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Can II Bet-s,eps are being taken and a

Can II He i-S,eps are being taken and a
survey has been made for further extension
south Of the bitches on the Perryshurg h Find
lay Road, or what is known as Road Nos. AL
ready the Commissioners have taken water eight
miles out Of its course, carrying II through
three submits and to Grassy Greek, one mile
south OF Perrysburg, and there lett u, with no
adequate provisions for its outlet, doing already
much damage. Three outlets were recommen-
ded In the original report Of the viewers, four
years ago when the Improvement began, yet
none were provided when the work was let
An eGreginus tax has been collected, and that
too from men who are damaged by the con.
struction OF the ditch. Aud vet under these
circumstances more water is to be carried II at
way. Gentlemen, II is the last straw that
breaks the came's back. We have mentioned
this matter for the purpose Of warning those
interested Of what is going on. The Commis
siuners, uf course, can take no action until II
comes up for hearing at which time an over
whelming remnnstracs should be laid before
them against this outrage. e.-Sentiad.
Can II be- possible that the Sentinel man wrote
the abovef
Can 1t be- that the Sentinel dare to utter such
disloyal sentiments against those who control
the affairs Of the countyi
Was it not for similar offence, COMMITTED by
the JOURNAL in speaking plainly Of the irregu-
larity Of doing business by some Of our county
officials, that the Sentinel man threatened to lie.
stroy our business by sing his influence with
the said oflicialsS
Can It be- that the 'aamel's back Is EvER's
farm, through which Grassy Creek runs, and
on which the last straw might be loated ard
left, that causes this unus ual anxiety about this
one particular job 2
Can IL he -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

Tail Corn,-We learned from JoHN BAILEY,
Esq, Lake Township, who was at the Sabbath
School picnic with his family ON yesterday,
that he has corn growing on his farm that
measures fourteen feet in hight, with ears core
spending. 1t is new variety. the seed of
whcl come from Missouri. This is the 'talleSt'
corn on record, and we are inclined to the opii .
ion that Mr.. b. will carry away the first prize at
the Wood County Fair this Fall.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ADDITION TO COURT HoUSEI

NOTICE IS hereby given that proposals will
~ be receiv cd at the Auditors Office of Wood
comfy, until nbon on Friday the 25lh day Of
August 1871, for the erection of two vaults at
the north end Of the Court House, to be built IN
accordance with The plans and specifications on
file in said Auditors Office. Bidders are request
ed to make proposals for furnishing all the ina
terial and performnp all the work, or fUr such
part thereof as the bidders may see proper.
All bids will be opened by the commissioners
at one o'clock in the afternoon " said day, and
tile contract or contracts awarded 10 the lowest
aud best responsible bidder. The Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any and all bids
that are not Tor the best interests Of the county,
and will require the bidder to whom the contract
is awarded to enter iuto bonds with good and
sufficient sureties to the acceptance Of the Board
lor the faithful performance of the contract.
Two estimates will be given Of the work and
material as the same progresses, and cash paid
nthe completion and acceptance of the work.
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
J. ID. NEWTON.
1850 75 County Auditor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

The W worth Land Sales,-From
pressure of local communications last week we
were compelled to omit the results of the sale Of
the Wadsworth lands by the Messrs. IIoLLEN-
BECK, on the 9Th inst From the following list
it will be seen that the land was purchased in
amnlI iracfs sniinhle for cnnreninnf farms.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renewer for
the scalp. and for restoring the hair and its col
or, has no equal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

Il send you herewith bill for ten Louis dors.
lend it to you. When you shall return to your
county, YOU cannot fail OF getting intu some
business that will in time, enable you to pay all
your debts. In lhat case, when yuu meet with
another honest man in similar distress, must pay
me bv ioaning this sum to him; inionng him To
discharge his debt by like operation when he
shall be able, and shall meet With such annther
opportunity. hope it may thus go through
many hands before il meets with knave to stop
its progress. This is trick oi mine for do ng
great deal Of good with little money, am
not rich enough to Rff;rd much in good works,
aud so am obliged to be cunning, aud make the
most ota little"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

