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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06
GEO W. KROTZS
GREAT PUBLIC SALE
--oP-
IS PURE BRED POLAH CHINA H0 GsI

p head pure bred and high grade Short
Horn cattle, 9 head horses including two
trotting mares, and every thing imaginable
in the form of new Farm Implements at the
Fair Grounds at Defiance, Ohio, March l5,
1890, rain or shine, at 9o'clock sharp,
Catalogues on application. P. II. Bean q
Son, Auctioners.
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Kittner & Bernstein will succeed M. Kit
ner in the clothing business in this city. A
merchant tailoring department will be ad-
ded to the store. Mr.. Bernstein comes from
Napoleon, and will be welcome addition to
our list of business men.-Defance Demo-
crat.
This must mean our Mr.. Julious Bernstein.
We wish him success.
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A CRESCENT reporter was told by we'll
known miller in this city this morning that
there was not enough wheat raised in this
county to run the Touring mills in this city
60 days.-Defance Crescent. If this be true
then Defiance county is poor indeed.
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Attention, Farmers.

Farmers, come in and see the new style
Champion Binder. A sample machine can
be seen set up at my shop, which shows all
the features of the new style Champion.
At JOSEPH SoHAFF.
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Quite a number of the members of the
Woman's Relief Corps visited Defiance last
Thursday, attending business meeting OF
the order composed of delegates from this,
Defiance and Paulding counties.
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Card OF Thanks.

The family of the late Michael Flogaus, de-
ceased, wish to return their sincere thanks to
the friends and neighbors for their sympa-
thiziAg friendship and kindly aid in their
great Bereavement.
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Notice.

NAPOLEON, o., March LIST, 1880.
After this date wood and coal will be strict
ly cash when ordered, or before unloaded.
lot WIZ. SAMsK.
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MARRIED.

SNKEr CuRNs. Sat the residence Of 10 !.
seph Weibel, J. p, in Florida, o., on Satur
day evening, March LIST, 1880, William Sink
ey and Miss Bell Curns.
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We would call the attention of township
Democratic committeeman to the fact that
the time is here for announcing their spring
caucuses. We publish all calls for caucuses
free of charge.
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Think of it, wild flowers blooming in thu
woods in February! A friend in this town
ship picked bouquet of wild flowers in hi
woods last week.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR MEETING, March Sd. 1S90.-Mem.
bers present: Shoner, Decker, Pontious
and Brown. Mayor Frease in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
The following bills we're presented and al.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

The Sunshine Circle of the Kings Daugh
ters will give mite-society at the home o.
Mrs. Mary Augenstein this "wednesday.
evening. All are invited.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

There are children running loose in tht
streets of Napoleon who should at once be
placed under the provisions of the truant law
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

Here is new industry we know very little
about in this country. The idea of reducing
cows milk to dry powder and shipping it
in this condition all over the world seems to
have FIRST originated with DR.. Kruegsr, a
Swiss savaHt, and under his management q
company was organized to make milk pow
der in Switzerland. The company was not
successful and an English syndicate bought
out the Swiss plant and patents, and are now
at work introducing their products in all
parts OF the world. II is claimed that milk
In this form is much better than canned or
condensed milk for one reason, it has no
sugar in it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

It is not too early now to begin to think
over and prepare whatever you will exhibit
at the coming county fair.
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There is the incest little farm of 81 acres,
title perfect, just one and quarter miles
from the court house clock, Napoleon, Ohio;
cut in two by the Bryan pike, the best grav-
eied road in Ohio; little house, an old barn,
an orchard, two good wells of water, one-
third in woods, enough il cut and hauled to
town topay for the place. You can have this
land of the best quality and underdrained for
twenty-five hundred dollars, 100000 down
and all the time you want for the balance.
Do you want it? If so write at once to E. j.
O'Hearn, Custar. Wood county, Ohio. If
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A. Bradley, in opening up fine stem OF
bananas last week, found lar ge tarantuia
among the fruit. Mr.. B. was not slow in
dispatching the poisonous thing.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-03-06

A Council of the National Union will be or
ganized Friday evening, March 7th, in the
Good Templars hall.
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The city council sold the well rigging on
the fair grounds Tuesday evening to Mr..
Geo. E. Lorenz, of Toledo. for $775.
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Wanted.

