Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-07-05
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On Tuesday accompanying note con-
tanning these words: Accomplishments of A.
Bradley to the proprietor ard \boys ofthe
NORTHWEST office, !" was bpurfcing water
mellon, the first OF the season. The day
being hot and sultrys the boys did ample
Justice to the luscious ifruiE voting their
thanks TO Mr.. Bradley, hoping hemight
live long and prosper, " order that he
may continue to receive and deal out re-
freshipg, frnits in their season,
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Letters remaining nncslledA for at the
Napoleon, 0bio,e Post Office for the week
ending June 30, 1883: n'a 90 %
NJ. A. Borman, Miss Emma Chaffen, A.
Defreas, Mrs. Martha Henderson,, Ann.
Serberer. Rev. j. Jackson, Ed. Kenny,
Mrs. Carlin Eehn, G. NJ. Overlends, John
Perry, Fritz Rohrs, A. II. Williams, VIM
field Il Bros.r' Benz. Waraer.7 .h'8 ~
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they were advertised and
give date. s{-I JAMES S. iFOuRE. )
n. Fl. Baker, who lives one mile north
of Morenci, Mich, hauled hiswool, 500 lbs,
to Napoleon and sold the same to Napo-
leon Wooden Mills. On his way he passed
Wauseou and two other markets for wool
and says he was well Compensated for
having hauled his wool SO. G reat q distance.
Mr.. Baketis breeder OF, American Me-
rino sheep, in which he tallesa Breat pride.
A glance at his wool WI read il y show to
the closest obser Ger ttiat he has the safne
up to the standard 4 and Second to fiQpe e..
His wool was qnwashed yet .Sfpitel las
bright as washed. The fiber fine, good
length, strong and ahealthy. Mr.. Baker
deserves much credit in breeding the kind
of sheep he has! y, >-,,.,s3 Z.
THE BEST Keepers AED MOWERS In,
buying farming supplements Of any kind,s
as a rule, tits always eheapest to buy the
best. But in ordeFthh teany prach inesfiay
do good work it is necessary that It be
kept in good repair and that none but the
very best lubricatingoils are used. This
not only makes machinery run, sfnueh
lighter but last very much lopger.. Saur'
makes a speciality of selling the yer best
machine oils the marketslaffordr apd win
guarantee every gallon to- give entire sat-
isfaction orrefnnd the money.o lis stock
consists Of pure extra winter strained lard
oil, golden oil, West Virginia lubricating
VII, CAGI0 IOdN y CuSiIO Otis SE5CA III VI Suo7i
tor Oil, and the common black oil. all of
which will run readily in all kinds OF
weather. Samples and prices furnished
free of charge when required: Don't fail
"efy 'd 1i'ehi: ...l llL. q .....g aisa
III. FL. Fletcher, arrested for advising
abortion in the Lena Baum case, had a
hearing before Squire Dohovair on Satur-
day. He was bound over TO the Court of
Common Pleas in the sum 0fi $500, He.
procured bail and was thereupo ponstset at
liberty. During the proceedings Or the
hearing letters written BY Pletchef We're
produced and read which showed a dis
gusting and terrible state OF morals, and
clearly convicted him of being the imme-
diate cause of poor Lena Baum's nntimely
death: Itis to be hoped this sad case may
be the means of opening the eyes of pa
rents ofdaughters OF Napoleon, and cause.
them to keep streter lookout as to the
company and hours their children keep
Many girls and young women in our.
midst are addicted TO night ramblings and
carousels, when they would be far better
Off it under the parental roof and care.
Let the sad fate OF Lena Baum act as q.
warning notesto an such, and let them
halt and ponder before step further is
taken, which in all probability may be
the one to eugulf them in irretrievable
ruin-aHd degradation, and probable death!
The Cleveland Pdm Dealer has an inter-
view of one of its reporters with Major IL.
D.y Hunt, ofsWarren, in wtich he says: Agi
I 3It.wassthe sickest Republican, convefi5l4
tion ever hel5, andita fell dat.ssf was a
Convention OF off1ceholders. I sat In the
opera house where 1t was held andcounted
hn Iala fac5 Ahf "a
late Legislature. Besides these there
were members OF Congress, federal and
county officials, and officehold dersS gener-
ally. Nine out OF every ten delegates
held some sort of an office, and the tenth
man Is trying to get in. There was no
enthusiasm and but little interest. It was
the tamest convention lever attended.
was amused at aremark old Gen. Morgan
made to me about Il, He. was in the city
and saw The tcohventi0n.lI asked him
what he thought about lit. biisWell' !. said
the old General, III reminds me of the DEM
ocratio copyentionsN we hold in the nine
teenth dstJict where Dsnocrss s s !: u has a
OF us get together and find some fellows
who are Willing to be nominsted tor the
name of the thing, fix up aYticket and
nominate 1t by aeclamation. Then 1t gets
ss|S.s,s M sss the nav ,s
They have gpt 10 oii1ih& &tffig hS scclanas
tjop, and when n farty gets to Nominating
itstielset adcIamatlsnit MS ~ pretty
hopeless tdnditipn.' Iaslted The General
bow heBtb dsaE III Forah har Would run, and
be said that he waqld 1is1i n as we'll as
any Repu 81, whicl! Wollid be long
sxey ssthid his syear.
\ WhAtg q The secret OF Sherpan's re-
fusal to fhu9M
nHe Was Afraid, Hs feuId have been
nvndhate "a ! hoH I ltfbuhie. The conven-
tidn was Rli Nous To fonainate him, but he
stub6fniy sS6eR u 10 9hS rahe,w0hld not
sEset = & 9BSssSs H ls
had shaace to be.slyct6lI aisioeould have