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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
sppre ciated

Steamer OllYe.-Mr, d. Lampman has
purchased the handsome little steamer
Oiipe, and has had 1t OIL the stocks and thor
oughly oyerhauled, painted, etc., and they
have made good Job Of il. She looks az
neat and trim as a gull, and could not be
made to run more silent. without noise or
Jar. Her speed is also excellent. Frank
Williams, who had experience on the Belle,
Cora Lock and Ruby. that was formerly on
the line between here and Toledo, is Cap
tain Of the little boat and handles her very
nicely. Mr.. Benjamin Hinellns is the En-.
gineer, She has doubls engines, about 40
horse power, which has also been put In
excellent trim. Mr.. Lampman Is down at
Buffalo this week getting the necessary
clearance papers to enable him to put the
boat in the passenger trade, and has left a
proposition with our business men TO take
81 900 worth OF stock in the boat, in which
event Hhe will be put upon the line between
Psrrysburg and t'fpleda,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
Good Prints, 5 cents, at
A. Williams.
WOOD COUNTY PIoNEERs.


The Executive Committee of the Wood
Comfy Pioneer Association met at Bowl.
Ing Green on the 4'h day of August, 1888
nnl transacted The following business:
On motion il was decided to hold the
next meeting on the far gr, unds at Bowl
ing Green on the 10th day Of September,
\. ID. 1883.
On motion, ID. w. II. Howard was &c,
I-ciei as the orator of the day, with Thorn
as Dunlap M alternate.
On motion q. W. Hill was selected M
President OF the day.
On motion Robert Fenton was chosen
marshal and Joel Foote as assistant mar.
shal.
On motion Judge Dodge wns selected 10
give sketch OF the eaIly settlement of
Perrysbnrg twp, before the Asrocialnn.
On motion Donaldson WAS selected to
give sketch Of the early history OF Wen-
ton twp.
On motion Capt. wctmore was. selected
to give sketch Of the early settlement of
Middleton twp.
On motion Capt. J. r. Newton, DIR. A,
) Manville and Mrs. Col. j. A. Shannon
were selected as u committee on obituaries,
PROGRAMME.
l. Meet in Bowling Green Mt $50 A. NJ,
and march Ia the Fair Ground under the
direction of the marshal.
2. Cali to order by the President OF the
day.
5. Singing by the glee club.
I. Prayer by Rev. G. A. Adams.
5. Song.
9. Address by Hon. D. W, Fl. Howard
Y. DINNER.
.: Historical sketch by Hon, ii. II
Dodge.
D: Historical sketch by T.. Donaldson
10. Historical sketch by Capt. Wetmore
u. Report OF committee on obituaries
~. Election OF officers, report Of com
mittees, miscellaneous business, shorj
speeches at call Of Association.
ii. U. 6TRow, Chairman.
G, w. HILL, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
G, w. HILL, Sec'y.

Selling Out nj Cost.-Miss Lima Emch
proposes selling her entire stock OF Mil
linery Goods at Cost for the next thirty
days. Call and see her il you want bar
gains.
Dog Lost.--A full blood Shepherd dog
black, shaggy hair, and medium size. First
missing on Saturday morning, August 4
A suitable reward will be paid for his re.
turn TO Jacob 0akwood, 4 miles east Of
Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
Wood County Soldiers and Sailors
Association,
Second Annual Meeting mt Weston
August IS, 1888.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Reception q. A. Z. Posts aud ex-Ssl.
diers from 8 To 8 A. NJ.
Form procession $50.
March to grove.
Music by band.
Song by glee club.
Prayer by Chaplain Thompson.
Address of welcome by Mayor.
Response by Col. Slannon-Presi,lent.
Song by giee club.
Handshaking, &c., Music by band.
DINNER,
Assemble at l;3O. Music by band.
Song.
Grafton by Col. Edward Anderson.
Music.
Election OF officers.
Music.
Grafton by Capt. Kent Hamilton.
Music and five minute speeches by G
A. Il. officers and others.
Col. JOHN A. SHANNON, Pres't.
CAPT. l.. BLACK, Sec'y.
JAMES HAYES, Marshal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
SAD ACCIDENT.
MR.. OSCAR CRAIGG Blown mp by q
Premature Blast In the kosendHIe
Cement Quarry OBSTRUCTION
Of an EfE-Its subsequent Re-
movat by Surgical Opera


