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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
FROM SCOTCH RIDGE.

Ed. JOURNAL -" Mans inhumanity to
man makes countless thousands moun.b
Fer the reason of one Allspice," who has
been for long time since, and is yet, very
inhunian, in the fact Of being extremely
untruthful in his letters from this place to
your journal, | pen you the following in
reply briefly 10 his communication from
here, last week.
Mr.. "Allspice," in his communication
referred to, assaults one Wm. Walker IN n
brutal manner. He maligns one who is
old enough TO be his father; one who has
been for years his neighbor and friend ;
one who is and has been for years among
the most respectable citizens Of Webster
township; an old pioneer Of the township /;
one who knows more in one minute than
" Allspice ever can learn.
II is false that Mr.. Walker ever attempt
ed an outrage upon the person Of one Mrs.
llseman. IL is false that our neighbor-
hood was shook from shore TO shore by the
report OF such assault. IL is false that his
Honor, Phelps, bound Mr.. Walker over to
court, upon an examination, in the sum OF
5000. 1t is false that Mr.. Walker had
items in his account upon which he
brought suit against Mrs. llseman, which
were disgraceful in the court. 1t is false
that our community (unless 1t is oomposed
Of big-head Allspicc,") is down on Mr..
Walker.
Upon the other hand Mr.. Walker is
man of property aud Democrat, both OF
which faults make him u thorn in The sides
Of few known Republicans. He has OF
late, M always heretofore, conducted him
self like man in all respects. He sued
Mrs. Iseman for his just dues. He fur
nished her for years with the necessaries Of
life, for herself and her stock, which goods
she has never yet paid for. Mr.. Walker
made an entry in his book Of every item
ut the time she purchased them. lie never
refused them anything aud now he is get
ting his thanks for his kindness. One
thing is sure" Retributive justice never
folds her wings" and Mr.. Walker will
come out more than victorious and have
the satisfaction of seeing his prosecutors
meet their doom.
A FRIEND OF JUSTICE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
GRAND RAPIDS ITEMS.

ED. JOURNAL last Saturday was
busy day for our business men, Judging
from the number of teams and people seen
on the streets.
A very fine display of letters in last
weeks issue of the journal, and yOu can all
feel proud except" Ohio aud i" N. g."
heard the following last Wednesday
night: Employer to boys" Where was
you to-day" Boy" Fishen." EN-
well, by gad you can fish all summer"
| noticed the boys at work Monday morn
ing, at their accustomed places all the
same.
Mrs. Mead, (Dr. ]. N. Mead's mother)
who resides about miles west of town,
died last Sunday, of old age, aged 83.
Jacob Hnckenberger, while on his way
to the funeral, yesterday, with his new
hearse, upset and did considerable damage
both 10 the hearse and casket.
Henry Sweny, who lately moved to
Providence Lock, died Monday Of heart
disease. He leaves wife and children,
in poor circumstances, to mourn their
loss.
L. D. Long spent last Sabbath in Napol-
con.
L. Holder, while in search of sand on
the river bottom, last Monday, found a
piece of money, l4l years old. The head
side of the piece is similar to the head on n
trade dollar. The other side about the
same rs Liberty on the .. s. 25c piece,
with Britain Mia 1885," around the edge.
On the other side is "Georgios II Rex"
1t is copper coin"
A young man near here bought new
buggy and is now engaged in the tatfy
transportation.
Allen Long moved down to the east end
OF town yesterday, to his new residence on
the corner OF Bridge and Franklin Sta.
The NJ. f. people of this place have ex-
cavated the earth for the basement TO their
new brick church, which is TO be the full
size of the church, 32x55, and abandoned
farther work till alter harvest.
Nell. Hanna caught Blue Racer snake
while out butcherng for Il. a. Housley
| Monday, that measured 8 feet and 81
inches. He handled it while alive with
az little fear as 4 child plays with kit
ten.
S. Brown and Perry Heetcr had six fel
lows arrested for making disturbance IL
| church, 3 miles sOuth OF here their tria
comes off this afternoon before Squire
| Donaldson.
lhe Nj. Il. ,. School, oil Weston, and tht
NJ. Z. School, of this place, exchanged
about 200 books yesterday.
Miss Hattie Condit, of Maple Grove, il
giving music lessons to several parties il
| town.
Capt. Brewster took out load Of grail
last week and brought in nearly n load o
freight, yesterday.
Kerr, the assessor, ia around again
making people swear. n. G.
April 6, 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

