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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
BOWLING GREEN'S
LEDGE?

The following is the pledge
which secured a favorable result
for Bowling Green at the former
vote on the removal Of the
County Seat:
"Voters, remember that if the
vote of the county is cast for re-
moval, and the citizens of Bowling
Green do not construct the Court
House and Jail. as per agreement.
then no new buildings can be con-
structed until the people vote to tax
themselves for that purpose, and the
county seat must remain where it Is.
THIS is better security for the tax
payers than all the bonds in chris
tendon."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CON.
VENTION,

The Republicans of this Senatorial Dis
trict met in Convention at Toledo yester-
day, and nominated Mr. T. P. BRowN, Of
Toledo, and CHARLgs J. SWAN, Esq, Of
Putnam county, by accIamation. Mr..
BRowN is ona OF the most enterprising and
capable business men of Toledo, ard Mr..
SWAN is one of the most able attorneys
and respected citizen of Putnam county.
This is a strong ticket ID its success can
not be doubtful.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
In making Aome changes IN M. o.m,,c,

In making some changes in the cemetery
at Benton Ridge, this county a few days
Sgo, il became necessary to disl'ifel some
Of the occupants, and among others the re.
mains Of a soldier Of the Goth Ohio, Mr..
Harrison Hammond, who died Of fever in
the Army OF the Cumberland in 1858. and
was brought homo in a metallic casket.
On opening the coffin the remains Of Mr..
Hammond were found to be In an excel
lent state Of preservation, no perceptable
change having taken place, except that
his hair and beard appeared 10 have grown
since his interment.- 1yfa hibvne.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

A farmer out in the southeastern part of
Portage township, having read the Bowling
Green papers and been made to believe
that the county seat, possessed Of its won
derfnl railroad, had become q great mar
ket place, took half bushel of wheat in
one and niger head in the other end of
bag, swung it across his horses back,
mounted the horse and pointed towards
that famous commercial center, which has
so suddenly outtripped all rivals. On
reaching the county scat he looked Tor a
depot. but found none. Then he looked
for warehouse, but none could be found.
Then he inquired for grain buyer, but
none could be discovered, and the poor
man was compelled to return home with
his half bushel Of wheat. They told him
their grain market, like their new loeomo-
tive, would be around just after election.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
rCnOOL ExAuTNERs,NOrItr-

SCHOOL EXA AuINERS'NOTIG
~ The meeting ~ the Boa RI NJ School EG-
Am0eTs for Wood County, Ohin. will be -
OnIws.
Bowling Green, Tuesday, Sspb n.ber 7 1878.
KTLEs.
The following rules W III be strictly enforced
AhezAmrnstisns Wi COMM nee PrunptIJ ~
o'ehek A. ~. a nd eIrss RIzH. ~.
Applicants VRst fBrDish be q, elves With nrna
and pencils, paper ouly bSihg furnished By the
Board.
in no case will more than two az months ses-
tissaIes be granted to the : s4nie sPpiisani.
Applicants VIII he roauITsd IA furnish ssR
tincateS hf F",G mora ehsrs slsT
snere VII he no exnmInaIin inA aG ASRlSs AAtS
exec ai regular s,ssiisyS HG lbS BEARD.
No eertihsAtc viii hereafter be aAt-dEtsd 10
eGSei time IA nR hi tPyey ySNUS 10 exs ais aitsa.
BT order of the Board. -~-,
D0ThHE Green January "a. 1874. 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
G1a anO

Taxpayers Of woodcountv, Is not the above
boIutfnl SD wing for this honest ~ Bowling
Green Ring and their Commissioners? Here
Is Ib 'ut bl) .0o) lpllars Of the peoples money
fieheJ ont Of them to put into those building
pnrpnrting to have cost S4i .000-which no
hnnist or honorable man would fix the cost Of.
at over $25,ooo. Wherc,I ask, has the bal
ance Of fthi, fund gone to? Or how was this
money expended It's gone, but its gone
where the eoodLirs hsineh. It is a fact that
s'anl' "us in bill relief, that this Bow ling
Gre"n Ring monlded and shaped things to'iheir
own liking, and that rublic officials were ham
died and IN uIdtd like dough. which, had
they been let alone, would probably have dnre
diff.re ntIy. Over $26 900 Of this fund had
en paid out more than four years ago and it
iSfais to presume that the whole amuunt has
b,en nsei up. as there is no fund now in the
treasury from chat source. In nv next I
propose to raise the curtain a little higher.
TAY-PAYHR
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
The Sepnrata Rallnt.no,.

