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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

Happy 10 he who is poor, for no woman
will try to blackmail him with suit Of
breach OF promise. Senator Sharon is
the unfortunate this time.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

A gentleman now in San Francisco has
been instructed by certain Carsonites to
take all the bets Of two to one offered
against the Nevada team.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

The Kootenia Indians are said to he
panning out about $500 month in gold
dust at Sand Point, Idaho. They refuse
to reveal where they obtain their liberal
supply Of the wherewith."
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

There Is such thing as downright
bad luck. and some people seem to be
continually entangled in it. If they fall
backward. says the old saw, they are
sure to break their noses.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

II have a splendid imagination, said
Jones, but l can't afford to 20 off for
days fishing, so what's the use OF it,"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

The Troy Times suggests that John
Wanamaker should change his name to
Moneymaker. He is the Philadelphia
dry goods king who has made himself
rich by advertising.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
Notice to Creditors.

E'TMs OF JANIS o Moo, .RMtcK ne.
4 LEVIED. 10 ic. IL her b. .ivpn by tho
,.uer-en.d. Administrator II tha Eta Of
~. .nss y. M,ormick. to the ere ,itors OF, an TO
to sshna, having cl.iu. sgsin.t AL deco $40
~ ~"uin 10 " mo ths sfter the n-at public al !,
IA .nis notice, u sid ID utnistrstor. AZ the
on ~ OF "a 'mpson Campbell Attorney ,.,r ssid
s,.s STARE. D, ~ pinche. IN the County Of Lincoln.
Dated 1t Phoebe, July, lass.
g., GEORGE =. WE'D,
:" AA1iniDt,stet
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
NOTICE.

A IL PER ovs IvDRBrEp T,T4E rtRv
"A NJ Myers ( BrJ are hereby not,n a
tn I V. k-ele. has hem appoint 4 a. their
* ut 10 che and all b s hsy been n ace
70 MS hsnts c,liecti "a All per-o = ia.
easi " tue nrm will paw up for nwith or
snt for the collection Of the saine viii be- com
men ed ~ NO'''
So sod. J.MY sRs 4 BRO.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

IN Eureka thirty.two yards Of calico
can 10 purchased for one dollar. Any
man can afford to buy his wife new
dress ct that price.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

A hill il being pushed through the
Georgia Legislature which declares illegal
I'll marriages Of white persons with
Chinese, and imposes heavy penalty for
any violstion Of it, provisions.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
Born.

At Panscs, sept 10 h. to the wife OF John
Kling~Dsmith . dsu hter.
At prinR Val ", sept. 9th. to the wife Of
Henry ri e.asn.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
NEW TO-DAY.
Assessment Notice.

Dsy silva Mising romp,.y.-t,.
sau'n ~ principal place Of husiness san
ft,neiscn Chifonis. ocstion O. wort. I.ct'
ssobt ming district. Liqroln county. Ses.-
mfs !, ne'env Riven that A. me ting the
boiri ~ directors, hell IN tae sev nth ,sv ~
repte'nb z, 1888 an sss ssment No. Isl n thirty
cents per share was levied upau ID CAP tai
.tocE o. the eorpor. Ton. payable mn a. st-iy
w United sis's- god IA, 20 th Secretary. It
Room 20. San fr.n fseo. cslifor "a
AnF stock lon with this .4se~smeut shall
~, ~ ln anp,id IN 'h- tjta day ~ bctab~r
vs. VIII ~ del nqusnt aud 81 ,rrtlsed
y, :, 80 pihi'e slc'inn. sId unless nay nent
sef dv IT Nov mher. 1898 to psy the ielin.
~ 'hi ts-r-s ne Il osrsher WITH st.af aIver
'i"ng 81 xnens"s % sAio By order u the
B jsrd ~ Directors.
OFFIcE-Room 90. IN Pine M -. "a,
Francisro. Cslif ,r.is.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

The Londoners are again uneasy in
regard to the Fsnians.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

Ses your lob ork dons NJ IN.
Record" Oalce.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15

a barrel Of money makes a hog act in
society. Il New Orleans Picayuue.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
NOTICE.

