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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
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ATTENTION REpuRIICANS.

II is your DUTY to he at the polls on
next Tuesday and deposit your ballot.
Every man on the Republican ticket
except the candidate for Governor-is
worthy Of your support. While II is true
that we have personal grievance, which
we are satisfied would be recognized ms
amply sufficient, had we the time and
space to fully explain, ior our refusal to
support Mr.. Foster, yet this grievance is
slight compared with that Of the Repub
lican party. With all his wealth he car
not repay the damage and decentralization
he has brought TO the party by alternating
and driving away from it its best and
most substantial elements, which have as
sisted it to victory on many holly contest
ell fields since 1854 through their love for
It as party OF advanced ideas and for
its purity of purpose. In the language OF
Fosters literary bureau, established to
puff him into prominence, he is rich
and loves Office" In his inordnate thirst
for promotion he has collected around him
an unscrupulous band OF wire pullers who
can get no endorsement for anything from
the people, and with these and his literary
bureau he attempts TO ride rough shod
over the will of tho better elements of the
party. Many Republican papers that dis
liked his nomination, and who have not
had the independence to say 80, have found
themselves in the peculiar position of fight
ing his battles by abusing the best elen.lts
OF the party--the church and temperance
element-that Foster may draw from the
Democratic party the beer and whisky vote
The Bucyrus journal, (Rep.) summed
Nj. Foster up in very few words early
In the campaign, thus: Foster has
eyinced neither ability as an administra-
Tor, consistency as a partizan, wisdom as n
party leader, honesty as a politician, honor
towards other great men of the party, nor
fidelity to the people who elected him"
Republicans, the welfare OF the party
demands that You shall rebuko this i'm.
poster and dispoiler Of the good name Of
ths party. You have il in your power 10
express your opinion Of him ON Tuesday
next ms you did ON one oi his appoiniees
from this county when lac was cundi-
date Tor State Senator a few years ago. We
honestly believe the best thing the Rcpub-
lican party can do on Tuesday nezi, viii
be TO side track Foster and elect The whole
Republican ticket, except him, by rous.
Ing majority.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07


The B. G. Democrat can make no cap
ital for its candidates by attacking tho
soldier records OF Mr.. L. w. Poe and
Capt. L. Black. Mr.. Poe was only 16
years old when the war broke out, and
for him to get an honorable discharge
from the service is honor enough for any
boy. That he will make an honest and
competent servant in the Auditors Office
there is no doubt. He is worthy of the
vote OF every Republican in the county.
Capt Black was born in Wood county,
has been identified with her interests
since boyhood, and served 8 years in the 2lst
Owl, and five months in Libby prison
in which his health was greatly shattered.
He should not only receive every Repub
lican vote, but ought to draw heavily
from the Democratic ranks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Toledo Telegram: Years ago at a social
gathering on the Western Reserve, four
gentlemen entered into compact, that
when any of the number died, the others
were to attend his funeral, and take an nc-
tive part in consigning the dead to its ma
tive elements. These four gentlemen we're
President Garfield, DIR. Errett, Rev. Harris
on Jones, of Cleveland, and DR.. ]. p.
Harrison. The President was the first
TO pass away, and Dr. Errett was selected
to conduct the final funeral services. The
other two gentlemen were also present and
assisted in the exercises.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
Six to Firieen.-"H Having been m il

Six to Fifieen.-" Having been an in
valid Tor number of years, have re.
ceived more benefit during the list six
months from the use of your Favorite
Remedy than fiom the preceding 10 years
of treatment from the best physicians Of
New York and surrounding country
Thus writes Mrs. Marian Reeve, in let.
ter dated at Cornwall, n. V, to Or. David
Kennedy, Rondout, n. Y. Is any extend.
ed comment needed on this ? One dollar n
bottle. All druggists sell it. 26b
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

