Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-01-03


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Bryan has voted to have gas. F.
The days are growing longer.
The State Legislature will meot on the
1th.
Settling up old accounts is now in or
der.
Bucyrus is to he a city of the second
class.
The holiday trade in the main has been
good.
where's tho person who did not receive
a present?
Defiance will invest in now hook and
ladder truck.
The vocke-Wheeler stave factory is
again running.
The ordinance against fast driving
should be enforced.
Ask for D. w. wright's fine shoes oppo-
site Court House. tt
DIR. McHenry has a word to say in our
advertising columns.
Commence the New Year by subscribing
for the NORTHWEST.
The county commissioners will be in
session next Monday.
The ladies of Defiance give II leap year
dance to-morrOw night.
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Sheriff Aller had quite a number OF
property sales last Saturday.
We expect to publish the Commission
ers annual report next week.
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Mr.. Delos Pratt, furniture dealer of To-
ledo, has made an assignment.
We want to do your job of printing.
| Don't send it away from home.
| Tie Fulton County Pioneers will meet
at Wauseon on the 22d of February, 1884.
| Our Young people have been enjoying
themselves skating during the past
week.
Tho Presbyterian S. S. scholars were
highly entertained at tho Engine House
New Year eve.
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| We acknowledge the receipt of a press
ticket to Warner University, Rochester,
N. V, for the year 1884.
This world is but tleeting show, and
it produces nothing more illasory than
the promises Of a politician.
| A lot of personal property belonging TO
the estate of the late VIM. Sheffield was
sold at auction last Saturday.
The, righteous as well as the wicked
stood upon slippery places last Sabbath
provided they ventured outdoors.
Just received at Brsdley's a fine assort.
ment of toys that will be sold cheap. He
won't be undersold by any house in town
If
The old familiar words are here, so ortei
4 heard before; in thunder tones they strik'
the ear: "Why don't you shut tn
COOS So tt--S1 --A - -'f
Most OF the counties in the State hav
larger delinquenttax lists this year thar
the year before. The list in this county il
smaller.
Although the council of Defiance ha,
forbidden the sale of the Police G0zette il
that city, it is still sold in defiance of th,
ordinance.
The farmer that says "Pile on, boys!'
when the street urchins make rush TO-
his sled, has heart as big AS hal bushel
--News Register.
You should not think of buying cloth
ing until YOU have examined the stock o
Hahn IL Meyer. You save money every
time,by doing so. st
Last week the Defiance Express entered
upon its 18th volume. Bro. Culley is get
ting up good paper, debarring its poll
tics, and he has made the paper wha
it is.
The Ohio Bar Association decided t,
recommend to the Legislature that sever
or more Circuit Courts be established, an(
that the Supreme Court be relieved of Ger
taina appellate cases.
al An absent minded woman in this city
D since the standard time took effect on tn
1 railroads, the other day washed the face o
o the clock, then wound the baby up and Sc
! 1t back twenty EIGHT minutes.
beau until she can bake bread and kni
; stockings. Will the Napoleon counci
! please pass an ordinance to that effect 70
. the protection ofour young men, now tha
) leap year is on.
'"The Northern Ohio Fair Company y i
the name of the new L air organization a
Wauseon, and the capital stock is to
!, limited to $4,000 in shares of $50. Step
2 will be takenla at once to incorporate tn
! same Wauseon Tribune.
Mothers of fAilingDaughters, ask l
j. Humphrey for testimonials concernin
Zoa- -Phora--Woman's Friend. Also for
!: n ats Medical book "Advice to Mother
Concerning Diseasesof Women and Child
: rem Every woman above Is years ofap
2 should read it. tt
Harper's tells of "a theological professc
2 who could not attend his class, and one I
] his colaborers posted a notice as follow!
"The professor being i'll requests me I
7 say that the seniors can keep on throug
X purgatory and the middle class contiuu
+ the decent into hell until further motto
from the professor"
What to him was love or hope? WIS
to him was joy or care? He stepped on
plug Of mottled soap the girl left on th
!, topmost stair, and his feet flew out lik
: wild fierce wings, and he struck each stai
! with sound like drum, and the girl bt
: : low with the scrnbbing things, laughe
: Ikea fiend TO see him come.
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