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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD

Ia OAEOD.
To all who are suffering from the errors and To-
discret'Ons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
Ay, loss OF manhood, &C., I will send you recipe
that will euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary In
South America. Ecnd 4 seli-addressed envelope 10
the REv. JOsEPH t. Imam, Station D, BiSle Rors,,,
St1r lNk City. jl2T-codAW
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The report Of our foreign commerce
for 1876 makes strong exhibit in the
way Of dcbt.paying and changing the
balance OF trade from the debit to the
credit side Of the ledger. Here are some
Of the figures;
EXPORTS.
Domestic s5ij G9s 90
Foreign merchandise lig2J, 7t3
Total $500 GIL ,II
GU 100
Excess, Of export, over inport......slGi 90. on
Compare the above with the exports
and imports of 1875;
ENFOKIs
Domestic meIrhlndise zee. $igi 2G5, 81
Foreign l5,CsSUl
SiO,sh
lurokta.
MrrrhlniEc III, SIS
Excess Of exports over inports..."s 7,i99,Ols
The exports Of specie in 1876 were
only Sl7973,752, against S7O,lOS,S52 in
1875; while the imports show n gain Of
over 10 per cent-irom S2l, 32l,95G to
S3l,l79,397 a little study Of these
figures will explain to people why the
premium on gold continues to decline,
and currency to approximate an equality
al. iii
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We take great pleasure Ia announcing to the cit
i.PnS Of Wheeling that We have purchased the en-
tire stock Of Livery belonging 10 the late hTm Of
Husemen A Msndel, and will continue to carry on
the business al the Old we'll known stand, Nos,
i5C0, 1902 and 1904 Main street, where We will he
pleased 10 SEQ the old patrons Of the Stable As well
Is the new who may favor US With call. We will
endCayOr to keep ClPiul and obllglng giOoms, who
will take the best Of care Of Boarding llOrtes
BAILEY 4 TRAVIS.
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BY yifiucOl decree made 10 the above entitled
cause, OF the November tenn Of the Circuit Court
Of Tyler comfy the undersigned, who was APP
pOlnicd Special Commissioner for that purpose
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.


In the Circuit Court OF Tyler county, wCst Viz.
glnii.
Thomas Il. GOrrCll,
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TOOuT many friends and the people 10 general
Of Livery, are pleasant and accommodating men,
and will Try 10 please every one that will patroniIs
them. They are well known In our tIty and are
men who are well intended 10 conduct lint.clais
Livery and Sale Stable. We have no hesitancy In
recommending them 10 the public.
fec HUSEAIEN i MENDEI..s =.
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lNTELLIGENCER,
Terms, So per Year, in Advance
Pacific RAILROAD lime TABLE.
LEAVE, ItNIN,,TDS

LEAVE. ItNiNtlpN
accommodation for st Louis amt the
49,, ,, :, ,,--.'..-. '..--..-. " 'i"N NJ
E>I,,,.-- ,,rI Nal I,,t - -, NJ
A!Iiy, Al ~ J,,it,a - ''"''' ~ NJ
~ ~ ''' ''""'a ........... ....--. " :" A. Nj.
ARRIVES.
Express and Mail from 81. I.uuIa. Fast
ann south .--.-...... ...-. ...... -. .? lUA- 81.
-Act"nIiii"'tIti"n from II. Louis. East
AMI south ArrI'"~ ...--------.... .G'"Ur M-
Tickets on sale At III" Missouri P,rlil,. IIcLrL
Oilir". III thr 'ItS Hotel Lexington Mo 10 aII
part, al / nlt"d STATES, ,anadns and rurorr nj
lowest Ttirr. Etg;.i!. en- h.,i Inruuph ia dos
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CUPID SWALLOWED.

