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BY thu pkil vi Dr.. Pric', We have now for
sur oskc~, pa idioas, icss cream and pas.
~. the most delicious Fruit Flsvors. Tho'e
Who vtsh to make their delicncies pal stab e
and epiovabls will make use ri DR.. Price,
6pscisi Flsvoripg Extrac;e-V snills, Lem
o.. o -spga, etc rot only on recount OF
thsir n!eo Il ,vor. hus for their .fsty.
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PIrrsBuRe, June 3 -Attorney.GsnIel OF
the Stste CASSIDY arrived In tha city to-day
for tne purpose Of investigating the Penn
bank failure. Gsncral nsse'dy says he will
look into tho MISTER thoroughly and be-
guided by tho results OF the invest cation
whether in nitminal or civil cults.
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uilttrs.s.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 3.--R. H..
Fortstsl' & TO-, ioooera IN paper, have sus-
pended payments; liabilities, sbou; S75, 900.
The creditors have agreed to rscelvs 81
cents on the dollar, payable in six, twelve,
eighteen, twenty .iour and thirty months.
Forestell tx poets his liabilities 10 be GOV.
cred BY hts assets.
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Tho Bolton Journal oppos the free-grsss
doctrine OF the Fort Worth G-zstte. which
10 that all uninolosed LANDS, public and
etc Of every man. This idea may be pop
slsr In The wet where she cattle kings are
nov compelled to pay rent for the land
they use in grazing their ptock, but 10 will
be very difiicult TO convince farmers and
other tax.psycrs that It is just to furnish
res pasturage to cattle kings.-TBrenham
Banner.
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Withdrawn.

Posros. MAsa. Juoa 3-.The Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fs railroad compsnv have
civ. the required three month. notice az
Withdrawal from the Texas Continental
Railroad association. which pools all bust.
MSS vert OF the Missouri river,
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ANOrHnR FxCURsION PART,

Another excursion party. urder the su %
pervision OF the Missouri Pacific railway.
leaves Chicago this morning in charge OF
DR.. John y. Ennis for Texas, and will ar.
rye here Friday evening or Saturday
m forming,
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Arizona Democrats.

PREscsTr, A. T.. June 3.-Tne democratic
central committee elected yesterday. W. X.
Arsds and ca. Il. Ourav delegates to this
national CONVEX ii On at Chicego.
Thew we're instructed for Tilden and
II .rdr;csa
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The average girl at marriage is well In.
structed In sewing. To take her place OF
tho head Of q family, without q fair knowl-
edge OF this usefnl hol ,ehold art would be
TO disgrace her m other aud herself 10 the
minds Of oil their acquaintsLces. The Av.
ersge young bride goee to home OF her
own with few prscticsl ideas o, matter
which will have TO come before her thrice
day, and one in which the he 18th an gen.
Gro! prosperity OF herself and others most
es entially depend. Then. II ever she &c.
CURES even psssable skill In cookery, IL
II doubtless bs through much wasting
and worrying and manifold non s1ccess. g.
Meantime dyspepsia or other evil angel, l.
lurking In the shsdow Of her table. To
the young wife aud house-kesper
80 oircumstapced half the terrrors II I. o
kitchen are a. orce removed by the intrt =
duction Of the ever-reldy, always rtliable,
Royal Baking Powder. With ito proper
use there eau never be fail 1rs in bread,
biscuit or c.ke, while the perfect hsalthfu
ness Of the Hood produced is likewise 80 well
assured that all who partske may deiiantly
zap their fingers In the face Of old dys.
peDsia. This point gained, the victory
over experience and bad luck in other
things is speedily won TIE Royal Baking
Powder. on account u its superior powers
which 1t may be used, its proved economy,
ana Its thorough estabiisbsd wholesome
ne 8 snd purity as established by the tests
OF government chemist, and others, has
become general substitute for cream vi
tarter and soda in the making OF nice,
sweet, light, fiAky, digest BILE bread, bis
cult, etc. With It's use, the young mistress
OF the house NAV take q pardonable pride
In the WORK Of her hands.
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me Turf.
csyIserns RACES.

