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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

TINE PORT ROYAL RArLRoAp.-Fer
s'vrral days past it has teen known that
a movement WAS ON foot hooking t, a
change IN tho management of the Port
Royal Railroad. in order to meet the
wishes of the bondholdcrs. Mr. w. T..
Gilhooley, Of the legal firm of Peckham,
Fuller & Co., Of New York City, has been
IN Augusta for several days, as reprusen.
atstive of the bondholdcrs. Three or
four mestings of the directors were held,
with q view to ascertnining the wishes OF
the bondhold-ra The last took place
Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. Col. r. p.
Branch, president, rcngned his position.
The resignation was accepted. and Mr..
ID. c. Wilson Of Beaufort, q member Of
the directory and agent of the bondhold
'r, was elected to fil the vacancy. Col.
Branch was then elected to the vacant
position on the board. 1t is rumsred
that this action is but the preface to plac.
ing the road IN the hands Of Mr.. Wilson
as c,iv.r, at the instance Of the bond.
holders. There are two millions and a
half Of bonds in the hands of tn. latter.
The Republican Convention.
The Convention was called to order at
2. o'clock F riday April sOth. by Robert
sm"lls County Chairman, who in few
PREDATORY remarks stated the object of
tic call and SAID amorg other things that
the rrason vacancy had occurred in the
Board Of County Commissioners was that
Mr.. Waterhousc could not stand the pres.
1ure brought to bear by people to whom
t's County owrd morey and who were
told By Dr.. Fritchard the Chairman that
he would sign eh.cks for them IL Mr Wa.
'erh"use would sign. Thus being fore
ed Z" hear the "dium "f paving obedieu,,e
--t''the iaw " ich farbids tho signiuv az
checks when there are no funds 20 -sb
them hc felt Is ..usin.ss Was being injur-
Oh ..iid "'o o"" peace of mind dcstroye ;.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05
Beaufort S. C.. April 90 1875

Beaufort s. c. April 90 1915.
At meeting Of The nnde!<ign I'd Cnm.
missioners of Election. appointed by his
Excellency d. II. Chamberlain, Governor
of South Carolina, the following Mana
gers Of Election were appointed TO mrye
It the respective precincts for which they
IRE named. The said managers will duly
proceed to- open the polls at the various
election precincts on SATURDAY, the ff-
teenth day OF May pro&imo, at o a. M.
and close at 9 p.. M. for the purpose Of
holding an election to fill vacancies now
existing ri.j one Senator. In place Of Rob.
CIT Smalls; two members OF the Huuse
OF Representatives In place of n. B. Myers
and Samuel Green, and one County Com
missioner in place of George " atcrhouse.
SHEPARD d. GILBERT.
JosErH RoBISsoS.
Jos. N. WILLIAMS.
Commissioners Of Election.
Brick CHURCH. Geo. r. Davis, Jos. o.
wync, w. Fl. Gregory.
CorrIs PorSr. Richard Brown.
John Brown, Howard Taggsrt.
WOODLANDS. Fl. B. Ferguson,
James G. Cole, Henry Simmons.
BRArroRr. Richard Washington.
". C. Danner, silas F.. Taylor.
MYRTLE Brsu NJ. T.. Simmons, r. 4 .
Ca arlcton. K s. Bryan.
GRRYs Hill. VIM. H. Middleton,
Tony D. Lawrence. Wallv Mitchell.
PARIS ISLAND. Cupid Hayward, J. c.
SNYDER. Chas. Grant.
PoRr ROYAL. Henry Hamilton, Jas. A.
McCrca, John McFall Sen.
CHraoLM's LANDING. Fl. B. Gard.
ner K. c. Chisolm, f. J. Holiness
GARDSEns CORNER. n. M.
Fuller, Adam Parker. Sancho Jenkins.
PocorALfGo. Caesar Deas, Arch
ibald Jackson J, G. Bampfield.
PEErLEs. q. p. Whipprr. Step
nev Riley. Fl. G. Koth.
tAnNsvtLtE John Roberts, Jas
F.. Warn. Ri,cy Youmans.
Hickory T11LL John Lucas,
John Rrowo, jacob g. Can't.
BRuNsoN. !. ". Jones, Jeff War.
rem. -. NJ. Timer.
BLACK GREEN. Tack Daniels, G. r.
Fits, Isaac Thompson.
BEECH RRANcH. Alonzo Patterson,
Fortune Bostick, HIM. Parnell.
MATHEWS BLUFF. BENZ Reed, T.
w. Bracy, Paul Anderson.
LAwTolNrIIIE. FL. Mulligan,
Henry Garner, Seabom Drayton.
RRIoHToN. Simon KILLER, Daniel
Brown, John G.. Rue.
LAwroS CHURCrr 8. F. Ellis, in.
cob Wright G.. F. Iawton.
HESNEav's Y ROAM. Frank Owens.
John Ferrcbee. Isaac Pincknry.
HARnEEvIIIE. A.W Muckcnfuss,
B. Fl. Boyd. Stephen Jenkins.
IKvY's X RoAps. NJ. d. Trouble
feld' Edward Allston. Stephen Fields.
BEr:LINaEn HILL: Sabey Gold, Jack
son Allston, w. G.. Fry.
GIErsoSvILLE. y. r. Morrison,
T. II. Farr. Rev. Ben Williams.
-. .GRAHANvIILR. P. ]. Sma'la Jr.,
Thad Jones. D. II. Wall.
JRNSIa X ROADS. w. Mul'ignn,
Joe. Patterson, K. Jonathan Nelson.
BLuFFToN. Burrell Wiggins,
Thns. Middleton. A. Germon.
MITCHELvILlR. G. p. Gardner.
X. c. Mclntira, r. F. Graves
NINvILLR. James Gcrvin, Tim
Deloach, w. Fl. Shurnan.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05


