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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
HEALTH OF PERRySrURG.

The general health OF our town, during
the past three or four years, has been very
good. We have had no epidemical or gen.
eral diseases, and few have died except
from old age and chronic or hereditary in
frmities. The exemption from disease and
from the consequent suffering and expense
ever attendant upon sickness is doubtless,
largely due TO the sanitary condition OF
our town. Our Board OF Health has fairly
discharged its duties, and all our citizens
are enjoying the fruits Of its labors in con-
tinued good health; and in many instan-
ces in the improved appearance of our
town. 1t is earnestly to be desired that
the same blessings may be vouchsafed to US
in the future.
Many Of our citizens have cheerfully
aided the Board in tina accomplishment of
the objects sought by it. In doing this,
they simply discharged plain duty rest
ing upon them duty which every one
should not only be willing but anxious to
perform, because to them are TO be derived
all the benefits.
The warm season is now setting in and
again the time has come when each and
all should remove, il possible, every cause
which may tend to produce i'll health.
There is nothing more conducive to the pres
ervasion and promotion Of health than per-
feet cleanliness both OF person and Of prem
i"es. With the former, the public has
nothing to do, but IN the latter, all have
hu immediate interest. Our reciprocal OBJ
legations, therefore, require every citizen
10 put his premises In the best sanitary
condition, practicable. To this end eel
lars shonld be thoroughly cleaned of all
decayed or decaying vegetables, and of
other impurities which may have been ac-
eidently deposited there during tho winter.
After being cleaned they should be well
white'washed. The drains from them
should be examined, especially at the ter
minus OF discharge, as the freezing and
thawing Of Winter and Summer are apt to
injure and clog them. The yards and gar.
dens should be closely inspected and every
thing found IN them which might serve to
poison the air we breath or the water we
drink, should be removed and properly
buried. Although empty fruit and oyster
Oanai battered tin pals and coffee pots; /;
wrecked pots aud kettles, and shattered
Jars and crooks may not emit an offensive
odor or render impure the water we drink
yet they are very injurious to the eyes and
we urge their removal from sight, whether
found In the yOrd, garden Or baek-adey
We shall probably recssio this subject
ngain.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
Look Ont for Them.

The way they do il is this: An "agent"
comes along, glib of tongue, good appear
ance, &C., and induces you to buy a Clover
IIuller, Wind Miller, or some other article;
takes your note and off he goes After a
month or so another man comes looking up
parties who have bought and are using
such a machine as yours, tells you it is an
infringement on somebody's patent, and il
you don't pay nice little sum down you
are threatened with a lawsuit. Maybe,
also, you will find your first note raised y
or some other thing done that will cause
you great deal OF trouble. To keep out
OF such scrapes, buy from parties you know
those who tell you in your town papers
that they have the articles you want. Such
parties are generally responsible, and il
there should be infringement Of patent
they will not allow you TO suffer. Give the
peddlers wide birth, and buy what you
need asindicaled above IiPpeeaaOe Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

The Bowling Green Sentinel contents
itself with general denial of the facts
stated in Cincinnati papers about the dis
franchisement OF Perrysbnrg township. The
charges made were specific, giving names
and dates. No person named has attempt
ell denial of the charges made. They
will not 80 deny, unless it may be
upon some immaterial allegation, for they
well understand that proof to sustain the
charge is abundant. The time has gone by
when mere cries of frnud on the part OF
Perrysburg township will avail TO screen
the guilty parties in the infamous transac-
tion of disfranchising a township for the
purpose Of gaining partisan victory.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30


There seems to be but little doubt but
what the Mormons are preparing to emil
CRATE from Utah Territory and their beau
tiful city by the Salt Lake. The Erening
Express, of Los Angeles, California, OF date,
Feb. 2lst, says:
Brigham Young, Jr., has just arrived
here from the South to organize a company
of 500 Mormon families which will colon
ize in the State OF Sonora, Mexico. They
will 90 from all parts of the Territory,
rendezvous at ST. George and leave there
about the 10Th of April, overland, for Mex
leo. The Mexican authorities have prom
ised Brigham's followers religious tolera-
tion and large grants of land.
1t is quite probable that the develop
ments in LEES trial aud confession, which
duplicates BRIGHAM YOUNG and his apos-
ties in the Mountain Meadows massacre,
has something to do with this emigration
TO Mexico.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
One Dollar for Six Months.

