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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30
nnEAKFAsr nupGEr.

The American climate Is treating kindly
the obelisk In Central Park, New York,
adverse reports to the contrary.
tits estimated that not less than thou
sand men will make a regularbnsiuess Of
playing baseball professionally this SUM
mer. Tl. ga. tl
Bull terriers are fashionable pets. They
are useful family OF young children,
since they endure anything from their
young charges and resist any attack from
strangers. ~!
One Of Boston's most eminent pliysi.
clans was called in consultation last IAN
uafy when his collector presented re-
Gently the bill for that service he made
the naive inquiry, SIS the man deadH'
Statistics have been published designed
TO show the increase in the number of
deaths In Massachusetts from pneumonia
In 1857 there were 1915 deaths reported,
and In 1888 there were 3,045. But In est.
mating the significance oil these figures
two things must be kept in mind-first
the great Increase in popul ation, and sec
ond tho improvement during that period
In the methods Of collecting such statistics
An adjustable mirror has been patented
by an inhabitant Of Charlestown, Mass.
This invention covers the use OF a special
" contrived frame for holding the mirror,
and In which the mirror can be readily
adjusted and held in any desired position,
for use OF either tall aud short people, or
for children sitting on the floor, 50 that
mirrors OF medium size may be made more
useful than large mirrors as ordinarily
hung.
Here Is a good question for debating So
clothes: A correspondent Of The ScieniiGc
dmeriean asks II the electricity which pro.
duCes the electric light is q manufactured
article or Is natural element simply coll
lected and stored. The paper says that
It may DO said to be manufactured, as 1t Is
produced by the expenditure OF power in
q machine. 1t adds, however, that II is
probably condition OF state OF natural
elements.
correspondent OF the New York jour.
nal Of CoRtmfrce says tie idea that fortunes
are to be made in Florida without sweat Of
Inc brow Is the fiction of land spectators.
An orange grove In Florida Is not worth .
cent more than an ample orchard in New
England until its owner has put into II
yeSrs Of hard work, much money, and
mncL Impatient waiting, He thinks 1t
could he demonstrated that good apple
orchard pays a larger Interest than the
best orange grove in Florida. "
s25oBuYs one dozen best Cabinet Pho.
togapbs at Plummers, llSS Main street,
W6aAlfb0 az Us. i-.d
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grnstee Sales.
TRUsrEE's SALE.

ny virtue Of Deed Of Ttust made rs T,,s,
Nefwetk8 and TeklA WeEwcrkS. his IIk h
me rs trustee. dated tebruary Q, lS79 RECORDED h
The Office Of the Llerk OF The county COurt Il on
County, West Virginia. in DEED Of 'tInsl sOSk No
n, pags 6Jz, ! viii EGll at the front dOot Il IN
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE so.h DAY OF @1Y,iss
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, taO iorain,
property, thai Is 10 say: Lot number one in.CSS
number iorIy.tour In the Rtghth %Gtd Of ;bSEiJ
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia
The title q believed 70 " perfect, but selling I,
trustee viii convey only the title vested ID Ht u
Saiu deed Of trust.
TEaMs or sALE-one third and as much mon ii,
the purchaser may elect 70 pay, IN Cath, on 6Iy d
sale, the bGlance IN txo equal lnShlllUeul Al ltI
and twelve months. notes Iecured by deed a tNsl
and policy. Of insurance 10 10 given lOt Tie d.
ierred payments. ,
W. II. HALLIR, AuctiGnter.
w I w f40NrDEN khlINii0F AnFlT
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A bridge should never be condemned
untilit has been tried by spicrs.-B0stQn
Courier. s.s6..it,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30
MARRIED.
DIED.

HoLfX-sensRH-4op TuestAy. Apsit Is. 1855
ly rev, Vim. Ulloei, Mr. j. G.. HolTzl Of Mitchell
Iaxota, to Mis- soPliIA scHESE ,.ot scity. i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30