T'uth-r lay. ~ ~ Iwiniug
k">ea iUr u vroWu t. dine m.
h.L. ni al! things. mId-t the heap,
should Light On, ia,i asleep.
But the Little desperate eli
III" linH aItur,-Loye himself
hy We wiu-> pirhe! niu up
Like Il hrc, and IN Il cup
pi nay win. riun---! and sank him.
And what d Ec think l'I'i?-l drank him
FH'th, though: i4IIn dead. Not hr,
fhrrr he lives with i"uI,,lI gj"r;
AnH now thls moment. WIlh his wing
| Ir,i Inn TICKLING my hvart-StrIu-s
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NfBuCHaDhs2LAR.


iuu, NrbGChadncElth. Wuua cab
W ftrT - y"U likIn 10 70, sat.
- inb lru lgI IL know -4h
rs" a-nuiuln' Ob lie lIr--
l"u h"tirT stop dat prancIh
lpU pow 'iul IrI,d nb dhn"lm'.
Bat IN nrl my yeah ndyuncfn',
DIt il cure NUu ub your .Hiur~.
Look hctn. mule Better min out
tur ImG Nuu know YOU ii lin out
li"" Gui'h / II wear d. IlHc u',t
pu yOuT ugly, -tuhhO'n II back
lou nerdu 'ttry to steal up
Au' NJ tat precious nee! up,
foH sc ,;pi 10 pIuw dls lie! ~.
on has, slh, Tor II fac.
BAR. dat's de way 10 do IL
He - comm riEht down to 1t,
les wa''n him llDwin rruo it,
bl> nlGgcr ala I no tool
Some folk, they would "a beat min;
SOW dht wouIi only heat litm-
! Snow ir-' how :" tr"Ht hlfu
You mus r"nson wit Il mule
Tie minds me like u Niger;
II kr Wa only hr.Grr
i.'l i"fch II mighty iiGgrr,
HE w"t,ld. tell you! lrs. sah
SO lIuw he keeps h-CiIChIn
liz = IL l-uri- IL chicken.
I'm urbber Iiuh- % hickin'-
ahod, da", heb"chadne- ali
. (.
j. dis heah mc, or not me
ar Is dc debhil got me.
WI- iai tCHuuun ~hUl m":
Hab lad hrah NOR. II "a week
bat mule ho kick nILnLln
he beast WA sp He'd N l.iIsin'--
Ey now 7 '-lrct hr's grn2rn'
ON de urtcr -t.i" oh lie creek
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Mr. Jones and Miss Smith were en-
loving tcte-n-tctc when the latter
asked Jones if he did not think women
were more sensible than men. He
paused moment or two, rubbed his
favoritc bump, and then responded
why certainly they are. They marry
men, and men only marry women. -
Miss Smith beat hasty retreat.
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and very rare. that hi. can earn no
o,hrr man. \ rn,,mnn SnILicr ,,o,.,.
brute thnlvi, ynu ,..,l,rd hin, iu., now
I'm, thi. ,,Iyant,o,. II, the >t,,,n,. ,;r,,,
,y,. Iiy. il, ,y,r, H.. .,Iw.,.. tn.. ~ 4,,,,.
before = host Of ,yr,n,rGiliny w;tn.cs.c
Do you dnIb, tLit ~, may - 40 !, tn
b, r>fntIcI rbrnurh . whole r.rin,.,,
= whole army thrnugh = wboIn
,.n1In,ry Turn ,yLii. ,o,, mn, ga, ,.o
rrjry, In, p,,I and NV
II Will, la,k Tor opjy one witness
sir. cried Richard. with a BURSTING
ncari
II understand ,ou viii Il. . ,y,t,,,-
tul and 3. t,Iry,;,,l ,,n,. E,
L,yr hoard tr,,, r,;,.,,.. r;.,.rI
avn lin. Fla, H.. Lr,,n,,.1
down. anon III, knee. ki,.,.I t,,.,, nt,i,..,,
hand. arose. and went n,I, nt the. l;oht
oi the dark brj?i., ..y,>. an altered m5lu
In that wear. o,.. thousand seven bun-
,lrrd and uiurry-u,,r IN. French w.r.
in Eu,rr in lt.,,, II, ,;,.r,n.,,v ,.h.ra
not Nau,,I,.nu Hnu.,,,,,t,. L,j l,i-.,,,.,.
!,"nun L. stir .,uain-t II. in Indi, ,nd
.no>f nI.l cond read the .ions of In.
-"cat troubles thut were coming on. In
the very next vr;tr. when we formed an
Alliance with Austria against hun. Capt
l:.uI tons regiment was on service in
India And there Wa not a timer nom
comm >~'"ncd officer III it-mo, nor III
IN" "h"I" Iinr than Corpora. Richard
l1"nf'IGilrk-
In eighteen hundred and one, the
lndI'n amy w"r" "n the coast OF Egypt.
Next N"tu' wa1 th" wear ut the prociarna-
iIt,Tf tlI t,4 4 ,I,,-
recalled. Il had then become We'll known
I" thousands ot men, that wherever
| ''Ptai" taunton with the dark bright
eyes Icd, h"r". ri"Ne 10 him, ever Al his
side. hrIn - i rock. true a. the sun. and
brave ;'' liars. would be certain 10 be
',''.'" "'~'' '''', '''' III 'he:' near
,,I II''' I,''i."' s''''''' sci S'a'' l'Ic'''' Il
i'IW'.',''N' ,..
, -'.I''' "'I'''''' 'I'i 'N'; oe7t''e'
"'''S '''t great year "i trafalgar, was
Il 'tAt "l t2f" h&HllhG IN lniii mat
yen. ~" cI'A W"hdrr> done by Il
''' 'I"F''' VII" cut HIS Why slh@'c-
"'""'" ,'I""1h i >"t' HAAS "i ll!'h'
recovered III" c".ora "i his regiment
"Aich na' been seized from the hand OF
Il poor ""N HA"l ti't"4Sh the h"hrt. ana
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4 TTok\ ti~ Al LAW, L,NnSivn. NJ.
IA UlLsc over 81. -, .l4il >lrr,- i..,.vr
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tics. liz. c-4rIr.Ac Cont u tue >ta,v .gI.I
District Cont 81 j..r l.u,r,t states. Prompt
~; uJ.vu gwen I" collections au's ali "It.ri
b.-Iur-- lam:
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A IIORNEl7 Al LAW,
~ LkNiSGToS. Mo.
One No. N>i Main street. over Irs!s !'tu.
Store, w!iI practC, III The l.si..' tie amt .'ilv.
i..g COUNTIES >p,,..l attention, S.N' I" >"i1v't
t.Uus and the investigation ul IHI.u t.t.rs.
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JOHN =. BLACkWELL.

