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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-19

NEw WASH FABn1cs
We have Just received large invoice of NEW
WASH FABRICS, which we consider the best value
we have ever offered
i case Cream Crinkle 1Oc.
36ln. Royal Foulards, in buff and cream, 15c.
New Styles in Madras and Canton Ginghams.
Crinkle Seersuckers in neat checks and plaids.
12ltc.
/ case yard-wide Percale 1Oc.
case Shifting Prints, fast colors, &C.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY HALF PRICE
In our Dress Goods Department We have some New
and Special Things
5000 yards Cashmere, in new spring colors 1Oc
36-in Twilled Debege, 25c.
3Sin Flannel Suiting new. 4Oc.
Iricot Cloths. Black and COored Cashmerea
Silk Rhadames, &c, &C
I All OF our Carpets at reduced prices
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue,
mill South side, near Seventh street.
SPECIAL BARGAINs = lR THIS WEEK ONLY
SIX BIocade Xeivets. blk and coored, reduced
reducs to six sk xey , 5ac only
silk worth 81 80. reduced TO 81. Just received 100
peCes Ill sIlsueS Oh our renowned Sat1nS
Sli2 pure wool Home-Spuns spring shades only Doc
36-in line Satteens, this week speciality, Zoe so
doz all linen Towels, 4N26 in. Doc for Doc
W doz. all linen Napkins. XXI in, worth I2l2c
for SC. Elegant assortment of Ladies Colored Bor-
dered HI is, all linen, worth 25c Our price this
week, 12l.c. lnh2-Iu
Nov Is THE TIME TO BUY SHIRTS
We selling the Comfort Shirt (the old favorite)
for 30 cts, finished ready for the wash tub. This
shirt Is made of W;msutta Cotton, and Richardson
ZlOO linen BosOms (renforced.D and made rst-class
IN every respect. The Crown Diamond shirt, made of
Fruit OF the Loom Cotton, and Fine Linen Bosoms
unfinished. only 80 cts. Shirts made to order. Six
FINEST Dress Shirts made to order for 50. Perfect
guaranteed, at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
1902 STREET NORTHWEST
NB.All our Shirts cut length wise Of the Cotton
and made full to the IL eaS,rre. re
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"YUM-YUM' will be sung by Emma Abbott
at the matinee tomorrow.
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TOMORROW Julius Lansburgh, SO 9TH street.
will offer English art squares in all sizes at 10
cents per square yard; also closed caned plat
form rockers for $3.50. reduced from 81, in
cherry and walnut woods.
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Dos.r D o II.

DON'T PAY $50 10 HAVE A SPRING OVER
COAT MADE TO MEASURE WHEN WE CAN
SELL you ONE READY.MADE JUST AS GOOD,
JUST AS FINE, JUST As STYLISH, JUST As
WELL MADE. AND THAT WILL FIT YOU JUST
AS WELL FOR S35.
THERE'S HEAP OF NONSENSE IN HAVING
AN ovERCoAT MADE TO ORDER AT FANCY
PRICES
wEDONT KEEP THE CHEAPEST GRADES OF
THESE GOODS. BUT WE CANsELL YOUAN ALL
WOOL COAT. CUT IN THE NEWEST STYLE,
WELL MADE AND WELL TRIMMED FOR sl2
FROM THIS UP THROUGH ALL THE GRADES
TO THE FINEST SILK LINED IMPORTED
GOODS
ENGLISH TOP COATS FROM s125ouP. EN-.
TIRELY NEW AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES OF
THESE GOODS
LIGHT WEIGHT ovERcoATs FOR SMALL
BOYS FROM YEARS OLD UP.
z. b BARNUM q Co,
mills 031 PENN. AVE.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcEP
wAsHINGToN. ID. c.. March 10, 1856, 9 am
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states slightly warmer easterly winds, fair
weather. followed by rain.
For saturday, warmer fair weather is indi-
Gated for the south Atlantic and gulf states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-19

