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The Jasper weekly courier., 1878-11-01
BULLS
cEDRON BITTERs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL MEN.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL rES.


'ITFNE f'IkIs " IIfF 70. HTF- Nay y, lfff.
m. JoHS RrLL-rrsr srs Last February - AZ
Louisville prrshnsnr drugs ana rot suSss W vorv
SarSaparills and Cedron n.ttsrn
Wy son-ir-law. who with me NJ the store has
been down with rhsWmafixfn for some time rorarr~ea
cn ~ hittsrs and soon found his general health i'm
'rYnrcf
Dr Gisi. who has been IN bal health tried hem snd
he asp Improved
~. Cof4e, who has been IN baf health fuf several
Tears-HTnwkcn Affected has Improved vsrv
much ~ NE use " your Hiilerr. fufr.A the cedror
hifitrs has Tiren you great popularity III his settle.
ment. think I cuud sell great qunntify of your
medicines this fAli-sspecAilr y~ur Ce1ren ntsrs NH
SarsapaFilla. ship VA Memphis care of RIsk.fs
Nicely Respectfully. C. R WALxER
Prepared BY DR.. JOHN BULL. NJ his Tah
cratory, fifth Street, Louisville. ny.
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DAYS Of Meeting OF the Trustees
of the various Townships in
Dubois County.

notice. hereby given that nc Tru..
Ices ~ tar various townships OF Du.
bois 90. Will b. NJ their respective oflires
iii each III ihe townships for The purpose
N attending 10 township business. IN
the following days:
Columbia H'iti-rn Necns. naiuirifre Marion H.n
&fHer<Ni lAf4~Hn. Cas- aAd Fed sard rnw. it,
tl .u Saturdays N raeh As.k AVA rAtska IN f.i,,
(, Npn'isv- M rach MADISON tc~rskip IN ~ ~,
ttd IA Saturdays " srsrs month.
Persons having hu~inrss with snv ~ "A. T..
nNfe 70 ohssrvs fhs~e dsy. ias ns.. law pr,.is.
w >sr z. snrh 1rrrship Trp-fs- saaIl 49, =.
rrts'n GAYS ~ errh wsk nrnfh ni4y he reoair.
which h. I'll afrni " ~ business ~ y. ,s.sst
tni a.se Fefice thereof ~ given ~ ~ i,h.i,.t
" 'reh inAsrstir sra ~ contracts auditing ana WV,
4Ay,.v ~ '''s
n SfvrDss rax.srr.....
Gn-ss. Rft.tirr n ir..
AsneEw McNkaxEs, Fxa,x s.usrter.
"t" hfNtatA- y FHttrT
$3.50 X NiN NcnxAs F4Hra.
~, NJ, "..,'i'ss. CAEsE>s I-rEkKs.
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HAS opened Meat Market in his
- house on East Sixth St., in Jasper,
and will
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
first-class fresh meat every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings
Meat for sale at all times. lie has
adopted the cash system, as he is not
able TO afford the credit.
JoBl lBuTcHERINc.
lie has No. one butcher. and will
kill and dress hogs or cattle for farmers
or others. on reasonable terms.
Aug. "a. '77--ly-
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and
World Wide Readers.

