Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-11-27
copere.s msets nest Mondaz.

If Congress meets next Monday.
If Boy ladies fine shoes at suydam's. tt
sec E R. oowdrick will smoke your meat for
you. st
to- Democrats eau eatturksy to-day With many
thanks.
s.e' A. ]. Uirich has built quite an addition to
III his barn. qtt a
ribs For the most reliable seeds of all kinds in
81 bulk, 60 to Bradley's If
ap- We have been having some beautiful
weather during the past week.
:, at We have a fine line of millinery and prices
g" are low. If Mrs. FREAsE.
All Stop at the sign 1888" Perry st. and e1-
- anime our stock. We ak no more. If
loer No quorum at board meeting Wednes-
day night. special was called for Monday.
rket We pay 21 cents for eggs. Highest price
in the market. If J. NJ. HOFFMAN.
gan The best assortment of goods in the city at
way down prices at Curtis. Call and see. If
tho Save money by buying your winter goods
tf at Suydam's, the cheapest reliable boot and
shoe house in Napoleon. If
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,onr Humphrey is receiving every week a new
stock of holiday goods bought before the
ns advance and will be sold cheap. St
was August Belmont, at one time chairman of
democratic national committee, died at his
-. home in New York on Monday.
and The largest and best selected stock of piece
If goods can always be found at the store of
Geo. Hahn, the fashionable tailor. If
ing new roof is to be put on st. Patrick's
church at Providence. The church is one of
the Oldest land marks in the northwest, being
~ erected in 1854
K. Lewis & McWain's supply of meats for
Thanksgiving is as large as ever seen in Ma
H., poleon. Don't fail to give them a share of
90 your patronage.
John L. Sullivan has met with the predic-
!, -, ton of his friends and while in q small town
- in Mass. lately, pulverized the manager an d
a. nearly fell out of third story window in his
drunken revelry. A.f
49, Okee Palmer who has recently returned
~. from Warren, Idaho, has placed on exhibition
in Saur Balsley % drug store some fine speci-
mems of quartz containing gold. He has in
pro terests in several mines and will return in the
spring.
It The Manhattan well drilled In near Hol-
gate proved the next thing to failure as far
neu as gasi concerned. Experts say that the oil
ins, ia of verv fna onol;,x but tho onantitv ia
Anu small. The outcome of this we'll is to be re-
~ GREETED as many sanguine hopes are blasted.
an An investigation of the stoppage in the {
6ne ,ouo, o tho o,+b s;do ,-ox,os tbot Il ;s r;tb
INST ont thot ,ort;or hn;It hv +ho town and u;I,
ice have to be prepared by private subscription.
The dirt was replaced by street commission
rds er Hess at the order of several councilmen. I
-. Eva Davenport succumbed to the rayages v
49,, of quick consumption Friday. She was 16
years of age and had been sick about six d
months. The funeral was held at the Evan s
it's gelical Church Sunday, Rey. Berry offciat-
Dad ing The remains were inhumed in Forest d
or Hill Cemetery. Ll5 q
There will be special election before long
in Damascus township on stone roads. The I
first constructed in case the measure carries \
tn will Je one mile from the corners in McClrre
eld to each point of the compass. making miles. h
ro- Damascus and Mcclure cannot make more s
er, iudicious move.
ers -,
We have on hand good and complete line tt
of cook stoves ard wood heating stoves that tt
m we will offer at great reduced prices for the
OF next 80 days. Call and examine them and get :.
up prices before you buy.
At. d. G. GRosoHNER.
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Yoa may talk about Napoleon as you please, a
Zen even coll it HI on the Wabash, but we have n
ADS no failu resin business nowadays, while
ron your oil and gas and boom towns report them
the every day. Our business men are all doing !,
'od good solid trade and our beautiful town has
DIX a steady improvement. That is better than
all your s'booms."
md "The most dangerous custom il daily use,"
OIL said we'll posted electrician, sis the habit of
To- placing the hands over the bell on telephone
&C. when call is made,N.o avoid making noise.
hi- The habit is very common, yet if a linel
'o- should happen to be closed, the effect would
be more fatal than contact with an electric ln
ia light wire. The hand should never come IN
ng contact with the metel on the telephone. d
"o There is honor among thieves so the 18th :,
century has steadily maintained but never
ng ,,. .h,,,,, W., ror,- d. d.o,L al
ng poada ,,,d thor da;horoto,, tot az
ore - III. a. ,,.o,,;s. -
from behind he manifested woeful lack of
asst manhood that is disgusting. To bite the
hand that feeds you has hitherto been ap- t
at piled only to CANNES hut can be pertinently a
lty rung in here. r l5.s.s1 ia
on day evening John Keifer of Ridgeyille