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Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
Improved Property.

6 s3,5cO-l2 room house, cor. 18th and California
streets, 8 closets, cellar, city water, outhouses,
etc.
s2,700-e room house on N. 18th street, closets,
cellar Cistern, we'll. etc. B.DE0RD " So5RR.
$~?l)O-G0ud six room house Oh Davenport, bet.
23i AMI Gath, tw story, c oset-, pantrN cell r,
c%i.tern, well, ut and shrubbery. stable and
ontlOises.
b s3 loo Full lie lot on MrCandlish place, With
two FRAME cottages. one 5 room, ono 3 room.
For sale or eXCh .ilge.
l6 81 l0p-Good rwo AMI a half acre lot with nve
room Cottage, brick cellar well fruit tr es, etc.
II One OF the h, st three DRY brick business no
on Fsrnam street Terms private.
O., 0o-Now7 room house ON N. 18th street. All
modern lmprov' mcnts. Good cation. Cheap.
Al modern improvements, city water. lot lOoI
loo.
2 Two full los 81. Mary's avenue and Goth, with 8
houses. Will hs hrst class business property.
Terms cas-.
ks4,75O-Lot o8x8e, Will. two houses. Ch.sp.
o 1875 O-rwo houses ia Nelson = addition, on Cen.
ter street putnOuses, cisterm, 'ruit trees, eta.
Business house and lot On Douglas street, bet.
14tn and 18th. Terms easy.
New 8 room house on Chicago. het. gath and 2bth.
All improvements.
IS Two new houses, one six and orher s rooms.
First-clas5 and modern improvements. Terms
Easy.
80 81, 7Oo-Lot IOOxls2, College Street, Redick's
subdiyision, new 8 no I'M house. Well impro' ed.
Bs g., 50xI5O, Convent street, 8 room cot
tage, large basement suitable for rooms. barn
etc.
30 y, 8oo-e pom house, Thornells addition barn.
well, cist, n, good imprONeu ents, $500 cash.
81 800 Oh long time.
si,90-7 'oum house on Davenport, bet. 10th
and 18th.
IL Lot l75x5O1 ou Sherman, large mouse, harm All
other improve lhents. LOt without improve.
ments is worth the money We ark tor IT.
~ Two new houses and two full size lots on Park
ny.,.Ntn IAt and .nlR "a q nd n madam
hrst class improv,m ents. Houses wouli cost
what We ask for whole. Extra good bargain
Is E., 6pU-I ut S2XlhO cor. 18th ana Center, house
4 rooms, barn, water, trees, outhuildingn.
10 S2,6D- Five room house, iSth bet. california d
Webster. Nice property. Terms easy.
80 si,5o- Lot q, lock 5 Shlnn's ID addition. One
and a half story house T. rms easy.
81 S3, OOO-Good 7 room house on fisherman. Modern
improvements, stable, well, cistern. A bargain,
SO s~6,OO-Full 3, ono 3 room and ono 8 room
house, new, 8 blocks from the opera house. Very
cheap.
So q b O-Spiendid lot on bod. q, near 18th. Cheap
o3 5000 Large house aud small cottage. Y eel
lent location full size 1t Daven. urt neP- 10Th.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
Bargains in Farms & Lands

NO.
10 s27 per acre-16o acre improved farm, near Ores.
ton, Iowa, 10 a res woodland, 45 acres corn, %
acres Timothy and Glover.
10 - ,UO-4O acres 81 of a mile west of TT. Omaha
two hou 81, two barns, granary, corn crib, two
wells, 100 beari"g fruit trees, 300 grape vines
viii sell or exchange.
IA g. ,OGO-2On acres, half mile N. W. %Elkhorn, l4O
acres in cultivation, balance pasture. Four room
house, stable. etc. Terms easy.
81 S960-leO acres good land, 4 L. miles from Bur
lington Coffee county, Kansas. Will exchange
70 Omaha property.
o. 9, 40O-24O acres ad Joining city Of WILDER, Saline
county. All under fence and well improved
This property is cheap at $40, 900.
SO 800 per acre-4OO acres, 3 miles from Waterloo
Douglas county. Part in cultivation, balance
meadow, all good land. viii sell or will arr tng.
with cattle man for co. partnership, or will con
tract to I, ed 800 or 400 head of cattle.
70 to $4,000 acres Ia Merrick county. Good TIL
able land, and will he sold from 50 to 81 PEI
acre.
80 81 per acre-will buy 100 acres In Cedar Co.
90 sl5. per acre-320 acres 2 miles from Hamburg
Iowa.
OF sl5. per a~cre-Improved near Logan Iowa.
l0i Several hundred acres in Cunning Co. Neb.
l05 Six thousand acres in Stanton Co. Neb.
l07 Sl0'pe acre-22OO acres timbered land in Ray
Co., No three small farms on this land, balance
good cottonwood timber, which will more than
pay far investment. For sale or exchange
Omaha property.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24