C3NINarNH htCH.
Covrseros, KY. June 3-The Lston'a
Jockey dub rscee; good sttendapce; 1ss
vesther: dusty and SLOW track.
Five Furlones-Won by Msmopist: Ri-
nslitv, second; esdis McNsry. third. Time
-i.i0S4.
NJ, ssd FourtA-Asa Glen vsg Va.
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Wnges.

Congressman 8. 8. Cox, who speaks with
authority on the tarid. hss made an est.
mate VI the average earnings and expendi.
lures OF workipgmsn, which agrees so
closely with what she Herald has mdn-
taineo that there ought snot to Do douer Of
it's correctness. From the csnsus re.ufns,
which veie taken in n year OF great pros.
peritv, he finds the average wages paid
in tie manufacturing industries OF
the uuitcd StAtee to be $i.l6 per day
(estim atiog three hundred wofkicg days to
inc yea,) and this may be taken ~ the
highest svefage attainsbls, as NJ no time
before or since tue year 1880 Was every in
dustry nppsrsnsly 50 prosperous. hut the
aggrrgst. from which this average was OBJ
tsined included the salsfis- OF president,
directors. superintcndsnss, cl' Ks apd fore
men, besides the bieh wages paid 10 Skilled
laoor; 90 tns Il must be OBVIOUS tha, r.r.
earnings wtrsextremely sm sll-even when
not those Of women and children-And
out OF proportion 30 the cost OF living.
% prices were nigh in that year. Mr.. Cox
estimates that . man ~ 81 so per day, with
steady EN- pioymsn for the working days
OF the year, and raving . wife and three
CHILDREN t. supper, would ct the end OF
the yesv on . moderate expenditure, be IN
debt Sli 81. He rightly sdds: "lu these
calculations you viii Ind whence comes
the spirit OF unrsss, whence comes abe
strikes. "-lNcv Yrrk Herald.
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nlnI,uIAN POW

LIMA, June 3.-The Ci,y OF Cuzco was
taken n tho Is h Of Nay, by Ocoeree. The
INDIANS taken at Viloatornba were tried
and instantly shot.
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Up IN Quebec.
AIR. G. n Boyer, Carlton, q lebec. Came
de, writes that he suffered with lame
back, ard after trying all other remedies
withou. efIsct, he finally tried St. Jacobs
Oh, tive magical pain conqueror, and was
com pletely cured.
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SARGENT & co.
GENERAL AoENrs:Poa


binaion
Gobe Alarm TN Dawes Typ" wlers Hugh Pat Comona
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Npw ORLEASs, June 3.-rhe Intsrns'ion-
~ Typogrspbicsi union, In convent n
here. elected Martin Il. II. Witter, of St.
Louis, prceictns.
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COUNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Reciprocity Treaty Its Frisads
10 The Rescue.
Senator Coke or 10 West Point-P0s~
tai Data.
RE Proceedings Of Congress.
RECIPROCITY.