HAVE received many testimonials from prcfessicna
ana meN ra mrn. A. ry ainaanacs ana variaus nat.
tchf'ers hAvs stpar. III ff whirh are rsnrire Tft
leilT~iny ifc7n hirAf relocated and poprsnr rhvs-
y ar Pa NergA, tA.nlv nre ~ the ass sessit.
krr~s eAaerly pna he speaks os ana H. -esrir,.,r
deserves 70 e written IN letters ~ rnis H.-r uha,
he Doctor says a Bulls Worm Destroyer.
vHrLskow. warFxr co.. GAL
Jane -, leo.
Dz luHx Brrt-Dear sir: have recsr,Iv given xorr
Worm Destroyer Sevefa. trials and md il wonderful
ly aracous. II has failed I'll single insfaree "a
have the wished Tor effect an doing pretty Iarcr
country practice. and have daily use FOR some article
III sind am free * confess fha. krcw of 10 remedy
recommended BY The nhleef authors tiar ~ r-rni
and speedy ia It's effects On the cpntrarv hsv ~. n
certain IN the extreme Ng rffe IA writing ~ y X s
hnt out upon what terms xet fhe medicine f-ecfl.
from yon II can get n urun easy terms shall rse
great deal ~ Il. that ne u~e ~ sr,~h ar
ess contrary 70 the teachings and ~ scsice of re,
majority 81 the EEgULAE line ~ NJ D's but 80 Nv
cause ~ good sense IN discArding remedy Which
knew 20 hs Efficient, simply becsnxe " = NAV te
81 - corr rbiDeicn. For my part shall MAKE n rule
~ uSe All and any means 70 allestat@ snrcriur hn-
mAn1ty which may he able ~ coEnnara--nOr hesta,-
irg- necanse <ulne ore ingenious than myself may
have learned iis effects first and secured ~ .is rfr,
70 use that knoxiedxe- Ho~ ever am ~ ~ r.grs
An advocate supporter cf ne tousans ~ wrrrh..
n0strums hist rea the country. thar prrsort ~ cure n
manner of disease r. which human psh * hei- Psess
reply soon. and inform me ~ ynrr hesf terms
am. cir, most respectfully
JUiICS Y. CLEMENT, NJ u.
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LO OK Ill K II X
REDUCED PRICES
-FOR
BOOTS AND SHOES

X. Beck has jnst returned from the
East, and has bought a stock or goods.
which he offers for CASH LOWER THAN
EVER. See the prices Eastern work
Child's shoes from i5 cents up: Misses
from 81 up; Ladies' from 81 ~. and III
all styles; Mems and Boys solid leather
brogans 81 25; Fine boots az 80
Custom-work "A better grade Of goods.
~ very small advance; Mems calf
boots only S3 30 10 - 5n. Homemade
work In his own shop reduced very low
ard warranted, viz: Women's calf shoes
81 70 81 50; Mems coarse shoes s2 so !:
Mons calf s3 90: Mems coarse boots a !:
Kip 81 80 10 $5 90; Domestic calf Is 90 /:
Philadelphia S. 30; French Sc 20. IN
best style.
FAST SIDE oF PUnLIc SQUARE.
April u, '7S--ly. JASPER. IND.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
LETTER FROM UTAH,

IIEBER CITY, UTAH, Feb. 29d, 1877.
Ed. JOURNAL We have had delight.
fully moderate winter without any snow,
until the 18th OF this month, when it COM
menced showing at six o'clock in the
morning and BY twelve mt noon the snow
was eighteen inches deep. Several snow
slides have occurred, one happening in a
canon near here in which two men were
caught, and one by the name Of Neils
Johnasscn instantly killed the other, r..
MnrdOck, was buried to the arm pits in
the furious avalanche, but by great pres
ence Of mind he succeeded in extricalinE
himself. Six men dug all one day for the
man that was killed, and did not succeed in
finding him until late in the night. lie
was buried in feet Of SNOW.
These snow slides occur here every win
ter and most Of the canOns are exceedingly
dangerous for travellers, especially after n
large lall OF wet, heavy snow. Several
persons are generally buried each winter,
most Of them being miners, ms they are the
most exposed in the mountains, and some
times their bodies are covered by iorty ieet
OF snow and are not recovered until late
in the spring or forepaTt of summer, ms
these big slides seldom 60 of before the
first OF June. l have seen snow sliding
half mile wide aud hundred feet deep
IN places, with great trees torn up by the
roots or brokcn of, and huge rocks and
other debris piled promiscunusly into the
river, which would be completely damned
up Tor an hour or more, and when the dam
gave way the great amount If water
that had been held back would rush on
ward on its conrre carrying bridges, wag-
on'roads and everything else in its way to
certain destruction.
Yours ms ever, WILD OATS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
Tho Tariff ON Wool.