Good Housekeeping is what the house
keeper OF good taste and ambition has
been looking for. 1t begins with the out
side Of tho house and goes very thorough
ly through 1t. The building, furnishing
and all that's implied in the keepingof q
house will DO found to be most entertain.
ingly treated. Some ofthe best specialists
in The country are among the contributors.
For example, Mr.. Z. q. Gardner, whose
work in this line is well known, begins an
instructive illustrated series OF papers on
"Model Homes for Model Housekeeping"
with plans for building. Aliss Poloa
writes OF cookery, with which art she is
thoroughly conyersant. OF course there
Is something on dress and fashion In gen.
eral. The magazine is handsomely print,
ed. Seni.monthly, s. 90 a year.-C has. w,
Bryan & Co., Holy Mass.
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bJoNRs1on TuetdEy. ApriI2s, 1855, a 1910 A
", w. JOINS, aged Is yeGt1. - 1,
Funeral Will take placo' this Thursday after
nooa al o'clock, from his late residence, Alley E
between Alley Ii and Mec6ltoch street Inter
mont at Nj Zion Cemetery. friends Of the faml ,
arc rspec'iully invited 70 attend. II, =
INTERPRETATION Tuesday morning. Arril q
1876, at clock JUiLN BurTKRFISLD, aged 90 yeGt.
ard MOUTH 81
Funeral from his lRte residence, No. 2lSo Market
street, IN Thursday afternoon at / O'Clock Friend,
Of the family arc Invited. luterment at stonC
Church Cemetery, near Elm Grove.
HINGRMAN-lH Bridgeport on Friday, April
~. 1875. II her fathers home, Of typheid fever
Mis- IIEZIE x liTSEEIAN. only daughter OF David
and Ellen Hlntrm0 aged Is yeats.a iits
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The Political Magazine, published at
Urbana, Illinois, is a new candldats.fo
public favor 1tstarts well, with features
that should make it a welcome visitor.
There is biography Of Senator George
F. Hoar, which is not all that could have
been done with so good theme in the
same space. Hon. Emory A. storrs con.
tributes a very readable and Thoughtful
article on "Poiitical Campaigns" The
Political Magazine should be able 10 make
a wide field for itself. The idea is good.
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aATnRpAY. MAY "a iSaS.


at ten o'clock a. y: Of that day, The following pt
erty, towit: All OF that portion Of Lot No. l2g ia
hundred and niGetten On E0ff aud Twenty sCn.h
streets. In lhe City Of Wheeling Ohio EQUITY. Vet
Virginia, which lies west Of line run Dtect,st
through the centre Of Sald lot irnln the south u
tic north line through. and which piece Of grOtbl
hereby conveyed, treats hall tho length Of SAID u
on Twenty.sec0nd street AID the Width Of aid "
on tho tifSt alley west OF Eof street, In said Liiy
Wheeling. and being the west hall Of sad 10; No
l2lg) two hundred and nineteen, and the hIs
property conveyed TO B. II. Boh, trustee, by G. Il.
Berry and wife. by deed dated February y, lS6,
and Of record In Deed Rock No. IS rage as, Of he
records OF Ohio county, Stats OF West Virginia.
Selling as trustee shRl convey ouly such Tue o
Is vested In me.
cash IN hand: one-thiEd thereof with inICreI b
six months, and the residue thereof ' lib Interest
In twelve tIonths, tho purchaser givlug bis ul4a
with good security Tor The deferred payments lie
legal title will DO retain d Us further security
april GIBSON L. tiRANMEk TRUSTEE.
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The May Century gives up great deal
Of space TO war articles, Of which there
are eight-a disposition Of space warrant
eddy the growing popularity Of theseries
which has proved the happiest thoughtin
our magazine literature. Gen. licC iellan,
(of whom there is a fine full page portraitl
writes OF "The Pennisuiar Campaign"
Gen. Joseph E Johnston takes Manassas
to seYeR Pinesn, both papers otpeculiarin.
tereet. Gen. Badeau writes on Gen. Grant,
Of whom there Is an 'excellent portrait.
Mr.. Stedman's paper on Whittier is 3
highly interesting topic treated by a
master hand. fi @'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30

By virtue II Deed Of Trus. made and e1tCrt4l
on The fourth day o. April, A.. D. ISIS, BY Il n
soti, trustee for Emily / Black. Z. l. Black 1s,
q. Black. Harry 7. Black, Ida l.. Black, Nay {.
Black and NJ. 8, Gibbs, 10 tile undersigned ~ inv
tee, ana which said deed oil trust IA Of record u
the Clerks olice Of Ohio county, State Of WeE
Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. ~. folio ~ 4
shah proceed 70 sell the front door Of the CON
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.GHkPLINE STREET RINK,