States and Mexico, agreed upon January,
1888. Mr.. 6tsss's yesterday introduced y
| I'll for thst purpose and had 1t refsrred TO
the com @istes ON foreign affairs. He 10 .
nom Der OF the latter committee, and Will
hsaten its consideration and report
Bsnstor Coke, who IL one Of she copgres.
sionNl com 0ittse Of visitors to West Pc mt
Will return Sunday or Monday.
GENERAL BABCOCK DROWNED.
WAsuIsaroE, June 3 -fPress. l-Pdvste
tele grams received In this city and Bslti-
more this morning from Benjamin, On an
rloye Of the light nous service. dated Day.
TOMS. Florida, Juoe ID, via Astor,s, Flor.
engineer OF the fifth Lighthouse district:
Levi Z. Lucky, his chief clerk, formerly
ssds,sn, private socreisry OF President
Gnnt). and BENJAMIN Satur, OF wsshing-
,on, w~rc drowned SNnrdty IN Mosquito
ipls'. Oh tho coast OF Florlds, while snpsr.
intending work on tho lighthouse being
e'ese ed ct tha' y ,iuI. Anosher privsts tel.
se,am says the cssu,lty occurred yestsr
Day. The body OF Bsbcock only was re-
covered.
NEW YoBK, June ga dlspA'ch frsm j.
X. Uptor, late assistaot secretary OF the
| treasury. confirms tho report o! ths death
| by drowning, in Florida, OF General .. Il.
| Bascock, Lsvi u. Lucky and sister,
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June 3-Babcock
snd party lsfy Baltimore MAY l0ih on tbe
lisht -hsusa tender Phsros. a two.msstsd
achooncr, bound Tor Mosquito inlet. ninety
rilr~ below ths mouth Of the 81. Johns
rive, m the FlDits cosrt, where the gov
orrIu snt is building a light house. Tn.
| fhatos nut 10 "a Charleston and left there
the 2Str, having encountered sd-
vefsa winds III the way. A heavy
nnrth--sst gale began tn. 20 b
10 tn. po'dst OF which the Pharos made st.
John light and come 4, euchor oil she bnr
with t"o csoles out. A pilot ~as signslled
for, and nlihougn the sea was runpinS
hat IN st high one rescued tbs Ph.r0s, and
Gsner.l BibHo,k seut the following dis.
pn'ch to DE-. j. o. LeIgle, Of this city, pro.
rriator Ut utssm towing tu,e:
o, til. River. 81 Johns Bar via P,loi'own. May
81, lssi--IV j. l.. Lenglc. Jacksonville, F.of'
ida.
the Pharos soils from here this morning
Please send tn. Seth Low or Maybe
10 TOW her over Mosquito mar; lot her tax.
the pharo. in ,ow II ovtr,sken:
fSixned o. +. B,Bc OK,
Lighthouse Eog,neer.
The ses ran ~ bign the tug could
nov get out, aDd tho sea had
not gone down this morning. The
roxt n~ws received was . disaAscn
20 sbe Timss U Dion announcing The sad
catastrophe. When the tag ssne.
back from Mosquito Inlet fol
psrt,culsrs will be known In ell proSsSil'
Ivy the Pharos spcbors d off the inlet and she
general aud his party undertook 70 20
ssho,e 10 q small boat, which was swamp
cd In ths breakers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-04

The democrscy Of Duvsl end San Psrico
countiee have instructed for Judge Stsyton
as their favorite for congress In the seventh
district. Judge 6ssyton hes never sAid yss
whether he would sccspt. the os.didAoy and
hes not made any efforts 10 secure the NOM
be would etsud The bet ebov Of occurring
the noninss ion.- San Ass0nia Ti0es.
.s0sversor Bill essrrsst, sftbe Times. Dhls,
A . oandidsss for delegsts 10 tie Chicaeo
convention from the ststs-stlsrgs. M.
etsrrett d . true democrats crest b.
vorite With the prsss Of the ssste-snd a.
though frsqusntly Dsds the obisct OF Jet
end Yidiculs-ss man Of v0y 81.
sslisnt ssrss.-[Cics rsissrspa-
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Matriculation.
More students we're enrolled OF Law
repce's commercial Yesterday than during
any month since 1874.
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corros sTArrMEsr
NKw YORK, June o.-Ine iolioNihs lsthe
daily comparstiye cotton statement.