RIMLESS SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES al
Vienna Optician Co, 600 Pa. ave. NV.
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LARGE ASH CHAuBEE SUITES, S24.3O; glass,
ELS VIM. Ii. Dunn, 81 9TH street northwest.
ONE THOUSAND tapestry hearth rugs S1.15
each, at Julius Lansburghs, 80 18th street.
PURIM CARNIVAL, Monday, March %, by w.
L. \.
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GILT PICTURE RoDs at DC. per II. Discount to
builders. j. +. Spelshouse, agt.. 12S 9TH st.
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CLARK'S First Special Spring Sale,
To secure good Shirts you must buy early in
season: our 5Oc: Unlaundried Shirt, 39c; our 81
Shirt, best in the city, &c; our $1.25, unsur-
our 69c. Percale Shirt, 47c. Above special
prices tomorrow only. Westill claim the largest
Woven, Soc; our 81 Embroidered Bust Woven,
1Oc.; Warmers Health, CSC, sold all over at
$l2o: our SOC. Corset, 39c.; our Csc. Corset, 19c
Warmers Nursing, S9c.; Chidren's Corsets 46c
our Toe Kid Gloves, 49c.; our S1.25 Kid
CrARK,S r01 18th or
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WM. II. DUNN, 3i1 9Th street nor Invest
fine line of baby carriages just received.
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UHILDRES's PICTURES at Lardner's, o27 Pa.av
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Prompt delivery OF all orders Look for the Steam.
Ing Conee Pot You cannot mistake the place
WALKER d WRIGHT
Wholesale and Retail t;rocers
mh4-1m Nos 3ss and $50 Louisiana ave.
TABLE LUXURIEs-PooLES CASH STORE
Il L have extended my store through q n street,
making the largest Family Grocery in Washington.
full line of frsi-class Family Groceries give en-
tire satisfaction or money refunded Prices reduced
10 cash basis. positively sell for cash only. Call
and see what you by buying for cash Re
member all goods guaranteed strictly hrstclass and
low for cash. \. A. POOLE. 9s4 La ave- successor
TO Poole, Brooke Il Co. roO
NDIA TEA Co.-BUY Low AND SELL LOW
i Good Family Flour, 50 so per barrel IA Good
Family Flour, sl25 All grades Kept and sold
at lowest prices. No. 2 Mackerel, 90 cents per
bucket 1.-TWO dozenD Plantation Java Coffee,
roasted lrequres IA less than any otherl. highest
flavor. 25c. per 10. Shoulder Meat. .l.c per TO-
Cassards Best Sugar Cured Hams. IL &c 10. Green
Coffee, 10, l2l anu l5c 10. Tea DOC. H. worth doc
) To- Can White Peaches, l5c. Tea 60c., worth so
Creamery Butter, SOC. 10. Lib Bird seed. 25c
syrup, l3 Honey, 65c gal INDIA TIA co, AS eth
St sw. eth St cars pass door. >, nj postal Goods
delivered and guaranteed flo
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MONDAY. MARCH ID. is going To be the grand
est in the Palais Royals history.
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and cheapest stock OF Corsets Our 75c French
Woven, 5Oc; our 81 Embroidered Bust Woven
zoe; Warmers HEALTH CSC, sold all over at
$l-2o: our soc. Corset 39c.; our 35c. Corset 19c
Warmers Nursing, SEC; Childrens Corsets, ACC.
Gloves, 79c.
CLARK's, 734 7th st. NV.
CellulOid Collars and Cuffs, all styles, at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot It'll and H. I
s. w. Augenstein, s17-S19-s21 9TH st. wv.
offers for tomorrow the following astounding
sales i'll the shade: Clothes hampers, Sac; II
doz fancy gObets, 22c.; string broom, lie;
string, Doe; copper bottom wash boilers, 7sc.;
larger size S8c.; large wash basin and so clothes
pins, 13c.; tin chamber sets, all colors, 81 I'D;
covered dust pans bright cOIOrs, 1Oc., J., doz.
silver r plated tea spoons Sic; y doz. knives
dishes, S7c.; lava cuspadores, SIC; 60 feet cot
ton clothes line, 14c.; 80 feet, zoe: wooden
fancy box, containing "a sheets paper and "a
envelopes, &C.; large line of new and beautiful
styles OF baby carriages at low prices.
Elegant Line of Gents Spring StvIe
Hats, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, eth
and III. i
Hahn's Specialties for Tender Feet.
Gents "a and So Fine, Hand-stitched Shoes.
~ and $500 Cali, Button, Laced and
Gents Comfortable House Slippers. 4Oc. nm.
Ladies "a Handmade French Kid Button
:. 20 Paris KID, Feather-Weight, Button.
S1.25 TO $3.50 FoXed, Button Boot
$1.2o GlOve-tOp, Kid Button.
Lasting But Laced and Congress 74c up
5Oc Glove or Glazed Kid Pointed Slip
Old Ladies' Handmade Kid, Lace and Congress,
$1.25 and Sl.5O.
Boys 81 Fine Cali Button, worth $3.50.
Youths 81 Solid Solar-tip Button.
Misses 81 w Orked Hole BOX-toe Button.
Ch1ld's Toe. Handmade Springfield Button
Infants Soc. Kid or Goat Hand-sewed Button
VIM. HAHN Co.'S Reliable Shoe House.
1 SIG 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
JOhnsOn's, Corner 18th and e Streets
High grade Oysters, Fish, Came &C.; also.
meals and ready lunch. Lifetime experience.
Ladies large saloon attached.
Rest Quality Blue Flannel Shirts. at
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot 7th and II. 1
B. b. Chase, Umbrella Maker, 1914 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Our Great Diamond Sale.
Some specialties in earrings:
l pr. earrings, carat, S45, worth $50.
pr earrings, 2as carats, perfect, S125, worth
S175.
1pr:: earrings, Ia carats, perfect, $50, worth
1 pr; earrings, 81. carats, perfect, s1s5, worth
pr: earrings. ga. carats, perfect, s4s5, worth
RHARRIs& Co, Diamond Importers, 432 7th St.
Mems Fine Fur Derbys, $3.50. worth
$3.50, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, TIN
and II. 1
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in 4, ID. Ward" prints 45c
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
1 OF m 40
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734 9TH Street.