GOT Prizes, amounting 60. ............... s26b 30,
APPLICATION for rates TO clubs should be made onl,
at he office Of the Company III New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly giving full
address, Make =. o. Money Orders payable ano
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
Postal Notes and or linRTv letters Nv Mail or FIX.
press Cll sums OF o. and upwards by Express at our
erpense) to
N A. DAUPHIN,
" Al A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La
6O7 Seventh ST., Washington, ID Z
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
Ho
BY
e f. nj I s,
18th ano Douglas Sts.

No
large house Of 10 rooms, 8 cellars, c~istern,
etc. Everything complete, full lot near
and Webster streets, $500.
Q House OF 8 rooms, bath room, closets, wen,
tern, barn, etc near 18th nd Cunning, $500
Two story hru.e " onIs, cellar, well and
tern, on Dodge, near 18th street, $4,000.
s large full tive story house, 8 or ten rooms
lot, etc, on Jones, near 10th street, 5000.
0 House OF IL rooms, two story, closets, eto., one
half lot, on 10th, near Webster, 5000.
% House OF about 8 rooms, cellar, well and ~cistssn,
on 10th near Webster, $4,000.
10 Large house 3 rooms, good cellar barn, eto-, lot
eoNloS feet, on 18th street near Center street
school house, $500.
IL Two story frame house J rooms, fui lot on Chica-
20, near 2Sd street, $500
Is Brick house one and one. hall story, four rooms
and kitchen, large barn, on Sherman avenue
Qothstrcct), near bridge, $500.
II Large new one and one.half story house, 10
rooms, brick foundation, everything complete,
lot s6iNlso feet on Sherman avenue, near Pop
plctOn's, s4,bNO.
cellar, cistctn, well, etc, near 23d and Mason
streets, 5000.
! Two houses, 2 lots on Chicago near Esd teet.
~ Large house, 0 rooms, lot 44xlso feet, near 2fth
and farnam street, g. 800.
hS House of two rooms, full lot, on saith near
Charles street. Make offors)
90 House, 3 rooms, on Parker, near 3Sd street, 500
%, House, sly rooms, 3 lots on Leavenworth, neas
Park avenue, Sl, w
10 New house of 8 rooms and kitchen, cellar, chs
tern, etc, ON 18th near jackson street, &, 500.
is 'lousc w o ro"ns, goon cellar, tuu lot ON Leav-
-, enwottn, near i'th street, $3.50.
Il lhrce actns o, ground ana Old 81. Marys convent
WIN aoout 10 or ~ rooms . stories, on st. Mn
rSs A'onue'opposite Woolworth's residence, sas,-
Nv
10 house OF Z rooms we'll, cistern, etc, near Pierce
and 18TH street, H,Soo.
~ Two houses, D rooms each, cellars, well, ctsterps
coai sncu, etc, near 10Th ana cunning streets-
Large 'o.' sS,ovo'
- rh ' y , -, Im Wv = az u s"'y' U"
90 800 h,icL hn~s. ~ a ,oans Iii. ,,,i, ,,,...n
a., n.ar ,sth str.o, anI O. Ma,,,. y
a, 20 's" "" "N q" ""s' "''"u''
90 Th,oo ho,..s ro,. ,o. on, M M ,,,n,, 40, ~.
:" ~, Mn "J"I Ias MAJ s,St..nthb s,r.n .' n NV w., ,os
~arahomse ,Iandv 10 rauroad TO h. ia a. -
hannaIu '
On Snail ho,sc 4 ro,,,s ,xo lots u +, ,7,h .+ro,.
naar Nichoios a. snp ~ " ~
q, T%n iar,, ha,,s.s oN, ., , ro,,,s nm, ann -, @
" roan,. tsa "a On isth ,sas Sishnios 49,
1904 ~ ~ ~ N'
%, ITn,vso , oous hal, IL, an w.ha..r ,o,, o,us
WI strs.t A. SSn "N' "'' "~ AL"
no T,.o h,,,scs n. NJ O roo,ns md on. q, A ro,r,.
u" an 1,inara 80 ,o,h S,,,ii' ,atN a. ~ " '
no two atorS h,nsc m raor,s hai, int q, wohstsv
y" nan, IAN street % AN ~
q. m n%n S :" y, r. S-,o . ,.,,ar u,., am, ,,.,.r,
M Casa n,o, inb sty.et "a sno
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
\ JURY.
How 1t Succeeded IN Cunvicting a
Murderer.