Nc. Oscar CraIgg wss foreman IN cement
quarry at Roseudaie, Ulster Co, N. Y. BY an
explosion one day In the quarry he lost an eye
lost u totally. Under the imprsasion that tho
matter was less serious the leaal physician
told Mr.. Orairg that his eye was no. lost wholly
but could be "a we'd BY treatment. The experi-
ment was tried and failed. Worse remain ed
behind, for he was In danger oflosing the other
also, through sympathetic iuaamation, In this
strait he consulted DR.. David Kennedy, Of
Rondout, N. Y, who told him the injured eve
must be taken out 10 save the other. To this
Mr.. Crsigg demurred, and went back home In
doubt. His local physician said 600 to New
York." To New York the patient went. and
one Of the most eminent oouljsts In the country,
having looked at the case, said "You have
lost one eye entirely 90 back and do what you
cau to save the other" Briefly, DR.. Ken ne.
dy removed the ruined eye and treated Mr.
Craigg with Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy' to build up the system. and the result
was successful.
DR.. Keunedy's great success as Surgeon
Ia due to the use of"Favorite Remedy in
the after treatment.
Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Constipation or dora angemeut OF the
Kiineys and Bladier9 Then use DIR. Ken
nedy's" Fnvorite Remedy" il will not
disappoint you. Dr. Kennedy'a"Favorite
Remedy" for sale by all druggists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
IMPORTATION WANTED.

BOWLING GREEN, O., Aug. 6, 1888.
Any one knowing the death of person
during the past year who had resided in
the county for thirty FIVE years, would con-
fer iavor upon the Pioneer Association
oil Wood county, by sending to either of
the undersigned statement. giving da,ca
ot birth. settlement and death, with any
other facts considered OF interest.
A. J. MANvILLE,
Mrs. ]. A. SHANNON,
J. B. NEWTON.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Brace Up.-Ther- is serinus meaning IN
this expression. Tnat wearich step, langul,I
aye. and general feeling of lassitndo come from
hsipkncss." BE assured, a serious. and peri,ar.
fatal disease is close in its wakp. Tlp system
wants cleansing or impurities the sluggish
blond needs to be scnt IN swift and clear cur.
rents through the veins. DR.. Kennedy's "Fa-
vorite Remedy" will do this ! II will give new
vigor Ia the body. brightness 10 The eye, glow
I" the cnnntrrance, and elasticity IL the step
One p'llnr bottle. Every Druggist hss II
DR.. David Kennedy, Proprietor, R"ndout, N. Y
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of Ohio.
Section Eighteen Of Schedule.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. so
JOINT RESOIUTIOx

