Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-03-29
Fish poles a. Blackman a Co.'S.

Fish poles at Blackman a Co.'S. tf
But little maple syrup has been made
yet. .vs
Look out for new spring goods this week
at Norden's. 81
The girl graduate is looking around for
her hxins'.
Fine lubricating and illuminating oils
at Bradley's. tt
| Go to church next Sunday and see II her
bonnet is pretty.
Circuses are preparing to take the road
in large numbers.
There is an old saying that a"dry March
never begs bread"
A new hardware store has located in
Cary's new block.
Farmers get early seed corn at Blackman
& Co.'S; 81 per Dushel. tt
Auditor Evers is making arrangements
to call in g., 900 worth OF Napoleon bridge
bonds.
| District Court has been In session this
week, with Judges Owen, Moore, Hughes
and Day OH the bench.
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
on Thursday night by the Pastor, on Fri
day night by Rev. Slagle, of Defiance.
The anniversary of the founding of Mar
riclta, the first settlement in Ohio, will be
celebrated April 7th. The centennial eel
ebration will be in 1855.
A young msn from Holgste, named Da-
vid Smith, is contin ed in the county Jail,
awaiting decision of the Probate Court
on hearing OF lunacy.
The wife OF B. F. Creeger has received
81, 900, the amount ofa policy her husband
held in the Peoples Mutual Benefit AS
s0ciation of Urichsville, Ohio.
The free trial bottles of DR.. Days Lini-
ment at ]. C. Saur's drug store, will show
this to be the strongest and quickest REM
edy for external use, that is known.
Sheriff Aller brought in from Ridgeville
on Tuesday Mrs. Roughton, who has gone
crazy. She is the motherofa large family.
She will be taken to the asylum at Column
bus the latter part of the week.
Toledo has already commenced extern
sive preparations for the celebration of the
Fourth of July in style never before
heard of in this part Of the State. We
guess we will all 90 to Toledo on the
Fourth.
Mr.. Norton's bill snspending the estab-
lishment of county bitches and road i'm
provements in this county until January
er with Mr.. Norton's pike law, has made
him rather unpopular among the masses.
Easter on the 25th Of March is coinci-
dence that no man living has seen. 1t
was as far back as 1868, 1914, 1871 and 1742,
that Easter came on the 25th of March.
This coincidence is the first of its kind in
our century, and will not take place again
till 1894.
The Democratic caucus held on last
Saturday night at City Hall placed in
nomination the following corporation
ticket: For Councilmen, David Meekiso n,
Jr., Orin Parker, Geo. Hahn; Street Com
missioner, Daniel Hess; Cemetery Trus-
tees, A. H. Tyler, John Halter.
\ young lady recently tried the effects
of steam over the wash-tub, AS q remedy
for severe cold in the head. The cure
was successful and we cheerfully give this
interesting bit of news, hoping the num-
Der of colds this season will be an incen-
tive for our young ladies to employ the
above mentioned remedy.
A recent scientific authority says that
an acre of land contains six tons of worms.
Science sa great thing, yet it will be ex-
tremely difficult to convince young Amer
lea that the above statement is true, espec-
tally after he has dug up about half an
acre of the back lot and only found two or
CHiCC dhSiO WI lol
whole Saturdays fishing.
Some one has taken the trouble to find
out how far a farmer must walk to put in
and tend forty acres Of corn. To plow the
ground with sixteen-inch three-horse
plow, he travels $50 miles; to harrow the
ground thoroughly before planting, he
will have to travel lG0 miles; to cultivate
it three times, he will have to travel 800
miles making total Of 700 miles besides
the gathering.
PUBLIC SALE.--The undersigned will Of
fer for sale, at his residence, in Florida,
on Friday, April 9th, 1888, the following
property to-wit: 2 horses, mares, l gray
and bay; single buggy,2 sets double
harness, set single harness, l spring
wagon, sleigh, tanning mill, l saddle,
2 cows, 4 head of hogs, 2 sheep, l sausage
machine, household and kitchen furni-
ture.
Sale to commence at 8 o'clock a. m.
III. K. ANDREW.
s. DAVIS, Auct'r.