The following is the form of petition
sent to the Ohio Farmer, which in being cir
Culated through all the wool growing Sec
tions and signed by every wool grower to
whom it is presented;
To the Honorable Members Of tie House Of
Representatives in Congress Assembled:
GESTLEMEN-We, the undersigned, citi.
would respectfully y call your attention to the
following, which we beg leave to indorse
aud join In petition:
WHEREAs-The production of Wool is
one of the leading branches Of agriculture
in the United Suites, and needs the foster.
ing care of the Government, we, the Ohio,
Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Wool Growers and Sheep Breeders Asso.
ciation, in meeting assembled, at Colum-
bus, Ohio, do adopt the following:
Resolred-That we most earnestly petit
ion our Representatives to Congress to use
their influence in maintaining the present
rates of duty on imported woni and woulen
goods. Considering the sent dcpres-
sion in business, and the evident effect any
change in the present tariff would have o
still further depreSs aud unsettle the busi.
neSs of the country, especially in the above
named articles, we would ever pray, etc."
II ia believed by those who have given
the subject thought and study, that SHOULD
the pending tariff hill become law WOO
growers might as well lay away theil
shears. BY sending n three cent stamp tc
-. d. WHITMAN, Steubonvillc, OHM" til,
above printed petition, already TO sign
will be sent to any address.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
SIIEisIFF'S SALE.
Henry P I'"ckhpd' In w%od Co., o.,

Henry P, D"ckhnd' !" w%"d Co.; o.,
William Luddington, ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virine Of an order Of sale issued in the
above cutitled cause, by the Clerk of the Court
ol Common Pleas, nr Wood county, ,Ohin, and io
M dneclcd and delivered, will offer for sale
at public veHdue, at the trout dopr OF the Court
Ilruse in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, March 10Th, 1878,
Between 10 and II n'clock fnrcnoon of said
ddv she following described real eslatc,ti wit
An that tract or parcel Of land situate aud be-
ing in the n~ith-ehst corner ot rad tract No for
i,-twoi ~ Mnumee and Western Reserve Road
lands in town SIX 30 north Of range twelve
east, in Wood county, Ohio. aud more par
ticularly described as folluws, tn-wit: Cum-
mrncing ai stone monument SET nt the north
east corner uf said road tract. No. fnItv two
(42L aud running thence s'uthctlv, along the
division liue between rnad tracts number iurty-
two i2 j, and fnTty-thtee 43l, i've chains, to \
stake, thence n"tth eaSerlr, parallel with tho
said Maumee and Western Reserve rnad two
t2) chains and furty-twu (42) links thence
noftherly parallel with said division line be-
tween the said road tracts aforesaid five chains.
to the said south line oi sad Western Reserve
Maumee Road f; thence sunihrcsteIly AfuHg
said Suutl line Of said road two p chains aud
forty two f42) links tp the place Of beginning
Containing by aimraSut"meht one and thiIty-
seven thousands Il 81 1000 acres ni laud more
OF less.
Terms Of sale Cash. Appraised nt 1928.
ORRIN HENRY, SbtTiG.
HAYNES & PoTTpR, Pl'tfs Arrvs.
February II, 1878, Al Sl2 70
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
THE FAST RECALLED.