Elegant Line Silk and Satin Scarfs,
Zoe, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH
and II.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

MILK and whisky testers. Hempler's, cor. a
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Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Alderney putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in u ID. Ward" prints, 45c
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk &C. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
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Conc FAsr.

Is disappearing rapidly. In spite OF the Carpenters
Painters and Masons, there never the same
amount of business done since the Misft Stores ex-
istence. Cause? A fine Stock of Clothing for Men
and Boys is sacrificed and sold at about onehaf their
value and certainly LESS than half the price they
sold for in other stores If you need Suit Spring
Overcoat CALL AT ONCE. Such a chance to buy
Fine Clothing for either MEN BOYS at such prices
don't come twice in lifetime. We don't want dol
lars worth of stock left by April 1s call at once
We still stick to original motto, viz: No trouble
show goods
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Lots AT AUCTIoN.-There will be an auction
sale by MesSrs. John Bowles * Co OF fine resi-.
dsnce lots and small houses 52x1OO feet on n
street, near the British minister's, tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. This is peremptory
sale 10 settle estate. See the advertisement
These gentlemen have sold recently some very
fine properties in this city.
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THE ART SALE.-The D'Huyvetter art sale will
continue this evening at O'Clock, at the Scott
art gallery. Willard hall, beginning at No. l2o
on the catalogue. Some OF the most choice
paintings are yet TO be offered. The sale last
evening was again largely attended, and the
fortunate ones present secured veritable bar
gains.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