From the Sturgip, Mich, Weekly; Mr..
John Brast, living in Sherman Township.
informed us few days ago that his feet
we're so terribly irost-bitten that he could
hardly stand the pains caused thereby
He happened to think Of sT. JAcoBs OIL
which lie always keeps handy-rubbed
his feet twice with the remedy, and the
pain disappeared entirely. lie not only
values ST. JAcoB's OIL as an unexcelled
remedy for n great many other painful
diseases, to which mankind is subject but
he also asserts that it is really invaluable
for the many diseases horses and stock are
subject to, aud which so often play havoc
with the prospects Of the farmer aud stock
raiser
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

Fine Sccnery.-Messrs S. c. and J. II {.
WEEKS, the genial agents for the Cuyahoga
Falls stone ware, were in town last week
supplying our merchants with their orders
for this class of goods They presented us
with several stereoscopic views of the beau
tiful scenery about the Falls, which leads
us to remark that there is no necessity for
visiting Europe or the Rocky Mountains
to g atty desire in this respect while we
have such opportunities so near home. A
large tract of land about the Falls has been
leased, upon which $4,000 was expended
last year, in bnilding a hotel and other
con veniences for the comfort of lhose seek
ing pleasant summer resort picnic and
camping grounds, and from the specimens
OF the scenery before us il wonld seem that
the money was jndiciously invested. We
are tod that it has already become quite n
resort for the pleasure seekers OF Cleve
land
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
Through Coaches between Detroit
az Cot "a m bus IN both Express Trains.

l.. g. h VI. =. Trains from Detroit, and Main
aud Air Line, f. & 2. n. aud Jackson trains
arriving in T ,ledu, make connection with the
twn Express trains which leave tue Columbus
l. Toledo Railroad Depot the Omnibus Line
making the transfer from Union Depot in tweu-
~ minutes
Direct connections made in Union Depot ~
Columbus for Newark, Z,nesvilie, Pittsburgh,
Wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and Phila-
dllphia also fnr Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
vills. aud all points Sauth and Snuthw, ct.
Pullman Drawing Rnum aud Sleeping Cars
from Columbus tp Baltimore, Washington and
Philarelphia, without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo at
Columbus aud Toledo Railroad Company's De-
pot, Water Street. foot OF Mulberry,
w. II. HARRISON, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
ORLAND SMITH, Gen'i Sup't.
Nm GREENE, President.
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MusicaI-Good Night, Gentle Folks,

-Is the title ofanew quartette,hy WILL l..
THOMPSON, author of the famous quartette
Come Where the Liuies Bloom" Concert
and Minstrel troupes pronounce IL the
most beautiful piece Of music ever put on
their programmes. 1t never fails to re-
ceive hearty encore. The demand is
such that it is scarcely possible to keep
il IN print. Music dealers write that
they never knew quarlets TO sell 10
fast. We advise lovers OF music to send
the price, so cents, 10 the publishers, and
receive Il copy by return mail. Published
by W. l.. THOMPSON & CO,
East IIverpool. Ohio
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
AT OK BELOW COsT.
Large Sale OF Gents Fine Furnishing
lIoada

Goods.
G. II. Buck & Co., 159 Summit st., To-
ledo, are about to close out the branch VI
their business comprising their large and
choice stock of Gents Fine Furnishing
Goods, at cost or below it.
All the goods are OF the best class.
There is no shoddy among them. $4,000
worth of such articles will be sold Ar OR
BELOW COST, which supplies rare chance
foi purchasers tn obtain fine undershirts,
drawers, fine white and linen shirts, linen
collars, gloves, hosiery, neck lies, silk
and linen hnndkerchiefs. In inct every
thing in that line, OF Coon GOODS, at Mar
vsleusly Low Prices.
Gentlemen Remember 159 Summit ST.
when you are in Toledo. Call and exam
inc the quality and price Of our goods. 1t
vii pay yon to do so. 3lt
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
First Exrnrslon. As will be seen by

