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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-11

NJ ORR AND -FLOUR-Conslderlng the short
,assan The dealings reached moderate sggregate' 10
good p part los ae GnImporsnt FOR the day sales
1000 bills 4,g 9Ss, i0r % osSss 80; TOO b5ls
S SPs NIL H." s5SsS d Wlst Indies 300 eSs
n Inn s ES Winter Wheat Extra 65sSS $50
6 6Ss sSPsrlH' city Min tor West Indies g
% is PATENTS % eoase So Low ExsrS % g. 90
fsS , 90 % cbOco ss ssssS Fancy 2ossS 50 Pssn
@ " Snfce "a pOds5 05 Very Choice % Very Fancy
fVer ~ MINNESOTA spring Wheat Low Extras SO 05s
x s0 Clear 81 SSasS IS Rye Mixtures q 0ss$S 10
70 Very Choice e5 SOds0 20 Patents Fancy 90 5se
So So supornne Spring and Wnef ~ soet 2g LIN
FLoUR~Rather qules but nrmIy held sales 7So be.s
81 d0GSb IS Patents, IS 1890 To-; .nUS nWHEA1
ELouRr-Stesdy. Quoted k 81 0o4s2 II La BUCK
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enees of the companies, showing the gfsins and
losses
Four,b week In Jan.-1Ss8. 1889. Drerencea PEI
40 eompanes 161 a. 5O7 s19 Inc eo03 $50 l128
q companies.... 46,949 413,1S1 Dec. S3,70o 1'oo
Total 81 compssi 2e ITO g. o2o 500 Inc 1929 $50 1871
"a eos oe1 S9s s1s si 59s Inc T4e $50 b5
ii co's...... SAB .13S 5,259,373 Dee 14,Too %
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Mem Publications.

I'D 1T NOW.-Send &C., silver or stamps, 10
~ pay postage and will send you our great illus
tr,ta6 1sner THE AMERICAN BAZAAR, six months on
trial and present you by return mall with an elegant
t,nie nate butter knife or sugar she'll THE AMERICAN
MAR 100 Pearl-st, Boston, Mass
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Rallroans.

