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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19
PERRYSBURG MARKETS.
OoanaorrD BY krsospuRY WILSON.

coRGRcTED ny KIEdsBURY WILSON.
PsaarsBuRG, o. December 10, 1879.
w Isat. -. Isl "a Eggs -. 20 =
Cr1 h TOO lbs -. SOC Flour W bl$T O00T 5o
do $h h,llej.......4 40c Oats. 80. .... 80
Dr.sssi BIsf ...5 97c RIVE. ...''' .'.'4 40
P,rk q BILL. lCluver seed bW" S5 o.
HI.S. .....I9iiS Chickens y ......., ~
Pu,tp,s.. 80 d4j Turkeys P..... .76Sc
4 p,les g bu.. ...,60c BEANS, navy.sl 50@$c
u led tsples. .......5. hard ..... ..... .6l62
u Ittrr. 49, IL (llSc FeRthers.-... 40c
Hides at Perrysburg Taunerv - Greene
trimmed Sc. No. 2, Twnthirds price.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19

Residence Bui ned.-Mr. WIN. ScoTT
who resides two miles west of TontogAny,
had his residence burned last Friday while
he was in Tontogany. The origin of the
fire is not known 1t was discovered In
time to save most of the household goods
on the first floor, but everything in the sec.
ond story was consumed. The house was
insured in the OHIO Farmers for 81 900
aud the contents for $500. 1t is believed
the latter viii not cnver The loss on con
tents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19
The Lucas and Wood County Teach.
era' ASSnciniInn.

On tomorrow the above Joint Association
will hold its meeting at tho High School Hall
in Perrysburg. The following is the program
M0RNlSG SESSION, 9 An.
Address Of Welcome j. o. Troup, Perrys.
burg Reading Mrs. Vaudeville, Toledo
Discussion Miss Case, Perrysburg Gramma,
-Participle and Inhntives, A. d. 0rwig, Ton.
togany Discussinn-A. A. Mcdonald, Toledo
AFTERNOON sRssroS, 1880 P. NJ.
Paper-What They Owe Us-E. j. Phillips,
Toledo Discussion-W s. Haskell, Bnwline
Green Aritlmeiic-G. B. Boone, ferrysburg
Discussiun-W. !. Squire, Tuleuo.
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--Untllfurther notice illbuy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles %, 80 and 50 feet long
Piles must not be less than l 1 inches a
the 5ltt, IL inches in centre and 9 inch
atop end. To be delivered on the doc
a tPerrysburg, for which vii pay cash
OF GEORGE BoETsCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19

Pork Wanted!-The undersigned will
pay the highest market price, in cash
for any number of live or dressed hogs
Will also pay the highest market pric,
for hides and pelts.
33tf JOHN G. HOFFMAN,.
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s,vI1I GREEN b ToNTOaANY R. R

u Wing ir'u, ,L've.7.I5 A. NJ. 1910 5.20P.N
Bowling Gr'n, Ar've, 8 rs AM, ,I2.lO 1896 Pm
T ,ntngany, Leave. .55 4 II so A. ~, ,AB.l5 p.
7 'nt"ganv. Arrive - asa HAM,, 5 .40P. N
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Money to Loan.

Mortgages Bought and Money Loaned
by E. A. IIIoGINs,
32tf Perrysburg, o.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

Bowl Blocks Wanted.-Will pay cash
for twenty thousand bowl blocks, and they
arc wanted immediately.
WEDDELL & WILLIAMS Bros.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19

First Quarterly MeetIng.--The NJ. f..
Church of this city will hold its 6rst quar-
terly meeting for this Conference year, on
Sabbath next. Rev. A. HARMoUNT, ID,
will preach to morrow evening, Sabbath
morning and Sabbath evening. All are
cordially invited.
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Boaks will he found very, convenient in selecting
cooks to pur' haSo especially 10 persons hNlhg at
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AYERS PILLS arc an effcctual cure fol
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mpart renewed health and vigor to tht
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Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYwHERB.
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r VI. SToEN,KEN. Prss't, Cincinnati. &.
T.. Williams, Gen'l Sup't.
III w'ller, Asst Supt. Dayton.
VIII. q Nripn Agent. Perrvsburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvEWTIsEmEN

Dry Goods-Sam Relss.
Legal Notice.. II. Rhelnfrank.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19
LONG SUFFERING

Is prevented and a lasting cure vouohsa'ed to those
who viii use the CURATIVE as We direct in the
circular which accompany each hottie Aggrava-
ted ca ,es OF Chronic Rheumatism and Neuralgia, the
most stubborn Of all diseases which undermine and
en'eehe the system, yield readily to the CURA-
TIVE proper'iea of this. wonderful PAiN-DH-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-19
when Life
A SURE COMFORT
Trona all Seotions

and from all classes it is freely expressed that for
the full list Of diseases which The CURATIVE is
designed il is a marvel of Power When once
introduced into a f,my and has been tested, it be-
comes necessity, 50 valuable is il for healing any
kind Of a sore. wound, paia, sprain, bruisr, in
fact any II the many aches and pains TO which we
are all liable
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-19
..5.ss Lake /. woman,
81 MISS Kate . VAN NORMAN HELENE

"Just like woman" haa become
synonymous for almost everything
under the cum.
.Jcst like = woman" some of
them st least. to bear and torbear
under the brutal treatment until
the last spark Of humanity il crush.
en- ont and then like an avencinp
Nemesis hunt the brutal opprsssor
20 bis death.
aJnst like . woman. I" to pretend
TO love and worship Won. to be will.
inc To die for von when aha vould
not give two stravs TO save Won !:
TO swear eternal fidelity. and marry
another in q week: 10 say she viii
break her heart II Won cease to love
her then linda ont Won ar. NOT The
one after all. takes spother fellow
and lives to be eighty or . hundred
years old for anoht Won know. for
Won lose sight Of her and die or
get married yourself
Just like : woman, I" whom she
finds her love BETRAYED. TO put -as
the old saving ISIS spider in
vour dumping" i. e.. I dagger
through your heart, IN ounce If
lead through your brain. iii YOU
have AMY or poison in your vine |;
to saw she does not care for you,
when, in reality. she would 1scri.
Gee her very soul IL she even
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1879-07-19

Oh, yesl l am 3 woman. and. of
course, / know it il al true; bat
oh, ye godsl what Of the men 2
Does not the above apply 10 soxs
Of them quite - much - Il does
to woman, and il 90. why not cay.
''yusr LIKE MAN r
f,Just like q man." (ths msp ell
know the picture,) to shoot down
their fellow creatures in cold blood,
with only . slight. or without the
shghtest provocstion.
s'Just like man." TO oufve that
little nuisance OF . baby. Who cried
all night. and yet stand conscience
stricken and sorrowful, though
fearless. over the wee form in it,
cofin. . few days later; 10 snarl
and snap like . wild hysnA, hssd-
lees of the pale. worn wiis's pitt
fully, wearied looks, bscause, for
sooth, the coffee 10 not clear e
crystal, or the biscuit light - :
puff; to 60 out Of the room without
: farewell kiss (you bratsl) with .
brow like . thunder cloud, and
slam the door 90. hard il can Be-
heard two squares OF. whsn you
know your wife hes the headache
aad spent . slssplsss night. (Oh.
wouldn't I like TO shake yoaI)
"Just like . man, to keep his
wife cowed down, and on tender
hooks, for fear Of his striking her;
to give blows and enSses; = Jaw
for hours, whoa anything goes
wrong. and blame the nsek 6tt)s
wretch ct his side-- whom be hss
sworn before God cad man 70 love
honor and protect -whsn bis po-
tent and mighty lordship dos just
- he pleasss, and the slsve of 1is
caprice. would not dare hsvs toast
for tea, without his conssnA Of 60
to the drsssmsksrs, without his
psrmission.
.'Jnst like = man. |" 10 Be hard
RELENTLESS and cruel; brave, lsaflsss
and good; 10 be storm and unior-
giving - late; 10 ~ bitter end
stssdlast - death; (but hov kiad.
noble, tender and chivalrous, sosns
Of them are; what good fFisnds'iu
time Of need.
'sJust like . man." 70 b british.
wicked, unissling drunken dsnons
and devils, to snser at wounan'l
virtue and and compass her ruin.
to speak lightly Of the best and
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WARD OFFICERS.

