Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11
Clean Up for spring.

Il I1E DEM
Clean Up for spring.
Where did you movef
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Girls, slang is unfit for rosy lips.
Rev. Baldwin occupied the Presbyterian
pulpit last Sabbath.
VIC. Coover has been confined TO his home
by sickness this week.
Old Mr.. Miller is slowly recovering from
his stroke of paralysis.
Dave Halter has put a cake and bread de-
livery wagon on the road.
The scales IN the side track at the eleva-
tor are being overhauled.
lodge of Royal Arcanum will be insti-
tuted in Napoleon in few weeks.
The city council will meet tonight, when
the new members will take their seats.
Miss Mary Cary and her grandmothe-,
have returned from their Washington visit.
Miss Marie Humphrey is visiting Mrs.
Strahorn, nee Laura Harrison, in Chicago.
The first house built in the newly opened
up Sheffield addition is being put up by Mr..
Theek.
F. B. Leonhart, of Florida, was in the city
Tuesday. He reports matters fourishing in
Florida.
Mrs. W. V. McHenry has returned from a
three weeks visit in Sandusky and Seneca
counties.
Buy your carpets at Rohrs & Bros. and
you will surly get the best goods at lowest
prices. Try them. 2t
Mr.. Donovan has introduced bill in the
legislature authorizing the council Of Napo-
leon to transfer funds.
The young people will give an excellent en-
tertainment at the mite society at Rev.
Donahey's Friday evening.
We understand pipe organ is TO be put in
! the Presbyterian church, and the church to be
newly decorated and repainted.
Easter falls on the 21st this year. 1t comes
late and promises to be day of warmth,
sunshine, gay bonnets and fragrant flowers.
Napoleon is just about putting on its sum-
mer garb. 1t is without doubt the prettiest
little city ia the summer time of any in the
State.
The Treasurer of the United States is only
required to give bond of $15O,OOO, not much
more than most county treasurers are re-
quired to give.
Napoleon amateurs will render Damon and
Pythias at Rink Opera House on the 26th.
Quite number of reserved seats have al
ready been sold.
J.J. Clark, of Mcclure. was IN the city
Monday. Mr.. c. is well pleased over the
success of the Democratic ticket in Da-
mascus township.
| W. G. Showelter, of Bradner. Wood coun-
ty, Ohio. spent few days with his brother
in-law, I. D. Brokaw and wife, North of Ma
poleon, last week.
| You will be sorry if you invest dollar in
anything in the clothing line without first
visiting George Hahn, the old reliable peo-
ple's cthothier. His spring goods are simply
immense. If
Gov. f. X. Scott has purchased the old
Sheffield homestead, with the intention of
building fine residence on the site for him
self and family. It's one of the finest build
ing lots in the town.
You are invited to attend the mite society
at Rev. Donahey's Friday evening. Hot
coffee and lunch will be served, and the
young folks have series of entertainme ents
for the amusement of all.
The Misses Minnie Van Dyke, Eva Blair,
Nettie Viers and Minnie Sutphen returned
with Miss Mary Jones to her home at Napo-
leon this afternoon, and will visit the young
people of that city.-Defance Crescent.
We advise you to buy the
Ross, Levius 4 PETER fine shoe.
They are the best made and all
warranted by Shoemaker Bros.
The Cleveland and Chicago Railroad Co.
has been incorporated. This is the road that
is to be built from Fremont through Bowling
Green and Napoleon. The capital stock is
100000. Hope the proposed road will be
pushed right along
Balls Health Corsets needs no breaking in.
yields to every motion of the body, and is
one of the snuggest, closest fitting corset
made, yet perfectly comfortable at all times.
Try them at Rohrs & Bros, they have full
line of them. 2t
Miss Nellie O'Hagan, of Sandusky, ex-En
crossing clerk of the Ohio Senate, has rented
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