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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

The Pioncers.--we have been watching
the Toledo dailies during the week with the
hope Of getting the published address Of Judge
Cook, delivered at the Pioneer picnic last
Thursday. The Secretary, on motion, was
ordered to publish II, but as yet we have failed
to see or hear from Il. Desiring TO preserve
the address, with a aynopsis Of tho important
proceedings in one rsue of the JorRSAL, we
lind uur pairer filed and will have to go TO
press without either this W eek.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
PEABODY HOTEL.

Tho Peabody Hotel, IN 18th street, one and n
ha { 81 ures Son,h of The POstviicc is DOW being
cntircly rem ,deel. enlarged. and newly fur
uishe 81 to bo one of the finest and most con
vrnicnt hotts IN the city Of PHI a ielphia. 1t
has NJ bar aud is strictly a family house, where
Ia iles aud gentlemen can have all the comforts
OF homo retirement aud quictudc and yet be In
ain miscm mt busincss aud churches. The house
l. conlucicd on the american aud European
plau 30 that rooms can be had with or without
board, ranging from nfty cents TO one dollar per
day Meals 15 to 30 cents lelgymeu taken
ut half rates. W. PAINE, NJ ID. Owner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
BUslN Ess NOTICES.

SPECIAL;-
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF
CHARGE TO ANY STATION WITH
IN so MILES OF TOLEDO, IN A
PURCHASE AMOUNTING 10 $40
AND UPWARDS, NOT MORE THAN
ONE. FOURTH THE AMOUNT TO
BE TAKEN IN SUGAR. SEND FOR
PRICES. GROCERIES NEVER so
CHEAP. +. ", PRES ron,
55 h 81 Monroe ST, Toledo, q.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
RIGGER IN RARNunI.

The Tri-Siaie Fair occurs Mt Toledo,
September 8 to IS, Acres Of agricultural
machinery in motion printing, book
binding, weaving, rope making, file cut
ting, etc. The biggest live stock show in
the West, and a superb racing program,
which includes an offer of $4,000 ior
"Jay Eve See." Gen. john A. Logan and
Gov. Hendricks, Vice Presidential candi-
dntes, are expected to lie present. Excur-
SION rates from this point.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
LUCKEY ITEMS.

Building ia still going on. Newton
Berry Is building himself quite nice and
comfortable residence and shop.
VIM. S. Loomis is progressing finely
will, his house. the Depot building is
nearly completed, the o C. r. X. carpen-
lers are pushing the work along rapidly.
1t will he quite commodious building
for the purpose when completed.
Linus Lindsley OF Waterford, Erie
county Penn, WAS in town the past week
ON business on real Estate matters.
Peter Remlinger, of Milan, Ohio, wns
in town the past week in connection with
the Bohemian Dat business, and also S.
T. Robinson for the same purpose.
A Bohemian Oat Association was
organized will, the following officers.
Peter I.ayman, President.
c. G.. I.aymail, Secretary.
Frederick sherman, Superintendent.
Marion Gooiell, Treasurer.
Peter Rpminger, Gee. A.t.
S. T. Robinson. Delegate.
Board of Directnis-Jui,n Fuller, C. ii
Sherman, JOHN Lnynan. Fred Burgess.
Orrin Guodcll, Peter La.man, Fed
R.thenbuhler.
II il christened. the Northern Ohio
B,hemian Od Association, Will, hea =
quarters at I.uck-y, OHIO. All c"rre--
,onde, o. must he directed to L. &. Lay
man The SECRETARY concerning the ASH
cialion aud its work.
We had nice rain on Thmr-,l,y last,
which helped corn a great deal, and also
tie fall blowing fur wheat.
Pe"pl. in ALL p,rl. oi The county are
surprised at the crimes and murl"rcrs
committed in Toledo without d. lection.
Int they need not he for il II no'l,irg bnl
the natural ou'griwih OF the workings ol
the police establishment of the city which
nppears 10 he iin in the interests nf the
crooks and tlcsperadues loniciled in the
very heart Of HE ely. 1t has hern not
long since that two specimens Of that cl ,ss,
plotted for five ,laNs To la some way enirnp
II certain irdividual and ON the day set
for the execution "f llcir plan. one ol them
stripped himself 10 an uudershirt aud n
iighi pair of pants. and armed himself
| with a.revOlvcr and ding shot. AMI follow
ed their victim round over two miles on
the streets of the city, and finally when
they had haggcl their nrsnspecllng victim
Police Judge Henry l.. Lorenz helped
them 10 llsece him ont Of eighteen dollars
tSlS) in en- h. That is n sample OF their
inlriners, which can I've proven by over
whclming evidence any day. The police
court and police furce Of the city can act NJ
u tool for sclemer- and slinrpers m the
city, but II can moi lo anything Io prnicci
lille aud property. II a Vigilance commit
Zee is org niz Il to proIeci the cry lroni
violence, il ought 10 commence al Police
Headquarters first.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

