Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-03-28

7 LitCtlOu next MOnuhy.
Auditor Russell went to Hamlsr Tu. .sday.
Next Monday night Is regular council meet
/ ing.
J.B. Couch visited Hutchinson, Kan, this
week.
R. W. Hartman and wife spent Sabbath in
Toledo.
F.M. Runmell, of Holgate, was in the city
Monday.
The engine has been filling fire cisterns
this week.
Full line of ladies and childrsns fine shoes
at Rohrs & Bro. 2t
Charley Evers has made a purchase of a
blooded 3-year old.
Ladies fine shoes and walking shoes a
specially at Suydam's.
Stanley Jones, of Toledo, spent Sabbath
with his parents in this city.
Don't neglect to attend the big horse show
at Bostelman's corners to-day.
Messrs. Beilharz and Morgan of Liberty
Center, were in the city Tuesday.
1211S lbs. of H. Il D. fine granulated sugar
for 81, at Mrs. r. B. Shasteen's. 2t
Defiance will spend $4,000 in building a
bridge over the Maumee river.
The county commissioners will meet in
regular monthly session next week.
Two hundred styles of roller window shades.
If SHoEMAKER Bros.
A one-story brick addition is being built
back of Mrs. Shasteeu's grocery room.
In a neighboring town a girl jumped the
rope 2G5 times. subsequently she climbed
the golden stairs.
The cash house of Theo. Sul,r, the boot and
shoe man, will furnish the celebrated Burt"
shoe on short notice. 2t
j. B Augustine and family, of Button, o.,
have moved to this city. NJ. A. is employed
in Siford's barber shop.
The farmers are beginning to discover that
''the tariff is tax" and the fact will become
more distinct as time passes.
Elegant line of Chenille Curtains. These
goods were never kept before.
If SHOEMAKER Bios.
Mr.. Joseph August, of Buffalo, N Y, was
called to Napoleon last week to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Annie Back.
We have Kindly received an invitation from
the jefferson Club of Springfield, Ohio, to at
tend their fourth annual banquet on April
I'd.
About this period look for long faced mar
ried men. The furniture is all in the yard
and the musical tattoo of the carpet beater
has commenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Honeck, of Toledo, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Annie Back, of
this township, last week. Mrs. Back is
sister of Mrs. Honeck.
Mrs. Lydia McGill will leave for Idaho
Territory in few days, where she expects to
make her future home. The best wishes of
many friends will go with her.
Rev. Burroughs, of Hicksville, has been
assisting Rev. Donahey in meetings at the
Presbyterian church during the past week.
Rev. Donahey exchanged pulpits with him
on Sabbath.
]. s. Guyer will commence his term of
music on April 8th, 1889, and will teach piano
and organ. For further particulars call at
the Office of E. o. Fox, dealer in pianos and
organs. 2t
Call on Theo. Suhr, the cash boot and shoe
man, for the best styles, quality and prices in
Ladies and Misses fine Shoes Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Stockman's |
old stand. ct
The Cotton incorporation matter was up
for hearing before the County Commission
ers on Friday. The petition was dismissed
upon the filing of remonstrance by six of |
the original petitioners,
Infrmary Director SChall has sold his farm |
in Pleasant township and bought the old |
farm in Liberty township. He will |
remove to his new location in a few weeks. |
We bespeakIfor him pleasant home in old
Liberty.
H. G. Groschner has taken the agency for
The celebrated Mccormick harvester. This
machine is the oldest in the country, and has
many advantages over other machines that
will command the attention of farmers.
Read his big ad. in another column.
The spring term of the Northwestern Nor
nal and Collegiate Institute of Wauseon, o.,
,pens April Sth. Unsurpassed advantages
or teachers wishing to review. Teachers
annot afford to miss the solid instruction
.iven in the best normal in northwestern
)hio.
My stock will be kept fresh by the constant
dding of new goods, thereby giving my
the benefit Of all the latest styles.
don't sell goods without profit, but
ny profits are as small as good goods
an be sold. THEo. SuHR, The one Price
Jash Boot and Shoe man. 2t
Master Freddie Leist entertained a num-
,er of his young friends at his home on the
Ord of March, in honor of his 9th birthday.
freddie received many nice presents. After