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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-17
FOR SALE.

COUNTRY RESI- DENCE, TOGETHER
~ with Valuable Lands, HCar the City, for Sale
or Rent
A am compelled 10 move to the city will sell
my residence together with much or little Of the
dent sell will rent There IL on the place good
tenant house: also large new stable, harm, corn.
crib and wagon shed, eli under one roof. and all
other nsCClful Oubulldlngs. There arc ~ Acres Of
liant, which has been enriched with hundreds Of
loads Oi good stable manure. hauled OH II in the
last two yeRS Most OF the land Is well adapted u
gardening purposes There Is also good grazing
lands with never falling spring. OF water In tho
fields. large portion Of tho land Ia well adapted
and elIgibly located for Building Lots; will bcIOld
IA such II WRntcd Some have been sold aud built
on. Terms will be male easy and 10 suit purChIlS.
CH. For further Information aud PARTICULARS
call on. y. l.. KIMBERLY.
IRI3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-17

$1,000 90 we offer to anyone detecting
even trace Of common grease in Strung
Genuine Wax Soap.
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SOMETHING CROOKED
IN THE VOTE OF RANDOLPH CO.
PrImn FaclO Evidence of Fraud in tho OF.
fetal Rsturns-suspicIous Circumstances
Which Point to Something More
than Loose business Methods.

The peculiar state of affairs in the OIL
cial returns from Randolph county, noted
in yesterdays INTELLIGENCER, attracted
wide attention yesterday. 1t was the
universal opinion that there was some
thing crooked in the returHs. There is
fraud on the face OF them. The official
returns give Wilson, for Governor, 1,44G
votes and Maxwell 500. Duney, for
Auditor, received but I,135 votes, and
none Of the other Democratic candidates
except Wilson received a larger number
OF votes than DutTey. Ifthese returns are
correct there were over three hundred
voters in Randolph county who voted for
Wilson for Governor and did not vote for
any other candidate on either ticket.
While this might seem possible under
SOME circumstances, it is not reasonable
to suppose such state OF affairs really
existed in q county Of MS small population
US Randolph.
The United States CENSUS OF 1850 gives
the number OF qualified voters in Ran
dolph county as 1854. The aggregate
vote for the two candidates for Governor,
no renorted il 9,03G an cxcess over the
"o,inr mn nonnIation IN IsS0 If o0o while
the asgrerNte vote for none Of The other
State olIicers ia over zoo. Tho latter fIv.
ire is not unreasonable in view OF the
nrohable growth of nonpIatjon since 1850
but il is sell evident fact that there were
not . CSG votes castin Randolph county last
O Oct j1S''O''' ''''''' '
mis- view was taken bv everybody who
had examined tho returns Yesterday. The
only difference OF opini0n WINS as ia
whether tic discrepancy arose from an
srror or was deliberately produced for d
nurpose,
sour, ,,r,r0 ~. MIN, sr,,r,-
So'',' ' 'L"' w '"A % t"Ae
senator Arnold VINO thoush now llHlne
in upshur county, was a resident Of ran,
dolph county when elected, was asked ny "
IN lSrELLIGENcEE reporter Yesterday whaI
he thought OF the matter. MIR, Arnold
said there was no such CROWN OIL popnla;;
ton IN kandolph county Us the reported
vote Tor Governor Wonld Indicate. nc
was posltlye e una! Tue returns were wrong
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gor Sale.

DOR SALE.
For The next sixty days will 0flcrat private sRFa
II Small Farm on the National Road, one, quarter
mile east Of West Alexander Pa, containing Tx
acres, with modern improvements. The land lnyT
well and handy III a good MARKET and Will h. sold
cheap for the location. Payments easy. Posses
sion EiYUH The lrSt u April.
Enquire or address s. p MOSS.
lalSTThAS West Alexander, III,
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BLOTCIIES CURED.