The Bowling Green Ring managers have
much to say about the separate tallot.bo4
and seek TO create the impression tbatn dS
provision requiring a separate ballet on
the county scat qucstion wasg glFstksSf the
friends Of Psrryaturg. 1t is eniy nsesssa-
ry, in reply to thiA, to state fhai the -Olause
of the law requiring sepsrate ballot was
not in the original bill, and that Il wah in
serted in the senate by the friends oi Bowl
ing Green. They thought it would give
them an advantage, and now they seek TO
characterize their own work as a Perrys-
burg trick.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


By virtue of an. order of'sals issued from
tbs Pr"bato Conu Of Wood County, Ohio, /
will sfer At Public Sale, on the premises on ihe
2Sth day ef September, al III o'clock in the
f'rsn0on, the t'itawing described real estate
as the property OBJ. n. Wight, deceased, In
wit;
The south haifo the Aoath half Of the sonih-
east quarter Of secton nnmbert entV-siE (36 \,
township number seYen( u north range mum
Der twelve l2) east. Weed c" m 8, Ohio, CON
tainirg forty acres more or less, iree aud nnin-
numbered ~ the dover interested Emma Wight.
widow of said J. b. Wight. deceased.
Terms ~ Sale One-third cash In hand !;
one-thiTd In ene yehF and fne third In two
years from day of sale. Deferred payms ME
10 bear Interest from the day of sale, aud 10 be
secured by Mortgage on said premises. AP'
praised at u 800.
Aam'r 81 J. n. Wight, dscsassds
Roar. DUEN, Atty.
Dated August 81, 1875, 9odse %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

Remember, voters of Wood county, that
Perrysburg has only sought to afford you
the privilege of expressing your wishes re-
specting the location of your county seat,
while Bowling Green has sought, by fair
and foul means, to deprive you Of that
privilege. Remember, that Perrysbnrg
now only asks fair and honest expression
of public sentiment upon that question
while the managers OF Bowling Green's in
terests arc seeking to bribe and coerce vo-
ters of the county, and are engaged in i'm
porting voters for the purpose Of prevent
ing an honest and fair expression Of public
sentiment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
PULLMAN PALACE. CARS

Are run on all trans nF this rnad
This is the ONLY LINE running these ears
between Chicago and ST. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
AtOmaha our Sleepers connect with the
Overland Sleep=rs on the Union Pacific Rail-
r"nd Tor all points west " the Missouri River.
On the arriValof the traius from the East or
South. the trains of The Chicago & North
Western Railway leave CHICAGO as follows:
For Council DiufTs, Omaha aud Cal
tfOrnia. Two through trains daily, with
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars through To Conneii Blulfs.
For ~. Pant. and Minneapolis, Two
through trains daily, with Pullman Palace
cars attached on b 'th trains
Fer Green nay and Lake superior
Two trains daily, with Pullman iaIaes Cars
attached. and running through to Marquette.
For Milwaukee, Fnnr through trains
daily. PiIilmsn Cars on night trains.
For WIaOna and all pIiBls in Minnesota,
One thronghtrain daily.
Fer Dubuque. ria Freep0rI, Two thFnnRh
trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For SI0nx City ard HRnktOn, Two
trains daily. Pullman Cars TO MissouTi = al
ley Juneiinn.
For Lnke Geneva. Fo-.r tvaiurdSttV
For Rockford. .S....TIing, KeMushR.
JamesVtile, and o. iiiier points' Won can have
from ~" To ten 4i'dIns daily.
TOT HAtes ~ INSTRUMENTATION not AtlaiRaAIe
run !ohr h"T.ie' ticket agents, Apply to
"-AkVtd HUsHIrT, W. H. sTENNErT,
"e"erai Supt. Gent Pass. ARt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
(From the Weston Avaisuche.)
TrIOkery Exposed--The Tax Question
N.- Reaumed


