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SHERlFF'S SALE.


Nc A. Armer VS.. Alba Il. Smith.
DY virtue OF an execution to me directed and de
ID lvered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood COUNT Ohio, in the above entitled cause, as in
another against the same defendant, from the sams
court, will offer for sale. at the door Of the Court
House in rerrysburg. on
Monday, JanaGry 10, 1889,
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. aud o'clock +.
NJ of said day the south quarter dissection mum.
Der thirty ythrce, (33 in township number SIX (G Of
range number twelve, az in Wood County, Ohio.
containing leo acres of land more less appraised
at 5000 G.. w. NORTON Sheriff,
JAMES MURRAY, atty pin.
Nov 21. lS1S.--w6S3
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Scl,OOI Lnmds for SnIc.

TINllE purchasers ofthe lands described below. hav
L ing failed to make payment as required by their
contract and the statute regulating sales ofSchool
Lands, will re.oner aud sell the same to the highest
and best bidder therefor with all the improvements
thereon at the door Of the Court House, on
SatUday, the sh Of january 1889,
at o'clock. Z. NJ unless the back payments and in
terest due required in the several contracts be paid
before that time.
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SHERlFF'S SAT,E

John Bates VS.. David Ladd's executors.
DY virtue of III Fa writ of execution to me di-
ID rected and dc clivered from the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County, Ohio, in the above case, l
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg,
Monday, JanuGry 10, 1852
between the hours ofl2 o'clock w. and o'clock p.
NJ of said day. the north half out lot in Perry sburg
No, 1872, W til its appurtenances; the west half of
out lot in PerryshurS lS9; also out lots number 9l
l93 1855, ls6, 1871 1888 all in the town of Perrysburg,
County of Wood in the State of Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty prif. CIV. NORTON.
Nov. 20. S5S--29w 6S2S0. Sheriff,
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Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
diseases, together with testimonials from ladies OF
the highest Responsibility, as certiiiedby the most
satisfactory authority, to all which the attention
Of ladies and practitioners is respectfully invited
can be had gratis at the store of Drs. PECK *
HAMILTON Druggists, Pcrrysburg, Ohio, and of
80, ,ss & Truay. Toledo, and most Of the respeca-
" ''Jj'B J. Bii in nt the State.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 3oI fBr8nYdr drTs9elR,rIelors, TelR,, 10 \,
z;6'- Do not be satisfied with merely reading
this notice, but call or send for Pamphlet. 1t
will pay you well for your trOabc.--29m2
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Iondnu. Jnnnnru 10. 1859.

between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock r,
NJ Of said day the west half Of the east part OF the
portion of section number twenty nine 29)
of township number five, (s) north of range number
tw eve Q2) east in Wood county, Ohio together with
the the building known as the Whipple tavern stand,
and other appurtenances crested thereon,
JAMES MURRAY, atty plf. ABlAH CHILE,
Nov, 25 1883 -29W653 Is adm r.
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School Lands for Sale.
TNHE undersigned will offer for sale AT the door Of
j. the court house in Wood county, Ohio on
Saturday, th, sh day of January, 1859,
at IL o'clock A. NJ the following school lands in
~ town north, range l2 east, in the township Cf
Perrysburg, divided aud appraised as folowsi
II. T. Sec. Part ofScc. No A. nppr. Val.
IL 81 !s-e NV ! 90 5000
I2 81 W 4s-et n-w / 30 600
TERM One twelfth part Of the purchase mon
ey TO be paid at the time ofsac, and the balance in
eleven equal annual nstallmeuts, with annual inter
est.
I55-No bill taken for less than the appraised value.
Auditors ONCE, Wood co. j. W. ROSS,
Dec. 2--30wGS2 County Auditor
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SHERIFFS SALE.

The Perrysburg Bank VS.. John Van Blarcum
ct al.
DY virtue of veudi writ Of execution TO me di.
ID rected and delivered frcm the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County. Ohio, in the above entitled
case, will offer for sale at the door of the Court
House in PER-, sburg, on
Monday, January 10, 1859,
between the hours Of II o'clock NJ and o'clock T.
NJ of said day, all the interest of Henry Haskins in
lots number one hundred thirty-one, one hundred
thrty-two, one hundred forty one one hundred for.
ty-two and one hundred; 200. l31 1872 Ill l42) in
the town of Portage, in Wood County, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY atty plh c. W. NORTON,
Nov. 70, lS5S--29WG GS3. Sheriff..
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SHERIFFS SALE