AOS1AiA -'ll>A' NV"
The weather
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcEe,
WASHINGToN. ID. G.. March 10, 1885, 9 am.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states slightly warmer easterly winds, fair
weather followed by rain.
For Saturday, warmer fair weather is fndi-
Gated Tor the south Atlantic and gulf states.
A FULL SET of Slip Covers for parlor suites,
SO, cut and made to order Moses & Son, cor.
11th and SITS NV
You CAN GET FoR SATURDAYS MARKETING
Choice creamery butter 3 lbs for 81; good
article of butter at 2c.: lbs. prdneS. Doc; the
best lard, Sc "A pound. rib rOasts from the best
beef in the market 12i2 to SC. a pound. Every
thing ia se'lSon-lettuce, rad3Shes, spnnaeh,
kaIe, ali kinds OF fruits, &c Wixoms Market
Store, I36 9th 81. NV.
For Roe SHAD-The place to buy your
choice roe shad is at X. A. GOldens Potomac
River Game and Fish Stalls, Center Market, re-
ceiving large supplies daily. Goods delivered
in city free. Telephone S41-3-
EMMA ABBorr Will sing "Yum-Yum" at the
matinee tomorrow.
A RARE CHASCE-S33 rs a solid walnut hair
cloth parIor suite, seven pieces, worth $500.
Large upholstered easy chairs, 1918. VIM. I'll.
Dunn, 81 9TH street northwest.
SPRING TINE is the period tor sore, burning
feet. Hahn's specialtes are worth their weight
I'm gold for the comfort they afford. See City
Items.
wM H. Dunn, 3I1 eth street nor hwest.-A
fine line of baby carriages just received.
"YUM-YUM' will be sung by Emma Abbott
at the matinee tomorrow.
CHILDREN's PICTURES at Lardner's, 927 Pa.av.
MONDAY. MARCH 22. is going to be the grand
est in the Palais Royals history.
RIMLEss SPECTACLEs AND EYE GLASSES at
Vienna Optician Co., 600 Pa. ave. NV.
GILT PICTURE RoDs at DC. per II. Discount to
builders. j. +. SpelShOuse, agt, 12S 9TH st.
TOMORROW Julius Lansburgh, 81 3 9TH street.
will offer English art squares in all sizes at 20
cents per square yard; also closed cancd plat
form rockers for $3.50. reduced from 81, in
cherry and walnut woods.
"YUM-YUM' will be sung by Emma Abbott
ut the m itinee tomorrow.
EXAMINE my specimens before placing your
orders. Geo. Prince, Photographer, Penn. ave.
and 11th ST.
THE FIRST Potomac SHAD of this season will
be at Il. y. Goden's Potomac River Game and
Fish Stalls, Center Market. on tomorrow with
other varieties OF fresh caught Potomac fish.
Will be pleased to have you call and look at
stock.
ANTON FIscHER's dry cleaning and dye
works, SO6 q st. N. W. Satisfaction guaranteed
in work and price. Goods called Tor and de-
hvered. Telephone, 1872
PURIM CARSIvAL, Monday, March %, Rifles
Armory-
We have no special days for pretended low
prices, but we always sell Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding. Upholstery Goods, Purtieres, Lace
Curtains and all goods in our line as low any
advertised price list. To verify the above facts.
call and see us. Singleton Il Fletcher, AS 9TH
street NV.
LARGE ASH CHAMBER SUITES, S24.3O; glass,
ELS VIM. Ii. Dunn, 81 9Th street northwest.
ONE THOUSAND tapestry hearth rugs S1.15
each, at Julius Lansburgh's, SO 18th street.
PURIM CARNIVAL, Monday, March %, by w.
l.. \.
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ROBBERIES REPoRrED.-Ready & Walsh re
port that their stable was entered ON the night
OF the 10th and robbed OF S2I worth OF har-
nesS.--E- B. Thomas, 1880 Vermont avenue
reports stolen from him an overcoat worth
SlO--Nary Brown, los III, street. reports
stolen from her house $40 worth OF dress goods
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24
MARRIED.

