Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-17

THE DEMOCRATIC NORTHWF
eens Pro Bono Pubiico II
10 hose .t ueers The High and Grammar schools will
2t give entertainment at School Hall Fri
- day evening, April the 18th. The pro-
WI" pe organized on gramme will ofrcaions
dialogues, vocal and instrumental music
made its in concluding with comic drama Vol
unteer Review" The proceeds are to be
applied on the payment for Appleton,sI
sugars DrAuy Encyclopedias purchased by above de-
partment at the beginning of the year.
We public will appreciate the
earnest effort made by the pupils dis
. h ;,aa , charge this debt Admission 25c School
'e' pf ~ children l5c
-,, ,ou oh Members of the Y. p. T. u, Atten.
There will a meeting OF the Y p T.
ng very last al nrst u at the Temperance Room Satur
'ckes 81 day evening. Very important business
the Cincinnati Let every member be present. $
by show PRESIDENT
We received their sin. New Church Service. |,
out for them. Rev. Philip B. Cabell of Urbana Ohio
, , ., ,, .h will preach in the Episcopal Church at Ma
,,i dr,in ,horo, poeon Sunday, April Goth, morning
-s and evening. Communion Services will
pe than whaebone be held Subject of morning discourse
ieles have them The resurrection of the Lord Evening
I "The Sabbath Day."
ounty Convenian to We had green Easter.
iates to be held Black and coloed silk gloves Hell
ler's. 2 In
Fourth Buy the Holbook fine shoe at Robr
Will we celebrate or Vocke's. 81 10
The maple sugar and moasses crop was T
IN elegant assortment almost failure. In
y ' ~ .. Court Of Common Pleas in Fulton p
county next Tuesday n
od T.; onr oe,ne IN Mr. Toll Thompson has thanks for
the owner. "'A''e''- ---- -o--.-O-. popo-' la
.,n 70 L tho o Van Vert has boy, only years old g
We have has stolen four horses. He is
It's Why9 '"'' "
mi, tho s.,oo h, The different churches tastefuy
rnev decorated last Sunday and
- ro.rho, vices had in them. T.,
. - ron ,ra We have just opened complete line of
I'd ou n, sorr ladies Isle thread and silk gloves all
10 a, o. nor ee the newest spring shades, G
=. W p'' "''" vockes. 81 la
nano,eon a Mrs A e. Mann requests those
mon io;nt ditch mat made
rooms over Stuckmans grocery. Her
-, - - ~, prices reasonable. tt IN
released two thirds Evers agent tor the North
Advertiser assuming German Lloyd line of steamers has lust
put out some very fine advertising Il
Journal has changed cards. showing beautiful
enberger having The officers appointed by the last term
Mavis succeeding of Court apprase the nd iab
mp. ties Of the Sheffield Norton Bank are at te
ernty will Law the work and probably will make report
during the coming week. and hope in
talking build our next issue to give the result their
nd Masonic TEMPLE finding a
clothing will do well On Saturday last young daughter OF
Never and inspect Mr. Lewis Bender had narrow escape
ire giving good bar from being burned DEATH She was
goods in order to playing with fire in the yard her
ing stock St clothes caughtIfre and had been for =
the timely assistance Of older sister :.
" ~ - '' ~ she would undoubtedly have burned to !.
'"u'o ~ passage " death. As it she escaped with sew
that mlitiamen who ora, severe b,rrs r ~ " p
ncinna may receive IM
the Legislature ad The following "oldme maxims" do tc
not overestmate the value good grass h
tho arnoororco o No grass no CATTLE cattle manure &C
On nroh os sbsde no manure is to-day Il
~ h,, ronv when first spoken. Grass care of h
-, -; h lives f th him who it. The meadow is the h
d,ui,, tha, master mine of wealth. Strong meadows
hll big barns. Fat pastures make fat al
pockets. The acres that will carry steer VI
hereby nohed 70 carries wealth. Flush pastures
m running at large stock. Heavy meadows make happy
All STOCK iouho upon farmers Up tony in grass laughs
enned up ana dealt The fat fox. Sweet pastures sound
w. Wy, y butter Soft hay makes strong wool. s.
Mr.. Finley, the Representative from -,
~ ~ 20 " Noble county, has introduced in the =,
" s ~ y. p"p' t House, which, ifit becomes a law, will -
=, ... completely revolutionize the business of :,
" " 10y working the roads, 1t abolishes office ~
s " " w s OF road supervisor and the care of all -
" ~ ' public highways in the townshptrustees =
- who shall see to keeping them in repair -
30 30 ao and passabe condition by letting
wouo haVedone work contract the possible
%. FouKe mas lived bidder The two days work roads
world 70 know the is also dispensed with road tax Ia
y ana ne mas never collected at the December
rapo "oe ne mad upon the general duplicate, trans.
mitted by the county treasurers to be paid =,
OF neigh out to the contractors the
to prayer meeting of the township trustees. !"
md unwttingly fell Denoros;s Na.ao 1-. ~- - :,
~ p " ~ ceptabein the family circle and the Nav
s number keeps up its an enter.
" o', ,. '' o tanning and instructive ublcaton pi
; -~ yu Among the contents are, "Her Story" by NJ
living Swancreek Ella Wheeler 1.-THE Genius of
that inside year Great Century," by Elizabeth Cummings
healthy calves Home Art and Home Comfort" by Het- VI
gave birth to pair Ward and "How We in New
to-day Beauties York. by Jennie June Shores of
she brought forth Nothng concluded various
ale and one heer.- departments well filed illus "
trations are all good, the frontispiece be- M
of BODY and mind ing beautiful oil picture copied from