Amer the levy NJ $40 900 for Court House,
which VIII be borns in rnind was done on The
Srd of March, 1868, and reSampsd m tho Sih
NJ the saais m nth. The Commissioners having
exhausted al their power and more, under the
act 81 1850 hsret6fnre quoted, and not da,iaS
Ia - before the people with a proposition N
levy ataz for mnre money h erect the county
buildings, u became necessary IN ,-btsin author
iy from sofne source by which ihev could levy
an additional tax without submitting the ques-
tinn "f taxation to a vote of the people. A
shrewd game had to be played A bill was
slipped through the Legislature, amending acc.
., Of The act or 1883. so asto give the Com
missiooefs additional or increased power 10
levy tax Of $4,000. without submitting the
question to a vote of the people. The original
law canfned then 10 IS 900, the amended act
increased II Ia 81 900 but did not interfere in
any way with the lew that had been made. 1t
viii be remembered that the levy Of $40 ono
was nm the 81 Of March. 1858. and on the 9th VI
May following, the amended act enlarging the
Commissioners power to levy tax without a
vote, (see Swan & Say Tor, page 81, sec. ~
Just how this bill was smuggied through the
Legislature win probably never be known 10
outsiders. That there we're persons at that
time at Columbus, who hold high positions, Is
we'll known, and may have had much to do in
msnipuIa ing and crowding this e<,re,ne and
dangerous act through. Certaini was, that no
ono outside Of the Bowling Green Ring, knew
ANYTHING about II until the law came out. For
the first time in the history oflhe Legislature do
we fnd this unwarranted strech ofpower takes
from the people and placed in the hands Of the
Commissioners. That this bill was hxed up
and crowded through at rniirood speed, there
is not shadow Of doubt, and that too, Io e.
the emerge cney 81 this case. The right of the
people to guard their property and them selves
was wip,d ont, and they disgraced As not hsV-
ins suficirntbrains upon this question Of tsxa-
tim. The Commissioners having obtained this
power let us now lock over their acts AID see
what they did. and that in the face uf rec
peated promises that No tar shonid BE- ievid,
In addition to the levy Of $40 900 on the 81 Of
March lSss, and over and above al other levieS
fr briSe. rad. c,nptv expense fund, in6rRA-
~, &c, there was Levied by the Commi1 1sione RS
for fur years. LIRiiny fmd fur the erection Of
the county buildings. as appears On the records
OF the Commissioner Journal. On June ; !,
1868, they levied fourth Of mill, June l th
1869. one mill, June 8 h. 1870, one mill, and
June 9th. 1871, nine -tenlhs Of one mill. The
tpial amount 81 taxable property in the county
Tor the year 1871. was S3.37I ,l35. and the av.
eraRe mount Of taxable property in the enuu.
ty during the fur years this tax was LEVIED
exceeded s6 900 600, But to be on the saf,
side I will base the leVIes made on So 900,
| 900 an I i,i that it figures up as follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

Every citizen OF the county in voting
upon the county seat question, must con-
suit his own convenience. In no other
way can fair expression Of sentiment be
obtained. II is not necessary that anv one
should vote merely to please his neighbor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
HoV the Pledge was Kept.

Instead Of furnishing the
Court House and Jail free from
all expense, We find, upon par
tial examination Of the records
that the people of the county
have been taxed to the amount
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

At a recent meeting Of society com +.
posed OF men from the Emerald Isle, mem
Der made the following motion; "Mr.
President-l move'ye's whitewaAh rheceil-
Ing green, in honor Of the old Dag"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
NEW YORK TRIBUNE

Ehe Leading American Newspaper"
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Dsi'S. $40 year. se"T.WeetIy, IS. weekly o.
Postage Tree TO the Subscriber. SPeei-
men copies and advertising rates free. Week
ly, In clubs II 80 nr more, only 81, I;osaKe maid
Address THE TRlBuSE. New York; Tn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
SAN ERANCISCO,