4 business Edu"atlnn
IT. the best lcgacY that parents can be-
queaih 10 their chiliran.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

"Betsy and 1 Are Out."-A gentle
man about 60 years Of age, named John
Wieland, from Wood coanty, called at
Chief Purdy's Office this morning, and,
with !ears.l in his eyes, stated that his wife
left him, about three weeks ago, and lie
supposes that sle is in Toledo. Il have
bad temper, and have been unduly harsh
to her." he continued, "but, God knows
that regret it want her 10 come back
TO me and / will not live without hen
am growing old, and life is de-oiate to me
away from the mother of our thirteen cliil-
dren." lie appeared 10 be almost broken
hearted, and The chief promised TO liate
his message delivered if his wife could he
found. Mr.. w. has considerable real es
tate, and is considered a good citizen In the
community where he lives. AS they have
at hest, but short time allotted them to
tread lilies pathway together, they should
become reunited aud live as happily as
possible in each others society until the
end comes-Ioledo Bee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Bold Burgiary.--On Saturday night
last, Mr.. Geo. W. Hoffman, who resides
over his meat market on Louisiana avenues
put $265 in his pockel-boek and the book
In Ills inside vest pocket and retired to
his bedchamber. lie arose next morning
and discovered nothing wrong about the
premises, either up fiairs or In the meat
market, but otter returning from church In
the morning, took out his pocket-book to
pay neighbor $40 for oats he had pur-
chased, found the pocketbook ali right but
the money was missing. 1t was not n
night that professional burglars would
attempt job OF this kind, and as 1t was
lms usual custom to keep his money in the
safe at night, loads him To believe it mus,
have been local ,nlent and some Nne too
who was familiar with the premises.
His watch and considerable loose change
in Ills other pockets were untouched. An
yet the matter is shrouded in mystery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

John Rissell Dend.-Ex- Commission.
er John Russell, Of Bloom township, died
at hiS' home yesterday afternoon, alter n
sickness OF about two weeks. Mr.. Russell
has lived on his farm in Blooms for about
40 years and served as county commission
er two terms. in which capacity, as in all
other paths of life, he made many friends
who will regret to learn of his death. He
WAS brother of ex-Treasurer ALI. Russell
of this pl,ce-Sentinel
Mr.. Russell was well known and highly
respe, ted by many Of our cilize,n in this
part Of the country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Five hbout eilht o'clock last night tie
alarm I'll 'hre was Rivuh. proved to be tho
two story residence OF Mr. Gotlcib Woke, Oh
Filth sueet two squares cast Of the Uninn
School building. When FIRST discovered 1t
could easily have been ertinguished with n
dozen pals Of water, but cistern full Of water
was not discovered until the Ere had made such
headway that any effort to save c he building
was futile. The neighbors saved all tbe house.
hold goods down stairs, but what ever was up
stairs was consumed Ia the flames. The engine
and bose cart we're promptly on the spot and
pumped two wells aud a cis,erb dry in abun'
five minutes each When II was discovered
that the ilre could not be cSinpuishtd MIS-
Woke sud her baby, only seven days old. WAS
carried over To the residence If neghOur.
There was an insurance nl $40 On :he 'lUure.
and S20O on household goods, vlich fully cnv
ers the loss except being turned uui In sncn pn
Indictment scnsUn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

q. A. II. Electlon.-On the 9th inst,
Wiley Post, of Bowling Green, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
FED. w. II. Day.
s. V. C.-Samuel Ross.
j. V.C.-P. NJ Ford.
Adjutant-Theo. Alexander.
Surgeon-C. S. Lamb.
Chaplain-Hcn,y Gprdnough.
@. MI. r. Hankey.
o. D.-L 7. Van Tsssell.
o. G.-R. Eldridge.
Representative 10 State Encampnrent--
], B Newton.
IS. Kaun,z, National Grand Com.
mander, G. A, r., is expected TO be present
at the installation of the above officers ON
Monday evening, jan OH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

