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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
sOLDlERs' PENSIONS.

We give space in another column for
an article from the Grand Army Gazette,
of New York, the oldest G. A. r. paper
IN the country, which claims, and we be-
lieve justly, 10 have been the fearless, unde
WAITING champion Of all that is true, unself-
iah and patriotic in the cause OF the q. A.
H.. for the psat dfieen years. The article
covers about all The ground there ia for
argument upon the equitable and Just set
element Of the pension qnestion and from
The same and only standpoint from which
we have been able 10 view the question to
do justice as near as possible 10 all con-
cerned.
The Per Diem Pension bill we believe
was pretty generally signed by the G. A
Il. Posts throughout this section, ami in
answer to petition sent from Wolford Post
TO our Representative in Congress, Hon. M '
NJ. Booihman, lie replied that he regard,d
1t as the most juat and equitable measure
before Congress, tie only bill that would
be likely TO pass, and lie would introduce
Il as a substitute when other bills of THIS
nature came before the lower House for
action.
Two years ago at the State Encamp-
Bent, at Arkon, Gen Chas. II. Grosvenor.
who has represented the Athens dislricl in
Congress for several years, in discussing
tbe pension question al this meeting ear
nestly urged the soldiers 10 be caIelul Of
signing pension peutions as Congress wan
flooded with them which led many TO be-
leve the soldiers themselves did not know
what they wanted, aud The members like
many oiher men..sould be under similar cir
oumstances, would not attempt TO solve the
problem while they had other matters to
attend 10. He also stated what was news
10 many in Eve thousand audience, thst
the government never offered l60 acres OF
land TO soldiers 10 induce them TO enlist
ihatIrscrui,ing Sgents nay have did so, but
there was no Law or records on the statutes
at Washington 10 show such action on the
part Of the government, as he bad looked
the matter up.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

There are ANY number OF men in ihi'
town who think ii great privilege to 81
at the same board with Gen. Sherman
and they maintain, too, that next 10 the
gifted Depew, he is one OF the most enter
tanning alter dinner speaker IN the conn
try. A president OF one Of the Chicdgn
railroads related in the Windsor hotel the
other night a little anecdote nnent the gen
eraI and certain military dinner given
In Omaha, Neb, at the beginning ol the
war. The menu was wretehcd, rs were the
Omaha hotels in those days. On this oc-
c ,sion the butter WAS particularly bad and
rancid to degree. The generals al,en-
tion was arrested, and he sent for the man.
ager, 10 whom lie qnietly remarked
you will have to remove this bntter. my
friend, as it outranks me."-Ne0 Yori
World
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

The Br,zilinn p,rlim.it an MIHl =
passed the Emancipation Proclamt,ion
freeing the slaves of that country. Dom
Pedro, Emperor, who Is seriously i'll at
Milan with chest troubles, diabetes and
threatened with paralysis. and has been
kept up with -trong coffee as far as possi-
bile, rallied considerable when this news
was conveyed to him. The news has con
sijerabIy unsettled coffee in the New York
market, il taking n jump upward, caused
"a IL is alleged bythe freeing Of the slaves in
the Rio coffee district ~ il will most likely
result in unsetlling the labor market, and n
decrease in the supply. The New York
ers, or for that matter the entire country
eau take their coffee in an unsettled state u
for time vixen country has reached a
point that II has the virtue and intelli-
gence 10 cut the fetters that bind any por-
tion oi its sul jects-except for crime-as
slaves. Let us hope for better results in
Brazil than has been attained in America,
where the immense financial problem ha
been manipulated to enslave the Caucasian
race in the successful effort in cutting then
from the African.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
NOTICE..

