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General Merchandise.
Az FKIEoisoo. May l. 1888
BAGS AND BAGGING All the Bag vessels from
Calcutta nov in but two aud these will be here
within thirty ssys Tbs outlook is considerable fv
able ~ the holdings teres The san Quentin Jute
MIL oIerated by co Wet labor has received 100
bales Of lte this season, Sod will IcoInmenge opera
tions on the st 81 " About 800 of the COW IS
will be employed. The Ca if mia Jute Mill at Oak
land the only private enter rise Of the kind in the
State S sufficient iute to kesp the ma hinerT in
oper- tion Bags al the st Of August, and has
sold larse ahead its price is 74, While Cal ut.a
Wheat Bags standard size, are NORMALLY quote at
7f97Rc Woo B4gs, ssa59c; Potato Gum cd. AGO SC
Soda Crackers. Gla71c Cakes S@2se;
81 90; California building descriptions 80 5SsiI z
0Ns-The rrie list of losal manufacturer is as
follows Common, 81 rs, 8! and - . r tns thFee
the four yies Eureka g ~ $, 81 y and - o. for
the four sIyes Mil and Stable. p g 50 and - for
the three s'yt.s snip, 81 "hlsp a1u 10y D-O'ii'0'
CANDLE Following are quoGet ms Eastern
brands il GU lots Grants tenn Aelu u 1870 oz 80
Gross & Co.'S Adamantine ltoz l2e5l5ei aarhness
Patent Wax, l1c; Mitchels Adanaitlne log
Ikoz and Ice for IS OF; Proctor Candles earic ACID
fers Ste ric Acid IA or 12c and y Star, l0c y. s.
Candle Coinpauys II ~ l0G: WerSs SteGric Acid l3s
@l7Ec for 10 o. and I5.e for u OF W IL Woods Z
10 n Shield lfGl4Ic and solar Wax, l69oi65c, poth
jul weight; woods Conihans Il 1GSi09c; Psraf
ine pc: Spern, 25a2sc.
CASE G60Dg~A leading local Canning firm fur
pishes thefolIosing p ice list Table Fruit per Dozen
in a. 10 tics as fono5 S: Ap les g.; ApricJts, Dam
son Phms gnd Musca;el Grapes, 81 25 Cur
rauts Bartlett Pears, Pums, Neetarines, Yellow
Frestone Peaches, Prunes, and assorted Fruits 20
Ract her les Black Cherries GOoseberiss and White
Heath Clines one Peaches, 81 rs; White Cher les,
Yellow Ciin.st1 Peaches, Raspber1es and Straw
berries s.; Table Fruit in BIB tins, 81 totd9; Pie
Fruits ia q 10 tins 81 5162 IS and in stb tins. 81 30
as Jams and Jelhes IN 2b tins, 3 5J1}; Asparagus
in 3lb ,ins s. 25 other Vegetables il 2b tins 81 50
CfMEST-Easteru. 81 25a2 SO: foreign, 50 5ct0
s 70 T. bbi Golden Gate Platter q 7jd3; Wother
spoon aater, sj0tS IS Santa CrIz Lime s. 50@l e
d br Land Plaster si2 % 8 ton Fire Clay, 81 q
bid f-r American and s. for English Brick Dast,
$4d5 T. Dbl; Cattle Hal, &c Goat Hair. &c 4 n.
CHICORY-CaliOrnia, 5s&1o&c; English and Ger
man, 6a53c e h
c Al Receipts outinue free and demand light.
1t is remarked that the yaIds buying less than at
this tim last year. probably ind r the expectation
that lower prices will prevail ter The sales of
Wellins ton Company for Mar were 900 tons less
than last year We quote Nanai1no at 500 80; Coos
Bay. S7@e7 90; BENTON and Seattr', 81 . We linz
ton 50 jyolo. The private circular of J. W Harrison
quotes as follows.
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A prize of $4,000, open 70 all nation
aldities, is offered in France, in December,
1887, for discovery enabling electricity
- be applied economically either as d
source Of heat, light chemical action, me
ohAnical power, or means Of transmitting
intelligence
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MR Gan I. JOHNSON, the business man
ager Of the Houston, Texas, Pos, says /
have suffered with rheumatism for years,
but since | have known St Jacobs Oil |
have been freer from rheumatism han ever
before
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I'LL III SAgAAiA wa
YOUNG MEN
HOSPITAL INFERENCE

