Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-21
LOCAL BREvTrlEs.


Andy Sherman spent Sunday in Chicogo.
Big lot of White Goods at Rohrs d Suhr's.
St
Mrs. Roller has returned from her visit in
Tifin.
DR.. Con dit spent several days in Findlay
last week.
Best water white oil 1OA cts, by the bar
rel, at Bradley's. If
Mrs. McWilliams, of Toledo, is visiting her
children in this city.
The Commissioners were in session Tues
day on ditch hearing.
Geo. W. Fisher, wide-awake Holgateite,
was in the city Thursday.
James p. Gasser, of Paulding, was in
town the forepart of the week.
Reiser and Bro. shipped car load of cattle
to the eastern market last Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Cuff, June 14th,
a son. John, call him Grover Allen.
Henry Holterman has Just put in the X. Of
P. lodge room lot of new furniture.
Saur Balsley have put in large brick
cistern in the basement of their store.
Nicholas Bauer and John Harman, of New
Bavaria, we're in the city last Saturday.
J. G. Myers, one of the solid farmers, OF
Damascus township, was in the city Tuesday.
The assessor of Napoleon township re-
turns 81 deaths and So births during the past
year.
For nice fresh stock of Drugs and latest
patterns of Wall Paper call at the store of F.
H. Voigt, in Holgate. If
Quite number of Republicans-headed by
Mayor Frease, are in Chicago this week.
Cheap rates captures the crowd.
J. T. Grafice. of Liberty township, was in
town Tuesday paying his rent" He also
remembered the NORTHWEST Office.
gang of Wabash workmen from Andrews,
Ind, have been making some much needed
repairs on the bridge west of town.
Court of Common Pleas was in session
Saturday, when the Sheffield land sales were
confirmed and other business transacted.
Wanted immediately-two good sewing
girls. "Blue Ribbon" girls preferred.
2t MRS. Stout.
Read Shoemaker Bros. new advertisement.
They are hustlers and not at all backward in
letting the public know what they have for
sale.
Mrs. VIM. Snowman, of Napoleon, was
visiting her brother j. 4. Meek and family
the latter part of last week.-Stryker Ad-
Udnce.
Rohrs & Suhr, who believe in the efficacy of
printers ink, appear this week with a new
advertisement. They carry an excellent
stock of goods.
A fellow by the name of Stout, in the Gala
boos for drunkenness, cut his way out Tues
day night and escaped. He cut hole
through the cell floor.
Hon. W. D. Hill addressed rousing rati-
fcation meeting at Monroe, Mich, Saturday
evening. Cleveland and Thurman is creating
much enthusiasm in Michigan.
Masters Bollmeyer and Williams, of Wau-
seon, made trip to our city on their bicycles
last Saturday. They spoke quite highly of
our gravel roads for bicycle riding.
The little 11-year old boy of Allen o. Ny
ers died at their home in Cincinnati Friday
last. The body was incinerated at the
crematory in that city on Saturday.
Mrs. Lucinda Thomas and Mrs. Chathrine
Jamison and niece, Minnie Jamison, of La
Paz, Ind, are spending few days in the
city visiting their sister, Mrs. Mary Putt.
Parasols for $500. Special offer of choice
from any of our Fancy Parasols that former
Iy were $3.50 to $500, for $3.50 each, at the
Cash Dry Goods House of Rohrs & Suhr. St
Joseph Fish, of Barlow township, was in
The city Saturday, on his way home from
few days fishing expedition to the muddy
waters of the Maumee. He reported good
success.
Joseph Mckenzie and Geo. Willier, of
Richfeld Tp., were in the city Tuesday.
Both left subscriptions for the NoTHwEsT.
Mr.. Willier having the paper sent to his
in Mo.
There will be dance at Kemmer's Hall, IN
Florida, on the evening of the Sd of July.
Music by the Napoleon City Orchestra and
IN ice cream supper are two of the features
If the entertainment.
Miss Luella Higgins left for Wabash, Ind,
IN Tuesday, where she takes charge of a large
lass of pupils on the violin. She will be an
addition to the musicians of that
,lace. We wish her success.
The dates of the Lakeside religious meet
ngs this seasons are given out as follows:
The Lakeside Reform Assembly July Z, II,
he Sunday School Encampment July IL, 30,
md the Camp meeting, English and Ger
nan, July 81, August IA.
Nine Napoleon printers want to play ball
With an equal number of Wauseon or Def
nee manipulators of the silent messengers
+ thought. The challange is absurd. Wau-
con has no printers who can play base ball.
hey are all too old to run, or too young and
'retty to appear in base ball costume. They |
re printeressessisse issesis.-Archboh Herotd.
friend writes from Thornfeld, Mo-, in
orming us that the farmers in that locality |
re havesting their wheat. Also, that corn is |
cry poor, having had too much cold rains, |
nd that the weather being dry and hot gen |
rally but little oats are sown in the locality. |
teports an abundance of peaches, plums, ap- |
les and cherries, and early peaches ripening |
nd raspberries ripe. This is a little ahead |
{ our climate