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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

Memorial Scrmon.-Rev. ". W. Mix
has selected "The Battle and the Victory" a.,
his text for the memorial sermon on Sabbath
morning next. The members Of Wolford Post,
as well as all other soldiers, are requested To
meet at q. A. Il. Hall at 10 A. NJ. aud mar ch
10 body to ti.e church.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

Baiiou's Magazine for Jrne.-We
have just received RALLoU's for June. II
opens with an interesting illustrated article on
the Island ot Borneo, by Capt. Howard HUI
burt, followed by a continuing chapter Of Mr
wanderings," W hich still keeps up its thrilling
interest of the boys adventures. 1t also con-
tains n large amount Of entertaining stories,
instr uctive aud amusing reading, housekeeper's &
aud fancy work departments, ETC., making II
well worth the price. 81 SO per year hd-
dress, Thomes q Talbot, % Hawiey 81. Boston
Mass.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

The Perryssurg w. C. T. u, will meet
at Mrs. Addison Smiths next Tuesday,
May 26ih, at 8 o'clock r. NJ. Members
are urgently requested to attend, rs busi-
ness of importance should I've transacted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

-Aher a thorough Test Taylor L Miller m os
positively assert that Acker's English Remedy
Is lhe best medicine for Asthma, Group
Coughs, Whoapiug Cough, and all Lung
| T roubes that can be found. Ask them about
| it, for they fully guarantee It.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

To Chicken FancIers.-Langshane
Eggs that will hatch from strong, healthy
birds, 81 90 and Sl.50, for, setting Of 13
eggs. Mis-. E. j. MILLER.
Perrysburg, Ohio. SC.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
prERYSBURG MARKET,
sosrscsxppv ssuny

PsRaysBpp0, o., May, ~. IHcb.
wheat 80. VOlGlD0FEggb ..'' ..-',. 100
Coru u 100ibs 56c080ciriour D 5bls4 Oo@825
do shelied.. 4OG0a5si0a,s. - S0!@s5c
Dressed Beef. 5,9Sr,Rs ....",..'..' tlc
PORK a bb: SI2 "a I5lCioser seed u bu 81 90
Hogs s......,,,.. 6rlcbickens y III 10F
Pn,a,oes..,.,.. 80, TurkeysP v ID. ll@i4e
Apples v bp " bs@Is ieans, nasy S''bo@9 w
Dried apples 80. on9os Lard '''"'' ''-' 90 o,
Batter F,,s 49, sS@lfsFeAshsfe" wy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
Certificates tm0Ied.-The following
ire the successful ones ecpiving Certificates

Demorcst.- ILLUSTRATED
Mon H..2 MAGAZINE fo, June contains y
g,eai deal that will interest its readers. IL
opens viii, an admirable article, "Bryn
Mawr College" which is pIof',sely Illus
u.ed. end whicl, fully describes hi. new
college for women in Pennsylvania. "Ol,;
An'werp," which rs also illnsp atei. is an
other readable article. and % is "r;nong.'
Normandy bv OiIigance." The serial a
Strange Gill" is concluded; and Jenny
Jmne contributes n paper on "rraine,'
Muses. and Nurs,ng.' These articles; viii,
others OF n miscellaneous nature, poems.
f"lsions, aud various departments make
rp remarkably goO'i number OF this add
oiirabe magazine. The fronlispiece is a
line oil picture, "Ruue'9ies."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

Dealer in Groceries & Provisions, Clo-
yer, Timothy and all kinds OF Garden
Seeds. Teas a speciality. Smoked. Meats
and Pork at reduced prices. 3m.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