4 IIDI.\Eh Al LAW, Lexington, Missouri
"A W III pI-cti,e IA al TIE ,VU..> OF latay-u
ana aLJvIuIHs cuu.iiee. Prompt attention given
to ali business. 1INcC u.,i Aull savings
hauh. saw yer = Oil sand. itniIu
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AlTuKN NEN -.
II RENT0A ATAYI.UIs.

4 TTDRNEI AT LAW, VIII practice IN all
~ the Courts Ui Lafayette ana ADJOINING
Counties, also N tuc Fr!'TLI courts. NPtciA-
attention gwen 10 collection anu investigation
vI !4ni IiItrs Office 4u " It>uI's blUch, urA.
door 10 / ;. Express oilIco MAN siicet
sep-h-
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MIIIIkN HuING.

A TTOkNEl Al LAW Lexington, Missouri
"A N!il pTAttIrr ms .Ivic--.O" ia -. oI lie
count, uI i-It.,s c.tr c"G"ts ..nI iAc courts q!
Record Al the -sl'tc- o1!.'y vNvE ->UIi's HanA
I>.." .yr's ola ~t--u,U- All business promptly
attended to. iIuu-Iy
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A TlpRNElS AND trI N~tll''fS Al
"A Law, Lexington. No. uE.,,, uo"i room
over the Lexington >:GNI IuG!- !.ts,h, opposite
Ino count huu-v. " III pIi,IIcr IN Tia" GuuI,N OF
lA!.. rtir ALI. ,.rTuiunt. ,..lAi.,-, -i., ..t'O III
IA. supreme court uI I-r -i-.tr ~! Ni!-="U.4, AKA
tie = ,Ir,UIT Distinct ,uuI.n IuT die
49,. Ii /
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ALFRED j. HALL,

