 1t strengthens
,e the throat and lungs wonderfully. Only |,
so cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For sale by hea
Kneeland. our
The Adjutant-General wants the name TO
and address of every officer and Surgeon o"t
>" in an Ohio Regiment during the war. Of
fcers and Surgeons in this county will ne
~ confer favor by sending their, respective
y addresses. They are required in securing 100
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