KLAIBER--STILwELL-At the Evangeli-
cal Church, Thursday evening, Sept.
23d, 1886, by Rev. j. s. Fitterer, MIR.
JOHN p. KLAIBER, of Toledo, and Miss
MALINDA p. STILwELL, OF Perrysburg.
The above event last evening brought
out larger audience than could be ac-
commodated in the seating capacity Of
the church. Quite large number of
friends, including the parents of the
groom, wero present from Toledo.
Neatly printed invitations were distrib.
uted to many friends of the contra citing
parties, which were good for the cere-
mony at the church and also at the res,
idence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Stilwell. The ceremony took
place at 1880 p. NJ, there being three
couple to stand up with and lend en-
couragcmeut to the bride and groom in
this trying ordeal. After the ceremony
was over the invited guests repaired Ia
the residence of the brides parents
where pleasant wedding feast was
served All passed off pleasantly and
we understand the happy twain will
make their home in the burg, at least
during the coming winter.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24
Brewers on Prohibition -.

NIAGARA FALLS, N Y, Sept. S.-The
United States Brewers Association opene d
special convention ut the Park Theatre
at 1890 o'clock this morning. About 200
members were present.
The President, Wm. A. Miles, OF New
York, delivered the annual address.
The report of the Board OF Trustees was
then read. With respect to prohibition in
Iowa and Kansas, il says that striking
proofs addnced by its friends show that il
is worse than a failure, inasniueh as il does
not only not prevent drunkenness but in
creases that vice in its most deplorable
form 9 that according 10 statistics, by
reason of the enactment OF q prohibitory
law the number OF drinking places in 90
cities OF Iowa have increased over co per
cent.-Ne,v York Sun.
How marvellous the phenomena of Brew
ers and Distillers opposing prohibition
even to the death of its advocates, when it
80 mani.estly increases the consumption oi
liquor and makes the ira ofliso lucrative
that in such a short time OYER twice the
number OF men are induced to rush into the
business in consequence OF it,!
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24

DALLAS, Tex, Sept, S-The State Pr =
hbition Convention met here yesterday,
organized, and adopted = platform. The
document declares that the liquor traffic
is prolific source of crime, pauperism p"'
lilical corruption, and anarchy, aud should
he prohibited hy law that the leading
Object Of the Prohibition party OF Texas is
the suppression hy constitutional law ol
the manufacture aud sale Of intoxicating
liquors ns beverage in this State chnrg-
es that the Democratic and Republican
parties are in league with The liquor traffic
in their NATIONAL and State organizations
aud administrations; demands nf the next
Legislature the submission ol a conslltu-
lionul amendment to prohibit the mann
iacture aud sale Of Intoxicating liquors a'
beverage in Texas, aud that the local op
ton law be 40 amended that it can he ef-
iectually enforced by making the violation
II felony punishable by confinement III the
State penitentiary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24
LATEST ny rrLnrmoNE

Mr.. w. f, Pomeroy is home on the in
valid list for some days past.
Mr.. Fred. Pomeroy, OF the B. & o.
Road Is home for short vacation.
Mr.. Lock Scott and son Alfred, OF
Toledo, were in town over Sunday.
Miss Julia Eberly went to Delaware last
week to commence course in Delaware
College.
Mr.. A. b. Hirth, OF Saginaw, Mich,
spent Sunday with his mother and fam
lily here.
Mrs. Jennie Harlow and little son, Of
Chicago, was the guest of Mr.. f. j,
0blinger's family over Sunday,
Mr.. John Caldwell, who has been alb
sent near two years in New Mexico and
other points in the West, returned home
on Monday.
Mr. Jas. p. Averill strated on Wednes.
day for Atlanta, Ga. expecting to take
position on the staff of the Journal OF
that city.
Mrs. A. w. Lee has just returned
and Mr.. A. w. Lee returned on Wednes-
day from q visit with relatives in Huron
county.
Mr. Fred Champney, who has been
spending several weeks Mt Petoskey and
other points in Upper Michigan, return
| ed home few days since, and intends,
we hear, to enter DIR. Rheinfrank's Office
to study medicine.
Mr.. Obid C. Hervey, formerly of Perry
| twp. this county, but now resident OF
Fort Scott. Kansas, was the guest OF Mrs.
Addison Smith over Sunday, and IS visiting
old friend and relatives in Bowling Green
Portage and the south part OF the county
| this week.
Mr.. Geo. Seibert, who found it neces,
sary to seek outdoor employment on
account of his health, was rejoined by
his wife here and with her is visiting
friends in Toledo to day. He has taken
the agency for a N. Y. Nursery.
Mr.. Geo. Button, who has confined
himself to business in the burg for many
years past, has concluded to make a trip
up through Michigan, but is expected to
return about election time, after which
he will probably make n trip to the west
The smiling countenance of Mr.. w. III.
Jennings is now to be seen behind the
counter at the grocery store of Mr.. Chas
I. Wallace.
We had pleasant cdll on Tuesday
from Mr.. G. w. Bente, editor of the
Voiksfreund, the German Democratic pa
per Of Toledo. With Romeis as candi
date for Congress on the Republican
ticket and Enright his opponent on the
Democratic ticket-a complete reversal
of politics and men within two years
Mr.. Bente don't know whether he will
climb tree, go fishin' or swear little
| in French.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24
Prohibition Is Coming.

