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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
Al oar Kaehines Tully Warranted for Years.

I; s no. CIR oe< that IL l. the best machine
Il ts EOrd b. IN justice IL and integrity,
kn0E of 10 superior f0r Family We do not push
TIE ale of thsse Machines. BAT keep fall assortment
% the fact We k1De y01 viii call zzd Examine the
prsor ns-.s of his NzeEine Ehifh has become 20 in
lSar-ly pcczi2r IL merits Grss
Simplicity 81 CsasfTseti0S; Fen pGrts, ichieh 1t-
rsEf<z III p<esi1lity Of settsg oNs eo1a>T, and tie
sizpliety " threading, Nhjeh al onee co1smends u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

Oregon Family Pig Pork
DUI Up IN 20 POUND KEGS. A FIzE
:. rs 20 R't 'A1s g Bo1Lgs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
Bzrter Burter

Bran aud Oats
Tx LADY LAMPsoE,- THIS DAY.
Il C743 BOLLES Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
NOTICE.
Notice.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A II. PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
\ tnI- nv Farmer Jc=gph A4rdIaeiI- i t1rhuc-
iEsi sz 5sbs< % ziTs any Prozzis~ry ueges
n tn q the i'm q J1ssPh AA13zaciI KI Cas-
Fa- SILVA ID Pls.se zszSEx-s azv q Gg- i'm
PcuPsrr 1I5 tsoCs shlzrio1s incurred viii Be
a2gr-7Tzi 5F NJ GASPAR SYLVIA
A1ElILsiI- WIlalEa- Oahr- jan Il, rSe0. ~ tus
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
NOVELTIES.

he greatest l0velEy iuIrUueed into these music
loving Is1ts patented and introduced lately the
Oh GU n II TIE,
And = enustrzctei the principle Of Cabinet Organ
and b operated upOn b. Euy one child
tsriE E1Lcq -1iated Eifh uasie- There i limit
either kind quantity % ul=ic- II sill PLAY Hymn
Tunes Popular Airs Quzdrillez- POkAs, Waits. ETC.
itk cl=1reSz and zccarzcy which fsE performers
ss11l zzt Can b. carried z1ee- the arm The ORGUI
SETTE. With lie automatic u1sic sheets. represents
5oIh organ and orzznisI uEsic- musician and music
tszrhsr, and i sdirzby adapted fox singing parties
dancing pdrIes evening entertainments. surprise par
IL. - a.-cl-In-aI rI-rl.lss.- AZ Il rherafn-e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

California River Salmon
GEsrIsE AKTICLK II BARRELS AND
- For szIe b. BOLLZs 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
,ainta and Paint Qua

LINE. LINE,
q SMALL LOT RECEIVED PER LADY
n L41PSOS -E BOLLES Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

We lave aire1s been net slt1 the objection that IN
Gyi1-4ls wanting articles get them in
sz-e tlsricts without Ei1ch t-o1hle and expense aud
10 oSyaie This te1lEy e have devised the following
scheZes
A1E a.hsr Of persons desiring ten loTe articles
shall >elE t-sS1 the C1tso-se TIE Goods they aire,
ard sad their acsr. ~ilh the Cash zad directions
PACK 1at focxrt 70 di-ecsea Person This shall be
cole- AID 70 the E2Sled person the goods shzll be
bond and packed With tbs additional Bonus Of ONE
EXTRA ARTICLE IN EVERY TEN. a. selected 10
sEzive owner To prevent disappointment in ordering
i Vii Be Necessary 70 mention the articles specially de-
sized bit % adj extra nEbr y the list. subsIi
Izts shold 1uE Be % stock the time o. ordering
Doar fail ssad to Geo ?. Wells FOX Catalogue 41d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
J. M. MACDONALD,

ACCOUNTANT H7naEzIz- Il
has LOCATED BIS OFFICE At We -
Il As-E1II1 -SrssE- 'gHz- tlz Ts1T.-T S5ars Il NJ
= = Ca-s- F1.s-E eEnitIEr gF.asr1l Ag.uer and
A.r1gll-s1- 5s7lsz.sss n A. n branches
- o E.pr Va. ~ E-uaill1 - IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
NOTICE

hi RING MY AEsEEGE IRON THIS ETEf-.
~ EIA m nephew NJ saG1 LeeSs- VI 11rs n
-1al-Ez a. All t-7ela L. business fsr ne
EE0AA= LEX
Ellll-l-I- Faa. n II u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
NOTICE,