Anoth"r Of those pleasant gatherings
wa assembled at the dining room Of the
Sea Island last Wednesday evening.
e.. rbis. ti,ar it Wa. .und r the au.pic es of
the Cod Templsr-. who to I've cnngratu-
lated fer thu 'wry pleasant evening enjoy
rh Wv their 'u"sts and the evident surplus
fhst was added to their treasury. III.
attendance was fully equal to the former
s""iu'le and the winning WAYS of the
handsome members Of the Lodge, who nn
this OCCASION s'rved the supper, caused
more than one hs.htul youth to wish he
, could say "N"" ~ he wss appealed to to
try one more piece of cake or one more
dish ct cream, AID one heavy man was
disco cred slowing away tho surplus un-
DIR his chair and when his scrrct,vcncss
wss disc"v-red made US premise not to
mention the cIrcum-tancr. which We
would not do for the world.
Our citizens seem to know how to
appreciate these soriab!es and are ever
ady to assist by their larders and pock.
cts to promote their success, and we hope
that the two just given will t,c but the
beginning of a series Of enjoyments so
JIng he.d:d and SO seldom offered in
our town.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

BEAUFORT, y, G.. MAJ b, 1879,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Excursions TO tho fleet arc now the m ape
no less than four having been gotten ur
last week. On Friday the steamer Carrie
carried quite large party down, about
seventy five of whom came from Augusta
f"r the purpose Of inspecting Uncle Sans
fightin, ships. The Carrie wa, Oh ,rtcr
ed for the pnrpo'e bv Cunningham and
Wells "f Fort Royal and the guests had
very pleas ant trip.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Fred Grant has besn sent % the wilds
OF the VISIT to keep the Indians at hay
while al exploring party surveys their
lands and picka up the stray nuggets OF
sold that are supposed TO be laying
around loose IN the Black Hills. II the
Indiana are not srterminated nv thi.
doughty Warrior it will be because ther
keep out Of his wav.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

