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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
TIE SUPREME COURT ON THE
SUNDAY LAW.

On last Suturd y the Supreme Curt Of
Appeals 81 this s ate rendered al impor-
tsni decision on the Sundsy law. The
case was that Of the State W the b. & o.
r Il. Co. for running freight cars on
Sunday 10 violation of the statute. The
case came up from Mineral county in the
Circuit Cons " which county Tue defend
ant wac found guilty ard fine imposed
The company obtained writ ~ error. on
the ground thsl the act WAS uncouslitu-
tiOual, because il was rcgul hion OF com
merce and IN cot hct with the C,neinu-
Ton 81 ihe Umroc Sfeics The 9 urt
held otherwie, md ih, Judgment Of the
Crcuii Court of Itu,rl was IN med.
The net under which tue jn cement WINS
rendered has since been repealed.
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t.. =. INNAN.
kEWIL!'S SPAWN CURE.
Hutchiu>nu'S R,drh - miles north OF
Denver. tulurtd,.


DruNor. tulurtd,.
Match 9Th, 1883.
DIR. II. J. ktNpNiL y Co.. Gents;
Fur tn" pUNt tire, YsN~ have used l\en-
dhll' SpiNiu cure. Ia every case ct
~puviu, of which | have treated five, II
hn- killed thcmHll aud entirely removed
three" In ease ut spliut mud IL has no
equal, one case | had WAS at thrCO wears
standing and the SPAWN cure removed
II entirely. / had COW get spawned
and it entirely cured her. one Nor ago
n two huudred pound hloch ot leo tell
out 0i a wagon striking my lu on instop
.pd toes, /; would ho impossible tu utt~,
"a foot verso without hrvRt uu AMY houvh
WAS taken home and carried into thO
house. iu not think empuiaUuu or the
leg would cause any moro pain. l went
Tor Ncudalls SPAWN euro, IL VAS All |
usci and Ia six DAYS | cuulc walk ,-
round. About three weeks ago my tonm
RAJ. away threw nc out uf lhr wagon tho
hiud wheel struck my knee. After ap
plying several highly Recommended huf,
inents without obtaining ANY lChot, ]
chi for kCndal's SPAWN cure NV log
was drawn up and my knce swullou bad
~. In three days | was able To wall, Co
tho barn. | could Vn INTO details more
tally, and InnNe thi- ~ long lo'tor
but viii not weary you
! am very rcspo tmllv youts,
OSCAR T.. HUTCHINSON.
u. O Lock Bon, 23O2. Denver city, CD.
Sold by all Druggists.
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NEW TELEGRAPH RATES.

NkNFkAL Vltnkk No. II,
BALTIMORE Mo, April - 1884 All
Managers Il. y o and National rrleer.ph
Offices. On md after Monday April - II
Night messages rates between all Batimor,
n Onio and National Telegraph oilic q
will he one cent per word with mini
mum rate of n cents per mcssuge.
GRNvRAL ORDER No Is
BALTIM RE Mn, April 30 1894 Com
menoing May lsl the tariff between all of
hces In Maryland will hc25 N. Between
Sh offices in w. W.. - & .. From nj
ftces In Maryland to all offices I'm w Va
% n =, n V CO Ncrsand.
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ADVERTISING RATES:

Transient A dJeIttScHlcl.tS:-Sl per inch
for first insertion, and hfty cents for each
additional insertion.
Advertisements of more than Two
squares, standing for a longer time than
months. subject to special rate sched-
ule which can be seen by calling at this
Office.
TRANSIENT advertisements must be
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices 25 cents per line for foui
insertions.
IERsoNAL communications will be in
serted for 90 cents per square
Ten lines of this type one squar..
LOCAL notices Ten cents per line
Entered at theNine woodPost Office as
second class mail matter.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