(Having been surgeon in charge of two leading
hOspitaLS}, enables ne to treat all private
troubles with excellent results. l wish it dis
tinctly understood that do not claim TO perform
iInpossibnities or to have miraculous or super
natural power. | claim only to be SkiLlfA and
'stoceSylI Physician and Surgeon, Thoroughly in
formed in INV specially
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

WIN be sent TO any one applying by letter, stat-
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy IN
regard 70 all business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, Ne
PHRETICUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and
Bladder Complaints, Gonorrhaa, elect. Leucor-
rhUs. For sale by all Druggists 81 q bottle six
bottles for S.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and
BILIOUS cure in the market. For sale by all
Druggists.
KIRK, GEARY < &C., Sacramento, Wholesale
Agents. my9-ipl ytIo9rYly
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Clipper Cap California; Pig Iren IS qu1'ed az g sea
81 for nos l to 4. We quote follows f0g other
kinda Coke Tin. IS St@6i5; Roofing do. t60 Is
OharcOa, d., So G516 IS = bx yellow Motel. -4c.5c
Lead, AGILE Bar Load, 53c6c Le9d Pipe. ld3c
Sheet Lead S,GSio: Der Copper dc Pig Tin, lec 3
EAILS-The iobbiug rate for 100 keg OTIS standard
SO, is 3 % y keg
OIL BakersA Castor 81 A.; California Castor 8 a
fox No aud 81 4gfsr n c. ret ned CocosEut Jd25c;
California Luse il single barre lots &c forraw and
sc e gallon for boiled Petroleum, 10 degrees IN
cans i7jT2 do n bulk lc do 80 degrees ZlfT5tc;
pru. winter strained Lard, sc in Ohs and 3 IN TINS
Whale f7iT57lc for coast, NsG57lc for Fo.ar Crude
Sperm qs.; Pussel Olive S5-65 -; PlSgniol olive,
8 50G5 % Du-et do, s. 5]95 70, extra hne kinda
SslTS - Owen lllaTts-
PAIET5-Ths various kiads Of White Lead are
PAPER California Straw Wrapping, SOC. goc 81 and
e 10 Il gesm for TIL four styles
RICE Hawaiian * c-sc: G. ina 81 tSn+ 10 for Old
naked and q f5G4 FOE new 10 Xed; No DO, s. 90
al 70 No ! do, S5 75a6; tn do, $ 3; No. !
sisrr q 20 = two mats
kUBBER GuODS-The net prices for threr-py
aud 70, r-py Rubber Hose 7e 70 l9e for n5h q
% &c nth &c 70 SIC for Brh ? c 20 sc TO- =
inch a t. Az for ilrh, sc to 6e.c for inch and
40o to s for in b. suct Hos= nc % SIC for
inch Sc 70 flr 4 il ch, $50 - q Tor IN n
Staayr Fire Engile Hose. SC 10 81 > These Te tho
ing nDauy
SALT-Ilyerpo i Gue il uote at IS 57025 Cav
men Leland $l5Gj5 for coarse and S-se23 Tor rne :;
C,ai-for- n l5'l3 Tor ccarss and sl4'i6 tov the
SFI K Csssia 7le: Cloves ,5tdi5.c, fu'mers, 5Is'
to g c; Nice, iS1 Pepper li@Isso; tuDento, 10
sTAR1TI-vario,-s brands OF Eastern are quoted 81
6aec q 70.
srGAR-B,th lo-sl refneries quote lots IN bb.s as
flil0pa. with be usual discount - the tra-e-
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