washing out of an Indian BurI 4 !
Ground near old Fort MiHmi, by
the waves of the Maunee-Thir-
teen skeletons, and silver, Copper
aud ether Relics Found.
For many years past the existence Of old
Indian burial ground between the site nf old
Fort Miami and MarenGo has been known, or
at least sHrm,sed, for the indications have been
apparent every Spring after each freshet Of the
Maumee. Not year has pissed during the
last quarter Of a century probably that boys
and relic hunters have not dslved IN the banks
Of the river at the locality mentioned, and for
their labnr have been rewarded with a-row.
heads, beads, brass buttons, metals, human
brnss, aRd other trinkels.
Year after year the muddy waters nf the
MAumee have continued to sHerna ach upon tlis
domain Of the red man aud his British allies.
until il Is evident that the west shore line Of
thu river has reached far into the burial yrnund
The late freshSt has brought TO light nrre nf
the secrets Of this cemetery than have been
revealed heretofore, and there are pruba blv
more In reserve.
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, relic hunters
seemed to have struck a perfect bonanza. No
less than thirteen bodies were exhumed by The
" aShing Of the waters. most Of them being in
a COED state Of preservation. In one NJ these
skeletons 1int arrow head was embedded In
tHe Ahhh uetWeon the ewes evidently center
shot. In the skull belonging to annIher skele-
TN a large musket ball had psneti ated lust
EbovS the ear. aud emsrRel from the pper
and opposite portion NJ The era mum.
Nut the mast interesting disclosure was the
skeleton Of what was evidently an Indian chief
nf Muscular frame, fully sir feet in stature,
On the wrists were silver bands frnm three to
fur inches broad. large silver band from
two Ia three inches wide over his fore head and
snciTcling his head, while around his nsck AMI
oTer his breast was string az silVOr charms
and breaches, en0agh TO all a double la adful.
IIia muskst had been buried with him, and Law
with the barrel extending over his face length
wise with his body. The stock was decavsd
and the barrel was rusted almost through in
one place and sntirely through in another.
By his aide WAS copper keuls that will hold
hve or aix quarts. and is in an exec lient state
nf preservation. Tho skeleton Itself ia also
well preserved, One mast singular circum .
stance is the fact that elnse 10 the copper kettle
were two withered apples which had resisted
hn a remarkably degree the progress af decay.
sine of thom bore evidence of having been biz
tsn inlo, and even the stem OF one is we'll
prsssrVF2.
With amlher skelrion an Indian stone
Ratchet or axe was f,uud. Th-re are plso
many other relics NJ which we have nei,hgr tue
ums nor space 10 msulinn now.
We saggeAi that She Manmee Valley Pioneer
Association secnrs these relies. if possible fof
preservation. Indeed. il would be q good idea
u the reiek ~ Which Nnrthws tern 0hia is 80
prolific could be gathered together. and ar
ranged aud ciasshsd lH Iublic interest aud
ils,i uetipn. Esains be.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
Ohio Patents.

Messrs. GEORGE G, TRAcY & Co, solicit
ors of patents, No. Euclid Avenue Block,
Cleveland, o. furnish us the following list Of
patents granted to residents OF this State
Tor the week ending February 10Th, 1873
G. Mendenhall, Cincinnati, Feed water
regulator; X. Thompson and J.. q. Berg
strom, Norwalk, Rocking chair fan attach
ment; &. Fritschy, Shifting rnil for car
riage seats: A. Gemnnder Columbus, Or
gan pipe +. A. Lyman, Cleveland, Gaso-
line 6urncr c. VI. Mallory, Wauscon, Hay
elevator; A. w. llumphry, lIiramsburg
Feed steamer. TRADE MARK; Stcinau
'Jewelry Co., Cincinnati, Jewelry. LABEL;
Steuau Jewelry Co., Cincinnati, Imperial
Easkat
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

That the Committee heretofore appointed by
the Commissioners Of Wu0d county, Ohio, To
appoI tion to the lands benefited by the I'm
proVement of the following described road /:
Commencing at the northwest corner Of Sec
tinn thirty six 1867 tswn six (6), range eleven
(ll. and running cast Ia the northeast corner
Of section thirty three t33l, town SIX (6), range
twelve tl2), Wood cminiV, Ohio, aud there
terminating; have viewed the premises and
made their report, which iS nnw On file in the
Auditors office aud may he examined at any
lime BY par ties in intrrrst.
Said report will be be fore the Comm ssioners
Of said county for hearing aud final Artiun at
said Auditors office, at 10 a'cluck in the fore
noon, ON
Thursday, 4th day OF April, 1918,
And on said dav said Commissioners i'll con-
firm the report OF said Committee il no excep.
ii"nS thereto M writing, shall have been pre-
viOusly filed in said Audtnr's nfIice.
: CASE, County Auditor.
ArDITOR'S OFFICE. WOOD Co ,O,J
BowIISG GREEN, March 2. 1878. 41ctIO 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

The Toledo papers of yesterday were
h.led with the details of shooting affair
which occurred in JOHN BoLANs saloon
on st. Clair street the night previous
about o'clock. The victim, MATTE
SHAEINoER, although a lewd character,
was the wife OF LOUIS ALTENDAUoH, who
comes OF respectable family in Tifin.
Crazed with jealousy and liquor he shot
his victim in the center uf the breast, with
a revolver that he had secured an hour
previous for that purpose, and she fell to
The floor aud died within two minutes.
AIrENDAUGH made his escape from the
hui ding and was running in the direction
Of the river when captured by Detectives
BATES and NOLAN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
DIED.