TYHE TSDERSIGNED. LEHUEL TTNG,
IL zEPhsE q Tang Wing % TIE Chinese EuhzssF.
a. @Islta-1u b-z "a inform tn public thai having
fc Es-z smiled n IT, Euf-e5 State ne uoE
--a1F l1rz--sE between the EzEiish and
Chinese as- 1z3 % Izssa1 III u1rre-s OF COZ
Er1c1z tE-es=uzs 1croz1-s- c5Fiz- nd oths-
A;sisus G.t-cEIzE Cni1sse- -- Ozzee 0Tsr Kkitzsy
Esas-ss11' E.l.5k >csr., Hs15lzlz- 7SIz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
WAN ed,

A sTTEATION ~ COOK sr HSas<ke<p<x
n hF WIG 1af -aisr1GE- EzisEsegs a her
1I-sl1sss- Ia ah.ssznu ~ y srl-- -sIals
= --zI--=L A1t-szs sIr arz weak 70 a vera KAY
=1-se1 ~ %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
Gables and Anchors

4 Full ASSORTMENT. INCLUDING ALL
n e5lS-z AID .E=l3<s q re Cei-5-z-sd RzbbeE
LE-z.- cEl BOLLES CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
rHE AMERICAN SEWING MACHIHE

5<rel 1h0a111ld Fire HHIi1Ted D'1fL1Ts trDTfh 81
AHssrio1s iSsscisag HaehfHes s1Ld here
IA is1s than TI1o HeaTz.
So ez-sT prot o. the yzlss q article than il
sadly Increasing seles. Ia ali ihis large nuzber only
0sz hEs 5eer retained foF seDsirs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
EYERT ARTICLE IS SENT OUT IN PERFECT ORDER
OUR DOLLAR {

Essry Article i eS1cEv described in the Catalogue
AL vii Be realty exchanged IL approved Of rAe
Catalogue viii Be AIDED % BY every nail and fresh
novelties Sr-s the public viii Be notiaed Of the fact
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

NOTICE.
T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
n EEEafEEr AErigal-E-aI Company held JGzzK-T
sth- 49, The f1lsEinE GGicsrs elected for ne
s1<4SuE Esa-=
----..------------EGu- c. 2 Bish0p
Fncs~ F--sa;sas-------------E 0z- Z A P Carter
Trsas1rs----- --------.--.--------=P- c Jouss- II
>errSE1-y --------------------5 O. Carter
81 u P c JONES, Jr- Sex pro ten
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

MANGO GR0FE IN KANE0aE 0AHr.
VI -nuElEliar FtTs 81 A--ss- vs- Fs1es.t- -Ea
Lsrir-s- oiIaa-lf-z1Es- S1lt= AID FrIiz Trees ks
Ir 1a--1El-.L-s E1iI1 Ira Il
= In <T POLE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

6tHAIN CABLES AND IRDN STOCK An
u CHORS-EIZes fra Z liza % u inch. Sor-
= Pc sz.@g BoLLEs 4 Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
WAITED IunezztsEy.

WN0TR &ETING GTRL@- AprfT n E-zur Il I
II EIce-7s-rfs 1rzsz-a1z.E EsSzrz1snG II
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
CARD TO THEPUBLIC

GEO. r. WELLS
D for The rspGy extending pS-VsSse that has Keen
o1erS1 aisa ey tbs Inhabitants ~ these Islands, and
t4Se this oppzsGnigy - Informing the public enersy
hat Ne has differentiated in Soeo-zaee With the SPIRIT
OF TINES prOve the the Tall and Actual
NAlge - the CASH poLLtR- Eoy thts parpose he
kas SSsG JAs 1-e premises adjoining his Masie Sto<e.
1uG kxS EilsG the sane With 4 Lsrsx snl Varied
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
For. One Dohar!

