Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-07-05
LOCAL BREvrrlEs.
Get the mower and binder ready.

Deerfeld, Mich.
Miss Georgia Knupp is spending the 4th in
Liberty Center.
Rev. and Mrs. Donahey drove to Grand
Rapids Monday.
Henry Zachrich. of the south ridge, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. W. Stephenson and family are visit
ing in Sidney, Ohio.
I sell Bureaus with four large drawers for
$12. 81 HENRY HoLTERMAN.
A pension has been granted to Rebecca
Smith, of Liberty Center.
Miss Lallah Hague will spend the summer
in Sandusky and Cleveland.
Miss Matte Simmons will spend the Fourth
with her sister in Lafayette, Ind.
Imported met worst direct from Germany.
Try some, it is fine, at Pohlman Bros. If =
The M. Z. Sabbath School scholars gave
an interesting concert Sabbath evening.
Thirty eight Napoleonites went to Toledo
last Saturday to see Barnum and Jumbo.
Boys should be careful how and where they
shoot their firearms and crackers on the 4th.
Chas. vey left for Marion, Ind, Saturday
morning, with the expectation of making it
his home.
Just see the new invoice of confectionery,
the finest ever brought to the city, at J. M.
Myers store. It,
Miss Eda Reynolds, of Plymouth, Ohio,
has been guest of the family of R. Hudson
the past week.
The Republican Congressional Convention
of the sixth district, will be held at Bowling
Green, July 25th.
Choice styles Pongee Dress Ginghams, Il
yards for 75 cents. Now is your time to buy
them at Rohrs & Suhrs. 3t
Hon. s. NJ. Heller has an so acre farm
which no will stake upon the election OF
Cleveland and Thurman.
Bro. Decker, of the Holgate Times, was ir
city Monday, billing the town for the big 4tf
of July celebration at Holgate.
In order that all the NORTHWEST boys ma,
celebrate the glorious Fourth, our paper il
issued one day earlier this week.
If you want good Lunch or a Warm Meal
also lodging, call at the Busy Bee.
ct J. J. BE1nHARz.
Mrs. Joseph Grim and family left las
Tuesday morning for a few weeks visit will
friends and relatives at Alpena, Mich.
Laborinl men will find good illustration
of how protection benefits them by reading
the article headed Potatoes and Protection.
Mr.. Reddersen has moved his meat shoI
to the building on the corner of Scott ant
Washington streets. He will have nice quar-
ters.
;'Bandanna" means handkerchief, so dom,
say "bandanna handkerchief" It would be
just as correct to say handkerchief, hand
kerchief."
D. Richards and wife, of Hutchinson, Kan.
returned to their Western home on Monday
after two months visit with relatives and
friends in Ohio.
Tile factory, containing ~ acres of ground
all in good shape, for sale or trade for town
property on long time. Inquire of L. G. FEL-
LERs & Co. ... tt
I'M. Myers will move his stock of grocer
les and notions into the room just north of
his present location. MIR. Myers is selling
goods cheap for spot cash.
The Deshler Flag gave an excellent biog-
raphical sketch last week of Hon. John Ham
Ter, of Marion township. Mr.. Hamler is one
of our most estimable citizens.
Defiance county will have no fair this year.
The citizens of that county should all visit
our big fair, which will be one of the best
exhibitions in this part of the State.
Last Saturday the Star Hose Company of
this place received their new caps, which are
of the Gilmour pattern. The caps are neatly
gotten up and the "boys" now make fine
appearance in them.
poem called 'May kiss you, darling"
has been received. Well study over it. We
are inclined to say yes, without further re-
Election, but we have to be little careful in
these matters. Will answer definitely within
q week, if that will do.-En.
The new congressional central committee
for this district is as follows: Defiance, H.
P. Miller; Fulton, J. @. Bollmeyer; Henry,
Michael Donnelly; Paulding, N. R. Webster;
Van Vert, Geo. Kohn; Williams, VIM. Dun.
lap; Wood, F. E. Lamb.
Hiram Fellers, of Paulding, Albert, of
Elliston. Ottawa county, Alfred of Worsville,
Paulding county, Ben of Ft. Wayne and John
of Scott, Paulding Co., were in Napoleon last
week, having been summoned here to attend
the funeral of their brother, Morgan Fellers.
A petition has been presented to the coun-
ty commissioners to gravel the road inter-
secting the Bryan Pike at Dawson's old
corner, and to run to the Defiance county
line, distance of nearly three miles. The
sum of $2,255 has been raised by subscrip-
ton for the improvement. We hope it will
be made. .tH
On the 9Th day of June Joseph Fry's resi-
dence and contents were burned, in Pleasant
township. He was insured in the Ohio Far
mers for $500, and got his entire amount
within twenty six days after his loss. 8. F.
Long has paid more money on fire losses
within the last year, in Henry county, than
all other agencies combined. He is the right
man to insure with. 1t
The next eclipse of the moon will occur on
the night of July 22d, and will be more inter
esting than the one of January 28th. The
diameter of the earth's shadow will be much