- ~S>~~>
s,.d l:-Police Juror, Thomas John
- Constable. o. ]. Butler.
Iasaz-A B. Shackelford. Mayor;
~, Aagisfrste; 8. II. Lacroix,
%
CEelice Juror, J. B. Lewis,
|f@ NE Peace, John p. Hadnot;
~ d y Us,;. Ansnony.
niss Of the Peace Robery I,acro;r:
|oasxhls, Tbomsa W.consr
vsd EPoHee Juror ~ Nusa.t :, !.
s6s of the Pescs. 8. 7. Lacro;s: Con.
~ J. 4. Thompson.
vrd s-Police Juror J. N. Brian.
.ies d the Pesoe Q. r Nuoent. Con,
A W h Norris.
Hnd e-Police Juror p Che,ette.
S.sa Of the Peace, +. L Craig: Com,
|s&R.M Sharp. wv
xrd 7-Pelice Juror. q. @. currv.
a,6e Of the Peace. 4. C. Uorrv: Con,
J. W. Fshr;dos " 's' oon
sas,oox.z1-H. y. Mccain. Mayor:
||saK Haady, Nss,.tr.ss: "a 3. Psysr:
s1aSls.
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Parties desiring to purchase Parish
Scrip 70 pay their taxes are requested
to call on h. O. GOODWIN.
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Strong drink = he eufse 81
Affics, according 10 NJ. NpKAy,
Missionaty Of the 1mstioin Board
Go whore yon yin, : " ss5A 'you
win find evary night. xhs}o f5sid
i pIsntiful, svtry MAJ, v61sn,
and ctild rtsline With DC snScts
Of alcohol"
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mo. g..

unraaf on A. efreeA ,urnnnen IN
th.;r 49,. = !. h..,,,sS
"I.st ~ . - |. - -. = ~
No. a.ss,s. !. - ~
$500 49, 49, -,sn .isssssss. -
vos;ou. -, q $ -, ~ =, ,sS;1'.S .
,s..:S' 80
lc-;.. 800. :. -. ~ -
nss;.1t ;n.t "a sh.-;s.s,s. -
M - bcsS ~, ,s -. -. ~ ~. XII,
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WANTED.

A LIMITED NUMBER of ACTIVE,
energetic Canvassers, to engage In q
pleasant aud profitable business. Good
men will find this rare chance to make
money such will please answer this
advertisement by letter, enclosing stamp
for reply, stating what business they
have been engaged in. None but those
who mean business need apply.
Address FINLEY, HARVEY 4 Co.,
DIZZY Atlanta, Ga.
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.s ~CoLFAx. GRANT PARISH La, SATURDAY JULY 49, 1879
|fbt G0Ifax Gbronifle.
r. GOODWIN,
EDITOR and PUBLISHER.

kUVEkIioiro IN
....ra. n isoa spaoe) FIRST insertion,
~ Sbsoqusnt insertion SO cts.
- q . s4unre charged - :
-. unless sthsrwise agrsed
c.rds Of Q Personal nature, when
;Sie. charged ct double rates
.s...;oual and Business Cards,
! sss squre, so per year; two
ssssss, $500
c.xapxrEs ANNOUNCEMENTS IS.
!. ,.sh must in every instance &C.
many the order.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