Il i matter Of izp1ssihigy for people who have
eitAerso bought ses eere u TealiEe the tremendous
ffsae- in ths value u EhSf they AlEs got and what
tAsy Gan sssc Ses tx the READY CASH DoLI-ARi
BAT The staber fAeES remain thai What : selling
IN The neigh t.rtnE stoves Tor - 81 Be obtain 81 and
seiecEsG tro1s this Arse stock toz ONE DOLLAR The
!. hl-s ssrNs tan .issir.- In IL fsct-tha ..is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
Bought for Cash. Sold for Cash.
No Bad Debts, No Losses.
No Interest on Money,

Aut ne Mostl q the >torr Is '.SE4IL PRUFIrS
AVID QUICK RETURNS
To Attspst Gese-5a The vz-isG beauties Or sxcsIen-
eiss % this stock ~pt b inpo>sible bat for the pgF
Tlss> % ordering. tsS Z Wells h1s completed Gaia
l-Is Wheh he thinkS and hopes will prove beneficial
Alike B1yer 4nt Seller. OGs thing he guArangses-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
STOCK OF NOVELTIES

OF ers Conceivable kind and description selected from
tAe Eastern Markets ste taste and cave Rssht At the
lowest casa pres. in lx-e Quantities dirsos fr the
sAaSf4ssarsrs. Ne noS oSs each and every Arsiec in
the Syure
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

A i-s 1ecu--st II E-n,sa,2s. EzIEai5- ca Frasiv.
IN r. 81 sVzu 5-isc8 U ri,t zn,1r-z-lz HT Eh,.s
1lts Residence Of Mr.. p 2 >Lzs-r5 vas 7oGIev ;i.-
sCc-EsL Eht 6-s -rL-sL1aiz5 TON the SuJTgt,i-,s.
El.l, -iisssss ---Il-1 sls SIZE q -1e 1gmSs. azss
Eis Cr-eli1ly lssl-ilt:usn--y gr11scls,5 IN. Las
" -sacn slaG1 s--sat vErT E1zs ,sLnZ s;lzs.i
III >l-1-r5 ard Us Acnlsisss family have ans
s7zlE-;J--1E L Ia Ee-ls e,IzI--L-1-.zsv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11
EATAI

SazEa rsrz-zs NJ Ez.EzI-z- sieezz5 y .issse
T-rs III rzEEz--s zIsr ret IL ha-G
k1b1a All LIKE ==zl5z Nr- Gs,7czz 7@Z-1gz VITA
r=f.szT=- 1-IllczF CT Al the FCGzs e4ss W. -
cEz q IL cazz
5lall-=i rzzz-us NJ Eaz-a agzV1e= Ct r79
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

Csrczzn Eeercn 1ss suz-r-s ecss vs-s 81 Ns-
hIlsIE Ems 1->t escce has s-rfrs3 I. X -srcrreG
aAss BE irssnas - kseF MA sal s;s ezs1lsxr ea
Ass-,i a. 81 s7-n-s,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

We lss-z saaz Ms -zlslza v-a3fzis-s. 3 zs-sve
gccsls1 OK 1Tsrr. C1asrs Sfvrct-ss -ae ct-2srs lE
u zIs-s gifcs 7--1Crrus Es1-siifv zssuz1as Hiss
as-i11St liss cn several eN.-lS,s,S 5,pea-ss De-
sra Esnsiz,I s1iissnses t.1i ccr1zeisrs ridges
,lfys ErsnsC-Gst hsr E--ssas u rs-s EIEsscal
I-L17v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

- sas ARRIVAL &c sae essAs y < k.v-sq ard
Discovery, sssSa dsy hsssr 5svs (pIsa % AsS ses
-sseevs5.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

he CE-sss ~ NV z.crz III sTz- -1z-z =
lEzE f1r z-E sz-z-Eaza1n- ElzE-te never Ia 4
-1--n -l,s A 4 -r=ssu- EEErz az Tn E=sT sz51s
-Eu-zT1z=,- by E-5en ~ zaslT 1.ezsEI-Bs All
-aZ 1s E=L Ezzsrz-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-02-11

LkErz kls hsez ennzllze-zalz zzzs-gzzes t-1n
L. zez 4 sE@ q o1AE- FrspE ca@
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24

