Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-11-30
NEW BAVARIA.
New Postmaster-The Grim Reaper
Gets In His Work-Foolish DEM
ocrats-Personal, Etc,

NEW BAVARIA, o., Nov. 9th, ,lS93.-
Our Post ONCE has at last been chang
ed, F. s. Borer the new appolntee hav-
ing taken charge Of the same about q
week ago. For the present he uses one
Of the rooms Of his dwelling house for
the accommodation Of the public, but
a neat Office is In course of construc-
tlon.
The death rate in this neighborhood
has of late been greater than ever be-
fore. No less than five deaths, all
adults, have occurred within few
short weeks east of Pleasant Bend.
The first was Mrs. John Faber, ST., mex.
came MIR. Chas. Warnlmont, an estim-
able old gentleman, and within week
thereafter his married daughter, jose
phine, wife of Mr.. T. NJ. Diemer, fol-
lowed her father to his grave. Last
Wednesday, Mr.. Josiah Zoll, one Of
the old settlers, passed peacefully to
his last resting place, and within few
days thereafter came the report Of the
death Of Mrs. Joseph Warnimont,
dsughter-in. law of Charles Warni-
mont. All, except Mrs. Faber and
Mrs. Warnimont leave families of In
fant children to mourn their loss Of a
dear and beloved parent. The cause
Of these numerous deaths is ascribed TO
the typho-malarial fever. Whole
families have been prostrated with
this disease In the neighborhood of
Pleasant Bend within the last few
weeks and there is no indication ofits
abatement.
Those Democrats who at the recent
election were enticed to cast their votes
ito end the hard times" and "bring
better prices for our wheat" are now
found In fence corners and other iso-
late spots, kicking themselves because
they are beginning to see the folly of
their action. Wheat, seed and pork
have declined instead Of raised, since
the elestion. and better times are far
ther off than before. The worst 10 still
In store. They are beginning to rea-
lie that there was truth in the asser-
tion Of the Democratic party that the
present panic is only a natural and
legitimate result of Republican misrule
and high protective robber tariff for
the benefit of the rich manufacturer
only. It is safe to say that those who
have thus been led astrsy by Republi-
can Misrepresentation and their own
gross ignorance, will before another
year, come back to their fold and help
to bring about a victory for the right,
for 1t must and will prevail, In
spite ofall opposition.
Lewis Schleuz has removed to Liber-
erty Township, where he has purchas-
cd farm. His removal necessitated
the appointment of a new treasurer for
the New Bavaria Mutual Horse Ins.
Co. AZ recent meeting of the Board of
Directors, Mr.. J. A. Tueter was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy till the next
annual election.
Joseph Thome has his new residence,
with the exception of the interior,
completed. 1t Is by far the largest,
most commodious and best finished |
dwelling of any erected in this vicinity.
Peter Hornung has bought up Car
load of poultry, and shipped the same
10 an eastern market.
Philip G. Schwab transacted real
estate business In Lorain, o., last week.
The school In the Diemer district,
which had been closed for week on
account Of the prevalence of sickness,
ls again In operation.
Miss Fanny Shoner, one of the
teachers in the Special School Dist, is
1t home, attending her sisters wed.
ding which takes place in Napoleon on
Thanksgiving. X