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments to the Constitution
BE i Resoirsd by he General Assembly of The
State Of Ohio, That at the genera ele ctiOn to be
held IN the second Tuesday of October, 1888,
there shall be submitted to the electors fur
their approval ar rejection two propositions to
amend the constitution Of the state, as follows
FIRST PROPOSITION.
"The additional section In and with section
eighteen OF the schedule shall be repealed, and
there shall be subst ituted Tor il the following
"The general ssse n,bly shall regulate the
traffic In intoxicating liquors 81 as 10 provide
against evils resulting thereirom and its pow
er 10 levy taxes or assessments therenn ~ not
limited by any provision Of this constitution u
sKcosD PROPOSITION.
"The additional section" in and with section
eighteen Of the schedule shall be repea led. and
there shall be substituted for il the following
"The manufacture Of and the traffic in in.
toxicaiine liquors 10 be used rs beverage are
forever prohibited AMI tho general assembly
shall provide by law for the enforcement ol
this provision"
The electors voting in favor Of the said frs,
proposiiion shal! have on Il cir ballots the
words, Regulation and taxation Of the liquo,
trafiic-Yes !" and those voting in favor oi the
said second prop,stion shall have on their
ballots the words, "Prohibition OF intoxicating
liquors. Yes"
IL either OF the said two propositions be thus
approved by majority VI the electors voting
at tho said election, then the anne ndment her e.
In proposed shall constitute a separate section
Of article fifteen Of the constitutions.
o. ]. HODGE,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives
X G. RICHARDS,
Prrsident Of Ae Senate
Adopted April 4, 1888.
UniTED STATES OF AMERICA, Ono.
OFFICE or TIN SEcaRTARy OF STATE.
/, JANIS w. NEWMAN, Secretary of State oI
the State Of 0hin. do hereby certify. that the
i"reg"inR is true copy Of ,Irint Resolution
adnptad by the General Assembly Of the Stat,
of Ohio, on the 4lh day of April, A. d. 1881
taken from the original rolls filed in this
| office.
In TESTIMONY wnRRKoP,I have hereuni,
subscribed my name. and affixed The grra
sea Of the State of Ohm. at Columbus, til,
4th day Of April, A, D. 1883.
JAAEs W. NEwaAH.
lsRAL Secretary Of Shde
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sUBsCnuBE FOR THE
HEALTH & HOME JOURNAL

Published monthly, and devoted to the promo
tion OF Mental. Moral and Physical Health.
Subsc crtptiou, Is cents n yenrs and a
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FREE.
The picture alone is worth the price Of the
paper. These pictures are not cheap chromos,
Tut are fine works of art, and an ornament to
any home.
We guarantee that you will be satisfied with
your Investment.
Su bscrtbe nt once. Send Is one cent
stamps or call at the otfice. Especial Iu-
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LOCAL MATTERS

For dentistry read DR.. Mnnsons card.
Council meeting next Tuesday evening.
1T you are low spirited take Rinehsrt's s
Liver Pills, one dose. Taylor & Miller
-n,nt forget Jo.' plaas, the Leaf
House Barber Chop. Give HIM call.
Fred. Hillabrand is president now Mr.,
Dauiz has retr,graded b sarsetary.
MIR. ID. =. Osterhout gave n social hop
nj the Baird House, Bairdstown, last even
ing.
--Bargains in Parasnls- 4. WILLIAMS.
Rev. j. q. sehnh of Toledo, will preach at
the walrat Street Church nn peSt Sabbath
Inornios.
Same me has kindly hel ped themselves to
ladder from HE Engine House. Chief Tedt
WOULD be glad /" SEE ihe same retprnrd.
Mr.. Fred T., Hahn anI Caroline Slei-
der were united in marriage by Rev. G. y
E-ading. IN Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Fred
tiillahrnnd rtoM up with the grapni,
Summer Lawns snd Buniinrs q, Cost.
A. WILLIAMS
Marriage is u lottery. yet we have not
heard OF the rosi master General excluding
love letters from the B,aIes.
The mouth piece Of the telephone may
he perfectly Respectable YET there nie q
great many things said ag,iastii.
Wesley Crapker has rented the shop
M Frank Cyankes, on Walnut street, and
get mp in business for himseli. auccess to
MI snch enterprises
Sweet Ggaaa; Toilet Soap, at
TAyLaR 4 MtLLER's.
1t rs neither safe. respectable, nor wise
10 bring any youth To manhood without a
regular calling. Industry, like idleness, is
SIMPLY mptter OF habit.
An emaciated young man who can MOI
get anything 10 lay upon his stomach. is
fally convinced that The hest time to eai
green apple is jusi after il gets ripe.
straw Hats-Rnr Men, Boys and Chill irrr
st Cost, A. WILLIAMS.
We see number of our exchange,
bave noticed the fact that no man was eyer
aip struck who had in his hat receipt fol
paid up subscription TO his paper.
Along one OF the country roads In
Ohio farmer put aP t,s following sign
"Ii any mans or woman's cows, horses, OF
oxes gifts in these here oats, his or ler's
tail will be cut Of, according as the cass
might be-"
Putnam County Ssniineii A Gorres
pondent wants 10 know what kind Of birt
was the dodo. From tie fact that lbs spe
cies is entirely extinct, we suppose II wa,
the tabled spring chicken, Of which we still
hear so often and see SO never.
Large and complete stock Of Jewell y
ai FIkNREIsER's,
--Mr. phristian Stahl, while moving
near Fremont, few days ago, cut hlu'
racer into four pieces with his machine
The reptile measured sig feet seven inche
in length.
--Somothing rsmarkabls-ths number 0
moollight aigbts daring the last four months
You know strset lamps arc lighted on all even
ings except bright. moonlight ones, because thl
pFdlnsaee saYs ~.
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mAssHIED.