TIPH0LSTERY- HENRY SMITH,
Practical uphnlster, Decorator aud Cupst
LAYER Gives speclal attention 70 the manufacture
OF fine Hair, Moss and HUSk Mattresses: also, old
tnattteEset renovated and made Over, mSklng them
~ good ~ new. AL kinds OF tphotS cred chain,
lounges, teta'R tHteI DO, DC, Fe'upholstefed and
FepaiIod AZ good a. new, a prices Is low Rs the low
est for itst6laSs work. Drawings aed calculations
Of cat executed for drapfftes and ambrequinS.
Church decorations for alter and pulpit specially.
fnFtheF, propose to tpholsttr the ieals IN
ehuFehss eItheF poSe Is Gish os fastened with
sprittgs AZ carpet layer, ] sew and lay by the
yard. Border carpet french specially.
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The above sale has been adjourned until s,tp,
day, May 2, at the tamC place and time. SWAT
I nnNFVSsVyR
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A SSIGNEEs SALE OF YALIIANiV

Assignee Of FfedrIct EbefWIrp
". II. HALLEA. AuCIl0neer. AM M; "a
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s2boBuYs one dsxen best Cabinet Pho.
tograpbs at Plummep, 11SS Main street,
Wheeling. Nv j
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Capt. John Goldman contributes TO 5. p.
Putnam's Sons Questions of tho Day"
Series a pamphlet on the mormon
Problem" lie finds the solution In the
orthodox Mormon church as founded by
Joseph Smith, which Is without the un-
lawful and offensive sieature polygany.
Operating through this sect he thinks
polygainy can be extirpated, and Sgood
mon aud women are asked to help. To
the same series Robert GiiFen, President
of the British Statistical Society, adds
''The Progress Of the Working Classes in
the Last Half Century" to which are isp-
pended notes on American wages. An
interesting production dealing with q
question Of great Importance. Stanton &
Dayenp IT, Wheeling. S RI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30

A GENTS ARE WANTED IN EVERY,
WREKLY MfkLttGEN SGndilor Specimen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30

for the new.modeling Of society. Mr..
Henry Georges reraSkab!s work 81 ms.
chieYious concluEionaha given new i'm.
petus 10 thought in this Geld and aroused
tobolder declarations school Of sgitatorS.
In this line Is Mans Birthright; q, Tie
Higher Law Of Proptietyl pyI tdwerd i.
q. Clark, pnblished BY s. u. Putnam 2
Sons, New York. MI ClAft y Willing
against t,nonopo liesi' ard nthe interest
81 the Masses He accepts Mr.. Georges
"ProgresS and Poverty as far asst goes,
but holds that 1t does not 20 far enouRil.
Mr. George. would max land bear the
whole burden OF taxation. Mr.. Clark
would return al wealth to "the common
estate by taxing 1t practically out Of the.
holders ownership. There Is O vein Of
philosophy in the little volumeand asood
deal OF the stump speaker tlond rhetoric
and extraVagance OF statement. n otWith-
standing, the book is well worth reading,
Stanton 4 Davenport, Wheeling N
..'Liquor Laws Of tho United States;
Their Spirit and Effect, = by G. Fhomann,
is a very interesting Historical and statia-
teal work. Itcompares the Laws Of this
country and efforts to reduce to.themini-
mum the evil effects ot drink with Tho laws
and, similar efforts in other civilized coun7
tries. Ittraces in a welI.written narrative
the history OF liquor legislation By Con.
gress in It's relation to moral, social, fiscal
and economic questions. The aim OF the
work Is to show that il has been the
policy OF the government to foster the
beer and wine industries and SO 70 restrict
the consumption Of ardent spirits; and
figures arc marshGlled to show that as tie
people have responded to this effort there
has been certain and steady growth in
the direction Of temperance. Whether
one agreeB or disagrees with tile author,
be will find in convenient form g great
array Of information on q question which
engages a large share Of tho public atter-
ton. Mr.. T6omau writes calmly and In
struclively, and his book is likely to be
much sought-Unttcd States Brewers
Association, New York. a.art'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-30

s.. Nicholas for May is as bright and
joyous as 40 ali hope the mouth Of flowers
will be. The number would be charming
If It contained nothing but the iroptispitce
"All on the Road to Alibatau,", a picture
al ga May day ia the morning" Mr..
Frank r. Stockton, the clever man Of
quaint conceits gives a torstasIe, Of 1.-THE
tricycle. Of the Future D continuance
which docs great credit to The genius Of
tho inventor. Handel Is the subject Of
the paper in the valuable series on must!
cal composers. This time Mr., Palmer
Cox turns loose his funny little brownies
for an adventure with spinning wheel.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

