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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
Mind Your oP's.',-An exchange

Mind Your "P's.y-An exchange
brings to mind the following, which, II
made the special order Of the day for tho
century just dswping, would make every
PriRter 'appy. Persons who Patron
ize Papers should Pay Promptly, for ihs
Pecuniary Prospects OF the Press have
Peculiar Power In Pushing forward Pub.
lie Prosperity. II the Printer is Paid
Promptly and his Pockets are kept Pleth-
oric by Prompt Paying Patrons, he Puts
his Pen to his Paper in Peace, his Para
raphs are more Pointed, he Paints his
Pictures Of Passing events in more Pleas
ing colors, and the Perusal Of his Paper is
a Pleasure to the People. Paste this Piece
Of Proverblal Philosophy in a Place where
NIL PeraonA can Perceive IL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

Please Remember.-Thisi item, from a
contemporary will sometimes apply equally
we'll in this vicinity: "An editor of a
country newspaper is not omniscient nor
omnipsescnt. Therefore it is unreasonable to
suppose that he should see or know all that
is tranapiring about him. Some men say
nothing about what they think would be OF
interest to the general reader to know, and
then they do not find it mentioned IN the
columns of the local paper, are prone to
denounce the editor as partial, &c. II you
know of anything which you think the pub
lie should know, give the editor the item
aud II il is worth anything il will not be
omitted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
Remember This.

Nav is the time of the year when Pneumo-
MIA, Lang Fever, Coughs, Colds, aud fatal re-
ults ot predisposiIien Ia CnnsuDpiion, and 9th.
er Throat aud Lung Disease. BoscHEE's GEK-
MAN SYRuP has been used in this nsighborhood
for the past two or three years without sin
gle failure to cure. II you have not nsed this
medicine yourself, go 10 oyour Druggist. A i. r.
CuANPSEY, aud ask him of its wonderful sue
cess among his euSt,n ers. Two doses viii
relieve the worst case. II you have 10 faith ia
any medicine, Just buy sample b. 'e OF
BOscHEE's German Syrup for ten cents IN try
II. Regular sive battle rs cents. Don't neg
leet Cough TO save rs cents. 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

The HenI& Rsformsy for January begins the
eleventh volume Of this very useful monthly
The Increasing popularity of this Journal is eV'
ideuce Of lis excellence as magazine for the
household. Numerous improvements which have
recently been introduced, make Il still more ae-
cePtable than Il has been heretofore. The pres
ent number contains valuable article on the
subject of Dress Reform, very practical one
on Household Medicine, and numerous other
useful hints concerning the care Of the health.
The Literary, Scientific, aud News departments,
add great y 10 the interest OF the Journal. No
family can afford 10 be without il, 1t Is sent
post paid, at the very low price of 90 a wear,
Specimea copies free. Published at Battle
Greek, Mich.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
In Nj EMORTAM.

AT regular communication of Grand
Rapids Lodge, No. 2S9, +. & A. NJ, the
undersigned committee 10 which was re-
ferred the death of Bro. John F. Turk, late
OF Wateryille township, Lucas county,
would respectfully submit the following:
WHEREAs--Death has taken away from
among us Bro. John F Turk.
RcI0lred-That We are bcreft OF tlue aud
faithful Brother, one who possessed in an emil
nent degree our eardi nal virtues, Temperance,
Fortitude, Prudence nd Jus tice: one v ho zeal
ously cultivated the tenents Of our Order,
Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth.
Rssolred Tina. to the widow and orphans OF
our deceased Brother, we extend our cince re
and heartfelt sympathy and assure them of our
aid and council in times Of trouble.
ResolUsd That copy OF these res0 lutons be
transmitted to the family OF our lnte Brof her,
and also to the Bowling Green Sentinel and Per-
rysburg Journal for publication.
GEO. A. BELL.
A.. J. GARDNER Com.
LEWIS BoRTEL,)
,Scntusl nlease cODy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