Cheer Upi Help Is et Hand.-"Tm
afraid shall have to bv taken to a hospital or
to the poorhou,e. I've been sick so ionR that
o,v husband. good and patient as bs 's. cant
stand ,be WORRY and expense mach longer
No, ,on wont dear wife and mother. See
wha' Prke,'s T"ric will do Tor YOU. Plenty
al vos,sa as badly Of AS you are, have been
rescued s:most fmm he grave by tt. II WI,
| build voa mp curing sl' ailments of the s'"m-
ecl,. liver AID kidnevs. and is simple. plsasan
| and sale.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

pumy n;or worE,ng pooplc. Send 10 cents
nrl U,o.tage. and we will mall you FREE, a
n Tll roval, valuable sample bOx of goods
Id s. ,'int wiz put you In the way of making
more money In few days than you
ever thought possible mt any business
Capital not required. You eanlive Al home and
work In spare ,imc only, or all tho time. All 81
both sexes. OF all ages, grandly successful: 81
cents to S5 easily cnrucd every evening. That
all who want work may test the business, we
make this unparalleled offer: To all who are
trouble of writing us. Full particulars, direc
'ions. etc. sent free. Immense pay absolute1,
sure for all who start Mt once. Don't delay
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
G.. L.. =. G.

"hc C. v. G C. WI eu.e. ain their i:iends mt
C-':". ;-i ~, Thursday evehilg, May 2S.h,
1885.
PROGRAM.
MUSICIAN Hail,"-Circlc.
RESPONSIVE READ,SG-Circle.
Roll CALI-Secrctary.
MusIc-"Hither We Come"-Circle.
Mrs C. A. Hampton,
J. W. westcott,
,,,,.,, apo,,,v W. L. Rsc0tt.
eoho'hAN 'ooh' Miss Hopkins,
Miss Frede. icks,
Miss johnson.
Music-"Voice of Triumph,
RECITATION s-"Ch,utauqua Cnimes,'
Miss oSl.pser
MusIc-Circle.
oT,:ious will he issued, nnd those receivi 'e
~. -, e,sc assemble promptly at ':45P NJ.
ANNA T.. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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PTrpTfrP r cUPED D. or AT. .ascn!
~ " = " y = lo .OI ,c.Li.e cue Serd
.,a., 70: look. PEET & co sol b.i Ave.
MY, CIV,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

Over one million boxes Of Askers Dyspep-
sia Tablets sold in the past ,wslse months,
purely upos their merits. Why sn1er with
Chroaic Constipation, Dyspepsia, Sonr sl"m'
ach, Sick Hea dache, Heartburn. aud Fen,ais
Troubles, gben Taylor & Miller offer yon relief
and positive cure in the Dyspepsia Tablets
They sell them ON a guarantee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Our 81 rs Kid Blu ton Shoes Tor Ladies'
have no equal. N. o. STONE & co.
16l Summit 81. Toledo. o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
CALIFORNIA
EaXCURSION ANSOCIATION.

WARNER BROS CR0SBR, Hdnd1ers.
Monthly excursions 10 California. Comfortable ss.
commodations at cheap rates Splendid opportunities
for land seekers tourists pleasure aud health seekers
climate for health and wealth, without cyclones or
billiards Railroad and private lands for million
mers Lands for colonles homes stock raising. fruit
culture and investment. tB For full infor nation call
on or address Warner Bros Crosby. 100 Adams St.
Chicago. and 500 N. Main ST.. Los Angcles. Cal
kxcursions leave Chicago Feb 10; March 10; Apr,
Dc; May II; June 49, July TO- Leave Kansas City Feb.
soi March 20; Apr. ~: May y; juno 10: July II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
OUR SIOO

Misses. G,ain Button Shoes can't be beat.
N. o. STONE & co.
Sd I6l Summit, ST., Toledo, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
LOCAL MATTERS.
There is already a slight STIR among ID,
graduating class In eur High School.