A great advantage our subscribers will re-
ceive by advance payments Will be that the
magazine will cuntiin no duuS. un Ecnlling I"
delmquents, no reproachcS for lack of npprec
alton. We shhl make II mighty efurt 10 give
nur subscribers their ,neys worth hut we
shall alsn drop all names nt the expiration Of
their subscription unless renewed.
We intend that the magaZin shall be i'm
proved in all mechanical respects, for which
our new publishers have fncilties not surpassed
by any other publishers in Cincinnati
AHd now we m Ike our appeal to the Masonic
Brotherhood To- come tn our aid and make our
effort a success. Tho Masonic Review is the
oldest masonic publication in the world. We
want to make it in every respect nne 0t which
the Jurisdictinn of ONO shall be proud.
The new Editor, with already many years
experience as an Editor, expects to be aided
and supported BY the wisdom aud experience
of his venerable predecessor. Bro. Cornelius
Moore, whose pen. for more than thirty years
has been ceaseleSSly busy in spreading the
light and promoting the glnry Of Freemasnnry, =,
and whose heart. though absent in body will
ever continue 10 beat with paternal pride and
ffection for the Review, which owes to him its
existence and its long onIeer Of success. May
it ever live "a Il monument to his memory.
THOMAS ]. MELlSH, Editor.
WRIGnTS0N II CO., Publishers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
A wOlI-known editor, having printer

A well-known editor, having a printer
in his employ who several times day
would leave his work to get a drink of
whisky, instructed his cashier 10 drop 10 cts.
in drawer 10 his credit every time that
printer went out. In seventeen months he
had drank himself out OF u good situation,
and the drawer being opened contained
S4O9. This wns loaned to mechanic, who
returned it with interest to the editor the
l7th Of last February, saying that he has
now wife, two children and property
worth $4,000, while the poor printer is
hunting for food.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

The Petersburg (va.) Tndes says a gem
tlemen OF that city, while walking over
the battle-ground Of the Crater, picked up
two minnie-balls Aattened and imbedded
in each other One was federal and the
other was a Confederate ball.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
Democratic Caucus.

The Democrats held their Township and
Corporation Caucuses yesterday, with the
following result;
For Trustees--H HENRY THORNTON, TIM
oTHY HAYES, JOHN LIMMER.
Clerk. w. CALLARD.
Treasurer-CLEMENsL LEAF.
Assessor-A. L. SCoTT.
ConstahleS BUcKHoUsE, HENRY
HILLABRANp, JACoB ARTz.
CoUNCILMEN.
JAMES LAFERRE, S. w. WEsreorT, JAS.
r. TYLER.
Cemetery Trustee-PERRY THOMAS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

Four only Of the fifty eight signers oil the
Texan Declaration Of Independents in
1885 survive. These are Edward Waller,
Of Virginia John w. Bunton, OF Tennes-
ace w. y. Scates, Of Sherman, Colorado,
and Charles b. Stewart, Of Texas Ali
arc over sixty-three
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

JOHN ID. LEES confession occupied over
four columns OF the daily papers on Sat
nrday last. He claimed that he was forced
TO play the part he did by Mormon officials
il is evident from the tone Of his confession
that he regarded the practices of Mormon
ism better to live by than to die By.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

One week ago last Saturday the Directors
OF the G. ii. & D. Road reorganized the
positions Of officers Oh the road. r. II.
SHOEMAKER was elected Pres dent; F. II
SHORT, late President, takes his former
place as Secretary and Treasurer, md c.
B. MARSH is Cashier.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

The head of New York mercantile
house was Dragging rather largely OF the
amount of business done by his "frm.'
"You may Judge of its extent" said he,
"when tell you the quills of our cores
pondence cost us two thousand dollars a
year." "Pooh p said the clerk of another,
who was sitting by, "what is that to our
correspondence, when save four thousand
dollars in ink from merely emitting to dot
thei'sln
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

The appointment of Ex-Governor Lee to
the position Of United States District At
torney has given general satisfaction
among the lawyers who know him. OF
course some had their fayorites among
other persons named for the position, but
all recognize the fitness OF the appointment
Governor Lee is a graduate of Wetern Re-
serve College. at Hudson Cleveland Her aid
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
MASONIC REVIEW for 1877.
PROSPECTUS.