The Chicago press have gone into costa
cies over the discovery that seventy tons Of
mailis received there daily, while st. Louis
receives only ten tons. Whereupon the
st. Louis papers explain by saying sixty
five tons of the Chicago matter is compos-
cd of duns.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

Killed I'm the WOods.-we learn by
private letter, from our fIiend J.Z. Elliot. that
Ir. Andrew Den,E, Of walbridge, Lake town
Hhip, was killed in the woods ou Thursday, the
2Olh last, while cutting timber. The letter
doss not state, bat we presume that he was
struck BY falling tree, his body Was found
aud taken home by two Of his neRhbors'
Messrs. Mercer and I.ee deceased was born
in Baden Germany and was about SO years Of
age. He leaves wife and child to mourn his
losa.- !SenfiieI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
SPECIAL LOCALS.


Store for Rent.-AsHER Cook.
-Lendels, Mt IIILLABRAND's.
-Cranberries, at HiLLABRAND's.
-Minoe Meat, at HILLABRANn's.
Fresh Celery, at IIILLAnRAND's.
Apple Butter, at ITILLABRAND's.
Imported Noodles, at Hu.LAnRAND's
Salt and fresh fish, at HuLABRAND's
Best ffty.cent Tea, at HuLABRAND's
Potatoes by the Car Load. at HILLA-
BRANDS.
Tub and Canned Oysters, at lTILLA-
BRANDS.
Canned Fruit by the Case, at HILLA-
BRANDS.
The trial of NOBLE commenced on
Wednesday.
-Turnips at twenty cents per Bushel, nj
HILLABRANDs.
The roads and river are substantially
frozen.
Go to HILLABRAND's, the Popular
Grocery, for your family supplies. The.
sell cheap'for cash, Free delivery to al
parts of the world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
Bx MABEL 3. nAsTIEoa.

Beautiful State Of the Buckeyes,
Poets have sang thy loved name,
Since onr fathers gathered on Ply mouth,
Thy sister States bow 10 Thy fame,
Thy maideus the fairest and truest;
Thy sons, how noble aud bold
As State Of thriving and beauty,
Nune other comparison hold.
All hail 10 thy glory, Ohio
Thou star mid the cluster Of States,
All yield thee the palm and the laurel
Where honor aud glory awaits,
To crown thee, thou bright northern Empress
And give thee try magical wand
Then hail thee, proud State Of the Buckeyes,
Thou fairest OF all our fair land
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes; OF Information
for Everybody, in every county in the Uni.ed
States and Canadas. Enlarged by the pub
Usher to 6iS pages. 1t contains over 1000
honsohold recipes and is suited to all classes
and conditions Of snciety. A wonderful book
aud household necessity. 1t sells at sight.
Greatest inducements ever offered TO book
agents. Sample copies sent by mail, post
paid, for 50 90. Exclusive territory given.
Agents rSore than dmble their money. Ad-
dress DR.. Chase's Steam Printing House Ann
Arbar. Michigan. 34m
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

Notice. In accordance with orders
received Il ON hca. quart IS, am re-.
quired to have all freight bills settled al
the Office. Those receiving goods via.
ID. & N. Road, will please make a rot
OF this fact and govern themselves ac
,ordlnEly. Also, am ordered in no in
Sdno< to give credit for tickets. Thcs,
orders n.ust BE- r'gidly adhered to.
G. b. SHfPLER, Ag't.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
Fourth or July OrntIvns.

II seems that the local celebrations Of the
Fourth OF July, 1876, which will be held
throughout the land, should be made to
contribute to a permanent historical me-
mortal OF the Centennial Celebration. IN
each county provision should be made for
the delivery Of addresses taking the history
OF tlNt particular community for the past
year, or from the time of its settlement, in
cluding II sketch Of its growth, its resour-
ces industries, prospects, sc, These adj
dresses shuu'd be published in a uniform
size that Of the Congressional documents,
for instance-in order that they may be
bound together by States. TO competent
persons the preparation of such addresses
would not be an unduly task; but in the
aggregate they would constitute an invalu-
able historical repository, such as no nation
has ever had the opportunity to collect.
Designations OF the historians ought to
be male without delay, in order tha; they
may have time to accomplish their work.
1t is to be hoped that the press will give
general circulation to the project, and that
each journal will see to its consumation in
its own locality, and that the slight ex-
pense involved be assumed by the county
or town authorities.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

