Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-08-08

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Fall plowing for wheat has COM
menced.
Jas. Long, of Bryan, spent Sunday
in Napoleon.
Postmaster Weible of Florida was
in the city Tuesday.
William Rhodes took in the bicycle
races at WauseOn Thursday.
Henry Meyer is positively the lead
er III fine tailoring. Try him. If
Ed. March and wife of Flatrock
township were in the city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hit of Richfield
township, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Briney, of Damascus
Twp, died Tuesday morning at 43O
O'Clock.
Lawyer Mears of Bowling Green,
was in the city Monday on legal
| business
w. F. Witzgall returned to Clyde
on Saturday, where he will remain
for some time.
VIM. Spengler has returned from
his California trip, delighted with the
sights he saw.
l. E. Kile and Christ Kline start
Friday on bicycle trip to different
parts of Indiana.
The court house clock is now illum-
mated at night. This is conven-
ience long needed.
Do you wish to buy buggy or a
wagon? If you do don't fail to see
Conrad Mohr, Pettisville.
Misses Zella and Maggie Shoema-
ker of Cleveland are visiting at the
home of David Shoemaker.
Franklin College, New Athens, O.,
is one of the best and cheapest. $40
a year. Send for catalogue.
Mrs. J. N. Putt and daughter Lulu
leave this morning for Cleveland,
on short sojourn among relatives.
Hire one of Peregoy's boats and en-
Joy an evenings ride on the Maui
NEE. They are dry and newly
painted. tt
Mrs. G. J. Weaver, of Florida, was
in the city Saturday and was pleas
ant caller at the NORTHWEST office.
She paid for three subscriptions
her own, and two of her sons.
Mrs. A. w. jackson and Mrs.
Weaks. of Chicago, who have been
visiting at the residence of w. Jack
son, near Grelton, the past two
weeks are now in Napoleon visiting
friends. y l.
A young man down east hung him
self because some people found fault
with him. Should this practice be-
come general the trees would be full
of preachers, school teachers, doctors
and editors.
On Monday morning last, while
Geo. Knipp was working on Vanden-
brooks new house, he had the mis-
fortune of nearly severing finger
with a chisel. The cut is o bad
one and will lay George up for a
spell.
H. A. Jones and family have NOV
ed from Deshler to East Toledo, and
have taken up their residence on
Woodvile street. Mr.. Jones has been
elected principal of the new school,
corner of Navarro avenue and Main
eet.-Toledo Record.
Washing powders are strong aka
! lies, and ruin clothes. The puYest
; soap obtainable is the best and cheap
j est. Dobbins' Electric Soap has been
j acknowledged for 2S years to be the
I purest of ALL Try it right away.
! The wife of Rev. Donahey was no
| titled Saturday by telegram of the
death of her aged mother at her home
in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Donahey had
been on few weeks visit to her
mother and had just returned home,
she having left hermother with hopes
of recovery from her recent sickness
| She has the sympathy of the commu-
i nifty in her bereavement.
"a Cracker Jack is now enjoying
its third year of prosperity. The
reasons are obvious. A dramatic
company of exceptional strength
presents it. while the scenic embell-
ishments are always complete. A
special feature is a Little ,Darkie
Band. 1t consists of Is talented
artists and is a decided novelty.
At opera house Aug. 18th.
John Vogt was in the city Monday,
as were many other citizens of Desh-
| ler, brought here as witnesses or to
| hear the evidence in the Delaney
case, which had been set for Monday,
but which the death of the ac-
cused made unnecessary. Mr.. Vogt
said there was not shadow of doubt
but that Delaney killed his wife, that
he had no accomplices and that his
taking his own life would afford quite
a relief to the citizens of Deshler.
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