There Is already slight STIR among lbo
class In Gus High School.
"A forty. soveu pound cat Hsb was caught at
Hayes Ash ground above tie bridge few eve
nings siocs.
The Bowling Green Gazette eauie out In a
new dress aud oew head las, week, and looks
neat and is put up iu good shape.
Mrs. C. A. Cetz has thrown open her ice
cream pario,s. Ia .ne Cook block, for the sea-
son, and Is now prepared 10 serve those 10 want
In sn' quautits desired.
-Our town was again disrrsced on Friday
uight last with two or three drunken rows, and
as usua, arrests we're made but no punisbment
was meted Oh. 20 the offenders.
Five different varieties OF Seed Poia-
ees for sale py P. WitrIer, Perlysburg
Onio.
-yobu Miller had a valuable cew choke 10
death on some decayed vegetables thrown Ia
the alley near his residence on SUNDAY morning
last. II was severe loss to the family.
II. K. Parks, Esq, Of Toledo, has been en-
gagged as orator on Decoration Day at Weston
Nebing Post will decorate the graves at Nil.
ion Center at $50 A. n aud al Weston at 2:3t
EN-.
There was n,eeiug Of clouds coming II
opposi, directions on Mondav afternoon, d'i-c,.
ly over this vicinity, and The result was an ia
expected heavy rainfall, Mingled with hail
No damage.
| -Mr.J. b. weeb had some fifteen hund, eJ
pounds Of ish stolen from his Hsh house on
Sunday night, and the. ash are supposed to
have reached the fish market in Toledo early
Monday morning.
The Natural Gas Co., Of Bowling 0rced
gave their second gas we'll another explosion
on Monday, which resulted in largely increasing
the Gow of gas which is now about equal It
that of the first welt.
Rev. J. e. Stewert, Of Stony Ridge, hal
been engaged to preach the memorial sermo q
foS the @. A. r. Post at Oakwood. Putnam
county. on Sunday next; also to deliver the
address at the same place on Decoration Day.
School Books, at FINK KBEINER's.
Hancock county Is becoming Hall
torn up ON the new Court House, aud
already the papers are charging that
rings have formed 10 catch on TO the
Lrpplngs.
There will be meeting Of the Toledo As
.oeiation Of Ex Union Prisoners Of War, at tn,
Court house in that city on next THURSDAY
evening, May %, to select delegates to the Obi
State Association, which will hold its anuua
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YsLitRIatlI{

ni, .onafnnr over 25 Portraits
Of rrsAinrnt and ether Illustrations In ra'
and Art v"ry noi' snd s'eeon. In Tro's
frasa Fading In trn
po,rraiie of Prominent Men. Current Topics.
isr W",id a. q ScrnSri r,sy Eno3in .is
l1'i'.,tn's Picture GALLERY, The iinuscheld.
TIL \, arid Of Fnehion, RnndOm Eendiugs.
h.sDln. lH.. u, pr'.. sis sa"pie. ire.
kTAk GAeI 0ft Gard Caps On'. t0r-rrr~ni~
tsr,hedy Hing 10 dhrlbuts few sample Cei.. thdr'.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
BU>IN Ess NOTICES.

LADIES! LADIESl
Kid Opera Slippers only 65 and 10 cents.
N. o. STONE & co.
I6l Summit ST., Toledo, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
NoTI OI
To the Owners of Delinquent Lands in
Wood County,

CONFERENCE.-THE question ps to how the de-
linquent taxes on the farms and town lois ir
this count", can best be collected. has been
sales and forfeit land sales do not eject the
collection Of the tax. have been forced 10 ap,
peal TO tle Courts. Ny success so far have de.
collection Of these delinquent taxes.
You are therefore hereby n0li6ed that i'm
mediately after July 2oti. 1855. suit Will be
commenced In the Wood County Common Pleas
cour. for the collection of all taxes oh lands
and town lots that shall have been In arrears
for two years prior to that date.
None will be exempt: I'LL will be treated alike.
Wood County is In debt and these taxes must
be collected.
l.. BLACK, Treasurer.
Bowling Green, o., May 20, 1885.
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n. YJJ,:AS A. SON.