A LII PERSON. ARR HEREBY No-,rrrD
~ NOT otru my hu band. Al liam n oh =
Oh Oh any a.c'u u. ss Will nM be re pons b,e -
S S. ueots " n'ra.ed by him. rha prnpar,,
IN Nv az M ,id's saloon All to 10 and 40
v d ~ q. az -, =. h,sal oi'y Liucoln county. Ne
sora. ,v, ~ se art'e p ,perty I'd not l,xb.e
LOT ,ald william Dug res debts ''o'e
'e''ooi K,rR Hu19Es
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06
L0psIDED DJUsrIcEIN DITCH WORK


Ed. JouRNAL:-I wish through the col.
umns Of the JOURNAL to say f,w words
IN regard to surveyor Wood, engineer on
ditch No. 90.
The contracts were let in the summer oi
'S2, TO be completed in the fall. Owing to
wet wenther and u sea arciiy of teams, none
of the iohs were completed anu some OF
them never commenced. Daniel Zimmer-
man took the contract la dig one. half mile
of the oitch, commenced aud completed a
part of the work, for which he received an
estimate. This spring Mr.. Zimmerman
received postal frm Mr.. Wood, on Sat-
urday night, stating that his job would be
sold, but did not say when. On the next
Monday the job was sold without fnrtln +
notice or without any public notice being
gwen. Nj. Y. broughtile matter before
the Commissioners. Mr.. Stewart told him
that they had not ordered The job sold 10
come up when they we're in session and
they would give the matter attention. MIR.
Zimmerman went before the Board and wns
told that his contract was out, the work
sold and he would have To stand it. Mr.
Wood told Mr.. Zimmerman that Evers and
Brewer were 10 blame; that they had
urged the sale OF his job.
Now, Mr. editor, il Mr.. Evers Tor any
other mani had the authority to order that
Job sold, why was the balance Of the work
not sold and why was it not advertised
according to law?
Now that have given brief statement
of the case, leave IL with the taxpayers
| TO place the blame where il belongs. Mr.
| u. IL heavily taxed on the ditch and II IL
supposed that these men wish TO crowd
him to sale. If they think Mr.. thinner.
man il without friends they are mistaken
as no man that served over four years In
the Union army and received an lionora'
BILE discharge, and has AN honorable record
as u citizen, IL without friends and as Mr.
| z. is niember Of the Bowling Green Post
| il don't help the matter my on their side
| Mr.. Zimmerman would not complain, il
they used all Of the contractors alike, but
does object TO mems using the auth0rit,
given them by the people to injnre private
| individuals.
Mr.. Editor, il these are Republican prin
ciples then am no longer Republican
But we shall see whether such principlei
will be endorsed at the Republican conyen
ton.
Now II l have made mistatement il
this article, let the injured parties spesl
for themselves as we wish 10 know wher'
the blame lies. Z. w. A.
Center Twp. July 2, 1883.
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..rrsr. ny rEnsPr,nnr.