Sufficient to chow its merit. will be sent to any
one applying by letter, stating his symptoms
and age.
Consultations strictly confidential, by let
ter or at Office, free
For the convenience Of patien Z and IN order
to insure perfect secrecy, / have adopted pri-
vate address, under which all packages are for
WMrded
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= r. ALL EMS
PRIVATE DYsPENSARY

eG15 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cal.
ESTABLISHED FOR THE SCIENTIFIC AND SPEEDY
CURE OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND
SPECIAL DISEASES.
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TIE EXPERT SPECIALIST

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN, Is 4
IL regular graduated Physician and Surgeon,
educated at Bowd0in College and the University
OF Michigan. He has devoted a lifetime to, and
is acknowledged to be, the most expert Surgeon
in his speciality on the Pacific Coas..
YOUNG MEN
And MIDDLE-AGED MEN, who are suffering
from the effects of Youthful Indiscretions or EX-
cesses in maturer years, NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
DEBILITY, INPOTENCY, LOST MANHOOD, confusion
of IDEAS, dull eyes, aversion to society, despond
ency, pimples on the face, loss of energy and
memory, frequency of urinating, etc, remem-
Der that by combination OF vegetable remedies
of great curative power, the Doctor has 50
arranged his treatment that it will not only
afford immediate relief but permanent cure.
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CDfEEE- Demand TAI at 10 l5c 1Or central amer
lean 8 AIDES aud i63tGiie for Java
CORDAGE-Ssal- l4inch and upEard' lie !;
i2-thFead. llao;6 and 9-thread &c Bale Rope,
Tarred Rope, Llth Yarn and single YsD,
Irvine for Hops and for Grape Vines, He TE Inc for
Papet aud Bed springs, lie; Manila, l!-inch and
upward, snd also Rope for Transmission Of Po~er
Bale Rore Tarred Rope Tarred Lanyard Iath Yarn
Grape Vines, 15c l3-thread, l5ao; 6 and 9-th'ead,
l6c Cable and sand Pump Lines for Well Boring.
and Twin. for Paper and BID Springs I6e; ell other
kinds, it3Gi7o Discount invoices of 1000 rs.
Terms. g. days or a per cent OFT Tor eash Carriage
DRUCs-Alum, 2s@3c; refined Borax, l0ic
sc for California refined Cream Tartar. 3S(g35c
Nitric Acid. 1@Ie; Tartaric Acid, 60962c sulphurlo
TRY Go0Ds-Brown Shifting is iobbiIg at 6s7lc !;
Shooting, 7{@sc: Brown Drilling. s39sc; Prints,
FISH-Pacifc Goldfish 41c in s. 70 bdls &c fo- Sc
leCted III ses aud &C for bone!ess. East. 10
Goldfish 39c7c g IL; Eastern hackere. 81 75gr2 for
No. in l5b kits. and SSGe5 Is for Mess in Is h kits
new pack Sacramento River Canned Salmon s. !50t
III, and Columbia River, delivered At San Fran
oisco 81 Pool %
port lac best Sole for local use. 2Sc medium, &c
light 2sci Harness, 25&1Ae; Harness No 2, &c
LgMBER-C argoes-Pne, rough, SIS; rough clear
Pine S24; Pine flooring and stepping s27 80;
Redwood SIS for rough aud SIS Tor surfaced Retail
Pine common rough up to 70 feet 222 80 II feet
der and llxi and liX5 flooring and stepping. s55
rough dear for flooring 81 less than above rates,
Iaihs S3 rs d III Shakes. GIG & NJ Redwood. rough
merchSntable 81 50 = M surface No l. SO; T. G.
Redwood, l3x4 and l4x6 SIS Go 6-inch Y feet and
over So 59 do beaded u feet and over. SS5; half
inch surface $780, Piokets, fancy, 81 30 do rough,
pointed so do do square Sl7 50 Siding, finch
go Shingles. 81 80 . ID Battens, i-neh iineal Lei
Posts I7lc each
MATCH ES-Percussion 9.io Telegram Ac; East-
eTn "a o. 8 81.
hETALS-The Mitredale IL dis rging LARGE
quantity OF Tin Plate and the Pinuore is due with
hfavy consign meRts Of The The Oregon demand
for tbs article ia less nrsent this year, owing To the
fact that lager ualtities have b imported direct
from Bu ol b sal ana from e- York ~ the new
overland route Fig Lead is also weak, Bnd is reia-
ts ly lower iC New erik than here Pig Tin Is Grriy
in IN fair quantity from Australia, and th5re Is
better supply here and 70 arrive than weess ago.
Copper is cutie dull and the ee is weak both here
and tt~e East, Pig lion is very dad. A ssle from
first hauds is Of rare occurrence j. W. HarrisOLs
private circular quotes Pig lion follows
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AVERSION % oOclttyi IJIIuut50 OF NIaIuII -'VI9t5
in the Head the vital fluid passing unooseryed
in the urine and many other diseases that lead
10 insanity and death.
DE-: MINTIE, who is II regular physician
Graduate OF the University of Pennsylyania) will
agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a
case of this kind the VITAI4 RESTORATIVE
under his special advice and treatment) will
not cure or for anything impure or injurious
found in it, DIR mINTIE treats all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
suItation Free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis of urine -. Price
OF vital Restorative, 81 so a bottle. or four
times the quantity SO; sent TO any address
upon receipt of price, OF c. O. D., secured from
observation, and in private name if desired, by
a. r. MINTIE, NJ. D., No. IL kearny
street, san Francisco, Cal.
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NERVE

