Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-06-26
Refreshing shower Tuesday night.

n Refreshing shower Tuesday night
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II Miss Nellie Miller is visitiugin Toledo.
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m The wevil is taking some ofthe wheat.
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Teas, coffees and sugars, at Bradley's.
ave Can't be beat. tt
io' The new slang among the girls is: Pull
:, down your jersey!
u0s Gentlemen buy the TORY fine shoes at
- Heller's, every pair warranted. 2t
e in Jim Shay and the fire boys had the ma
chine out trying it Monday evening.
and Miss Mary Humphrey is home for the
10. summer from school at Green Springs.
The best ladies walking shoes and toe
g slippers in town for 81 at Norden's. st
25 Prosecuting Attorney Cahill and wife
titv returned from their bridal tour Tuesday.
Rea- The Ohio State Teachers Association will
ices. keep school at Lakeside July lst, End
,nts. and Sd.
Mrs. NJ. Knupp and daughters Fanny
,ack and Georgia, left Monday on a visit TO
Ottawa.
inds Have you seen 'ne new oriehtal hchues'
rasb at Heller's. 2t
Five additional wires are to be strung
Y. along the Bankers and Merchants tele-
graph line.
Change in the Delta Avalanche. w. o.
Knapp drops the quill and j. II. Fluhart
ARE, takes hold.
CIV Mr.. Ii. Van Campen ofthe firm ofCamp-
bell & Van Campen is visiting friends in
week Findlay, Ohio.
III Strawberry short-cake will be super
Try ceded by apple-dumplings. Life is worth
living after all.
we'd. Two sisters of VIM. II. Hubbard, from
for Ashtabula, are visiting him and his FAM
the lily in Napoleon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Singmaster, of Ft Wayne,
ans. Ind, has been visiting her mother Mrs.
rom Kopp, the past week.
lists Go to Norden's for your boots and shoes.
ry's. He has some good bargains on the rem
nant table, Call and see. st
our Tuesday night the band boys serenaded
hest Prosecuting Attorney Cahill and bride.
Dick recprocated handsomely.
oo,s Our farmers are cheerful and their faces
lead "'o ."o'"n' "''n s"'ie' "' VIZ 'o"'''"''o
5 for "0"'''' my Nv" o-y0y-
for Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ullman, of Weston, were guests OF
: Rev. Donahey and family on Friday.
il is We acknowledge the receipt ofan invi-
lem. tation to attend the Fourth of July cele-
bration and Military drill at Bucyrus.
tbe Farmers are getting their machinery
bo- ready for harvest. A large number of
i, new machines have been sold this sea-
-, -. son.
j. A. Scothorn, who was sent to Jail
some time ago on peace warrant, on
ioe complaint of John Lake, was released last
Is Thursday.
city -,
G. w. Cline, of the Church of Christ,
will preach at Malinta, Thursday evening
July Sd, 1884. Subject, "Division of the
Scriptures
j. w. Foncannon has been appointed
en- Postmaster at this place in place of c. P.
son, .sus'o'i' WV io''sho' so'i'o 'iii'e sihce'-
Liberty Press.
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The thirteenth annual commencement
OF the Defiance Schools takes place to-
IN al night. There are eleven members of the
81 graduating class
next Last week one day Mr.. Nathan Palmer
had the misfortune to loose one his large
ppo- horses. The animal was taken with collie
If and died inside of an hour
5000 If you want the best sugars, teas, coffees
and tobaccos, for your money, call at A.
Bradley's, THE OLDEST GROCERY
III HOUSE IN TOWN, AND DON'T FOR
GET TT. If
'"'' Notice to Bathers.
Hereafter all persons going in bathing
reds in the river, inside the corporation of Ma
2t poleon will be arrested and dealt with ac-
Tito cording to law. J. d. RITTER,
Marshal.
-. For Sale.
Forty acres of choice timber land, To-
Gated in Richfield tp. Henry county, O.,
best belonging to the estate of G. Nook, de-
st ceased. For particulars apply to J. H.
Nook, Clyde, O.. or J. s. Fitterer, Perrys-
we burg, o. "a. 2t
Bro. FOuke has been racking his brain
onal over composing a Blain and Logan cam
road paign rhyme for the Mulligan Guards.
He has succeeded thus far:
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