g IiORE LINE-ALL RAIL RQUTE,r..r,v,1ins
trains Iesye Grand Central stsos Psosiasnss sp1 N
dining carr Might Express at IL $50 sp ,,mss ca
FOR Newport at a ID. aud p m fslaes <s"'-
or Sleeping Cars on al express Hsinss
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. .o
Il On and after January ~, 1oo''
GREAT TRUNK LINE LINE pourE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 1850
L On and after JANUARY 81 1851
GREAT Trunk eIgISI !, LI NE ROUTE.
Streets Ferries as follows Ter pullman Palace
PsasssSo and the T:s bnhs
daily and ohessG Le eaI Of Il RaSlS %
ssas.st &c al o 70 G&i5 nc
For a1 Tebs as on ana :ns n Rsns
For NSristOwn P 6S Sn and 90 p n Sundays
nstn s and w "a and the south LIMITED wsn
ng SSnv E ~ me- q arrive washington 90 m and
s 81 " P @ tss GH5 q -
SS .a 10 a9 Oo no E SO and S 90 M
l2'i' H'SAN FOR ATLANTIC CITY
% IN n. m. Through parlOr Carr. and D. m. week
roSs s f hsS M M:s n'sh G'Ei
a:so .nd On na sandss S, 40 m and
For ga 70 Pe mt and Rh Rs
ana ana T Bss En s.EGS no dsE va D.
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all hsq Tst
s tTsn.:er a. Tor s' BrSso ES' travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
h1SHc osa.na :as tssv SsSSs:
fn no iG s %S'4s9Se4s 5@ S;SS
Sa SIS ans 80 s'p and H iS ana r
Sunday Es sS &c. 10 and No. and z ID
nj hn 'Accommodaton, 90 p m suno.v :, q q
M 70 On a sandsy eonsd. & Hsn saa for
ss sas ana sDa "a to nfsasaEa "a
our ana Brooklyn Annex seco fcst Of Fulton
S 81 HI 2%Slsi. Z isss =. -,
The NewYOrk Transfer 02%Psh5 w call i'f ana
check oAt Ssgg ~ ep t5Sm n'''i' D R. woop.
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot o, cOrslandt and
6sss1SaH. and nse%ss,ss PosSss
and the west and principal local pOnts Chair ear to
n a. m for Cherry Ford and Intermediate points
M fI aRs Rssdhs and
6. ss ! Pi T. sRa "a e. Rsa .iS intermediate
! f ,Ss a eaupf a as Sh I
&. ws s ay: Sleeper G9' Buffalo
rsns leaving a. ,h,n.1 as sne one eO reonS
nee' iO' =" '' SUNDAY TRAINS
So M for Mauoh Chunk HA'ie'0n and intermediate
oSpfy s1a T es5nsd Rsshgg sts' Burs.
and he sssr f Rssls o cPS' rs g ISSS osaws
WEST SHORE e. RAILRQAAR "a u wo.S 90
f f%1sSn i 2am fSSs Of SO
{ Sg; = e 90 Mas az oasaa, TflSs1 E
Fas Syracuse Utica, and principal intermediate stations
si5 - :55 a m, 1900 . 10 p m fand n H. i9f
SIS % So SIlso M and I'D = s9 9G 2 ss 20 q No
aT w Ss%sG rs M as Elegant Sleep
ngears for buffalo, NlagaJs Fans toronto, p s,
SsIsas0 o shs trains daily except sunda @ Leave
IeyySnv CIV p. r. r. Station, all 20 a. M, $3.50
D. m HobOksn West Shore station All 80 M - 80 g
tickets. time tables, or Information apply ~
ofuces: Brookyn-333 washngton.st., $50 fnitonosS
Annex once foot OF Eulton,st New-I9rk CityIsxIi
and West Shore Stations foot Of West a2dst anq foot or
1ayst H. r. Westcott's Express calls for and checks
baggage from hotels and residences. O. Z. bAhbEha'
General Passenger Agent Vanderoltaye N 4.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ -Irajps leave Chsmbors-st. Station week days fof
Fnglewood Tenady, CloseP, Sparkll md Nyaek 20
~ 20 sio and II 80 a. M I1S SEQ = 20 10
6.1O 10 40 g. 10 80 IL midnight ouhoA5s'
T. s sadn. n trains 70 csessk and way 40 N. and
2's srds Manuel. Spring Valley MOnsey and TsllnAnA
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season ara based on American standard of elas.a


~, ora,nary 1915 Low Middlmg--S an;;aao
Coco oIu,ao yddnaryS rs Mddling 80 91o
Tho onton market developed new features and prices
epctasted Within marrow range Oh 1ga p1 n for
ts dppy Speculation spiritess Sales, 3S'soo
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CENTRAL RAILROAD A e2r NEW SSt JERSEY HfSE

