Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-05-14

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" Machine agents are on the war path.
: A hot summer follows a late spring.
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Tear down your old. dilapidsted fences
Genuine New Orleans sugar at Brad
W ley's. Il
The skating rink was crowded Saturday
evening.
Fred. Yacke has his new brick shoe shoT
under roof.
Notice change in the running time on b
q o. r. r.
d. Our serial story, "A Paris Mystery" i.
ended in this issue.
n There were two deaths from diptheris,
" in Napoleon, last week.
The assessors are making their returns
,e to the County Auditor.
For all kinds of field and garden seeds
D. in bulk, 60 to Bradley's. If
te Mothers, you are interested in G. Bit
$, zer's new advertisement. Look it up. j..
II Get the most convenient and best Low
y Down Binder, and that is the Buckeye.
Groschner d Reddersen's is headquar-
t? ters for spring wagons and fine buggies.
n tt
II There is report that the Holgate
It schools have been compelled to close, on
Il account Of the scarlet fever.
h Hahn & Meyer appear this week in a
d bran new advertisement. They are Of
v fering good goods at low figures.
The name of the Ohio Reform Farm
school for Boys, has been changed by the
- Legislature, to the Ohio Industrial Home
" for Boys.
8 Ice Cream.
e We are now making superior quality
of Ice Cream. for sale by the dish or guam
> tity. At GEO. F. CuRDEs.
= An exchange says, now is the time to
= marry, for it's very poor woman who
can't earn living for her husband during
l this time of the year.
Ready y-made clothing, for young and
old, can be found in large stock and latest
styles, at Hahn Il Meyers. St
Mr.. Lewis Wisler, formerly resident
OF Napoleon, but now of Pennsylvania,
was in the city during the past week.
Findlay Je6.: Frank and Reuben Lit
zenburg, OF Henry county, sons of Mrs.
, John Whistlemah, are in the city to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Whistleman.
An elegant line of black silks at less
than cost to import them, bought after the
great auction sale in Ne York. Now is |
the time to get bargain, at Wilson's.
2t
The new Memorial Building in Toledo,
in course of construction, was damaged to
the extent of $1,000, by fire, last Friday
afternoon. A coal from timers pot on
the roof was the origin of the fire.
The Holgate Times says their devil Wis
tied our Office last week, and we did not
make mention of it. A mistake some
where. Can it be that the imp had washed
his face and we did not recognize him?
What with house cleaning, soap MAX
ing, experimenting hen setting and gar
den making, the average woman is alto
gether too busy, these days, to spend a
moments time in looking after her neigh
boris affairs. G
For the Best White Shirt.
Go to Hahn & Meyers, ind get the {
"Eighmie," the finest and cheapest dress {
shirt made in the world. Try them and g
you will wear 10 other. 3t {
Looking forward to the near approach
of hy-time, cotemporary says that if a {
string be stretched near the ceiling of the q
room, the flies will alight upon it instead =.
OF upon thewalls. Bald-headed men will
make a note ont.
John Miller
Makes the best handmade Wagons and
Buggies in Northwestern Ohio. Has an
A No. blacksmith and painter to help '
him out. If you do not believe, come and - -
see. Seeing is believing may14-4t
To those desiring to visit Coles Circus, a
at Toledo. May 2lst, we will sell round fl
trip tickets at excursion rates. Tickets v
will he limited-not good to return after
May 22d. J. X. WITHERs,
Agent W., St. L. q P. Railway.
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The ten-penny nail falleth in the high n
way and maketh loud noise, and it is q
known among men; but the carpet-tack @
standeth upon its head in the silent spaces a
of the night, and getteth in his fine work is
upon the soles OF the just and the unjust. il
The steamer Chief Justice Waite is be- II
ing put in splendid condition for the busi-
ness of the season, from Toledo to Putin
Bay, daily, except every Thursday, when
she runs to Detroit. The steamer can be n
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