SUPREME COCRT.
&c. Manning, Chief Justice; ASsoci-
| fr Jussies r.. n. MARI. A!cibiade De
Ihr., ". B. Spsucer, aud w. b. Eagan.
llrk-Alfrod Roman.
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= Transient advertisements paya-
., !. ,dvsuce quarterly ads. monthly
: Iy,pce; yearly eds. quarterly in ad-
M except by special contract.
n advertisements are not paid for
=, ths time expires for which they
- hem ordered 10 be published, they
sa bs Continued, aud payment enacted
\ ,bs full timo they appeared in the
|Hr -.
~ All advertisements scut to this
| ojrs, when not otherwise specified, VIII
h Inserted Till forbid, aud charged ac-
sriinsly.
~ Obituary and Marriage notices of
|rr ono square in length Charged AZ
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOB WORK must be paid for on de-
|Ilv.rv
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The psril Of employing highly
educated young men = clerks MAS
Illustrated the other day. A wo-
man stopped It asgres6 groeer's
on Woodward svenue and a6kod:
"Is them lsttucs fresh Z" You mean
that lsttuce. suggestsd the clark.
'spd il i frssh." "Ths1 you'd
better eat itr" she snapped = abe
walked on. The grocer rushsd out
and asksd the clerk what q earth
bad happened 70 anger her. ard
the clark replied: "Why, nothing.
only / corrsctsd bar erGmm6r.
'sYon have turned away one d ny
best custonsrsl Only ysutsrdaY
she came "a and asksd ~ how I
sold those white sugar. and 4 got
Al order Tor ewhols barrel Hang
you. sir! bat Il them o1stom6rs
want grammsr. they don't expect
TO And Der il . groessy! and il
you sss che again yod want to
apologies in the most hpmblsrsst
manner. - Detroit Ffss Pres.
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PLAIN IlNwaaE AND JAPAN WARE.
ALSO DEALER IN
Heating and
Cooking Stoves

And at Lo,oer Prices than can Be
found at any other esfdd&ixhs,eat
ia Axsc Orleans.
Below will be found the names Of .
few Of the leading Cooking Stoves. with
sizes and pr,ees, viz:
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TO MAKE MONEY

Pleasantly and fast, agents should i'd
dress FINLEY, HARvKY'& Co..
daily Atlanta, Ga.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-22
The First NJ. e. Church Choir.

We feel it due to the choir of the
First M. E. Church, that some ac-
acknowledgement should be made Of
their services during the session of
the Conference in that Church. They
were faithful and ready at all times
when their services were needed, and
the excellent music furnished by
them was a great help in the public
worship, and was universally admired
and favorably commented upon. Prof.
John Marshall, is leader and organist,
and no better musician is to be found.
His excellent lady, Mrs. Marshall, is
leading soprano. She has remark
ably sweet and well trained voice, and
her singing is almost faultless. The
other members all sing well. They
are, soprano, Mrs. Edna M. Ward and
Miss Fannie Hudiburg; alto, Miss
Lizzie Richards; tenor, D. ]. Hope;
bass, NJ, Z. Howell and w. w. Scar.
borough.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Supply trains
in the Khyber Pass are completely
blocked up. Attacks have been
made on the British by tribes in
the Kennum Valley since the 18th.
Its expected that Yakoob Khan s
son, five years old, will be recog>
nized as successor to the throne.
The report Of the capture of
Merr is undoubtedly false.
The japanese Minister is unex-
pectedly recalled from Berlin.
Ex-Empress Eugene will go to
ZulLland to pray on the spot where
her son was killed.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21.-The
GolOs expresses astoni0hment at the
tone of the hostility toward Russia,
IN the pervadiug speech OF Lord
Salisbury at Man chester Friday
night last. The Golos says: "If
the reported Austro-German alli-
ance proves to be reality, Russia
must secure to herself allies to act
IN the rear of her enemy in case of
an emergency. Lord Salisbury S
speech not only opens Russia s
eyes, but gives her freedom OF
action.
A Russian official messenger states
there has been an immense fire at
Ufa. More than one-fifth part of
the town was consumed and many
persons killed. Loss of property
enormous.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-Herr Won
Beriges, leader of the National
Liberals, has been selected as the
candidate of the Conservatives and
National Liberals for President of
the Russian Diet. 1t is believed
that this proposal emanates from
Bismark, and Is intended as a notice
to clericals not to be exorbitant in
their expectations.
PARIS, Oct. 21.-Numerous COM
mittees have been formed here for
relieving the sufferers by the flood
in Spain. 1t is stated that King
Alfonzo has declared that in view OF
such calamity, all sums which in
dividuals or public bodies intend
contributing towards the celebration
of his marriage, be devoted to the
relief of the sufferers.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-22
The False Notions