Steady'farm hand wanted BY the year, ~
miles from Napoleon. Enquire at this Office.
2t
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

ROYAL ARCANUM.
Napoleon Council, No. 1856, meets the first and
third Tuesdays Of each month At X. of L. Hail.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Napoleon Council No. 6i2 meets the first and
third Thursdays Of each month at x. Of L. Hall.
+. Il A. M.
Napoleon Lodge No. 2F6, meets every Tuesday
on or before the full moon.
SONS OF VETERANS.
Belknap Camp, No. S43, meets the first and third
Mondays Of each month ct G. A. Il. Hall.
G. A. r.
Choate Post No. 66. meets the Arst and third FRI
days Of each month at G. A. r. Hall.
K. Of Z.
Local Assembly Nc. $685. meets every Wednesday
OF X. of l.. Hall.
X. Of p.
Morrison R. Waite Lodge No. 2s4, meets every
Thursday at X. Of p. Hall.
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The old Maumee has been raging on ac-
count of recent rains, but no property has
been destroyed.
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Sheen Claims.
Paid

The county commissioners allowed the
following sheep claims at their session this
week:
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The undersigned will offer at public sale at
his residence, on the round bottom, miles
South of Napoleon, on the river, ON Thurs
day, March 18th, 1880, commencing at 10
o'clock a. M, the following property to-wit
head of horses, 8 work horses and three
year-old mare colts, two Of them being well
broken; l high grade trotting mare colt and
l two-year old mare colt. Ten head of cat
tie, thoroughbred short-horp and high
grade short-horn COWS, 6 milk COWS, four Of
them fresh, head of yearlings, brood SOW,
Mccormick binder, Buckeye mower, hay
rake, drill, walking corn plow, breaking
plow, 2 two horse wagons, spring wagon.
chain, hay in the NOV, / steam feed cooker,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
2t JoHN JOHNSON.
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DIED.

FLoGAus. his home in Napoleon town
ship, Michael Flogaus, Feb. 28th, 1880, at
10 80 p. m. He was born in the Kingdom Of
Whitenburg, Germany, March End, 1920;
came to America in 1853, and located in Hem
ry county, o., where he has since resided. He
leaves wife and flour children to mourn their
OBe. h.a+t
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The largest line Of glassware ever seen in
Napoleon is at the Variety Store. tt
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Public Sales.

The undersigned will offer at public sale at
his residence, N miles northeast of Texas,
Henry county, Ohio, on Tuesday, March II.
80, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the fol-
lowing property to-wit: One gelding 10
years old, brood mares, two with foal, I
mare 8 years old, gelding years old, and
2 yearling colts, milch COWS, head of young
cattle, registered Poland China boar, G
brood sows, Is head of young hogs, Deer
ing self-binder, Champion mower, grain drill,
hay rake, I2-horse cultivator, drag, /
single and double shovel plows, 2 breaking
plows. 2 farm wagons, spring wagon. top
buggy, road cart, cutter, bob-sleds, tanning
mill, scraper, copper kettle, iron kettle, hay
fork and rope, set single and set double
harness. Fairbanks scales, hay in NOV,
household furniture and other articles too
numerous to mention.
2t JOHN DONOVAN.
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sprinr slsction uilI soon b here.

