Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-04-05

TUE REN
Judge Potter, OF Toledo, is dangerous
y III.
Look out for new spring goods this week |
It Norden's. %
Now is the time no,zsieaN naby spring
'uit of rs. N. Honesk ses fhotA If
F.M. Baldwin hss just taken an order
'or the chandeliers for The New Catholic
Church. wv -
The vote in BartIow township upon sell
ling Sec. l6, on Monday, was is7 for to
30 against.
A large and fresh stock OF Class and
Queenswsre just received at Bradley's.
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A large assortment Of hats and caps,
Spring and Summer styles, just received
at d. & J.wilsons. 49,. 2t
Capt. Draper, of Toledo, has purchased
the stock of groceries formly owned by II.
E. Cary. We wish Capt. Draper success.
Ifthere is ever time in a mans life
when he is tempted to lie, it is when the
Assessor begins to ask personal questions.
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Every thing we eat or drink seems to
be adulterated. Even water seems to
have an occasional admixture of cows
milk.
Go to Groschner Il Reddersen's tor the
best two horse wagon on wheels, the Olds
Self Oiling Box. Come and examine before
you buy. tt
Charles Ludlow, Springfield, o., says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters is having an ex-
tensive sale in the market and is giving
satisfaction"
Auditor Evers calls the personal prop
erty Assessors to meet at his Office on
Monday, April 10th, at 10 o'clock a. M,
The Society of the Army of the Cum
besland, of which General Sheridan is
President, will holdits annual reunion in
Cincinnati the latter part of next October.
We are now receiving orr new Spring
stock of Rochester clothing tor children,
boys, youths, and men, in all the late
STYLES, which we will sell at very small
profit at D. d J. Wilson's. 2t
Prof. Philip B. Cabell, of Cincinnati, o..
will preach OH next Sabbath, April the Sth,
at l0}5 o'clock in the morning and deliver
a lecture at 7 o'clock in the evening, in
the Episcopal Church.
Ifyou want the best plows that are made,
buy the Tiffin and the Skunk PlOws. We
will warrant them against any plow in
the market, sold by III S,y
If SHERMAN, HARMS a. Co.
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The ladies' have word that Mrs. Young
will appear here along the middle of the
month, and that G.. Paul Smith on the
10th and goth. Due notice Of the enter
tainments will be given. ,,-{
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We have just received an Invoice Of the
celebrated j. H. Byrnes' Rochester sfne
shoes in the new Spring styles, which fot
quality and styles is unsurpassed in all
Widths. Every pair warranted Ladies
please call and inspect. For sale only at
D.AJ, Wilson's. ct.
Mr.. c. Samter, after the lst OF May, in
tends making the wholesale department
of his business specially, giving his
whole time to it. He therefore offers his
retail department for sale. To respon-
sible party good bargain will be given il
application Is made soon.
The Ohio Legislature passed a bill Tues
day which prohibits the catching of fish in
any stream of water in this State. other
wise than with the hook and line. The
bill was framed by DR.. j. w. Shuts, Of
this city, and introduced by Hon. w. I
Hughes.-Vdn Vert Times.
The latest addition to the Fine Art col
lection OF Mr.. D. Locke is statue of Echo
the work of the eminent sculptor, Larkir
G. Meade. The marble beauty is lovely
nude female figure, with one arm RAISED
which holds horn. 1t is three feet il
height and stands on pedestal of blacl
-, 10 Snnr foot oh lncf
from Napoleon. Standby journal.
An exchange says: An egg supper is ;
new layin the church social line. Youngs
town had one which ran smoothly as th
quiet brook till some one hit prominen
brother on the proboscis with a last year
specimen of hen fruit. With a choice sc
lection of religious terms, allowable onl,
in the pulpit, he demanded the name o
the egg-slinger It'll he would lam him int
the middle Of next week. The disturbe
was promptly bounced. sF.
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We will be favored with grand con
cert bySthe much talked of "Blind Boone,
the new musical prodigy, who like Blin'
Tom, is 9 colored lad. This young mai
is creating greater sensation among nnu
sicians than Tom, on account Of his par
ticu1ar genius as an uneducated composer
His variations on "Nearer My God t.
Thee" on "Swanee River" on the sol
Oaken Bucket" are said to be especial.
grand.
PUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned viii
offer for sale at his residence, one mil
south of Ridgeville, on Tuesday, Apr
II, 1883, the following property to-wit: