Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-12-23


trunk sewer assessment.
Mrs. Geo. Bowerman advertises some fine
strains of poultry in this issue.
The Treasurer's Office was crowded all day
Monday with anxious taxpayers.
eowdricks mince meat at Clewell 8 Fisk's,
Cary's, Stockmans and Overhultzs.
Quite number of our saloons have quit
selling spirituous, malt and vinous liquors.
Rx-Treasurer Gidley assisted Treasurer
Waltimire in the collection of taxes this week.
Something good, atliving prices, in Christ
mas Poultry and Meats at Kopp d Redder-
sens.
Secretary of the Treasury, Daniel Man
ming, has our thanks for copies of his annual
reports. ". a.rrdr- M:z
W. Rexroth has opened blacksmith shop
in the room fotmeraiIy occupied by Chas.
Plummer. .-7 =, x. So, =, s-1s'-SEz'
Don't fail to order one Of those fat Tur-
keys for your Christmas dinner at Kopp &
Reddersen's. go.
Messrs. June & Bame shipped car load of
horses from this place to the Boston market
last Monday. @o.E ' .rBagtg
Our town presented a lively appearance
last Saturday, and our business men reaped
a rich harvest. .'a g. a. ag--t &
Miller, the murderer of Al. Painter, of To-
ledo, has been declared insane by a jury. He
will be sent to an asylum. r'"-
The County Treasurer's Office will be closed
on Christmas and New Year. Taxpayers
should govern themselves accordingly.
1sa Leist's Chicken Powders are having an
enormous sale, they are valuable indeed and
nothing better can be given TO poultry. et
During the rush at Kohler's grocery Satur-
day afternoon, some one "felI7 through a
show case, completely demolishiRg the same.
The annual supper for the scholars of the
Presbyterian Sabbath School will be given at
the City Hall on Wednesday evening of next
week. -t
From the first of the present month up to
and including the Goth, John Young killed
$50 worth of quail and pheasants; who can
beat it?
Johnnie Norton, son of Cel- ]. D. Norton,
had the instep of his left foot cut in fright
full manner last Tuesday morning, while
splitting wood. e
Louisiana Young, the three-year old
daughter of John Young, hod the misfortune
to swallow penny which she had in her
mouth, last Monday. "'a'S
An Ohio farmer has discovered breed of
hogs which he calls the improved Chister,
or .cholera-proof hog" The Ohio man is
sure TO get there under alIcifcumstances.
.sg.'Jack shall pipe and Gill shall Dance just
as long out in the open barn as they please
The free born American citizen don't fear
neuralgia with Salvation Oil TO the 'front.'
Only twenty-five cent investment.
[ The DanyiHe Breeze says the business man
with no advertisement in the paper always
reminds us Of bumblebee without any
stinger. He is only half equiuped for busi-
ness. ,sa$ &tss&Ntb.
]. B. Dittenhayer has Hacved his Office of
Township Clerk and Secretary of the Napo-
leon Union School Board on the first floor of
the Dittenhayer building, opposite Seribner's
hardware store, Washington street ct
We understand DR.. Talbot has invented
car coupling which is said to be far superior
to anything now in use. Hope the Dr.. will
meet with success in his invention and that
he may live to see it in practical use ever the
world. E
We are told that the Napoleon Fire De-
partment have accepted On invitation to at
tend the Firemen's ball in this city New
Years eve. They will probably be accom-
panied by the Napoleon Light Guards and
band.-Deiance Dem. rs n r. - G-
Toledo has a new German Democratic
Daily paper by the name of the 9age6tett.
Mr.. Bente, a former resident Of this place,
has an interest in it. We learn from the To-
ledo papers that the enterprise has collapsed
after an existesce of a few days.
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The knights of Labor Grand March by ].
Y. NJ, which has attained such an immense
popularity in such an almost incredible short
space of time, is already published as duet,
adapted for piano as well as organ, and is
according to our taste and fair Judgment the
most pleasing and imposing March We haye
ever seen. Solo 40 cts, duet 80 cts. Ign
Fischer, publisher, Toledo, 0.
The State Board of Health, through DR..
Hunter, furnishes the following report of the
sanitary condition of the State: ... ,...
Acute bronchitis prevails. As compared
with last weelz there has been IN increase in
cases of bronchitis, pneumonia and erysipe-
las. A decrease in cases of consumption,
diarheai diseases, typhoid fever, pleurisy,
Group, scarlet fever and whooping'cough.
Company "F." Boys held their first drill in
their new quarters last Thursday night, and
all speak in loud praise of their new home.
They have plenty Of room, and can now exc
cute great many more movements than
than when in the old hall. They drill again
tonight, and invite all out to the rink,
to see them. They will use you well. No
charges.
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