Spring election will soon be here.
Toledo is great clover seed market.
The big brewery deal at Toledo is Oh.
The food did much damage at Findlay.
Artificial ice will be in demand neIt sum-
mer.
Smoke GOrdens Cats. Sold BY Kstter &
Smith. II
DR.. Rowsey, an eminent physician of To
ledo, is dead.
There are ninety nine saloons in Republi-
can Wood county.
The county commissioners had busy
session this week.
Nettleton shoes will be closed out at cost at
Fred. Brinkman's.
The "Catholic Companion" Office is TO be
removed to Chicago.
Thomas Burrows has been granted an in
crease of his pension.
There was quite fall of snow in this Sec
ton Tuesday morning.
The Ohio river has been on boom and
much damage has resulted.
There is big demand for farms to rent,
but few are changing hands.
The Defiance Commissioners met with our
board in this city last Thursday.
Stop in and examine the fine line of boots
and shoes at Fred. Brinkman's. 2t
As usual, Henry county will have the boss
fair at Napoleon again this year.
The real estate appraisers received instruc-
tions from the auditor last Friday.
Most of our business houses have been in
voicing during the past few weeks.
You will find a full line of curtain poles
and window shades at the Variety Store. If
Those interested in fine stock should note
date of the great sale of G. W. Krotz, of De-
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Those interested in fine stock should note
date of the great sale of G. W. Krotz, OF De-
fance.
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Not For aSong

Our Lard is not sold for a
song, nor 9lbs for a quarter, as
some butchers sell it. Why?
We buy all our hogs dressed,
therefore have no exit fat"
neither do we buy hogs of OBJ
jectionable gender as certain of
our butchers do. Our lard is
above reproach in every way,
hence if you want the best get
COWDRICK'S LARD.
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The flood did much damage at Findlay.
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You will find full line of curtain poles
and window shades at the Variety Store. If
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The big brewery deal at Toledo is on.
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smoke GOrdeps Cats. Sold BY Ksttsr &
Smith.
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Artificial ice will be in demand next sum
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Most of our business houses have been in
voicing during the past few weeks.
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Toledo is a great clover seed market.
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The real estate appraisers received instruc
tions from the auditor last Friday.
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As usual, Henry county will have the bos'
fair at Napoleon again this year.
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DR.. ROwsey, an eminent physician of To-
ledo, is dead.
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Stop in and examine the fine line of boots
and shoes at Fred. Brinkman's. 2t
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There are ninety-nine saloons in Republi-
can Wood county.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
EDITION
\. =, =, Jubilee.

MIS- Mary <. Thlclman now stands
second II tAe contest for the "Press
prise" Durlng the week the club sent
IN over II. 900 voess, the largest number
eeus 10 By sny Of the candidatse. There
b not doubt that ~ the public will
ssnd tAslf votes 10 the club's head.
quarterss (DaypaSd Building) and not
bold thep back, % . great many are.
that little Delaware will win for Mis-
Ihielman, the prize.
outte . uu0bar Of wheelmen Waited
BFaudywine Syringe yesterday end sx-
pleased with the new track that has just
bean built Some OF the best riders 10
the country will take part In the races Ut
the jubilee next Saturday.
N. D. Coward, chairman Of the com-
mittee OF arrangements, accompanied by
the committee On sports, will 20 10 Bal
timore tomorrow to try and arrange for
~ excursion from that city. as . num-
ber Of people have expressed deslre 10
accompany the Y. N. q. A. team Of Bal
tim0rs to the sports.
In the evening concert will be given
In the beautiful new Music Hall at the
Springs. The following musicians will
participate; Miss TblelmAn, Miss Bis
sells. Miss Jackson. Mr.. Cloward, Mr..
Bratton, Nr. King aud Mr.. Carpenter.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
AAsssipsass
AuApnnY 81 Nuara,