~ ENIRAL VI NEN -
r'0- Time Table Of January TO- 1859.
100 a. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, ETC. -, a..
100 10 for Pennington. Easton' bethlehem' hnen
I'D a M Tor BIemineton. Lake Ropatconq, Easton,
Bethlehem, Allentown Maueh chunk "llseDaIse'
s sSamokIn. sunbury. LewIsburg williamspoft
j D. M for Wilmington, Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Maueh CHUNK, Reading, HarriSbprg, ETC.; ,,.,,.
Chunk Wikesbarre Scranton, TamaQua shamokin;
for Eemington Lake Mopst6eoRg hSston
goo and 6:so p m iof soRees Hebten Mauch
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg ETC. On Sundays AZ 'So
a m Sundays. for EastOn; IN ..,o su,
dsys T. Q a. M for Red Bank Long Branch tGsbury
Park Ocean Grove, except sunday Point p,easap5
$50 sS RIVER J. aT gS M etc Si
4 $50 a. m, / D. M for Ylnesnd, Bridgeton. xoo
4;So, 9. s;l5 1880 II lS e., psr.s 4g SS 'SO'
eh For TAKs fS%SeosS 80 g IS fir 90 80
80 D. m. Parlor cars at 80 and 80.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4:so a NJ / 90 D. m $3.50 D. m. Through EzSrsss.
with Paflor-cars.)
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
via Central r r. Of New.yersey and PhiladelpndA ana
g. ii a M 80, 315. 4, 80, 2: 80, IL p. m. SUN.
DAYS st 2 a. m. 8 $50, ~ p m; Ian a. k.ao
80 Il p m. Fave for Residing, Harrisburg
TicSet: and Psrloy Car sests procured
iaSth:st 1852 East f25th.st.. NewYork; 4 cOurtst,
transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
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The bank exchanges az the New-York Clearing Houss
and the stocks sold tho NewYUk Stock Exchange for
the week Of three years compare as follows;
Feb. ~, 49, Feb. II, 'sS. Feb 0, 80.
Exchanges s065 O5O CAS- $3.50 go OBS s74g S5te57
No. shares sold. 2.2o0722 7sS4S7 l,bSA,S32
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mo following shows he feIatIoh uft"rcb tu W.T. TO
..rv. ana the total deposits the respective dates
sreeis ..-. eos 22e. 500 es2.ol9,ooo sses2o coo
Legal tenders .-.--- 1S4s4'Soo SSoo9oeO eo.V1ZO0O
Total reserve eSi7l4'oo0 slle0fsVVO Si<<o'->"|'
Reserve required -
against deposits. 77,eo2e2o saSol1Ho IOo.ISS,c-o
sr,S,us sLo5ii76 s2o.14s276 sIlI62gTs
Per CT Of deposits. 2o.4 oUA- 80
The following is Saturdays statement in detail
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hf.I,Deo sO s11o 1Ae 17e sf1o 92s e55 me s79.47o
RANK CONDITIONS COMPARED

HSS.Ianen ~ no. 1le 17e sf1o sos 655 me- s79.l7o
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
For the first time in the history Of the associ-
ated banks Of New-York yesterdays weekly state
ment Of averages reports loans Of $500, 900, 600
and over. Last week the average loans were ex-
banded sS1OS, 900 TO the sum of s4Os,0lS,9oo.
By the operations Of the Sub-Ireasury In the week
ended Friday evening. the associated banks lost
AZ. 74I.543 cash The statement shows the loss
70 the average cash TO have been So 7se,100. This
indicates a large movement TO the INTERIOR under
stood TO have been TO the East. Probably the
statements figures for the average cash of the
week are greater Than the actual sum held at the
close of business Friday. The gain OF s3,sl G,4oo
in the deposits is about s600,0 900 smaller than the
increase that the other changes call for; but that
ia a discrepancy usual 10 the absurd system Of
reporting averages for the week, instead Of the
actual conditions at the close Of business on Fri
day. The statement results in loss TO the
surplus reserve of sl.74O,200 and leaves 10 OF
n4.o42, O75, against $2O.143,275 February IL,
1888, and 81 s, 6Oo, 600 February IL, 1881
The changes in the week Of 1888 wero as
follows. Loans increase 700, cash de
crease 50 / o. roo deposits increase Sl,l43,20O,
and surplus reserve decrease S24Ol BOO Inc
changes Tor the week OF 1887 were Loans IN
crease sG4Ol, 700, cash decrease S52S,OOO, de-
nosts increase "a. SO, 600, and surplus reserve
decrease ST ,s62, 100. The changes OF the week OF
1890 were Loans decrease s93s,500, cash de
crease So 7a0.8OO, deposits decrease s9,6l4, oVO,
and surplus reserve decrease $2,25O 600.
The statement compares with thOss Of corresponding
dates Of 1882 and 1885 as follows;
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RAILROAD EARNINGS
GRAND TRUNK CANADA
vu.,,., :, mia. a sss. 5 ssss l sss:;
weel ended Jan. 20 sSo0se s249752 ,29l
IAN to Jan. %. 1i0o,A4e 1,1A495S 1,24S,4ls
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Number OF miles,. GIG Wy .,o eeaa9S
Fourth week in jan. sIlSaS SIosSsSyi $izzssSSSS
Jan. 1 10 Jan. 81. fSo2l9 SO4'o= oIbooo
ST LOUIS ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE
branch LineL) - -.
Number OF miles,; ~ nsa GOA Sg so sos fdaa
Ian. 70 Jan. ST.. 74os5 1850 7s7S4
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN
Number OF miles,. 2H azH. 80 xs.
f ISn S 10 jan 81. 74625 1890 0S11o
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles,. 5IS. ..oL IA ~ Sy[
first week In Feb s5ofOle sSoaeSSee etyySS2211
Jan. 1 20 Feb. IT, ltf,SVO looo4o IA"ooo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number Of miies...- bSS. -, osy 40 e SSe
First weak In Feb. Seote9 Yaty{S g99gyyvvyy
Jan. 10 Feb 7-.... b2da-l s<a'ho ai'-a'
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DeeemTT Quoted weak without change OF moment
vim moderate TO the demana sHs SSU III
eNpors M the ports have aggregated oS1 oaie
eompafine with 4.80s51 osiSs ioi 'n' 'Oi''ND'"s -
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Mnainal Instruction.