The following is a list Of premiums
awarded by tho Wood County Agricultural
Society, at Tontogany, Sept. 9Th, 2Sth,
29ih aud 30th, 1881, rs taken from the
sccrciary's books, subject to correction
when the board meets at Tontogany, Sat
urday, Oct. 9Th, 1881, nt 10 o'clock AM.
j. q. AYERY, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Acurious feature OF the stock speculation
in the London market is an occasionnl
transaction in Confederate bonds. Atten-
tion has been directed to this to illustrate
the depth and breadth of the remarkable
gambling mania among London stock spec
ulators. These bonds are absolutely and
permanently as vaueless as pieces of brown
paper Of their size.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

The Bowling Green Wood county fel
10 oss were at Toledo on Monday in strong
force, with little business beside listening
to Gov. Foster and Ex-Minister Noyes.
The result of their trip has not yet been
definitely made known; but it is said
to consist chiefly of the "irbulation" which
they announced al the outset would come
from their failure to get all the offices they
may want. It is sad.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Don't fail TO get full vote out for the
Republican candidates for State Senators.
This district never had two better men on
the ticket than Col. Norton, of Napoleon,
and Col. Brigham, of Fulton county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Mr.. Corkhiil need have no fenrs OF the
people complaining OF indecent haste in
Gnitcau's case, az they quickly pardon any
apparent precipitancy in the proceedings
that will meet Out justice TO the assassin.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
Bogus Certificates.

II is no vile drugged stuff, pretending to be
made Of wonderful foreign roots, barks, &c.,
and puffad up by long bogus certificates of pre-
tended miraculous cures, but simple, pure
effective medicine, made of well known valu-
able remedies that furn ishes its own certificates
by its cures. We refer to Hop Btters, the pur-
est aud best Of medicines. See another col
umn.-R,pu5liean. 26b
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

sulky plow. No, listed but worthy diploma.
| Yoke Of steers, do do OF notice.
Plant NJ balsam. Not found.
wrneer. Good thing. Give him 81 90.
Air plant. Not listed. Very nice;
Night blooming oerus. No, listed bot worthy
Mammoth Pearl. Fiuo article.
| Sheet shams. do
Domestic sewing machines. Dip. RECOMMENDED.
| White do do do do
Harness, double aud sinnle do do
| Grange Potatoes,
| Pride of the field.
| Magum. bonun,
% est organ, W Todd, diploma.
Tho Racing Premiums were MS follows;
Race No.1-Trotting for colts, in Wood county
4 yeats old and under. Purse $50. ls,, $40 |;
I'd, SO Sd, 81.
Sam Brown, (Dixiol frst...........'si0 90
Dan Streeter (Blly S secoud.'.'" 90
IIeyman tDny Tommy third d'".' 90
Race No. Free for sll Running horses
owned IN wood county Purse $40-lst, 800;
I'd, Sl2 81, IS.
VIM Brown (Carelcss Boy first $40 90
| j O Wade (Niunie) second .... ..'' IL 90
j w Carris, tSherman) third '''''.'.. 90
Race No. 3 did not fill. Free for NIL trotting
horses owned in Wood county Purse, $40,
| The Managers made pacing race instead,
Of s25. without cxactug the S entries, and al
lowed entries to pay 10 per cent. and 60 for
purses. First, SIS second $40.
| Hodgeman Matches )frst.. ....Sl5 90
Hughes DAM second ''''' .'...' 10 10
Race No. 4, free for all trottng horses in the
| State. Did not hll. Purse 500.
A race OF SIS was made by the Managers,
with Eve entries and money divided equally.
w o Soash ella X frst....... ...'S25 90
r s Lease (Lucy second ........... 20 90
| J We,more Frank Richardson )third % 90
Fifth Race. Free for all running horses in
the State of Ohio Purse, SIS. First, $40 J
second, $40; third, sl5.
VIM Brown (Carcess Boy) hrst.. $40 90
] W Carris tSherman) second d'.....' 20 90
VIM Crom (Filly) third..... ......-. is 90
| There were three races made ns follows all
for Sept .29th, lSSl Running race, purse, $40
FIRST, $40; second, s6 third, 81.
VIM Brown, tCarless Boy) 1st. ....Slo oC
j w Cars, (Shermanl second.... '--... 90
Q Wade, (Minne) third.... ........ OF
Pacing Race. Purse. s25. First, sl5 Sec
ond. sle.
Hndgeman (Natches) first. ....S15 90
John W Carris (Bay Charley second. 10 OF
Trotting Race. Purse s25 Best two in
three. First 1898; second, 1898; third 1898
Mckee u.ady Mayl frst.... .....is 30
Hudgemsn (Charie) second ........ 80
VIM Brown tJulan) third ........ 81
| j. o. AyKRY, Secretary.
| Tontogany. o., Oct. Sd, 1881.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