fINHE undersigned have formed a CO partner
j ship to publish the MAsoSIo ReviKw. II
win be issued regularly on the FIRST OF every
month, containing forty-eight pages, neatly
covered aud trimmed.
Il will DO a journal in which Freemasonry
will be discussed IN its character and SYMBOLISM,
its philosophy, its past and current history.
1t will especially strive tn excel Ms a record
Of curre Mt thOuglt nd action, among the Ma
sonc Graft in all parts Of the world for
which the editor possesses the facility of
knowledge of the French and German tongues
The efforts of the publishers will he uutirinE to
make their periodical truly REVIEW OF oil
important matters passing in the Masonic
world; and work valuable to every Ma asonic
science.
Iu addition to this their aim will be In make
a pure and interesting magazine for the far mily.
To this end, choice and select stories, especially
those which in any way illustrate FreemasoDry,
will always find a hospitable welcome.
Every department of Masonry shall receive
Its Just share OF attention. Belonging tn the
Blue Lodge, Chapter. Council, and Oumman-
derry Of the Yark Rite and to the Lodge Of
Perfection, Council and Consistury of the An
cent Accepted Scottish Rite. aud appteciating
aud admirng the beautiful moral lessons com
mon to them all, we have no preindices against,
or partialtips in favor of any special Rite in
Masunrv. Let those who will attempt to set
Sy lbuhc against Scottish Masonry, or Scottish
against Symbolic, ours shall be the mnrc CRATE
fnl task, to develop the beauties Of nll legili-
mate Rites, and to bind all in lraiernnl harmony.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

New York Telegram: Mr.. Beecher ap-
proves the cabinet. He says that Mr..
Evarts is delightful talkOr, but talks too
much about himself. This is not quite
kind, considering that he once talked
about Beecher the larger part Of fort
night,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
A youngster being required to write a

youngster being required to write
composition upon some portion of the hu
man body: "a threat is convenient to
have, especially to roosters and ministers.
The, former eats the corn and crows with it;
1ne iaftos nTsPch9s thrnnnl. his s'n end 'h~'
ties il up. This is pretty much all | can
think Of about neeks."
Somebody should have suggested to the
youngster that the minister also used hls'n
to swallow the rooster that ate the corn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

a lengthy document is going the rounds
of the Democratic papers just now, headed
" An address to the American people" 1t
is one Of the dying kicks Of the late DEM
ocratic House Of Representatives and is
dated March 4th, 1877. As four-ffths of
those who kicked up all the muss at the
closing hours Of the Commission were men
who had been repudiated by their constit-
uents, we feel disposed to offer the same
consolation of sympathetic wife, Mrs.
JONES, who consoIed her husband thusly !:
"Now, Mr.. Jones' there is no Use of kick
ing around and wearing out the sheets il
you are dying.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

The Perrysburg journal of last week con-
tanned the longest ditch apportionment we
ever gazed OH. We called the attention of
an old maid to the fact and informed her
that the proceeds from that sale alone
would buy pretty good settin' -
Wauseoa Republican.
We will bet hairpin, that il Col. SMITH
did speak to an old maid he put in two
words for himself to one for us.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

Major LEN S. POWELL, the old veteran
newspaper mnu so we'll known in this sec
lion, has been engaged ms city editor of the
Texas Daily Lcadcr, which was established
over two years ago at Jefferson, Texas, but
WAS removed to Austin, tho capital, from
where the first issue appeared in the new
location on the Goth inst. Ii is live In
dependent paper, and supports President
HAYES policy W it'll much vigor and abili
ty. In announcing the engagement of the
NJ jor the Lender says: "He is an able
writer, an experienced journalist, and will
make our city department interesting AL
though lie has been In Austin but short
while. he has already made many friends,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

The attempt to destroy the MiamN Gu
nal by the introduction of bill in the
Legislature to abandon the Lewistown
reservoir has aroused the people along the
whole line, especially where there are
manufacturing interests which derive their
power from it. A plan, contemplating the
care Of the canal interests for the next FIVE
years, was arranged at Cincinnati short
time ago, and n permanent organization
was effected and officers elected to carry
out the objects Of the association. Assess
ments are TO he made on the proprietors of
mills &c, to deiray the expenses Of the
association
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
For Cemelary Trustee,

FHANUIS HULLEN BEJk,
Mr.. HoLLENBEcK not being present, he
has since authorized us to announce that
he is not candidate, aud could no, serve
~ elected.
II dissatisfied with your officials in both
Township and Corporation, the opportunity
is now offered to make n change. Let every
man exercise his best Judgement aud work
for the best interests OF both Township and
Corporation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
RennhlIcnn Cnncns.