Jas. Hayes, Jr., Il visiting friends in El-
more this week.
Mrs. p. L. Mahr is visiting her mother at
Rign. Mich. ibis week.
Mrs. VIII shepier, Of Dayton, is visiting
her many friends here this week.
Nc. N. MeMonagle, OF Palmyra, Mich,
is visiting friends here this week.
Can't. s. s. Garfield Is in town 10 day on
a tour OF inspection Of his district.
Mr.. Ed. G. Beach dropped in 10 zee
frie,,tls aud home this week.
Mr.. Warren NJ. Stoae, Of Toledo, was
visiting friends here yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur Westcott, OF Kendelville,
Ind, is home for visit and vacation.
Miss Gussie Reed, Of Bowling Green, is
the guesi of Mrs. c. c. Taylor this week.
Miss Phemia Looy, Of Custar, was the
guest Of her cousin, Mr. Jacob Nufer, on
the 4lh.
M,ss Mabel Van Valkenhurg, of Mason,
Mich, is tie guest of Miss Eva Powers this
week.
Miss Lulu wslliug, of KendalvilIe, Ind.'
is the guest of Mics Mamie Westcott this
week.
Mr.. Rem Tyler gradaat ID in Texas and
returned home Just in time 10 see the 4lh
of July.
Mr.. Chan A. Norton, of Fremont, was
over TO see and speud the 4th with Ills old
friends in the burg
Miss Emma Hrth started ON the 4th
for Ann Arbor, Mich, for vacation visit
with relatives.
DR.. NJ. w. Goyne, 10 we'll and favorably
known M the cancer physician, OF Toledo,
was in town yesterday.
Mira. Nellie Avery, Of Bellevue, Ohio, is
the guest of Mr. ii. NJ. Hoover aud family
this week.
Mr.. Owen Blaekmore, wife and babies,
OF Toledo, spent Sunday will, their mo h
er, Mrs. S. J. Seibert.
We hear that Hiss Lv,lia Ross has ~ =
cured school at Caldwell, Kansas, and
will start for tha, city soon.
Hiss Mamie Boot has returned home for
the summer vacation, having made Il fine
record in school at Cleveland.
Mr.. Sebastian Cobley and wife, of Has.
kins, were visiting their daughter, Mrs
Jacob Nufer, over the 4ih.
Miss Julia Adams and her guest, Miss
Helen recon, are IN attendance at the
grand reunion at Oberlin this week.
Miss Jennie Murray and her nephew
Mr.. James Murray, OF Sidney, are the
guests of Mrs n. l.. Hanson this week.
Bro. +. d. Moffett, OF the Weston Herald
looked at The watch on top OF the CREASED
pole with wisful eye, hut failed TO max,
the effort to secure the prize.
Mr.. VIM. Crook and family started or
Tuesday morning for Battle Creek, Mich.
where they expect 10 spend the summer
returning about the first of September.
Miss Anna C. Beach started for Chatta-
nooga Sunday night, for visit with he
sister, Mrs. l.. B. Searles, and will apent
the summer at Roam Mountain, Nortl
Carolina.
Mr.. John OtterbacIer, who has been
resident OF Bloom township for four OF
five years past, and recently lost his sa,
mill by fire, has removed back and locate,
on his fathers farm near Perrysburg.
Mr.. A. B. Smith, of the North B ,ltimor
Gazette, was in town last Saturday an
made pleasant call on the JOURNAL. II
came over to secure counsel, having libe
suit on his hands, growing out of tn
squib published charging S. M Bowe
with appointing himself delegate to til
Republican State Convention.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06
LUcKEY ITEMS.

The weather II fine aud favorable foe all
kinds Of crops. Corn isimproviag rapidly
though late in getting sIsrt. Wheat Is
in an excellent conditioa and augurs a
pientifnl harvest. koads nre dry and
passable aud everybody rs busy nj SOME
thing. The general health is good aud
everybody seems to be in good cheer.
Steps are now being taken to have this
place incorporated under a village govern.
ment. II would be the wisest course that
could be taken Ia the matter TO incorpo-
rate section %, making the corporation
limits one mile square, and then all the
roads aud streets woulI he under oar own
control, aud we could make any and what.
ever improvements we liked. We have
all the Rtatute requirements for being IN
corporateG, ~ let us take the natural adj
vantages we have and push IT through.
Mr.. Joseph Krotzer is drivi~g his lime
business right along, lie has opened up an
excellent stone quarry, which proves to be
frst.class also has Mr.. Isaac w. Krolzer
who in building aroiher kiln. tsaac has
found ssn,e clear silver ore in his lime
stone quarry.
Our new NJ. L, church Ia being painted
up with three coats II IL very desirable
that Sunday School I've started soon, for il
is u subject OF general interest 10 all.
The Lulherans, ut their last meeting, de-
cided to go ON aud build this fall.
Your correspondent was in the village of
Woodvile last week. One thing seemed
strange nhd that il that one Of the Oldest
villages in northern Ohio should never
have been incorporated. L, has one OF the
finest mills and stores anywhere to be
found in the State. The railron6 and
three-fourths saloon tax would put the
village and MI its roads and streets in ex.
cellent condition. They have n fine school
house, aud u community that is able and
willing to support such u school, is surely
able u lie Incorporated aud TO put and
have everything in good order about the
place. They would find that it would
make a rcmarkakable change in abort
time. Nothing could be more conducive
to their welfare Mt present STEVENS.
Luckey, July, 2, 1888.
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Heath is We alth /!

