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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

n.,,rse.. service. re-..srrs~.

NJ. JonS's Carscu. eoip hiLl-,
Be diviss services Of ~. Johns ohu'eh W ""'
,ov morning Il u o'cicck and morrow s'.n
Ing a - O'Clock. Rev: ES Ia''"s" '"
ing. sunday school 81 isrh
rurHr will 10 divine ssr,iee- BY ~ fanr'
.onyr,sxt,on I'm the sunday ~-eh"olro'm In The
hss-mens of 80. Psui'- Church. corner tss'"'
and y .trrets, to morrow SUNDAY n,arnih. -
m a,sLrh- rs,. W. Il. Jenvey ofieiatlpg. M
TRANCE stah- rear 81 the church. sunday s'""o
Al las =. ~, at the same pisse.
Rry. W. X. JxSvKr will hold divine 'e'''''
=. ons. church. silver CITY. to-rnorr'w. eve"
tua a Z n.
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Nrw YoHx. October iL.-Salcs in th,
Morning Board. In currency. we're; 100
Best 4 Belcher. sisstisa ; 30 California
ss7 /; 500 Imperial. sis (; 100 Crown Point
si2; 100 Esehequer. sic |? 0rant, 500
81 : 800 Hale a Norcross, - 30 Mexican
$50 $50 Sierra Nevada. siJsti3; 200 Vel
low Jacket, s2Gh.
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Tn. chicago drain Market

CHICAGO, Oct. ii.-wheat has arrived
more freely than during any proceeding
week Of tho current year. shipments have
been light. The total supply In the elsVa'
| tions Is estimated at one million five hun.
| dred thousand c~eutals. Prices have ruled
irregular and lower. There Is, however. q
strong feeling that prices must rule higher.
Tho slightest rumor Of . European war o,
| any reports from the Eastern or seapoAru
| markai have q tendency to send prices up.
| No. 2 closes to-day at Sl.Osr to y, eAsni
| and si.O9. November corn Is arriving
| freely, but the advance In Lake freignps
| and less favorable Eastern advices have had
a decreasing influence on values.
Triple Murder lea Maine.
DosroS, October ii.-The news Of .
triple murder has been received from
Ducksport, Maine. Tho victims arc q man
named Trim and his daughter. Mrs.
Tbayor. and her little daughter. Trims
bouso and barn were burnt last night.
His charred remains wero found In tho dc.
bris Of the carriago-house. A bloody trail
WAS found leading from tho house to the
rear Of the barn. and II Is supposed that
Mrs. Thayer and her daughter were muir
dered and the bodies dragged To the barn.
though they have not boon found. The
former il known 20 have had $1,000 In tile
house. Plumber is supposed to have boon
the incentive.
Troop. Wanted in v~irginia.
WASHINGTON. October ii.-In addition
to Chamborlain's application for troops
for South Carolina. one has been received
indicating Il as probable that troops will
be wanted In the Second aud Fourth dis.
tricts Of Virginia. II 10 suggested that
marines should DO he'll In readiness at
Norfolk and Q company Of soldiers sent
from Fortress Monros to prevent violations
Of the peace In case tho city authorities
cannot do ~.
Harrington aud shs safs burglary.
WASHINGTON. October l4.-Disirict At
torncy Wells announces his purpose 70 call
the safe burglary case Of Harrington ii
SOON as no can make the necessary arrange
mcnts for that purpose. II Ia said that
Harrington will make a full statement "
relation 10 his connection with the sale
burglary, and lot tho court and Jury pass
upon II.
Troops Wanted ta south Cnreii"".
w~AsnrSoroS. October A. Chamber
lain's application for troops for South
Carolina arrived yesterday and was placed
before tho authorities by . delegation
headed by Senator Patterson. before
taking action In tho matter iio SeeretAry
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The smaiI.Pox In Nan Francisco.
SAN Francisco. October Al r. NJ
Six new cases Of smallpox were reported
yesterday and two deaths. This morning
only n case was reported. This was on
board the ship Triumphant, Just on the
point OF sailing for Liverpool. Tho ship
has been %quarsntined. pending q thorough
disinfection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

