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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
ANNOUNCER EMIT.

ED. JOURNAL PLEASE announce the
name of WILLIAM EwIEo, as an indie
pendent candidate for Probate Judge.
MANY VorERs.
1'S Check farrheaEeEDiEuhsGT I
complaint that ths,hupGa family ,GuasI, mere
from at ihiStime oF the year than iTdin Any
other, and should be treated very carefully in
order 10 restore the bowels to their proper
strsnEth. There lsG wine made in New Jer.
sey and sold by our druggists, oallsd SPssEas
Port Grape Wine, which is being used very
successfully 10 Dlarrhea cases In fact ii is
conceded BY chemists TO contain Just such
properties as to gradually check the fermsu
ing OF the bowels and add tone aud tiRor to
The syslem 30 as to with stand the missmAtie
climate against these prevailing complaints.
The wine 10 rich In body sud Is an. sxcellsnl
tnuio, keeping the functions Of the bowels 10
thsir proper condition. - EssAiag Psss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

Death Of Theodore Ladd.-The many
friends OF Mrs. DAVID LADD and family, will
regret to learn of the death of THEODORE, the
only son, which occurred at St. Paul, Min
nesotn, on the 18th inst, in the 9th year
Of his age. His disease was consumption.
Mr.. LADD was model young man, with
excellent habits and kind and genial dis
position. He left here about the time he
arrived at the age of 81 years. He located
in Iowa for one year and from there he
went to St. Paul and has since been con-
nected with large merchantile house of
that city. Two yerrs ago his mother and
sister followed him and have up TO this
time made their home in that city. They
arrived here with the remains at o'clock
last evening and the funeral will take place
At IL o'clock to-day from the residence OF
Hon. E. d. PECK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Lewis n. Cass. Of the CITY Of Chicago and
State Of Iliunis, will take notice that On tue
24th day Of july, A. ID. 1878, ID. X. Hullen-
beck Ried his petition in the Court of Comm n
Pleas Of wood County, Ohio, setting forth that
said defendant Is indebted to said plaintiff on an
account for money expended aud services rsu-
dered for and to said defendant at his request
byF F.&D.K a ,lienbeck, hich said account
has been duly assigned aud transferred To said
plaintiff who is now the hndeV aud owner
sherenf, aud asking judgement against said de-
fendant for the sum Of $3.50 10, with interest
therein since April II. 1873 that on said July
"a 1875, an Order of Attachments aud Notice to
Garnishpe was issued in said case.
Detendan Mt will take notice that ha is re-
quired IN answer said petition "u or before the
25Ih day Of September, 1875.
ID. K. HoLLESBLCE, Pro. Per-,
July 30, 1878. sS 45
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
letters Froun DruggIsta.

There is no case of Dyspepsia that GsEEH's
AUGUST FLOWER will not cure. Come 20 the
Drug Store Of A, r. CHAHPSEr and inquire
about Il. lfyou suffer from CoStiVsnsss, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach. Indigestion, Liver
Compliant, or arrangement Of the Stomach or
Liver try, il. Two or three doses will relieve
you.
BOscHEE's GkRHAE SYRUP 10 now sold in
every town and city in The United States. We
have not less than Eve hundred letters from
Auggists. saving IL is the be sst medieius the y
ever sold for Consumption, Throat and Lung
Disease. Sample bottles Of both, 10 cents each.
Regular size. rs cents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
Death OF Hon. Willard V, Wav.-

Death Of Hon. Willard V. Way
Hon. WILLARD V. WAY, one Of the most
prominent pioneers and whose history is
interwoven with that Of the Manmoe VAL
ley, died at his residence in this place st
8 o'clock on Wednesday morning, after q
lingering illness.
A few days prior TO his death he ap-
pointed ASHER Cook, JAS. w. Ross and
d. X. HoLLENDECK, executors Of his es.
tate, and it is rumored that he has left the
greater part of his large estate to the
school district and the village Of Perrys-
burg where nearly all of his active bust
ness life has been spent.
His funeral ceremonies will take place al
the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and the procession to the ceme-
terry will be accompanied by both Cornet
Bands, the members Of which feel greatful
TO him for his liberality to them in the
past.
We will furnish an obituary notice Of
Mr.. WAY next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
August 2, 1873.
DETITION Fon DIVORCE.