Rawlins journal.
Throughout Wyoming and the adjacent
States aud Territories, RiNllus has had
the reputation Of being u tough place.
We have seen several cartoons N which
little town Is represented AS belng
composed entirely OF saloons, dance
HOUSES, etc. R.wlins has happily SUI
vived these slauders aud has established
u precedent FIR piety aud true Christian
spirit. which the whole enlightened
world would do we'll to emulatc.
As has beer stated in pre-
vi"us Issues Of The Journal, great
difficulty was experienced in obtaining u
jury for the Leroy Donovan murder trial.
One hundred aud seven talismeu were
summoned before the panel was hlled aud
the jury accepted, That II more cautious
or CONSCIENTIOUS body OF men could not
have been brought together is proven by
the following facts which leaked out es-
terday: When the jury first retired to
their room At rer the case was closed, they
knelt down and prayed that God might
aid them in rendering u Just and right
eous verdict. They hen halloted, the
vote standing eight for conviction aud
four for acquittal. After discussing the
situation II while they prayed AGAIN end
t"ok another ballot, the result being ten
to two for conviction. The third ballot
resulted in murder in the first degree.
The jury then ag gain kuelt and prayed
that If they had erred il Judgment God
might intervene and stay tho hand of
justice. These twelve men realized that
they were placed in the most Important
position which befalls the lot OF man.
They realized that the lot of n fellow
creature was ut stake, and what could
have been more etfectual or appropriate
in aiding them to arrive at n just and
righteous decision than to appeal to Him
who judges ali2
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24

in the garb Of AT Indian, but was at once
recognized by his father. He relates
that when the Others were killed he was
permitted tn live aud was carried away
to Modrcoe Ivy Victoria, where he has
been ever since herding cattle in the
Sierra Nj Idre mountains. He was in the
party brought back by General Crook,
aud has begged his way back from the
San Carlos reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
Al0lM is TT The Gu TIME
NV SKIN HUM0RS.

is ( tn = seas, u he the pore 90 uu freely and
L tho PRECIPITATION - abundant that DiShv uring
humNts, trmiliatiug Eruptio =, II hing T rtur,s,
silt Rhoum or Eczema r-nri oi. Tet er, Ringw rm,
Baby Humurs, ~croful Scrofulous Sore, Abscr ssrs
rnd itrh ,tging wounds, and every species OF Itch.
ing, scaly and rimply Disc ses Of the skin and scalp
are most speedily and &C 'nom ca " cured by the Cuti,
cnrA Knmn in.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
Unimproved Property
FOR SALE BY BEpFoRDI&ssoUER-