uSed your Cuticura Remedies for BlOtchcs, and
am completely cured, to my indispensable JOY.
Cutirum Soap "a the best have ever used and 10
skin, thereby removing all cork" grease, paint,
and all the StHf Used by them. leaving tie skin
pure and white and soft, My greatest pleasure Is
IN recommending such all article. II. MACK,
Champion COmIquc Roller Skater.
YOUNGSTOWN, ONO,
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nor RENT-STORE- ROOM AND
IL Dwelling House, at present occupied by \.
lIOdy, No. Ill9 Main Gt'CGt. Possession given April
], ISL ALEX. ROGERS IAlSS
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Dor SALE OR RENT-TIE LARGE
IL three story Brick Building, Nos. 2Ol9 md 2O2i
tIrnrr Main and twenty-five streets; do'fIlc store
rooms, 42xSj, aud finished basement; second mud
third stories containing II rooms, finished and FUR
ntShed bath rooms, wash house, &c, Oh reason.
nDle terms.
ENQUIRE on THE PREMISES.
N. B.-Thc above building would make Splen-
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
DOR sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom land, xix mIlCG
below Wheeling, OH Ohio River and u, & 0. Il Il.
improved by substantial brick hOnSc, II rooms,
kitchen and OutbuildIng, situated IN a grove oil
maple, sugar and pOplEr trees. Also, u good SGoc.
ton OF fruit trees Hpply 10
". V. HOGE'& bro, 1900 Market 81.
Or H. ", MORROW, OH the premises. Inr7
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n SDDlSClPLESC llURClI-SERNICES
10y HSfnllOws: Sunday School Ut . N. Preach.
Ing ut 1890 4. ". Subject, Goods building"
Evening at O'clock. Suhlr.,t "I.hreo Lost Ones"
r. SDEOURTH STREET NJ. L. CHURCH.
Gr3 Preaching Sunday At 1880 A. ~, md : y. NJ,
by the pastor, KUv. JOS 4. Smith, D D, SUNDAY
SrhO0lRt2 hM. Young peoples meeting Monday
Ak7PM
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STOCKS FOR SALE.

GTOCKS FOR SALE.
Shares Central Glass Company
20 Shares National Hank NJ WGlShug.
10 Shares Bank Of The ohio Valley.
10 Shares Belmont Mali Nil.
10 Shares Jefferson Nall Nil.
j. Shares !EtMa Iron Works
! Share brilliant Nall Mill.
/. lRwIN, Agent,
iAl2 No. p Twelfth street.
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gclioiu,,s s1otircs.

NFSEC0ND PRESBYTERIAN
HrJ CHUKCit-Rcv 81. II, Cooke, D.U.. pastor
Services tomorrow 1t f0;3t 4. y. aud r.. 81. Sab
bath School AtO AN.
NSDHANE STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH.
er9 Rev. J. Henry Hess, pastor. Services Sub.
bath ut 10 30 \. ". and 7:l5r.M. Sunday sCh00l at
2PW. All are thvitPh.
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AUCT ION!
AUCTIONI AUCTION!
The Greatest Sale on Record !
$4,000

worth of Silks, Satins, Cash
meres, Velvcts, Calicoes, Mus
lins, Flannels, Blankets, Ladies'
CIoaks, and a full stock Of Ho-
siery, Gloves, Laces, Ribbons
and Notions. in general such
as are to be found in a Grst-class
Dry Goods House, must and
will be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder. =,
Come one, come all, avail
yourself Of the opportunity for
great bargains.
s8-Sale will positively commence on
SATURDAY, January II, ut 9 and Z.
d., aud continue every Tuesday, Wcdnes-
day and Saturday until the full stock Is
disposed of.
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S2OO For NOTHING.

Having paid about 800 to antclaw doctors to
cure my baby without success, tried the CutlCttrt
Remedies, which completely cured after using
three bottles. WIN. GORDON.
81 ARLINGTON Az, ChArlGStOwn, Nnss.
Sold everywhere Price: Cutlcunt, Toe; Soup.
DC; RCsOlvent, 81. Potter Drug and Chemical
Co, Boston.
Send for GLOW 10 Cnrn Skin Diseases"
nIITICunA SOAP for Rough, Cbappcd and
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ans want sOap.' Aak your grocer tOr II.
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SALT RlTEUM,

! have Ind the Salt Rhcum for about three yCarS
and have spent time and money to have II cured
without success until ! tried the CulICurl Rene
dies, which arc doing the work.
MANsFlEIp Coos County. OREGON.
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6rnral alotircs.

r ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
~ Reveals Past, Present and Future; gives al.
vice on money, business and family AtaiH. Hours
from 70 Or. Y. No % EPhil sarnNi nnh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-17

EOR REET-THES TORE-ROOM AND
u Dwelling House lately occupied hy Thomas
+, IICynHn, no. 1912 and lOlI MRln street. Dwell.
ing and store rom eau be rented separately. Ap.
nlY 10 Mni kkNIX No. lOlI MIdn stfrrL. InlI
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!al9
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE NOM.