Caroline Hol'i''e'' ''Prf'( Court St Common
Hiram Hollister, Dert.i Wood County, o,
Hiram Hnlister whose place Of residence Is
TO the plaintiff unknown. will take notice
that on the 18th dHv Of August, 1875, the
plaintiff, Caroline luIlister, filed her peti.
ton in the Court of Common Pleas within
aud for the County Of Wood and State Of Ohio,
against him, praying for q divorce from hin. .
and alleging as ground therefor, his wilfull
absence, without cause, during more than
three years last past. Said Hiram Boilister
" notified that he is required W appear aud
answer said petition on or before the 25th da y
Of September, 1875.
Said petition will be for hearing at the Sep.
tember term 1878 Of said court.
CAROLINE HOLLISTER.
F.& d. K. HOLLESBGcK, Anys.
Augustl2 1878. 17i$6 A5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
IlIEII.

B0ETSCH-On Wednesday morning, An-
gust 25th, 1875, of consumption, Mrs.
KATHARINE BoETscH, aged 32 years.
The funeral takes place from the Catho-
lie church at 10 o'clock this morning. The
deceased was an excellent and kind-heart-
ed lady who was respected by large cir
Gle of friendN She has been cut off BY
death early in life and leaves kind hus-
band and four little children to mourn her
loss, while another has passed to the spirit
land in advance Of its mother. Her be-
reaved husband has the kindly sympathy
of numerous friends in this time OF trouble.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
'sW EAR ""
To Ma Sadie Voice, Chicago, III.

Weary OF lifef Then count thy pearls DER;
Not these alone, for thou hast many more.
briRht-tinisd memories Of the morning time,
When life and love were synsny NOUS sublir, e:
There are thy treasures, carefully conc. uied,
Yet to thine own minds eye each day revealed.
Not these alone, for thou hast many more;
The present p.rners for thee rich store;
The morn'Ig dswa are thine, sunshine and
showers;
The Bangs Of birds and sympathy Of flowers
Sweet voices Of the year, alternate change,
VI seAsops glAdening earth with beauty strange,
Not these alone, fer thou hast many more;
The cup that thou has, drained was running
oar;
Yet jewelled hopes are thine, and words o.
cheer,
Which the Good Shepherd left to greet thine
ear;
And in that ma nsion, when the night 10 past,
With thy beloved mAyest thou be crowned q,
last.
EAST TOLEDO, Aug. %. 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
The Champion Baggage Smasher.

From Sunday night to Friday night Of
aaa week, Mr.. GEO. s. McKNIGHT made
two ronad trips between Toledo and Gin
cinnai aud two round trips between Gin
cinnau nad Indianapolis, making total OF
1903 miies travelled. During this. time he
handled three hundred and ninety trunks
and one hundred and fifty boxes Of peach
es-shd 1t was not very good week for
peaches either. Within this space of time
he stopped eight hours in Cincinnati and
four hours in indianapolis, making a to-
tai of twelve hours sleep in five days and
nights. He would make pretty good SOL
dier-so far as sleep is concerned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
Handsome ChrOmOs.-The Rev. Geo

Handsome ChrOmOs.-The Rev. Geo
HAsENPFLUG, formerly pastor of the Evan
gelical Association of this place, is at pres
ent canvassing in this vicinity for large
and small chromo-the Lords Prayer IL
lustrated-which are universally acknoWl-
edged to be the finest works Of art in this
line yet produced. The largest contains
aineieen different collors and the smallest
twelve. There Is no handsomer or more
appropriate picture for the parlor
than these, and they must be seen to be
fully appreciated. Mr.. ii. is selling the
work purely in the interests Of the new Mis-
sion lately established by his church, on
the corner of Division and Vance streets
Toledo, of which he is pastor. A copy Of
each Of the chromos has been left at the
Bakery of Mr.. II. DANz, who will also take
Onders for the work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
Not so.--Throe weeks ngO we published

Not S0.--Three weeks ago We published
the following brevity:
The Excelsior Reaper and Mower
Manufacturing Company, OF Akron, has
made an assignment for the benefit Of its
creditors.
We copied the notice from Fostoria
paper and gave it as local news. We have
tiRee learned from Mr.. WN. Crook, who
is handling their machines, that there il
not a shadow of foundation for such report;
that the firm is one OF the wealthiest in
the State, and have all their material pur-
chased and paid for, for manufacturing pur'
poses for the next year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
Weston s. s. UnlOn.---The Ninth An