Ths CsslstQp opssa Company VIII
oommsucs wseks sngaesdsst q The
Academy Of Auaie next nonday evening.
Tho entire rspertolfe Of the COMPANY
will b. givsn during the week. The
Carleton Company have bssn for the last
eix weeks q Albaush's Opera House,
Washington, and have had extraordinary
suceees-each representation given hav-
Ing beeD srested By enormous audiences,
and with unstfntsd praise from tho en-.
tire pres. Each opera was given with
every attention to slightsst detail. The
costumes alone used In the different
operas cost In the total over o60, 900, and
were made expressly for this company
under the immediate direction Of Nj.
Carleton. The different operas will be
presented With the same cast and Co.'S
TUNES - in the Washington production.
PRoCToR's GRAND oPxRA HOUSE
1.-THE Doctor OF Alcantara" will be
presented at the Grand Opera House next
"wednesday and Thursday evenings BY
the Choral Club Of this city. The follow
Ing Is the cast that will give these pre-
VIZ: Doct2r Paracslsus. Geo.
Jones; Carlos. his son. William X.
William Jones and George Maxwell;
Don Pomposo, Alsuazil, Daniel seveir;
Donna Lucrexia, vile to DR.. Paracelsus,
Mra Florence Fisher; lsabslla, her
daughter, Misc Ole ChalfAnt; Ines, her
maid, Miss Virgie Jonss; soldiers, eiti.
zens. etc. The following scale Of pricss
have been arranged. viz: ParQoet chaiFs
and frat two rows Of circle. rs cents;
balance Of circle, 30 cents; balcony, 85
cents, and can be had at box office.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

The following crop Of drunks was gar.
nered by the police ana disposed OF by
Judge Ball this morning:
George j. Foster, an old soldier, who
has frequently been before the Court was
fined s. aud costs for drunkenness.
Dennis Daley, an old rounder. who
has been out of jai! but few days, wat
also fined % and costs Tor drunkenness.
John Connolly, another frequent visi.
tor at the court, escaped with 50 aud
coats, on hia promise 10 do better.
John, better known as "Teddy" Ma
guire, was found by Sergeant Peterson
on the street In stupid condition, bu
according to the sergeant did not seen
to be drunk. John said that he has
situation aud home at Bridgevills and
came to this city on some business wher
he was taken sick. He denied havinI
drank anything, and the court gave hin
the benefit OF the doubt by letting hin
oil, with an injunction TO get back t,
Biidgesills as soon "a possible.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Moro BtormA.

| CINCINNATI, O., June 16.-A terrible
thunder st1rm passed over this city
early yesterday afternoon. While trying
! to clean the opening OF . sewer, Edward
i LanaAan, aged 80. was swept into the
eewer aud drowned.
PITrsRURG, Pa, June 16.-A terrific
wind and rain storm broke over this city
last night. Street cars were stopped
and washouts occurred on all the rail-
roads.
ROCKFORD, Ills, June 16.-This place
and Joliet were visited BY . heavy rain
storm on friday night The lower por-
tion Of Rockford was Inundated aud
many people wore driven from their
homss. The lllinob Central bridge WAS
swept away.
PARIS, KY, June 16.-During . thuu.
der storm here on Friday two men were
killed by lightning and two others In
jured. At Maryville, Indiana, w. II.
Stoner was struck BY lightning and
killed.
A storm ragged throughout the south
western part OF Wisconsin and the north
ern portion Of Illinois on Friday night.
Washouts occurred on the Illinois Gen.
trail RAILROAD near Dodgeville, Wis,
several miles of track being washed
away. Large washouts are also reported
on the St. Paul road, near Mineral
Point, Wis.,, and the Central, near Rock
ford, Ills.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
EDITION
Cornsr stoneI,n,,,-

