Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-04-27
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best appointed and best conducted bar.
Der shops in the state.
Returning to Polly, Uucle Josh sug
gested resort to some place of refresh.
ment, ard they betook themselves to
Flscher's Napoleon restaurant, where
they RECALLED themselves on viands 'aI
delicious as the epicurean dreams ol
the gods" so Polly declared. Then af
ter enjoying further refreshments in q
full complement Of all the leading sea.
sonable drinks delightfully."- prepared
Polly was literally loaded down with
packages Of choice CONNECTIONS, and
native and foreign fruits. while the
gentlemen indulged In a fine cigar.
At the refreshment table Uncle Josh
waxed philosophical. "Never neglect
your larder." said he "that important
adjunct of housekeeping controls mas
culine temper. To that end you must
patronize a grocer on whom you can
depend for honest goods. Through a
long term Of years l have found A
Bradley perfectly reliable. You will
find him a careful dealer, always full
stocked with every possible thing in
the line of staple and fancy groceries,
fresh and first-class,- shelf-worn
goods there-while the prices are down
to brass tacks."
"It doesn't follow though"he contin-
ued, that matters of the table need only
to be paid to groceries and provisions,
the meat question is equally essential.
To locate the firm who carries con-
stantly choice meats, juicy stakes,
game, fish, etc. in season is quite an
undertaking, but I heartily recommend
Reiser & Flogaus. They are cheap,
always handle nothing but the choicest
and well conditioned meats, and make
strong point OF combining quality
with quantity for money.
AT this point, somewhat to Charles
confusion, the old man indulged in a
half serious criticism of his personal
appearance. "You are decidedly off
style for townsman," said he, land
we'd better go down to Henry Meyers
clothing store" After Charles had fit
ted himself out in neat and late style
business suit from this extensively
stocked establishment, Uncle Josh de-
clared that "Now you look like new
ly married man." Before leaving,
having found goods and prices irresis-
tible, Charles also invested in a COM
plete outfit of gents furnishing goods,
from latest style hat to dozen shirts
This house is not to be undersold in
Napoleon.
Nov, my dear" said the old man
to Polly, "I am ready to honor any
draft you can make for dry goods. The
best, cheapest and most popular place
in town is Geo. III. Rohrs and we'll
crop in there. In extent, quality and
completeness this stock is superb; they
are always to the front with the latest
fashions, superior goods and lowest
prices, and you will receive the politest
attention from an exceptionally ex.
cellent corps of clerks. One of the
secrets of the great success of this
house is that tney are constantly in
the market for the freshest styles and
novelties, and has a very genius for
buying at remarkably low figures.
Add to this an enviable policy, shar-
ing its bargains with its customers and
you have the reason of its popularity
"Uncls," said Charles, "where can
I find good horse-shoer; you know
how particular I am to have this work
properly performed. "Jess so," re-
marked the old man. "You want no
botcher about it, and I can heartily
recommend you to Geo. J. Rexroth
who I know will give you satisfaction
as the work turned out by this gentle
man cannot be beaten for durability
and quality. He is a practical work
man himself and personally isuperin-
tends every job. You can get every
thing in the line of repairing prompt
| ly executed, and | assure you that
business relations established with
him will result both pleasant and prof.
itably."
While Uncle Josh was pondering
where next to go, Polly suddenly ask
ed. "Uncle, where can I find the lead
ing millinery establishment ?" "Ask
me something easier" happily re-
sponded Josh. "Just few doors on,
next to Coover's hardware store we
will visit Mrs. M. A. Dittenhaver,
who by the way, has in her employ
Miss Eloise Merritte, milliner from
Cleveland, who is skilled and taste
full artist, executing work that is a
beauty and joy forever. Mrs. Ditten-
haver has on hand one of the most
complete stocks of millinery to be
found in the city. You can get just
what you want there, the latest styles
and lowest prices being her motto.
She has that experience which guar
antees that when you have once pur-
chased of her you have the proper
thing at the lowest possible price"
And few hours later there was never
happier lady than Polly.
"The boss horse dresser' remarked
Uncle Josh. Tin this section is l.. Ell.
Diehl, and its pleasure to me to point