--"Gee"
--"Wo haw."
49," Cummup."
Is the music of the plowmar in this
merry month of May.
CzB-Go to Voltzsfor your suspendcrs.
rB-Buy your clo,hing from Hartley &
Wright.
@Twanted 1000 pounds of Gin Sang at
G cks.
-Tae base ball season ia On head. Give
our club name.
tx Ii you want ncckware call ct
YM'zr.
.ssrYou can get Light Brown Sugar for
5 els. at Cocks,
TSBny yuur carpets aud oil cloths from
Hartley 81 Wright.
tB'- Call aud examine WIS Spring
Stock Of suiHogs.
ETH K w. arc headquarters for wall
paper Nad stationary.
-Lawrence r Payne, the man-wom4n
Of Virginia, is a Democr.I.
& If you want fine lap rcbc Vol'z's is
tine place 60 buy it.
e0You can gci ArbuckIes r ,sted COT
fee for Is c's. at j. }. Cocks.
Col, Jno. D, Rgg of Morg:us oladc
WAS in town on Friday last.
Cz3- Wiz has full line Of hosiery,
Oh and examine.
f0-Gockya pays the higest market price
for AL Kids of Produce STAY g C,
, Elias Llniz has bna tie roof Of his
residence cn Puce Street repaired.
c25~ Ga to Y0ltz ard buy a diamond
Ehil,-tho beet in The world.
-Mcssfa Z. ard Geo. NJ. RaIphsny
der went over 10 Morgantown on Taee-
d.y,
Dc S.A. Pratt end Mes jimmie
Parsons were visiting at A'br'g dsv,il, on
Ftiaay.
During the plst week the people Of
town L+yc been busily ugtgcd melsiug
GIr',a
Tho Republican State Convention
viii be hol1 at Parkcrsburg on the 3O.h
If July next
Col r. W. Monroe was away on
business trip for three or four days durlug
She past Heck.
Tom Brahem Is suffering with very
sore hand caused by kick from a horse
some weeks ago.
Mr.. Stockham, Of The Ia nber firm. If
f9'ockham " Co., Of Rpwlesburg, was in
town on Saturday.
The Junior Musical Society met at
the residence Of the Rev A. J LYDIA, on
last Friday evening.
-Juo, w. Guseman has been surveying
Tor Vim. g. Morley on The latlcrs farm
for the past few days
The Supreme Court of Appeals of
lhia State adjourned on Saturday las to
weet on the 4fh Of June.
The residence of Jno Blssell f q Of
Clarkoburg, was almost totally destroyed
by fire ono day last week
Jos. II. Hawthorne has rebuilt The
fence around bis lot, which was destroy
cd by fire some weeks ago.
-R j. Swearingen Of Howesville wac
in town attending law suit before jus
tico Goodwin on Saturday.
j, 4 Ho1ton and II. F. Kincu, OF
Rowleeburg, were 10 town Monday and
Tuesdty Democrat
"A con Of Frank Hire, whom Ntr. Hino
had not seen for twenty years arrived here
last week, direct from Switz ,rland.
Dan r. fswcclt the livery mao has
had ereciein rev carriage house, adjou-
Ing Die stable ON Tuunclton street.
The Rev a Title Of the African VI
p Church has moved 20 this town, and
occupies O house on function street.
WIN G. Worlcy, E,q., drove through
TO Greene county Pa, on Tuesday TO vie
it he father r. will return to-day.
The recent showers have caused veg
ilsuon 90 cxrerd wonderfully, IN tho past
few days The rain was badly needed.
rrThc bcst stock Of Gents Ladics
Misses, 81 chiIdrens Fine d Heavy Shoes
n Preston County Of Hartley s. Wrights.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To residents Of this cOtutty-One \ ear
81 90 in advance 81 so il not paid for +,
advance; six months, 20; four months.
DC ,ents.
10 nO,l- residents u tie cOl,ltu-One wear.
81 ,l5-the Is cents extra being charged
90 prepay POSTAGE six months, 10 cents.
three months, 90 cents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
Go- Use Onion Cough Syrup.

&s,.J. c. Sinpou. of Fellowsvilc, IL
travelling agent for the salc of tho cello
hr"ted Aultmnn Tayl"r Co.'S Engines,
Threshors, and Saw Mills. Don't fail TO
soc him before purchasing. lie Will -nvo
YOU money. II.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09
3.6 Use Onion C,ugh Syrup.