sAx PnAScIsco. October III =.
Ophir-i5 asked.
Hale a Norcross-ss bill.
Ophir-Ah asked. AN bii.
Alphs-i6S bid.
Sierra Nevais-i2S asked.
Con. virginia-tsh sold.
Ophir-ias bid. tS asked.
Yellow Jacket-25S bid. 25a asked.
Ophir-us bid. AN sold.
Gphir-4ia bid.
Overman-siS bid.
Belcher-30 asked.
Con. virginia-tsts sold.
Alphs-i6s bid. iGs asked.
Yellow ~Jacket-2J sold.
Ophir-tis bid.
Mexican-26a bid. 2GS asked.
CAifornis-59 asked.
savage-i3s asked.
Mexican-2GS bid. 2GS asked.
Exchequer-its bid.
Mexican-2Gs sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

A CASE or Thirty YEAns' SrAxprSo.-
EAST AURORA. New York. May %. iS72.-
MEssRs. sErm W. PowLE 4 SoSs-Gentle-
men I was troubled with dyspepsia for
thirty years. and tried several medicines
advertised for the curc Of this distressing
complaint without deriving any benefit
from them. About q year ago ! COM
mcnccd taking tho Peruvian syrup, and
after using altogether twelve bottles I find
myself entirely cured. I consider my
case one Of the worst l ever heard Of. and
I take groat pleasure In recommending the
Peruvian Syrup to all dyspeptics. bclicv.
ing that Ii will be sure 10 IN them.
Yours, respectfully. J. II. Bowen.
Sold by all druggists. 1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

MRs. L. PAor Nor will hold her usual
grand opening days at No. iOi South c
street. Virginia, on Friday aud Saturday
next, October 18th aud nth. Ladies
should pay attention 10 this fact, as she
has Just returned from San Francisco with
q complete stock OF the latest styles Of La
dies and Childrcn's Hats. Having pur'
chased for cash, she can soil cheaper than
any other Milliner In Virginia. ocil u
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A -srRRocATINa tnrGu.

In . letter to Mrs. Llsle, Of Chicago, q well
known contributor To the Western prcss. she
arcribes the cure of q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding al the lungs. TO Hale.
Honey of iI0rchound and Tar. my cough"
she Gays. "threaiened 10 pui,~aie me . . .
hut the Honey Of liorchound and Tar has
removed every traee Of IT," The letter was 10
q lady friend In this city. who has placed II At
tho disposal Of @. N. criiisnton. Z sixth ave.
nue. Pike's ToothAehe Drops cure In one
miuuts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

HAoss's MAGNOLIA balm preserves and
restores the complexion. removes frccklcs,
tan and sallownrss; makes the skin soft.
whito and delicate. Its application cam
/ not bo detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
A C'Ann.

To all who are suffering IRON the errors and
indlse% rrtlons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. hnsr ~ manhood. etc.. ] win psnd
q recipe that Will cure you. free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-
sionsry In South America. send a srlf.ad.
drcescd co velnpe To the Rev. Joseph T. lnnan,
station ID, bible House, New York City,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

LIoS's KArnARios makes beautiful.
glossy. lu1uriant hair !; prevents Its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. is charmingly %perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14