Letter of DIR. FrankIin.-The following
characteristic letter Of or. FRANKLIN is SAID to be
inediied. The ingenious manner in which the
makes the commencement Of his letter convey
the impression that he lent with parsimonous
reluctance is imimitablc:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
LETTER FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

GRAND RAPIDS, August Is, 1871.
En-. JOURNAL: Nothing of especial interest
having transpired hereabouts for a short time
past, is the cause of yonr correspon ients ST.
lence. The farmers have gathered in the
sheaves of beautiful harvest aud are nav
awaiting the developments Of nature for cnrn
crop, the prospects of which was never better.
The Good Templars Of this place Installed
th,ir officer on last Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing are the names:
W. G. T.-Dr. J. N. Mead.
W. V. T. Mrs. c. Page.
X. II. S.-Mrs. A. G.. Mead.
l.. II. S.--Mss. =. A. Bossard.
W. II. ST. Parmler.
W. A. X. S.--Geo Holder.
W. F. s. Geo. PhiIpott.
W. Treas.-Mrs NJ. Z. oiney.
Chaplain s. Bpssard.
W. M.-Miss Della Mead.
W. A. M.-John Phillpot.
W |. G.-Mrs. NJ BOssird.
w. D. G.-E. Olney.
Lodge Deputy. J. Clark.
One more of the numerous illustrations Of the
evil of intemperance, has been witnessed in
lis place. Last week one Of the employees on
the side-cut canal, after having swallowed too
much bad whisky, purchased and put into his
plntaloons packet a bottle Of the Internal stuff
that steals awav mems brains ln passing
along the sidewalk lie fell, breaking the bottle
in his pocket, ani the broken glass cut one Of
the main arteries from which he came near
b'esding to death. Through the combined skill
of two physicians the flow Of blood was stopped
and the mans life saved.
This mans family are dependent upon his
daily earnings for their support, consequently
are deprived of a comfortable living. Yet, know
inG all the facts, the sellers persist in their
infamous calling, and will take the last dime
from the unfortunate inebriates,.at the,expense Of
their suffering families.
Why is the public ear deaf to the entreaties
o. these suffering ones Why should the law
not be enforced which our Legislature has give n
US for their protection ID.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored
a., Just published, new edition of DIR.
IA Culverwell's Celebrated ssay
NM on the Tddicdi care (without medicine J
GIAA of SPERMAToRHugA, or Seminal
aaS-SiSlshs Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Los
ses ,IMPoTESOY, Mental aud Physical Incapacitv
Impedments to Mtrriage, etc; also COSsUNP-
TION, EPmEPsY, and Frs, induced by self.in-
diligence or sexual eItravagence.
..5zs- Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this a lmrable es-
say clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
Quences of self-nbuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Oi internal medicine
or the application at the knifej pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, cert tin, aud eflsc-
tual, by mans of which every sufferer, M mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately. and rndiediy.
sTy- rhis Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth anil every man in the land.
Sent under seal. in plain envelope, tn any
address, p1ld on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Alss. Dir. Culverwells "Marriage Guide"
price 2j cents.
Address the publishers;
CHAS. .J.C. KLINE & CO.,
1877 DOwery, New York, POst-0lIice Box
1850.
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Austin's Ague Drops warranted to cure
Ague. ISL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
PERRYSBURG MARKET.
WEEKLY by GILBERT BEACH AND
JAMES p. AvEHiLL.
TOLEDO MARKET

TOLEDO, Aug. II. 1871.
Wheat " bu u13j6l4s Flour q Dbl. .OOG7 so
Corn u 100 10 SOC Oats .--.- 55c
Pork, mess .SIj 90 Glover Seed ~ bu. 5 80
Potatoes - 50 d95c Chickens i SC
Dried Apples 607c Turkeys .----. 16@ I Sc
Butter r.--.-. l6@lSc Beans.---. l'2561l SO
Eggs -. l3c Lard .A0l0c
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SOCIIi,rHES.

irrysburg Lodge NO. %. C. II.
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
W. ]. DENlSON, Wet.
SHuLER UoRsoN, w. X. s.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