The Society Of tie Army Of The Cumbsr-
land closed their nth annual reunion at Toledo
last night, which has been a pleasant one. Il
was Toledo's turn to 60 "a "dress parade last
nirht At Smngerfert Hall. shd she (in the full
sense Of the word) was out In iull force. II
there is any plsce In Ameries where the
deserving soldier meets with hearty reception,
Il is In Toledo.
The Toledo 0ommsreiei-by nsme--is no
more. The new hru, J. D. Bsttelle & Co.,
changed the name on Monday last N the Toledo
Daily Tsiegrom, BY which his to be known in
thu future. The size has beenl changed 10 q
seven column folio, except the Sunday edition,
which will retain the old sire OF eight pages
To correspond with the sire the price has been
reduced TO three cents per copy, which seems
To be in accordance with the increasing demand
for ehesp dsilies. May success attend the en-
terprise.
Mr.. Samuel Birdsal presented us with
a pear on Monday that weighed Just seven
teen ounces. This is the largest one we
have ever seen. II and seven others was the
feet in height. Mr.. j. w. Ross informs us
that lie picked one from pear tree In
Mrs. Lindsay's door yard several years ago
and exhibited it at the State Fair, that
weighed just an equal number Of ounces.
In speaking Of the art department Of
the Tri-Staie Fair, the Bee says Among
the portraits exhibited in Art Hall is a
very accurate likeness Of Mr.. Francis Hol-
lenbeck, Of Perrysburg, fnely executed by
Miss Augusta Bruce, Of Clinton. MIR. Hol-
lenbeck msy be regarded as the pioneer in
establishing the system Of graded schools
In this section Of the State, for through
his efforts he melted an interest in the sys
ten among the educators Of Northwestern
Ohio, and brought about the first meeting
on the subject, which was held at South
Toledo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24
M AHHIED.

AVERILL-ROBERTSON.-at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents, on Thursday
evening, September l6tk, 1880, by the
Rev. q. A. Adams, Mr.. ELISHA p. AVE.
RILL, aud Miss MAY ROBERTSON, al Of
Perrysburg.
This momentous and most lnteres ing
event in the lives Of this young coupe, vas
not unlocked for, but looked for sooner. A
large number Of the relatives aud several
invited guests were present to witness the
event OF events in n life iime.
A new feature was introduced on this
occasion in the selection Of the attending
couple, the bridesmaid aud groomsman,
Miss Lulu Averill, aged years, aud HAr-
~ Averill. aged Q year,, each dressed in
costumes appropria to lime nnd occasion,
served the couple IN the capacities named
The presents were many, aud OF sub
stantial nature, consisting OF silverwufe,
pictures, etc.
The twain started for Cleveland on the
1907 train the same evening, remaining
over one day there, spending Sunday IN
Cumberland, Md, the greater part Of this
week in Washington, from whence they
20 to H,rtford, Conn, TO Brook lyn, and
Troy, New York, to visit relatives, expect
Ing 10 be absent three weeks on the tour,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24
CAPITAL CHIPS"


Secretary schurz returned from his western
trip Saturday.
First Comptroller Of the Treasury, Judge
Lawrence, leaves to-day, to take part In the
campaign 10 Ohio.
Postmaster General Maynard Is 10 Tennessee
assisting the Republicans iu ths, State.
Several Of our old army officers are to be re-
tired in accordance with the prAGramne recent
" inAugursied by President Hayes. Among
them are Quartermsstsr Gen'l Meigs and eur.
geon Gen1 Barnes.
Genr Ingalls, will in all probability succeed
GeD'I Meigs. GenT Barnes successor has no,
yet been determined oa, or il 81, Il has not teen
made public. These movements are 10 be made
tp placate Gen1 Grant. Ii is slso stated that i'm
m-diateIy upon the return Of the President,
Generals Ord and Mcdowell viii be retired.
These latter re;iremeuts are To- be made because
the President is fearful should the Democrats
have cuntroi they would vindicste Gen'I Porter
by making him Major Genersi and compel
Gen'l Pope ~ report To him.
The R-a insters 1f Virginia refuse to COM
promise with the Funders. The Consequence
is there will be two Democratic Electoral tick
cts ~ tue ield. which will give the Repub ics rs
a fair show of carrying the State for Garfield.
An order WAS issued by the Postmaster Cen
eral SAtu'dat, iurbiddiug the trsnsmissiou
through the mails or any leuers addressed to
the " Commonwealth Distribution Company "
Of Louisville. Ky, inslructiug all Pusimastsrs
to return such letters to the POstmasters of tue
Offices where they were originally mailed. with
the word e fraudulent" written or stamped up
on the envelope. This order also appl, - the
ksniueky State LOTTERY.
The Post fiics Department has prepared
= schedule advertisement for carrying
the mails on all the postal routes
except the New England States except
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Della
ware, Maryland. Virginia aud West Virginia
The total number Of routes TO be advertised il
about 200. These prise newly established
routes, routes in which there have been failures
10 comply with contracts, etc.
Sept. 20, 1880.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24
4 EGAL NOTICE.