And we have the greatest possible en-
couragement.
The future is all aglow with the bright
harbingers of success.
The South is especially alive TO the mo-
mentnous question nearly all the south
ern states are wheeling into line.
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennnes-
see, Texas, South Carolina, Kentucky are
inspiring us with grand progress.
In nearly all these States they have prl-
hibition through local option.
Alanta's success is grand boom for
prohibition and it's exhilarating echoes arc
revel berated by the press everywhere.
The South redeemed from the cur.e
will be beacon light for our encouager-
ment.
The South will then provoke war upon
our laggard civilization.
She will then say to us, "Down with
your bloody shirt and up with the cause o.
prohibition p
A grand development of prohibition
sentiment is pervading the atmosphere,
The whole country is being aroused.
The East, the North, the West, the South
are consolidating IN their demand for pro-
hibition.
Prohibition means the dawn of the mil
lenium.
The dark, dismal clouds OF intemper-
ance are breaking.
These clouds have silver lining.
The small patch of blue sky, like a
mans hand, can be seen just over our
heads.
We have only 10 look up and take
courage.
Soon we shall see tile whole blne vaull
of heaven spread ont before us and the sun
Of Prohibition in all its splendor over a
free. regeneraled and happy people, w
j. Demorest.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDlNANCE-To regulate Ale, beer and
Porter Houses and otherplaces where ;ninxi
eating liquors are sold In said Village oi Per-
rrsbuig, Ohm.
BE il ordained by tie Common Council OF the
Incorporated Vilhugeof Perrysburg, Wood CO.,
Ohio
SEo I. That il shall he unlawful frr any
person or persons BY agent or otherwise to keep
open after 10 o'clock r. NJ. any public house,
saloon store. room or shop. where intoxicating
liquors, beer, wine and nla, are sold in said
village, exccp, Saturday evening, when same
may be kept open until II Pm.
SEo. II. That any person or persons found
violating the provisions of Section ono Of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction, be fined not
less than i've dollars nor more than ten dnllars,
or imprisonment in the corporation prison not
to extccd 10 days or both att the discretion oi
the Mayor ur Police Justice.
SEC. III. This ordnance shall be in force
from and after due publication aud notice gwen
as is required by law.
ATTEST: j. II. PIERCE, Mayor.
4. b. 0BLIS0BR, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-09-24
WHAT IS DYSPEpSIA?'

Among the many symptoms
Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
the most prominent are: Va
riable appetite; faint, gnawing
feeling at pit Of the stomach,
with unsatisfied craving for
food; heartburn, feeling OF
weight and wind in the stom-
ach, bad breath, bad taste In
the mouth, low spirits, general
prostration, headache, and
constipation. There isno form
of disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none SO pecul-
lar to the high-liVing and rap
id-eating American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produce
Dyspepsia; also, bad air, ETC..
BURDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS, will cure the worst
case, by regulating the bowels
and toning up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.