I ATE LIKt UII AND fi;u> >tCuIING Az
II IuRski, Viii lEagi!rc IL - the courts UI
-v|uTd, III La,aE lie L"-Ht. anu III u! thc STATE
anu cderaI courts. Criminal law anu Cp.!tc-
Tons u 7pecIaity- t.eIyrs - ptIn!Is7IuIi, It. th=
Chairman Stale DrInDCT.Ii4C t.N,Cullvt LVIII!IJ-
t-c; 10y }. " Stevenson, |. = Senator IIOm
kentucky. Il. X. Iteianu, County Treasurer,
+. NeIler : stole. JanIU-ly
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EIDRiDGE BtKnEN,

IIDINih y Iut y ~ELLrE Al LAW
"A LeNIAxtp:. Mo. ptiI,r bach ."o;u over the
ISA.HglUu SlS.u.- E.Jh, opposite >r-it n"i~t-
W Al! II4,II,v Al ~...tv tSu,t-s. ,v-ii--
HTuI attention ~ II. tu ti, ,,iI,, i4"""l lain
aui t.Too-te u..~!Ira-. trHI.-y
JytiS 4 g. IJIT. tHANhLIS h. II,
\.f.l. ib.Jl..s
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A TTORNEls Al LAW, LENi\GTpN.
10 B.,uh uuE ..,tI
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MI. Al,
DIR. j. ks. ALEXANDER.
DIR. }. III. STRAsTEEsN.
DI.NlI>
Dis. j. ". NENG.

S,jRGEuN Den il~ l,"nlct"ppu>ii" 6
- the court hrusv. "' >-1!r>, !."AtHS- Cr>~S
iU., Mo. AI.wuI = don, Ia i >clcniit" S@-IAJ
manner. 49,
Persons knowing Themselves indebted 10 h'
Wal please make prompt pay yin"ri.
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A Titf:HsF III LAW, Lexington, Mo, Wi.
a III .'Iyr III o. ,uIris ul L.,iAyv Aur. al
U.Hlus counties, s:u.i III ,Lc >UlTe!G Court q!
the s.itv. Special attention gwen 10 ,u!ecIlUns.
OIL,c III DuiCt, RON, hear Gu.E!cs y co... lTU-
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An editor writes IA this melancholy
strain: ''N" didn't want our wife 10 20
tu the auction, and 80 We Ind her shoes
to keep her at homr. Having occasion
u - "at aa h'.. altvrmari, wc looked
Tor "m boots. lul they weren't there;
neither vs. oar WIlr. II i>u't any USE
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Il is p.apa~cI. ia Indiana. jo change
he marriage service $50 that il VIII read
'NAoj9r take this WouAns' Aud the
l..,t'-,rn1lu ~ll. answer. Il dare.
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MISCELLANEOUS
J.R. NEWBOLD'S
I ailoring Establishment,

Upstairs, over NCC ausland " Bedford
- store. suit made to order. Goats, Pants.
and Vests cut To lit. Eeparing and M"udiug
done short notice. All work warranted
TO give sati7tac tiOn. Twenty Years experience
IN Lexington should lie sufficient guarantee
1. OH uNtIlML
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

New Music.-We. have just received
from the Publisher copy of new Tenn.
perance Song and Chorus by the popular
and famous author, JAS G. CLARK, entitled
Nowhere to 60" This is the latest, and
is one of the best Of Mr., CLARK's popular
songs-and comes most opportune just now
when there is such an interest in the tenn
pcrance cause. Mr.. CLARK's productions,
including When the Mists have Rolled
Away" and the 1.-TWO Villages" are known
and sung throughout the land, their beau
tiful melodies, choice poetry and rare
adoption of music to the words rendering
them universal favorites We append the
opening stanza of "Nowhereto go:"
Homeless tonight. and with no one to pity,
.. Weary Of living, and dying with woe
Homeless tonight in the heart of the city,
-rs Freezing and starving yet nowhere 10 o.
Mailed on receipt Of 35 cts. Address,
W. w. WHITNEY, Publisher,
Toledo, 0.
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farmers magazine for Juue-H,,,,.,

