Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-12-03

Representatives.
Rev. Fischer, M. Reiser and wife and j
Brown and wife attended the funeral of Rev
Dulitz, in Detroit, ON Tuesday.
1t is proposed to hold worlds fair at Chi
cago in 1892, the four hundredth anniversar,
of the discovery of America.
Several columns of local and advertising
matter are crowded out of this issue. A BIZ
rush of job work prevented us from gettin
out an extra.
The enterprising vocke Bros. are puttin
a new corn shelter into their mill which vii
have sheiling capacity Of 700 bushels pc
hour.
Zone fire burns out another" and mos
pains suffer more to be cured, but Salvation
Oil is painless and certain. 1t costs only 2
cents.
: Christmas is gradually approaching, ant
the urchin with the long head is beginning t.
think of identifying himself with some Sab
bath school class.
The Stark County Commissioners have
standing reward of $500 for the capture ant
conviction of any horse theft who steals
horse in that county.
Rev. Houser preached quite an interesting
and instructive Thanksgiving sermon at tn
Presbyterian church last Thursday morning
to large congregation.
The great moral drama Uncle Toms Cabil
as presented by the great and original Masol
& Morgan's Company, at Richards Hall OF
Saturday evening, Dec. 9th.
The registry law of Cincinnati and Cleve
land has been declared unconstitutional. TIL
Democratic Representatives and Senators il
Hamilton county will get their certificates.
4 A Mansfield paper brought a delinquen
subscriber to terms last week. The subscrib
er took the paper four years and then refuse,
to pay for it. A law suit followed and th
jury said pay, and now the d. s. has $3S 80
pay.
Mrs. Hazel Strong had the misfortune Il
fall Saturday morning, dislocating her lef
hip in serious manner. She is now confn
ed to her home, and, as Mrs. Strong is wei
advanced in years, it may be months befor
she will be able to get out.
The annual meeting of the Napoleon Fir
Department for election of department Off
GERS, will be held at Engine House, Monda!
evening, December 7, 1885. A full turn ou
is desired. R. B. HELLER, Chief.
Rev. Mosgrove, of Springfield, Ill, preach
ed in the Presbyterian church in the morn
ing and at the Methodist church in the even
ing last Sabbath. Large congregations turn
ed out to hear him on both occasions. He il
forcible speaker and his discussions wer,
listened to with marked attention and pleas
ure.
Rev. Dulitz, formerly pastor Of the Luther
an congregation Of this place, died at his
home in Detroit on Saturday last. His fun
eral took place on Tuesday. Rev. Duliti
was a most excellent man, and during hii
many years Of labor here endeared himself tt
hosts of our citizens, whose sympathies gt
out to the afflicted widow and family. Peace
to his ashes.
i Mr.. j. H. CARRIER, formerly Of Buffalo, n
Y, a. a.thorough practical candy maker, will
open candy kitchen in the Beckman Block
first door north Of Heller 4 Saur's Bank, to-
night. Here You can get fresh candy every
day, also choicest fruits. nuts, oysters etc
Mr.. g. is a gentleman in every particular
and will no doubt make many friends in this
town and vicinity. s
T.E AcTTR r. FOR TIT