Da. E. q, NESTS NgnvE AsD BRAIN TRHAT
MINT, a 4 guaranteed spell ic FOR Hysieria Dizzl
caused by the nsc of OfalcOhol,r iobnccn, Wake
fnlness, Mental Drprcssi n, Sononing of the
Brain r's,lting in Infanit an,lloadingto miscry,
decay AID death. Pfeinni"ro Old Age, Barrcnncss,
In,s oi Power IN cithc 4 =. InyountarA Losses
aud Spcrnntrrrhncn O. n-nd by ovcr'eNsItion 0i
the brain. self abuse or over Indulgence. one
hOx wi 4 cure RS snI caHus. Each box contains
one mo nh r. trca ment. ono dollar hoN. Or riA
boxes iOr i've dollars srnt by mail prrrnid on
rncciId vi prize We Guarantee AK boxes t0curc
amy en-e. With each order res iyed by uH for slx
hoysh. &c ,oinlnnird " III h,c dollhrs. we VIII
send tho purchaser ur written guarantee 10 rc-
fund the money if The treatment. O. tIut "ilnr u
cure Giarnntcrs iHA elonly hyJull \ q. WEST
q 90. Solo Prophet r., III & iS3 W Madison
81 Chicngo nj. ranil"u'r issued only In Per
yshnrg by A. II. cnANrHEr,
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II you want fine Lamp, at COST
come around and see Hopkins.

Sudden DOwnfall.-Apparently there
confidence and esteem of his neighbors 10
n greater extent than did ex-Postmasier
Krebs, OF that city, and it must he all the
more mortifying 10 him TO see this conf
dence and esteem blasted aud melt away
like May snow storm. But few months
ago lie could have received endorsements
for thousands OF dollars. but one day last
week it required nearly days effort to
get man TO 60 on his bail for S400 to se-
cure his appearance before the Common
Pleas TO answer to the charge OF obtaining
endorsements under false representations.
The use of this sudden downfall seems
to have been n blind intatuaiion for a
woman named Mrs.. Williams, whose pres
ent residence seems 10 be at Tontogany,
this county, where Krebs was arrested
last week and taken back tn Fremont. The
situation is pretty thoroughly explained
in the following letter addressed TO him by
Mrs. Williams, which accidently fell into
the hands Of his lawful vile:
My DEAR, DEAR OLD FATHER: Leave
nothing undone. Get all the money you
possibly can, and come Immediately. ii
you intend going away and taking me
with you go TO the house and get my dress
ing case aud toilet comb. Did you 60
home early and make love 10 that-(evi.
IDENTIFY meaning his wife). Bring life in.
surance policies along, and have them
transferred to the children (peaning her
two children). did not tell Ulster Mary
how much money We have or how we got
il. Also don't forget 10 bring along al
extra suit of clothes to work in the gardei
with.
After the publication Of this letter in thu
Fremont and other papers, with an ac
count Of his sudden disappearance from
Fremont and subsequent arrest in Toniog
any. il is not difficult to define the reasonl
for the sudden turning from him Of former
sieadfast friends. His family, consisting
Of vile, daughter and Two grown up sons
move in the best circles of Fremont, ant
they have barred the doors Of his forme
home against him and he is an oulcust. |
is understood that his shortage in hi
posioffice accounis few months ago aros
through the demands OF the extra famil.
that he had assumed the responsibility o
providing for.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06
what Happened 10
Mr.. JOSEPH BEACH.
stonc In the kidney Expelled after
Using mr.. David Kcnncsy's "Fn-
voritc Remedy" Abeut two
Weeks.