I'D ANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons
ID with OF without the aid OF notes HENRY Q. DOB
EON Ie70 Broadway, between 32d and SSd sts
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ror Both sexes-CitI
Art Schools,

Art SCHOOLS.
M fE. LOUISA Il. CULVER will resume her glasses,
Ni from October 20, in Drawing, OIL and Wster-colof
Painting, Sun Life, Flowers and Landscape China Paint
ans NV NO % WEST 2sD-ST.
References Mr.. ID. Huntington, President hntlone
Academy Of Design, Mr. william Hart, D. A Mr. James
III. Hart N. A. Mr.. David Johnson n. A.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Boston Feb o, 1882
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I RARE STRENGTH SHOWN.
4 BRoAD AND ACTIVE MARKET.
THE TREASURY GAINS IN CASH WITHOUT
4A'-' AFFECTING ITS SURPLUS.

Sunday, Feb. 10-p. m.
IN. limited States Treasurer last week received
80 customs "A. 724, 92s and from internal rev.
irOAn 700 ok. total from both s7,1sS,2S3,
~ -. &c OF 7 e4A for the preceding week Dur
as"inSv -, tho Treasury added to its cash
ing 'no ~ vanlts s2.567, 7O4, and reduced It's
donosits in National banks 10 ei,'0S n'
aoir N its cash balance Sill Ing pm
So 81 IN tbe vaults balances were gains Oh
40 gao eco cold and s763,6s4 silver Inc gam
- Told was made by an accumulation OF slfo'o4i
- ord reduction in the outstanding smounV
a.tisoo+es ~ s241sI22. The silver gain was
VI accumulation Of s929,SS6 bullion, less
=. issus Of s1se.152 certificates. Inc silver gam
81 III, little more than the weeks coinage OF
We dollars The Treasurer's liability Tor tne
artion Of National bank circulation was In
.s =, "a sa7 so that the addition TO the
creaSeu $500 Tzas only s79,47s for the week
s,n,o,naa ara the results Of yesterday A'a1oe" '-
800 % ~. statement Of February q:
'"-'N nab D 1883. Feb o. 1889 Differences
Gold coin and bul.
less certificates
and siO0. ooo. 900 "a, se7 "a ess mo sQ $50 $50
reserve S94,b0o,Zo7
a s1ssSsssS HSSsssS Dec Dec ssSsdS
eSIS1 less sef' a5oso5o7 2Ss442s1 Inc 7eses4
o,, .i S21 55s $751; is9 2S8 Inc q. 507 7Ol
uonal banks. 4o459'AzA -t 1870 1890,
Total 100 es1 saOi, SO47o7 Inc sl.1s411e
Deduct for funds
held 70 redeem
b RSlQ SsnI f the sss5o5 s1O7a4a Inc
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
TT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1,473 Broadway,
near 42d.st SD year; primary, commercial ana easel'
es deuartnoents; instruction thorough NJ. NJ. HOBBY,
". l. AKIN, N. @. HENDRICKSON, Principals
yXTOoDBRrDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 4btLst Scientific.
w classical English Two hundred students have been
prepared for Columbia School Of Mines.
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Ioantims Araosmiss.