Sad Accident -Fird Holland, Is
year old hoy, was driving across field
mar South Toledo on Wednesday forenoon,
riding on a hay rack with sl,ol gun by
his side. From some unexplained cause
he looked into the muzze Of the gun which
ut That instant was accidentally discharged
carrying AWAY the entire top oi The head
and piodncing instant death.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

LADIES' MhplcAL aDvisER-A complete
Medical Work f"r Women, handsomely bound
in cloth and Illustrated /; postpaid Tor 10 two-
cent stamps. Tells how to prevent and cure
all diseases Of the sex. bv treatment at home
worth lis weight in Gold 10 every lady suiier-
ing frm an, of these Diseases. Over 10 OO0
s"ld already. Address NuSDA PUBLISHING
CO., Nuuda, II. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
School Examiners Notice.

Thcsmeciings of the Board of School Exam
liners OF Wood County, will be held at Bowling
Green, as follows;
September 9th aud Goth, 1884.
October 4lh and 18th, 1884.
November 9th and 18th, 1884.
Applicants will he required 10 deposit Ave
cents with the clerk for postage.
All examinations will commence at O'Clock
Applicants must furnish themselves with pen
or ptncils. Paper will be furnished by the
Board.
Applicants will be required to furnish ccrtin.
Gates oil good moral character.
There VIII be no examination OF applicants
except at regular meetings oi the Board.
No Ger ifcate Will be ante Dated to cover time
taught previous to examination.
Five classes of certificates VIII be granted,. as
fJloNs:
valid four years; third clRss, Valid three years:
fonrth class. va two years; i.ith class, valid
one year.
A hrst class certificate is granted when the mp.
plicanl's standin. in the several branches OF
study Is lu. Four years experience In teaching
IL reOu red
A second class certificate IL granted when The
applicants average standing Is above "a
Thr e years experience in teaching is quirel
A third clhss certificate is IRA tcd wien the
applicants a'eraro standing Is above y. Two
years eSprrirncc III tratiIng Ia required.
A fourth class Ger icaie IN granted when the
appli ,ani's average s.andin. Is above 3. One
ycar's experience in teaching IL required.
4 nth class certificate Is granted when the mp
plicaul'r average sianding il not less than Z.
BY o-der Of the oard.
f.. X. BARNES. , Examin rs.
In VAN rASSELL. I
Bowling Green, ouio, Aug. 10. 1884.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

~ Don't Feet Iikeiw ork."-I II makes
no diii, renee what business you arc engaged
in; whether you arc preacher. n nercha"t,
mechanic, n lawyer ar oomunn laborsr, yon
cant do your work well While yuu are half ,ick
Thousands Try tn, bnt ali In vain Iiow much
better I" keep ,oni organs In yuud order bv tax
ing laker's Toni; when yam feel "a little out
of snris." II would br m"ney in yonr pocket
One hour 0l good, nj"olns heaIil, is worth
hall u duzru hours iull oi languur aud pan.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