ADAMS-RErTIG.-M the residence oil
the brides parents, on Wednesday, even.
ing, Aug. s, by the Rev. Chas, keading
MIR. JnHS ". ADAMS and MISS PHILIP.
PEsA RRrTiG.
The happy Twain started on the same
evening for Defiance, where they viii make
II their home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

4 Gpeat Barynin six hundred dol
lars, IN cash, will buy my twu story. ten
room honse, with u full -ize lot, on S-ciml
street. perryshnrg, within block from the
Poslotlice and hu-iness centre of town. AL
So furniture for sale cheap. Inquire %.
hr. o. ID. Hopkins.
Mrs. JrLIA II. SPAFFoRp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Barlow Patent Hay Rack.-I ave
one dozen oi the above named Hay Raek.
now ready tor use. II IN the hest paiis u
now made. Can inrn with full load in
20 foot allsy. Come and see nnl satisfy
yourself. PHPER WIrzLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
PERRYSBURG MARKLT.
coHKEcTRD nv e. l.. KIHGssuRY.
pHuaYanuun n Au0...t IN I
SPECIAL NOTICES,
"a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, servoas weaknsss, early
decay, loss Of manhood, kc.. will send a 70.
ceip, that will cure you. FREE or CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mission
ary in South America. Send se!f-addressed
envelope to the RSy. JosHrH. T IMAM, Siatioa
D. Hs~ York 0ay. 2om
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-For Jeuelry, Watches and Clocks, Of

FOR JeWclry, Watches and Clocks, oil
all Kinds, and Repairing, call on John
Zurauh, IS Monroe Street, Toleio, and he
will also keep on hand at tho old stand In
Perysburg, Clocks, Musical Instruments,
Strings, Speotacles, &C., where orders Tor
Repairing may hs lott and all-warrantsd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Early Newspaper files MIR. Clark
W"ggoncr. OF Toledo, has been Ior the past
year engaged in collecting historical ma
teriaI 10y zee IN book to be made up
chiefly from The early fles Of the local Pre- q
OF the counties Of Lucas, Wood, Seneca,
Sandusky, Ottawa, Huron and Erie. lie
desires TO procure accesa to such tiles with
a view 10 their use in that cannfction, and
would be thankful TO any per-ons who may
posses or hava knowledge Of such cary
local history, If they will advise Of the
same, giving names and dates Of the papers
and the means OF access 10 the same. Fact,
as to the pioneer Press of this section and
its conductors, are specially desirable
Assistance in this direelion will Le duly
sppre ciaied.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

TOLEDO, (o) BUSINESS COLLEGE
And English Training school. Thor
onghly equipped in all its departments Math-
ematics specially. The College never in
more nourishing condition. No vacation. Cir
culaIs and specimens OF penmanship sent free.
VI. ii. DAVIS, B. A., PTin
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Ed. JouRsAL:- Please announce the name Of
q. G. Hum, as candidate for the office Of Cou, !.
" Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the
republican convention. MANY RxPupLICAHs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
PATENTS,