woRLD's 0nxAr RxxrpT =" Medical
Wonder ~ for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-eolic. colds. sprains. burns. tooth
ache, etc. ocl Inns
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a. $40 ,ra,-t A.. aa Goi1 mn, ~ d.
.;nj. s,,s $50 NJ VIZ
su,, NJ. 49,. rh- IT., r..,
"eh's VI S'orey eouh'y are a'aiiins 'hcni-
selves VI u hA'uraiilAuon Jaws anu W.
c.mmas ,0",s' Des,u nsad; s1hn wy
Ia.enh w., peter Thorn,on Thomss w
| ZONES. Isaac Chillburp. John Skovers.
/ IohertT vaek. William iryael. Jobn Mitch.
/ an. Injric I.isnsman. FJward ncryer.
Antoine BIsnk. samuel Graham, James
Ueaton. James O'Connor. abraham George.
| Cesar Corries. James Prnsopnant. Thomas
| Treglonc, Matthew Brown, Louis Trcn-
| vualler. Michael Ouirk, and IL. \. Peenly
| were admitted 10 citizenship In the District
/ Court Yesterday.
UNDERSTANDING ne" was uc'e'opeu
- -, - -
.
NV e
S'en,ns. ~, na',ns uv IL. ~ ~"
ss..I,s name was nsrnarl Kelly ared
.Iout 6f,y.ay, war; ami that he cams 10
| hia death in ihA RAunNy Af Atnrav- nm tIff
Ia,h ;n.,.n, from an oyorlo.c ~ nitric
aciJ admini.tered by hi, own hand. and
,hst tLey wer, mali, IN decide from tho
| evidence whether the Jose was taken by
install, or with intent 10 commit suicide.
.,;..ovorx., ,n lo.,,;,, ,o,s. on n .,rae,
yir,,ni. si,oc,Iy bscl 81 h oll rellov.'
h,,i,in, 7, .rr..,., ,h,, /. Io.,ccr NJ Tho
house mentioned hal zone ont. leaving a
light burning In his room In the upper
story. and that In some way the blAzs had
become communicated Ia the paper aud
shecting of the wall. and thence had
speedily found its way through the ceiling
and up under the roof. 10 was extin-
guishel without the aid u tho Fire De-
rartinent. hut the "bdys" were ready TO
- 20 ~ "" ""
.- o'. "s",o -
""o' "."ns' ~ "r 49,"
Club at Miners Union Hail. uoid Ill.,
could not well 10 produced anywhere.
Their voices harmonizo most beautifully.
their words arc pronounced very distinct
", which il q very material point In all
songs % that nature. aud. bcst Of all. they
always make 4 very judiciors selection VI
n,.' sar .,ac,is .o,rcc, Glsc CInb. arc A
peculiarly enicient feature in any political
campaign.
~sc,rcmunx's CoSptrtoS.- Henry ].
-o-.-,,.-. Al. ,a, ,,,., 4. ,,o
Seotchburn, the man VINO got hur' IN inc
house Of Mercedes Navarro hickey. on ID
street, Virginia, Thursdsy night last, lies
In a critical condition. DR.. Heath states
.n n.n ms nus .hNal, iaaamma,,an ~, W.; ~ Il, Iii
canse his death. Uis pulse This morning
lad sunk 10 80. IL has come 10 light that
Scotchbum received a stab In the back
during the rumpus, but il h. not serious.
lie still remains conscious.
-.
IL ~.
,....,...,..io ,o,-,,,.,..,,n. a.. ,,o,
~. -, -, ~. =. ,a.,,.u.
'nas .""u ~ 800 ~ uLN.s""!
,sa.ns' E""u nn iaN ~, ma h'I, m| NJ
oy I'M m'' .o,aa.nv La, Us ~
.n ~ ~" 49, rnJ ,ha 800, 80
iG La ont % a possible %. This 4. the
best average ever made by tho same num-
Der of men OF any company on the coast
K,cxrn IN rur F,cr.-Con,table Smith.
-, -. a.. $50.
VI virginia. A''.'"u ''"' "i "
On n warrant charging MIN with ASSAULT
anu oa,nli' M NJ Mn ho,h .mulo,aJ =,
the California pan mill. hal some words
and fell 10 blows. Greer got Riley down
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Great rurLi.h Problem.

PARIS. October ii.-It is probable that
this Porte's request for tho appointment 81
commissioners to arrange tho details OF an
armistice will lie Acceedod to. II Ia sI-
pected that military attaches and the vari'
Gus embassies at Constantinoplo will be
appointed commissioners.
'iIELoRApE. October i.-Fifty Russian
officers, some % whom hayo held high
positions on the I,usaian staff. arrived yea
teriay.
CErTISor, October ii.-A Montenegro
official journal declares that Montenegro
will not accept an armistice or peace e.
cept In concert with Seryia, because Monte
negro. like servia, Is bound TO continue
the war till the liberation Of the Christians
g.. .,.n~,Itsh.I
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