Daniel W. Eastman and CaihariDs EastmaA
whose place Uf residence is ,nprnsed H. be Al
bi"n. Michigan, will take nntice that ". J.
Hitchcock, IN ArTil 9th. 1880, filed 10 the court
ut Common Pleas of wr-d county, Ohin, his
petition in an action wherein W. J. Hiinhc"et
Is plaintiff aud SAID Daniel W. snd Catharine
EAstin IN aud snotieI are defendants, setting
fonh that IN January llth. 1875 tine said An-
iel W. Eastman made aud delivered ts one
Lawrence }. iiaywmd his three Pr"missorv
notes NJ that date. each for the sum II $l86 SO,
due In ons, two aud three years fr,an date.
That I" secure the rayment thereof said Dan
lcl aud CathA'ine Eastman. executed and de-
livered tn said Haywood their nnurtgage deed
of In. lot No. 2I9 in the Village Of Perrysburg,
WOad county, Ohio.
That said Haywood un January LIST. 1917 as
signed said mites aud mortgage in the said AIN
I'D Ia whom there is nav due thereon the sum
OF Si99 %. with interest To- be computed with
annual rests frnm January II, 1871.
r.-iniif asks foreclosure oi sAid mortgage
sale o: said property aud application al the
proceeds I" ias payment of said indsbtrdnsss.
Saii dvfendants are qnired lo answer said
petition by October IS. 1880.
W. J llirCncOcK,
2OSll60 PR COOK a rEorr. Au'ys.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24
4 EGAL NOTICE.

Simon j. Murphy, of Detroit, Michigan. will
take noice th It the Michigan S.oys COM any on
Septembe 9Th, 1880, hled In the Court of Com
mon Plen, OF Wool county, Ohio. Its emended
petition in certain ation pending In said court
wherein the Michigan Stove Company H. plaintiff.
aud said Simon J. Murphy and otlels are defend
ants.
That the substance and prayer Of said petition
i that on June 10, 1917, the plaintiff recovered
In said court Judgment against Henry X. Peck
for the sam of SSl4.2S and SS.31 costs, which
judi m Mt be rs 10 per cent. in crest, and part
Of VIII ch has been pad.
That said Henry r. Peck has or claims to have
no personal pr1p'rty out Of which said judgement
That said Henry 3. Peck received by devils /,
rJm one Erasmus D. Peck, and on June 9th.
1879, owne Out Lots Nos. 253 and 254 in the
village Of PERI sburg, Wood county, Ohio. on
which real estate said Judgment then became and
now Is lien.
II a. execution was issue1 upon said Judgment
and levied ou al real ssta 9 on March II. 1880.
That on Jan-Gy 18th, 1880. said Henry T..
Peck sold and cOnveye said real CIT .te TO the de-
ftn ant, Simon j, Murphy, who purchase the
same. subject 10 psintih's said lieu.
The plaintiff aR.s that said conveyance may he
aunulled a. against plaintiff = said lien the said
premises ordered to he sold, and the proeeefs OF
sac applet TO the payment OF plaintif q
said Judgment and the interest ther n.
Sail Murphy 10 feq uired to answer sail amend.
ed petition by October 30 b. 1880.
22fSl3 COOK & TROUP. Pltns Att'ys,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24