Good Pay for Agents. $500 60 sSO0 80
me shade selling O1r firstud Sew History.
Famous aud DecIsItc Battles of theNVorid
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saved him ST.. 500,

ApNM~. y y. Jbu, go. iSS2
" u J. l\tNpNiL \ Co., tieutS g..
HANi az v-t'' ~ tpHl tlHU oct Vour krn-
tan '. S'u o., Ct % VITA gusu ~ucreSS. 4
thou l' ,uuid iU N.uu know what IL
mas touC .uf .p. Two wears ago hat
~ ~g,vu. e. % u~ WS~ ave. raised In
lotl,i ~nu NNuutN. When WIS breaks
ing hin, NE ki'kcl ,,vci thc cross, btr
aud ot m~t Hnd tuiC uuv ui hi, hind legs
~ B." pi.c c.. ! ou, .auv,a trr hes G,r~
livIN. hUt thr all suil ho w,S spoiled.
'C lad NvrV LARGE thnr,urh~piu. aud
Is Il two tntIlc> ni your ke.dall y s,ptv-
ian cure, anal % tUnk thy bunch tutiroly
~ unl hc soi1 e. otwlr,i~ tpr II SUI dol
lp~). | nave u~"j II TOR bone sp,N ms
ni win a pd,-, wd II has ulw ,Ys curci
completely 10 n len The lcC X no.tf.
II isR ~plcu0il medicine Tor rhcuma-
N~nl. / hlN" rc 'omuvil iel 1t e., a eood
many, 'ud they all SAY 80 does the work.
WIS ia N ihruHgtNn n i<uvoD,nd. =
drug ~tnio BE-, Atoms. tie other day AMI
saw % very e. picture you svnt thcut,
trivd 900 huN 20 hut vuu'l 49, they
sti 90 Wvuh' Nlitr to Vou thd Won
would scud ne unr wish Vou would,
nnN viii dn tou h The good l mi.
y CIV TtsuNttll.t..
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s2f1- Use Orion Cough Syrup.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-05-09

COLLEGE, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY,
Moro pp.f,ons for Rraduates thsn an Other Schools
ahip $40. Write Tor circulars Adffcss
~. COLEMAN q PALM.
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am very rcspo t'ully Youts,
OSCAR T.. HUTCHINSON,
u. q l,ppl, ItAN. 13lg Denver CIV t'l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
Quick Returns from Able comstock.

WASHINGTON, D. C, April 20, 1884.
EDITOR PERRYsBuRo JouRNAI.-SirI: -
Tn your issue of April 25, which accident
ally came under my notice here, my atten-
tion was drawn 10 n communication pur-
porting To have been written ut Bowling
Green, and signed TAX Payer" IN which
some statements are made with the evident
design Of trying TO do me an injury. at the
expense of another party, a very estima.
Bile lady oi Bowling Green, VIZ Mrs. Wiley.
Now if "rax Payer" lives at Bowling
Green, as lie would have us believe, he is
in very easy access of the court records of
our county; and had he taken the trouble
to find out the truth, as correspondent
should, lie wolld there have found de-
cree to the effect that Mrs. Wley'a re mar
riage was dbiaitio void the only ground in
the world upon which she could he enti-
tied to restoration of pension. Hence /
disclaim any shrcwdness heing necessary
to restore her to rights that she never had
in fact lost.
deny any connection with w c. Shell
ley WnateNer, eAcel't III bhe liHe Vi true
friendship.
As to my own pension claim.
which seems TO worry "Tnx-Payer.n
That was settled long years ago 10 the sat
isfaction of the pension Office; and let me
remark in parenthesis, that | have nu
fears whatever that a special investigation
will ever disturb it in the future.
As to my record in the 2Ist o. V. V. l.,
/ will simply notice his cowarlly in-inu.
atiens by saying II is a record am proud
of. As to its character there are plenty ol
the boys living In Wood county who be-
longed to that regiment, who will refute
his insinualions as false and groundless
never was under arrest in nay life. except
while in rebel prison about six months
which is not considered much OF crime
in loyal Wood county.
ABEI, CoMsToCK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
Manufactured by
CHAS. HI. NICHOLS,
Toledo, Ohio, U. s. A.
Continued from last ,recl.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