The Beer Brewers Association, of Gin.
cinnati, have endorsed Gov. Foster, and the
wholesale liquor dealers of the same city
have endorsed the action OF the brewers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

II is the duty of every American citi.
rem to deposit his ballot conscien ciously
and intelligenlly on election day. Don't
iail to attend to this matter on next
Tuesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07


President Arthur says David Davis
would make a satisfactory President OF
the Senate, and David Davis believes Ar
thur will prove first rate President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Mr.. Riffcnstein, Boston, Mass, writes: Yo,r
Spring Blossom has cured me ofdyspepsia of foLf
years standing. have regained my normal ap-
petite, can sleep well, and feel like a new man.
Price 80 cts, trial size 10 cts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
Republican state Ticket.
SENATORIAL TICKET .
uEpUBLiCAN COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators Thirty.Thlrd District
j. II. BRIGHAM.
j. d. NOTION.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
FOURTH DEPARTMENT.
CtAss n,

Leading manufacturers OF Agricultural I'm
plements and Machines desire that no premi- |
ums be offered on that class OF articles. All the
principal fairs of Ohio have concluded not to
offer premiums on these articles. We have
adopted the same rule and leave tkis class on
its merits as presented by exhibitors.
Best plow, general purpose. Il l. McColy, dip.
Best stubble pillow, Chas Champion, do
Rest 2horse cu!tivalor, II A Robertson, do
Best horse rake, Lewis Thomas, do
Best farm gate, Fred Young, So 90
Best corn cutting mn chine, q Champion, dip.
Best harrow, do 81 70
Best field roller cloi crusher, do dip.
Best self-tak ing reaper, II Crosby, do
Best moving machine, do do
Best reaper mower combin'd do do
Best self binder, Long Bros. s. +. 50 90
Best washing machine, W j Rainsberger, dip.
Best well pump, L French. 81 90
Best u duz corn bOoms A lleyman, 90
Best display bent work, G Champion, dip.
Best corn drill, s P Gray, do
Glass rs.
Best family carriage. W II Vanest, dip or So 90
Best top buggy, do do do 3 90
Best open buggy. do do do 2 90
Rest spring wagon, Hickman Co, do 2 90
Best 2 horse do do do do 2 90
Best do cutter, N Warner, do 90
Best single do sP Gray, do on
Best sample unpait'd work, IS p Gray, do 2 90
Class I0-saddics and Harness.
(Not made in county,
Bestdou'le har's,gold PLAID, ,SArndt, dip or SO 90
Bpst sin'le do nic'le do do do 2 90
Glass Is-MechanicaI Arts.
Best dressing stand, W d lIerrck dip orSl 90
Rest bureau made in Co. do do 2 90
Hest bedste'd do do do do | 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07
Glass e5-DomestIc Manufactl

Clhbb 20
Must be manufactured within the year.
Best 10 yards rag carpet, Mrs Joel Foo,e 81 90
I'd do do ID VI Long. 30
Best pr wool bl'nkts home msde,J BGundy 60
do pieced patch work quilt, Miss LDowns 90
I'd do do do Sarah Grover. 80
B es, mach ne quilted quilt, entry No.wropg 80
Best worsted quilt, J Gundy-.......' 90
I'd do do David Pettys...".... 40
Best bed comfort, Mrs Joel Foote.-.. - so
do knitted white spread, Mrs Geo Reed SO
do kpotted do Mrs 7 lor... 90
Sd do do Catharne kreps 40
Best spec. darninR, Jane A Vautassel 30
do home made down comfort, Mrs
Whitehead, Sr.... ................ 90
Best pillow case, Mrs joel Foote.." so
do husk door mat, E lnsoho. .......... 20
I'd do do W A Csrkle.." 20
Best home made rug, A Ketchem. rs
ID do do L II Hollis. .......- SO
Beat home made yarn, E Inscho..... .... sc
I'd do do do ......... 20
Best pair knitted mittens, Mrs Geo Reed. 80
I'd do do Mrs L Inscho.. 20
Best pair crocheted mittens, Mrs G Reed 80
do pair knitted socks, woolen, Mrs Inscho &c
do do stockings, do do &c
I'd do do do J Vantassel 20
Best do do cotton, do 80
I'd do do Go MrsEInscho q
n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-10-07