Charles Bucklin VS.. Willard Trun.
DY virtue of Fl IA writ of execution with an or
ID der of sale of attached property issued direct
ed and delivered TO me in the above entitled case
rom the Court of Common Pleas of Wood County,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in Perry tsbnTg, on
M0ndGy, January 10, 1859,
between the haurs Of oeloek VI aud O'Clock p
NJ, of said day, the south half of the north east
quarter Of section nunblr thirty.six, (sG) township
Iuubor six. (6) north of range number eleven an
east, in Wood County, Ohio. containing 50 acre.
more or less. appraised AZ $500. G, w, NORTON.
JAMES NURRAY. atty p'R Sheriff
Nov. 25, 1858. .-w6s3
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SHERlFFS SALE.
Laura Bagley, by her next friend, VS. b. s. Jud. |

son, ct al
DY virtue of au order OF sale TO directed and de-
ID liyercd, from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood County, Ohio in the above entitled case, will
offer for sale the door of the Court House. in Per-
rysburg, on
Monday January 10, 1885,.
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and O'Clock p.
NJ of said day the half of the east half Of the
northwest quarter of section number five, (5) of
township number four az of range number ten Q0)
east. in Wood County, Ohio, containing forty acres,
more or less. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plT.
Nov 26 lS5S...29M642
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ourt of Common Pleas OF Wood county, o..

Court of Common Pleas OF Wood county, %.
Vacation at3sr October term. 4. n. lSjS.
James Murray phi VS. David II. Little drf't.
II AVID II. LITTLE will take notice that James
~ Murray on the Goth Of November. A. d. ls5R
commenced suit against him in the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County. Ohio, asking Judgment ON an
account for legal sums and moneys expended by the
plaintiff or the defendant the request Of his agent
the sum hundred AMI fourteen and eighty three
one-hundredths dollars with interest since March st.
1885, That an order attachment has been issued al
garnishce process Samuel Clymer. aud that mn
less said David H. Little auswcror demur said pc-
ton by the twentysecOnd day of January, a d 1859
plaintiff viii the ensuing term Of said court
thereafter ask JUDGMENT according 10 the PRAYER OF
said petition hy defWlt and for an order said Cl
mcr. pay from his indrhtedncssto said Little, the
amount Of said Judgment, interest aud costs,
JAMES MURRAY at'y far self
Pcryshurs. O., Dec. 2 l85S-30w65l CO.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Ablah UhlTe, aHn'r OF Ella WhlPpVe, VS..
Thomas L. Blne. ct al.
DY virtue of order of sale 10 me directed md
ID livered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitled case, will offer
for sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Partition.

Jacob Myres VS.. Mary Roose, ct al.
DY virtue of an alias order of sale to me directed
ID and delivered from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio. in the above entitled case
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House in
Perrysburg, on
Monday. January 10, 1889,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ. ana . o'clock 7.
NJ. of said day. the west half of the north quar-
ter of section number township
Der five, (5 of range number twelve 2) east in Wood
County, Ohio, containing so acres, more or less.
JAMES MURRAY atty plf. G. w. NORTON,
Nov. % lS5S---29w6S2 so Sheriff
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GUARDIAN SALE
Asa Calkins, guardian &c, VS.. Daniel Bushnell,
Wlllldm hlichUI,
In Probate Court.
ON the oath day of December, 1858, at 10 o'clock
" A. will offer for sale 1t the door of the court
house in Pcrrysburg, Ohio. the following real estate
the property of L. Bushnell and Jonas Wicker de.
ceased, 10 wit: The pit ofthe pit of the S-E 1 of
section Is, L ), X II in Wood county, Ohio. contain
ing 80 ~ 100 acres of land, Terms made known on
day of sale. ASA COLKINS, guardian &c
J. +. PRICE, atty
Nov 25 lS5S--29wI2l rs
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LEGAL NOTICE,


Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
James w. Ross, adm'rvs Edward Olney ct al.
NN the 25th day of Dec, 1858, between the hours
Oofl2 O'Clock 4. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. of said
day. at the door of the court house, in the town of
Perry sburg will be sold the highest bidder the fol.
lowing real estate the property of Susan Hunting
ton, deceased to wit: the south of the sOuthw est
section twentyone en- town six, &c range twelve
Q2.) containing eighty acres and in-ots number
three hundred and nnety-hree, (303) and four hun.
dred (400) in Perrysburg Wood county.
TeIms:-O One third in hand one third in one year,
and one third in two years, with interest.
JAMES w. ROSS.
+. .& D. X. HoLLENnECE,l admir- S. Huntington dec.
att'ys PetitiOner.l Dec. 2, 5S-S0w 1925
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Nov. 2j, l85S-29ly
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Sarah Curtiss vs.. Stephen Curtss.
DY virtue ofan execution to me directed and deliv-
Id cred from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled case Twill, on
The Sd day of January 1859,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. NJ of said day. offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, the following lands and teno-
ments. to wit: In lots No 5S7 500. Gil and G4 with
Il frame house situated thereon, {. w, NORTON,
J. f. PRIcE atty. Sheriff.
Nov % lS5S--29w6S2 2S
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SHERlFFS SALE.
Peter Kcrskey VS. James NJ Piper, ct al,
DY virtue of order of sale issued from the court
ID of common pleas in the above entitled cause,
shall, on
The Sd dag of January 1859,
at the door orthe courthouse, in Perry shurg, Wood
county Ohio. at the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ of said
day offer for sale tho following lands aud tenements
situated in said county of Wood and state of Ohionnd
town ship ofPortage, being the undivided half of n
steam say mill together with the land on which said
mill now stands being the same decided by Adam
Ross to the same James NJ Piper and Daniel Mercer
fora mill-yard c. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
J. + PRicG, atty.
Nov 25 lS5S--29W 6S3
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PERRYsBURG TOWNSHIP.