Temperate" Rally M Toledo Hon.
j. r. ST John, Presidential nominee OF the
Prohibition Party, will lie at Toledo, Tues
day, Sept. 81 and the T. q. & 81. l. will
make hnli fare excursions from ull stations,
ar one fare fur ronnd Trip.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

Cow Lnst.-A young red AMI roam COW
2! years old, has been missing from the
premises Of Geo. Kazmier, Perryshurg,
since Saturday the 23i OF August. A lib
ernl reward will bc pAlil for information
that will lead To her recovery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
rn.m (nr snlr.-CO acres, known a

Fam (ar Salr.-G0 acres, known az
the Raah place, 2 miles from Perrysburg,
an the McCnlchenviIle road. This il one
of The niee-t farms IN Wood county. win
sell On fifteen years fine, at 8 per cent,
interest. This Is good chance for rome
one, as the farm win surely pay for Ii-elf.
Call on ar address WM. ScHLEcr, Perrys-
burg, o, or PErER LAyMAN Lnckey,
q. si.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

For Saic.--A dry Cow, also n double
sixteen foot Extension Ladder. inquire Of
4 John WALTER. perrysburp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

Fine Iu,l.-Nnll'an Carpenter, alway-
nh the onllnok for he improvement Of
Wood county stuck, has just purchased =
is the finest bloodrd animal he has ever
owned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
Hull Prairie, August %. 1884

Uhgursiionabiy the nu'li,oi's hooks
ought Ia show every penny "rsesNed and
c lllecIed aud msl how II MAS expended
II is uqu,siivn"biy the right oi taxpayers
on II puhlic work like Ills 10 demand M
cords in the anilor'- office, the aane as
you w",ih ak merchant In make "nt Tor
you will, whom you had an olen account.
-lip. JOURNAL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
How MissourI Vas Saved.

"Dld you hear" said Ex-Governor
Curtin, of Pennsylvania, that we have
pass, d the hill giving the widow of Cen
ernl Frank r. Blair reasonable pension?
And Ivy the way, there Is qneer incident
connected with the early history OF that
briili,n, general. One night, at the very
beginning of the war, while we were cut
of fran Washington, vat in my otfics nj
Ii"rriau-g and lengthy telegram was
handed me. Without looking n, the adj
dress. / tore il open. 1t was from Ger
ersl Bar To the national authorities nj
Washington. He legged for permission
to At orce -itze the rrscnal and nl tie
arms and military supplies then in ST..
Louis, and stated thai unless il was done,
Missuur would 90 ont Of the U"inn.
Here was ~, emergency that had To he
met quickly. There WAS M cnmmunic"-
lion with ashinglon, and after de ib.ra-
ting n while turned the telegram over
and wiote on The hacl 'Ycu aie directed
10 take immediH.e cl.uge of all the arms,
and munitions of war now in st. LoniS.
and seni this to t'cnerai Blair. ulo"
this individual authority he acted, aud
Missouri was saved To The Union. Gen.
eial Schofell war ll,rn caplain in cam
mand uf ile arsenal NJ that point. have
nflen .Eunght riice how differently the
war won Id have terminated II Missouri
Maryland and Kentucky h,d seeded
IN ] Inlieve there would have been no
war ii Virginia had not gone out"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
Reduced Ra,rsto ONO sia,e Fair

Rrdnerd Rates 10 0hIo Sinie Fair
During the State Fair, which will lie held
in Columbus. September /, = 8, 4, and s.,
1884. The Columlns Hacking Valley &
Toledo R'y will sell fi"m all stations, for
all passenger trains, Romnl Trip tickets
at greatly reduced rates, Three regular
passenger trains each way every day.
R.gul,r train" during Fair week viii stop
al MI stations
Excursion Tickets Yil lie good gong
on regular or SPECIAL trains named, and
good la return ON nll passenger trains np to
nd including Saturday, Seplenber6 9. 1884
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
Extra nice line OF Jewelry, at
ErSpne,Srp