Best stallion, Mckee Il Brown, diploma or ss 90
2d do llymen. do 90
Best matched team, Huffman, do 90
I'll do g Underwood, do 3 on
Best spnn carriage horses f. Mckee, do 4 O0
% do W RCole, do 2 90
Best horse In harness, Mckee, do 90
I'd do VIM Winuip, do 90
Best saddle horse, John Moore, do 2 90
ID do John Mckee, do 90
Best span Of mules, + Underwood, do 90
I'd do G. Brown, do 2 90
best year old mule. s J Barton, do l 90
Best Jack, G w Minton, do 90
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-18
Cnnfnrnnna CuIlInra.
Bees, 81 per stand.
Ice, 81 per ton.


The following notes culled from the
list OF appointments Of the south Kan
sas conference, will probably be of in
terest to our readers:
Rev. T. y. Walker, formerly of EN-
poria. goes to Hartford.
Rev. J. w. Fox, well known to our cit
liens, goes to Coffeyville.
Rev. A. Hartman, formerly of the To
ledO circuit, goes to Canton.
Rev. w. Bristow, formerly of Hart
ford, has beep assigned to Elk Falls.
Paul F. Jones, a former resident of
Emporis, has been sent to Eldorado.
Rev. G. w. Pye, of this city. will as
sumo the pastorate of the charge at Par.
sons.
Rev. r. H. Sparks, who has been at
Wichita during the last year, goes to
Fort Scott.
Our excellent friend Elder Rice comes
back to the Emporia district which he
SO faithfully represented last year.
Rev. c. B. Mitchell, one OF the bright
young men of the conference, has been
changed from Burton to Marion Cen.
ter.
Rev. Allen Buckner has been contin-
ued rs chaplain OF the Kansas senate
and member OF the EmpOria confer
ence.
Everybody, of course, is glad to know
that ReY John KIRBY is returned to EN-
pOria- He is just the right size to TT {
frstclass appointment, and it is emf
nently appropriate that Is prominent 1
city as ours, should have q minister a.
signed it who can so handsomely sus
tain the reputation OF the town.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-18
PERSONAL ,rErrrnN


Mr.. Will Dale has taken desk in the
office of the Central Land and Loan
Company.
The Topeka State Journal says that
Elder Mitchell has resumed his position
on the editorial staff of that paper.
Mr. o. Gilleit and wife, of Geneva
Lake, Wisconsin, are visiting at the res
idence OF Almerin Gillett, in this city.
Mr.. J. B. HaIleck has been mentioned
as candidate for councilman from the
third ward. He would make good
one
Mrs. B. F. Wheldon started to Urbana,
o., Thursday, in response to a telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
brother.
Professor ]. T. Goodnow, of the State
Agricultural College at Manhattan, was
in town Thursday. He and The NEWS
are old friends.
Mr.. L. c. Munger, engineer of The
Emporia water works, started TO In
dianapolis Saturday on a visit, for the
benefit Of his health.
Bob White, of Allen county. and R. p
Snow, Of Joplin, Missouri, both ole
timers in this vicinity, were circulating
around among their Lyon county
friends last week.
Chase County Leader: w. Graft and
family moved to Emporia last Tuesday
Mr.. Graft has filed offices of honor ant
trust in our municipal government, anG
his departure is regretted by many. oul
loss Is Emporia's gain.
Mr.. Fl. B. Lowe started on Monday fol
Socorro. wherehe has purchased several
stage lines, and will run buses to anc
from the depot. Hank understands thu
business if any man does. and we have
no doubt that he will be successful.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-18
AN OPEN LETTER.