tOrTh0a IInpOtency. Prost3tOrrhoea, Hyper5es.
ihesa (over- constituencies Of the parts,l Kidney
and Bladder Complaints, impurities OF the Blood
and Diseases of the skin.
II permanently stops all unnatural weak
eniug drains upon the system, however they
occur, preventing involuntary seminal losses,
tiebilitstling dreams seminal losses with the
urine OF while at STOOL etc. SO destructive to
mind and body and cures all the evil effects Of
youthful fOiiics and excuses, restoring EX-
hausJcd vitality, Sexual Decline and Loss OF
Manhood, however complicated.
A thorough well as a permanent cure
and complete restoration 10 perfect health,
Strength and Vigor of Manhood is absolutely
guaranteed by this justly celebrated and re
liable Great Remedy. Price, 81 50 per bottle, or
FIVE BOTTLES for 80 Sent upon receipt OF price
OF C. 0. D. to any address, secure from obSerYa,
ton and strictly private by
DIR. C.. ID. SALFIEID,
DIG EEAENY STREEr SAN FR.ANGIaCo. CAL-
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THIS GREAT STRENGTHENING REMEDY
TONIC

- ~ Al - ~
rs THE LEGITI-
MATE RESULT OF
over twenty years of
practical experience
by a THOROUGH
|LY QUALIF lie ID
|GRADUATE PLY
iSICIAN Of one Of the
highest medical col
Ileges Of Europe.
ftpositively cures
Nervous and Physical
debility, Seminal
Weakness, Spe I'm Il p
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DAILY RECORD UNION
SAN FRANCISCO MARKEF.
General Merchandise.

IaEroprrD ror THE sAosAarsro RnooRp-uslOs-l
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never falling cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
5 eminal Weakness,
SpermRtorrhRa, Lost
Manhood, Impotency,
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects of self
abuse, youthful follies
and excuses in mature
yean-Such as Loss of
NJ e m DRY, Lassitude,
Nocturnal Emissions,
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We particularly request those living at dis
lance to send for anything they may need matter
what it is, as we deal in everything known to man.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11
I'm NEMORTAM.
HALL OF ToNroeANY LODGE,
No AL q & A NJ