DOR SALE NOW.
~ The large and coEimolIOug Residence Of Dr.
Ultich, No. ll29 and fronting II feet OH ChaplIHc
bathroom, large gNiEe!, good tGiAS, ETC.; also
brick stable on alley. Terms 10 suit.
desirable C0ltrge Oh the MOuudsville Camp
Ground will bes I'D 1t bargain,
CA. SClIaEFFR & co, Real Estate Business.
Call Telep.IoNG. jnlO
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NOR RENT-A LARGE FRAME
IL House, on the farm Of ". }. Warden. situate
five miles east nf the city, Up EdgIngiOn's Lane
Tho house IL beautifully located, and would make
0 nice summer RESIDENCE. An orchard u good
fruit and room for gardening. Possession given
WI WARDEN,
IAI0 No. 2ii0 Main Street.
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NOTICE.
/ have this day appointed LOUIS ORTIZ rs my
Agent Tor the purpose OF tHHsactIhg and carrying
on the business Of lintclcIing and buying and
Selling Hogs Cattle GC., and for the manufacturing
and selling OF Hone Dust, n Fertilizer.
ELLA ORTIZ.
WHEELING. ". VA. Jan. IL ISs6 jaiG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-17
THE ATTORSEYSHIp.

Dave Leonard, OF Parkersburg, Chair
man OF the Democratic State Committee,
is popularity conceded TO have the inside
track for District Attorney, by virtue Of
his position and his friendly connection
with the U. S. Senators from this State.
One OF his two competitors so far an
nounCed is Hon. Joseph Sprigg, Of Hardy
county, who is said to have heavy back.
ing from that seGtion. He was Attorney
General from 1871 to 1873. The other is
Wood Daily, Of Mineral county, erstwhllc
known as the Patrick Henry OF the House
OF Delegates. He lisa bright young lawyer,
ambitious and well liked.
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Eor8ent.

TOR RENT-A HOUSE SUITABLE
IL for small tAuIly. M. 1910 EoT street Apply
10 Ms. 4. u. YOCSG. on the premises. jii
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
LUCKEY ITEMS.

II Ia raining once more, and the grount
ls very wet for il has rained grent dea
the past week. The farmers are hindered
in their work of culiivatihg and properl,
attending to their crops.
The village is growing some, by new
buildings going up. Mr.. George Ko,hs
has about all the materials on the ground
for new house and the foundation wall
ia finished for II. Mr.. John Fable il
pushing the work along on his new build.
ing, which will add much TO that side ol
Main street.
Mr.. w. s. Lyon has gone to Walbridge
where lie has y good situation ms foreman
in the staye factory there.
Mr.. ID. N. Trowbridge has opened au,te
a store, and Is receiving considerable Gus.
tom.
Sunday, June 21st. was act apart to have
children's day exercises hut owing to the
bad weather 1t had 10 be postponed until
next Sunday.
The Lnlherans have new bell, which
sounds we'll Sunday mornings.
Mr.. Isaac w. Kro,zer has Just flushed
a nice new harm.
Mr.. Newton Berry has sold his meat
shop TO Frank Smith, and moyed back 10
Woodville.
Miss Clara Schanmloeffel, Of Perrys.
burg, is teaching our school and IL doing
we'll,
The general health OF our community
Is good.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
What To Look For,

Contaminated drinking water is The
cause OF 30 much sickness that every mar
and woman grown should know good wa
ter when they see it, and have the means
of testing IT. Water may to all appear
ances be clear and sparkling and YET con-
tain the germs OF foul d seases. The pre-
sence OF chlorine tells the story. This
substance is never found in the soil. and
when discovered in the water must have
come from the human system. In our
daily food we Use salt-ihe chloride of
sodium. After passing from the human
body II becomes separated, and the chic
rine makes It's appearance in the contain
mated water. Az much M thirty or forty
grains to the gallon is often found in water
drawn fiom well near where people live.
Let II be understood-the more chlorine
In the water The more danger, and. also.
that no water is really fit TO drink winch
has any of this foreign substance. This is
not pleasant subject TO discuss, bnt peo.
pie who are too dainty to pay attention 10
II endnger their health and that OF the
community they live in. Democrats Non
Mty for July.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
Don't Like Foster,

youngstown Daily News)
"By the way, Charley Foster isn't dam
ming the Dutch Just now. Have thev
kissed and made up?"-Toiedo Bee
Well, "the Dutch" do not mind, ms
Charley Foster is talking, what he says.
he is not serious subject Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette.
II is high time that Charlie Foster be
retired from Republican politics in Ohio.
He has done more to debauch politics
than any other Republican in the State,
and Judge Foraker will do well to an.
nonnce that he is not party to any
scheme to put Foster in the Senate and
Sherman in The White House. The Re
pnblicans of Northwestern Ohio do not
believe in Charley Foster. He found the
party strong and left ii weak. He is a
Jonah aud should be thrown overheard.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26