Plnnts.-.Early California Tomato
plants at Mrs. DR.. Nichols, Fifth street.
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w. C. r U.

Edited BY tie Press Deportmeat Of the Ohio
Women's Chrisdin Temperance
Union, and Local Unions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

IF YOU
Wsota Sefvspt
w.ntA SAles rrs
Wast q Sitradon
Waot,o Sei,a Pisao
Wan 40 Rsnt q Farm
Wa,t ~ sell u Hosss
Want IL Lead Nancy
RAn,to Boy House
Waite Guy Horss
Want to Reut House
.waptto Seila Carriage
Want to Borrow Money
Want To Sell Dry Goods
AdysiHstiss tbel lJouusAL,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-05-22

AGENTS wAETED.-we want lady or gent
representative in eyery county to Introduce onr
magazine, books and other articles to whom liberal
terms are offered. Address The American tqent.
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,nlaehberriss VS.. uuel,lehorri,

The blueberry season is now at its
height, and, gs with other berries this
year, this berry seems to be Of much
boiter quality than usual. There are
three kinds Of blueberries known to
marketmen and others who are famil-
lar with field production, though they
are all one TO the undiscriminating
consumers the low bush, half-high,
and high bush. The first named are
earliest In the market. They are the
sweetest OF tho three varieties, and
consequently the least desirable for
pies, The half-high are medium, az
to sweetness or aoidity, and are
second to mature. The high bush are
last In the market. They grow in
swampy places, and are considered
the Lest variety of blueberry, as they
retain better condition after picking
than tho others, and, being less sweet,
are the bes. for pies. Not 70 all people
II Is known that there is a considerable
difference between the blueberry and
the huokleberry. They look much
alike to one who ID not close observer,
but an examination will Immediately
disclose to any one that they are dis
similar. The blueberry Is. In its best
condition, "true blue" while the
huckleberry is blue-black. The for
mer is flat, while the latter is more
nearly perfectly round. Soft Is a ripe
blueberry, but rlpo huckleberry is
hard and also filed with hard seeds,
which latter are much objected to
because they make trouble for the
cater by lodging between the loeth.
To bo eaton with sugar sprlnkled upon
them, as sauce, bluoberries are
entitled to first place in tho consldera-
tlon Of all. Tastes differ as TO the
flavor OF the two berries. When cook
ed in pie, however, nearly all per-
sons prefer tho blueberry. IL is
strange that they do, for the huokle-
berry possesses by far the most lively
flavor when cooked, and IL Is much
more juicy than the blueberry. The
blueberries for the Lowell market
como from the surrounding towns and
from Now Hampshire. Hardly
huckleberry is TO be found. They do
not grow so plentifully as the blue
berries, bat they are not picked to
the extent that they do grow, because
there Is not Rs ready sale or as good
prices as for blueberrles.-[L Lowell
(Mess,) Courier,
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pol the Iateront OF Ednen,lon

TERRIBLY July Sl.-- Editor HER.
ALD.l-The State of Texas IS endeayor-
ing to put her educational system ON a
firm basis, 30 that the work In the
schools may be progressive. While
she is providing for free instruction.
she makes no provision against the
evils that may arise from private
schools. If teachers are not oomne-
tent they should not be permitted tn
teach either in private or public
schoels. Tho law endeavors TO pro-
tect society against inefficient doctors
and prescriptlonists, but gives us no
protection against incompetent teach
ers In private schools.
Why not pass a law recurring all
teachers in the State 10 pass exami
nationY That would give some evil
denoe OF scholarship, and would afford
q means for society to Judge OF the
qualifications of teachers In private
schools, colleges, seminaries and
academies.
l hope to agitate this question
among leading teachers till it results
IN the passage of a law, or till 1t as
humes such q condition and shape
that good may result.
Respectfully,
G. w. GROVE.
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Tho Pain of nninr Hung.