One Of the most remarkable cases that has
ever been brought 10 the notice Of che public Is
that Of Mr.. J. s. Beach, OF Stone Bridge, Ulster
Co., Ny. Mr.. Beach had suffered since 0cto
Der 18th, 1874, from the presenc sf Calculus Or
Stone In tho right Kidney. No less than seven
physicians we're employed at different times, 10
whom Mr.. Beach paid brudieds OF dollars for
medical treatment, with oaiy temporary resicf
from his agony.
BY the urgcnt solicitations Of his friends he
was induced to try Mr.. David Kennedy's "Fa-
vorite Remedy experceoed n marked i'm
provement from the arst day he began 10 use
che medicine On the 18th Of September he
voided stone as large as could be passed
through the natural channel.
MIR, Beach conclades a long letter tn De-.
Kennedy by saying; "lt will always afford
me pleasure to recommend the Eavorite REM
cdyb to those who may be suffering from diff
culties Of the Kidneys snd Bladder, or any
disorders arising frosn an ia,pere state Of the
blood. The "Favorite Remedy" is sold by all
druggists, The Doctors oaiy address is Ron
dout New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06
Headquarters Department OF Ohio,
q. A. Il.
GENERAL. ORDER No.7

COLUMBUS, o., June I'd, 1888.
1. Pursuant TO the action of the Depart
ment Encampment ut Youngstown, accept
ing the invit,tion of the Posts of this
Department to participate in the National
Reunion, to he held at Columbus, Ohio,
July oath 10 9th, inclusive, the Executive
Committee of the Ex Soldiers and Sailors
Association of Franklin county, under
whose management the Reunion will he
held, have set apart Thursday, July 26lh
as Grand Army Day.
The exercises of that day will consist in
part of grand parade Of The Posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic in the after
noon and a Grand Army Camp Fire in tile
evening. The full program, list of speak
ers, &c, will be announced in future orders,
This being the first attempt to bring the
Posts of tins Department tog.ther. on an
occasion of this kind, il is hoped that the
comrades of each Post will take an active
part in making the OCCASION complete
success.
Each Post will take action at the next
meeting upon the question of attending.
and will report their determination and the
probable number who will attend, without
delay.
In every case, when requested to do 40,
| the Assistant Quartermaster General will
attend TO securing special favors in the way
| of Railway rates for Posts coming in body.
The Executive Committee will furnish
quarters at the camp, either barracks or
tents, with straw beds, free OF charge. Good
meals will be furnished at the camp for %
cents. Arrangements for regimentnl meet
ings will he made and rooms provided.
The President OF the United States and
many distinguished Generals have sigui6
ell their intentions TO be present, Thousand,
of the boys who went west to grow up will
the country are coming to fall in once more
with their comrades OF twenty years ago
Advicea from every direction indicate III,
largest assemblage of ex soldiers since th,
war. The experience AMI success Of th,
comrades having charge OF the arrange
ment in conducting former reunioms is
sufficient guarantee for successful manage
ment.
Comrades: AT best We can meet to igh
our battles DER but II few more times he
fore we shall he mustered out of the Gran,
Army on earth 10 take our places in th
Grand Army above; every comrade win
fails TO come will disappoint Others VIII
will expect 10 NEE; him and who ma
never have another opportunity. Let eac
one of our 800 Posts he represented and IL
| us see at least one-llnlf of our &c, 900 com
rades in line.
BY command of
CHARLES T. CLARK,
Department. Commander.
DAVID LANSING,
, Assistant Aliutani C,nueral
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$1,000 Forfeit

Having the nimOrI runlduhciIh IIhFupurIUIIIy
over all o. hers. aud after thuusundcOi luhis ofthn
moHi comp Heated aud sryniest cases NO could
hnd. We feel Justified in Offering TO forfeit One
Thonsund ID, linrs fur amy case OF Coughs, colds,
sore throat innncnza, hoarsencss, bronchitis,
consnmpliun. In iis early STAGES. whooping
cough, aud all diseases of the throat and lungs.
except Asthma. for which we only claim reIei
when taken according to directions. Sample
bottles 95 aud 30 cents large bottles one dollar:
C;enuina wrappers My In blue. Sold by all
Tgaiats. or sent by express on receipt of price.
Ohm O. WEST a Co. sole propr'etora, lSl a
az w. Madison ST., Chicago, Ills,
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Let the Truth be Heard.