Weston s. s. UnlOB.---The Ninth An
nual Convention Of the Weston Township
Sabbath School Union, was held in
grove on Beaver Creek on Thursday OF
last week. The gathering was unusually
large, there being reported near $4,000 per-
sons present. A deep interest was taken
in the proceedings and in the s. S. eplssS
The following officers were eleqfed Tor
the ensuing year President, d. a. Avery;
Vice President. @. W. Wade; Secretary,
e. L. Waltz; Treasurer, A.. j Gardger
Committee OF arrangements, /. Powell, E.
P. Williams, L. Waltz Marshal at large,
.. N. Gum; Police Marshals, ]. B. Snive-
ly, John Mckee, VIM. Strope.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
PersOnnl.-Mr. J. w. RoDERTsoN re
turned to Detroit on Monday.

turned to Detroit on Monday.
Mrs. i. ID. LOCK went to Maiden on
the fret OF the week to locate for the re;
mainder Of the boating season, Mr., L. re-
tanning his position as engineer ntlse RUBY
Mr.. & Mrs. ALVIN JOINER, Of Chase,
Mich, are visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. JOINER has been spending q few
weeks at the home Of her childhood, that
Of Hon. II. l.. WooD.
Mr.. & Mrs. DAY,,of Fostoria, have been
spending few days with friends here. A
reception party, Of newly married PEOPLE,
was given them at the residence of Mr..
JoHN POWERS, last evening.
! Miss MARY E. BEACH returned home
last week. At the close of her school, in
June, she went to Savannah and from there
took steamer to New York, spending her
vacation there and with friends in New
Hampshire. She returns to her school in
Atlanta, Ga, in few days.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
Soldiers ReunIon.-The Soldiers o

Soldiers ReunIOn.-The Soldiers of
the old Ninth District are notified that the
saasal reunion whicir was 6xod for Aug.
25th, at Kelley's Island, has been post
poned to September Cd. The local COM
mittee rs well as large number of boys
request this change. 1t has also been de-
cided to make it basket picnic each SOL
dier bringing with him his basket Of pro-
visions and his blanket, prepared for an
all night Visit.-Register.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

:, StSvSsi stovesI. Just Tsosivsd B5
PECK q HAMILTON the hsndsomest line
Of Cook Stoves ever offered in PeffysbdFs'
Remember that the stoves kept by them
are oil nep. No burnt stoves, az have been
reported. They warrant all their stoves TO
weigh more, cook and bake better than
any stoves in the market for the same
price. Go and look At them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
AIaslIc & Masten.-We would direct
a. .,tantion of all inlanaaLaI In tha adver

Naslle q Masten.-We would direct
the attention OF all interested to the adver-
iisemeut ia thisrapsnoi Megars..AINsIlE
& MAsTEN's Vulcan Foundry and Ma
chine Works. These gentlemen have late.
ly located in Toledo, but they bring with
them twenty years practical experience in
their immediate line, Of business, which is
A valuable confederation. They have got
a well-organized establishment, use the
best OF tools (Which good workmen always
dol and are determined TO do, work in a
manner 10 suit customers. What they de-
sire TO have the people remembers, Is where
they are located, what they are engaged in
and then they are willing TO trust to their
skill and reasonable prices for patronage.
When anything is wanted in their line give
them an opportunity to furnish an csti-
mate,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
The Promenade COncert.-The Fe

The PROMENADE COncerts-Ihe FeS-
tiEAl and Promenade Concert given by the
NeOeid Boat Club, Friday evening last
WAS largely attended and proved to be, aI
anticipated, the pleasantcst affair Of the
season. 1t was gotten up somewhat re.
gArdless of expense and with a view ol
having all enjoy themselves, in consequence
Of winch the Club did not realize as large
ly as expected. The net eeceipts were
about $50.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition W i'll
~ be presented to the Commissioners OF
Woud County, o., on the first Mnnday Of Sep
tember next, for the aging out and establishing g
county road, commencing at the half section
line between sections thirteen (l3), aud twenty
four t24l; thence south one mile on said line
ill IL in,ersects a road running east aud west,
and there terminate.
A. KEEFER.
HARRY CHRIST.
August 2, 1878. I6JS#
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

3. 8. LessOR.--Th be following ia the Sab
bath School Lesson for next Sabbath. as ar.
ranged by the International Commission and
adopted by all Evangelical denominations
throughout the world
''Freedom by The Truth - Joha viii, 1886.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

e0kERcrHB wAHKLY BT GILBERT BHLcH AND
S.4Af gAMEeP kYENiLL.
PaaRYsBuRa. August 27, 1878.
wheat..sI 9of5G selFIdur Sbbl ---- S8 90
Corn'V 100 ftJ1 s5Q1sO Oats 49,. go $50 40
d. stetted -. SD 10 IN 70 ..-- .'.' - 'S5
Dressed Beef. 566 Glover seed v ou.. D 10
Sf,Ik - bbi ....e5 O0lCGtskenRTp lb :. -SfSlO
IIogs.... 81 50 1eS 90 olTurkeys$ d., 70
Potatoes .!.. ...... :. ~ Bea ms, Navy Isl so
DIjed apples. :. ... 10 Beans, Common 81 90
Uusrr r......... 1890 Lard -. .... .lO6tl 5
EKHs..... 10 Feathers ''''''''9SoV
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

On and after to-worroW the County
Treasurer will be ready TO pay over .hs
sums due -each toWnshfp iano rchoei Ois''
riot.
-prcu a UA ANrrroN have inst received
,hs;r faII stocL of Psrlor stoves. There
are some veTv beautiful new designs and
m ado fromI,Is heat lake Superior Iron. Al
Prioes tha will S,,;t Won ali.
Ram Tam. SPARR and Cam. plny.
ed n game Of croouet for the chAmpion-
shin of New Baltimore a few days aimee
Ram and TARR won the belt. trape-
dian would find here a good opportunity
to practice on the "rattliSe or the" "r.n
nhe congregation OF hevs, MAhhIorI
and lhiMBLE, Methodist ana Iresoyterian
ON the steamer Waits An Invitation is
extended 10 the people of Perrysbnr0 and
vicinity 10 ioin in the excursion.
.f
a farmer hvlng on the sand ridge tins
side OF bowling Ireen, went 70 huron coun-
", TINS week, with the avowed purpose OF get
ung thfee or lonr men 70 come ana @ work
Is the way in which Bowling Green hopes
10 compei the people of the county Ia nav
tTIll1tn To her
49,, NM. -,
by notlce Puolsheo ELSEWHERE ~ VII
be seen that the hrm 'oI I'D; GoRRIE % 20
now assoclatsu ~ WIN niIh mI. 'ohN DISh'
LEY, OF south Ioledo, ana the manuiac'
tinue under the firm name of WEppELL q
BINKLEY. We wish the new firm success.
-,
MI HITCHCOCK, OF bowling Sreen'
was mentioned III connection with the
Democratlc nomination ior Representative,
but the King "blowed so much about
nus being such Id old fool, That he
became disgnsted and Withdrew from tile
eon'est. >, he should consult slippery
SharIey ana 'he shaNlhg hnoP Clique
y,
T w ~ Fv,,m, nS p;'0y iA,sn s;I, "um on iV;'
Is7S LII s,,1nr;oa aJnoa,;nn.1 t,o;I;;;os,
.oIO, J Ill III " ',pe 'fa. fan.r .. .aI n,
',,;''l SI Sa;n.,;eo
III NJ III n. .,,,l anI' Jaean,.,
""u N N:aiL"i III eIIn Iei oo'' III
possn. lo. vi i"I; I;tn .' 'eIl "'s '"'-
ine' anu ''"i"i' "'''0Ne"
-MeSsrs. RUSSELL & TAYLOR have been
rearranging their drug store and have put
r.~,"I I'll ,o% - eST rS m,,In L 10 oana- ;.t
stocked up with fine assortment of candies.
Our young friend CHkUHcEY claims to
have the best arranged drug store in Wood
county, and we believe the facts will war
rant the claim.
Tho S..,, .,,- ao. ,
,,,o ''o' ".t s.u"n! 'onIe"I" 'nd'
norpI 49, =. ~ W VIC ;ouy T 'Io M y -
I've w;i, ' ,.w Ss nnm % Tha. uo", @ " .ot', s";,
scarce anybody. Wood county has never
paid Perry"burgs attorney fees in coGn-
, y Sr"s 'o'e VI 90 o"e on sn "ene i"neu 70 tne f
% Iohbv;nc " =, C,,iMh %,L0 ~ =; bpJy w ~ .J
;Uo G" a, oG tnro,.,. - UeHnt ,hn o o~i.
.os, s U oos. anu 'Oi A'sSt Hs''' III ''e 'ouHsy
wat o'''e'
The Bowling Green NeteI is alarmed.
1t thinks the Infirmary Directors. on the
removal of the couaty seat will buy an. IN
firmary farm near Perrysbnrg. We don't
know OF county in the State which has
w
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
BOWLING GREEN q ToNToeANY R. R
RUNNING TIME.

Unwilling Green, Leave..7 A. NJ, a $3.50 ?. n.
Rowiing Green, Arrive. S:3OL.H 3k645P. n.
T,ning my, L-Ave.... "a. N, 2;3O 6;l5 ?. n.
Tantneany, Arrive. ....7:39 A. N I;JOt6P. n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

Just What Was Wanted.-A. G. VII
LIAMs & Bro. have just received from
New York the largest and best assortment
of smbroideries ever brought to this mar
ket Which they are selling at astonish-
ing low prices. Call and examine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27

Single Copies Of the JoURSiL can be had Of
Mr.. Z. d. Ross, 81 the Postofise.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
LoCAL. MATTERs,


Disabled Soldiers, Atte ntion~- Stevens 4 Co.
DissolutAon Netice--J, ]. COrFie \ Go.
Birdh-sye View Cen,snr Grounds Hunter
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-27
LEGAL ADvERT1stMTs.
DITCH SALE. |.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commis.
~ sioners Of Wood county will sell to the
lowest aud best bidders, the unfinished work
on Ditch No. 2i9, in PerrysburR. Lake and
Ross townships. on Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday, the %, Sd and 4th days OF SIptem-
Der, 1875.
Sale to CONNIE nee at S o'ciock, A. NJ, at the
upper end Of said ditch aud to continue along
the line Of said ditch.
Specifications of work aud terms N nde k now II
on day OF sale.
J. H. PIncE, Conmi missioners
HRSRY CAKREL, Of
JOSHUA HoILEs, \ Wood County
Bowling GrSen, August 10. 1875. 1888 10
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hat 9cpelten BON Spanien, oob 3or'l=
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, 1875-02-10
Uuropdifhe nad idten.

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wirb in ben leetsn Mtonaten oes lau'
fcnoen Sabres suiammenberufen ucr'
ben. Sn oieicr oorauslidtlid II fur'
sen Scliion wiiroe IS li9 sutsm Ser
nebmsn nad, i'm @elenIlid)eu nur oa'
RIM banSeln, sic Sortsrpebung Der
Stcucrn aui elm babies Sabr, bis /.
Sult 1876. Su beluili9cn uno fir bic
Giniibruns Der BON lcetcn 9anotas be-
ldlloGcnen Gintommen iteuer Die leeteu
uorberejtsnocH Wabre9eln ;n trefien.
Sm 6ineaSmmlittrlum lttint man gu
ueablifjti9en, cas- Gtatslapr Der 6inan5'
pcriooe Don, /. Sauuar alI Den l. Suit
III p~erle9eu, mas lid) aus TadlibtS'
labme auf oas Gtatslabr ocS ocutlden
HeI1eS ais prattlld cmpiieblt. Oas
lsue Gimtommeniteuergelte wuroe blers
lad) pom l. Sui 1876 al ein9ellbrt
oeroen. IugenblIdlld lino bic Nus'
hiille Der Sdnoelss mo @ciucrbetam'
,leru, Iowle OeS yauOeStulturrat9S oas
at bciAailist, sutad)sllbe AeuBcrun'
eli iber Ole Den NbldjGeungScommil'
,onen 81 crt9cllcnocu ShltruttIonel
-l05uarbeiteu. OIclc @n,aWien wer'
zen Dem 8lnauSmmtltcruum nntcrbrrl'
Il, bas oielclben bel or 5itrlEuon Der
,eoahteu GommInloncu 'trUutbet.
SM 3uli mo Auyult oirGt>a i'll. gal'
sen 2anoe bic Glul1aeunyea aat 0.uno
oes neueu @lnfomAlen iteuttJeltstS por'
| Jeuommtn perocn.
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5er apOltplpd)e Yttar III Sad'cn, SIs
| IbOr 0OrWerl. on elmer Glu pcrJiitun9
JcltorUen. ytad)osm 6orruert I'M SABRE
1889 gum Yrlelttr orolntrt mar betlel'
Oste CT bulo Ouruuf OaS Amt cues 9n,
truet,urs Der oaaall9u Yrln;en albert
II. Vcor9 mo puroe Damn, nadOtm or III
ucrldlcOene Stelltn aui9crildt, enolld)
I'M Sabre 1854 gum SIldOi crnaunt
relp. eonleerr.. Aul Dem lesten 0cunle'
mlDeu @onell III 9tom ltlnrlte er geger
Dos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, unterwari
ll9 aber lpattr llld)Uelgeno Dem @on'
ciisbeldlunc. Selaunt lit BON ibm,
oaB ct am lcstsn Ssoanielte bic sotteS'
bienltiid)e 6eler in alien ibm unter ltel'
ten &irden porlhrieb. Die Wiberbs'
issuns Oes erleoisten 8itariats 1T in
s.seuwartiser 3slt bon ~oOppelt.m St'
fsrefe. 8a Der obsrlte tatbolild,
@eihlihs in Gohien spuLid .6dnbinss
, 1875-02-10