DR.. Taylor states that "death from
hanging appears to take place very
rapidly, and without causing any
suffering to the person." Professor
Tidy, also, speaks OF the painless
nature OF death from hanging; while
Professor Haughton, In his paper read
before tho Surgical Society, Dublin,
says that "the old system o taking
u convicps life by sutiocati0n IL In.
humanly painful, unnecessarily pro-
longed, and revolving to those whose
duty II Is to be present" Those who
speak OF tho painless nature of death
by strangulation arrive at this con-
clusion IRON the fact tha6 many cases
of suicide are not completely suspend
cd, aud that II they wished they could
easily relieve tho construction by
assuming the erect posture, and In
other casos ofreoovery from attempted
suicide by hanging thorc is no Iecol-
lection OF any suffering. II should be
remembered, however, that there is a
great difference between the mental
attitudes Of tho suicide and one who
Is about to suffer the extreme penalty
of tho law. In the former case he IL
regardless, and perhaps also not very
sensitive, OF little suffering, while
In the latter every nerve is bracsd up
TO resist the inevitable result. More
over, in those cases of recovery the
loss OF recollection of suffering does
not prove that thoro. was none. It
might elmost as wen be said that,
because in many cases of recovery
irom meningitis there was no remem-
branco OF any suffering, therefore
there WAS mono. No doubt, the pain
in banging can under no circumstan-
| COS bo very acute, yet when we see a
. culprit heaving his chest and almost
raising the whole body In his strug-
gles for breath we must conclude that
thers 10 at least considerable
amount OF mental torture.--I Popular
Science Monthly. 80
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members of Parliament by name for
o6structing this particular reform will,
1t is thought, be made In the
Antwerp conference.

members of Parliament by name for
obstructing this particular reform will,
1t is thought, be made In the
Antwerp conference.
THE MISSING MUNSTER MANAGER.
Farquharlson, the defaulting Dub
lin manager Of the Munster bank,
who absconded, has been traced TO
Lelth, and 1t is now supposed
he sailed thence to Nor
way, where he would be
beyond the reach of oXtradition laws.
Enquiry shows that he took with him
between $4,000 and $4,000 in cash and
negotiable paper. He hsd before
ms Eight for u long time been loser
IN speculations on the London Stock
Exchange. At the time of the
collapse Of the bank he
was engaged TO be married
TO the daughter Of rich and we'll
known Dublin brewer. The wedding
day was fixed for the end of August.
Barquherlson had purchased for S25 600
beautiful cottage on Leeson Park, and
furnished II in gorgeous style. II is
now certain that when the crisis
came in the affairs Of the Nuns
ter bank, Farquharlson attempted
TO conceal hie rsscality by
tOAClhB IQuludUlOU proceeding
in the alleged interest OF the Dublin
shareholders. He had fled petitions
praying for liquidation proceed.
ings and il they had gone
on he would, by them, have boon
enabled to conceal his misdoeds, per-
haps until ho could make
good his deficiency. Tho
Cork committee OF shareholders were
suspicious OF tho Dublin proceedings
and opposed them. Farquharlson
thereupon concluded his game
played and rau away. An as
sistant, whom some months
ago he had arrested for the
alleged theft of $4,000 from
the Dublin branch of the bank, il now
known to be innocent, and was sacri-
feed to cover up his suporlor's rJb-
berries,
ANOTHER CoLERIDGE SENS ALTON.
Tie latest society sensation in Lon
don is caused by the announcement
that Lord Chief Justice Coleridge Is
about TO marry handsome lady
nho he first met on the
steamer on which he returned from
the United States three years ago, and
who threatened to bring action for
breach Of promise ii he did not marry
her. Society is very much Rgitated
over the approaching event. Ills
lordship's sons and daughters arc said
to be very angry.
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To ConsuIt on navy NInttera

