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

EMOCRATIC NORTHV
Money to loan.
Tyler & Donnelly, Att'ys.
The public schools will close next week
much to the delight of Young America.
Miss Lallah Hague visited in Defiance
during the past week.
Misses Libbie Bitter and Florance Gid
ley spent yesterday IN Toledo.
Mr.. John W. Long has been appointed
postmaster at Florida. A good appoint.
ment.
The matrimonial fever was epidemic
last month, Judge MeekisOn issuing thirty
permits.
The street sprinkler has made his ap-
pearance.
John Low, William Conrad, Ed. Groweg,
]. Gabringer and Dick Worling, of Deli
ance, Sundayed In Napoleon.
L. G. Fellers and family have moved in
their residence, corner of Washington and
Monroe streets.
Hon. S. NJ. Heller is making some
marked Improvements in the inside of his
residence, we understand.
Many dilapidated sidewalks have been
ordered repaired, during the past week, by
the proper authorities. Good sidewalks
are blessing to town.
A hen belonging to MIS-. Fred. DeIven-
thai laid an egg, last Saturday, which
measured eight inches around the long
way and six inches the small way.
School Entertainment.
The scholars of the union schools will
give an entertainment at School Hall, on
Friday evening, the 18th inst. The enter
tainment will consist of miscellaneous ex-
ercses and selections. Admission, 1Oc.
The Courts have decided that il part
ner oil dissolved firm fails to give legal
notice by publication in newspaper of a
dissolution of partnership, he is equally
liable for all debts contracted after dissolu-
ton.
No offensive garbage or decaying matter
OF any kind should be allowed to be
dumped at the fill at the south end of the
river bridge, or along the river banks in
side the corporate limits. Citizens are
complaining against this nuisance, and, as
a sanitary precaution. it should be abated.
Martin Knupp has been appointed City
Solicitor, an officer which the corporation
has long been in need Of The Council no
doubt will create the office, between now
and next spring, when the people will
elect some one to the position. The ap-
pointment OF Mr.. Knupp is an excellent
one, and he will make faithful officer.
There will be meeting of Gods Saints,
at Deshler, beginning May Goth and con-
tinuing over the Lords Day. On the Sab
bath, there will be an ordinance meeting,
of Feet Washing, the Lords
supper and Baptism. The latter will take
place at the creek, neal the Hislop School
House, and will be conducted by Elder A.
VI. Dick and others.
Mrs.. Rogers returned to her home in
New Haven, Ind, on Saturday. The next
lay her mother, Mrs. L. G. Randall, was
Notified by telegraph that her aughter
lad been taken suddenly i'll and was not
expected to live. Mrs. R. is now at her
'edside. The many friends of Mrs. Rog-
RS in Napoleon hope for her speedy recov-
ry.
The Annual Convention of the Henry
70. W. G. T. u, will convene in the M. e.
'hurch at 2 O'Clock p. m., on May 22nd
nd 23rd, at Deshler. Mrs. M. B. Reese,
f Stubenville, Ohio, State organizer, will
i've the annual address, and others of the
tate Executive Board will be present and
profitable time is expected. All persons
t any temperance persuation are earnest
= requested to be present.
Wood county comes to the front, again,
nth another atrocious murder. This
me, stranger is found in field with
istol shots in his head, and his face bat
cred up with big stone. The murder
o doubt was committed for mopey, as
he pockets of the victim were rif1ed. The
lurder was committed near Stony Ridge,
nd is thus far shrouded in mystery. A
Nv more hangings in benighted Wood
'ould probably be beneficial.
Sixteen good farmers in Henry county, !
ho bought last year, say that the Buck I
ye Low Down Binder is grand success. ,
[uch more convenient TO handle than any
evator binder, passes through a 1O15-foot 9
ate or bars, and runs as light in draft as ,
common reaper for two horses. There +
no binder made that can do better work
all kinds of grain. For sale by Scrib- Z
er & Ulrich. 81 a
Letter List.
Letters remaining uncalled for at the t
apoleon, Ohio, Post Office, forthe week a
lding May l3, 1885: 7
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