For Jewelry, Watches and Clock Of
all Kinds, and Repairing, call on John
Zur0uh, So Monroe Street, Tole,lo, and he
will also keep on hand at the old stand in
Perryslurg, Clocks, Musical Instruments,
Strings, Spectacles, &C., where orders tor
Repairing may be left and all warranted.
Mccormick, Late. pitcher for the
Cleveland baseball club, receives $500
for playing with the Cincinnati club the
balance oi the season The Herald figures
out that lie will receive for his actual work
about S73 per hour. Over this way the
hGys will risk situation and let starvation
willindmlge IN the game just for the fun
of the hing.
School Stationery at FISKBEINER's
--"IIcw glorions it IL Ia be engaged in
purely intellectual occupation" mur-
mured . Boston maiden, gazing rnpturoiis.
y into the aimiring eyes o. coun,r,
tool. anl The whole universe fur work
shop" "Now tell me-" she added, "what
do YOU find the most Il firuli Thing con
nrct.d with y"ur profession y Paying
h hands," sai,i tile editor.
A jury lrial before Esquire Merry, on
Tuesday, attracted Considerable Interest
At the comn,encemcnt of harvest. Fred
Hill brand sold WIN. l,arres n Buckeye
Lw Down Binder, Will, the usual contract
,igncd for Mr.. Is to take and test the m,'
chine. / IL clnimrd that Mr.. d. cnt &C
decided 'l,al he did M, want the machine
Nr. ilillebrand entered suit for the con.
tract rire Of the ma cl'ine aud obtained
jnlgmenl ia his favor.
--N"hhy Hats anil Cins, aud Gents
Furnishing Goods, at I'inkheincl's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

The stock also inc'udes n large assortment a {
Perfumes in bulk, Toilet Articles, fine Candies,
Cigars Tobacco" Pipes, Patent aud nrn secret
Medicines. Trussrs, Channels SKINS. Lamps aud
Trimmings. Dnmmd Dics. Dye Stuff Toilet
Soaps. S,,nngrs. Wall Paper, Border and Cell
ing Decorations. Window Curtains, made up ar
in the roll. Paints. Oi's. Vnrnishts. Brushes Of
all kinds, aud in tact everything usually kept
in drug store. 2Oni3
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

Advertised Lctters.- The following let
tors remain unclaimed In tie pcstoii.cc n, PcrNs
burg o.. for the month of August, 1884;
MIS- Martha Beard. Mrs Emma Chuhb. Miss
Dorrle Licmure Karl San iimyrr, John Ode
bough, +, 7. Springer James whyte.
Persons calling for any Of above letters Will
please say ''ad,trilard.' q. fINKBEiNEH, Il. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
THE WOOD COUNTY ErIDENIc.

EDITOR JOURNAL Wood coumiy's eri-
demic has again returned. Di,chiug is the
order of the day. August 7ih was an
pointed for hearing Hull Prairie ditch
Taxpayers cougregated en- masse o' ti L. of
the Court House at Bowling Green. The
manner in which the tax is levied IN Il 9
south end OF said road was Il scisscd aud
denounced us excessive by the taxpayers
outside the Court ITuuse.
Seven years ago the south end of the
road was wiJened, deepen,d aud clca
ont, the taxpayers at the North end refms
ing to have any alteration in the ditch NJ
much work done on the north end M ON
the south, the water course would have
keep itself clean aud there would I've no
necessity for any expense to-day. The
taxpayers along the ditch (-outh en,l) are
OF the opinionsih the cleaning out of The
ditch TO ils original depth would he smfii-
cient for all practical purposes and lease"
the exhorbitant tax.
Mr.. Ellis, in explaining the cause of tie
high tax, says the last engineering made
by he last surveyor WIS not correct the
bottom of the ditch was not levrl,d. Tue
same may lie said 10y Ihe next surveyor.
| We are charged foi locating aud Construct
ing said ditc-so reads the notice >ervcd g.
Deputies were chosen 10 represent the
ax,,avers- M.ssrs. Meaglev, Sarvis,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having becn permanently cured
of that dread disease. Consumption, by simple
rcmFdy. II au Xious Ia n AXE known IN his fellow
snfe rrs the meats oi cure. To nll who dehiri II,
he will send n cop, of the pr. sciiptiOn used,
(FREg.) with the directions for preparing and us
Ing the same which they will ind II sure Cure
for Coughs, Colds, C0nsumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac. Parties wisn-
Y. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn ST., Willlamsburgh.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29

