Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-07-23

Governors name "Cambell. he don't ue-
10 serve such treatment at your hands, Bre'r.
Yes, that nobby suit of clothes came from
'u the One Price Store of Geo. Hahn. II you
ne want clothes in style cal at the One Price
Store. o5
= The new barn of John Bensing, near Ma
Va linta, is indeed structure that bespeaks
the great progress of our farmers. 1t is
nearing completion.
m The Presbyterian church gave a musical
Sunday evening consisting mostly of selec
tions by the choir, solos by its members and
solos by Mrs. Didway.
Welearn that Jason Woodward, of Liber-
ty township. on Tuesday had the misfortune
. to have his shoulder dislocated by being
- jerked off load of hay.
Prices reasonable as consistent for reliable
" operations. No extra charge for painless ex-
W tracing. W. j. P1ERREpoINT, Dentist,
If Bitter Block near Miller House.
d. Money saved by buying your furniture of
u H. H. Lane. Give him call and be convinc-
ed. You will find the stock of funeral sup
g plies complete. Best turnout in Northwestern
10 Ohio.
W. W. Campbell, M. E. Luce, wives and
families, Mrs. DR.. Harrison and Mrs. Stra-
10 horn left Tuesday for Detroit. After spend
~ ing week in the City of Straits they will
take in the northern lakes.
III Teachers who attend the F. n. U. need not
fear the examiner. Send for catalogue, Fay
cite, Ohio. Why attend the costly musical
IN conservatories when you can get instructions
st equally good at the F. N. U
v The attractions of trip to Mackinac Is
land via the Detroit & Cleveland Steam Navi-
I'd cation Co., are unsurpassed. 1t only costs
o about $1,000 from Detroit; or $500 from
i Cleveland, for the round trip, including
meals and berths.
O. ]. s. Hart, the nominee for Coroner of De-
If fance county, has suddenly been seized with
er an alteration of the mind and is roasting the
two old parties from the stump and curb
stone. The dustiest and highest shelf has
~ been selected as his future bunk.
e. Among those who attended the X. P. re-
ception Thursday evening we noticed Messrs.
S. A. Court and Lannon, Toledo, Harry
~ Birkmire, Ottawa, W. A. Hanna, Mcclure,
is Wilbur Hartman, Holgate, j. Wagner, VIM.
Jennings and Sam'l Aires Defiance.
If you are thinking of buying frst-class
sewing machine you will find it will pay You
IL to try the new No.I9, Wheeler & Wilson. They
~ are perfection in every sense of the word.
~ Trial free to all. D. G. JEFTERY, Agt.,
r. 2t Napoleon, y.
David Hoy, of Henry county, visited his
e. son Levi, of this city. He is asprightly
". vigorous man of "a years. He was the first
to man in Bloom township, Fairfield county,
m who banished intoxicating drink from the
harvest field, about the year 1885, Wauseon
Republican
Henry Precht of Napoleon tp., threshed
''' 1894 bu. of wheat from 65 acres;J ]. A, Knipp,
Flatrock, 967 bu from 81 acres; Fred Wahl
Flatrock, 27S bu. from 10 acres; Jacob Knep.
'F ley, Monroe, 400 bu. from IA acres. The
ss average yield of these four threshings is 27.t
H. bu. to the acre.
or Stubenvlle manufacturers are sending out
nd silver souvenir spoons to boom the town an6
IT. interests. Napoleon will soon send out G
half dozen of fakes who have evidently come
:; in to boom the town but not by invitation
- Let us alone and we'll enjoy steady growth
''' We want no boom.
-. There is some monumental kicking
nc against the rickety sidewalks leading to tht
railroad on the Adrian Pike. On both sides
the walks are mere traps composed of rusty
is nails and warped boards. Injuries will sure
of ly follow and damage suits can be avoided
il, by little repairing.
IS. Miss Lulu Coover left Monday to take
I'd charge of school in southern Monroe fol-
the fall term. Lulu is a member of the gradu
ating class of 1891 and will ii Ii any position
- = she may accept with credit to herself and pat
rons. Monroe township may congratulate
, =, itself in securing her as member of the corp
he of teachers in that section.
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,ce "Miss Emma Geiger gave picnic at th'
DAM" says the Crescent. Following rul'
~ of grammar "dam" could much more grace
HI fully have performed the duties of an adjec
he tive. But the curtain would not have de
o. scended SO soon-instead quite an interesting
Ill hair pullin' would have engaged Schrack'
pie time.
roe 1t was dangerous to be member of tn
on household of Charles McGratter of Pitts
burg last week. David Bell, boarder, com
list mitted suicide. Shortly afterwards LAM
ay. exploded and burned up two of McGratten'
nd children and his house. Harry Rowe ant
on Peter Knee, two other boarders. went t.
wn the ruins to look for some of their effects.
wn brick chimney fell on them, almost instantl
an killing Rowe and fatally injuring Knee.
all. W. f. Doud will loan large or small sum
of money on farms in this county and vii
cir give ten years time if desired, the borrowe
re-. paying back as much as he may be able eac
inc year and thus stopping interest. Over $780,
as. 10000 loaned in this county on this plan dur
am ing the past year. Call on W. E. Doud
est manager at Napoleon, Ohio; or John 3
an Poker, Napoleon. Ohio; w. A. Hanna, Nc
to Clure, Ohio; j. o. Merritt, Hamler, Ohio
It George Fisher, Holgate, Ohio. tt