Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-03-13
RumOr Confirmed.
COMMITTEE.


RumOr Confirmed.
Our reporter called on Messrs. Bostle-
man and Dittenhaver Immediately after
our last issue, and interviewed them on
the subject of Justice of the Peace and
Constable.
Is it so that you have consented to al
low your names to be used as candidates for
Constable and Justice of the Peace?
oh yes, we told the boys to go ahead
and see what they could do.
Which one ofyou takes the Justice Of
fee?
Both of us will run for both Constable
and Justice. You see Thompson has re-
rigned, and if Donovan or Tressler either
one are elected there will betwo vacancies
in the Justice office, and you know there
are two Constables to be elected.
What inducements do you hold out to
the people for your electione ering scheme?
Nothing in particular any more than
we have very suitable building, and in
a very desirable location for the Postofice
on the ground floor, and the Off ces in the
second and third stories. And another
thing, we propose to do away with so
much cost to the county in all ordinary
cases.
In what way?
Well where any one Is arraigned for
crime under murder IN the first degree or
steals over three dollars, and upon con-
viction OF the same, we will send them
over the road and be done with it.
No doubt that would save a reat
of cost, but could that be done?
Oh, certainly it could, it has been done
right in this county years ago.
Well that might help you some, as the
county has been to an enormous expen Sc
in this johnson case. How do you ex-
pect to heat this building?
BY steam, unless we should be disap-
pointed in our arrangements. We have
rhe refusal of the Court House fixtures,
in fact we have the promise and have
agreed to take the whole thing. Rant
Hudson is going to help us out by joining
with us in heating his building too, it
saves fuel like thunder. 1t only took lit
tie over 100000 tons of coal to heat the
Court House last winter, and now they
are topping off on wood, and we can heat
this with half that amount.
What does Mr.. Hudson pay for his share
of the heat?
He is to wind it up and to keep it in
good running order twice week in the
summer time, and three times or more du-
ring the winter season and keep the CELL
ings in both buildings whitewashed in all
the rooms above.
Cheap enough, but how are your chan
ces?
Very good, they can't go back on us.
Who, if any, have expressed themsel yes
in your favor?
Martin Knupp, Geo. Daum, Dan Hart
nett and ZaneholtZ. That insurse us Bart
low, Liberty, Washington and Freedom.
You know we worked hard for old uucle
Jimmie of Washinton tp., and work ed in
the rain too. He got there Eli. If it had
rained little harder maybe he wouldn't.
10 you expect support from other can.
didates.
No, unless Fred. Aller, He nry Rohrs
Dave Meekison and Charley Evers should
have no opposition. If they don't we car
count on them, otherwise they would be
like all the rest, promise all OF us.
How is Haly and Haag?
We can't find out. It's more than likely
they will 60 with Groschner, Sa m Heller
and Charley Saur. They will fight lii
hard on account of the post-office war
They want the post-office ON Perry
street.
Have you heard from all the town.
ships?
No, there is no use to bother with the
rest, we have relations in all the rest, and
they will take care Of us.
You count largely on your own town
ship?
We think Charley Kolbe will help us
some in the west end, aud Orin Parker,
Crist Gearheart, jerome Mar tin and Nat.
Mccullough will take care of us on the
South Side.
A telegram was then received and read
as follows:
Ft. WayIfp n March II 1894.
New Bavaria gone back on both of you on account
OF post-offce war. G.P. @.
Then both candidates with the assist
ance of the reporter assembled to the fourth
floor where they were locked in seperate
rooms to converse with them selves. The
reporter decended in the elevator and
made his escape.
Attention, Ladies'.
d. & J. Wilson have just received a fine
line of filling silks, embroidery silks,
crewels and arlsine in all the new shades
for fancy work, at city prices. ct
A lot OF new piece goods just arrived fol
the spring trade, at Honeck's the tailor.
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