n fhlZE and receive rrce, a costly box
49, Of goods which will help all. of
e,ther sex, TO more money right away than any.
thing else in this world. Fortunes await tho
WORKERS absolutely sure. AT once address
ZHl THuE 4 Co., Augusta, Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS


w o.
Try the Perrysburg Elevator Flour at
$l,25 per sack.
MONEY COMING WATER POWER
ROLLER FLOUR MILL. for Real Estate; own
or is old; $3.50 90. CO. Darnd, Fostoria, o.
School Books and Supplies, Mt
A. r. CHAMPNEy's.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, of Toledo, will GIL
the pulpit at the M. L. church next Sab
bath IN the absence Of the Rev. Mr.. Scoles.
"A Firemen's Tournament is to be held
at Upper SanduSky on the 11tl and 18th
Of September. Good prizes are offered.
School Books at FINKpEINER's.
we understand that the Wood County
Teachers Institute is having large attendance
and Is giving good satisfaction, hast and this
week.
Subjects for services the Walnut Street
church, Sabbath. Aug, 3ist: Morning-"The
Last Supper Of our Lord" Eveuing.-"The
Sin Of Ambition"
--All shades and colors OF Zephyr, Sax
ony, Snd Embroidery Silk, at Finkbeiner's.
For the prsmpt and certain cure of
erysipelns, use Ayers Sarsaparilla, which
il the specific endorsed by The most enlir-
nent medical authorities.
Cabinet Photographs nj Chcsebro'a, 6l
summit ST., Toledo, $500 per dozen, equal
to work tfat is higher priced. You are
| nv; t.,I Ia, AL
Violin Strings at the little ducl POST
masters.
Henry Schoenhals, foreman Henry
Krug Packing Co., ST. 10 seph, Mo-, uses
DR.. Thomas' Electric Oil with his men for
sprains, cuts, bruises, ,chspped hands, etc.
IL is the hest.
AN interested parties will find the Official
uu,ice oi the Woud County School Examiners
in Il Is issue. The first examination Of teacier'
was held last Saturday the remaining dates
Tor the fall examinations will bs found in th,
notice.
The Ii, tie dutch Postof,ic is head quar-
ters Tor School Books and School Supplies
Mrs. II. A. Householder, Of Scotch
Ridge, mother of Mr. j. A. Householder
OF this place, has recently pieced him d
quilt which contains 2,G92 pieces. Mrs
Householder is SO years old.
The Toledo Business College sustains
u lugn reputation. Read al. in this issue
aud notice that Photography, (short hand,
and Type Writing, are special features
added.
= Full lire Albums and Fancy Good
at the Dulch Posluffire.
The copious showers yesterday gave
great relief to he furnished earth and abou
all the inhabitants thereon in these paits
who had become weary Of inllallng dust
hauling water, aud all the ctcetras connect
ed with such drouth.
The pupils Of the Perrysburg School
can dust up their books and school ward
robe and listen for the ringing of the bel
ON Monday morning next. After the lonl
vacation 10 doubt many of them will vel
come the summons 10 labor again.
On Saturday evening last a pleasan
sIrprse was given Miss Maggie Slhwell
by large number OF her young friends
accompanied will, many handsome pres
ents. IL was her 17th anniversary. TIL
evening was pleasantly spent in music ant
variou- games OF amusement.
Extra nice line OF Jewelry, at
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN.
children wear wide lace collars.

