Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-12-19

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The mouse has lost its terror now,
| He no more creates roar; ol
She stands right up, her boomers on,
| Aud lets him cross the floor.
Co. L. wants new armory. j.
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Mirrors with gold plated frames at
John Ii. Frease's. 5
Mrs. Judge Sutphen of Defiance
spent Sunday in the city. b
Useful, ornamental and comfoH-
able Xmas gifts at Bitzer's. ct u
John H. Frease has some fine dia-
mond rings and pins for the Holiday W
trade.
Mrs. Peter Kunz of Toledo has d
been visiting in the city during the W
past week.
Every farmer in the county should Il; /;
arrange to attend the institute at II
Florida next month.
Allie Reiter is with the Viking By W
cicle Co. of Toledo. They have
named him the Viking Pigmy.n
The widow of the late Michael il
Smith was buried from her residence
on Clinton street on Saturday morning
last. n
The turkey that escaped Thanks
giving is growing little nervous
again, now that the holidays are b
near at hand. fs
| If the prayers of business men pre-
vail there will be moderately cold tc
weather and good sleighing during cC
the holidays. b
For fine pair of shoes or slippers
go to Gottschalk Bros, 1.-THE Model ri
and receive nice Xmas present with b
every pair of shoes. 81
When looking around for winter
clothing don't fail to call on Henry h
Meyer He can suit you both in t,
price and quality. If J
L. A. Beilharz and Geo. Heft two
of the sturdy Democrats of Old O
Liberty were callers at the NORTH T
WEST office on Monday. C,
Misses Jesse Raidle, Hattie Uric.
Bloomfield, Rosie McBain and Anna b
| ITlriah Uara in nnGoIoa
evening.
Reduction You can buy trim h
i'm med hat about your il
own price now at Mrs. W
Millinery, Frease's. If
1t is reported that Charley Haskell, al
the indefatigable hustler of Ottawa, "
has made one hundred thousand y
dollars in recent railway enterprises.
Toledo Record.
The man who doesn't take paper f.
/ because he doesn't like it's editor is w
full brother to the man who doesn't ot
like bananas because he slipped on a
banana peel once.
| An exchange tells of small boy F
who was anxious to become a man. o.
He said impatiently to his mother: VI
"Oh, mamma; how / wish / had a.
vest and bald head"
Now is your chance for a good bar h.
gain in overcoats for only two weeks. cs
One-fourth off on'all coats, childrens, a,
boys, youths and mems. A $12 coat h,
you can buy at Honeck's for only
80. ct
The Desher Flag says that Mrs. 8,
Margaret Claybaugh, of Hancock n n
county, has passed her ninety ninth +;
birthday. 1t also announces the M
death of Rev. Winters, formerly of in
that place.-McCome Record. w
) Rev. M. L. Donahey and wife at
tended the wedding of their niece,
Miss Lou Donaldson, in Millersburg, co
| Ind, on yesterday. The many friends eA
in Napoleon of the new bride wish Sc
her much joy and great prosperity tea
in her married life. ~ ~
/ II wish to say to the congrega- :"
CATION" said a country clergyman tie
lately, 'that the pulpit is not re-
spons1ble for the error of the printer
| on the tickets for the concert in the di
/ is for the benefit of the arch fund, pc
! not arch fiend.n &C
The question is sometimes asked NJ
alb out the origin of the now common K
phrase, init so often used as a pC
catch word. 1t is corruption of the fr
German word ''nicht," meaning not, &C
and in its abbreviated form is one of
the dialectic idioms in common use
in parts of Germany. IN
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The United Brethren church at ia
Jewell, Defiance county, is all torn ta
up. The radical and ''liberal' th
| factions have become involved in by
quarrel, and the edifice will be re- Bi
moved to new site, as the land it tn
now stands on belongs to radical, W
and this faction of the church was IN
defeated in the suit The building a
belongs to the liberals and the lot
to the radicals. y
Call and get bargains in HATS sn
at KOLBE'S, st. til
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