Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-10-08

Fine souvenir spoons at Fisk's. 30
GOod-oyster men report big crop.
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Elliot Haag left for Ann Arbor, Monday.
Chas. Beard and wife are visiting in Chi
cago.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Frease's this
week.
The wauseon Democrats have opened a
reading room.
Miss Kelly, of Defiance is the guest of Miss
Lola Batchelder.
Common Pleas Court adjourned tuesday
until the 18th inst.
Jerry BeIknap rolled in from Chicago Sun
day returning Monday.
Henry Rohrs is sojourning for awhile at
Mt Clemens, Mich.
Henry Fast and wife of Holgate spent
Monday i'm Napoleon.
Josiah Kolleris arranging his furnace to
bulu crude oil a' fuel.
The ladies are especially invited to attend
the great speech this evening.
DR.. II. C. Coy, of Ridgevillo Corners wos
in Napoleon Tuesday.
Big assortment of hosiery at low prices
at Geo. ii. Rohrs 81 Bros. 2t
The farmer buys at protected" prices
and sells at free trade ones.
The G8th o. V. /. will reune to-day. All
members are invited to participate.
Hon. Frank Hurd will preside at the Mills
meeting in Toledo tomorrow evening.
Myrtle NefT and Maud Talbot have re-
turned from weeks visit in Chicago.
Messrs. Edw. Dawson and Arthur Allen
sunday in our neighbor, Defiance.
Rev. Campbell moves his family and
household goods to Hicksville this week.
@. H. Merritt, of Hamler, was in Napo-
leon, Thursday, and gave this Office a finan-
cial call.
When you are ready to buy a watch call at
Fisk's jewelry store. Their prices will as
tonish you 3t
See the big assortment of jackets and
coats and the lowest prices at Geo. II.
Rohrs o. Bro. 2t
The Misses Anger of Charlotte are guests
of the their grandfather Joshua Rhodes in
Napoleon township.
1t is a deplorable fact that some people
have no appreciation whatever Of courtesy
extended by the press
VIM GOldenstar, one of the solid and
prosperous farmers of Flatrock township,
was in the city Saturday.
CALL AND SEE NEW LINE OF
WATCHEs-vERY CHEAP.
If FREASE.
Thos Finigan left Saturday evening for
Columbus where he will act as private secre-
tary to +. Ii. Ellsworth, general insurance
agent.
The latest in women's wear in furs
is four yards that does neck service and re-
quires a small boy in attendance to keep it
under control.
DR.. Miller and M. V. Brubaker, of Flori.
da, were in the city Friday. Mr.. B. is con-
from the severe cut he received
lately in the arm.
J. Il. Arnold, of Hamler, was in the city
Saturday, looking after the fellow suspic-
ioned of breaking into his store, who was
confined in ja, here.
During the month of October we will sell
plush coats at a big reduction; so if you
want to save from IS to $40 on plush, buy
it at Geo. H. Rohrs 81 Bros. 2t
The riotors who were indicted as an excuse
for some steps in unearthing the MOll trage-
dy at Defiance are on trial. There is cer-
tainly no dearth of witnesses being examined.
Misses Ida Spring and Laura Maranda
drove from Defiance, Sunday, in an hour
and forty minutes. The horse became
"blowed" and the girls were forced to return
by rail.
Don't forget that the great tariff exponent,
Roger Q. Mills, of Texas, will give US good
sound doctrine on the chief political issue of
the day, this "wednesday evening at the
Opera House.
New GOODS COMING EVERY WEEK.
CALL AND SEE THEM WHETHER YOU
WISH TO BUY OR NOT.
If FREAsE.
LosT-About four weeks ago, between
the Reissr & Floghaus meat market and the
depot, or between the depot and Reiser's
barn, an overcoat. Finder will leave at
the market and receive suitable reward.
The W. R. G. will give supper at the
Grand Army Hall tomorrow evening. 1t
costs you but little to browse here, while the
benefit derived by the ladies will be in no
small degree, and proper appreciation by
them will not be lacking.
Ohas. Pohlman displayed at his meat
market on Saturday one of the finest calves
ever brought to the city. He purchased it
from Harmen Mahnke of Napoleon town
ship: it was four months old and weighed
225 lbs. He dressed it for his Saturday Gus
toners, VINO RECALLED the taste in first-class
veal on Sabbath.
Henry Ludeman came in Saturday to pay
his respects to the NORTHWEST, Henry set
tied down here on the Maumee in the year
1888, coming here with his parents from the
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