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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1888
Page
1
Why is it popular asks the shop why trade thrives at Saur and Balsley. They claim pure drugs and complete stock with low prices and honest dealings. The current surge centers on wall paper, decorations, paints, oils, and varnishes making homes attractive and affordable this spring.
Davisville notes report weather and community chatter including rain needs. Mentions individuals like John McBride with a new boiler and Otto Saree, plus health notes on Herman March and a baby’s birth date in 1888.
Local Moran era notes list farm moves, sickness, and minor incidents around Malinta and nearby towns. Mentions residents like G Markaly, J Foster, Mr Bann, and Dr nM aiming to capture community health, with short obituaries and agricultural updates. Greenfield style items reference crops, livestock, and a presidential pension topic in passing.
The House approved the river and harbor bill by a Yeas 69 to Nays 24 after lengthy discussion. Debates covered allocations for Cleveland and surrounding projects with increases for Oak and Hubbard. The session also noted a public buildings measure proposing a $25,000 cap for new offices in districts meeting $8,000 annual post receipts. Ohio post offices listed for potential building eligibility include Ada to Zanesville. A brief medical ad touts Dr Jones’s Red Clover Tonic as a general tonic and remedy.
Report from Duncavy Iowa May recounts a chaotic scene as delegates argue over a Bible reference during a late convention. A Bible is produced after confusion over its meaning with Philippians IV 5 cited, prompting curiosity among attendees about purchasing copies. The event is described as a curious moment in convention proceedings with light anecdotes about a neighboring question about eggs.
About forty White Caps dragged W. H. Toney from his English home and whipped him with hickory switches, after accusing him of drunkenness and family abuse. Toney’s recovery is doubtful. A. Jackson Goodman was warned to sober up to avoid trouble. Editors warn White Caps to attend the next election or face lashes. Citizens plan to capture the authors. militia considerations discussed.
Professional Lorance cautions that doctors often misdiagnose heart trouble as nervousness. Acknowledge the danger of a little knowledge and sudden death. The ad urges taking Dr Miles New Date before it is too late, sold at Leiets Drug Store.
Fragmented probate notices announce final accounts and guardianship hearings. Names include Leene Livenepary N trad Hon ae, Henry Kalbe guardian, and Zohn Wilson as administrator, with hearings set for May 19 June 19 and Jane 7 1883, led by Probate Judge M. Donnelly.
The fragment cites a May 1868 market update from Naronwox O and A Bradley Kedger, touching on weekly provision prices and broad urban sanitary issues. It warns of poor city water and sewerage, emphasizes blood nourishment, and notes the heart’s rapid blood flow shaping body health in religious language.
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