No.
2 O., 0Oo-Lot 60xl27, Indiana and Division.
8 800 each Two lots 66xl32 each, on 18th. Cheap,
and 2 lots 60Xl32 each on 10th.
IL $500 each - lots in Yates & Reeds addition.
20 81, 20o-l2 full size lots, Hanscom Place, on.
block west of Park avenue.
$3.50 each lots on Park avenue. Bargains
Business lots On Dodge, bet" cen 18th and 18th
81 S4OO-Lot in ~hinn's addition. on Seward street
80 S3,ooo-Full lot, Reed'sl st addition, on 25th and
Chicago.
40 s5,ooO-six good lots In Hanscom Place. Bar
gains.
81 5000 Lot boxlso, on Farnam. near 2oth. We
cheap.
50 Four acres In West Omaha.
90 S550-Lot in Isaacs h Seiden's addition.
90 81, 6O0-Fine lot, Reddick's addition, Park ave.
"a s4O0-52 feet OF block N, shinn's addition. Fin.
view.
50 81, 200-Lot 44Ne0 on 10th. Business property
worth twice the Price asked.
e4 q, 5oO-Full size graJed lot on Chicago, bet
18th and l4th.
9s ~sSoO-Good lot, high location, south 10th.
100 SS,OOo-33xi32 oil 10th, bet. Harvey ard How
aid.
lo3 $3.50 each-Iwo extra good lot In ;Hansoom 6
addition. Good high location.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24

Boston EIOhe.
An Australian judge, who could not
get u Jury to convlct II murderer on the
plainest evidence that he had sandbagged
his victim. upon disch .rging him, said
you are discharged. Go and sandbag
some Of those jurymen; they deserve it. "
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
1T IS A FACT.

Hundreds OF liter. In our posscssion (copies OF
which may he h III by return MA y are nur an nority
for tho assertion that skin, ca, aud Bl ,od Humor :.
wi, ether Scrofulous. lnheri o or & ,ntagi ,us may
NOW be- urrmt en- " GU d by Cuticu,a he+ went,
tho new II 10 Puri YER. bin etc an Apericnt, in.
t.rnallv, aud tutrurI aud Cut cur, y ,a,, the g,e,t
skin cures n d Bi,u ! era externally, In one halt
the time aud at ,nce half the expense u Ruy other
IA Non
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
chicag"'- Only ]Iu,erest in Sheridan.

Chicag"'I Only Interest In Sheridan.
Chic 20 Herald.
Il don't care " said a South Side lady,
''whn succe, DIS General Sheridan in com
maud Of this department. We can get
along without the llttle soldier, for he il
80 shy that you never know when he il
agout. But tell me, how are we to get
along without those cherub twins OF hi.
There isn't another solder spoken Of to
succeed Gen. Sheridan Who has twins. -
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24

IS a, 6OO-Lot 60I260 gooi 8 room house, modern
improvements, near business, on sherman ave.
" 81, 50V-Two lots, l26xl+0, with house stable etc.
Bankers sub. ivision.
% o. ,eoo-Lot and q half, good house, Redck's sub.
division, (corner.)
eb Lot with 7 room house, Chicago, bet 18th and
l4th.
Of l,5OO-Lot and 5 room house. Horbach's addi
ton, well, cistern, etc. Everything In good re.
pair.
,02 S95o-Lot and 4room house, lizard. Der. 10th and
18th
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
GREATEST ON EARTH

Cuticurs Remed ca are the Creates meii Inc. on
earth, Had tho " orst case salt ltheum in the cuun.
try. Wy no'hGrh ID H. twenty wears, and In fact died
from II. bel eve Cuticur. W I'LL have saved her
life. My arm, brea t and head were covered for
t ice wears which II tniug r licvrd or cured until |
u+ed the Lu iclrt Resolve tinttr ly. and Cut cura
AMI tuticura soap EXTERNAL
]. " ADNMS. NCMnrk, o
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24

incorporated In 1853 Tor % years by the Legislature
or educational and charitable pu~rposes-with q cap
tai ~ 81 900, O00-to which q reserve fund Of over
ibbO, 600 has since been addc'.
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchis,
vas made n part ~ the present state constitution
udopted December I'd. A. D.. 1879.
The only LOttery eUer uoted on and endorsed b.
The people Of ann state
II never Scales or Postp0nes.
Its grand single number drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A o
TUNE. 18th Grand Drawing, Class L, at New Or
rawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
10000 TICK TT at FIVE DOLLARS EACH. [rao
tions. in Fiiths In Proportion.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
Great Blood Medicines.

