Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-03-15


DIR. H. b. and Mrs. Powell will en- u
tertain at their home on Clinton s
street next Wednesday evening. an
Boys confirmation suits, price $5 er
So, $S, so or SO, most of the $S and 7
$40 grade. 2t GEO. HAHN. Iad
A small steamer, from Toledo, was He
in the canal last Saturday. 1t was 7
for sale, but found no purchaser. 70
Bicycles have been taken from Ha
their winter quarters, and are again I
the chief article for good pleasure. sal
We can give you the best value in da
hosiery that was ever shown. See
them, at Geo. H. Rohrs s. Bros. 2t ne
Mrs. w. G. Coover entertained
of young folks Tuesday
evening, in honor of Miss Foye, of oil
Lima. in,
BooTs AND SHoEs-Big cut in sty
prices in all kinds of boots and shoes
for men, boys and children, at Will +o,
sons. ct
Mrs. John Beck and children re- pc
turned Thursday last from an ex-
tended visit in Salem, o., with her no
parents.
If you want the latest in calling
cards, invitations, or society cards,
come and see the new stock we have -,
just received. N,
There is man lives in this town
Whose ways are wondrous wise, o;+
He never contradicts his wife, 80
Because she's twice his size. do
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mr.. Joseph Kretz is getting along do
finely, his injured foot healing nice
ly. He will soon be around again. o
The republicans of Napoleon town mi
ship forgot to nominate candidate
for assessor, or at least none has been h
certified to the board of elections. y,
s. Slagle, of Liberty township, was hs
in the city Saturday. He will move 1t
his family to near Delta, Fulton
county, where he has purchased a 1o
farm.
The many friends of Miss Clara 10
Gessner will be panied to hear that 10
she is lying seriously ill at the resi- ps
dence of her cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells, on Woodruff Ave, Toledo. ~;
We have just opened 300 pieces of te
fine wash goods, for spring wear, of til
crystal cloth, Shantong, Pongee and HI
Llama cloth wool finish in very pret- is
ty styles Call and see them before
you buy, at Norden & Bruins. 2t
Some more new dwellings are going tc
up in the Spring Dr. Bloomfield will W
erect q residence on the site of his Il
present one, and Ed. Cowdrick will
build brick house adjourning his
Pork House. a.
Black diptheria is raging in the tt
western part of Columbiana county tt
to an alarming extent East Rochester b
schools are closed, Adair and New Al Il
exander postoffices and public places b
are closed, and Hanover is besieged
by the pestilence. n
John L. Konzen, son of f. A. Kon- o
zen, returned home last Thursday
from school at Ada. He was accom- l'
panied by chum, Mr.. Chas Betz, of is
Rochester, N. Y, who spent several d
days with him at his home. Mr.. st
Betz left for home on Monday
We are pleased to see that our old o
democratic friend in Flatrock, Jos. s'
| Weible, has been renominated for u
Justice of the Peace. Mr.. Weible n
has made good official and the good II
people of Flatrock should not fail to
re-elect him by an increased majori-
| ty.
! Our young men who contemplate Il
spring suits should not. forget that i
Henry Meyers, OF Napoleon, is rlgnU
up with the times in the matter of v
the latest goods, best fits and low d
prices. Ifyou fail to see him, you L
miss a good thing and a big bar I
gain. tt q
A pastor in church in one of our !,
cities has hit upon an original device
for filing up his pews by securing six
pretty girls to act as ushers. His ,
avowed purpose was ito draw the
young men, and the first drawing .
proved a success, large numbers of
young men have flocked to the church
Ito enjoy the sensation Of being {
escorted to their seats by the femi-