.r,elAt 10 ru. COLI mlt DAILY NEWS
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oAn FvaneiseS Beard.
Last EVENING.
- Raymond q bly,. 5s
e5 Eareka Coz. ID. its
% JAekson.S
1O Bsinont.
1K X Con-. a.
100 Leopard. .. ~ b3i. 9 80
iuo Jefferson. sos
c0 Norshem Belle. ssS. %. ?tA
no Hu<rey, tsc
no MashsitAn. 49,. i5A. is4
10 0snenl Thom.>. IL
% Gene>-c Valley. ans
yss Modoe. s.tk.tk.s
80 Nsv ceeo. ~. a.
SIS Golden chanoi. ~
100 iooman. IKE
27s California. 5ss. ;si.. ssX
10 Con-. Virginia, ~. 1;.. az &C.. 49,, E.
so C~aledonia. ~
30 yellow Jassei. gs., ass b5
2i0 Ophlr. ~. ts. as.
IS s s:.,s.s S. ,,s: ai..i,s
nv ssvaas. i5A. IL.
Is ovennan. SOW, ~
CD is.s,:s. Tx. IN. is. ~.
10 Hale h Sorcr. -s.sS
fsD Union Con i2A
% Dest 4 uslchsr, u. tis
THIS soESIso.
iss0 Ophir. an. a. +ts, tik. a.. Hs
So Mexican. -. 2ss. sS'.. zoS
~ 0oa 4 Curry. 10. t5s
20 best q Belehst. 81. tJs
WI California. aSs. S,.. 80
lao savage, isx. iss. Nv, IL. btu. Nv DIV
i3r
1855 Goa. Virginia, ass. 50. 49,, tss. sH b
as Hale q NorcrO-r. So
as Crown Point. IL Nv. i2k ifA
KS yellow Jacket 10. az. IAN. si's,G
co Alpha. t5k. 81. tss, 49,. isS
t7o imps~isl Con. 4. tsj
81 ksataek. Is
2an Belchsr. i3S
Gas Conndence. i5x. ID
10 Bullion, 81
100 sierra Nevada. "a. iaS, ias {
o. Utah. ffS. Is
1850 Exehequer, itA. ik. Ht.. hN so
~ seq. Bsleher. u
% Ovennan. ~. sis. slk
1910 Justice. isS. iss, is,., -. bio. iss
ss3 Union Con-. i7x. las, II
las Lady Bsysn. fiSe, asc, 10, sc sio
ass Julia Coz TA.Ts
si0 IN etoniA, 10. TO-. i0k
7il0 u.ltimare, ~. AZ. : ~
n silver Hills
60 Mssdow Valley. SIC
ITO kareha con-, Ia
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Italy Apologies Go aermany.

vienna. October li.-Ths Italian Am
bassador In this city has been instructed
to express tho regret Of his Government
for the boastful aud warlike language oi
some Italian newspapers.
Tho Gar Will Not Abdieate.
NJ. PETERSBURG. October 1.-THE ru-
NOR that the Car contemplated abdieation
IL officially denied.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.r.caAl TO rms GOLD nnL DAILY srv,.
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FOUND!

A RKLIlBLR PLACE TO gAys yovs
south o sirsst. Virginia. Al WORK vsfrsn,ra
10 rive ssiisfsction. olive ms . Trial. eee In
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12
Growth OF n~isists~ ~,

A correspondent to the Blade makes the
prospective business interests of one of the
new towns OF Wood county, bearing the
above name:
This place was founded and laid out on
the completion of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, two years ago, by Gen. w. II.
Gibson, OF Tiffin, Ohio, who, after n care
full examination of the route, selected this
point for its central location, its close prox-
unity to the rich farming sections, both
north and south, and the extensive lime
stone beds which exist almost upon its
site.
The growth of the town, notwithstand-
ing the strngcncy of the times, has been
commendahle. 1t contains at present one
saw and shingle mill two hotels, large,
firSt-class steam Touring mill, a irst.class
dry goods store, one drug store, one hard
ware store, and one grocery store. A good
" number of dwellings, have been built
and a church is in process of erection. An
extensive lime kiln is in operation by Gen.
Gibson, who employs some thirty men in
working the quarries and burning lime.
A valuable acquisition to the place is
the recent removal from Seneca county. of
Mcssrs. q. NJ. & III. S. Ogden. These gem
tlemen are possessed OF n large business ex-
perience and abundant capital, and will he
great benefit to the town.
q. NJ. Ogden having leased the mill for
a number of years, will operate the same
and buy grain, Baltimore being his market
for shipment.
II. G. Ogden has large stock Of goods
which, in quality and price, compare fa-
vorably with stocks in large places.
MIR. John Baird latter whom the town is
named) is proprietor of the principal Ho-
tel, and is also engaged in several other
branches of business.
The Railroad Company is building a
sidetrnck to the mill and lime kiln, which
will afford better facilities for shipment
than heretofore.
No doubt this season will witness still
further improvements, and we cannot bnt
regard this as good point and destined,
at no distant day, to occupy prominent
place in this part of Wood county.
n I NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12
DIED.