Mans6eld is happy IN securing the in
termediate State Prison, located there
The prison will be one OF the finest in The
country, and modelled much after the in.
stitulion at Emira, N. Y, with added
improvements. II will be distinctly re.
formaiory institution where ell prisoners
never belore sentenced In this or any other
State will be con6ned. BY special provis.
Ion in the bill for It's loca lion there will be
no contract labor. The capacity OF The in.
stiiulion will be 600 prisoners, to be In.
creased in time 10 accommodate l 900. A
farm of $50 acres will be worked by the
inmates. II was the original intention 10
supply the cost Of building The prison by
~ per cent. OF the Scott liquor law reye,.
se, and s35,0O0 was raised in that way
but since that law has been declared nm.
constitutional by the Ohio Supreme Court
100000 has been appropriated for The
prison by The LegiSlaiuie. The legality of
using The S35, 900 obtained from ll,e scoI,
IL" isnow before The Supreme Court.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
MOYrsvlLLE Sorru NCs.

ED JoURNAL:--As II haa been soms
weeks aimee have scen anything from this
place In the old JOURNAL l will give YOU
lew items.
On June 20ih Nelson Thomas. oI
this place, died Of tho measels. lie wa,
about 20 years old. The measels and
whooping cough nre siili prevailing to q
considerable extent iu this vicinity. Clyde
iirnning hos sct both diseases combined
consequently is very low.
Lssi week there was mn ice cream ard
strawberry festival held vt the Bretbercn
church. They took in u little over SS5.
There was n dance in town the same
evening. They say there was large at
tendance aud good time until the wee
smn hours Of the morning.
Last Monday evening being Mr.. All.
McColnms birth day, n number of his
friends, including the band boys, gave him
surprise IN the way of II bountiful sun.
PEI and then gave him some fine muse.
AS All is iooter OF horn himself he
Joined them IN both the supper and music.
They all felt that they had good time.
MIR. George Wagonlanier, Of the Com
pany store, with his wife and baby. START
ed for Toledo to-day for visit with
friends.
Walter Frensdale and Thomas Wells
are away with w. w. Mankins Show, with
their teams.
The weather is too wet and cold for corn
Ia. grow, and farmers are ge,ling discoursg.
ed M The rains continue TO fall
On last evening james Iiishburn was
arrested, tried and bound over 10 court and
this morning WIS escorted to Bowling
!ireen and given quarters at the Hotel de
Brown-aIl for the reason that he has
been repeatedly threatening the lives of
his vile aud that of his slep-daugh,er.
Fishbnrn is always full when he can get
anything TO get full on, and when 30 goes
home and abuses his family and breaks up
things generaly. Like all others of this
class OF animals he has failed to provide
Tor liis family. consequently his wife re-
fused to live with him longer, hence his
threats upon her life. II he IL not closely
watched there will be another Batch
bnichering.
Hoytsville, June %. 1885.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26

Joseph Benson Foraker, who has again
been nominated for Governor of Ohio, is too
well known to need extended notice, He
was born in Ohio. He entered the army
when only about sixteen years old, and
served with honor until the war closed.
He was educated at Wesleyan University
DelawaIe, o., and at Cornell Coll. ge, N.
Y. He and his wife are OF Methodist
stock, and are both members OF the Wal
nut Hills Methodist Episcopal Church.
MIR. Foraker is trustee OF the Church,
and Mrs. Foraker is one of the most active
and Efficient ladies in the membership.
There are no people in Cincinnati who are
more highly esteemed than this educated
refined Christian family. Mr.. Foraker is
thorough temperance man, both in per.
sonal habits and in his views of public
policy. The colored people never had
better friend than lie. Indeed, he is a
man who knows what poverty and toll
are, and his personal experience, ns well
as the instincts of his nature, make him n
friend oil all the lowly. His generosity
knows no bounds. We have known him
lor years, and intimately and we speak
thus freely and positively from personal
knowledge. IL it shall turn out that rival
nominees are men of as much culture
dignity, and incorrnptible principle as he,
Ohio will be certain OF having governor
every way worthy OF her.
A friend sends us a copy of the Western
Christian Advocate containing the above
mention OF Judge Foraker. We had the
pleasure OF meeting Judge Foraker and
his eslimable wife two years ago in Gin.
cinnati and can heartily endorse all that is
said OF them in the above paragraph He
is too good entirely to be placed in The
position in which we find him at this time.
Bad associates has blasted the hopes and
character of very many good men.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
THE mU4DEREn CAUGHT.
Arthur J. Grover. the Supposed Mur.
derer Of Granville e. Loon,is, Cap.
turcd fn Wisconsin.