A LIEN DODWoRTH
"a NO. 6S1 5TH-AVE.
' venfn0 Class for Gentlemen and Private LesSons
" See Circular.
a Try AMBER MACGREGoRS. los WEST 15TH-ST
"A PriVate Lessons and Glasses IN Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall 10 let for private entefainments.
A -oAKTIERs DANCING ACADkMYs 20 eth ave-.
a. between lSth and 18th ss private aud class lessons
e hours lady assistans special terms Tor CLUBS sht
rapidly; CLASSES afternoon and evening terms moderate.
Il ERNANpo's Dsnesng AcadeEy ls2 Eas. Seth- 81 81
New classes ROW forming Tot eecona tefn All
Jsebionabe Dances Send for circular
Al ISIS HoYT so WEST Al dances carefully
kvl taught strictly lessons specially ana cases
kssoh class fsf ladies' and cadrsni terms reasonable
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For Young Ladies Country.
<,o1LE6IATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEwooD
Cf u Reopens September 20. Preparation for col
isee specially Pupils admitted % Ysssa wellesley
snd Smith on our esrtihcate. ALKALINE w. bTEhL1hG,
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISH. A.
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The following were Saturdays quotations for IN
Itetad eacurffiez.
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gnsirHctfon.

WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1s5T. HOME
I'M, nay scIIOOLL-Centra Park, West ct 62d- St
fnorgsn Mansion.l Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
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Total shares sold for the week
Assessments all paid.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04
U.JJCKEY,

Freedom Lodge number 723, |. o. o.
f., of Pembcrvillc, Wood county, Ohio,
has just been Incorporated. They in
tend building rs soon rs possible so that
they will have IL homo of their own.
Troy Lodge number 81, 1. o. G. T., of
Lueliey, has just been incorporated to
enable them to build hall for them
selves MS soon as they can. ... Miss
Orila Rogers, ncice OF Mr.. Charles +.
Greiner, of Milwauwee, Wisconsin, is
here visiting with her uncle. -. Mrs.
Whitehead of Philadelphia, Pa, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Caldwell. 80. Mr.. Andrew Raab is
very sick with the typhoid fever, DR..
l.. l.. Loomis of Pembervillc is attend
ing him-he is now improving. The
worst seems to be over. -. MIR. c. G..
Layman has returned to business again
uftcr his sojourn in Toledo, taking II
shorthand course. He was in Bowling
Green yesterday on business. .... Miss
Iona Hanes, of Woodvillo, Sandusky
county, was in Lucky over Sunday Wis
iting friends. She Went TO Bowling
Greon Monday. ..... The first steps
have been taken to incorporate the
village of Luclsey, in duo time it will
be consumated.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04

