Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-06-18

Frease's from now on. 2t
Five bands will make music for the big
celebration in Napoleon on the 4th.
The summer girl cannot bear buttermilk
but, oh! how she does dote on ice cream.
Mrs. Mary Augenstein's Sabbath school
class INDUCED in picnic last Thursday.
See the big assortment of summer dress
goods at low prices, at Geo. H. Rohrs & Bros.
Pongrees-all colors, beautiful patterns, 81
inches wide, only Is cents per yard at Geo.
H. Rohrs & Bros. ct
4th of July in Napoleon. Lots of fun and
big time guaranteed.
Trimmed hats an6 bonnets at the reduction
sale at Mrs. Frease's. Are so low in price
that all should have one. ct
The Fulton county commissioners have
purchased clock for the court house at
Wauseon, at an expense of $500.
The One Price Store beats them all for
stylish goods and fits. Call in and see for
yourselves at Geo. Hahn's. 3t
is likely to die from lung disease. DR..
Teeple is looking after the case.
1t is predicted that the strawberry season n
will be long. Berries have been selling as
low as &c per quart in this market.
LosT-A black terrier dog. The finder will
please leave the same at VIM. Wachtman's
on the Bryan Pike, and receive reward.
Chas. Boyer will locate on the south side
of the river, just south of the Gerheart build
ing, where he will Immediately erect q build
ing.
Twenty-six inch silk umbrellas, steel frame
gold or silver handles, worth 50 and $3.50
each. our price is $1.25 each. Geo. H. Rohr S
& Bro. ct
The extreme warm weather played sad hav-
oc with the NORTHWEST rollers this eek. Our
usual good and clear impression will be given
next week.
The publishers of the Cincinnati Enquirer
have something to say in this issue. The En-
quirer is great paper, one of the wonders of
newspaperdom. -
Childrens Day at Trinity Lutheran Church
OF Malinta, on Sunday evening, June 2sth.
This undoubtedly will be one of the best en-
tertainments of the season.
Hon. Daniel J. Ryan, Secretary of State,
has issued an sent out the new election law
in pamphlet form. We are under obligations
to the Secretary for copy.
Send your washing to the Toledo Laundry
Co. All work warranted to be first class and
atprices as reasonable as elsewhere
At CHAs. M. HAAa, Ag't.
P. S. Fitch of Defiance, will locate in Ma
poleon, occupying portion of the Merch-
ants and Bankers telegraph Office. He will
at once put in a stock of pianos and organs.
r. d. Webster, now one of the proprietors
of the Defiance Democrat, has resigned his
position as Auditor of Paulding county. E. v.
Ridenour has been appointed to fill the va
cancy..
subscription paper was circulated this
week, asking aid for the family of Arch Chris
ty, who by his untimely death were left in
destitute circumstances. A liberal amount
was raised.
Herman Hake murdered his wife in Toledo
early Sunday morning by shooting her twice
with pistol. He then attempted to kill him.
self, shooting bullet into his breast. Jeal
ously and drink is the cause.
The subject for the morning sermon at the |
M. E. Church next Sunday will be: sThe In
fuence of the People upon Preachers" In
the evening the subject will be-: "The Peo-
ple's Part in Public Worship"
A. F. Rafferty,, assessor for this township, |
handed in his report of deaths and births to |
the Probate Judge on Saturday. He reports |
45 deaths and 101 births, which is pretty
good record for old Napoleon township.
Dressy men have their shirts, collars and |
Suho NOAO UP uo ehO AOlCoO JUCdh
The efforts of this Laundry to satisfy all are
so well appreciated that my shipments are
increasing daily. At CHAs. M. HAAG, Agt. Il
May, 1916 ice formed an inch thick on the
rivers and streams. Birds and flowers were
frozen. The entire corn crop was killed. |
Frost, ice and snow extended into June, and |
all attempts to raise vegetable products |
failed.
Wallace Blair and q. s. Miller took the |
yacht 'Minnie V" to Grand Rapids with. the |
Miller House boat feet in tow. The K. of |
P's of several towns on the Glover Leaf in |
Indiana held picnic at the Rapids on that |
day.
"vick" Gardner has just completed a sign
for Messrs. Cahill & Donovan, attorneys at |
law, that ''lays over" any thing of the kind |
in the city, and II not only reflects credit up
on the firm but proves "Vick" to be master /
Of his chosen profession.