Sacramento, Ogden. Salt Lake CITY, Che
venne, Denver, Omaha. Linenln, Council
Bluffs, Yaukton, Sinnx City, Dubuque, Vino
ma. 81. Paul Duiuth, Marquette, Green Bay.
Oshkosh Madison. Milwaukee, and all points
west or northwest of ChieAgnf
IT yau wish the bet travelling accnmmoda- =
ti"ns, you will buy your tickets By this route,
and will take no other.
THIS popular route is unsurpassed for speed
cGnfort nr safety. The Sm,ulh. WeTl-Bsl-
lasted and Perfect Track of Steel Rails, West
ingh"use Air Brakes, Miller's Safety Plat
form and Cnuplers. the celebrated Pal lima n
Palace Sleeping Cars, the Perfect Teleera ph
Srsism Of 'ving Trains, the regularity with
which they run, the admirable arrangement
for running Through Cars fr"m Chiea GO to all
points West, North aud Northwest. secures In
passengers all the COMFORTS IN MODERN
RAILWAY TRAVELLING
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DITCH SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Comma
IN sioneFs nf WOod county will sell No the
lowest and best bidders the unfinished wnTk
on Ditch No. ais, in Lake and Ress toSu-
ships, on Monday, zoe 18th day Of September,
1878.
Sale TO Commence at So'eloek. A ~, Gt the
upper end and to continue along the line Of said
ditch.
Specifications Of work and terms m o de known
on day OF sale.
J. II. PIKEoE. ConmissioneFs
Henry CARREL, Of
JosuUA IloILEs. Wood County.
Bowling Green, August 10. 1875. 3ObS3 95
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
THE NEW COURT HOUSE,

Saturday Evening, Sept. rs, 1875.
II will be remembered that General
GRosvENOR was regarded as the ablest
Republican in the last Legislature. Let
all turn out aud give him rousing house.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

1t is estimated that the Bowling Green
Court House cannot be placed In good and
safe condition short of an expenditure OF
at least $4,000, That would be sufficient
to feather the nests Of several Bowling
Greeners.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

The old mail stool on the burning deck
Whence all the girls had q d,
Mr. would she leave until convinced
That every man was dead.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
$22,365 66

to pay for that which Bowling
Green pledged her honor should
cost the taxpayers nothing, and
we find that nearly all of that
sum was paid to citizens of Bowl
ing Green. BoUqHToS & THURS
TIN rhceiYed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
Republican County Ticket.
Republican Mass Meeting !!
HON. c. H. GRosvENoR

Will Address the People of Perrysbnrg
and vicinity on the Political issues Of the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
CALIFORNIA!

Have you any thought uf going to Ca'ifor-
nia1
Arc ron going West Nnrth or North West
You want ~ know the best routes to take?
The shortest, safest. qnicest and MIST c-m-
Portable routes are those owned by the Chi
cagn anl North Western Railway Company.
IL owns pver twn th"usand miles Of the best
rnad there is in the country. Ask any ticket
agent I" show you its maps and time cards
All rickethgeuts can sell you through tickets
by this route.
Buy y"nr tickets via. the Chicago & North
Western RAILWAY for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE

REArY MADE CLOTHING
E0R Mems aud Boys wear At ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03
JIM CRACK.

P. S. We kant be b,et. Weere gest a
goin to git the Kounty Fair. Brakcn il
DOWN want profitable. but by little sly
trandship w kan do the bizness. Them
Tontegany fellers sint no llon n,ershel sen
ter ami wecl have the fair quickern they
kan sneeEe after taken skOtch snuff. J.c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01

II Is natural iog people suffering with
Coughs. Severe Cobls, or
ANY as,tt disease oi'tbc throat aud lungs,
10 pu,aif from day to day buying an
article that they know has cured their
friend % relative, yet they
1--we NO faith iu it uutil it is TOO late. Il
ynu VIII % 20 Your druggist Walt Il
Hard pr " Grover, aud get a bottle Of
BQgChpe's German syrup, your immcdi.
ave cure Is as certain as You live II has
Safely been introduced ia this county
frum Germany, and druggists aud people
everywhere are e,ated over ils success
You can get q, sample bottle for 10 cents
and try II. Regular size bottle 70 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01