Persusnt TO notice the Republicans Of
Perrysbnrg township held their caucas a,
the Town Hall on Saturday last. 1t wa
about the largest ever held, and harmony
prevailed throughout the preceding" The
candidates we're all nominated by balloi
and every mans right to nominate and
vote for his choice was fully respected.
The following is the ticket nominated
which is good one and should be elected
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

Hon. CHAs. DEvENs, President HAYKs
Attorney General, lei bachelor. But, then
--JAs. BUCHANAN wns a bachelor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

Tho Presideut,s New Southern POI-
lcy-The Appointment OF ~ Esu blic
Printer-No q ears OF n D0nrth vf
Applicants for Office-The Extra
session, its Organization and les
Probable In bors-The PeuusyIva-
mia ca amorOns-StRuleY Matthews
-NopOtism In Public offices.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
But 1t must be Understood that this Is
IMPERATIVELY IN ADVANCE,

No subscriptions will be received withuut the
money in advance. The publishers know it
w'uld be impossible tn publish the Magazine
at the low price of 81 90. aud then spend half
oi it in its efurts to collect L.. Our friends, IN
cludiug all old subscribers who have not al
ready paid, will therefore understand that no
more than the first number Of tile new volume
will he sent in them unless they remit for 1871.
We will, howeycr, from such as may deem 1t
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
TnE PRIoEoF THE RkvIEw suAiLBEnEREArTHR
Two Dollars per Annum,

Instead of 81 Co ms heretofore. Asthis includes
the puslnRe, hich we have tn prepay, the re-
dured nrce is exceelinRly low.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30
TOWNSHIP TICKET


For Trustees,
HENRY WYGANT,
ISAAC WHITsON,
JOHN BURDO.
For Clerk,
STEPHEN MERRY.
For Treasurer,
FREDERICK YEAGER.
For Assessor,
GEORGE w. NEWTON.
For Constables,
CHARLES G. BAIRD,
P. L. MAHR,
DAVID HATCHER.
For Supervisor Road District No. .,.."...
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-30

I certify that the foregoing law is cor
rectly copied from the original roll on file
in this office.
MILTON BARNES,
Secretary Of State.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

@tssin 2 d eirr anse-
fIbrt wur6e. Gin Bausr RON @a.
ftir9tcn Grrnibip. Stupltid Co., un>
terlieB es /; rcr ret,srtn Sdbrfn frinc
County Ilrea 81 tfiatlen, iR Der %bi6t,
ictn GtBtnthum con zen Gomm;iioncrs
FUR eis Sarsr rerfaufrn gu ldT n. un,. rs
pann re6t ttGis nispcr eintaufen 3u tcn,
nsn. Ter Slln sslans gang Ycrtrefiftt
slis bic Saren bis gu SO aufselaufen
rartn, ,pursc rGs Giecnttum pcn ben
GDunte GCrmiiiicnsrs gum Gertlufe
anss:fo en-. llnier gutter Bauer fam su
eem gsrtlafe unc erlteissrte fein Gistn.
teum filr SO. 10 Rag er icnit pole $50
srOEtirt bate. gBls etnmQl aelinsr,
,geltnSt aud $40 w.imdl, Dahte unfer EAldu,
meier. uRo unterlieE rS abermdls, ifine
Iaren 3u be3dblen. Sei benz lesteR Gpm.
mtiECners 9erf1ufc purne bas Gtgen.
ttnn pieoer gum @erflufe ausgelhrie.
ben uno efr pitF9e :. aEer bate iith reftt.
;eitis sirsffunrea. 9lber tsr Msafb
penft unr 9ctt lentt. Gin 3l&bar bat
te ccn bent fAlduen 9tane @tnc ssfoms
men UNI bcfGlpifen, cenfelbrn ;u pereer.
Ben. 3u rie;em 3wede fanp er fh
ebenfa1s bei bem @ommiiipners Ser
fapfe Elm, une ais tas GiscntSum be5
berubtsn gduern an cis 9lti6e ia Il. bot
er til8tig eaiouf Bis er rs auf $40 Fin,
oufSetrte6en Bate. Giefe Suninie mug
tenunter ser5fuif's Bauer tejlblrn,
wenn sr fetn GtgsI,ttun nlbt tn anber.
ffdthe ss9an- -falItn ltppate, att ftpe.
rem 9erjen tD1t er es, unb fea f9 jfBt
entf@icien babrn, tn 3ufgnft fetns S1re
~ rf9elraeia IT Fe:abNa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

Scr irGt nictt stluSsn. wa5 Lbsr ern
@trit ure eie @uffamftjt con Or. Iu.
suf S6nig,s 9lmsGrssr Sraftbes se'
fu9t unr seE8rieben wite. Rein. FEM
ntyr Ser icrt Gus, rrun SSr Gacr
Siarcr rner Grsrs 6reurre III Grtil,uua
rpr Sutsn te;stn, purb cen Wt5rlub
tiRsS einstgeu Sa5etbtnS. (mcltes nur
% Grnts frftt une in isetr NpUtsste .;u
tIEtn if) ut;rjeusen ron Der gBirdlm.
tcif aup esiltraf, eisT,s ttiist,sn psui.
den Sriln,ittc!s.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