W. H. HALLIR, Auctitn,er.
". INV COwpEN Solicitor ami
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

II remained for"J W." of Scotch Ridge,
this county, in communication TO the
Springfield Neu Era, to bring up a few
parellel cases in the not very remote past.
We reproduce the article in condensed
space in another column as being far more
worthy of the attention OF the intelligent
voter than the clap.trap literature of the
present campaign- 1t was our pleasure
and privilege to cast our first three votes
for Congressman for Lewis d. Campbell,
the Republican candidate for Congress,
mud against c. l.. Vallandingham, the
Democratic candidate. But Campbell
could not stand prosperity, became a
drunkard, was discarded by the Repnbli-
cans and taken mp by the Democrats.
But such men MS ~ w." only "cranks"
in the present day and generation and are
only eniitiled to the sympathy OF those
who "re Haunting the bloody alirt as u
campaign banner, and the tree whisky and
church taxation camp followers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25
THE STATE CAPITAL.
4 Republican Victory Predicted by
the Liquor Men.


COLUMBUS, O., September ell Exclu-
sive 10 Gin. Telegram ]-Judging from
the reports received here from the various
parts OF the slate the contest for the control
of the next legislature has settled down TO
n close fgh. on the senate. The odds are
decidedly in favor OF a big republican ma
jority in the house, enough to secure the
election OF United States Senator on
Joint ballot. The democrats realize this
andsnre now endeavoring to secure control
of the senate no az to be in position to
prevent the enactment OF any partisan
laws by the republicans. BY the vote of
last October the senate stands nineteen re-
publican 10 eighteen democrats. This il
by small majority, and the democrats
hope by prudent trading in close districts
10 reverse this. The republicans rea lize
this, and are no doubt preparing 10 check
mate the movement. Whether they will
be successful or not remains TO be seen.
In support OF the above will cite con.
versaliOn had last night with a well
known travelling agent for wholesale
liquor house of tins city. When asked
what lie thought OF the political situation
he replied:
~ think the Legislature will be repnbli-
can on joint ballot. The demot rats will
have the senate by from four to seven ma.
iority, while the republicans will have The
house by fully twenty majority. This will
insure the election Of republican United
States Sentor."
"What position Is The liquor element
taking this yearp
"One OF sublime indifference. We feel
that John Sherman will be re elected to
the senate, which suits us, and that the
kenate will be democratic, which will pre-
vent the passage Of any Tax or license bill,
IN they will oppose any such measure
which comes from the republican house.
We are in u position where we do not have
10 take aides and consequently will not
have 10 spend our money or exert our in
6uenee to preserve our in'eresets."
"Who will be elected Governor?"
~ don't know. IL il harJ TO tell Just
what the crank probibliionisls are going
TO do. II they poll 10000 votes Folaker's
goose Is cooked. II not. lie may lie elect
ed. think the chances are in his foavor,
~ great many believe that Hoajly be-
srnyed The interest which elected him Two
years ago. Sill may he mistaken. One
thing j. certain. though; ! find that there
y u big kick on Hondly. am a Demo-
srsi and expect 10 vote for him, but il will
he under proies. As to The rest OF the
ticket, can cay nothing. You can judge
tor yourseli.D
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
OF Wood county, ohio, will offer for sale at
Public Auction, on
Saturday, october 24th, 1885,
at q o'clock \. NJ. upon the premises. the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in tue
county of Wood and State OF Ohio, to.wit: The
north half of the east half of the orth-eas;
quarter, less one acre out Of the northeast cor
ner thereof, containing 20 acres mere or less:
appraised at 81. .IA5 90. and the south half of
the east half OF tie northeast quarter. contaih-
ing 40 acres. more or less; appraised at
So ,0C0 90. All III Section Thfty.threc & b.,
Town seven t7)no' tn. Range twelve Q2) east,
in Wood county. Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-third IN hand, one
third in one year and one.third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest, the pay
mcnts to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
T. +. HoLLENBBCK.
Administrator of Estate of David Harr. dec d.
September %, 1885 25esS.20.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25
Warming Up.

