Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-04-30

Liberty Center Is talking about building
new shool house.
A beautiful line OF Tricotes and satin
berber at Wilson's. 2t
} This is the time of the year to sell agri-
cultural implements.
We are indebted to Mr.. Halter for re-
port of court proceedings.
Call and see the new shades in cashmere,
lust in, at 81 NoRDEN & BRUINS.
The April term of'the Court Of Common
Pleas adjourned sine die on Friday even
ing last.
Arbor Day was duly observed by the
Union Schools on last Friday with appro-
pirate exercises.
The fair directors have had some two
hundred additional shade trees set out in
the fair grounds.
Have you seen those lovely robes and
embroidered chambrays and Swiss dress
patterns at Wilson's. 2t
Mrs. Smith, an Evangelist, of Column
bus, Ohio, is holding meetings this week
in the NJ. E. Church. The attendance is
large.
The Belden Burner Co. has just had the
street lamps repainted at their expense.
Fred. Hornung did the work and done a
good job.
Notice statement of the financial condi-
tion of the old reliable Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company, Of Newark, N
J. E. r. Cowdrick is agent in this place.
An elegant line of black silks at less
than cost to import them, bought after the
great auction sale in New York. Now is
the time TO get bargain, at Wilson's.
2t
We understand there are still some
shares of the fair stock which remain un-
sold., Every business man in Napoleon
should take and pay for one or more
shares.
We May have more snow this season
and we May not. 1t would be something
unusual for this latitude If snow didn't
fall in May. Maybe you see the point
and Maybe you don't.
All using Steam Engines, portable or
stationary, can have them repaired on the
shortest notice and all work warranted.
Please give us a call.
NAPOLEON MACHINE WORKS.
At G. F. BEARD, Proprietor.
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There is nothing that so takes the starch
out OF young man who has been welded
about year as to have to 60 to a store
where there is girl clerk with whom he
used to keep company and inquire for a ;
packet of those large safety pins.
A number OF persons having solicited
me to operate upon their teeth, 1 have
opened all office at my residence. If there
are others who wish my services wou Id
be pleased to see them.
W. J. PIERREPONT, Dentist,
Clinton St., 2 blocks East of Miller House.
This is the season of the year when peo-
Pile, desiring to make purchases, scan the
papers for advertisements of live business
men-the class they prefer to deal with,
knowing by experience that the advertiser
keeps good article ofgoods and sells at
reasonable profit. Look over the adver-
Using columns of the NORTHWEST.
Napoleon folks are not obliged to 60
away from home for wearing apparal. We
have five first-class dry goods stores, three
merchant tailoring establishments, milli-
merry stores and plenty of shoe stores.
Our people can always trade to advantage
in town 50 we'll provided as Napoleon.
Don't go away from home for goods.
don't wantto create any hard feelings,
but I have, the largest stock of mems,
youths and boys clothing in Henry coun-
ty, which it is my business to sell, and to
sell cheaper than any Of my competitors.
1 cant help but let the people know it,
and if deal fair and square and treat all
alike to save the purchaser from twenty
to thirty per cent, SO much the better for
the people. s. BERNSTEIN,
ct One Price Clothier.
Spring is here. IT'S true the genial sea-
son has not dared to take his overcoat off
for fear of catching cold, but still spring is
here, and with spring naturally comes the
demand for change in clothing. Every
body now gets ready to shed the heavy
garments which have been worn through
the wintry blasts, and the place to find
Just what you want is at the Eagle Cloth
ing House of Hahn & Meyer, who have
Just received lot of goods suitable for the
incoming season, which will be sold at
prices to suit the times. Give Geo. and
Henry call. 3t
Letters remaining uncalled for at the
Napoleon, Ohio, Post Office, forthe week
ending April 20, 1885:
Miss Rosie Bornhizer, Fred. Blougman,
Sarah A Boring, Thomas Burr, John B.
Daoust, William Davis, Mr.. John Eek
man, Lient. William II. Ellis: Mr.. Geo.
Fetter, Miss Amelia Honeck, Mr.. Chas.
Hornung, Mr.. Willis Johnson, Hattie Os-
bsrn, Peter Paul, Mrs. Cally Rathman,
Mr.. J. Roway, Mrs. Sarah Weeks, A Ves-
terman.
Persons calling for letters will please
say they areadvertised and give date.
Les IL. G.. RANDALL, P. M.
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