JAY.-At the residence Of her daughter. at
Wuodville, Ohio, April 20, 1873. Mrs. OLIVIA
G. JAY, dAug hter of JOsEPH HARPgL, in the
54th year OF her age.
Mrs. Jay was born in Lehigh county, Penn,
in 1922. She came to Perrysburg in 1885, be-
came acquainted with and married samuel Jay
iu ls4O.
She was kind friend, always ready with
sympathizing heart and hand to enlist her
aid in time of need. She was a consistent sup
porter Of the teachings Of our Lord, aud was
beloved BY all who knew her. host of rela-
tives and friends were present at the funeral to
pay the last tribute Of respect to the dead.
She leaves kind husband to mourn her loss
and ten children that have lost mother.
The combined ages Of sir persons in Wood
Vile and vicinity, that have passed away to
that borne from whence no traveller returns,
within a short period, we're 4ls-the Oldest ss,
the Youngest 81. Soon the land marks Of the
Maumee VAlley-our early settlers have
passed away. M' H.
WooDyILLE, May Q, 1876,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

The New Game LaW.-Under the new
game law no quail or partridge can be law
fully shot in the State of Ohio till the 18th
of November, 1877, and after that only be-
tween the 1st of November and LIST OF Jan
nary following. Wild turkey can only be
shot betwe cen the LIST day of November and
the 25th of January, inclusive, of each
year. Rufied grouse, pheasant, or blue
winged teal, lst of September and lst Of
April. Woodcock, 4th OF July and lst OF
January. No person will be allowed to
snare or trap quail or partridge, or Use
anything but a shoulder gun. On premis-
es having defined boundaries a sign, letter
ed in English, "No shooting or hunting
will he allowed on these premises" set up
conspicuously, will be sufficient notice to
guard such premises. Better cut this out
and paste in your hat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12
Horse StOIeni-S11O Reward-o

Horse StOleni-$11O Reward. On
Wednesday night the family horse belong
ing to G.. BEACH, Esq, was stolen from the
paslure-feld near his barn. The horse il
II years old and has been in Mr.. BIS SER
vice for years. A set of single harness
was also stolen the same night from Mr.. II
JENNINGS, and one of the old-fashioned
wide-tread buggies from FRED. ScHwIET
The same parties, no doubt, took the horse
harness and buggy.
The horse is thus described in the bill
A dark bay, well-formed, heNvy-set, white
star in foreheod, without blemish, logey
traveller, with head inclined forward tail
had been eaten off by a calf, rather short
Also, one set of single harness, black
trimmed, saddle-tree, low-top names, flat
lines, and an old blind bride. Also, three
side pieces oil cloth to standing-top ped
ding wagon, and one red horse blanket.
$50 Reward will be paid for return oI
horse, and $50 for theft, and $40 Reward
for the return Of harness. blanket and cur.
tains. Address, GILBERT BEACH,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12
Rrond-Tread WaVons.-Tbe oond

BrOAd-Tread Wagons. condition
Of the roads this spring should be sugges'
tive TO farmers and others who have team
ing to do. The deep ruts cut while the roads
are soft are an intolerable nuisance long
after the roads become dry and hard. This
may be remedied by the use Of wagons, the
wheels Of which should be four or FIVE in
ches broad on the periphery, known as
"broad-treads" in former years.
Prior to the advent Of railroads in the
southern part Of this State, pork and grain
were'transported to Cincinnati from 100 10
200 miles distant, by 4-horse and 6-horsc
teams attached TO the old Pennsylvania
style Of broad-tread wagons. They carried
tremendous loads, but were regarded as
beneficial to pixies when travelling upon
them and had comparatively little toll to
pay.
The same principle holds good IN haul
ing that must be done on the farm, much
Of which is done at seasons when III e
ground is too wet.for tilling purposes II
ton can be hauled over soft ground, as
easily as 1000 or 1900 pounds can be
drawn, it must be regarded as double econ
omy, /. c., a saving of time and horse flesh
and at the same time not rutting or doing
injury to the soil.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12
SettIed-The Regatta to be Held
July 4th, 9Th and 8Lh.-The following