Ashton Taylor is prepared to take
orders for all kinds of mason work.
Boots and shoes, all grades ani
prices, at VOLTS,
j. H. Pierce has recently purchas-
ed the old blacksmith shop, formerly
owned by Henry Hollenbeck, and will
convert it into carriage house.
Clothing and furnishings for Fall
and Winter wear at VOLTS.
Burglars broke in the store house
of John Osberg, of Perrysburg, and
stole six bags of seed wheat, quantity
of corn, potatoes and hams, in all about
$50 worth of grain and provisions. The
thieves evidently are preparing for
Winter.
If you want first class double OF
single harness go TO VIM. Schlect, Perrys-
burg.
B. Trombla, recently built an addi-
tion to his residence on railroad street.
He has also let tho contract to John
Householder for the erection OF new
house on the old Crane lot on Sixth
street, which is to be completed within
| 80 days, and to be occupied by u newly
married couple from this place.
Carpets from goo to Csc per yard
at j. VOLTS.
Mr.. Nathan Tefft was recently
awarded pension by Uncle Sam, and
he has wisely purchased for himself q
neat little home on the corner of Fifth
and Cherry sts., into which he will re,
move his family soon. Many friends
congratulate Mr.. 7. on his good fortune
and his sensible disposition OF the
funds.
ALL kinds ginghams, from &c TO o.
at VOLTS.
| The members of the Maumcc Ladies
Relief Corps called on the members o
the Perrysburg Relief Corps at the
home of Mrs, j. B. Scott, yesterday
and very pleasant day was enjoyed
and refreshments served from the
caskets of the guests. Tho Relic
Corps of this place is prospering finely
and received an addition of three new
members at their last meeting.
Flour and Feed always on hand at Jez
yards grocery.
Rev. Fitterer has recently return
cd from very pleasant session of the
Evangelical Conference at Lindsay, ant
n visit among friends at Bellevue
He is now placed in charge of the
PerrySburg, Moline, Millbury, ant
Lucliey congregations. Rev. Seger
who formerly assisted in the work here
is now placed in charge OF the Yves
Mission at Cleveland. The following
are the appointments for Fremont Dis
trict: Fremont, E. NJ. Spring; Lindsey
II. C. Berger; Sugar Creek, A. j
Gramley Porrysburg, j. S. Fitterer
Bever Creek and Tontogany, Il. ID
Paulin; Belmore, w. d. Huddle
Napoleon, A. f. Beery; Findlay, A
Evans; Hancock, w. c. Muuk; Mt
Cory, H. b. Davis; Bettsville. w. ~
Shisler: Gibsonburg, Nj. b. Mohn.
"A new and complete line Of st"tioner.
al Jezzarts grocery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04
Clothing. Suits from $3.50 up at
VOLTS,
Sunday school convention.

sunday School convention.
The first convention of the Wood
County Sunday School Union will be
held at the First Presbyterian church,
at Weston, on Wednesday and Thurs
day. October 8 and 10, 1889. 1t is
earnestly hoped delegates will be pres
ent from all the Sunday Schools of the
county. A very interesting pro-
gramme, as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
MORNING SESSION
9:0O--D evotional Exercises. Conducted by
Prof. j. b. Smiley.
9:30-Business: Adopting OF Constitution and
Bylaws, Election of Officers. Etc.
1000 How can we reach the 1000 Boys and
Girls outside the Sunday School in Wood
County? Jerry Benschoter, Grand Rapids.
10.S0-How can we put life into the Sunday
school7 Discussion opened by X. j. Col
lins, Tontogany,: ,,
1l:oo-The Bible. Its use In Sunday School.
Discussion opened by N. L. Hanson, Per.
rysburg.
1130-Assignment of Delegates.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:Oo-Devotional Exercises conducted by Rev. j
address sSn Sy Sener the Mayor of wes
ton, j. A. Holmes. Response by the Presi'
dent
2:4o-1he Sunday School Teachers Privilege
and Responsibility. W. II. Alexander,
Toledo.
3:l0-Personal character of the Teacher essen.
tal to success. Discussion opened by Mrs.
NJ. +. Hobart Bowling Green.
3:40-Teachers Conference, conducted by s.
L. ,Boughton What is my creates, t,,.n: dim,
that have worked well with me.
EVENING SESSION.
7:3O-Praise Service, conducted by Ed. Bald
win.
sOO-what can the Sunday School do for o
young man, and what can young man
do for the Sunday School, j. d. Bowlus,
Pembcrville.
school, Rev j II. Palmer, Pastor First
Baptist Church, Bowling Green.
THURSDAY.
MORNING SESSION.
9:00-Dcvotional Exercises, conducted by Rev
James Long.
9:30-Best methods for securing regularity o
Rose Case.
lO:OO-Teachcrs' meeting. Discussion opened
by Rev. W. Ii. Scoles, pastor NJ L. church
Bowling Green.
sion opened by X. b. Moore.
1i:0O-Qucstion Box, conducted by L. Bough
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2oo-Praise meeting, conducted by Rev. j. c.
Sinclair.
9:2O-Personal Benefits derived from united
Sunday School work. Rev. Rob't ii.
9:50-Wood county's part In saving the world
Marion Lawrence, Field Secretary of Ohio
s. =. Uuion.
a:2o- Parting words by the President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04