For so cents you can cure 8 or cases Of Agu,
with Austins AGUE DROPS. l5d
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

W. c. TT. W. Benschoter.
w. V. T.-Miss Maggie Hannah.
w. r. S.-J s. Benschoter.
w. S.-Geo. l.. West.
w. miss Allie +. Hannah.
W.M.-W. Hannah
w. G.-Miss Carrie F0ltz.
W.0. Ga. G. Judson.
W. Chap.-Mrs. r. J. Tark.
Lodge Deputy-C. W. Benschoter.
Considering the fact that ours is country
lodge think we may well be proud Of the rap
id increase of our numbers during the last quar-
ter.
think can safely say that the temperance
people of this section are fully awake as to the
best interests of society, and are ready to do ev.
erything in their power to eradicate this monster
evil frcm our land. May the good work go on.
Yours, for temperance,
MACK
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Come and see him. Consultation free of
charge. Is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
LETTER FROM WESTON TOWNSHIP.
WESTON TWP, Aug. IA, IS

WESTON TWP, Aug. II, 1871.
Ed. JOURNAL Knowing that you are inter-
ested in the cause OF temperance and humanity,
and that your excellent paper is good medium
through which such information can be commits
nicated as will tend to encourage and strengthen
all Of us in the good work, thought would
drop You few lines from the northeast corner
of this this township, concerning the progress OF
the cause with US.
Our Lodge (Otsego No. 7lS, I. o. G. 7. is in
a fourishing condition. We have initiated twelve
members during the last quarter. The follow
ing officers were installed on last Friday even
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18

Irt Meigs Division \. of II. No. 1876
Stated Meetings every Monday evening.
WIN. CRANE, W. p.
WILLIE MILLER, II. s.
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We take Austin's Ague Drops, Mt F. d Pow
RRs l. Co. l5d
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectuAl
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to lis original color,
,ciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-08-18
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOD PURIFYING THE BLO0s.

The reputation Glis sK.
celleut medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cu.ss
many of which are truly
marvellous. InyeterAIe .
cases of ScrofulOus dE,
ease, where the system
seemed saturated Giih
corruption, have been
purified and cured by g.
Scrofulous affections an 4
disorders which were az
graYated by the scroh,,
lous contamination until
a 4 4
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Quarterly Returns.
OFFICE CITY TREASIJR

CoLrMDIA, 8. O., June 27, 1871.
A HTENTION Us ga lied TO the fG1lowing eaj
EAf- trsctfrom 3'An Ordinance to raia9 sub!
plies for the year 1871" The penalty for fail
ure to make returns will be rigidly enforced:
"There ehall be paid quarterly tax of ont,
per cont. upon all sALzs. At AUCTION Of all
goods and chattels, and one-half per cent
On all sales at auction Of all real estate and
atockS OF every descriptions: Provided, TliaS
no tar shall be levied on any sales at auctfoh
made by order of Court, or under process OF
law.
"There shall be paid quarterly by all MEn-
CHANTS and other persons tax Of one per
cent. on: all goods, wares and merchandise
sold BY them. on CoNsIGNMEHT; one per cent
on the premiums Of every and each INSURANCE
company located in tho city OF Columbia, or
which have agencies therein. Each and
every EXPRESS COMPANY transacting business
within tho limits of said city shall mako
quarterly returns Of their gross receipts, and
pay one per cent on the amount OF suoh ro-
turns at the end OF each quarter. Each and
every TELLaRAPH COMPANY shall, in like man
nefi make quarterly retulns OF their gross
receipts, on which returns shall be paid q tnx
OF one per cent.
'The refusal or neglect to make regular
quarterly returns ind pay tho tax thereon to
the City Clerk and Treasurer. shall subject
the defaulting parties to fine OF two dollars
for each and every days default"
Nt ~, >'s : s~' = WM.J. ETTER,
June ~ City Clork and Treasurer.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For l Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C..
and indeed all the affections which ariso
from malarious, marsh, or miasutntfc
poisons. -
AS Its namc implies, It docs C,trc, nnadoes not
fnil. Continuing neither Arsenic, Qnune, Ills.
mnth, Zinc, nor amy other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, 1t In nowiee Injuries any pa
tent. Tho number md Importance or it's Crrts
@ IN the agus districts are literally beyond account
OF Aguc medicine. Our pride is grntiflcd by tlic
Acknowledgements VIC receive OF the radical cures
Effected In obstinate cnscs, and where other rem.
cslIes had wholly failed. 'Ii1l l7 M
Unacclimatcd persons, either resilient in, or
travelling through miasnatic localities, will bc
projected by taking the -fG UE CURE daily.
For I-trer Complaints, arising from torpid.
ity Of the Liver 1t is excellent remedy, stit;.
lifting the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver complaints, 4,
IL nm excellent remedy, producing many truly
failed. i.'', -
Prepared by Dir. j. G. AVER 6 Co, Prnctica,
sOlL a md the world. y
FACE. $500 PER BOTTLE. H.
Dec tly TAuH fl r. r. MIOT A0apt
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Svmbo1ic iAdmonifinni