IF. A. Lehman. Solicitor of American ard
Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. c. All busi.
ness connected with Patents, whether b, fore iho
Patent Once or the Courts, promptly attended
TO. No charge made unless a patent 10 eacursd,
Send for circular.n
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All Summer Goods Marked
Dorm, at A. Williams.
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Please announce my name MS candidate
for Clerk of Wood County Court Common
Pleas, snbject to decision Of Republican
Convention. FRANK NJ. YOUNG.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10
BEDS

BEDS
Formerly sold at $1,000 now $500
do do 500 do 700
do do 700 do 600
do do 900 do 500
do do $50 do 3.75
do do $50 do $50
do do 800 do 200
CHAIRS
do do 1926 do 2.GO
do do 400 do 335
do do 600 do 475
do do 1900 do 1913
do do 800 do 800
ROCKERS
do do 800 do 200
do do $50 do 800
do do 200 do 1.50
do do 1.50 do 1,20
do do 1.25 do 100
do do LOO do .76
BUREAUS
do do 1900 do $50
do do 1900 do 400
LOUNGES
do do 1900 do 1000
do do 1000 do 500
do do 900 do ESQ
Ext. tables per foot LOO do .75
Fall leaf tables 4.50 do 800
do do 300 do 2.25
Kitchen tables 200 do $50
In csa'kery &c.
I WILL SELL YOU
STONEWARE
Formerly 10 cts per gal. now &c
IN ENGLISH WARE,
Such as Cups and Saucers, Plates,
&C., l will sell you
PLATES
Formerly sold at 75c. per set, now i5c
Cups and Saucers 75c. do do 45c
Large Wash Bowl and Pitcher for
merly 81 so now S1.0O.
And like reductions in all kinds
Of Crockery.
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STILL ALIVE
0. D. HOPKINS
Is yet selling
FURNITURE,
| cR0czERY,
GLAssV ARE, &C.,
LESS PRICES
than any other man in North
C.l
LESS PRICES

than any other man in North
western Ohio. In Furniture such
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Nui>ances.--We hear nRmerous emp plain'g
from our citizens of a number Of oat.houses,
pig pens, &c,, In our village, that are in such a
condition as to be considered public nIisances,
ana the atte ntion Of the pers of such 10 called
10 the fact that II woali hs agreeable to pass
ers BY and add to the health and welfare Of the
community at large to have them cleaned, and
il necessary to have disinfec'nnts used fm their
pnriioation. The Bnar'l ri Health should see
% il, thst this request 10 granted, ana that the
reputation Of our Sill.ge for cleanliness should
be kept up,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-08-10

Bowling Green, Aug. 8. 1883.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-22
Dunn, the Murderer.

New York. 2O.-The acoui,tsl O
Jerre Ounn, on trial Tor murderinl
Elliot, aroused the utmost indignation
among the friends of Elliot in this city
and many of them predict that it would
De unhealty for Dunn to come to New
York. John Stiles who was for years a.
intimate friend Of Elliot's ana who when
the prizefghter was killed. brought hi
body to this city and paid all funere
| expenses, frowne3 ominously when
asked his opinion and said: Yes he was
let go and his, jury composed Of twelve
honest men ought to be strung I'D and
made to tell what they got for their yer.
dict. They were all afraid of Dunn,
They want to have him kill balf-s dozen
more men before they hang him. Oliver
Kelley, another friend of EllIott's, said
the WI ole jury was bought by Dunn's
wife, she is worth about 100000 and
spent $50, 600 TO clear him. A dead mans
no good and Elliott's friends didn't have
money to aVenge him. IF Dunn ever
comes here we'll make it so hot for him
that he'll never gel out of it. Dunn has
got rid Of four men now and he won,
wind up until be has laid his dozen men
street in 1869, he shot him down Will
walking along the sidewalk, Logan had
no chance, Dunn followed the same plan
with Elliott.
Chicago 2l.-The NeaoS says: Jere
Dunn succeeded in creating small sem
s4tion at the Grand Opera House last
evening. Tie play vas "Mon Oristo,"
and Jane o. ell was in the midst of
his prison scene frenzy. When the i'm
meEse audience was almost breathless
with intense interest there was a slight
stir in the lobby and a whiepered:
"Dunn, who killed Elliott" The crowd
parted, and Nick Roberts, manager
tie company, marched in, followed by
Jere Dunr, carrying his bead mighty
high. Through the packed people
marched this precious pair to the choicest
leafs in the theatre, the lower right hand
opera box. The crowd IN the lobby
looked with wonderInent. Did Jere
Dunn sit with his back to the audience.
screened by the crimson plush drspery?
No; he crowded to the very front of the
box, gazed over distance and sat there
with the cir of king. Meanwhile, ugly
whispers passed around among the
crowd and inquiries made for the man
ager, to whom in tone Of wonderment
we're expressed inquiries as to whether or
not he kne,r how Nick Roberts had
dared to insg the magnificent audience
by the psrsde Of JeIe Dunn. At the
close ofthe second act Roberts and Dunn
again paraded .hrough the Audience and
finally passed out into the street. In
tense indignation vas expressed on al
sides. Hamlin has doubtless lost many
patrons.
Dunn exhibits kilograms of congraiula
ton from Joseph K. Colder, of Unior
Square Theatre, New York; Gus Viii
liams and Mckee Rankin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-22
Obnoxious Opium.

