Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-08-17


lively sport for time. One gentleman
took in 48 in few minutes near Port
Clinton few days ago. Thirty years
ago, in May and June, the Maumee river
was full Of these game fish. Now none
come into the river. Why is it2 Some
contend that it is caused by the pounds
at the mouth of the bay-that the
white bass, when they strike lcadline,
instead of following it into the pound
turn back into the lake. There is some
thing singular about their disappearance
from the river.so suddenly. .-7dledo Com.
mccidi.
Don't forget to see our nice Fall line
of Gents Hats before you buy.
A. WILLIAMS.
--Mnrshnl w. II. Kraiz, who shot and
killed Frank Archer at North Baltimore,
two weeks ago yesterday, had hearing
before Justice Ewing at Bowling Green on
Friday and Saturday last. Frank Bald
win closed his argument for the defense NJ
4 p. NJ. Saturday and the declron of the
court was that the prisoner he held in the
sum Of 81 900 to answer TO the charge OF
murder in the second degree. Constable
Clifford accompanied Kraiz to Nuili Bal
timore and in Is minutes 63 business men
of that village had signed the bond, and
the News says the iist of names could have
been extended to 200 il little more time
could have been given.
Sec our new line Of Childrens' School
Shoes. A. WILLIAMS.
Golfers Once A Week is a hanisome-
ly and profusely illustrated paper Of twen-
ty pages, containing two serials, several
complete stories, special articles on society
matters. political articles by the best wri-
ters in both the leading parties, amuse-
ments, Wall street financial "bubbles,'
fashions, aud departments devoted TO the
education and culture of young men and
young women, and for the edilication OF
the family. Not line is permitted in its
columns that is not absolutely pure. 1t is
mailed to the subrcribers at % cents per
month, payable to the collector, who will
call at the subscribers address, or 1910
per year in advance. Publication Office,
No. lOi Attorney street, New York.
-Mens' Suits, Boys Suits, Childs' Knee
Pant Suils-All new fall goods, at
WILLIAMS
DIR. w. w. Cullison, Sheriff of Lucas
county, died suddenly Of apoplexy at his
home In that city at 1880 yesterday morn
ng. AT o'clock in the morning lie was
administering to the wants Of his wife
who was lying at the point Of death, when
he complain ed Of u severe headache and
was compelled TO seek rest. His mother
applied some cloths moislened with iced
water TO his head and he laid down and
went TO sleep, from which he never awak
ened. AT the break OF day an attandent
discovered that lie was in dying condi-
ton, when physicians were summoned, but
too late to prolong lie. The Commission
ers met in the afternoon and two members
Of the Board being Democratic, appointed
ex-Sherif Hnrbeck TO fill the vacancy.
We are showing some special good
bargains in Clothing. Come in and get
prices. A, WILLIAMS.
The Midsummer number Of the Cos
mopolitan Ia on our table, with its bright
new cover and freighled with brilliant
array OF literary matter. II opens with
The Romances OF the Roses, by Sophie b.
lierrick, profusely illustrated from draw
ings aud four pages in color; The Last
Taken, poem, by Laura Z. Richards, illns-
trated from the painting by Gabriel Max.
Mrs Lou Is continued. The Black and
White Priests Of Russia. by Leroy Beau
lieu; The Chinese IN New York, by Wong
Chm Foo, richly Illustrated by John
Durkin IL Litura,ure Bread-winning is
in the negative by Paul r. Cleve-
land Ladies' Of the American Court, H.
lustlated by 90 engraved portraits, and
many other instructive and entertaining
articles. II will pay you to get this num-
Der.
See our Special Bargains in Mems $40
and Sl2 Suits. WILLIAMS.
A number Of our citizens, some young
and others old, the past few weeks have
Lus. This is disease that frequently ter
inmates fatally. 1t is accompanied by
aud purging, with great pain and
debility, apparently arising from excess or
acrmony of bile; II Is most common at
this time Of season Of the year, and seems
10 he produced by suppressed perspira ,ion,
indigestlble fruit, etc. The pain genera lily
about the bowels, with fever,
thirst or Irregular pulse, and severe pnrg-
ing Of bilious matter, In favorable cases
these symptoms subsidp ia few days with
Ihe acid Of opiates and mild aperients, fol-
lowed hy l"nics, Int in severe cases great
exhaustion ensnes ATTENDED by depression,
anxiety, hurried rcspiralion, cold swea's,
low and llutlering pulse, etc. During the
dog days people should avoid NIL exccs-es.
he careful moi to cat none hut sound and
ripe fruits, keep premises clear of all ac-
nf garbage or slagnant waters.
and use chloride lime liher,lly around
SINKS. "nt-l"uses and damp cellars. DR..
Goo. n. Kinder.
Been at the green apples again, have
you?
If Won don'i believe that Williams
means jns what he says about hest Suits Of
Clothes inr the least money, just come in
and look for yourself. You will be more
Than satisfied.
Peterson" for September is on hand.
We always feel that there is n lack in the
month ill this old favorile reaches us. Ii
invariably keeps up TO the mark, year alter
year for first-class writer's and artists fur
nish the literary matter and the illustra-
tions. No pains or expense is ever spared
in any department; there is only one cheap
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