lIHT peT'S magazine Tor june HiF1er'i
A'gnsine for Juue is a beautiful number; and
for the uniform excellence Of its illustrations
and the variety and interest Of its reading mat
ter, 1t deserves comment as being step in ad-
vance of anything hitherto undertaken.
The readers Of the Magazine will find Mr.
BKNJAMIS's paper on Contemporary Art in Ger
many even more novel and interesting than his
previous contributions On English and French
Art, He gives concise but satisfactory ac.
count OF the Art Schools Of Munich, Vienna
aud Berlin; and the text is illustrated with re
productions OF the best pictures by German ar,
lists, and with portraits of Kaulbach, Piloty.
benbsch, Max, Oefreggsr, Maka:t, aud Knaus
The illustrations represent the best work of
leading American epgraveTs. tyaft
NJ thorough description has ever hitherto
beer published of the AndroscOg gin LA kes, and
Mr.. EDWARD ABBoTT's paper on this subject,
with its picturesque Illustrations win show that
the reginn has unusual at ttractisns for tn he art.
isl as we'll as the sportsman. .t +-,.- g.
There is much interest in the story OF The
Niebelungen Lay. as given in the graphic out
line Of story and principal characters, bv Miss
LIMA NJ. ScHooHM iKER, a cultivated German
writer The Wheeler Survey in Nevada :"
'Gibraller, its History" &c (; :" Birds Nests !"
" Moses Clymer's Business -" Popular Expo
siton of Some Scientific Experiments" will
all be found by the reader very interesting pa
pers. Fiction has, as usual, its general allnt
mrpt of space, and the'writerS are both novel
and dramatic And not the least interesting is
the poetry in this number. The Edit ria! De-
partment furnis hes, as usual, wen erganized
bldy Of entertaining AMI instructive matter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
Personal.-Dr. Q. r. HUME and lady

* Personal.-Dr. G. II. HUME and la ady
of ofTontogany, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. A. w. PANGHoRN, of Sand Lake,
Michigan, is on n brief visit to his uncle
Mr.. HENRY THORNTON.
THOMAS DAVIDSON and EDWARD
LOOMS, of Scotch Ridge, have been at
tending College at Oberlin, and are we'll
pleased with that institution.
Our young friend GEO. HIMME1MAN
returned home, on Wednesday, from Gin
cirnati, having taken four months course
in business college there. 4
We were pleased to meet, among the
Knights of Pythias at Toledo, Wednesday
w. II. RoUzER, Esq, the present Mayor OF
Dayton. Mr.. r. is an old member of the
"Art Pressrvative," and we are pleased to
learn that he is making very efficient
and popular officer. .f Eft
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Cemetery Notloe.-All ncrsons ,

Cemetery NOtice.-All persons who
may be holding deeds of conveyance OF
Tmy lots in the Fort Meigs Cemetery, for.
'nerly known as the Perrysburg Cemetery,
ure notified to present the same fol inspec-
tion and record, as authorized by sections
II and lS OF Cemetery Ordinance.
4n WM, Crook, Treasurer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

You are asked every day 'thtough the col
umns Of newspapers and BY your Druggists to
use something for Dyspepsia and Liter com
plant that you know nothing about, yet you
get discouraged spending money with but little
success. Now TO give you satisfactory proof
that GREEN's AueUsT FLowER will cure you Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
IIabitual Oostiveness, Palpihon Of the lIea ri,
HEARTBURN Water brash coming mp Of food af-
ter eating, low spirits, &c, we ask you 10 go
70 your Druggist A. r.. Cha afNEY, and get a
Sample Bottle Of GREgS's AUeusT FLOWER for
0 cents and try il, or a Regular Size fOE rs
ce nis, two doses will relieve you. 10
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FestlvaI.-The Ladies of the NJ. f
Church will offer to the public an ice
cream festival at the church parlors on
this Friday evening, 25th. Cream and
cake l5 cents. Let everyone come and
bring his neIghbor. A pleasant time is
expected and the ladies hope that the first
dish of the cooler" will prove so delicious
as to whet the appetite of each participant
for the second. Come one and all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