Sheriff q. NJ. Brown passed through here on
the noon train on Wednesday having in charge
Arthur J. Grover, the man who acc mpanied
Granville q. boomis from Ash,abnia county to
Stnney Ridge, where the dastardiy murder Of
The latter was committed. the f-st discovery Of
which was made on Saturday May 9th, by the
finding OF The mangled remnins of loomis.
The particulars of this crime are We, fresh In
tie memory of the readers of the Journal aud
need mt be recapitolated here.
After nearly five weeks Of unremi,iinr effort
SHERIFF Brown. Of this county, and Deputy
Sheriff Squires, of Ashtsbula county, have
captured Grover at Menominee, Wisconsin,
who was diving through that place with the
ok'board and pony belonging to I.oomis.
also Loomis' trunk. These facts would seem
to leave no possibility ofa doubt Of Gtoycr's
guilt. lie has made no confession, NOR ex-
PLANTATION Of how he came in possession of
LOOMS rig and trnnk. Deputy Sheriff Sqsires
Is driving the rig across the country while
Sheriff Brow n took charge Of the prisoner and
brought him through by rail- These two Of
hcers and Deputy Sheriff Dunn and Prescott.
ing Attorney Parker ere entitled to much cred.
1t Tor their untirng efforts Of the past i've weeks
to bring to justice the perpeiralor of such a
cold blooded murder.
Following Is related strange dream in con-
neciion with this tragdy, which illustrates the
peculiar operations Of the mind when all the
other faculties are stilcd 10 slumber:
OAK HARBoR, June 23.--Rev. DR.,
Ayres, one OF the ministers attending the
Conference, tells a strange story about the
murdered man found at Stony Ridge. The
body was found few rods IRON his church
and he told strange story about II and
seemed to consider Il authentic. The body
wac found on Saturday and the Sunday
night or Saturday night previous a lady
in the place had dream IN which she
saw three men on the road parleyiug. Two
were trying TO get the other to 90 with
them. He objected, and they shot him
twice and mashed his head to a Jelly.
Then they left the body on the edge Of tile
land belonging To this lady and her hus-
band. The frightful dream awoke her
and she nwoke her husband and told him
he must go out TO look for the man. He
said "nonsense," and told her to go to
sleep, which slIe did, and dreamed the
same Thing over again. She was so i'm
pressed with the occurrence that in the
morning sle went to the spot indica ted in
her dream, but saw nothing. Had she
gone ten feet farther she would have
found the body. The next Saturday IL
wns discovered. The lady described the
dress and appearance of the three men and
her description OF Loomis and OF one OF
The others agrees with the descriptions
givon by the Ashtabula county people of
Loomis and the man that was with him.
u ia very strange, but snch things have
been authenticated before.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26

Channcey NJ. Depew says the admins.
tratlon will play goody- goody until after
the iall election, and hold The Offices und-
er nose Hemocrais like tempting Bit
oil toasted cheese to invite them to renewed
effort. There la evidently some truth in
tins. In Bryan, o., for instance there are
several candidates for postmaster. Con-
gresham Hill will make no recommenda.
tion for the place until after The coming
October election. This will keep all the
Democratic aspiranls right on the war path
In aid OF the ticket, whereas if he should
appoint now. lie would have only one
Democrat on the war path, while the sixty
disappointed aspirants would sulk in their
tents.-Sunday Journal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage ExpresssRe and Carriage Hire
and s!opaithe Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot.
Elegant rooms fitted up at cost of one
million dollars, reduced to sl.00 and upwards
per day; European plan Elevator, Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages and
elevated railroad to all depots. Families ca n live
better Tor less money a. the Grand Unon Hotel
than al any other trst-class hotel in the city.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26
Not a Single Gray Hair.

"You may laugh and think me vain thing, -
writes Mrs. j. II. 3.,of San Francisco, to a
friend in this city, "but have not gray HAIR
In my head, and yet sad to say) / am fifty and
a day. Recently my hair was not only quite
gray but quite thin, too. Parker's Hair Bal
sam-made In New York, think-did wonders
Tor me. Try II II you have occasion. II really
does what say, and restores the color also 3
mo- aye: not greasy, highly perfumsd. Only
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1885-06-26

Mr.. Beecher declares his belief that evo-
BUTTON is laying the ground for more pow
erful revivsls of religion than have ever
yet been seen. The orthodox believer who
has followed BeecI,er's sermons would GER
tainly expect different doctrines about evo.
button than he has been enunciating, be-
fur such results could be attained.