Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES,


Rheubard pie has come again.
Now clean and ventilate your cellar.
Barnum's show is in Ohio this month.
April showers will come in May this year.
D. W. Shoemaker is improving his resi-
dence.
Our collector is on the war path. Treat
him well.
Sam Martin is improving his residence
property.
The exceedingly dry weather has been hard
on the wheat.
The Schubert Quartette at the Opera House
tomorrow night.
J.J. Frederick, of Liberty Center, has been
granted pension.
The farmers being exceedingly busy has
made trade little dull.
Probate Judge Donnelly has moved into
his new residence property.
The Northwestern Ohio Band Association
will meet at Holgate June 12.
Quite number of German emigrants ar
rived in Napoleon during the past week.
Brib Hudson has been awarded the con-
tract for plastering the new G. A. R. hall.
Geo. Christy caught an eel in the river Sat-
urday that measured 81 feet, and weighed
pounds.
Those who took their winter underwear off
last Sunday were glad to put it on again
Monday.
Jos. Averys, the South Napoleon butcher,
is having an ice house erected in the rear of
his shop.
The county commissioners met with the
Putnam county board at OFT ava yesterday
on joint ditch matters.
Buy your dry goods at Rohrs & Suhr's and
you will get the best good, newest styles, and
will surely save money. 3t
To give our readers more news and accom-
modate our advertisers we are compelled to
print twelve pages this week.
@. Gearhart, of South Napoleon, has great
ly improved his property by having his resi-
dences and store rooms painted.
VIM. Spengler has got the foundation laid
for barn on his farm; located in section 90
Monroe twp. The barn will be 4Ox76.
I do a very large business in the Merchant
Tailoring line, and my prices'and fits spea k
for themselves. 3t GEO. HAHN.
@. Fl. Suydam has had the interior of his
shoe store fixed up in fine style, and it pre-
sents regular ''city" appearance.
Bernstein, the big one-price clothier, ap-
pears this week with convincing advertis e.
ment. He has the stock and prices which
tell.
The broken plate glass in the Heller block
on Washington street and the Gary block on
Perrys street, were replaced by new glass, on
Friday.
The lowest prices for reliable clothing for
man, boy or child, can be had six days out of
every week at the Eagle Clothing House of
Henry Meyer. 81
Joseph Kanney has lately m ade some much
needed improvements at his blacksmith shop
in the way of putting in new foundation,
lowering the floor, etc.
Judge Handy adjourned court on Monday
until Friday, when he will render decisions
in the Sheffield & Norton and other cases,
which will wind up the April term.
A system to be reliedupon Wraps, sleeves,
draperies, etc., cut by the Garment Cutter are
perfect. Call and see us over Bitzer's furni-
ture store. If VIM. j. KRE GER.
The Ground Hog law provides that any on 9
presenting scalps of that animal to the
Township Clerk will be given certificate on
the Township Treasurer for twenty cents for
each scalp.
Dress goods and trimmings, the most COM
plete stock ever shown in Napoleon and at
nominal prices. Silks, velvets, plushes, all
new shades and in black.
3t RoHRs 3 SUHR.
All stock owners should remember that the
law strongly lprohibits the running at large
of animals, and that constables only do their
duty when they impound any animal found
running loose on the highways.
A son of J. E. Mohler, of Monroe town
ship, palced upon our desk Saturday good
sized hens egg. 1t measured inches one
way and inches the other. Mr.. Mohler pro-
nouncedit aregular Cleveland egg!
A. Teeple, of Napoleon, has ght horses at
the track, one of them PAGER by Red Buck,
which can go very fast. He paced Il mile
in 116 and u in sc seconds on Friday last,
which is good for green one.--Toledo Sun
day Journal.
Marshal Burns arrested Bill Young and
William Hess on Saturday night for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct. The May or
Monday morning gave Young "a hours in
which to leave the town or 90 daysin the stone
yard, and fined Hess IS and costs.
The proprietors Of the Opera House guar
antee the entertainment to be given to-mor
row night Our citizens should appreciate
an entertainment Of this order, and the en-
terprise of the proprietors of the Opera
House in getting the Schubert Quar- tette
booked for Napoleon, by turning out and
filling the hall.