Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-01-21

THE DEMUC
The pork house has ney sign.
Casebeer has soIa out his Merchants Hotel
at Toledo.
Your red nose can now be charged mp 10
the weather.
Five pounds blankets for one dollar at Non
DEN q BHUSs. 81
Protracted meetings are being held in the I
Evangelical Church.
Vermont maple syrup by the pint, quart or
gallon, at BRADLEY's tt
The county commissioners were in session
Monday and yesterday.
There will be no services at the Presbyter-
ian Church next Sabbath.
The county treasurer will receive taxes up
to and including the 25th.
Will it be gas or oil, or both? We hope so,
and still the hole goes deeper.
Everybody, saints and sinners, walked in
slippery paths for the past few days.
A few muffiers left at Honeck, the Cash
Tailor's; will cell them at cost to close them
out 3t
The delinquent land sale took place On
Tuesday. But few pieces of property were
sold.
| r. bod
down 25 per cent big bargins call and see.
3t
Sheriff Aller conveyed Mrs. Evans, of Hol-
gate, to the insane asylum at Columbus
yesterday.
Honeck, the Cash Tailor, sells caps cheaper
than any other house in Napoleon, and don't
forget it. 3t
Court of Common Pleas will probably last
this week. The regular jury was discharged |
on Saturday.
One of the prettiest Marches published
this season is the G. A. r. Grand March by
Wiegand, price 40 cts, Ign. Fischer, publish
er, Toledo, o.
Jones and Small the two Rev. Sans, are
battling with satan with good success at Gin
cinnati. But Murat Halstead still holds out
in his wickedness.
Ladies, call and examine our Com
mon Sense" kid button shoes. fine line
just received.
If Frease Bros, 1888"
Tobacco is reccommeded as a remedy for
hog cholera. 1t destroys parasites, whether
external or internal. 1t is given to hogs in
butter-milk as well as by infusions.
On account of losing the drill and over 200
feet of rope in the gas well, work on the well
was stopped from Friday until Tuesday.
The we'll has reached depth of about 800
feet.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most potent
blood purifier, and fountain Of health and
strength. Be wise in time. All baneful in
fections are promptly removed by this un
equaled Alternative.
We have made arrangements with the Dali
ly Press, of Cleveland, by which we can
furnish that paper six times week and the
per year. Send in your names.
. 1t is said that sure way to keep frost off
windows is to rub the panes of glass with an
oil-saturated cloth, and thereby the ice will
not stick and the glass remain clear. Try it
on pane and see how it works.
Last Friday Mr.. Herman Bockelman. Il
bN cta p1
leg several years ago by being run over by
Wabash construction train, obtained iudg-
ment against the company for $1,000.
John F. Smith, of Fremont, has been cho-
sen superintendent of the Napoleon schools.
-Wauseon Republican. Oh, no, we guess
not. Mr. Austin is still filling that position,
: and with credit too. Mr.. Smith is principal.
We see time and place given for holding
; farmers institutes in most all of our adjoin-
ing counties, but fail to see any announced
for Henry county. This should not be. Our
farmers should not be behind their neigh
bors in this respect.
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT COST.
Remember we are selling large part OF
our Boot and Shoe stock at cost.
; If Frease Bros, 33:S.
Rev. L. f. Van Cleve, r. W. Grand Chap
lain of the Grand Lodge F. and A. M. of
Ohio, will deliver two addresses on the Prin-
ciples and Symbols of Masonry, to members
of the lodge and their invited friends on the
evenings of Feb. IL and II.
In a recent issue of one of the London pa
pers it said: ''When journalists dined with
Vanderbilt, they invariably found a $1,000
greenback under their Napkins" Some ell
terprising Yankee, who don't care what lie
says, has been giving those London newspa-
per men moonlight.
You will need overcoats yet, for winter is