FElHE season ia at hand when the human
Il family IL more afflicted than during any
other part Of The year. Tie sun's rays acting
ter, poisopa the atmosphere, and produces
YER, Bilious Complaints, .Diarrbna. Dysen-
terry, Cholera Mofbus, Cramps and Cholic, etc.
Hence the system requires an invigorating
and tonic medicine. that will brace up its
shattered forces, and enable tho organs to
perform their proper functions. For this pur-
pose we would recommend tho ueo OF Helm
1JSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach
For tho Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat
For the Lungs and Splitting OF Blood
For Weakness and General Debility
For loss OF Appetite. For Sick ucsdache.
For For Pdaor Piarrh@a soa and Dssentery;
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For Broken Down Nervous System.
For Purifying the Blood.
AEINITSIs'S QUEENS DELIGHT
Tho people approve Of, ard PLY eicians sane
tiOn it's use, because it is good medicine
Take no other medicine. 1t is spring invi.
gorator. summer tonic, purifying beye.
rago, admirably adapted to oil conditions,
malo and female-grOwn persons and chill
dren at this particular senson. BE sure and
call at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get bottl
OF his great medicine.
Prepared only by +. Fl. HEINITsH,
MAY 80 Druggist and Chemist
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Chaug0 ea Eohsdniea
SOUTH Cl&tnRx xML:sxoGkC C<Alar

~ au, ii, a .G(io34fYyAYH, IS osbfpnaH, 1874.
Ra I'D ga & oRSRfG RS iB;e g sssisses}S ssisas 5H
and AftefBunday, Ilth inssshsiA- m noaioqTH
3tesys, ey, Gol13Im6ia 1I 81 A.. .tN -.,s...,t5 a9Am
fsSVe 81 GSt1es tan 1'f,h,t oi i'sol Pm,l
frfve At 6oidf6Sls IL! !laS9::!'..:!!!::?iS!z9p n
NloHp ExpRHss, fnMoAr. IND W lAcdonaloDAT1oN );
T. %: a13RA1S, ,tspndsye e1eeptesin e.;:;7t.
e.!as esys q Shsrlsstsa Ghss3sstsR It. .alS
Arrive ct Columbia at!. LvIIU. 49,. GOO am
e Camden | A9cDmmodA4tod Train Will cons. ;.
f1nne f. rpm t2, Columbia ~ formerly Non. r,
E. aHH YE SstnE9sas tss spresias6t sd
= q. B. PloKIssi 9ener 81 Ti6ket Agbhk"i3t! ~
charloftse Eolh%bsa ana, XaEaSfa &. R
\ sopEKfNTENnENtb 0FFiGE, IL
l ~ a95ys1d ds F ssdi 81 sS5s$ siss$ ss3fRsbiY
80 4ss ssssSeeg next, l1th inst; Inc foIs |.
loving schedale wiilIbe run, oves this1dadj ].
1s4ve + ?ts'a s sgANs! 81 Il: 1I: {sjS s5sF3 Fs
Arrive oSs4les.e S1. <: MsS ssS1: f. \: X
Loaye obArlotts 9sSIacA .9.s.S4I 40 4 fsn a,ab > M
Leave umbia!9..y2P0RlM;'G .gSHH:
ATIiye III AyRnsts.;,. =! .lAbsR.M. l5IA 7s0A. M.
aesea e s poiS 5aRs dgSs elSss
no. a oi1ao es;iiiiiioGi ion 8; i;;oit
m mond for Virginia Syringe ,n, or .-,eGi IN.
!hFp4gh tiekets aold and baggage checked
iE F. PHsMaaHss15ssS1 HLExHRpEss aensylal acity dli%s ssS
h. q. DoRsKY, danernl, Braight and Tickets
A8ent.. tp,sij:,I..u June 10;p.,
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IS THEY ARE NOT A VILE
"a F a NJ c v DRINK

