Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-01-23

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This is the last week in which to pay taxes.
C. Groll. of FIatrock township, was in the
city Friday.
Full line of new ribbons all shades at Geo.
II. Rohrs & Bros. If
There is scarcely family in town which
has escaped the infiuenza entirely.
Will Shondel will opena cigar mandatory
in the building next to the engine house.
New table linens, napkins and bed spreads
at low prices, see them at Geo. Il. Rohrs Il
Bros. If
One of the finest musical entertainment
ever given in Napoleon will come of on Feb.
18th.
F.M. Baldwin left for New York and the
east Monday. He will be absent several
months.
A Aphysician says that "la grippe" is COM
posed of about equal parts of a bad cold in
the head and imagination.
The county commissioners have decided to
ado. It standard time for the court house clock.
Look out for the change, or you'll get left
1t is said that the juice of half lemon
squeezed into cup of coffee and drank will
afford immediate relief in neuralgia head
ache.
Try "Tiger Coffee" and you will use no
other, for sale in the following groceries:
Bradley's, Fisk & Co.'S, Shasteen's, Gear
hart's and Hoffman's. If
The county commissioners on Friday last
made their final finding in the R. X. Scott
ditch, one of the most important bitches ever
located in Henry county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Campbell entertained
the younger married people Tuesday evening,
and will throw their doors open to the older
people on the evening of the 18th.
You can buy cloaks and newmarkets at
your own prices, we are selling them less
than cost to close them all out.
If GEO. II. RoHRs & Bros.
The coming X. of l.. Dance promises to be
grand affair. 1t will be an invitation dance.
Persons of questionable character will not
be admitted to the hall. COMMITTEE.
Hon. D. D. Donovan has been made chair
man of the Committee on Deaf and Dumb
Asylums in the House, which is quite an hon
or bestowed upon our young Representative.
A photographer in country town was re-
Gently visited by a young woman who with
sweet simplicity, asked, "How long does il
take to have your photograph taken after you
have left your measured"
You can buy the Demorest sewing machine
for $3.50 cash, warranted for years. We
have sold them to dress makers and Singer
machine agents and they say the Demorest
machineiis the best in the market to-day.
For saleonly at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bros. If
We have received from the author very
bright and taking piece of music, entitled
Major Warmers Grand March, 1t is not too
difficult for either organ or piano, and must
DoCOlAO NOLy pOpuldls SOpAOo AudAcN W du y
address on receipt of price, 40 cents, by the
publisher, A. M. Hall, Dansville, N. Y.
Amusement loving citizens will be pleased
to learn that the world-renowned Madam
Fry's Concert Co. of Boston will appear for
one night at the Opera House on the evening
OF Feb. 18th. Connected with this company
is the celebrated Female Quartet, with
string instruments. Also, VIM. F. Went
worth, the we'll known elocutionists.
E. e. Decker has connected himself with
the Beard Electric Light Co., as Secretary
and Treasurer. We understand the COM
pany is perfecting arrangements by which
they will be able to supply incandescent
lights to any of our citizens who may wish
them for lighting their business places or
residences. We wish Mr.. Decker and the
Beard Co. success.
How Labourchere doctored his gripe: To
prevent any fever, i at once administered to
myself thirty grains of quinine-that settled
the fever. To meet the cough took unlim-
tied squill pills--that settled the cough. To
meet the cold went to bed, heaped on all
my bed-blankets, and took nothing but slops
that settled the cold. In four days was
quite we'll.
The case of Bertha A. Fisher vs.. John G.
MuntE has been occupying the attention of
court so far this week. The case is brought
by Mrs. Fisher for damages for selling her
husband liquor, which she claims resulted in
his death. The case is commanding con-
siderable interest and is hotly contested upon
both sides. The prosecution is conducted by
Cameron and Harris and Judge Haag, the
defense byOahill and Hartman.
IA grist mill in village" says an ex-
change, sis great benefit to it. Why? Be-
cause it becomes the objective point of many
farmers who become accustomed to pur-
chasing their supplies in the same town as
matter of convenience. Were the same town
without grist mill and neighboring vii
lage possessed one, tA former would lose an
amount of business every time the farmer
had occasion to visit the MILL" Napoleon is
blessed with two good mills.