The corneg stone OF the we.lav NJ
Church, which will bs erected Al I.,naa. IN, !.
end jackson strseta, was la,a ON asva ss,"s
Day afternoon. The exer .i.es a,. wu'.
opened with slnY Ying BY the choir. ~
Rev. W. L. s. Murray, Pm. d oe..s aS
prayer and the Rsv. John D. G. Hann.
pastor Of Asbury II. Z. Church. ,ssd .
scripture selection.
The Revs. ". L. 8. Murray. + sno,
den Thomas, J. d. c. Hanna AMI S"us' Az.
stengle made addresses, IN which % ,ha
congregation were congratula,ed ans 'n,
urged 70 persevere 10 tho good work, $50
The corner stone was laid bv prss,a
Ing Elder Murray and 10 it were pscsd
the following: pAs'u
History OF the church up 10 nrs.or,
data. roll Of officers and teacher, in 't ,hs
Sabbath school, roll Of pa tors oi ,hs %
Hethcdist Episcopal churches oi ,h. @
city, copy Of The Builders. a p,per rnh. NH
lished in the Interest Of the new chlrSh
iund. . copS oi Tho Morning News Eys,v
Evening, Evening journal, DAILY NJ.
PUBLICAN and Peninsula Melbodj,t
some coins, Methodist Disciplire Blblc
and An autograph OF J. Paul Brown At
years Of age, the youngest member o,
the church.
The new church will prob.by be fiu.
ished about October 1. The seating a..
pscity will be about /, 100.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
DIED,

| DIED.
HALLER.-On June II, 1890, Wilbcrt 8.
son of John and Anna Hnller, aged {
years. 8 months and 10 days.
Relatives and friends ave invited tC
attend his funeral from the residence OF
his parents, No. Cos Lombard street, on
Tuesday morning Mt 10.45 O'Clock. Inter
! inent Mt Emmanuel Cemetery, Penns.
grove. NJ
lie has gone. our darling Wilbert,
Ont Of pain into bliss,
But tits Jesus who has called him
To his calm and peaceful rest.
TILGHMAN.-John II. Tilghman de-
parted this June IA. 1890 aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence. ut Sixth and DUPONT streets, on
Tuesday afternoon. Services at the
house Mt 2 O'Clock. Interlnent at st.
Peters Cemetery.
Gone, but not forgotten.
Dearest father, thou hast left us,
We thy loss do deeply feel,
But it's God that has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
He was kind husband and loving
ia ther.
this city, on June Is, Eliza
beth H.. wife of Edward Is. Mode, aged
"a years.
this city. on June II, An
ME G.. wife OF Edward q. Brady, in her
5Sth year.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Two casss Of Assault

John Tovmsu, eolorsd, was charged st
TN mosping's session Of the Municipal
Court with cQmmjttiug au assault and
battery % George Fountain, also solored.
The svidsncs Of the prosecutor stowed
that he bad been used pretty roughly BY
The accused, and he was seuced TO pay
ans Of 40 and oosta.
Last Saturday evening Alexander
whortenbuEy, Edward Grooms and
Harry Irons, ell solored. were passing
along Water street pssS King, when
Irons ran against another colored man, .
fight resulted, during which . colored
man named Pratis aud another named
Truft were badly beaten. Whortenbury.
0fooms and Irons were arsestsd, aud
this morning were arra'gned before Judge
Ball. Alter hearing the testimony the
Judge sentenced lrons to pay . ans Of
e25 and costs, and Whortanbury IS and
costa, but % Grooms said he could pro-
duce Witnesses TO show that he took no
part 10 II, bis case was continued until
to- nlGht
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

A YOUNG Y;
w would like board in u small fnmi-
" a few squares from Market 81. Ad-
dress NJ. r., this Office. jl63tt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
sprinters snd Cyoiers,

Messrs. Samuel Jones, W. N. Chan
dler, Jr., Robert wilkins, william
Richardson, z. H. LoDand, Fred b.
Elliott and B. Frank Mcdaniel. of tho
Warren Athletic Club, and W. @. Seeds,
Of the Wilmington Wheel Club, repre-
ssnted the club at the sports Of the A. Q.
8. NJ, Philadelphia. on Saturday last.
Jones won his heat In the 100-yards
handicap, and was only beaten SIX inches
In the final. Lo1and won second prize
in the high jump. He ieaped feet Q
inches with inches handicap. Seeds
won drst he~t - A.. .-,,- - A- .,
with Elliott al his heels, but was beaten
In tho fnsl.