ED. JOURNAL: L notice that the agent
of the Seneca County and Silver Greek
Nurseries, of Waterloo, N. Y, has called
and convinced you that he is doing a
square business. The facts are these.
They make every effort TO get the person
dealing with them to take an extra dollars
worth of trees where they give an order TO
have trees replaced, and if they fail to take
the extra amount they will charge the
extra dollar Tor replacing the trees that
have died. If the person so swindled re-.
fuses to pay the extra dollar they will
threaten 10 she them and take them to
Bowling Green aud make them all the
costs they can. If that il fair dealing
please state what is disIionrr ble dealing.
A VICTIM.
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Oil Curtains, so cheap, at
FINKBEINER's,
CARD OF THANKS.

The Glass of 'S3, Perrysburg High School,
desire TO return their heartfelt thanks to
Messers, Haylor, frost, Graether, Champ
ney, Hirth, Ross and Dodge, also to the
Misses. Ceas, Ross, Dodge and Hunt for
the excellent music furnished by them at
their Commencement, June 18th.
They also extend their heartfelt thanks
to the Juniors-Misses. Zaenger, Seibert
Yeager and Oblinger-for the beautiful
and artistic decorations, which added moi
a little to the evenings entertainment, as.
suring them that their labors we're highly
appreciated and satisfactory.
META HENDRIX,
LUCY BoYCE,
LENA ZURFLUH,
IDA ZINGG,
ADA FLEMING,
BERTHA TRowBRIDGE,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06

st. Clair and Wayne's Campaigns.
Hon. Samuel E. Hunt, of Cincinnati,
is doing the State, and particularly the
memory of Generals St. Clair and Mad
Anthony Wayne, service. During the
past three years he has taken the cam
paigns of these two heroes for his theme,
instead Of the usual spread eagle style
of oratory usually adopted on the 4th Of
next year at Greenville, and on We'd
nesday he delivered the Grafton at Def
ance, taking Gen. Anthony Wayne for
his theme. As he finds history meager
on the early exploits of these pioneer
heroes he gathers data from the old pion-
GERS and whatever source obtaInabe, and
the result of his lai'ors are preserved by
the Cincinnati and Darke County Histori-
cals Societies.
After concluding his address at Defiance
Wednesday, Mr.. Hunt accompanied Mr..
O. g. Thompson, proprietor of the Thomp-
son House Mt Napoleon, to that city
where he remained over night. Mr..
Thompson being a pioneer in the Valley
and well supplied with military lore con
cernIng these early struggles, hitched up
his horse and brought Gen. Hunt to this
point yesterday, visiting the scenesof Gen.
Wayne's massacre of the Indians at
Presque Isle, or Fallen Timbers. the
Turkey Foot Rock, Fort Meigs and Fort
Miami.
Having thoroughly investigated all The
authorities and other sources OF informa
tion Gen. Hunt has secured and treasured
up much valuable information on the
subject which he has matte specially
Alter interviewing Mr.. Norton at thu
Exchange last evening he returned home
on the 1890 train, with the expresseC
desire 10 return in u few weeks and dil
up some more lore in the vicinity OF TIN
old forts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-07-06

The Concert OF the Seas0n.-Onr
people are looking forward with no little
interest TO the forthcoming concert of Miss
Sarah ]. Beach, which takes rlacc next
Tuesday evening, July 10Th. The quartet
from Toledo who will take part on this
occasion will be under the direction of
Prof. Fl. H. Darby, as follows: First ten
or, Mr.. Chas. Cosncr; 2d tenor, Prof. II.
II. Darby; lat bnpa, Mr.. J. s. Angus; 2,l
base, Mr.. Chas. w. Tomlinson. We al-o
understand that there will I've Either solo
by gentleman from Toledo.
Tickets for the concert can be had at the
Postofice, and of pupils. Tickets, % cents.
Children, 10 cents.