For Rcnt.-Dwelling house, formerly
occupied by BENJAMIN ScoTT, good size,
we'll located, good we'll and cister,l, NIL in
good condition.
Also, good small, well-fnished tene.
ment house on Indiana Avenue, with well
and cistcrn. Rent low. Apply to
GILBERT BEACH
January Z, 1876. So
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

The Detroit urohin who presented his
father with cane for a Christmas present
now rubs his back and wonders why he
didn't know better than to purchase il.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
-LOOAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEWTrsEmENTs.
Proposals for wooa-D. X. Hollenbeek.
Shsriffs Sale--C. @. BaiHd.
singlscopies Of the JoURHlL can be had Of
Mr., II, ID. Ross, at the Postolice,

Mr.. Z. d. Ross, at the PostoEGce.
------~.--------
Dried and green apples, at CREPs'.
Good Apple Butter, at @. W. CREPs'
Dried and canned peaches, at CREPs'
Teas as good as any In the market, al
@. w. CREPs'.
Perfection prips at 81 per gallon, at
@. w. CREPs'.
Sal Soda at cts, per pound, al
CREPs'.
Dried beefsnd ash. a, r. R. Miller Cos
Fresh family groceries. al 7. n. MILLEEG
CoI.
Vegetables Of all kinds, a. F. R. MrLLEr
g. Co.'S.
-Mince-meat, the best made, at F. r. MIL
LHR a Cos.
Best line Of teas aud cheapest. At +. r
MILLER g. Co.'S.
Motion department eomplets, al F. R
MILLER g. Cos.
Best family -four, Meal, HOminy, &C. al F
r. MILLER Il Cos.
--LemOus and oranges, fresh supply, at T
r, MiLLER Il Cos.
"A handsome line OF new oassimeres, aIF
No., a a..
The cheapest place for sugar aud coffee a
FIR. MILLEa 4 Cos.
Fresh, preserved, dried and canned frui
ayr NJ MILLER COS
,s. a'r'.Al"l glassware aAu cuuery' a
N. 80, u,'LI,N y Sos.
dav Last. and the moot ~ o,r n,ha- ,,,.,,
ufaotor,,s az. ru,ntno nor,,o,, - a.,
time.
ri. T. Iu,. .,, ,
;-,, - ,7o -, ~. ,..",o. A' Wv
=. " 'Ne "'oA'o"'."S Oe'ei
80 '"~' '"ou'U " ~''o"eu ~ '"o Oeh'en
iues"A'' "r JOHN tBB' "hhe Walk
"S """n .'"" street. te'' on Tue sidewalk ano
O'"'e nS ,,ueA nnRer a. Tue nrs' } mt III
s"''P0u "o"s' Ahu W. hvAts SET tue lmo
-w;,h,n tho Iast - 2 u u
80, bax. sb,nn \ 10 ooo h,.h,I. -
corn and oat, to To,sdn no Al. ~. -
.,L, m
o-na s O""' fo"" inls may % c'ns'o
e'V" BOOu week "ork III th' monih u
'""u
line editor OF the Fremont .MseSsngsi
has been reading OF lady who will moi
allow her children to eat food made from
Indian meal, for fear Il will make them
little savaKos. WHARF did you find hi,
oood re.di,,,,
~,
r,.minu w., :, w W., ' .'.a % 'S,",a
perrv,burg !, rsn,s..n,.d -, .ma. n.uo "
bog. but tbrr. ia nothing 40 ,hov H.. ~, :.
Seneca county folks were smploysd cu,tino
e,Su.- Wan.eon Erpo,;,or.
r., 60, ~,
Cl.,.lsnI on IN. Is,S d.v ~ F.h,a.-" .I -
there is a call for the r.pre,en,,,ivs, - ~,
several Oranges In Wood county to NEE, :,
Bowling Green on TUESDAY, February lst, I,
select delegates TO this Convention.
-.
:, ".' E'or'ouS ""riu TINS would be
II all its inhabitants could say with Shak
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

Centennial SermOn.-We have given
considerable space, this week, to the SER
mon delivered by Rev. G. A. ADAMS Last
Sabbath, which is a history of the church
since its first organization. Ii will be pub.
lished in pamphlet form for better preser-
vation, and no doubt will bc highly priced
by all members Of the church, as we'll US
many others
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
sSwLrNo oaxEx a TOxTOoANY R. j
RUNNING TIMK.