Settle Up.-lIaving disposed of my
stock Of Goods and closed mp my Store,
desire all knowing themselves Indebted to
me to call at once and settle up. The store
rooms in which have been doing business
ARE for rent orslle. GILBERT BEACH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
The programme commences at the Toy
Committee M MeetIng.-We ar

po Committee N MeetIng We are requested d
by the members of the Floral Committee
to state that there will be meeting of it.
members at Centennial Hall on Monday a,
4:30 P. M, for the purpose Of appointing
committees and making other necessary
arrangements for Decoration Day. All
teachers in our schools are requested to meet
with the Committee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
Drug and Fancy store.-The new

Drug and Fancy Store. The new adj
vertisement of Messrs. TAYLOR & &MILLER,
Druggists, will be found in this issue.
They Keep fine supply of nearly every
thing that goes 10 make up astock of goods
for this line of business, and their store is
arranged and kept in manner highly
creditnble TO themselves and to Perrysbnrg.
Remember them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
It VIII Cost You Nothing TO
Call and Sec us.

npv GOO Our variety is SO
0@s% great that il would be use-
less to try and Gull special attention
to any particular article, but ask
y our attention to the completeness
of our stock. we have everything
pertaining to the Dry Goods line,
and offer them to the public at pri-
ces that would startIe the oldest
merchants i'm the country. We are
bound to be foremost in Dry Goods.
ltwiIl pay you tn examine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
Farm for Sale, Roachton, on G

Farm for Sale,-At Roachton, on Cen
ter Ditch, so acres, 40 acres cleared, well
drained, on which is 3 log houses, with
good wells OF water to each, good orchard.
A heavy crop Of corn was raised on it the
past season, Any one desiring home, or
ioFinvestnient, great bargain is offered
Enquire OF GILBERT REACH, or
ANDREW Roach. ~
perrysburg, Feb. 10, 1877, r- 43
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
NoiIcc IN IIoIdprs of Ccmetory Jots

All persons holding lots in the Fort
Meigs Cemetery are hereby notified thai
they are required to clean up all rubbish
on them, and are earnestly requested to
aid in beautifying the silent city Of our
dead. WM, CRooK,
Director uf ImproyenIents
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

a man made a bet Ihat heI could ride a
fy-wheel in assnw mill, and as his widow
paid the bet she remarked: 'William was
a kind husband, but lie did not know
much about fly-wheels."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25

phhn1c We have thcm-alI styles
1SS ~ and shapes. Our hand-
made cannot be exceIIed, nor can
they be beaten for low prices. We
take pride in the neat fit of our
CTATS We pay special attention
N@% S&AAS' TO this. Examine them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

For Rent.--A small frame house with
SIX rooms, situated on Indiana Avenue.
"f Fstt..T t. HENRY A, Ross
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-05-25
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

e,RRscrsB wEsELYBV +. R. MILLER co.
PEHsYsBuRo, May Is 1877.
wheat...sl go9S2 90 Flour y bl slltall so
Corn v 100 ibs.....70c Oats -. 49, 32@35c
do ahsllrd, -. 50is15S Rye .'.. 49,. .''65c
Dressed B.uf.. - 0p7ci Glover seed " bu SS@9
Park y bbI $50 Gn,Chickeus ~ ib ,....Sc
Hogs. .5lS 6sc rurkeysY h 80. l0c
Potatoes. 81 250l so Beans, navy .S1.5O@$2
Dried apples. ......4. Lard .....'". !aGl?c
HnttOr. ..... .o.IO,1 1 2st Eea atheFs T5@S0c
Eggs .s.s.. .9ctsae fatssrU