Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-06-19

EMOCRATlC N0RTHN
Ripe cherries have made their appear
ance.
Defiance has organized a free trade
league.
Mr.. Hurd thinks Cleveland will he nom-
mated.
Mr.. t. G. Tanner is visiting in Licking
, county, Ohio.
DIR. and Mrs. Shoemaker spent the Sab
hath in Defiance.
Mr.J. X. withers is threatened with
catarrhal fever.
For Hungarian millet and Buckwhea t
seed go to Bradley's. II
Mrs. S. Bernstein and daughter LaIlsh
visited in Defiance last week.
Gardner's have large lot of picture
frames and is selling them cheap. ct
Bro. Fouke is learning a difficult piece
of music-the "Mulligan March,"
What has become of the three big braves
and their enthusiasm of two weeks ago.
The new fair grounds are the chief at
traction Sunday afternoons now days.
Bro. Smith, of the Leipsic Free Press,
paid his first visit to Napoleon on Mon
day.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church gave a
pleasant festival at the church Monday
evening.
Jake Leist and Johnny Frease spent
several days this week in Indiana, fishing
r just for fun.
Miss Bell Ramsay, of Clyde, Ohio, is
I visiting with the family of w. V. McHenry
in this place.
) Rev. F. j. Stanley and wife, of Leadville,
COL, has been guests of Miss Lou Often
haver this week.
Miss Winnie E. Hartman leaves this
week for three weeks visit among friends
in Portland, Mich.
Mr.. William Huddle, who has been at
tending school at Naperville, Ill.,, for some
months, is at home on visit.
Saturday night Marshal Ritter gathered
in wild Irishman, for safe keeping. He
was released Sunday morning.
The steamer Waite leaves Toledo for De-
troit every Thursday at a. m., and
returns at p. IN. Fair round trip Sl.OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Hyning have
gone to housekeeping on Washington
street. Charley you know the conse-
quences.
Mr.. Geo. Raidle is the boss fence builder
He has just completed one of the neatest
jobs in town for Mrs. Magill on the Def
ance road.
The Bucyrus Forum last week entered
upon its 4lst year. The Forum is one of
the best Democratic and local newspapers
in the State.
Second Amedment Convention at Co.
lumbus, June 25th, 1SS4:--The B. & o. R.
R. Co., will sell round trip tickets, at low
excursion rates:
On Tuesday Judge Meekison pro-
nounced Shepard Harman, of Damascus
tp., insane. He will be taken to the
Asylum in few days.
Two drunks, Jos. Parker and John Bab-
cock, languished in the city bastie last
Friday night and paid Mayor Tressler 50
and costs Saturday morning.
The programmes for the coming 4th of
July celebration are out and if it should
be but half executed Napoleon will have
a big time, such as we read about.
Prof Snow, ofIllinois, does up quite a
number of our business men in rhyme
this week and places their cards in the
NORTHWEST. They will bear reading.
Mr.. Freddie Hess, son of Daniel Hess,
who has been attending the Deaf and |
Dumb School at Columbus, returns home
to-day to spend the three months vaca-
tion.
Warren Balsley now dishes out soda
water with an extra fzz, and puts up pre-
scriptions with an additional twist of the
wrist, all of which has been foreign to him
heretofore. Cause: The arrival of boun-
cling boy baby at his house. Effect: Ev-
erybody happy.
A woman will wear hat trimmed with
hirds q shaaf of wheat a snc oil ollinatorl |