RUNNING TINE.
R-wlisg 1rssn, Leavs..7 Az, $3.50 ,. y
Bswiisg Green. Arrive. $3.50 an 3A615r.H
Tsat,g nv, ,tsaVe... ..S A. ~, gao 6;l5P. n
T"ntaksHy, Arrive. l.3o A. n. l:5Oh6P. y
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
DIED.

LOOP. In Wnodville, JanuArJ 10, 1875 Mrs.
BE1sEY L. LuoP, relic Of Jediah Loop, in hvr
10Th year.
The deceased was born in franklin county, ,
Vermont, on the 18th Of 0cp,ber, 1907, and was
one Of the pioneers Of this country, having
came to Perrysburg from CAyuga county, New
York.in 1898, AMI rem,vel to woodville in
l840. She was kind neighbor and an exsm-
plary christian IN all relations Of life, aud her
death will be mnurnsd by numerous circle o {
friends and relatives.
The funeral sevicss were conducted by the
writer In the Evangelical church, at Wondville.
j.. STEwART
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28

Ball at PemberVillc. BIZ have been
issued for an anniversary ball at HYDR's
Hall, Pemberville, on February ~, 1876.
under the auspices Of the Belville Ridge
Cornet Band. The oil ct is 10 raise funds
to complete the uniform OF the Band.
We hope the boys will meet with good
success, as they are deserving.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

s.aauorsB wRnELY Bv aLSERr HEAcu AND
JLNveP AvHwILL.
PHRHYsSrRa JannAiV 2S 1873.
whast....sS9Si col FIour Fbl SO 50a7 90
Cars v lea lbs So a IS Oats ''.'..'..'' '''''32
d. shsll-d ...li'9ja RVe.... $50 'b9
Dressed Bssf. ....6.aT ''lnVer aeed " bu. 90
Psrk v bhl -. IS AnlChiekrns v ID ......6
H,.s....ST OoG7 IS rurkeysR ib.... 10
PaIstnss -. ...3j MSS Rsans, Navy ....''.75
N,IsA anpiss ..... 10 Bsans, Common. ..75
n altar ,....... aaA9S Lard u 5 a Ia
EEEs..... ....iSAIS Feathers 80. .75dsO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
(Ssntinsl please copy.)

PBrERsoN's MAGAZINE for February is be-
fore us, ahead Of all 9th ers, aud containing, as
a Supplement, a fine large-sized steel engrav-
ing, after Col. Trumbulrs celebrated picture,
"The Declaration Of Indepen ience," the GEN.
TENSrAL GIPr of the publisher tn his subscrib-
ers for 1876. The plate is very carefully eu-
graved with ffty-six portraits. aud eau be TAX
en- out and framed il desired. II is picture
which every family ought to possess; and every
family, therefore, ought to subscribe for "Petor.
SON." Besides this costly Suppleme Mt, there is
the usual steel l-piate, and a charming one L is,
called Snow Birds !" colored steel fashion
plate, dapble size; cnlOred pattern and
more than score of other embel lishments of
fashion, &c. &c. There is alsn an illustrated
article ON the ''Signers of the Declaration, u
with fac-simile Of part of the Original
Declaration, an engraving Of II 'ncpck's chnir,
an engraving of the table un " hich the Decla-
ration was signed, &c, &c. "Peterson" is
one of the few magazines that gets better and
better the older it grows. We remember it as
boy, and now it is sprghtlier aud more beau.
tiful than ever. We have no doubt il will live
to celebrate its own Centennial, aud we confess
we should like to live 10 see il. The price /.
buttwo dollars yeat postage free, with greal
deductions To clubs. Address Cuts J. PETER.
son, JOG Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
A. G.. WILLIAMS & BRO,