A plate of SOLID GOLD IA 2-l0tkarats
fine is soldered on each side of 4 plate Of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts of the cases-backs, centers, bezels, etc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. The composition metal gives it
needed strength, stiffness and solidity, while
tue written guarahtee of the manufacturers
parranting each case to wear tirenty years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. This guarantee
is given from actual results, as many of
these cases have been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. DUBUQUE, IA. Dec. "A. 1880.
I have used one OF your James BOSS Cold Match
Cases for seventeen years. / bought 1t secondhand
and know of it's having been used before l got it,
but do not know how long. 1t looks good for ten
years longer. Did not suspect 1t was Tiled case
until GO informed by leweler short time since
most checrfuly recommend your cases to be all
they are represented to he, and more.
o. McCRAsEY, Dep Cot inf Rer III Ds iora
s.pa s.t .tamp To K.,,ions Watch Case Factories, Pha-
drphIa r handsome Illnraed ramphist showing how
Jaas. Bos.' and Keystone Watch Cases are made.
Ito be Contfnued.l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
The Broken Heart of Henry Clay.

A Boston writer says: "Do you know
what killed Henry Clay ?" my genial Ken.
"en ,"t '1' w,, s. ,a,I "'S san 'I H. 1n ,aa s NY
,.na,'a,' @ haa., o, h..a 80 la lac, ti'. D.
;Isncy [ hu, his "ss son Henrv ~ clav ,n ' IL was
s, i';s 80 III uo ,sa - W., @
Dc D., ,''"si ,shara Ia nr,J,atad sonond IN La
a,o' a,o' AS,an fons ,non,h. ~ H., .r,,v ha
sm, saS'',.od and ban,n nran,;oin, Is sy ;n x
ioo, ;o'',on ,;v,na ] Will Ms f.,Ler .t ~" AshIan1
w., , ms Kan',,oi,,, ,'''',,;",J
Ia,,er o, ,t;"gs linz HAN a" he diJ VIZ, ihe Nav.
80, ;"a, u.r , hsnka On, ha wos ,,e,srminoJ 70
a" Iq;s fa,her Vns n,ada no oh;se,inn and ho
~. @ ., .a'' ;..n'en, tYoner' ,'e he
E;rs, Eim Ken,"ckv G reoiment A. The b,t,ie
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
LATEST rY rr.rrrrcnE.

Sheriff Brown is III the burg to-day on
business.
Mr.. Geo. Boone, formerly Supt. OF our
schools, spent Sunday with his friends
here.
Mr.. Geo. Robinson Inns removed from
the river road below the burg TO Stony
Ridge.
Mr.. G. w. Norton started for Fort Wayne
last Saturday for visit with Mr.. G. X.
Norton and family.
Commissioner Dunipace was in town
Monday looking after the progress made
on the Foit Meigs bridge.
It is reported that Mr.. W.R. Patchen.
agent OF the ID. & NJ. railroad at this
point, has rendered his resignation.
Mr.. S. D. Wescolt is quite i'll this week
and confined to his bed ut home. Mr..
Isaac Thompson is attending to the ex-
press business FOR him.
Mrs. n. l.. Hanson is slowly recovering
from severe attack OF malarial fever,
from which SHE has been a severe sufferer
for some ten days past.
Mr.. John Willis has secured position
with the Corant Bros, of Toledo, and CON
menced in his new field on Monday. and
| is now q patron of the D. g. Nj. Road,
morning and evening. Success.
Mr.. B. N. Hawes and wife, OF Green.
vile, Ohio, and Mr.. VIM, Rockcy, of
Bowling Green, were the guests of Mr.. Il.
j. Miller and family on the first OF the
week, aud went a fishin'.
Mr.. Jas. P. Averll, of the Bee staff, came
home Saturday with rtilf neck, sore
throat, accompanied with malnrial fever.
lie was laid up but two or three days when
he commenced gathering honey again.
MIR. Henry OLinger and Mr.. Frank
Vail caught the catch as catch-can fever
on Saturday evening, and in the first
round Henry had the elbow OF his left
arm dislocated, which has since swollen 10
near double its former size aud will neces.
state the suspension Of type setting fur
some time TO come.
Mr.. +. J, Oblinger returned from Gin
cinnati III time b,st week to jain the roledu
editors on an excursion TO Niagara Falls
on Saturday night, which excursion re-
turned on Monday If anything desperate
had happened in Toledo on Sunday there
were scarcely enough news gatherers left
in the city TO tell the tale or get out an
extra,
Mrs. james Murray, OF Sidney, has beer
the guest of her brother, DR.. III. A. Ham
ilton, during the past week, and will re
turn home to day accompanied by hei
mother, WHO has spent several weeks will
the Doctor. The mother is now past s.
yeaIs Of age. and from,a severe attack o
pneumonia a year ago has entirely lost The
sight of both eyes, which srieved he
sorely at first but she has become recon
ciled TO her great afilicton ard is in Tho
enioyment Of excellent henlth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02