Nothing ttT.kes % aDplgasAnily upgu
the paf Of an stlec.luuais parent as the
s1intaIHr, suu1liUg coag63Hg, and hoarsr
ypIuesoi 1 family 81 children labafiug
4HasI asl golIs, a chorus q this dfsmal
k4s4 is kepl gp IN come households the
a t1er through simply bonaoss The iath-
aHi rl0lhff Afe either ignorant Of the
means aisoafe or are guilty u gross neg
.p,4 ..s Hso's llaaey of iioretonBd aud
Tar 81 b, establish quiet Ia three days.
No cough % cold eau resist its soothing
influence .....
FAsa foathaeae nsgls earo ia Wl4ute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01

aaw hat tasy Are compelled 60 a0sweg
ia 3 csggl ef .kw ue csaagl see Why
SO rs . blaas sfYrehtag tAe -.
~ "a Us pa n lis trat tbai Macy
r. iAss a. tsasgai SGT wAsas aevst
sas &c be Praasd before lie rasIe,
Hst tat gg our oplaiaa t6e blame f5r
i1.s resssagi With Beeahef ar Plymouth
e---.ssas est n iill tl5s prose 8taa.
Eecehef will probably testify the
Treteni week saI tae trial witt last
tHg uantas longer ~ tHe lowest caicu.
Iaiau ...a..# ..a.#
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01

lf maa wagls S bottle 81 whlsEeg 'el
h.m bug Is aud take t bone AAe mao,
nnH uet sBesG heua with bottle Of
aB.itsw or Cordial abI pretend
thai lt q medicine ~ he wants q t8nle
Jhsi 4 something bother lhsB q temporary
stma.anis be taau.d Rel q bo,t.a oi
Peruvian Syrup, Gao Iron IoHic,l that
Wni yliai.ze ge H'oad aad give durable
stEguEih to ibe system,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01
-InLL B LsTANNuOk N III


srArE go fEHH .kI. AaHrbvtttr iartif,t
A. q Pro- atr C'uIt h,ld at Manchester stt
aud lar sad pi,trptft MaUthptter. uI titu i
DAY ot MsrrH, s. h .lFN
rresopt. Hon Is ruuur, Judge
The soWHrtrual lup Hps rrt'tu ~ Joe.
EsHh-oat tstetH AaGthr- a.. sui lit.fI
drroaad pruooaea au spnlatupu VI wtt K
sllA mgWt fnprraotl nE lht thFHe 4s,.i a
tgisa 81 smaA ia,ucu laua eNHats.
village at Fact D I2t., Iu st.l tuAlt, ED b
te-eBtiaF trHt IL wuul 0p helppGai tu ails b,
OF saja N@eEst issu d aislFtaFa s',d ia stttl rrt
10 have saiu rta estate aald, aud b. ayi
heurgl INV v.'a la some ,tHr Rag. aid pBNI
said court imT tue re4sIua atlTBssu $50 81
Inn HEanse 90 seli raid resi- eNalr,
Nhttgnpuu b. War 4ltsrsI that hearing
said application Biz h,d ~ < Probate Court tp
held 90 The Nruhair unley 10 IAuCsgaigr IN .
district, "a, the 2ai DAY n Afui = o $50
that notice 81 -ad sppuRuan lie nature 4
rearpha hcwofs aud lle TIM and pista - ue
inE thereon be- given % all pPrt0ns iutrroH
by pubuahng aettiafd copy ~ tho record
said order three weoka supeHssigriy "a lac Ail
etesisf JOURNAL neRspbper printed IL =
Manchester previous 90 eeid time " Rearing
A true record H.EW
Attest. tOYt'TAhD Nh NAON. EeKiHft
true qgpg OF rcuoid
Attnst, LQNlLANb NuhsQk lsoeisii
4fiU
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01