The halt has not been tod ~ 10 the gr at curative
powers II the 'u'icurt Il IN dies, ave paid hun
, reds "f d Illnis for medicines to cure d smSrs of the
bio Il and + In and never iOuud any thing yet to
eQ al the Gu icura hem.dies.
CHAS. A WILLIAMS.
Providence, RI.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
SPECIAL.

1903 81, 2oo-Lot 2l9x22O, cor. 18th and BelIview st.,
south Omaha. near Iiascall's Park, brick house,
four rooms, we'll, cistern. stable. cellar. All in
good %conultiOn and nearly new.
% $50 per acre 100 acres in Washington county, O
mile. south Of Blair, on line of O.. st. r. n q o..
railroad, station at corner Of this land Good
stream running water. 100 acres in cultivation,
80 acre, grass, 1870 acres timber OAK, hickory,
walnut and elm Small house good fruit aud
abundance II era PES, Is p,rtly fenced, one oi
the best farms IN the COUNTY. II purchaser
wishes, viii sell homestead adjcir'n good
herd Of cattle.
f8Call and examine other property not listed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24

Total paid Tor all ...........,.. ~ 1881 900
Far the truth OF the above facts wo refer the public
& the officers OF tho above named corporations, and
Tor our legality and standing to the Mayor and otioers
~ this city 81 New Orleans, TO the State authorities OF
Louisiana. and also TO the u. ). officials OF Louisiana
We claim to be legal, honest and correct in all on,
transactions, "a much 40 a. any business In the coun
try. our standing ia conceded by all who will inves
tigate, and our stock has for years been sold at, u
Board Of Brokers, and owned by many Of our bos'
known and respected citizena
N. A. DAUPHIN, President.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
TO THE PUBLIC

rostmastcr.G General Gresham having published ,
wintul and malicious talschood In regard To the char
,ctcrof The Louisiana state Lottery Company, tn,
following facts are giVc, TO the public to prove hi,
statement, that we are engaged In q fraudulent but
mess, to I've false and untrue:
Amount VI prizes paid 10y Tho Louisiana State Lot.
terry Company from Januar, I, 1870, to present date;
Omaha daily bee., 1883-10-24
nsCAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000. Tickets onI'
80, Shares in Proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY

NE do hereby certify that me supervise the a,
rGngementS Tor all The Monthly and Semi. A nnuo
Drawings Of he Louisiana state Lottery Company
tdd IN person manage aud control the Drd,oiiigI
hStnSetUes, ant that the same are conducted icith
lonesty. fairness, and III good Jaith toDard all IA,
IeS and ie authorize the company 10 use this cer
'incate, NTH ,tdc-sitniies Of our signatures attached
u Us dipertisenIentR
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-04-27
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION

ED. JoURNAL:-The misrepresen ations
of Truth" (?) in last weeks JOURNAL
are too glaring and too bungling to de-
ceive any one Of ordinary perception. His
ridiculous pretense that Taxpayers here
have no just grounds Of complaint against
the acts of our commissioners, etc., is
eontradiCted by statement in the very
next column TO the cne containing the
communication complained of.
This statement only shows another in.
stance of the manner in which said off
Gals fool away "the peoples money"
| II il not necessary 10 repeat what has
already been published in the JOURNAL
and other county papers abont illegal Ditcl .
Bond transactions, excessive estimates on
improved roads and bitches, all collected
but only In part accounted for al bilrary
and unjust assessments on the same, etc.
These and many other facts have been
swered or explained away. "Trutli" (?)
he evidently does not want, but tries to
keep in tle back ground as much as
possible, which is proved by his obvious
but futile attempt TO make out that the
principal cause of complaint consists in
some small assessments on the joint Wood
and Ottawa County Ditch, which attempt
shows not only total lack Of sincerity
on his part but small and purile way
of garbliEg matters.
His gratuitous defense of Judge Nc.
Cau'ey, whom no one had accused, but
whom he tacitly accuses himself, is simply
stupid but entirely in keeping with the
rest of his bunglIng efforts.
Such is the style and aim of your cor.
respondent who osteniatiously but falsely
signs himself "rruth." s.
Troy Twp, April 25, 1883.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-04-27
Important Newspnper Sale.