Frank NARROW a young man in Cleve-
land, only "a years of age, a little over
feet high and weight 100 pounds, has
suffered the fracture of nearly every bone
in his body, or thus far 10 fractures. The
broken bone reporter of the Penny Press
interviewed him, and his mother, and
gives nearly acolumn OF details of his
numerous mishaps. Up to his tenth year
he had succeeded in having both arms
broken several times, while his colar-bone.
breast bone, shouler blade, and head at
different times, had shared the same fate,
making in all 13 fractures and breaks
which he had sustained. In later years
he had both thigh bones broken six times
besides frequent disocaiions of arms and
shoulders. The most Of these has been
caused by trivial accidents. He has been
attended by numerous physicians who
assert that the britileness of his bones is
caused by a constitutional ailment which
has dried up all the marrow in his bones,
leaving them hollow and as brittle as pipe
stems.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02

Last week the Sentinel was of the opinion
that Kumler and Bowling had done more
than any other two men toward turning
Lucas county over to the Democracy, by
their scheming and wire-pullng. Yet it
was but a couple of years ago that the
Wood county ring and ring organ thought
they were just the men 10 pool Issues with
to control all the appointments in the dis
trict, and Aliens brother-in law at Def
ance was very singularly of the same
opinion, and madea personal attack on
the editor of the JOURNAL for failing to
see them in the same ligh. 1t only re-
quired one shot from Fort Meigs, however,
to quiet the battery at Fort Defiance on a
persona issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02

MIR. Chas. Blinn secured very strong re-
Communications for his retention as gate keeper
al the frst gate east Of the burg on tho pike
but we, hear that pressure has been brought
10 hear on the new Supt. for change, on
political grounds, and II Is announced that Es.
quire Curtis is TO receive the appointment to
succeed Mr. Blinn.
MIR. Isaac d. Casbeer, The Granger,
has removed from Liberty, Nebraska, to
Blue Springs, in the same county, and has
taken a sit at the case on the Blue Springs
Motor. That paper offers to stake wager
tha Isaac can stick mp more type in
given time than any man in the county.
A postal requesting the address Of his
JOURNAL changed 10 the new location,
also announces Jas. II. Casbeer and Miss
Emma l.. Swope were united in marriage
few weeks ago.
"A large Stock OF Wall Paper and Dec
orations, at A. r. CHAMPNEY's.
Geo. Hoy, of Jackson township, is SO
years old, and walked three miles TO the
polls on Monday to vote the Democratic
ticket. He has been voter for 65 years
and always voted the Democratic ticket.
This is record TO be proud of.-Fmdtdy
Star.
This reminds us that grandpa Webb, oil
this place, now In his s9th year, came out
in buggy and deposited his ballot at the
April election. He never misses an elec
tion and has always voted in opposition ia
Mr.. Hoy. IL is most probable that Mr..
John Webb has voted oftener than any
man in Wood county, as he has never
been known to have missed an election
since he was 81 years OF age.
Monarch Shirts, White and. Fancy
Crown Collars and CuGs-hest in tn,
market--at Finkbeiner's.
This shocking case of depravity hoi
come under the notice of the Urbana Cit
zen and Gazette: IA little fellow, not owe
Eve years Of age was carried home so drunl
he could not stand up. Not only that, hu
he was made drunk by liquor fed TO hin
by his own father. fhe degraded man
name is James Jennings Friday lie start
ed out with this hoy, who is said to be no
over Eve years old and after stopping a
several saloons at each of which the bo,
drank, the child became too drunk to walk
The besotted infant was placed in bugg,
and taken to his home, where his mother
received him with the utmost ind ifferenc
as though ii was an every day occurrence
We are told the boys habit is 10 sit aroun,
among the losfers of the bar. smoking
swearing and drinking to drunkenness
when he has u chance. Saloons, we ar
told, are not the worst places to which tn
unnatural father has taken this child"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
MILTON CENTER ITEMS.