Cincinnati, O., 21,-A number of
opium dens have been discovered
here, which are presided over by
Cinnamon and which are DatroniZed
by white men and women. The
Enquirer say 8, right here in this
city there is a Joint" the proprietor
of which recently declared his in
tentiOn of admitting only females.
Consequently members of the other
sex who find it necessary to "hit
the pipe" to live, are considerably
excited and put out. They say the
reason for this action is that the
Chinaman is enjoying himself with
his visitors to an extent that would
not be permitted where they pre-
sent. 1t is in a small
rickety one story frame house,
and is owned by Lum Sing.
The women who visit regularly IN
Guide the inmates of houses of i'll
fame. One of the girls in particular
"hits the pipe" as regularly as she
eats. Lum Sing and his attendants
are said to enjoy themselves greatly
with their patrons. 1t is not I'M
frequent for them to be seen
reclining beside the drowsy and
half unconscious smoker, and taking
the most indecent liberties with
her. Several variety actresses who
are fond of the habit, also seek this
drive when in the city. There has
been considerable talk lately in
regard to one member Of the profes.
sion in particular, whose husband
has threatened a Chinaman for his
boldness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-05-22

Race No. Is June 1-Trotting, 2:4C
class; purse 400; first $3.50; second s1OC
third $50.
g T Samson, b G Dexter by Almont
dam Mother Hubbard.
James Mathewson, b m Mile D.
! W Montgomery. g Gray George
} Wisdom's & G Greenback, by
Glencoe Chief. dam by Venture.
ID Hutchinson, blk g Zip.
Race No. II, June 2-Seiling race; purse
$3.50; SIS to second. Horses entered to
be sold for $500 to carry entitled
weights. Two pounds off for each
800 under fixed valuation. Winner
to be sold at auction Immediately after
the race, ard any excess over entered
price to be divided between the club
and second horse. 115 mile,
Thomas Mccoy. g Pikel Peak, to be
sold for $500.
j P Woolmsn, b m Bolus by imported
BucktoD, dam Jennie Q By Dsnie
Boone, to be sold for $500
George CoVington's b Euchre By
Leinster, dam Flash, to sell for $500.
J T Gimers's b b Red Boy by War
Dance, dam Nelson by iGportei Soy.
ereign, to sell for 81. 600,
Race No Is, June S5-Pro!ting, free ior
all; purse 81, 600; first $780,; second $780,
third $l00.
G FSAmgon's m Happy.
E Travis Tommy Dodd.
James Matthewson's b g Frank L
formerly Orphan Boy.
J T Wsdom's b M Lady Faustina by
Vermont.
Chauncey Luce's Pat Hunt by Old
Terumseh; dam by ST Clair.