Maze OF p0nr Rum, Wh{skey, Troih
Spirits and Refine Liquors docto:cc., si'icca
and swectcncd to pleas. the tfstc, called " Tca-
ics."" Arpctlzcrs. ::cstorcrs." &C.. tia. lc.l
i:,G t!p1lcr on To drunkenness and ruin, but Gre
:; t:uc Medicine, mate from the Native Roots anl
Herbs Of California. free frn.:i nfi Alcoholic
s;tiIIulnnfn. lucy aye tic CIR EAT BLOOD
itKIFiEIt aud LIFE GIVING pHIN-
CIpIE perfect i.caoyator and Iarigorator OF
,lc system. carrying OF al poisonous matter a:d
restoring tie blood u hcci,.Iy condition. Nn
person caa take tcsc l'i,tcrs according to G.s:c-
t:.'i aad remain long nnwcll.
Nor Inflnuiuut0ry mud Chronlr thc:l-
t.intiaEi mud Gaut, Dyspcpsin or InGt-
Erstiop, lSIiious, lfrniiIIcuE und Inter-
Inittcnt Fc>crs, Discusses Of the Hood,
Liver, Kidneys. n nj Bladder, these Hit
tcrs lIavc been most s,;ccsusful. Such Dir.
cn.rs are canscl hy Sitintcd nload, which
Is generally pyo,l:iccl by d d.raaycncnt cf tho
p;grstive Or.rns.
NYSrEpSIA OR 1SElt;EST1ON.
!::t!aalle. lnin in 1ile Shoulders Coughs, Tight
:.cs cf Tie Chest, D.l=css, s;oUr Eructa:ionl Uf
Tie tNnac:l, Fad taste IL tho Mouth Bilious At.
h:ns, i:.;..-ia of t.lr Heart, Inflammation OF
t,a i-ai.s, IA III lc rr:;:o:.s CT the Kidneys. .nnd
.h,:a.r.l ot..cr pa;nill .ylnp.oa.s. 1rc tic OF.
hyI:nssot Dyspepsia.
t:,ry iavi;oratA the Stomach nn.l stimuac Iu-
,n-piii liver a7i bnws,s wi:irh render them OF IN.
ca.,:cd efficacy Ii causing tao blood cf all
Impurities. and in.?a.tlng new lfo anl vigor to
tic E'holo R:sto,n. (
FOR SKIN DISEASES, rrurtlcns. letter
fal; lhcur,, DIotcllcs. Spots, I5nplcs, Tustn!rs.
H.s. Carhnnclcs. Eing.Worns. scaldIIead. Eora
Eyes, ErysIpcias, Itch. Scura. Discolorations of
the Siln, Hu:nors aat Diseases OF tho Skin. OF
whatever :ar,s or natn--. nrc literally dug IN
hrd carried o:t Of the system, In abort uluc ly
the aso Of thca, Ptsers. One bottlo fl 1usl,
eases Will convince the n,".t incrsdulous OF teir
crrntvc effects. -r>s!i
Cleanse this Tit;ntcL it,od whenever yna Nnd
Il; Impurities bursting through tho s.il ln rim
Pics. Eruptions tr Sores cleanse Il @hen you
1ai It otstsucted an,l sluggish in the veins,
cleanse It when Il is forl. and your feelings VIII
I'll y"n which. Keep the blood ruro mud tho
'.'nith OF tic syst,E will follow.
WIN, TAPE aal other HyOR Ma, lurking in
t''c system Of so many thousands. efrcctuaily
destroyed anil removed. For full directions. rrad
carefully tae circular around eacll bottle.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. X. II. MCDONALD q
CO., Druggists and dcn. Agents. San Francisco,
cu!., ana 0? AMI 81 Commerce Street, New Ycr';
u ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALE:lss.
28lItT1y 0EIGER Il MoGREGOR, Agents.
A fresh supply OF Dromon Lager at Fol-
oCK's,
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A young man wants to know what bu-
siness he had better 60 into that will
enable him To occupy high position Ia
society. Let him try the roofing busi-
ness; in that trade smart man will soon
get to the top of the ladder.
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;Ihe;;: Naw Yofk' oitS directory r.
18HI72 has made it's appearanne, II