Terms of sale will be cash In hand and no bid will
be received for less sum than the amount due there
on, TO which will be added the expense Ofthis sale.
JAMES W. ROSS County Auditor
AuhlroR's OFFICE, Wood County, Ohio.
Dec. q 1865 -30wGSG.G5
NARPEFINGS all wool, mixed, aud hemp,
Nla.low figures, lat [Ost. III H!TCllCOCKS
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TIE MURDER ON BOARD SCHOONER CAxso-we
printed ycste' day, Boston Advertiser OF July g.
sbor despatch from Holmes hole, giving an account Of
the killing Of the mate OF the schooner Cameo ~ tbs
captain whlo IN nt Of insanity. Our correspondent
that port a. e. the folio wing additional partculsrs
The Camtc arrived In charge OF Mr. Davis, q yinevard
pilot he having boarded her 81 the mouth OF tbs
Vineyard scuno with coors flying DISTRESS the captain
ststg that there been attempt mutny in wnlcn
be had killed The mate and wounded two Captain
Esstabrcok reports on arriving here thM the mate
had previc usly threatened 10 Kill him; and tbs
morning OF tho Goth un he heard him say I,
the men at the forecaste gsngwsy, "who win be
headsmsnf" and Immediately came an and went int,
The cabin. The captain followed, knocking down the
at the wheel and the cook his way and found the
rns.e armed with two pistols and one bowie knife Ths
mate swapping OF the pistols at him. he Captain Es
broo struck the mate In self defence The stated
that the cspsn kind 10 them during the voyage tnat
there was attempt at muny and that the mate did not
himself until after the two had been Knocked
down and an s,temp. had been made tho third mate
without effect and tina. after the encounter with the mate
he mp charge Of the schooner aud stayed In the
cabin most OF zoe day Captain Estabrook
arrested soon after arrival by Constable Hurse and De-
putty Inspector North took charge OF the schooner await
orders rom Boston Captain Estabrook gave the OF
the mate 81 Charles Miller OF Manchester NJ H. aged
twenty eight years. Deputy Marshal Goodrich arrived
last night ron Boston, and has taken In custody the cap
tain and crew OF schooner Cameo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IT TIE FINAL MEETING or Tue COMMITTEE or
a the Roman Catholic Orphan Ball Cbeld Of the Crystal
Palace the night Of the 1rh Of April lssp which took
Friday July Mr. Harrington being called 70 the chair .
committee appointed - dra resolutions expressive Of
the OF the meeting The following resolutions Of
ftred and unsnimousy ADOPTED
Resolved, That cheerfy tender sincere thanks 70
Charles s'cson Esq proprietor 81 the Aston House for
his dsin rested kindnsss In placing At the die
pcsa Of the COMMITTEES dnna the entire dsnberauons free
of all charge, the use Of HE naGni6cent parlors.
Coulter Of the twenty second ward and the force undsr his
mand for their Efficient services and gentlemsnly
OF The ball
for thar Kindness and hberay IN noticing and
commencing the ball 70 the Of the public thereby
sseppg lsSor Of the committee and aiding materially
to Via
Resolved, Thai freely acknow'e6Re full indebted
10 the kess whose public spirit and Christian
rosy IN iuced he 20 contribute bery 10 the funds OF the
mi~e. and uus that they will realize the wdorn
Of the mss, He who rveh the poor epdelh he lord"
BY order VI the committee. y0Hr N. HAKalN9TOE,
RTCHAFD T. LAiOk,
Ia
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Died.