For Stcaiing 'rimber.- Bnrkei
and John Farley were arrested last week
on the affidavit OF Jas A. Cavnnough,
$500 worth of timber of the land of Geo
Douglas nnd Jas Peak, in Lake township.
Burket and Farley waived examination
before Squire Wales OF Ross township last
Saturday, and in default Of bail were sent
TO tile county jail TO await their trial before
the Common Pleas court.-B. q. Democrat
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Mr.. Henry 0blinger, OF Toledo, spent Christ
mas win 'he od 'o'ks !" nome
Mr. Charlie Hamilton, Of Tole do, is spending
tue h"noay weck AZ nome
Miss Bertha TrowbridRe. OF tho Bryan
schools, Is home for the holiday vacation,
Miss Georgia Tonipkins. Of Toledo, was the
guest OF Mr., +. u. 0blinger's family over Sun
day.
MIR. Fred b. Iiollonbeck arrived home from
Ann. Arbor on Tuesday, Tor tho holiday vacs-
"o"'
Mr.. Paul Hitth came homo from the Michigan
University some days 20 to spend the holiday
vacation.
Prof. d. A. Haylor, Of Bryan. is spending
ibe holiday vacation with his wife and baby
In the burg.
MIR. g. G. Weeks oompleted his delivery of A
car Of s,uneware here and started for home yes.
tetdav morning.
u. ch,,. :, po...,..
No. ,.,,.,,. 80. .,,,,, u'.,. e.....,,,,.,'
friends on Christmas.
. -, .,,. 49,. r.-a =, NJ.
Georse Laskev. at Tol,do.
x,. u,. ,u,.
MISS H'RR'e N'e"ee' a"u "'ss "'nn'' ioa-
t.o yreks holiJav vacation
~,
- - .,
wrec", 10, oa",s ~. ""u nc e"'Aey wiz" MT a"o
"rs' ""' ro'u v" ou' 's'''"s'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Christmas Dnnations.-Ths hearts of
Re-. ]. S. Fitterer and family OF the Evan
gelcrl church %. tn is place were made
glad on Christmas day by very liberal
donation Of provisions, &c. for the family
and horse, amounting TO about $50 in val
tie, from the Sabbath School at Moline,
where hej Just closed series of meetings.
The= were also verv kindly remembered at
the Chrisimas tree festivals Of his societies
al Millhnrv aud this place He desires
the JOURNAL. To express many thanks TO
the cheerful givers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26
HOLIDAY EXCURSION.
ON the Columbus, Hociting valley
md Toledo Railway.

We are authorized to announce that on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays, December ODD, 23'. Oath, 25'h.
oath, Both aud 3l-t, 1884, aud Janniry lat,
1885. the C. II. V. 81. R'y will sell round
trip tickets from any station to any station
on their line al excursion rates. Tickets
viii be good returning until january 2d,
1885 inclusive
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26
SuEuIFF's SALE.

George Kimhcrlin as In Wood County, o.,
VS.. [rreas, &c. Court of
Frances N. secor. .t al. Cnmmon Pleas.
Ry virtue nj an order Of sale isshed la the
above eniiil"d Cause, by the Clerk "f the corr;
nr Cnminon Pleas II Wood Comfy. Ohm. aud
10 ns direrled aud delivered. will "1lr fii
sala at uublic v"nduc. at the frnni duir of the
Cor,, House. of said couniy, in the village OF
Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, January 8ih, 1888,
Between 10 and IL "'cluek A. N. of said dav.
the l"llnwing described real estate. situate Ia
the connty of Wood und State of Ohin. io'w vii :
The west half of ln,ot No. 55i aud the east
A. fee, nf In lot No. 55i, in The village Of Per
IS sburg, - Appraised Al 5000.
GEORGE NJ. BROWN, sheri1.
J. q, TRorr. Ph'hs Au'y.
Dec. 4, 1884. 1851
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

These nre Solid Facts.-Tho hes
blood purifier and system regulator ever placed
within the reach Of suffering humanity, truly
Is Electric Biliers. Inactivity of tile Liver.
Billiousness, Jaundico, Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease Oft urinary organs,
or who ever requires any appetizer, tonic or
mild siimulani, will always find Electric Bit
ters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed 10 give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Sold AT fifty cents bottle by Tsylor
4 Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