Elizabeth Ackerman. widow. Tayid Acke :
man aud Frank Ackrrnian, hrm-, ant the
umknrwn heirs. all OF David AckeIman. de
ceased, whose places 0l residence aie II, knnwr
tp plaintiff, will take notice that "n the 18th
dan of Aril, 1883. Theodore V. Hahn iiied
his petition in the C"u,t of Common Pleas ni
W,od County. 0niu. in Case NJ. 1889 ,Gainsl
the above nanl-i parties and "ther., Iraying
that said parties mas be required 10 answer
aud set furih whatever interest ar lits they
nay have in The n"rlh FmIy 4Ol acres. of the
Northwest frac'i"nal quItcr At Section nunr-
ber rNn (2) in Town Six (8j North, Range
Twelve l2l East, in Wood County, 0aio. aud
that the same NAV he adjuiged to be null aud
void. and plaintiffs TILE 10 said premises
quicied, aud for all other proper relief.
Said parties are rqnir d to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 2ud day
Of June, 1888.
THEODORE V. HAHN.
ID X, HoLLIsBEcK, ATTY.
April 18th 1883. 81
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will he received at the nffice
nf the Clerk of the BOARD nf Education nj Per.
rysbuIg township in Phoenix Block IN Perrys-
burg, Oiin. nnIi' twelve "'clnck at moon on the
Goth day nf May, A. D. 1883. for building a
brtk school hous. on lot ("ld site) si,uited in
the northwest corner Of nOrtlvest "a section
81. t"wn U. $. r., in sub-dMtict M IL nj
sad township, suitable for said sub.disrrlci M.
y, acc"r'ling to plans and specifications un
fie At said office.
Each LId must contain the name nf every
person interested IN the same aud be accom-
panied bv a sufficient guaranty Of some disn.
teresled person, that, II the bid is accepted, a
contract will he entered into. and the perform
ance OF II properly secured.
The bid for each Kind Of material called f. r
by the srrc cfcaiiuns must he stated separately,
and the piice Of each given, and tie price rf
labor must al,o be separately stated.
None but the lowest responsible bid will be
accepted. aud The hoard may reject all bids
by order Of the Boa:d Aptil 10, A ID. 1888.
GEOaGs STRAIN, Clrik.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

The sixth annual enc,mpment of the
Sons Of Veterans, Division OF 0hio,wns held
at Dayton last week. There were 80 del
egstes IN attendance, who, when their
business sessions were through visited the
Soldiers Orphans Home, at Xenia, anil
had a royal reception by the managers Of
this Home. This organization was started in
1881 and Its growth has been phenom-
email. There are 162 Camps in Ohio alone =.
Gen. G. A. Abbott, Of Chicago, is Com
mander-in Chief OF tins order, and Col.
Geo. ". Leonard, of Urbana, is Com
mnnder OF the Ohio Camps.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

There is a danger (perhnps never com
templsled by the Nuihor) in MIR. Mosons
hill 10 confer the right 10 vote on widows
and unmarried ladies Of twenty-one years
and over II might be nm obstacle TO mat
rimony. We do not suppose That Miss
Susnn Anthony, aud ladies' Of her elrong-
minded disposition, would surrender the
right to vote, II they hHd II, for drsen
husbands, aud this they would have in do
IL they lost their independent individuality,
by getting married. II is I" he hoped,
however, that those ladies nre exceptions
10 the general rule AHdntn (Gd.) joWndi.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

-"PErERsoS" for June is the magazine
that every lady should get who wants the
fullest description Of everything new in the
way Of summer fashions; it Is also the
magazine for everybody who wishes the
best in ihe matter Of engraving, stories,
and literary matter in general. With this
nnmber, The first volume Of the present
year clu~es, and, excellent as IL has been in
all respects, the new volume promises 10
be even better. The illustrated article
announced Tor ilIe July number, "IIow a
Great English Noble Lives" viii prove of
unusual iniereht nj this time, being pro-
l,lsely-illuslrated paper Descriptive Of
Hatfield House and It's owner, the Mar
Puis OF Salisbury, Prime Minister OF Eng.
land. In August serial will begin, by
the author ga Transpisnted Rose" one
oi The most popular novels OF American
fashionable life which has ever appeared.
Indeed, 'Pelerson's" list Of atiractions--in
ils literary, fashion, and household depart
ments-haH never been more brilliant
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
The United Labor Party gets the first
Ticket I'm the FipId.