. / have for sale some choice dwelling
properties and vacant lots IN ferryshurg,
at prices and terms to suit the means Of
purchasers. can sell you n good house
and lot for from 5000 10 $4,000, in the
most beautiful village in Ohio. i also
have for snle some finely improved farms
within short distances Of Perryshurg, and
iimbered laEds IN different parts oi the
County, in which Mt the prices | am now
offering them there are bargains for pur-
chasers. As prices are steadily advancing
the sooner purchased the better the bar
gain.
/ also have n few thousand dollars ia
loan on good security.
d. X, ,HOLLENBECK.
May 20. 1854. 10 0n.75
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04
For Diseases of Horses

There ia nothing that compares with Coles
Veterinary CniboliSalve. II cures cuts,
wounds, bruises, collar and saddle gals,
sores, mango, scratches, llrnHh, inil 'mma-
tions and all III in and loof diseases quicker
than any other remedy. II IA the only
preparation that wall invariably renew the
hair iis original color, Edwin ID. Biher,
driver Of jay Eye See, says; "HHving
given Veterinary Carholisalve II thorough
trial, can fully endorse IT, aud take
pleasure in recommending il To all owners
of horses as the best remedy that i ever
saw Tor general stable use." Large Cam
$l.00; Small cans 80 cents. Sold by A.
X. Champney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04

The following is the program for
Quarterly meeting services at the NJ.
L. Church next Saturday and Sunday
Preparatory sermon, Saturday 7:4O p. III. 10y
the Presiding Elder, Rev. 7. ?. Pope or Rev
DIR. Iingliilg. after which the Quarterly Confer
cncc will he held. viii the official members
please note this change?
Sermon and administration of the Lords Sup
per, Sunday iO.i5 II. M, sermon by Rev. DIR. w
4. Iingling.
Lovefcast ut $50 p. m. conducted by Rev. Z
p. Pope, sermon Mt 1880 p. M. Rev. p. p. Pope.
The Presiding Elder will also
prerch ut Lime City Sunday afternoon
ut 2.3O.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04
PERKYsRUKG NlAHRETs.
Ioi.Eno MARKETS.

whcat-No. 2 soft red, cash, s031@slc; No. 8
soft, 7454c; Lake Shore 75c; No. ditto, 0SISc; !;
September, sic.
Corn-Cash, No. Q, 3414c.
SIC.
Glover secd-Prime, October, sil5; Novcm-
ber, Si.l7; Timothy old prime, sl.5o.
HIDES.
tQuoted by ] Mack, and Superior Street,
The following are til: prices OF hides, tallow
and becswaN In Toledo
Gree, heavy steer hides, Sc green light hides
and cow, 3Isc; damaged hides, ?hc; bulls, &c !;
calfskIn and kip, ic; tallow, igiHc; cured
hides, 5ctIc sheep pets, 2jGtiOc: lamb pelts, 20
0t6Oc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1889-10-04
New Firm.

Mr.. Will Cranler has purchased n
half interest in the blacksmith shop of
John Neidcrhousc, and hereafter the
firm name will be Neiderhouse &
Cranker. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to John Neiderhousc
will please call and settle Mt once. Mr..
Cranker is first-class blacksmith and
painter and the new firm will un-
doubtedlS have all the work they can
attend to.