au MAIDEN. 9as gbepaar lieB 7 &inoer
Suriid, BON benen bus dltelte II Sabre
alt mar. Nm Nbenoe erplooirte Ell e
&%oblenDaampe uno bas Saus geriet1 Ill
8rano; Die 8inoer retteten li6. On
&nabe i'm Nlter BON s Sabren erreidte
Elm Na6bar=Sous, er lpuroe an folgenr
ben Morsen bolb erfroren ouf oer5bitr=
treppe %3efunoen. Sic anbelen &iuocr
lu6ten 3uflu6t in einem G~eoernge5iiiA
uno ais man tie am nG1iten Worgen
fano, par bereits Elm Mdoden bermaBen
erfroren, odB man at leinem @ieoer=
auffommen Slpeifelt.
m=D OFF, 8. Gebr. Gin Soms
tag Morsen in Dem 9aule Nr. 46, Mta=
%rionitr., Observation-Disclosures psruria6=
te amgebduoe einengerluit upn$1O,O0O
uno on @aaren Der 8u1binoer- 6irma
Snitb & Co., eiuen lol6en pom $1S,=
900.
w=S apen, Conn, s. 6eb. Gin
in Der bielisen ct. Yatrids : STRIDE
Gam tag ausgetro6enes Seuer ridtete
einen S6aoen bon $25 900 an.
Norwi d, Conn.,, s. 6ebr. Sic
fatb. ct. Marp's Stride in Yutnam
lpuroe SamItas our6 Teuer Serltort.
Ser 8erluit miro lid auf $4,000 be-
%laufen, Die 8erlideruns betrdst nur
$48, 500. 9ie Stride muroe 1870 en-
ri6tet. Sas 6suer brad bur9 eine
oefsfte 9ei5rObre aus.
g t. 2oui 8, s. Tebr. @egen y
ubr Som flag erplooirte Der 9ompifel=
lel in Der 6eilenfabrit BON 8. Sod, in
Der 2. StroBe. Ser Maibinsnroum
uuroe total serltDrt. @m. Snffmann
muroe i6rucr, Der Snsenieur 9Siaiam
Selter, Der Sabrifeisentbiimer 8. 6od
mno g. .. Seim empfinsen lcidlty
9ranowunoen.
GIepeIonb, o., s. 6ebr. S.
McGormid, elmer Der reiditen giir9er
/, Mount=8 ernpn, Obio, murbe 6reitaQ
Mbenb ermoroet unb Iein 9obeu aus9c=
pliinoert. Cine bnbe Selpbnuns lit oui
Die Gntoeduns Der M0rber ousssiett.
2amrence, &p., s. Sebr. G.0.
9ammunb, MllsSubler Der 3peiten Na'
tionolbonf oieier Stabt bat $4,000
unterl6lasen unb 1T fii9ti9 sewnroen
, 1875-02-10
Cuba.

Sapana, 8. Sch. Gen. Gapita1
Gon6a uno Stab reiiten seitern mad Der
Ganto Domingo @tatipn i'm Gineo=
8iaas : Diltrifte al, no lie Die fr:i=
willisen gopalerie : &esimentsr BON
Colon, @uamuta uno Sa9na tretTer
tperbem.
Ser golonialminilter t~elesrapbirte &c
itern, bab Die &esieruns bei6loien babe
Die lopalen llntertbanen fur ibre Werll-
jte mabrenb bes &rieses our@ oas cons
iissirte Gisentbum oer S%nlursenten 81
entI6doigen.
Ser garnepal bat begonnen.