ED. JOURNAL :-As this is a very 6ne
spring morning thought n few notes from
this place might not come amiss.
People generally are done sowing oats
and ploughing Tor corn has begun in earn
est, and if the weather holds steady corn
planting will begin next week.
Mrs. Helen Hull has come home from
Indiana to her fathers. Herself and a
young child are very sick with the sore
mouth and are not expected TO survive
Mr.. Vine Baldwin is laying very low
with ;hat most dreaded disease, consump-
ton. Mr.. James Henning IL no better
The NJ DIS say that there is Il good deal
of sickness, mostly light fevers.
There has been several newcomers t,
town, and the more recent arrivals are o
light weight. But then they have com,
to stay.
Mr.. D. Buck has come from Leipsic nnt
bought house of Mr.. Mcdonnell and ha.
put in stock of jewely aud will repair
watches, clocks, elc.
Mr. j. Welman, of WhiiehOuse, Inca,
county, has come here and established q
meat market.
Mr.. B. Oglar. of near Flndlay, i,
moving here and will engage in the gro
| Gerry and provision business. Let them
come, there il room Tor many more.
viii Muallv is busy saving ont his bis
stock of logs at Litchfeld Center. He l.
| moving his old Custar mil out near Ham
Ter, where he has bought large lot oil
| timber.
Mr.. J. c. Lance has buillA large barn
this spring, and Mr.. Conrad Wauler i,
also engaged in similar enterprise.
Wheat and grass are suffering for want
of rain.
The base ball fever has struck the boy,
in this vicinity.
Our new Marshal fails into line as easy
as duck slides into water
Mr., VIM. Ruck has rented and Is rnn-
ming the Milton Hotel. He il the righ
man in the right place, so the hungry way
fnrers say.
George Bowen has struck and struck !
had. and Abe Royce was the man that go
hurt.
As am a new hand at the bellows thi,
may find its way TO the waste basket, bu
If it shonld live you may hear fran m,
again. If you ask me what vas nv nam,
| will say, YAwKUB SNIDER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
Certificates Granted-At The exsmina-
tiop held at Rowling Green. April 26, ,Si:


Edward Hotmer to Katharine Kaleymyer,
lots in Pemberville, $50.
G. Mills to +. W, Downham, ? lots in Hoyts-
Vile, $50.
rorterfed Mercer to Henry F.. Morris, 40a,
Liberty twp, 81 900.
Robert W. Davidson to Casper Bemper, 40
acres Center twp, 81 900,
Alfred Tburstin to Samuel Ross, lot in Bow
ling Green. Sl45.
Samuel C. Jacobs to E. Smeed, 40 acres in
Freedom twp, $500.
], +. Lenhart to j. N, Miller, 4 saw mill lot
Bloom twp, 50, 900.
Daniel Eesey /, Matilda Miller, lot in Bloom-
dale, s4i5.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02
W. C. T. U. MEETING.

The w. C. T, u, Of Perrysburg, will
hold their third annual meeting for the
election of officers, Tuesday, May 9th, at
4 o'clock p. NJ, at the residence OF Mrs.
Addison Smith. We hope the ladies of
the Union will leave the pleasures of
house. cleaning for one hour that after
noon and all attend the meeting.
Mrs, d. LAMPMAN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02

For Sale.-A desirable tract of IA acres
of lots, on the Flats, excellent land for
gardening purposes; also IL acres near the
pike, known as Norton's Stone quarry.
Terms part down and balance in payments.
Inquire of +. & ID. X, HolIenbeck, or viii
G. Norton.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-02

Arbor Day.-The East Division Dept. of
our Union Schools, having yard separated
from the principal school grounds, took advan-
tage of the Governors procla nation appointing
April 25.h as "ArbDr Day" and planted fine
Young maple in the center ef their ground
The planting was accompanied by appropriate
exercises by the pupils, and an address from
the teacher, Miss Ada Fleming.