A'o' @oAS ~ <hs AVA.
BRETHTEN The solemn silence Of
these emblems draped in mourning,
tells us that our beloved Brother, Perry s.
Thomas, is dead. They tell us he has
passed beyond that mysterious sea that
never yet has borne upon its bosom the
Image of homeward bound sailor They
tell us that at high twelve, in lfe's useful
career, when TO us ii appeared he was pre-
pared 10 do most good, he has been cal
from labor to refreshment. Our Bro her
was no ordinary man, as those who knew
him best in life's transactions can testify.
As a neigi,bor he was ever obiiging and
kind; as parent he was indulgent and
forgivlng; as a husband he was affection.
ate and true; and, we believe. fulfilled all
the duties enjoined upon him by virtue of
mis- obligations as husband and n Mason
Brother Thomas loved the Masonic Order
and was strongly attached to its nrinci Piles
therefore be il
Resoiued-That in the death of oui
Brother this Lodge has met with an ire
parable loss, aud although we bury him
from our sight, yet we pledge ourselves as
MasOns 10 use our utmost endea vors te
emulate his virtues and try to exemplify
in our lives, the good deeds that have made
his memory honorcd among us.
Resolued-That as Lodge we extend te
the Immediate relatives of our deceased
Brother our heartfelt sympathies in thei
sad bereavement, and, with tender remem
brances, we condole with his afflicted wifi,
and commend her to the Grand Master o
all things. who doeth all things we'll, an,
who is too wise to err, and too good to b,
unkind.
Resolred-That the foregoing resolution
be spread upon the records of our Lodge
and copy he sent TO the family of th
decensed, and furnished to our Count
papers.
by order of the Lodge,
JOHN s. MATTHEWS, Sec'v,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11
OUR TOWN COUNCIL.


EDITOR JoURNAL:-l would be glad TO
obtain through your columns some inlor.
nation concerning the duties and functions
OF this body of men who hold such arbitrary
power over the property interests Of our
town. What laws Or rules, if any, control
their acts? Sometimes, at intervals vi
several months, we see in the JOURNAL.
items headed "Council Proceedings." Do
they hold their meetings thus nirequent
or do they at other tines prefer that the
public remain ignorant of their preeed
ing>? Perhaps they tlo not need 10 cansul II
the people with regard 10 Oniem plated
changes which involve their pec,iniary
and other interests. II their power il sn-
preme and entirely independent ot the
wishes OF the people they surely do not !;
but otherwise we would expect that mo-
ton or petition fiom any party for IN
provemenis or changes in our streets or
alleys which would effect the property of
our citizens would be published, or ai least
have u second il not II third reading before
passing an ordinance for the same, 40 that
parties Interested cOnli have some chance
oi knowing what was proposed to he done
even though not allowed any voice in the
matter.
III they do listen 10 the petitions of the
people are they governed by the wishes Of
the many, or OF the few? Judging from
their acts in a recent case wherein they
constructed tile drain through certain
alley against the remonstrance of the own
ers OF thirteen out of sixteen of the lots
adjoining said alley, they must have needed
the voice Of the few rather than Of the
many. These persons who peIitioned for
the setting aside of said ordinance because
the drain would be TO them not only n
useless expense, but to some even dana
age, were allowed for over six months to
suppose that their petition had been grant.
ed, when to their great surprise early in
Dec. last they saw the tile deposited in the
alley and the work of construction com.
menced. Now why this secrecy? Are
these men placed IN this position Of trust
TO enhance their own interests or those ol
their friends, at the expense OF the majority
OF the people intsresledY Are they moi
bound by any oath OF Office which would
lead us to expect justice at their hands?
And If by violation of said oath, or law,
which should govern them. they cause til,
people to suffer pecnniary or other dam
age, are they not In duty and equity bouns
10 redress those wrongs?
A reply TO these questions through yoiii
columns would conler fsvor on seyera
aggrieyed ciuiEens besides your humble
| QUEsrIoNER.
| Perrysburg, Jan. 10, 1884.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11
FOrty-Third Wedding Anniversary
Celebrations.