The Result of the trial Of the Charleston
Ne@' ia about as nanr an acquittal as any
ono hoped. II wss Thought that some Of
the jury would be obduratc but we were
not prepared FOR another case where eleven
obstinate men hold out against verdict.
The Esws is to be congratulated Oh it's
Sindic.tion.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

waltsrboro not to lie behind Beaufort,
had a hanging last Friday. The pficnipal
in the affair being John Richardson con.
ricted Of killing Constantin. Bass.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

C. c. Bowen was arrested In Charleston
last Thursday on charge of instigating
the murder of Col. White. He MAS re-.
lsssed on four thousand dollars bail.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05
LOST.

a County School Cerfiacate in fAvcr OF Jacob q.
oantt Tor the m"nth OF Dec 1874.
ah pcrsmiT arc cautioned against purchasing the
sam ~ payment has hecn stnpped.s
i.o1v.rs sc, May Iss5. J.R. Binn,cker.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

"Parkers Hall" and "Naglcs bridge
ate advertised for sale by the sheriff oi
Richland county.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

Judge Reed, has authorized the sale of
the v,nnah and Charleston Railroad
for $1,500,0 900. OF this amount
$l, 100. 1000 will be applied to the payment
OF the six per cent mortgage bonds of
1865 and the sven per cent. first mort
gage ionds issued since the war and 70
the payment of coupons, &c. The re.
naming $4,000 Will he applied to the
payment Of the funded interest bonds
and the eight per cent. bonds and
other claims.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05

1t will be seen 10y their advertisement
In another column that the Commission.
trs Of Election have made their appoint
ments OF managcrs at the various
precincts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
Severity Without vulgnrIly.


In one of the recent debates between
PITT and Lord NORTH in the English Par.
lament, the former remarked of the latter:
The gentleman can not bs. severe without
being unparllamentary" If the latter
had sought to express the same sentiment,
be probably would have said "The erea-
ture can not be severe without making a
black-guard of himself" Thougl, not 80
elegant yet quite as forcille, to the com
mon mind.
And might not the same remark he ap.
Piled, with propriety to many men in the
various callings of life, at the presenttime ?
In legislative halls, in lar, in journaksm nd
even in the sGe'ed desk, we find men who
cannot be severe without being low and
scurlilous. Why is this so 1t generally
arises fIom ono or both of the following
causes. ist-Ignorance. The blackeuard
Aas usually the animal part of his nature
al Predominance is OF course, vulgar in
stinets and thereby rendered incapable of
being severe without a resort TO the use of
profanity or low approbious epithets.
This class excites our pity and contempt.
7Dd-ThOse who have intellect and educa-
uon, but have debased themselves by vile
associations and the nurture and express
sion Of coarse, mean and impure thoughts.
This class, when found in legislation, law
or journalism force the mind to despisc
and detest, but that portion OF it covered
by clerical robes, excite only emotions Of
ioathing and disgust These last are,
sooner or later ~eeded out, but try to hang
on 10 the skirts Of the profession for the
'esPectability which II may confer upon
them, but ultimately @iall to rise no more. /"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

81. Louis is alarmed by danger which
threatens the upper part of the county
caused by the destruction OF property by
the current of the river At distance of
mile or two above the city rapid cuts are
being made through the bottom land; and
Il Is feared that the water will reach the
railroads. The properly is owned by poor
people, who are unable to do anything to
stop this destruction, ard the county au-
thoritics and railroad companies arc called
upon 10 come 10 the rescuc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
DON'T Believe II.

