Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-05-31

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ding off parcel or two of the Sheffield lands
which are to be sold on the 9th day of June.
No one should fail to attend the Normal
whether you have ever studied music or not,
instructions are all given in classes; these
classes are graded.
William Sutherland has purchased the ole
Neil property adjoining that of William
Spengler's in the East part of town, and will
move his family into the same.
The Putnam Co. board of commissioner:
met with our board on Monday, at the Audi
tors Office in this city, on joint ditch matters
Auditor Place of Putnam was also present.
If you want envelopes with your business
card on them, letter heads, statements, bill
heads, note heads, professional cards, or in
fact any kind of frst-class printing done
leave your orders at this Office.
We have been compelled to drop from oul
list number of names of persons who are
owing us for from threeto six years, having
waited on them quite long enough. We cam
exist upon wind any more than they can.
DR.. Tracy closed his course of temperance
lectures here on Monday evening He crea,
ted quite an interest in temperance while
here, but Just what the results of his laborf
will be time will tell. Hundreds signed the
pledge.
The tuition for the coming Normal for the
full course is fifteen dollars for the ten weeks;
lessons are given daily. More lessons and more
theory by 900 per cent. than in private instruc-
tions. Instruments furnished free for prac-
tice.
Spurious silver dollars are in circulation in
this section. The coin is quite good immi-
tation but is light in weight. A trio of coun-
terfeiters we're arrested in 'Ft. Wayne last
week, no doubt the parties who put the spur
ious coin in circulation.
The fashionable young man may be inter-
ested in knowing that the correct trouser is
1s1S inches at the knee, and from II 4 to IS at
the bottom for average height. This is called
the peg-top style, and measurements may be
suited to individual build. .,
A correspondent writes in the Scientific
American that the worst toothache OF
neuralgia coming from the teeth, may be
speedily and delightfully."- ended by the appli-
cation of small bit of cotton, saturated in a
strong solution of ammonia, to the defective
tooth.
The canal boat "Noble Grand" arrived in
the city last Wednesday with twenty-five
ton load of merchandise for our business
men. This goes to show that the trade of
our town is up to the general standard, not
withstanding it is the dull season of the year,
as tho farmers are all busy.
Ienry Sche,it, now engaged in boring n
we'll on William Spengler's farm IN Monroe
township, experienced little bad luck last
week. He had reached depth of 45 feet,
and when the drill was being drawn, the well
cayed in. He at once began another, and is
now boring through slate at about the same
depth.
Capt Samse took 29,4500 and 8 pounds of
corn to Toledo from Vocke's mill in one
load, one day last week, on his new boat, the
t'Noble Grand" This is the largest load of
the kind he has taken this season, and goes
to show that our popular millers are wide
awake to the interest of the trade.
In order to meet decided want, classes of
ladies and gentlemen will be at union
school building on Tuesday, June 18th, at
8 o'clock, a. m, for the benefit of those who
wish to study the art of reading music and
singing at sight. The tuition for this one
study is so low that it comes within the reach
of all classes. Who wish to become good read
ers of music2
Take care how you let machine o il or lubri-
Gator come in contract with cut or scratch
on your hand or arm, as serious blood
poisoning may result. In the manufacture
of some of these machine oils fats from de-
ceased and decomposed animals are used.
All physicians know how poisonous such mat
ter is. The only safeguard is not to let any
spot where the skin is broken be touched by
any machine oil or lubricator.
Coldwater (Mich.) Rcpa6iicam: Reliable
information reaches US. that the suit against
the Pennsylvania company, brought by Gov.
Foster, of Ohio, in behalf of the stockhod-
ers of the NJ. G. & L. M. R. R., will come OF
in Cleveland some time next week. It is
possible, too, that work may be begun
north of Marshall on the Coldwater, Marshall
& Mackinaw R. g.. even befose the decision
of the Court shall be rendered. Keep up
courage. Coldwater is not ruled out yet.