children wear wide lace collars.
Entire birds, with the feet turned up,
are used for trimming hats.
Children of both sexes wear white
dresses and wide ribbon sashes.
The number of young lady physicians
in Germany is rapidly increasing.
The empress of Germany has not been
able to walk for eighteen months.
For young ladies' wear have been pre-
pared black costumes with red waist
coats.
Basques of Caroubier velvet are worn
over skirts of ecru yelling embroidered
in many colors.
Spanish girdles of irridcscent beads
arc special feature for black house or
dinner costumes.
Dresses for house wear are fashionably
made in fenciful styles that borrow ideas
from all nations.
Wild flowers and grasses are used for
bridesmaids boqucts, and also for gar
nshing the dresses and hats.
Figaro jackets of velvet gauze arc
worn over silk, satin or lace skirts of any
color for dinners and small parties.
An English furrier has made up collars
and mutls of skunk skin and has put the
head of the animal on the muff.
The H0men's HeraM of Industry pub
fishes a list of twenty-six females who
wear trousers and arc adhcrents of Belva
Lockwood.
The lady nurses selected for service
with the Nile expe dition all wear the
silver-gray cloaks and bonnets of the
nursing sisterhood.
In many dresses a fold of red or of
pale yellow velvet is basted inside the
collar, and sometimes extends down the
front beyond the edge of the buttons.
The blouse waist is used even for silk
frocks and looks very pretty with vel
vet waistcoat The belt worn with such
costumes may be of velvet or may be en-
broidered with beads
White velvet and China Grape make
one of the most exquisite costumes for
bride. The former material makes the
train and waist, the latter the puffings
which compose the petticoat
Hawaiian women are deplorably de-
fcient in maternal skill, and infants often
die in consequence of this ignorance and
inexperience. At present there are but
two births to three deaths on the island
of Kauai.
The coming giantess is now develop
ing in village in Leicestershire. Eng
land. Though barely fourteen years of
age she is six feet five inches in height,
weighs 252 pounds and has only Just
commenced to grow.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05
Sweating" Coin.

Gold coins are in local circulation,
which, although not counterfeit, are
equally to be repudiated by all to whom
presented. Their spurious nature CON
ssts in the fact that they have been de-
preciated by corrosive acids, and although
gold, with a clear, genuine ring, each
and every one of them has lost from
twenty to thirty per cent. of their value,
aud cannot be cashed at the banks for
their face. AS far as known, the de-
prcciated currency is in s. pieces. They
can be easily detected upon close observa =
ton, being lighter than the standard,
and more smooth over the surface, the
action of the acids having cut down the
sharply defined enclosing of both stamp
and milling One of these coins was
presented yesterday at the Merchants
National bank. This specimen had lost
exactly 81 of its original value. - Omaha
Bee.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05
The Manicure's Art.

The Partisan fashion of having a pro-
fessional manicure polish and point the
tingernals has become surprisingly
prevalent in New York. At the best
known establishment in town there are,
beside the proprietors, about dozen
young women assistants. The "patient"
on his arrival is shown into a reception
room, elegantly furnished, where he
awaits his turn. When it arrives he is
ushcred into the operating.room and
placed in an easy chair with a table at
tachment, on which are jars, brushes,
sponges, files and various little ivory i'm
plements. The fnger-tips are first soaked
in cologne water, then covered alternate
ly with a salve and powder. Then fol-
lows the polishing, filing and shaping
The whole performance lasts about an
hour, and costs one dollar When it is
finished the patients nails are fit OBJ
jects for preservation in the Smithsonian
institution. -Neto York Mail and Express