WASHINGTON, Aug. o. Secretary
Whitney has appointed a board oi
officers composed Of Colonel II. b,
McEalla and Lieutenant Com
mandor Charles j. Vain and
Lieutenant Il. II, Buckingham, United
Ststos navy, 70 convene at the navy
department. on the 9th instant for the
purpose OF considering and reporting
upon the general system o, the admin
il tratlon OF tho business OF tho de-
nartmant
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A Race Dlsagreement.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA special to
tho Times-Democrat, from ViclSsburg,
says: At q meeting of the colored
mon, held in the third supdrvisor's
district of this (Warren) county last
night, the following was adopted:
Resolved, That the threats thar ara
made by some whito mon of this dis
trict have caused general dissatisfac-
ton among the colored people of this
district, and that If wo are not pro-
tected by land owners and merchants
of this county and city, we will be
bound to go to some other county.
Signed b. RoBERsoN,
a. II. SMITH, Chairman.
Secretary,
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the accounting officers of the treasury.
IN which they hold that tho terms
war" and "hostilitiesn both refer to
indian service, there being no comma
between the word "warv and "or', and
ana that claims for losses
curing the civil war must
90 allowed. This the treasury officers
sssert would cost the government an
enormous sum, more than could well
% estimated. A case involving
elalm Tor losses of personal property
curing the late war was submitted To
Ihlrd AuditorWilliams, who gave a do
olslon disallowing the claim and hold
ing That the act does not authorize
in time of war.
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Iavitlpg Men who Have Acted us Presi.
dents

NEW YORK, Aug. 2,-General Han
cock has notified tho ex.presidents
that President Cleveland desires their
presence at the Grant funeral services.
Elk President Arthur and Rutherford
3, Hayes have been inVited.
A communication was received from
John B. Clark, clerk OF the house OF
representatives,, stating that 20 sena
tors and so members, exclusive of the
committee, wish 10 know il any pro.
vision has been made for them. The
senatorial committee sent word that
they would meet at tho Fifth Avenue
hotel, on Augusts.
James l.. Wells, of Rochester, asked
fit would not be appropriate to have
one-armed veterans lead tho horses
of the hearse instead Of colored men.
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Probably Lost,

CHARLESTON, S. O., Aug 2.-The
schoofor Margaret Ann left Charles
ton on April 10 last, for Brunswick,
Georgia, or Ferdinand, Florida.
The crew consisted of Pete
Johnson, Dane, Hano Hilgerin, An
drew Hansen, Gladdes Oleonsena, Nor
wegians, and Captain Shurnoker,
from New Jersey. Nothing has since
Deen heard of the vessel or crew and
II is believed she Is lost,
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET
a Broken Bank.

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 2 Tho Com.
morcial Bank, of Suffolk, has sus
pended. 1t is stated that tho bank wa,
embarrassed by excessive loans to the
Suffolk Cotton Mill and by losses
from tho recent fire In Suffolk. The
deposits are about 100000.
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WILLIAM II. Villas,
pnatuaatar.uanarol
Chapel Contributions

~ PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.-Governor
's.,attison presided at meeting hcre to.
say TO raise $1,000 to help build q
chapel for tho University of Virginia.
Several communications were read, in
which IL was stated that tho proposed
contribution would be taken as an evi.
denoe Of fraternal feeling between the
people, South and North.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-At the last
session OF congress a bill was passed
which provided for the alloppca,
claims of officers and soldiarsr 6A-v,
OF personal property inM
mont service Ia time OF waroi
with tho Indians. Tho W i
through whose efforts IN =
passtd have presented }
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Chnlorn Rnnnrtnh in Ernnnn

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-United States
Consul Mason cables tho State depart
ment from Marseilles that several
deaths from cholera hayo occurred in
that pItv.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-03
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GAINESVILLE, Aug. Especial. +
The mayor has issued q proclamation
requesting the populace TO cease their
labors on the day OF General Grants
funeral, between tho hours Of IL a. m,
and n, III,