First Excursion. As will lie seen by
advertisement elsewhere, the first excursion
Of the season in these parts is to be given
by the Columbus and Toledo Railroad
Company, on Saturday, June 9th. This
people in this vicinity Ia visit our State
Capital and our grand Institutions. Ar
rangements have been made to connect with
the early morning train on the u. & NJ.
Road Mt East Toledo, so that all OH the line
OF this road can be sure of max ing connec
ton direct for Columbus. Read the adv.
for particulars.
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Ao0 anred.-CnAa- A. Kprrs hns now

$50 Sayed.-CHAs. A. KREPs has now
added 10 his trade the sale Of the Reming-
ton Sewing Machines. They are warranted
as good az the best. am not the Agent,
but have bought them the same M other
goods and will sell them about $40 less
Than you pay for the same kind Of machines
to agents. Warranted for years.
T.. A, KREPs.
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FEss Class Merchant TaIIOring.-C

H. BUCK, Merchant Tailor, l50 Summit
St., Toledo, Is now receiving fine line of
Suilings, 0verc0atings, &C., OF the latest
importatiOn, which he will make TO order
Ia IAe best and latest styles, at bottom fig
ures for cash. Everything warranted to
rive satisfaction. Gentleman having their
orders filled in Toledo will 6nd il TO their
advantage to call at this old established and
reliable house. ST
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HIRTu-AI hin 1

HIRTu.-At his residence in this place,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, Wednesday, May 5th,
1880, of paralysis, John MARTIN lllRTH,
aged 55 years.
Mr.. IIIRTH was an old resident of Per
rysburg, and highly respected i,T his in
telligcnce and kind disposition by large
circle Of friends. He stood out in the
sun Tor some time on Monday, watching
parties engaged IN digging II well at the
box factory. On leaving there he drop
ped into Mr.. WEDEuTx's grocery, looking
very pale and said he icll very singu-
lar sensation la his sysien, A lew mo-
ments elapsed wheA h. Iell to the fluor
from the effects ul stroke Oi paralysis nl
the right side. DIR, RnEINFRANK was
summoned aud Mr.. llIRIN WAS placed in
u buggy aud taken hume where lie remain
| cd up 10 tlse slime Of his death, apparently
unconscious and mt having altered a word
after he fell. This was a sad blow TO his
wife and family, to whom lie had always
been kind aud devoted husband and
father, and who fth that il would have
been great consolation 10 haVo counseled
with him in his Last Aoments
Mr.. IIiRYH WAS born in Wurlemburg
! Germany, and came TO this country and
located in Philadelphia at the age Of ten
years. After residing in Philadelphia loI
some years he located in Ann Arbor, Mich.
where, ia company with brothers he en-
gagged in cOnd'scting tannery. Twenty
three wears ago he rensOved hiS family tc
Perrysburg, and established tannery al
the upper part el town, where he has con
dncted the business since.
The deceased raised family of ter
children, six girls and four boys, and hai
given all good education to prepare then
for useful citizens through lille.
I The iuneral takes place at o'clock P
NJ, to-day, at the residence Rev. q. A
! ADAMS officiating.
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Remarkable Escape.-w. NJ. Moor

and family, who live miles north Of Wes-
ton, had narrow escape Sunday night,
aud yet knew not of il till Monday morn.
ing. They woke up Monday morning to
fnd that the lightning had struck their
house, completely denolishing the chin
ney, and killing an even dozen of chickens
which had ensconsed themselves under the
house, in shelter from the Storm Weston
HeraId
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Mabley.-This hume is likely 10 be as

Mabley.-This hume is likely 10 be as
familiar at Chicago aud vicinity ns in this
latitude, Mr.. WIN. MARLEY having started u
mammoth Clothing House aud n big sensa-
lion in clothing circles in that city. He
returned from there on the first OF the
week, leaving his son in charge. This will
not effect the popularity Of his mammoth
house in Toledo us he always has some one
there to mark his goods at the lowest living
rates, us will be seen by his new price list
in this paper, Look ut it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

Medical NOtice.-Mrs. NJ. NJ, HAT.
FIELD, NJ. D., formerly of Dayton, now To-
Gated in Toledo, can lie consulted at the
Exchange Hotel, on Fridays Of each week.
Office hours from | 1870 a. NJ, TO 400 p. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

For SaIe.-A first. class farm, well i'm
proved, and located within one mile of
Perrysburg, for sale cheap. Enquire of
Cook q TRoUP.
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9 30 a. m .--PaEs,And FreIghl' 10 p. N
Trains stop on signal at the following sta
tions: Asylum, Four Mile Lock, Aeringo, Je-
rome, Presque Isle, Hutchinson.
Street cars will run in connection with all
trains striving and departing irom Toledo,
promptly.
G. G. GRUND, |. II. BURGo9N,
GenI Pass. Agent. Geu1 Supt.
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L>rue
Cnlumbus.. 9 so An. 50oP.H. tl2.lO A. NJ
arrive at
Toledo. 2 55 Pm. 1000 do 40 do
Leaves South Depot.
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PIONEERS PASSING AWAY.