Several Of our exchanges are giving cur.
rency to the following story about Gov
ALLEN. We don't believe more .han hall
Of it, at any rate:
Governor ALLEN, Of Ohio, ran out on
the porch and yelled at a COW that was
trying to unhook the garden gate the 9TH
er day and the Signal Officer at Mt. Wash
ington telegrnphcd to the War Depart.
ment heavy local storms, with thunder
and lightning, in Ohio, Indiana and prob
ably Illinois.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The consistency Of the Democratic party
in Ohio is about the consistency of setl-soap.
They have nominated for Governor, WM.
ALLEN the Ancient, hard money contrac-
ZIONIST, on "paper-rag initiation plat
formi" and for Lieutenant Governor, Sam.
+. Cary, Temperance lecturer and Son OF
IemPeranc', on a WAiakey platform.
Which are to be foa'e2-the candidates or
the people2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The State Prison Library being now
stocked with Catholic books at the expense
OF the State, why not get supply of
Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian, Swe-
denhorgian, Congregationaist, Episcopa-
Ian and Lutheran literature to match {?
Why should any sect be slighted in this
matter? Why are Catholic books pre-
ierred TO other books? Why the Catho-
lie Church to any other church? Answer
second Tuesday Of October Ohio State
Journal.
Yes, why not, since Church and State
have been united under the Geghan BILL
why not give all the churces chance? or
iS the union to be only with the Catholic
Church under the Democrntic State rule2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

From the tenor of last weeks lSeaiiael, 1t
is quite evident that it desires to bring the
county seat issue into the Republican Cen
vention. care glad to know that leading
Republicans Ia the south part of the coun-
ty do not take this narrow and coLt.at ted
view Of the matter,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
fEMocRAr10 CONVENTION

r. As Dr~Oeruts Of TIood CnWniy Ohin!
You are hereby requested 10 meet IN Mass
Convention, at Portage. un Saturday August
list, 1873, at | O'clurk NJ, fnr the :urpuse
of n"p,iuaiing candidates Ior the following Of.
hceE, L-wit.
Oge Representative one Probate Judge ;
two Commissioners Que Prosecuting Attorney
aud me lnfrmary Directr.
The ratio oi representation for zach town
shi2 will be as uno to ten based 0n The follow
ing vote for Secretary Of Statt:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The Supreme Court Of Ohio has just de-
cided that the owner Of property who rents
the same to parties to be used for selling
whiskey or for other purposes under the
ban of law, cannot collect the rent; nor
can the occupant be disposscssed until the
expiration of the lease.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The Napoleon Northrcst says Jacob j.
Creme has been Probate Judge Of Def
once county 90 years and was unanimous
ly rcnommntcd at the last Democratic
Convention" Twenty three years, nearly
eight ternm--and now after the NINTH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

Justice smites with n stern and heavy
hand in New Jersey. AT Jersey City, the
othe day, Joseph Doyle pleaded guilty,
was convicted Of murder in the second de-
gree and sentenced to imprisonment for
twenty years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

Paulding County Agricultural Society
let their printing to the lowest bidder and
firm from Toledo received the contract.
When an organization of any kind gets so
elose-fsted as to send their printing ont
side Of the county because il can be done
few cents cheaper II forfeits all respect
and should not be patronized.- Wapako-
meta RepIbiioan,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
Republican Mass Convention.

To the Republican Electors OF Wood
County, Ohio.
You aro hereby requested 10 meet in Mass
Convention, at Bowling Green,on
Saturday, August I, 1873,
at IL O'Clock A. n. for the purpose Of nomna-
ing candidates TO be supported at the ensuing
October Election, for the following Utiees, to-
witt
Representative,
Probate Judge
Two Commissioners,
Prosecuting Attorney,
InfirmRrY Director.
Also n select delegates to the State Senatorial
Convention, and to consider the pruprety of
adopting the holding nf Delegate Conventions.
In the organization of tho Convention, each
Township will be entitled 10 the number Of votes
designated in the following table, based uron
the vote cast for Secretary Of State in 1874,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
Can't Stand Their Own Medicine