CfNoINHATT, May 1.-THE united labor
convention this afternoon nominated Roh-
ert II. Coudrey, of Chicago for president
Of the United States, aud W. II. T. Wake
field, Of Council Grove. Kansas, for wee :
president. Coudrey is native Of Indiana,
but has resided in Chicago since The FIRE
nnd lsn practical chemi.t aud editor OF the
Druggists Journal. lie left the republi
can party in 1875, Wakefield was born in
he itucky, is a lawyer mud farmer and was
one ol the origintl Kansas pioneers
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
Democratic State Convention.

The Democrats Of Ohio, in convention
assembled al Dayton Wednesday, nom.
mated the following State ticket, nnl heart
lily endorsed Clevelands administration
FOR Secretary Of StNle-Bvston q. Young
OF Marion.
For Supreme Judge-L. r. Crilchfeld,
Of Holmes.
For Board Of Public Works-James
Emmit, oi Pike.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

The men became so woi thless in Okla
loosa, Kansas, that at the late spring cleo
tion full ticket ,mpos'l of women for
mayor an council was put into the field
aud elected by &C majority. The even,
has created no little merrment for the
newspapers. One thinks there will he
trouble TO decide whether the city flag
shall be shirred, cut bias, or trimmed with
lace. Another allows il any special lesis-
iution is enacted the city millenery stores
will be open Sunday. We will venture
the assertion that II the men don't walk
straight" they will be put in stiaigh
jacket.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

oughly satisfied that little Is as good as
n feast n
Not only do the iaets already cited
prove thu bill 10 lie the one preferable TO
all others, but, II shonld be stated ma Nn-
other strong argument in It's favor, thpl the
per diem bill u n law would make tile
honorable discharge Of soldier. sailor or
marine pension certificate on its face, be
c'usee IL would slow the posimnslrr or
other person acting ~ lisburSing officer,
the date Of muster aud the dAie Of discharge
by means Of winch the total term II ser
vice conld he easily and quickly computed
This once done succeeding payments could
I've made without trouble or delay, aud in
the towns aud sa,iller cities the monthly
pension could he paid m the Last diy Of
e,ch mouth ii desirable wilhnnt danger uf
plicslions,
Comrades, we have given few Of the
reasons why we should organize III unit.
@ ,fTt to pnss tile PER DIEM pension bill
The last and slronge4t argument IL, that we
ate assured by members of the Senate
aud Of the House of Representatives that
the hill is The only one that stands any
chance of being passed by Congress aud re-
ceiVing the approval OF the President.
Success IA within reach il you will but do
yJur part Do II at once.
------
CLARA, how Is the bab,7 oh, he is as chirp
sta lark. That Hibbsrd's Throat and Lung
BalsAm is agreM remedy. Three doses re.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
Btprashats auutnar.
FRIDAY = MAY Is, 1888.

Jndge j j. Moore, Of ottawa was re-
nominpied by ooclNmstion, at the eenven-
ton at Lima last week, for Judge Of Cir
cult Court. He is receiving many eomrli-
mentary notices from the Democratic press
for his impartial decisions IN the past.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

While tho Union Labor Convention
In Cincinnati was waiting for n report
from a committe on Tuesday, the con-
vention was addressed by Jesse Harper,
formerly leading Greenbacker in llli-
nois and the man who in 1860 named
Abraham Lincoln for President In the
Republican National convention. Mrs.
Marion Todd, of Michigan, and F. NJ.
Fogg, of Michigan, also addressed the
convention
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
Ask for Tickets via G.. Fl. 81 d. r. r
Philip wslzel, Plaintiff. In Wood coo.
against Court Of
Harriet weizel, Defendant Common Pleas.
PETITION EOR DlYORCE-NOTICE.

The defendant. Harriet welzel, Of Scapyille
10 Dayess County. Illinois. will take notice
that ON the lith dav nf April A. D. 1885,
plaintiff, filed In the Court of Common Pleas
Of Wood County, Ohio, his petition setting
forth that he was married to defendant January
10. 1883. That April, 7ih. 1888, defendant
wilrully abandoned plaintiff, and has been viii.
fully absent from hin ever since. That she
was guilty nf extreme cruelty and gross Neglect
of duty. Aud praying tint on tho hearing Of
tins case the marriage contract be annulled and
said parties divorced. Said cause will stand
for hearing on the 2sh daY nf May, 1888.
pnILir WETzEL, Plaintiff.
j. Il. Tyler, All'y. H
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