CREPS.-At the residence Of her sen,
Shibnah Crops, in South Toledo, on Sun.
day, March Sd, 1873, Mrs. RosANNA
CREPs, Of heart and spinal disease, aged
GS years.
Mrs. CREPs Was pioneer of Wood
county, having located in perrysburg with
her husband in 1872 where all OF her chill
dren were born except one. Mr.. CREPa'
father built the brick block now owned nv
Messrs. WILLIAMS and CROOK, and con.
dneied hotel there ipr many years. Mrs
CREPs' remains were buried at Waleryile
Oh Tuesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
Lucas County Teachers Institute.
TOLEDO, March 2, 1873

ToLEDo, March 2, 1873.
ED. JoURNAL:- The Lucas County
Teachers Association holds itS next In
stiIute at Wnrerville, O., Saturday, March
l6, 1878, when the following programme
will be carried out:
Opening Exerciscs-O. W. Ballom.
Theory and Practice-A. A. Mcdonald.
Grammar-W. o Brown.
Ariihmetic-W, T. Chapman.
llistory-G. II. Poulson.
Rhetorical Exercises-J. r. blanchard.
Harmony between Parent, Teacher and
Pupil. W. Smith.
Train leaves Toledo by Narrow Gauge
Il. II. at S:l5, and South Toledo at 8 A. NJ.
With thanks for former favors, am
Yours respectfully,
j. C. Moore. Sec'y
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
NEW ADVERTIS EMENTS,
Solar Oil Portraits!
MRS. NJ. A. THORNTON
House amdLOt For Sale
IMPROVED ROAD No. e3.

NOTICE is hereby given to Waller David
~ son, John V. Perry, Josephus Ricketts,,
samuel Muir, d, F. Cock. ). NJ. Young, f.
G. Gondell, o. Goodell, Frederick Landwehr,
Q. Burkhoder, Henry Hager. John LnymAn,
Peter Laynian, J. W. Rothenbuler, Mary A.
Zeller, Hugh Stewart, E. w. Merry, Adam
CARTS, John II. LAndwehr, Peter Roach,
Lafayette Nye. William J. Phillips, Adam
Gekle, William Escheder, A. Bushnell. SiepL-
en- Curp, J. Rotheubuler, Jacob Layman, II.
II. Menler, john RiIe, Samuel Smith, and to
the non resident owners Of the following lAndS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
PERRYssURc, OHIO.
CyHEuIFF,S SALE.

Dennis Howe, In Wood c,, County, o,
John Cornell, ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk of the
Cnnrtnf Common Pleasof Wood county, Ohio,
and me directed and delivered, ! will offer for
sale atpublic vendue at the frInt door Of the
Court House in Bowling Green, on.
Tuesday, March 10Th, 1878,
Between | 0 and II o'elock forenoon, Of said day
the following described real estate, to-wit:
The south fotty-oue (4l) acres Of the north
half NJ the northeast quarter of section thirty
six 1861 townhree (S) Of the United States
Reserve, in Perrysburg township, Wood county,
Ohio.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, Appraised At 81, 800.
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
g. HARMoN. PItls Atty.
Feb. IL, 1873. 4Iss7 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

Gen. JAS. A. GARFIELD completely
puncturcd the inflated windbng, KELLEY
in the House on Wednesday in what ia
claimed the greatest speech OF Ills life.
For this the Bee would like to fasten the
stigma Of fraud and humbug upon HIM.
The sting of the "yallcr jacket" is harm
less TO the gold-clad humble bee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

The information comes from New York
that orders from western cities for sub
scriptions to the new popular loan of 4
per cent. bonds are being received in that
city at an average of nearly 100000 per
day, principally from Chicago, St. Louis
and Cincinnati.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

A man named A. w, PATERSON, sup
posed to be tramp, was struck by the pi'
let Of engine No. on Lake Shore Road
just in the edge if Wood county, Wednes-
day afternoon, and 30 badly bruised that
he died shortly after,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

Some OF the National party Ward organ
iSations Of Toledo have abolished the dark
lantern part OF their proceedings and en-
ter the new National party in an open
Ged with the other political organizations.
Correct.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
Sta.sman. Of Hartford Fire Insurance Go.
lNsURANoK DEPARTMKRT, STATE or ONO,
COLCNBUs, Jan. l7ih, 1873.