HOLIDAY Raies.-T The 7. q. 81. J.
railroad will sell tickets st Excursion kaies
Dee 90 "a rs. 81, 81 ar Janns,y lSI. Til
viii give all IN opportunity 10 visit friends
dnring lie LInldays.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Money 10 be Mnde.-It is said thsl
dull times are not known bv the agents ita.
the great pub isl,ing house Of George Stn
son & Co., OF Portland, Maine The
reason of this exceptional success is found
in the fac, that they always give the pnh
lie that Which is kceny appreciated aud
ut prices that all can afford. At present
we understand, their agents are doing
wonderfully we'll on several new lines.
They need many more agents In NIL parts
OF the country. Those who need profit
able work should apply Mt ones Women
do as well as men. Experience is not
necessary, Msssrs S insop g. Co. undertake
to show I'll who are willing TO work, not
hard bnt earnestly, the path Ia large sue
cess Ii should lie remembered that an
agent can de handsome business without
being away from home over uigh'. Anotii
er advantage costs nothing Ia give the
husines- rial, an an ngeni can devuie
n II his time or only his spare moments 10
it, Slnoon & Co. guarantee grand success
TO all who engage anl 70 low simple and
plain directions that they give We have
not space to exploin all here, bur luil par
ticulars will he sent free to ilose who adj
dress the irm; their full address is gwen
| above.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Americas PIide.--True American men
and women, by reason III their strong cunstiiu
lions, beautiful forms, rich compile Sions and
characteristic energy. are envied by all nations.
Its the general use uf Dr linrter's liuu Tonic
which brings about these resSlts
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Dem0rcst. IIhUsTRATda
MAGAZINE for January, 1886, is a fi'te
number, furnishing food for thought, ami
many admirable suggestions for tie house
hold. Among the interesting features Is a
new serial, called "a Strange Girl" by
Mr.. Charles B ,rnarj. An illnstrated ar.
tlcle on New oileans is interesting as we'll
ny seasonnhle ~ view of lire cuming Expo.
sition aud another good illustrated article
is on etching. Jenny June furnishes y
paper on "rhc School of tie Future"
The various departments nre we'll filled
aud fine steel engraving of Chatlot e
Curday makes an attractive fromtsliece.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Burglary.-On Wednesday night OF
last week Mr.. John Deans. who is a renter
on Mrs. Sarah Thompson's farm ont the
pike, returned 10 his home after drawing
$50, the greater portion Of his profits ON
the years crops, and during the night some
misrream entered the house and stole this
hard-earned money from Mr. DIS pants
pocket where he had left il on retiring TO
rest. ii there is not hot place of future
punishment for snch thieves, the most of
people would naturally he inclined TO ask
why there is not. Such certainly never
get their Just deserts in This lite.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Large Stock Of New Cnshmeres, jus
ina Cashmere Dress will be just the
thing for Christmas Gift
A. WILLIAMS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26

Wanted.-A good Renter for SO acre
farm, with good buildings thereon. Price "a
per acre.
To Rent or Exchange, one house and lot IN
5th Street.
To sell, one 40 acre farm, with new frame
house. Price 81 $50.
To sell, three year old horses. weight 200
and l,Se9. Call on or address
WM. SoHLRcT, Perryburg, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-12-26
Christmns-Lnce Goods.
Christmas--IInndkercliefs.
NEUHAUsEL Bros Tol,


NEuHAUsEL Bros Toledo.
LET IL he remembered that the Perrysburg
Benevolent Society will hold their first meeting
at the residence of Mrs F. J. 0blineer at 8
oclnck Tomorrow afternoon. All persons inter
esied in assisting the worthy poor are requested
to be resent at this meeting.
--New line of Ladies' Gents and Chihiren's
Siit and Lirrn Hondkcrchicfs for Holiday
trade, at A. WILLIAMS
The Dark County Democrat asks. ''can
any man show that any good ever came
ON the Use Of intoxicants ?" That is
poser, but you had better ask the Cornnna
man who, while drunk, was thrown 60
feet by locomotive and escaped unin-
j'red.