Have the Largest and mos, Complete Stock of
Goods to be found in Wood County, which
they will sell cheaper than at any time since
1860. Call and examine, il you would save
money in makingyour purchases.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-01-28
LEGAL ADVERTIS'MTE
SEIEIIIFF'S sALE.-

81 y - GAA4Es-
Elijah Reard. ct al. la Weed ceuety, o.
vs.. Cnnrt of
Elijah Heard, etsl, Common pleas.
By virine of an order Of salr. in psrtiiloa, l..
sued in ths abnvs entIiied cause bv the Clerk
of the Court of Cummnn Pleas, 0f Wood c0nn
tv Ohm aud ~ me directed aud delivered, |
will ufi.r for sale At public veudue, a. the fruat
door of the Conrt ilnuse, in Bowling Green, ~
Tuesday, january sS, 1870.
Between II aud ~ o'clock A. A., ~ said dhV,
the following deScI ibrd zeal estate to-wit
The north halfufthe southeast qnaIter, ~
of the northwest quarter, (l4N, sec ion one / +.
ht twenty v-fnHr, 24). in the Unted STATES Re-
serve, IN Middletuu township, Woud county,
Ohin.
[ Terms of Sale Ohe-,hird cash on day ne
sale, the balance to be paid in one aud Iwe years
secured by mortgage on premises sold.
Appraised at $50 90 per acre.
&C. BAlRD, Sheriff.
RTyLER, cooK 4 rRorP, pltis AR'ys.
Dec. 2si, 1878. SsvSs 20
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-29
NUMBER 1885.
some OF the Beauties OF Life I'm Ar
izona-Hosier Ihan New York.

An Eastern gentleman engaged In
mining in Arizona has written to
friend, giving an account OF the diff
culties under which mining operations
are prosecuted in that Territory. He
says:
"rhe amount OF progress 1 make
seems to me small, but you can have
no idea Of the difficulties which have
To be constantly met and overcome.
The labor here is very unreliable and
IL ~ hard To get a days work for q
days pay, and there is a strong feeling
OF jealousy between the whites and
Mexicans which is hard TO overcome.
The weather is hot beyond belief.
Never, i think, less than 90S in the
shade, and from that mp to 1909.
There is no lumber in the country, and
all the building has To be done with
cotton wood poles, and hauled five
miles on jackasses to the mine. In ad-
dition, l have had to pack water five
miles. as we have had no rain, and the
tanks at the mines are exhausted. We
have now killed three rattlesnakes in
the house, besides any quantity OF
scorpions. etc. In opening my trunk
was stung in the finger by scorpion.
Il DOunu ppltlce Ol ONIONS huu topacCo
ON the wound aud drank three full
pints OF whisky. Ii made me very
drunk, and / think it killed the other
poison, although my whole hand and
ara were numb fer day or two. 1t is
pretty hard country, aud three inen
have already died Of thirst near here.
My last letters were sent here from the
mine (only IA miles distanD by an
old Scotchman. The letters did not
arrive, aud We searched for him and
found him dead only four miles from
camp. He was stripped, and his nails
were worn from his hands 10y scratch
ing in the sand for water We have
sent out twice and brought in men who
were crazy and blind aud speechless
from thirst The SUI is terribly hot.
and the rocks so hot that they blister
the flesh il touched. You can hardly
realize what a country it is, nor how
expensive il is, as well as hard work,to
accomplish much. Transportation,
more than anything else, is the great
bugbear.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-29