Tie nsue 9lncaftr 9ride sci SsaS.
ing rurre dm Winpr5 son cen rurb
rie Court ernlnntrn 9tfttiasrn siaer
aeR1usn Trufuug untsrwcrftn. Sie
n1rwsn srndue @sraltNinssn unp lluttr,
faSuuetN els Matsrilis scr uao an
9anmittlss wurren ;rei srrss @iRen,
eir rsfp. lI.TO0 uno II 800 pfunr &rs-
len entbiclttR rstcn ciIdnetr ilter ris
Birdie stfatrtn. Eie II Gfst, uelt, lie
icssn ns9sa ;uflmmsn nstf cen WJstn
1850 %funt, 70 RAP has Gtidmmtst.
riot $500 9furb betrug. lie Gle!
rurcen Icaar in 9rat seIcst. ctne iepo9
cine mtrtIite StutuHs cctr metr ais &c,
E5bHtite Grituttsgurs 3u p.rurlabsu.
Cine '9rcts Ntngt 3uIaluer wcbnts
tirirn grlfunseR Der StGrte res Srud.
rntaute tei.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22
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murcs dm Wcn;ag esu 5. 6etraar cine
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beTSws Sef&dftisuns iu Fnpsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

Stredlihts unslud in ciner Gr;.rubs.
Gin fGr6tbarsS Il slld creisaets iih am
Mcntases 5. 6ssruIr in Der G,isner;.
sruss prn Daniel 9lusr 81 .ernTnsers.
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f&lfust p1ren, itur;ten p;IsIi6 hie
9Elnpe rrr 0rube eiu unp ttsraben 6su'
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5gg tisfen Groma6s. Tie rrsi erltsn
!lmfn um'S 9sbcn; 6reeerid wirb dbar
maSrl4tinlih pasenfpmms1.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22
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fae Sases in bic Ss.,F rntI&aft asliblt
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ftca sanie Aamrs!e une mirp iitt raScr,
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8srFe @etsrctttr sief's SlSytuneerts IN
ffnipa6 rrntrttt -Grrttst wtiRt
@-tit 2 atfp n trIusri.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

9n tiaem Gtrrit ;wiiteNrtn Srletru
GtGrIcs urc ,Ncrrse Ser1srt in Gma
SrrpuaS. in Der @i5t rcn vi tssnrJ
30 George eiuta ScYolp,r mo rprtett
Gborts b9r6 rmtu Snas. NIt Der SbIi
uttr!ttFrIe Ter MSrtsr fj$ cen SrsNr'
rtn. Gr tesauptet in ,Srlths, rtte,cis'
uuS9ecaneeIt su b1Heu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

Ter Nertt ees tartassn Gissutsuns
in ttr Smrt 0lntlfsr III pabrsno BEN
lss,n Sabre rcn SIC $50. 500 (ttiuate
orsistsn Miaicurn Colars) $ll $40 .3S6
lslf unp cine Natbe @inipu) u)ssmntrn, 10
rae Der Riesi1briSc SGr duf mttr esm
;tbn srr Gent bsbrr seitet rsrrtr mus.
un bic firttiaea @GssSHsd ;u eedsR |!
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

A stitch in time, saves nine. -
3U Icuu& ieiaNs uDgCSlicia euI6 peu
iGNrIta lStbrd>tt uoa II. IGJaR 16.
niJ'S JcdmrNraer Srcpicu 81 sut{eraea,
eriplrt 8gdasbtu uap &rle0 tlIr DGi1Sr
une MppIb,te.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

. 6lnriRtani. gBtCtant @vtn ,ruret
.Gm WNata3 gMsta9 in NtuSbaSS stbanst
w'lt rr lttGca 4lIptrGper GImtrl GiGr.
itaII ermorcctc. Csr MtrRer wuvpc
tcrr,t5 am 4. StpismtIr 1873 ccmMit.
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-22

SurJuar Ait. - Sn Ger rtuti@tn
tltbp,utbsn 8irGe 3u NLristtI tam Iuri-
ti,e cine st3eRtbGmtnte teh;itt psr.
Gun iunscr @f4an pca 20 Sdelrn. @G'
mems y. HsiatciS. berIttste nImIih
ole ~ RtNSe &atlwr ers gctrr Wria.