On Saturday last ]. b. Battell l. Co. dis
posed of the Toledo Morning 7eiegrdm to Gen.
j. NJ. Comfy, Andy W. Francisco and Capt.
A. e. Lee, formerly Of the State journal at
Columbus, the consideration being s28 500
The new firm enters the field well stoc ed
with energy, brains, capital aud business ex-
perience, and there is not a doubt but what
they will ma ke a brilliant success in the Future
Great The same firm took the State Journal
several yenrs ago when it was not paying
expenses and soon elevated 1t 10 position OF
influence aud affluence. Mr.. Francisco had
many years experience also as business man.
nger of the Cincinnati 2imes, and is always al
home behind the counting loom counter. The
new firm took charge on Wednesday aud we
extend to them hearty welcome to the north
west.
It is said that Mr.. Battell has made the
telegram pay its way since he took charge
which is complimentary to him, as that pape,
has wrecked several Of his predecessors, and
made money tor uone.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-04-27
The Scott Whiskey Law.


In discussing the Scott liquor law the
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette reasons rs
follows:
1t is solid ground for the Republican
party on the most disturbing of the ques-
tions that have shaken them in this State.
II is just and will prove popular. 1t will
take the liquor question out OF politics.
II will he declared constitutional. The
Democratic party will not dare to make a
test of the question of the repeal of this
law, which IL essentially a compromise
measure, and ends the thirty years' free
trade in intox icanis in Ohio, which are
the product Of the mistaken enthusiasm OF
extreme men.
Citizens interested In the liquor business
should go very slowly in placing them.
selves in u position OF antagonism to the
Scott Law. They are interested to have
their business out of politics. II was no
doubt the part taken by dsiillers in the
campaign last TALL. that caused the failure
OF the bill in the House for the relief
the holders Of bonded whiskies. We cite
the instance ms an illustration Of the dis
advantages Of political complications il,
purely business AFFAIR.". We regard III,
Scott LAW mn n tnir compromise measure
II is plain business II il intended "a
put an end 10 free trade in retailing liquoi
in Ohio, and does il without "ftnse.
The whole civil izei world recognizes
the proprieiy md Necessity al taxing anf
regulating the retail liquor traffic, and
there Ia surely no reason why Ohio should
he an exception.
People who do not wisl, To lie disiurle,
by the Prohibiiionisis or the free traders
and who would end an agitation that hai
not been profitable, should stand together
for the SEQ Law.
The extremists, who patched our Stat,
Constitution and enjoyed their avn ex
travagance Tor many years, will Of conrs'
make onicry against the Scott Law, bu
we shall he disappointed If it does no
lind solid support FROM the masses OF lh'
people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-04-27
uelln, DOWN Thera i-At a.so o,cl

Hello! Down There i--At $3.50 O'Clock
yesterday Pcrrysburg was put in position
to "bave her say" with the outer world by
the completion of tue Midland Telephone
We are now ready to talk back to any one
who desires IL give us FIVE minutes "cheap
talk" for 20 cents. Hello what dyer sol ,
Louder ! Don't nod your head, can't under
stand that. All right. Send rs up butter
ed watermelon.
nager Bernard was up to superintend the
completion of the work. and has supplied Capt
Champney with tickets and full printed in
siructions for the supply of patrons of the iele-
phone. Those who have already subscribed
can now secure their coupon tickets at the Cap
tain's office.
The phone works admirably, clear and dis
tinct. We raised F. J. Oblinger clear out OF
his chair at the Bee office, Toledo, with hello
from Perrysburg. The polls arrived yesterday
for the completion of the line to Bowling Green
and the line will soon reach that pOiut.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-04-27

A New Enterprise.-Mr. II. Gnrr, a
practical workman in human hair, VIII o
served an apprenticeship of Eve years at
the business in England, and who has
heen engaged for several years past with
the Payne Bros, of Toledo, removed his
family here on the first of the week and
has opened up hair dressing establish
ment in MIR. Lucas new building on the
railroad, where lie Is already making n fine
display OF wiga, switches, waves, and all
kinds of hair work. This will be cheering
news for several who had their heads
clipped and sand papered last week. The
JOURNAL extends a welcome to Mr.. Gurr
and his family to the burg.