wHEaFAs.-The IInI tIoTd Ims. Co. .,Ineated
At IlrtErd, in the State of Connecticut, has filed
in this Office sworn statement by the proper
OH ,ers thereof, showing lis condition and bnsi-
ness aud has complied in all Respects with
the laws of this State relating To Fire Insur-
snce Companies. incorporated by other States
Of the United States,
Now, THEREFORR, In pursuance Of law,
WILLIAM ID. Hill Superintendent Of lnsmr-
Anoe Of the State of Ohm, do hereby certify That
said Company is authorized to transact its APP
propriate business Of Fire Insurance 10
this State, in accordance with law during The
current year. The condition and business Of
said Company at the date 0f snch statement
(Dscember 3lst. 1877 is shnwnas follows:
Aggregate am0nnt Of available
A Ssets ..-s .... ,,.. '... So 1921 ,9I3 40
Aggregate amount Of LhbilhiRs
Except cap:tal, including re-
insurance 1900 '''.'''.' ! 096 $50 %
Net Assets s............... 2,l9R 032 SO
Amount or actual paid up capital $50 900 0O
Surplus R46 .032 SO
Amount of lDeoINe f0r year IN cash 794 ,02I rs
Ampunt Of Expenditures in cash l,72l ,223 l3
ISWITSEss WHKEOF. I have hereunio sub
- sorbed my name and caused the
fsEAL Seal NJ my nhice in be affixed tho
day and year above FSTitten.
wM. d. HILL Superi Gte nde ntS
BvE n. GREEN, Aept'y,
S.W Clay, Esq "Ag't,BOWIing Green,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

The Grand Master OF Masons of the State
of New Jersey has ceusurcd one Of the
] ,dges in Paterson for initiating a man
who had lost his right thumb by nmputa-
tion, and suspended the Master OF the
ledge for the remainder of his term. At
the same time the Grand Master declared
all initiation of such imperfect persons
Ill Nd ,.nih
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

We publish elsewhere some sensible
and timely thoughts from the pen of
CHARLES EATON, Esq, which were adj
dressed to and published in the Bee Of Sat-
urday. The artils should be read with
care and reflection.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

The Supreme Court Of Illinois has de-
cided that the debt Of Chicago has reached
the constitutional limit, and that the att
thorilics enn borrow no more money. The
Chicago Times says the city is practically
hankrnni.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

Sinm is preparing for fierce and bloody
war with China. The King is procuring
the best of arms for his troops and having
them instructed in tie art of war under
American and English military graduates
and generals. The cause OF the war is tie
refusal Of Siam to longer pay tribute to
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
JAMES rIMMOys, Editor.

A new gas company, forming in Detroit
proposes to furnish gas for the city for
$50 per 1000 feet, AMI will use for that
purpose coal shipped from the Hooking
Valley.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08

The treaty between Russia and Turkey
has been signed, and there is but skeleton
Of Turkey LIFT.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-08
ASHhIEIFF'S SALE.
lnWood Cuuuty,0.,
Courtuf
.ilechanics'Sayings ( Pull
ding & Loan Association,

~ q |
ding & Loan Association, Ce
vs..
Phillip Fcldman, ct al. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of fihnrlerof sale, issued IN the
above entitled cause, hv the Clerk Of the Court
uf Common Pleas, uf Wnnl county. Ohm, and
to me directed aud delivered, | will offer for
sale at public vendue at the front door VI thc
Court llonSe IN Bowling Green, On
Tuesday, Mare roth, 1878,
Between 10 aud i o'cluck forenoon ~ SAID day,
the following described real estate. tn-wt:
The sonth half Of the north half of the south
east quarter Of ssctiun twenty-five (25), in
township three (3) ofthe United States Reserve,
at the rout Of the Rapids of tie Miami ,f Lake
Erie, containing forty 40 acres " land stu
ated in the County or Wood, and State of
Ohio.
Term Of Sale Cash. Appraised at 81, 400.
ORRIN HENRY, Sherid.
I'll McDoSNgLL. PltTs Au'y.
Feb. IA. 1878. 44eSS 20