From C. N Sterry to II. w. 8IeCune.
To the Editor Of The EnpOria Journal:
DEAR SIR: In the issue of the EN-
poria Journal of March 10, 1881, there's
contained an article entitled, ''Stery's
Advice" signed Voter" in which We
find the following language: He adj
vised the council that il had the right to
sink well on the banks of the Cotton
wood river, adjacent To Soden's mill
dam, 10 procure water for the use Of the
city, and drGao all the sodter Il needed
from the dam and SodeH could not preoent
1t and when Soden enjoined the city
from taking water out of the we'll or out
of his mill pond, Mr. Sterry resigned as
| city attorney, and left others to fight out
tie difleatltg caused By taking has GdUfee
at a cost, as ace are informed Of a
$1,000 to the city Of attorneys fees
alone" That part of the quoted Ian
guage which I haYe underscored is SO
absolutely untrue that it could only have
been written in a malicious spirit, with
the intent to injure me in my profession
and therefore constitutes a libel upon
me, if untrue, for which desire to OBJ
tam redress to the extent of establish
ing its untruth. Now, if you will be
kind enough to furnish me with the
true name of the author of that arti
Gle by the 18th inst, will fore
go all rights of action which
L may have against you as its
publisher. and seek such redress against
the author alone, as l may deem myself
entitled to. If this request be not com
piled with 1 shall hold you personally
responsible and shall take such action as
will result in either my vindicatlon, OF
in the establishment of my legal stupid
ity. Respectfully yours,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-18
Another shot Gun Heard FrOu

One day last week, as Lorenzo De
Bauge. son of Joseph De Bauge, living
on Elm creek, was out duck Hunting, he
came to . creek, across which was laid q
log that served as a bridge for foot pas
sengers. In crossing he used his gun to
balance himself, and handled it in such
q manner that it went of, discharging
the contents in his breast and face, lacer-
ating the former in fearful manner
and inflictinS permanent injury upon
one of his eyes. OF all the appliances
of modern civilization, the shotgun
seems to be the most liable, and the on
ly thoroughly secure relation which it
seems possible for = man 20 sustain to
thia popular instrument Of demolition
il 20 occupy = position about 9 mile in
the rear of the stock
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-03-18
sor- m1I1nR az REnNHARnT.

Sara Bernhardt played at the 81. Joseph
ODera House. Monday and Tuesday
NIGHTS. Printers and poor folks could
moi indulge in the luxury of hearing her;
but thanks 10 the pure French of the
reporters of the St. Joseph papers, one
can sit miles off, and read their reports,
and see and understand every movement.
Just as if lie had Teen present After
reading the reports in the two dailies of
that city, We are glad we saved our
money. and at the same time we feel AZ
if we had seen Bernhardt in all her
CORY.
BernhaIdts faite, as we learn from the
reports in those papers, lies in storming
her audience, the first charge. She as
tounds you with her dpyoB75, and then
gathering sill the force of her ectat, she
produces an reimbursement. That be-
ing accomplished, the audience are cap
tured, and she sways them at her will.
Her voice is Ea9aeKaGdnt and recherche,
possessing all the Radurdis of the most
refined espEsgerie. A scarcely perceptible
bon ufcdRt in the left eye gives hdu
tear To her glance that materially adds
| to the pdriez r0cs of her dishd5iiLe
But it is in the final bete EsOiP, when
all her efforts eliminate, and scintillatt
and efferVesce in one grand cheUaurde
| ff.ise, that she is immense. Recovering
her elan, and exerting all the intense
sang frofd of her nature, uttering {
| shrill Qlli eiUe that makes the sol distda
welkin ring, she seems to burst of tht
entire tOat ensemble, until you see he
hoat soft QUi mat o pense. You shu
your eyes, open your mouth, and 81
shivering like dog swallowing bones
| When you again open your eyes, tn,
sence is closed, and Bernhardt is gone.