Mr. c. X. Bennett and wife, 4l9 Rurou St.
went out last Saturday evening, on an invita-
tipn to take tea, iu commemoration Of the for
ty-third anniversary of their wedding day.
They had hardly got comfortably seated, how
ever, when they were summoned home by
message stating that some friends had called
to see them. On arriving at their residence,
they were greatly surprised to find it brilliantly
illuminated. and on entering were warmly
greeted by fifteen OF their friends who, supplied
with roast turkeys and other appetizng ad-
juncts for a banquet, had taken possession of
the house, and were bent upon celebrating the
occasion with Appropriate festivities. Besides
a number Of friends in the city they found the
following relatives from abroad, ready to re-
ceiye them Calvin Sheplsr and wife, Of Wa
pakoneta; Mrs. Will Shepler. Dayton Mrs.
q. W. Norton and Geo. S. Mcknight, wife and
daughter and Miss Emma Lawrence Perrysb'g.
The fair couspirators, who so successfully
laid the scheme and carried out this most
joyful surprise, were their adopted doughter
Mrs. c. s. Meddiek, of Erie street, Mrs. Isaac
Bloomfield, 18th street, and Mrs, GeoTge s.
Mcknight, Of Perrysburg. The evening was
most agreeably passed in feasting and recalling
pleasant memories Of by-gone days. MIR. b. is
| the veteran conductor of the Maumee Valley,
widely known and beloved, and not only rela-
tivcs and railroad men, but all of their large
circle Of friends delight in dong honor to the
werthy couple whenever they have an opportu-
| nifty .-7oledo Bee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11
Continued from last week.)
How Watch Cases are Made.

A Mate of SOLID GOLD IA 2-l0 karats
fine is soldered on each side of a plate of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
three are then passed between polished
steel rollers. From this plate the various
parts 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 sOiaiiiy, while
tue uritten guarantee of the manufacturers
uuranting each case to wear t'centy 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
bv years of use without wearing through
the gold. DUBUQUE, IA, Dec Il, 1890.
have used enc Of your James Boss Cod MatCn
s-.scs for seventeen years bought IL secondhand
md know Of its having been used before got u
Int do not know how long 1t looks good Tor tei
years longer. Did not suspect 1t was q niied case
until co informed by jewelcr nhort tfne sinos
moat cheerfully recommend your cases 10 oe a
they arc represented 10 be, and more
o. McCRAsEr. Dep. Co.. Int A'sr' % D''' i''o
r,rd cen, stamp to Keystone Watch Case Faroris rhlA
ari,hI. "a fer han,ome Illustrated Pauphet showing ho
sAns. Ds..' and keystone Watch Cases are made
ITO DO Continuously
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11

Masonic Installation and SUPPER
All efforts for public installation, accompa-
MED by banquet and ball. made at the cleo
tion Of officers Of Ph@uix Lodge, F.& A. n.
was voted down and private installation at
the regular communication on Monday night
last wss finally deci ided upn. Not content with
this several nf the members arranged differ
ent program, which called for public installa.
tiou at Centennial Hall aud a magnificent sup
per at Masonic ball, for Masous, their families
and invited guests. This program was carried
out with gratifying success. The officers we're
installed in an Impressive manner, BY Past.
Master Russell, Of Bowling Green, as Deputy
Grand Master, and Capt. Henry Root as Depu-
ty Grand Marshal. Miss Aunn Beach presd.
ed at the organ and Misses. Edith Westcott and
Hattie Hunt each favored the large audience
with choice vocal selection.
At the close of the ceremonies Of installation
all present were invited to Masonic Hall where
= most tempting collation. was spread, aud to
which, in course of time, ample Justice was
done, the brethreu Of the mystic tie, clothed
with their bibs, doing the honors Of the table
for their wetcome guests. The supper over
the tables were removed and the remainder oil
the evening, until oue o'clock was enjoyed in
social intercourse, and by some the light fan
tastc was iudulgcd to the music of the organ,
1t will be remembered as an evening OF uual-
loyed pleasure.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-01-11
NOTICES:

The Western Settlers Guide and Gov.
ernment Land Locating Agency, will To-
cate settlers on good government lands,
and for ST win send prepnid Complete Set
tiers Guide, Land Laws, Digest Of Decis'
ions and FERNS, Descriptive Pamphlets
Map, List, Location aud Description Of
Vacant Lands, Products, Climate, Soil,
Water, Timber, Railroads, Towns, Busi
ness Locations, Opening for Settlement OF
the Great Sioux Reservations, and full in
FOL nation Of where, when and how every
person can now obtain $40 acres of good
land free, also how aud where 10 obtain
and use all kinda of land scrip.
Address. r. Z. W. SPARGUR,
38f Niobrara Neb.