IChlchgO llcTnId.D
3Oh, yes" said the Ohio passenger, "our
campaign is warming up. Getting right
lively. It's helping business, too, so it is."
"Helping business ?"
"Yes. Foraker made speech at our
town tother night and since that we have
had lie darndest liveliest trade in guns
and ammunition ever you seed. Our town
Ia close to the Ohio River. you know, and
our folks are wide awake, they are, and
they don't intend to let the rebels catcl
'em nappiu' they dun't.b
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

Judge Taller, aud Mr.. E. y. Beverstock,
the latter the Republican candidate for
Commissioner, were ia town Wednesday
looking over the situation. So far as we
haze been able to learn Mr.. Beversiock
has always enjoyed the reputation OF being
an honorable citizen and good soldier
daring the late war. If successful at the
polls on the second Tuesday of October, it
will require greater firmness of character
than ,ha, possessed by several of his pre-.
decessors, in conending with The bosses, If
lie succeeds in sustaining this reputation,
There is big orening for Commissioner
who may posses the nerve and ability to
immorinlze his name with the land own
ers OF Wood county, il he will only i'm
prove il and do II simple duty TO them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25
gsrrgsbara Sonrnal.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1885
nIln PLATFORM.

"Thc man who attempts toget upa political
excitement In this country on the old sectional
issues, will. l.dnd himself without n party and
withou, support. The man who wants to serve
his country must put himself In the line OF It's
lcadlns Thought aud that Is the restoration ,h o,
imsincss, trade, commerce, industry, sounn
political economy hard money and the honest
payment Of all obligations; and the man VINO n'
complshmcnt OF any of these purposes Is pub
lie bcnciactor "--Idmcs A. Garfield in 1878.
eve have some on ours who failed TO accomp'
lish ns much as they wished, or who did not get
warmed up to the fight until 1t wasnll over who
have not had quite full satisfaction. Tho great
majority, too, Of those who did not go into the
war have long since grown tired OF the long
controversy. We may now look forward 10 q
perpetual peace nj home and national strength
that will screen us from any foreign compllcn-
tion. believe, myself, that the war was worth
nil Il cost us, fearful as that was. since II was
over, have visited every State In Europe. ana q
number In the East know now as did not
before the value Of our institutions s'-GeR. U. D
druid Talk tcih Gen. Buckacr, 1885.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

Spain with a population OF l6 1888
has an army OF 90 600 men, and navy ol
lS9 vessels, carrying 552 guns. Germany
with population OF 100000, has ar
army of $4,000, and navy of sc vessels
with 965 officers aud $1,000 men. In the
war with Frnnce. Germany mustered $40,
600 men, France about 100000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

II is generally supposed that Henry
county is pretty well di'ched, having over
.ix hundred County and Township Ditch
es. Yet the Commissioners locate and es-
tahlish many new ones every month. Some
al them are of no earthly benefit except to
enrich the Engineer and make fees for
officials.-Nopoleon Signal.
They cali it Democratic over in Henry
and Republican in Wood. but the opera
ton il all the same and would smell Just
us bad by any other anne.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

Brooks Thomas, OF Georgia is the only
ex-Confederaie soldier who receives pen.
sion from The United States on account OF
the late war. He was captured, and while
prisoner took the oath OF allegiance and
was sent 10 the Northwest plains to fight
Indians, where he became disabled. lie
has Just received his pension.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

Governor Hoadly is In favor oil taxing
church property and letting the SALONS go
Scot, iree." Are the people OF Ohio be.
coming drunken, driveling idiots when
they become alarmed that a man with
ruch principles is in danger OF being
elected to the highest Office in the gift Of
the neople Of the State?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

If your hair is turning gray, don't use
the poisonous dyes which burn out its life
and produce many disease, of the scalp
Ayers Hair Vigor is harmless, and will
restore the natural color OF the hair slim
ulate its growth, and bring buck lis youth
full gloss and beauty,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

TAG BEsr sALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns
and all Skin Eruptons. aud positively eures
Piles, or no pay required. II Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per boz. For Sale by Taylor g.
Miller.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

Erysipelas aud Salt Rheum was driven
entirely away from Mrs. j. c. Anderson,
Peshligo, Wis.,, by Burdock Blood Bitlers.
No equal as blood purifier.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25

The publishers Of General Grants book
have even received mn application for the
right to se,, in South Africa. To South
American book selling agent the answer
was returned, "All gone but Patagonia"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-09-25
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Us Executors OF the es.
tate of Nicholas Isch, late oil Wood Co, Ohio,
deceased. RosIsA lscu.
DANIEL SrRAwMAE.
September ~, 1885. 25cs2a