Tie. New Yofk citS directory tsr
1s7Ar72 has made it's. appearance, la1k
contains j, 286 pages, of names and 68uF
miboelIaneoaa' ifh formation. The names
n9mber 200, 953ll; against, ,i2Q4 ,B11 l94sste
year, which is. q deoreaaasioo 1904
Brooklyn gives an iincreasB fob,ths pte.,
sens year or 8,VOO names, the total being
94;3g4 =. Adding New York and Bro0 VA
We have the following: New !York
200, ,958 names: Brooklyn 81 80A names;
total for both cities,i 1856, 957e names.
The New York papers offer no; ;.explana!
tioR OF the fact that the number OF
householders in! the metropolis has
actually decreased; while the population
doing bnsi4esS. and having it's legal ere!
eidenceY there has increased. II is plain
that the Journals of that city do not in.
tend 70 make the disadvautageJas facs
conspicuous throughout the country. A
va9iaty ok caqsesrpnaoubtedlY nombipe
t3Prndd HhEi iefeotS;n6ted, Bnt, il nay
bEfaiEly esqsphbtea thht no ,ohs aof these
has been more potential than the heavy
taxation. falling upon q high if not in
fated valuation, which attends the hold
ing of residence property in that city.
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Thief Proof Drawers.

TffhI. undersigned have received the Agency'
Il or these DRAWERS. TH.y are me one
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Summer Schedule $50 o. R.R..

Change Of Schedule.
OFFICE NORTH ,C4ROIINA.R. r. CO.
COMPANY sn0fa. n O., June 8. 1S7t.! 2
ha E5aszs53 -oN a1a after SUNDAY.
bo run over thia Road in accordance Will, the
following TIME TABLE. -', '~
- Trains Going Eaat.. 'i- Trains West. 4
20. Erpress. HiC Mail. 'N'. II
ARRIVE. LEAVE l. iAnhIYn- LEAVE.
charlotte 5.s5 MI .i...I u, $40 D m
Grnab'o II 08 a m II .l3 n g. 25 D. m B95 m
Co Shop12 20 p m lbs NIL 9.56 . M 10 1s :, =,
Hillsb'ro 2.29 m 233 m II. .95 y m,I1 ~ !, n,
Raleigh sos pm 2.t6 ma 40 4 IA
Goldsboro TOO n m -
Trains Going East. Trains west.
Charlotte7.l5a M 7tH i.8 90 n M. .i''
Salisbury 1892 nj 4.37 NIL 616p an 5.9G m
SrnsDo 20 m 80 IN 2.10 p m 2.2O D m
Co Shop IL 81 p m L.. OF III H. 50 u IN 12 50 y m
Hillsbro10 OF m 10 GO N II 07 q IN ii. 10 n IN
Raleigh 6.58 p IN z 40 am HIS m
Goldsbo S.OOpm -.
June 6 W. II. GREEN, Mas. Trans.
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p. ACE. $500 PER BOTTLE. /
Dec lily [Aug 81 O. II. MOT, Agent.