Efforts are being made to obtain the
Governors pardon for the three impris-
oned Chicago Anarchists, Fielden,
Schwab and Neebe, The petitions are
being extensively signed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
GREAT EXCiTEM ENT.
At the Valley City Mills. Which tht
Foreman EXPLAINS as Follows;

Foreman Explains as Follows
DEAR FRtEND:- Yours Of the 26th instant
was received, and beg pardon for not ans,
wering 1t sooner. The tact is, am working
day and night; have not been as well in fifteen
years. That trouble with my stomach and the
rheumatism which nearly killed me has been
entirely cured by Tlibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
and Phsters. Mother is now taking it and
thinks there is no medacine in the world equal
to II. A. W. THOMPSON.
Valley City Mills, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dec. 90, 1887.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified MS Assignee for the benefit of cred
itors of Taylor & Miller, druggists.
All persons indebted to said firm will make
immediate pa,ment. aud creditors will prpsen Mt
their cla ms duly authenticated for allowance
To the undersigned.
ASHER COOK,
&c Assignee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
JouS NEIDERuousE. HRENLS HEG MASTER
NEIDERHOUSE 4 llEGAHASTER,
Manufacturers Of
WAGONS, CARRIAGES & BUGGIES,

GENE iAI. BLACKSMITGING
t5g- Special attention given to Repairing. All
work Cheap and Warranted. G,ve us a trial
and be convinced that we do first class work.
Shops corner Indiana Ave. and Locust SIS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

We especially invite the attention OF mothers
and daughters 10 page 9, 9,ofrnr medical ramph.
let. RHEUMATIC SYRuP Co.
Jacksnn Mich.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
A SPECIAL OFFER.

Having purchased the entire pro-
duct of an extensive factory, / am
prepared to offer new Spring STYLE
CHAMBER SUITS at strictly
Wholesale prices. I am putting in a
stock daily, something new in design
aud finish in PARLOR, LIBRARY
and DINING-R0OM sets. Special
care taken and prices very low for
Recovering old furniture with the
latest style of covering. Estimates
of cost made upon application.
The best assortment of CHILD
RENS' CARRIAGES in the West.
Prices on these goods beat the mar
ket.
M. BARTLETT,
Mammoth Store, Toledo, o.
so & 81 Summit St.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

We are the only house in North
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and with our mammoth stock we
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Come and see US, we will surely have
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-05-18
INVENTION &: a: ::::': ::: T; : 8; 8;

inventive progress is n nnil"l ~nd s,sirn, af
work that can be performed all 'vei the ,npn-
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
Mr.. TROTBRIDGE WILL RETALIATE.
THE BROKER TELLs HIS SIDE OF THE sTORY--BAII
GIVEN FOR HIS APPEARANCE on APRIL 3.