Settled-The Regatta TO be Held
July 4th, 9th and 6Lh.-rhe following
document explains itself;
Notice is hereby given that the amend
ment to the Constitution providing for
holding the Sth grand annual regatta Of the
N. w. A. II. A. at Toledo, during the 4th,
5th and 9th OF July, 1876, has been approx,
ed by the requisite number of clubs, and is
now law.
The following is the vote thereon:
Ayes-Excelsior, of Detroit; Undine,
and Naiad, of Toledo; Wah-Sums,
of Saginaw Goguac, of Battle Greek
Spring Lake, of Spring Lake; Floral City,
Amateur and Sho-wae-cae-m mette, Of Mon
roe; Farragut, of Chicago Nereid, Of Per
rysburg-l2.
Noes-Zephyr and Wautaga, of Detroit
Grand River, of LNnslng-3.
Not repOrted-Chicago Scullers, Of Chi
cago Pilot Rowing Club Of Grand Haven
Emerald, Of Saginaw.
Signed, NJ. L. PADDOCK, Com.
E.T. WAITE, Sec'y and Treas.
Toledo, o., May II, 1876.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

--Lendels, at IIIJLABRAND's.
-Cranberries, at HILLABRAND's.
-Mince Meat, at HILLABRANDs.
Fresh Celery, at IIILLABRAND's.
Apple Butter, at lIILLABRANDs.
Imported Noodles, at HILLABRAND's
Salt and fresh fish, at lIILLABRAND's
Best fifty.cent Tea, Mt HILLABRAND's
Potatoes by the Car Load, at HILLA.
BRANDS.
Tub and Canned Oysters, at HILLA.
BRANDS.
Canned Fruit by the Case, at HILLA.
BRANDS.
-Turnips at twenty cents per Bushel, al
HTLLLBRAND's.
Go to HILLABRAND's, the Popular
Grocery, for your family supplies. They
sell cheap for cash. Free delivery to al
parts OF the world.
Come one, come all,
In countless throng,
And bring your Butter
And Eggs along,
And buy your Groceries,
Cheap for Cash, at
HILLABRAND's,
Front St., Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

The Narrow Gauge ExtensIOn.-Dur-
ing the past week work has been pushed
vigorously upon the Marrow Guage Exten-
tion west of Toledo. Nearly all the piles
necessary have been driven by the contrac-
tors, Messrs Graham & Sargent, and the
managers promise to have cars running
from Waterville to Toledo on or about the
4th of July. During the coming week the
officers of the road will greatly i'm.
prove the road-bcd and straighten the
curves between here and South Toledo.-Bee
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

PersOnal.-We are pleased to learn
that Mr.. GEo. s. CANFIELD has regained
his health and reported for duty again on
the Sunday Journal.
Rev. J. AYERS, of Kcnton, and some
thirteen years ago Presiding Elder in this
district, was la town few days since.
The Immortal AZ. N" lifted the pressure
from fair sized audience at NoRToN's
Exchange last Friday evening.
Miss LoRESA COOLEY, who has been Wis
iting Miss LILLE OBLINGER for some
weeks past returned to her home in Mid
dlctown, Olio, last week, accompanied by
NETTIE OBLISGER.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. FRANK
NJ. YoUNG, of Weston, has been appointed
Deputy in the Office of Internal Revenue.
to fill vacancy made by the death of Mr..
Gro. d. DAVIS. We understand that he
took hold from the start like AN expert
enced hand at the business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12
MAY 11tb. 1876.

Going to TOledo.-0ur young friend,
WM. BLANKERTs, has again taken a po-
sition in Mr.. A. NJ. GRAFT's popular one
price Dry Goods House, 107 Summit street,
Toledo. He desires TO have his friends
and all who do trading in this line in To-
ledo, TO call and see him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-12

Try II Once.-The manufacturers Of the
Best Chemical Sdleratus, MesHrs. d. B. De
LAND & Co., show their readiness to have
the merits of their article tested, for they
authorize all who sell it at retail to refund
the money when, by fair trial, il does not
prove TO be as recommended. That is foir
and shows their confidence IN the article.
1t is better than Soda and much cheaper
than Baking Powder.