Ex st in tie minds of ms ny otherwise intelligent
people as to s1e requirements of diso-dered
stomach or liver. The walowing of nauSeous
and powerful drugs is the way TO encourage, not
10 cure dysnepsia and liver complaint. Nor can
q constipl,c or o.hrwiss dis rdered condition
oc he bowes he Tenedied by similar treatment.
hat agreeable and thorough stomachic ard
aocEient, Ho5tet er's tiers which is the reve so
OF unple1sant and never produces violent efe It's,
is ar prefe-&bIe 10 medicines of tie class re-
ie-red to. Il ip,1ce3 new yigor into a fsllip q
ph. que, cheers the mind while it Strengthens
the body. and inc i.u, S a complete re orm in the
&C ion of the dizor1ered st, mach bowels OF liver.
Appetite ami sleep are both promoted. ute-ine
and kidney affections greatly ben ct ed by its
ule. 1t l. indeed a com pIehensive and mar-
itorious pre- para lion, free from drawbacks Of any
nd
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Yellow Fever Still Lingers
About Memphis.
Two Cases and Six Deaths Reported
to Noon Yesterday.
Another Remittance Of $4,000 to
the Howards from n. Y.
Wonderful Fatality of the Plague
at Forest City, Ark.
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 21-10 a. NJ
No new cases of yellow fever have
been reported. The undertakers re-
port six interments, Henry J. En-
sci, S. Cook, Annie Gengel, r. D.
Jones, Mrs. ". S. White and Will
lie Voss.
The weather is damp and sultry.
NooN-Two new cases reported,
Jacob Kaufman and Mrs. Alex
Perry. r. E. Jones, Theodore
jacob, VIM. Voss and Mrs. W. S.
White died last night.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-Subscrip-
tons to the Chamber of Commerce
Relief Fund for the sufferers by
yellow fever at Memphis ara about
ended. J. Crosby Brown, Treasur-
er, reports the receipt of $216
since October 6. This makes the
total receipts $1O,6O9, all of which
has been remitted by the Treasurer
to the Howard Association at Mem
phis. The last amount Of $4,000
was sent yesterday.
FOREST CITY, ARK, Oct. 21.-
j. IL. Warren, Mrs. J. B. Cum
mings and Miss Lillian Prewit
have yellow fever. The disease il
very malignant. Thir5een out o
sixteen persons attacked have died
The weather is too warm, and th'
worst is feared unless it become!
colder.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-22
NOW for the Fair.

knOxviile's next bOomn will be
the.grea Stock Snow and Fair, which
is to take place on the Old fair grounds,
commencing next Tuesday, 23th inst.
and continuing three days. All eyes
are pointed in that dir ction, and all
energies are bent upon the arrange
meuts therefor. 1t is expected that
there will be on display the finest and
best assortment of stock, blooded,
graded and scrub, ever seen at Knox
vile.
The speed ring will constitute a
chief and interesting feature of the
occasion. Some of the best and fast
est stock in East Tennessee, and per.
haps other States, will be here, in fact
is already here, some of it, training,
and will contest for the valuable pre-
miums offered. The news comes to us
from all sources, that the people are
stirred up aud making preparations
for this event, and tremendous
crowd of people is expected here.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-22

AFTER stating that the Democratic
party in Kentucky is responsible for
the terrible abuses in that State, the
Louisville NcaUs and Post Dem has
the following:
Home rule we clamor for, but
what good has it brought US? Simply
the right to murder one another with
out the fear of punishment; simply
impuuity when the school fund is
pluUdered. Ii degrades cur judiciary
it weak ems the Executive; it fl Is the
Legi lature with weak, wicked, and
incOm petent men, and empties the
STATE treasury without decreasing the
taxes. These thinps are known of all
men they are paraded in the North
with byFOcrltical amazement, and
like silly school children, we retOri
that Ohio is as Dad"
About the enforcement of the laws
it also says:
THE Democratic party will not dc
this; it is weak and cOwardly. Its
leaders seem to live only with the hope
of some day hold ng a Federal Office
where the pay is as great as the leisure
LII OIuCA W hCCp 1CCOIu
they will overlook any crime, it mat
| ters not what its character. The Leg
islatnre is time~serving many of tue
Judges are self-serving, and the Gov
| eruOr is a sentimentalist, who is deter
mined 20 make justice a farce, anC
| loyalty 10 law OdiOus. The only per
sons in the community who have
nothing to blush for are the psrdonel
conVicts u