The Petersburg, Va. Index, one OF
the Southern newspapers that thoneht
the "iast mail" was Yankee Injury
which the poor Southern people have
to pay for, declares that Northern
people have weakness for sensation
and excitement" This trait reminds
the classic Southern editor Southern
editors delight in Homeric SMILES and
Cicerouian periods-"of nothing In the
world so much as Of baby sucking at
A sugar teat, and Growing over the thin
nutriment extracted" "A Southern
err" il SAYS, "will live in the same
honse all his life time, and never make
an alteration in its construction. lie
ia content with it as il was in the days
OF his ancestors; and so his children
and their children receive II from hini'
When a Northern man buys a house,
his first proceeding is To pull II All 10
pieces. destroying all the ancient herr
looms and venerable associations OF the
nlace. introducing what are hippantiy
called the modern improvements, and
makirg everybody but himself misera-
ble with the dust and noise" IL is en-
couraged to believe that the fable oi
the hare and the tortoise will be repeat
ed and the slow-going South will over.
take and pass the North with its last
mails" and other things "hippantiy
called modern improvements or-to
use it's own langusge--.'the overgrown
babies OF the North will some OF these
times go 10 sleep with the sugar tea'
between their gums while they wa.cn
game Of polo or croquet. and whet e,
they wake mp the faithful old So.sn .
will be in the lead, anu ,ne o1un,s .c,
riil then At last be rescued from knave'
snd fools. aud restored to the admiuis
tration Of honorable men and states
AZ present. however, y looks as as !
the tortoise, or rather the snappini
turtle, was asleep. aud only wakes oe
leasinnally, say at Coushatta or nam
burgh, 20 bite some poor "nieger .
head of 4 Detroit Post
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-29
NOW and Then.

In Michigan, in 1872, ut every Re.
publican headquarters, at the office OF
every Republican newspaper and every
gathering OF Republicans, there came
the sad news that in all other sections
OF the State some former prominent
Republican had declared for Greeley.
Trne, il has proved beneficial that
some who then departed from the true
fold have not returned; but, neverthe-
less, the news Of so large disatfection
in the ranks for time caused matters
to look little dark. Thanks to the
second sober thought Of the masses, a
reaction, strong aud lasting, took place,
and Greeley was defeated by an over
whelming majority. and the country
was again saved from the corruphng
influences OF that party which, but a
few years earlier, had plotted and IN a
great measure carried on the most gi-
gantic rebellion the world ever saw.
How is il now? On every hand, not
only in our. own State but IN other
States comes the news OF solid front
for Hayes and Wheeler There - no
break ia the Republican ranks, but
there il evidence that large inroads are
b,;no made in the Democratic party,
which will greatly help TO swell our ma
iorities in November; aud every day
the excellence OF our State, congres-
sIonal and county nominations adj
ing new recruits TO the Republican
party, strengthening the olderworkers,
and pointing out clearly to the young
voters that the Republicans are tho
party Of progress and reform
In some counties In THIS State, II
1872. II vas necessary 10 employ and
pay men 10 distribute Republican tick
cts. In the same localities to-day
flourisbing Hayes aud Wheeler ciub
are organized, aud the people are ask
ing the State central committee 70
more blanks in order that the club list
may be swelled still larger. Let th
good work go on. The people OF M,cp
iean will show by their votes IN No
! vember that no bogus cry OF "resoru,
raised by their old enemies. can indnc
them To forsake that party which ma
worked out so many noble reforms
j. the last 10 years, aud been as geners
thing 80 free from wrvpg-doing. -, Lar
siSs Republican. $780,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-08-29
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.

These celebrated car afs run on all right train
oa al toe lines Of ih.z rUad- They rar oetwee.
Chicago and Omaha. Chicago and Ceca
Rapids. Chicago and dialogue. vis Clinton
chicago ana Freeporf. Chicago and Marquette
Chicago aud Green Bay. Chicago and Milgar
kee. Chicago a. 81. Paul.
This Il the Only Line running these cars be
tween Chicago st. Paul or Chicago and MI
waukee.
At Omaha our Sleepres connect with the over
land Sleerers on the Union Pacific Railroad TO
Al polnts west Of the Missouri River.
All Ticket Agents sell tickets by this route.
W. n. SrESNETT,
General Passenger Agent.
MARVIN HrGrTT, General Superintendent.
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