1t is well known to all the readers of the
Ssatiael that it has INDUCED in an unrc-
hitting stream Of abuse to Perrysburg and
its citizens. In reply to its gross end war;
ton aspersions we stated that they were for
eign to the merits OF the controversy; could
do no good and that we had no desire to
reflect upon Bowling Green or its inbab-
itants. We further stated that the Sentinel
failed TO appreciate our forbearance and
that the time might come when "iorbear-
ance would cease to be virtue" Still il
kept on in its bitter revilings.
The &eOS started with lofty professions
of honor and dignity, and by inuendo
charged the Sentinel with mendacity and
weakness. BY the time, however, il reach-
ed its third or fourth number il was forced
by the controlling sentiment and feeling of
that town, to join In the yelpiHg chorus
against Perrysburg. Again we called at
tention TO our forbearanee, but this seemed
only to stimulate the vindictive and re-
vengeful passions which governed the con-
duct Of that paper until, under its pres
ent management, it has sunken so low by
its disregard of even common decency, that
the Se4'iae has by comparison, been ele-
waited to respcetabillty.
Under these circumstances we felt inn
PEELED to state a few facts relating to B. G.
Ills Interests and its people. The result
was, that last week both its papers were
filed with sniveIling, pitiful winnings,
seeking to awaken the sympathies of their
readers. Not only this, but the President
OF their stupendous railroad sought relief
by lachrymal lamentations through the
columns Of the Toledo Commercial.
Poor fellows while we cannot sympa-
thiEe with or pity them, we cannot with
hold from them our profound eommisera
ton.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

Samfenuelton Cary is not only Son OF
Temperance, but he is also n Daughter
of Rebecca." SO far, all right but for
this dear, darling Daughter of Rebecca'
to "lie down and roll nll over" on a whis.
key platform is not nice. Docs this
Daughters mother know he is ut?--Sa.
lem Repubkcdn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The sharp review OF Gov. ALIENS Gail
hpolis speech from the New York Times,
which we print this week, shoulI be read
by every voter in the State.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

SAMUEL +. CARY wears the title OF ''Cien-
eral" because Of his general inconsistency.
His grade is the highest in the rank OF
Generals"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

II is reported that the Noble County Re
publicans have nominated Private DAL..
zELL for the lcgislQtnre.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
MABLEYs PRICE LIST OF SUMMER CLOTHING.
MABLEY, THE CLOTHIER,
GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
COMMENCES TUESDAY, JULY 27TH.

Whcn
II AEs5 OF COSr We shall offer odds aud
% i.si si @ :S1 ar We .s;s
CLIO ilING NEVER has FEARFUL ltI
Country, shall tse Goods
Y @ w I'd such rsn. t9.t will the parties dis
BSy % e TET % o qF Sa Is. Es%
EHU 81 cents
300 Alpaca Coa., worth 81, SO or and 49,
r. Light Weight Wooden Coats, wortl ST. So SO
Zoo Odd Gas ine Cou sold for So 50 and
250 Pin Couo hade Pants, worth 81 and Sl25
2O0 irs Coonnle Pants worth 50 and 50 Sl5O
oo Whle pnck w,rt 50 ST. ST So So and 81
BV M whe ves'i S wor1 @ @ ~ 81 sni s. m % 81 and s.
YOUTHS @ DEPARTMENT. t6i Great % daE % % % YOU 3 will
o Youths AM Boys en ana Spc Coats worth 50 and IS 3
poo Youths and BOYS Cashmere Coats $ o
so ST. IS 50 we will sell half
100 You,ns' and vs. Aqan Goats worth s. and g so
y C, lrs ~ h Wthsht
r oGIe S Chi,@ Light
low price
| BxPLA 'ATION o m our Goods
themov to
slider
We have which propose
to
Tg, ao' SUIT to n4!eho
VIII os
R not DE-" We Flsias which o
isothe land
I've a'e u ned III parties shall sell
S1 Ws sh o % u." @ e % n%p & s In & odd m
prices
| MABLEY, THE oNE-PR1cE CLoTHIER.
| 169 I7I summit St. Toledo.
store DlY, IDLY ltb, 50 Mtx D1Sn Stoox
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