Tnr 1tEsn' -nEEcpER Riktoa5s.
.a NeH oak Tunes Springfield
Republican and other influential jour
malls have mndc strong cttnmHiis
against the introduction ~ do much
testimony oBtho part Of the deieuse
which simply teHds 10 break dowu
liltob, and they say that Que would
suppose from this Testimony that Tilton
aad at lecsler is the one an tfisi
Wo caangt zee anything out of the
way b this method az course the
only d5ess testimony to this case On
lhg past 81 the defense will va that Of
Bceeaar bjmsell who vii Re put upon
te stud 10 due time, Che remaiHdeS
81. saa defense mos, be directed to
breaking down thc witnesses. On pant
ol TAG plaintiff aud also TO show that
tha SPECIALIZED written eouieEsiuu or h T.
tess 81 peecbeg sbov ing cobtridoa &c.
were sailed oui by something ti1eteut
,gam taa crime ahatgsl ny tic plaintiff
also lie show that tlje present pfosegu-.
ljga .s conspiracy On ibe part q
lWaa M0aItau aal the NosabuH
woman, aai lastly ID mitigalaoa 81
damages 4 that question shall ever be
reached. sas
The charge II these 55urasIs tharl
So $50 outage on the pubIic 70 invade
its saasu,y If Bemc circlcg and drag
fotb 20 nueh slh to tic pubic gaze,
does ag' apply 50 Beeeber, eare tie
ae,iea 81 abe plaintiff askestit seeas-
sary taf ihs gete 4eiease. Ihess
same journals werr tie bnst Is con
dema Eecsles aal P,ymsuth church
Gee eesplgg The matsf bashe1 Up ~
laae aaa4 tAey whese charged with
taa a8ass ay WeshuIl aa1 amer.
wsr3s ~ Triton aa8 Moaiisa ID iae.g
Published sta'eaeats lie isei : LA
they aeFt 4ass a. iaag IS possible
kaawiaF ii, e 1 dirty business. AID
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-01
300 shawls, every grade, Paisley So 50
a7 20 $50 %, all wool t .

300 ehawls, every grade, Paisley So 50
.a@ 70 $50 %, all wool .t'. a.
'iN IaHDS aRHIyG SgLEfb Cgy7>
tAiits Ca5er sesse sud Brass+s clc.. reduced
'sm ~ csatt. .#a...
PRINTS 70 s ceqta per yard
.HosiEgT aud GLOVES. Iran fsa,atd Hose &c.,.
btaleaeeF u9 eae e4a sell sea- eaals AZ lover
Poses ,aaa ~e can ssuP..@-esst eith pleasure.
s.a - Sets Qf Fars 10 close. "a
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IMPORTANT 10 TRAVELLERS.

When yon visit or leave The City Of
MEN logK, save annoyance and expense
81 carthage hire AMI stop st the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND
CENTRAL DEryr. Il has over $50 elegant.
jy FURNISHED rooms and i. fitted up al an
eSpep9e 81 over sy'V5, 900, Elevator,
steam aud al modern improvements ~
knrohcan Plau, The REeFAU RAkTS,
Lunelt Counter and Wine Rooms are SUP
pisd with the best Tho markets can far
nish, The, cHiStRB.is Husurpas ard Rooms
Tor asinglr pGrsqu, 81 stAaud ~ p,r day 2
rich suites Tor families propOrliondlely
low, 80 tbdt visitors 10 The city aud lray-
eleTs can i've more WNuriousjy, for less
money, a. ilies GRAND UNION, lhau at
any olh.r fr,t-cass tloleI in he city. -
Stages aud Cars pass the Hotel every
fhipulc tot' an parts Of The City,. g.. F.
\ ~ - GARRISON, Managers. '
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woods ~ low PRIcE,.
Spring Overcoats, Spring Pants, Suits
.,. ior Men, Youths and Boys at
Low Prices re se

Pfist- reduced % Bsoys, shoes and Rubbers.
I,N4ies Getsou Hose lao per pair, 3pairs for 2jc
Very good ItiHts Sc, per yari aHi many other
AftFlcs not enumerated will ha SOLD iow for
cash ees la.E
I'D. II, BoNEsTEEB, .
Factorv Point F'a $780,.