DECKER.-At the residence OF his son,
MADISON DECKER, near Monclovia, Lu-
cas- county, April 81, 1880, MOSES DECK
Err, aged 73 years aud 10 days.
The deceased was one Of the earliest pi-
oneers of Wood county, having land in
Perrysbug in 1922, IN company with three
brothers and the late EBER WILSON, all
coming from York State. lie lived for
many years on the farm adjoining that Of
Mr.. WILSON, and when the war broke out
sent three sons into the army two of whom,
JERRY and BENJAMIN, were starved to
death in Andersonville.
lie was hard working and induslri-
Ous man, and by those best acquainted with
him said to be without fault. lie raised
family of five sons and two daughters
W. l.. and FREEMAN now living in Has
kins, and MADISON in Lucas county. The
daughters reside IN Nebraska, aud he had
Just returned from visit with them but
| few days prior Ia his death.
The funeral services took place Mt the VI
e. Church, this place, Rev. DR.. YINGLISC
officiating, and the remains of another who
struggled with the privations incident I,
pioneer life in the Valley now lie in peace
and calm repose in Fort Meigs Cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

Wanted.-Fifty Thousand feet Of l3
foot elm logs, delivered Mt IIoovER's Saw
Min. Perryrbnrg. j. ii. CHAPMAN.
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For Sale.-A large bay mare, weight
about I, 400. well suited for farm work. A
bargain, Call on or address
4 L. r. TRoMBLA, PeTrysburg, q.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

The Stevens Upward Filter is destined
to supercede every other Filter in the
market. a. X. CHAMPNEY, Agent.
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Important to SoldIcrs.-Soldiers in

Important to Soldicrs.-Soldiers IN
tending to apply for pension must do so
before July next in order to secure the
back pension. Mr.. FRANK 1. DARLING,
representing the firm of MILo B. STEVENS
& Co., pension Attorneys, Cleveland, Ohio,
and Chicago, ILL.,, will be in Bowling
Green. Ohio, Thursday, May 81, 1880, to
prepare the claims of any who deem them
selves entitled.
He will also attend to increase pension
and bounty cases. Information as 10 Mr.
DARLING's whereabouts during his stay in
the city can be obtained at the office Of the
County Clerk. 4c
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVEuT1eFmrNTg.

Agents Wentsd-Thompson T. Co.
Reudy-Made Clothing-Wm Mabley.
Excursion Columbus 4 Toledo n. n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

Stave Factory for Sale.-The under
signed desires to call attention to the desir-
able location OF the property known as the
Stevens Stave Factory, it's close proximity
and convenience to the raw material,
&c. This property will be sold at bar
gain. Call on or address
3Otf GEO. WEDDELL, Receiver.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07
Cash for Red OAK ma StaVeS.-lOO,

900 wanted for immediate shipment. For
further information call and zee III.
A. G. WILLIAMS a BRO.,
4d Perrysburg, q.
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Money To Loan.

Mortgages Bought and Money Loaned
by f. A. HIGGTNs,
32tf Perrysburg, o.
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-Untilfurther notice wIllbuy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles %, 80 and 80 feet long
Piles must not be less than IA inch es
the bait, | , inches in centre and 9 inch
atop end. To he delivered on the doc
at Perrysburg, for which l viii pay cash.
off GEORGE BOETscH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

Common Pleas.-The May term of the
Court of Common Pleas, convened at Bow
ling Green on Monday, with Judge DODGE
upon the bench. The docket is large one,
and we learn that but little WIS accom-
pished 80 far this week to reduce it.
The following are the J:.rors drawn for
| the term
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

R.M. SuoENixHR. Prest, Ciucinnau.
l.. Williams Gent 5up't.
j. II. Weller. Asst Supt, Dayton.
will. G. Nurton, Agent, Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-05-07

