Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-23
Florida DOings.
waatber most decidedly Marchy.


Bottom Just ready to drop out of the roads.
Mrs Marlett, of South Toledo, spent Sabbath in
town. She was here in the interest of the We. 7.
U. She addressed the Sabbath school in the morning
and delivered lecture on Temperance in the after
noon and also In the evening, at the M. L. Church,
which was listened to by goodly audience She ora
ganized society ofthe W. E. T. U. getting list OF
Is names at the first meeting and many more are ex-
pected to join. 1t is to be hoped much good may be
accomplished. While they are at the church lectur-
ing against the vices of Intemperance 1t would be
well to appoint Missionary to go to the river bridge
and towpath near there, and deliver forcibe lee
ure against the sins Of card playing on the Sabbath
day as Judging from appearances 1t would not be at
all out of place. We are truely sorry we have men,
heads of families lost by all feelings ofrespec
themselves their families God and the Sabbath, as
to publicly indulge in such practices on the Sabbath
day and we sincerely hope we may see no more Of it,
although we presume those that publicly play are no
worse, probably not bad those that congregate
in the little room above stairs Of the grocery for they
engage in ways that dark and acts that are hid
dan from all except the intended, what can we ex-
act of the youth of our land when such an example
ia sat them by our adults. We hope the bridge over
soor and his cronies will think twice ere the like
.osrres again but if he must indulge in such prac
,cos we hope he will invite them to his house
ao not like our river bridges to be made Sunday re-
sort for card sharpers and loafers. We hope they
NAV be no further annoyance from this cause, for
rovance II certainly is to all persons having par
tic,e of respect for Gods Holy day or themselves.
,-..., ,,deed does Satan find" some mischief still
for idle hands to do.
;s;t with her daughter, Mrs 1rapp. She was &C.
nnoranied by her son G. W. krotzer.
Ms phillips has gone to Liberty Center, for
.,atni.bts visit with her daughter, Mrs. Daniels
W nnr friend johnny looks unusually pleasant and
;i;no for the last two three weeks all on account
81 tha renewal of several ties and he gaiy whistles
tI'm 40 happy all day long"
M r. A. Wood was quite sick several days the
mast week, but is now reported better.
Mrs will Long apent several days IN town the
,ast week with the families of Ers. Krotzer and
Mrs. Scofeld. observation-disclosures,
George Perry has purchased the property owned
h Wrs phlliys and intends residing here in the fu
tire Mrs. Phillips will move to Liberty Center,
John Dencer Sr., will move to town soonin the
house owned by Mr.. Memner.
The lower term of school closes this week.
The MANY named writer's Of the Signal failed to re-
mort last week. Out Of town perhaps.
Mrs Nellie Howard spent the past week in town
with old friends and acquaintances.
If sensation of some kind Is created in town soon
peope will become fossilized Even gossip fails to
create stir.
Mr T.. Dixon, has been ailing for some time, unable
In carry the mail, his father now acting as mail boy
Consl'er"Ol' 'i'AN''' i'pO WITNESS,