RARmTT- Saturday, July 3, W. B. BABsrrT, aged 81
His friends ere requested 70 attend the fcnsra this
(unoayl afternoon, At four O'Clock, from his late rest
d@ce Al East Twentieth street. witbou. further invita-
ton.
EAsrosINe. this CITY. on Wednesday, June s, Capt
Mobile Register Frederick tMd) Citizen, and st. Louis
Republican please copy.
nhrnsw DOUGLASS, IN the 4sth year Of his age.
II, relatives and friends Of The family invited
@ iron o." late rs.ssDos Park avenue Se,WssS
inIavenuea and Cumberland street, Brooklyn
lIIn- IN Jersey cry, On Saturday, July 3, ABIGAIL
DrMBoiToS, vile Of Col NaShAnel Ellis In the 55th year
OF her age.
ire TRENDS o. toe family and the members OF Fidelity
ved 70 attend the funeral 70 morrow (sonday) After.
noon four O'Clock from her late residence, 80 sussex
EIsssDonr-0n Saturday, July 3, EDWARD C. Elnu.
Els friends, and the members and friends Of Engine
fuDer. this Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock, from
No. 2 Murray street.
KncsIlT On saturday, July q. after short and so.
severe KNEES, o. consumption, BENJAMIN X kIsceLGy
eyed 81 years, months and days
the funeral will take place 10 morrow Monday aer
street
Kusn-In this city, on Saturday, July 3, from AZ
Ar KNIT sscd Va ,sar. uon,hs son and "a Ssys
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the late residence OF
ten o'clock
McgUcKs. AT his residence In Railway ~ J sstur.
day, July g. kr VIM NJ McGucKs, formerly Of thus city,
In the 0tth year OF bis ago.
His friends and those OF the family respectfully In
vt<d 10 attend the funeral from bis late residence at
Railway, Tuesday afternoon, July ., at i've o'clock
RIcTN0SD-suodenly, on Friday evening, July 2, At
bis resdesce, II Columbia street. corner OF Joraemon,
Brooklyn, Mr.. JolN RczNosp, aged az years.
Hs friends and the members Of Brooklyn lodge. No.
20, ae mvfed 70 attend his funezl this (nday) Aiter
boon, Mt two o'clock.
Ayrrhire and Glasgow papers pease copy.
SEYMOUR AT Newark, N. j., on Friday, July 2, JAMES
NJ. sNYsorR, sged IS years.
The relatives and friends invited W attend the fu
neral this Sunday afternoon, ., half past four O'Clock
from bis late residence, No Cross street, without fsr
Their Invitation.
sxrn-on Saturday, July 3, Ellen. wife OF Andrew
Smith, and sister ~ law 10 Arthur honahau, q raive Of
county Cayan, parish OF Dromcoo, sownland OF Boch
IYelsnd.
Her relatives and frencs and those Of Der broshern
Law respectfully invited 70 attend the funsrs. this
Sunday afternoon, a two O'Clock, from her late resi-.
depce, OF Fourteenth street and B. without
further notice.
wnss ON Friday, July 3, BENEDICT wArm in the 27tn
year q his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 atcrd the funeral from the residence of his
brother 2cs West Twenty hrss street, between Eighth
and Ninin avenues this Sunday afternoon, 81 two
o CLOCK
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NSNUINE PARMA CRACKERS THE ONLY 0BNV-
" ina rsna crackers manufactured Ia The United stses
are made 1t ths vel establishment Of A WING,
Ken st IsDstpgburg. state OF New York.
There the only crackers presented TO the putho
In one pound of WINGS FAnINA CRACKERS the noss-
rabinR estimated be
rfiisE CnxGs EBs ARE Observation-Disclosures FROM ALL,
OTHEKS
by the sweet taste of the wheat which they retain 10
mArkahlo Degree and esps,isy by their kind
the stomach They with the greatest
the ran or the AGED well drlssie generally.
No other production frori wheat has been discovered
VALUABLE Az AN ARTICLE or FooD,
and realize the benefits their daily
ALI. Classes SAY UsE THEN TO ADVANTAGE ~
Rusris the family table and economically in propog
each vii find part Of the mott pleasant meals they Asv8
up fr-rn these truly heshfu and de,ghful
All hose who wish procure WINGS CELEB2Ar-
I'D CkACh snb sheu De ON thsr
GUARD AGAlrHr INVITATIONS,
making ertnary crackers the size OF WINGS
PARMA and entesvorrg sell tnoir Articles by cAn
We IDLY some retailers have beea
found actually sidns thes, deceptons BY offering TO their
own customer these CRACKERS At tbs full prior q
wINOT PARMA, With atims lon that they tia
same Wings ard this Is done simply because the limitation
Art'cs sHorded them a larger sroGi.
CT course those Who cnDte In their family IN
must do N certain txiebt 70 sell them aud
tcies At fair prices Will continue
who attempt such q deception
There are too many high minded merchants engaged IN
the business OF selling ismy groceres 70 reuder
for family TO rdiyduA acting thus
order 70 AVOID such decepnons buy no crackers for fa-
ALI. on WINGS CRACKERS ARE rAR1SA.
cracker msde AND BE- sure Ssrsfos and purS .se none %
farina but those having the A. WING
WHO'S FARINA CRACKERS may be prosursd Of TIE
sold in different PORTIONS Of the Uni, s,a.s and who
III and 2lJ Fulton street, New york.