BOWLING GREEN q TON foGAEY R. h.
IIowiug Gr'u, Leave, 700 A. n. 1910 $50 Pm.
bowling Gr'n. Ar've, S:35 A n i2;2Ok d;35 P,.s.
Tnntngany. Leave, 8:l5 1900 NJ. ..E6;l5 Pm.
Tontogany. Arrive 1870 4 III ~, $40 P. -.
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For Sale Chenp.--A pheIon carriage,
in good order, will be sold CHEAP.
81 Enquire Of l.. NJ. HUNT.
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The Auglaize Murder TriaI.-In the
cases of the State of Ohio against John
Wagner, the trial commences to-day at
Wapakonetta. He is charged with burgla.
ry, and also with murder in the frat de-
gree. 1t Is the affair which occurred at
New Bremen, OH the eve OF last Thanks.
giving Day. Several Of our police force
go down an witnesses. E. s. Hanks, the
old detective, and D. d. Bates, officer of the
Ohio Penitentiary, are among the import
ant witnesses.
The State will be represented by the
and Colonel Andrews. The deleuse is 10
he conducted by +. c. Layton, Of Wnpa.
konetta, and ]. R. Tyler, Esq, of Perrys-
burg.-Bee, Sd.
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Honor from EurOpe.-It is conceded
on all sides that DR.. Ayers Pills are above
comparison with other medicines. Unit
ing the best elements known to the chem
ist, they are particularly effective against
the numerous stomachic disorders for which
they are recommended as cure. These
pills are so mild vet searching, that they
are often prescribed by doctors who other
wise do not favor patent medicines. In
deed, with the fruits of DIR. Ayers genius
in the shape of PILLS, Sarsaparilln, Ague
Cure, Cherry Pectoral, one might with i'm
punity travel through the swamps of trop-
cal America, or follow Stanley on his trav-
els through the interior OF Africa.-Am.
stcrdam Nieura ran den Dag.
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PERRYSBURG MARKETS.

CoRREcTED BY KINGsBURY WILSON.
PERRYBURG, o., May Z, 1885,
Wheat ....Sl 10 Eggs. .''..''''. &c
Corn q 100 lbs. ... SIC Flour q bl'S6 1901 90
do shelled.. ...'. 3Tc Oats. '''''''' $50 33c
Dressed Beef. ..6617c Rve... ...'.''' ',4OG
Pork q Dbl ...... Cnver seed bu ..S5 90
Hogs. .4,04ll Chickens q To. .... &c
PuIatoes ........ 25030 Turkeys 99 ID ...7@Sc
APPLES q bu...$I 90 Beans, navy Sl.5O@S2
Dried ami es.... .... 7c Lard ...............7c
Butter. .........,. lGci Feathers. .30140c
Hides at Psrrysburg Tannery - Green
trimmed 61I@7c. No. 2, Two-thirds price.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
SOUTH HOUND

Taxing Effect Inn'y Ist, 1850.
Thr,e Passenger Traius daily Except Sun
days. as follows:
SOUTH BOUND.
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THE EUREKA +!
THE
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al the emowr III be used on uney 81 u th p
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before
IMPORTANT TESTIM ONIALS.
and 20, 1875
Highest Award
THE GRAND MED AL AND DIPLOMA.
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First lie introduction u Al e
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Sixth For the
IT'S GREAT CAPACITY FOR RAPID WORK
BATES HARVESTER. Send Circulars
u. E3. TRACY SONS,
pn LATCHA, OHIO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Unsolicited feoffsnonu 70 the E0fsrrun ~
EroE HasI-fs' seminal IusffIIee, fafopp
Irosn letters recctecef ft-0nt FufronsS
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Toledo, Delphos & Burlington r R
TOLEDO DIVISION.

rnok ef.e, wednesdar. Januarr q, 1ssO.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-01

Col. A. X. Mcclure, of the Times, is
at Chicago, and telegraphed last night
that Blaine has the largest army with
the worst generals that ever entered a
political battle. Considering tie ability
and desperation of the Grant men and
the blundering and confus SION OF the OPP
position, | would say tonight that the
nomination Of Grant is probable, but the
nomination of Blaine is hardly possible,
and that Sherman is not within sight of
success. The next twenty-four hours
may develop surprising changes, but if
the fight were TO be made TO morrow,
believe Grant would win it, although the
Grant men here are not majority of the
convention.