A Washington dispatch charges that w.
o. AVERY, for some years Chief Clerk of
the Internal Revenue Bureau, received az
high as $500 a week from Illicit distillcrs
at St. Louis for his services in keeping
them posted ns to the movements of the
Treasury detectives. The dispatch says
that the only raid made by the Treasury
officers was in New Orleans, and of this
AVERY knew nothing and so was unable to
send them warning beforehand.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

Governor Allen ran three times for Con-
gress in the Chillicothe district, in 1889,
1884 and 1886. IN 1882 he squeezed in hy
barely one majority; in 1884 and 1886 he
.-....' l'o't," o,'s uf ~isSI' BY Wiliiam Key
Bond. No constituency ever wanted to re-
elect him. - Pittsburgh Commercial.
And dno constituency ever rH rc.elect him.
Politically, he has been mn accident man
al his life-certainly since the landing OF
the Pilgrim Fathers. lightning don't us
ually strike twice in the same place.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The following resolution, adopted unan-
imously at the Teachers Convention at
Put-in-Bay, expresses the views of the ed
ucators of the State on the question of sec.
tarianism in the public schools:
Resoired By hs Ohio Tencters' Asspciation--
That we are in favtr uf such n system Of pub
lie schOnls as shall give free, imps rtIal, and
unseciRriHn education To- every child in the
State, and We believe that any division Of the
public school fund that places any portion
thereof under the exclusive control Of rslie
ions organic ltion, or other private body, would
be alike injurious TO true religion and wise ed.
ucatiOn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The total number Of Oranges in the Uni
Tod States is 23,500, with an estimated ng-
gregate membership of 100000 The to-
tai receipts from 1868 to 1871 inclusive
were less than $1,000, while the receipts
last year were $2l6,3Sl. The Order at
present has 500, 800 investedi in government
bonds and $4,000 in cash on deposit Mt
the Financial Agency in New York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The recent Convention Of the Ohio Dom
ocracy performed characteristic feat ON
the temperance question. 1t adopted res
olution adverse to any restraint upon the
sale Of liquors, and then nominated for
Lieutenant Governor Gen. Sam. Cary, the
noisy temperance lecturer. -.Hudson Wis.,
Times.
The resolution was Democratic enough,
but TO compel forty years tempera CT
lecturer to stand upon it, was cruel. "The
ragged edge OF despair" is heavenly bliss
compared to Cory's convulsions when he
attempts TO show up his consistency.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30

The Treasury secret service has iniorma-
ton of the arrest, in San Francisco. of JAS.
NJ. LrNDEL1, Captain, and ELLIS II. DEANE,
mate, of the bark Union, which was al
legged to have been purposely wrecked in
Puget sound May l, to defraud the insur-
ance companies The crime, II establish
ed, is punishable with death and ia Of rare
occurrence
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-30
RDDVhisan Senatorial Convention.


The Republicans ofthe Thirty-ihird (S5dl
aenanriai District will meet IN Convention al
Lyceum Hall, Toledo, un'
THURSDAY, september cd, 1915,
All An, for the purpose Of nominating two
candidates Tor State Senator. The basis OF
representation will be one delegate for each
ope huudred, and one for each fraction OF MY
OF more votes cast Tor A. I. Wykon at the 0c-
,Ober election Of 1874. The several counties
composing tho District viii be entitled to the
following number Of delegates, vlEi
Henry County -. 9 Fulton County ''''' is Iss
Hancock County ..22 Lucas County 49, AZ
Putnam. County. . Wood County ''''"25
q. NJ. GoDrEEY, Putnam Co.,
J. II. DRIGuAM, Fulton Co.,
j. A. BoFB, Hancock Co..
g. L. BovGuroS, Wood Co.,
ALbxANDER RAN, Lucas CO.,
District Central Committee.