DR.. Iiuglhg. Jr-, who eau boast of being
one week nid this murning. is the latest arrival
at the M. e. Parsonage.
Pv H.chlrr, Of Toledo, dropped in to-day
to smile on his many friends.
Mr. T. Wilson hiss been detained at home for
the past week ON account # a severe attack II
the sgue.
Miss Halle Hnllenbeck returned over a week
ago ir"m her protracted visit with her father
aud friends At Rochester, NY.
Miss Emms Houston, whu has been teaching
at Bates Station r,r the past three months,
clnsss her school Ia day.
Mr.. 3. d. Lock, the lilly engineer Of the
birge Ohio. left his bual at Black River pnd
made hssty trip to this port last Tuesday.
Mrs A Andrews and her daughter, Sirs Alb
bic !. An r 'Ss, f'"m BriuieId. Massachusetts,
are visiting the family Of Rev Rnils II ChuLb.
this week
Misses Pauline sni Anna Hirih, of this place,
start for Chattanooga, 1enn- Monday night
next, where they have been enpsged to teach
in the cnhJTed sohonls of that city.
Mrs Geo W iiollenbeck, If Toledo, is remov-
log her household goods to Prrrpshurg, and
will make her home with = Ilollenbrck. during
the absence Of hvI husba nd with the Nag oil on
Co., In AriIuna.
Mi,ses Emma and Frank Pirree start mi.
-. -. r,;-..,N-., s
"i"'"'"s '"' N'"e'ons'' eAPee''he !" oe sosen'
about three weeks visiting Islatives, the Ex
position, hi u tops, etc.
Chase Wilson, after nearly years expert
euee In Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico. in
which lie visited many Of the newly develop ed
mines, aud in turn was visited by the typhoid
lever, returned home yesterday mornlng direct
from Canon City. Colorado, very much resemb
ling "toe string"
Charles y. Avsrill, better known here As
aEdn now hold. ib. r.ok of Dan s,ns,n,m
80, .nah, hr.,., a. T,,,,;,, "a ,.a.,
constsuI marching orders as sub for newly
married men. But few days sgo he was
Postmaster Oeneral, aud now he Is coparc sneT
In dry goods store.
Mrs D 7 Stowetl returned f,om n ,s,on las,
r.Ia. a, r..
f"uAy n'gh"AI" sPeno'ng soou' ." on'ns
In that eily under the care Of physieisns; srs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-09-24
BowLlNG GREEN BRIEFS.
Bowling Green Journal.l


Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
If your JouRSAL fails to reach you let US
know al once.
buy your glass fruit cans at S:ewart's
grocery. 23b
Turn out to our Temperance meetings er-
cry Monday evening.
Next week is the Wood county fair and
dont you furget il.
A. ID. Stewart is getting in a car load
Of salt this week. 23b
The best Shirt for s.. 90 ia the Pearl
and Eclipse. Hankey Brothers, are Sole
Agents. 2lf
= George z pernic, one ot the most prosper
rus iarme y at Perry township, died last Sat
urday Of sick stomach.
Henry Ynnker has purchased the interest
of his brother Madison. IN their irm, aud will
continue business Al the Old stand.
III you want suit made to order, go
TO Hankey brothers, as they have the
best cutter in Wood county. 2ltf
Last Thursday was the big day at the
Tri State iair, and just lots of people IRON
Bowling Green aud Portage went.
Our Silver Garnet Band went to Nirth Ba'-
tim"rr, last Wednesday evening, 10 play Tor
Frank Iiurd's bonn. They had gO,'d music
Uut bad dansers.
Last Tuesday, about noon, the residence
OF Jusrph Cook ,ot P"r' age,l"uk hrs aud Turued
,o the gr"und. We underslsud there is n0 IN.
suranee on tie property.
--Gs and see the Garfield and Hanco K
| campaign hats nj llRnkey Brothers. They
are going of like hot cakes. 23b
Wesley Graham, of Montgomery township,
| lust three valuable cUws lAsI week irum eating
the peArls aud drnkiuR the brine irom the
crulenls VI a krg. They all died the same
hour,
Gaghan and I.onmis have dissolved part
ne TshiP, aud divided their stock Oi gOOds MI Z.
Gaehs will c"uIrnue b usiness at tue old sIahu
In Bowling Green, aud Mr. LOOmis will opeu
OuI AT IOusshnlders
Andy Orm got his new hack last week, and
Monday he had ~ 60 aioug with IL IO tnLiay
| 10 introduce IL, you knuN. IL 10 Beat aud just
the thing tor tue Findlay line. Tue Pugh
BrotLsrs, OF Grand RapidS, built IL.
-Ilankey Bros, are receiving their
Fall stock Of Mems Boys aud Children's
Clothing, that they will sell out al old
prices, regardless Of the boom in High
Prices. 2llf
Mr., &. p, Jones, Of Hancock county, aud
Republican candidate for member Of the BsAra
OF Equalization, dropped in on Bow ling Green
lsa Monday and made us = pleasant call.
, Though We have not the advantage VI . per-
sanal AcquAiuiAnee with the gentleman, We
were wen pleased with his general appear
anee and are af opinion he ID the right nau for
the place. His statue Is like "the suns Of Anak
OF the Ming of Bashan. aud we did seem AZ
| gTasshoppers beside him" Still there 10 some
thiag " dignity aud noble about his pers5insl
that won our admiration. and We say 10 every
maa, vote Tor Z. 4. Jones.