THE BROKER TELLs HIS SIDE OF THE sTORY--BAIL
GIVEN FOR HIS APPEARANCE on APRIL 3.
The sudden arrest Of Francis Z. Trowbridge, the
stock broker Thursday evening, the complaint of
and the Intention Of leaving the State, caused much
talk Wall Street yesterday. and in church circles
where M Trowbrdge has been prominent When the
case WAS called the Tombs Court yesterday morning,
Joseph D Haight . retired Wholesale grocer Of No.
21o East Fieenthst, renewed his bond Of the night
and gave security In the sum OF $4,000 for Mr.
Trowbdges appearance April to which date the case
continued by Justice Power
Daniel NJ Porter James 2. Foster appeared as the
defsndAnes counsel During the day MI Trowbridge was
visited once Drexe Building by many friends
and sympsshircrA who called to ocr aid and confidence
NJ TrowbYdse who . trustee OF ST. Pauls ME- Church
and also Of ths Syracuse University Of which Institution he
10 eraduatA and who 10 memoer Of the Union League
Cluh and sf Psi Upson Society. did not appear greatly
disturbed In mind yesterday. He said:
This man Klins. whom nevsr until yesterday on
0stobss 90 last my books Will show came here ana
bought 600 OF Richmond Terminal stock2oo shares
"a 200 A. 2s SO and 200 a, 2s Ia. month later no
bought 200 shares Of Jersey Central a. n Ia on all this
stock hs put up o. margin The Jersey Central stock
went up and sold 70 7s and 70. realizing about $3.50
profit The Richmond Terminal stock also advanced a.
one time 70 90 II he had sold then he would have real
i.ed about o. 500 but held On Monday he ordered
hs stock sold at q 7 buyer three" that Is three days
10, delivery In deal he lost about s 400 leaving
a. 900 to his credit Hearing ths, he had been hero IN
An excited yesterday, called Mt his ONCE OF NO 26l
proadway my way uptown altar business hours Mr.
Kns waved his hand dsamau and said 4 s5 200
from you nov or I want the security told him the
ststement h would show that the balance due
him WAS only about o. eco lie made another dramatic
flourish and rang little bell, onicer McClosxey ap
psarcd ana srrssted expressed my asonshnent AZ
sueh prsoptas conduct lie grandly threw himself back
I'm his chair and replied 4 understand your position, sir
but an Of situation was taken 70 Police
locked up with thieves and pickpockets
until my fr,ends arrived and furnished bail"
Nj Trowbrdse said he intended 70 prosecute Mr. King
eharres Of false imprisonment swearing. MI
ylns sad yesterday he had Mr. Trowbdge arrested
becsuss he hsd accounting and over the
balance due adding He admitted that he had used my
money and unable pay Mine 10 not an Isolated
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
MErHOpYsH IN NEw.Y0RK.

The Methodist Social Union. which was sseensy oss.n
zed among tho lay Of the Church IN the city, he'd s
rst meeting last night and ate ts nrst dinner ~
I'm West Twenty. thirdsk After the dinner the
gathered 10 the parors and John D. siaybaek the ens
man. In short speech greeted them The object OF sne
Union ia he said. by social work TO make Mssnoo.~
stronger In NewYork. for. take II at It's bcs ness ~
admitted that Methodsm not what It ought TO Do shs
town He introduced the Dr. Schauer OF the New
York City Mssion, 10 tell what he knew OF AesAo"'m ~
relation to the masses
Dr. schaufior thought that Protsstansim doing veu
through tho county, growing hsesf than Ne popsuceu
but In and large eiues nSs much eoad %
said Of Methodist or other church work AsIow Sves
s there are to-day 100000 more people Asn asse
were thirty years ago. but only the Roman Cthoue snc
the Hebrews had more churches, the old svsngeaeeI
churches have nearly gone Only In some Of shs nps
copa churches 70 rsa being dcnA b were givsn
the money and enort spent In year for easeoA '
poses In NewYork hs thought that Ae could shew aess
new and nourshing churches TOR IT. Dr. J. Seenays
who followed thought that churches LIKE ~ PsePA m
should have energetic assistant mn'sses
do something Of tho old kind Of Methodiss ereus we
Among others who took part in the discussion we nshsp
Foss Bowlss Collegiate General Clinton b. Fss Dr. 'snss
NJ King the Rev. Dr. Lindsay farkss sno 'n' NV ~'
John Rhey Ths mpson-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-24
WENT HOME TO DIE.

IN. ows, nS ps Il my re ,ssion S,;a Ss T nd 1
Shortly oloo9 an sttsck OF brown gr!yeL ~
Number wsS sse " Doctors One said wss gravel
was Inflammation Of the e!ad;dSr' u s;a
and .nO.s.1 .sss had s,on: 70 j ~ ,sf sasa:
xSs1ya ySa Ss: s:ns s'Sssss Ssas :.assS sssd e.
Dsyd KsnnsdZ1, nv n seon th9 nsAisins essae aa aaS
ma ma ss pan ::';ese 3, ssssn onSs ~ss
let. my beo nS snv Witnesses Win substantass wass ~
reme9y rnnwn everywhere. hope THE sseseks ~ s.smS
sss:' sssss others ss's ssko%N sks V SAf Affss':Su;s
~ ~ =. Kennedy'o Favorlte Romeoys
80 "0ive Hint0 ssA ~ Hin 6sssa'