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Tho Tuxedo Tourn q ment.

TUXEDO PARE. June s.-Ths tennis tournament was
continued here to-day and great interest WAS evneed
in the singles. S. Campbell finally decided to enter
In the snglea and this the added Interest
Tho courts were In perfect condition. and all Tuxedo
turned On. to witness the mornings matches Tho two
best matches of tho day were the V. O HaLPost and
tho A. Z. Wright Chase contests In each Of these
three sets were played and tho results were in doubt
until tho last stroke had been played. Post had his
match with V. G. Hall well in hand. and needed but
one stroke win second set after taking the first
hut Han by some stifui work managed to pull the
match ont OF the IRE.
he rnert exhibiions OF the day was between Il T.
CHASE OF Harvard. and A. r. Wright OF Columbia
Wright played IN magnificent form. and made the most
difficult strokes with accuracy and precision. Chase
aso pay ed strong game. but could not overcome his
Tomorrow the singles will to continued and tho
doubes commenced. The handicap singles and
ISOLATION matches will bo started on Thursday.
Appended are the Rcores
srSGLKs
Preliminary Round-A. W. Post beat e. De Gar.
memdin by 'efanit, " q. Ea beat Pell default; A.
pe Isrmendia by defauIi.
Tirst Round-w /. stewart beat V. N. Ering by do.
fault Z. L. Hall beat E. A. Thomson, e-4, 6-2; II. H.
Wright boat W Stevena Sc. - 6-l; p. Hall beat
A. ". Post "a, "a To: A. + Wright beat 7. Chase.
SO. 6-% 81: D Miller beat II. " Biilinga 6-3 6-i
o. 4. CAmrbell beat f. Rnshmors, G-i, 60; N. Z.
Patton beat ~ Kane. Al. CD 81
second tonnd-E. 1. Hall beat W. r. Stewart 8-l,
e-o; u. s. Campbell beat N. s. Patton. Ga ga
The sun., 1891-06-10

Baseball Saturday. Manhattan Field, Yale
We. Princeton.
Tickets for sale and after Wednesday at A. a.
spaidinE BROS. 2tI Broad wav and EauitAbe Bnia
ing. 1870 Broadway Pricss Vi. 81 49, and Oil 80 Isr
The sun., 1891-06-10

5IIHo-< -6tH I:'U't 2!5F9f. z!5I
The biggest dump for the knowing ones was
In the 2:26 clnss. for which Abbie V. was favor.
ite at % TO II before the start. Dynamite re-
off-hand In the third heat Turne or got Ahbie Y.
going so we'll that she gave Dynamite strong
argument from tho head OF the stretch and
Rclding had nothing to spare but 1t was no
wonder, for the mile was In 2:23h. great per-
formRnce In the sand. Geo. II. Hicks Of boa
con Park fame. who brought this speedy geld
inR out. handled him to-day and made quite a
Killing In the pool box. Dynainite's former
record wac ass. and he was q successful
campaigner last year.
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Christian Association Athletes.

SYRACUSE June The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation Of this city to day held its fourth annual ned
day Of tho associations gymnasium and State associa
tion Tho programme contained thirty events the
principle ones OF which resulted:
ruqay :s q ,.eonS. vi H0y' FIRST
:.sena 44s:s;s first He
eps .sGeaa ysFa ms ssisS Purd'
:sI i%: is !ssat fee.
Sn.rii. Wsf"k . ssys.n q Auburn first, NJ j..
whi,s:sds 'fHSRd IsS Time sl5 =
ons 1w'%'': i%: 9f,as;sTyS Judd F'1 H. cu'F.n Sec
.fr' % ..ssss Ss
ssFs.sT aS%?s soHn H. n;a
,s,! Mead
r$;s :. .!Sr fis sfs nen o.
Two 6undrs Cd .ad twsn,, yard D.sh-o. W Hoy. first
r!iea hrst Time. 7sS. The Penn brothers second in
Eannps Breaa s, .u%p.G 2 sshw.n.r, 70 feet e,s
PUTTING !: pound sho;-I Q. Grady. IS feet sinchss
Sn.;%iis K5nmE /; Gsso%s.r e..: in 500 IS; c. O.
Mnrksmen Mt Gre edmoor
CRrrpxooR. June "a detachment of the Twenty.
second Regiment n. G. " Y, composed OF Companies
h. d. l.. and X under command Of Col Camp practssd
hero to-day. The scores:
Field and stan-L!ent s. r. Hart 50; Major Pryor. SO;
sts.ss r. 4 r.
Gs$Sssyy h:S; T. kaHrSsss a.Sssss ss! Lieu. H. H.
TredwsL W; Lieut.. B. s schoenmaksr. 80: Sergeant
H. Rernsman 80: Sergeant 1. u. Hannsman 81;
Sergeant u :. SAr,deL sergeant D; brown. 30:
Corporal }. y. wriHtman 30: Corporal W Il Trsdwoil
10. Corporal W. Beaver ~. frivAtos-R. f. Gavl0r
81: G. Aeshmai. 30; W. J. Bateman. "a: C. H. PsJlman
So: Dana 49, ". V. King 30; J. II. Letle. so; = 4
,rcmR'1y P.rry.s.s; y. W Ror.e.et 80; R. p shay
SCor.eyou 50; Lisas 4 Rel 81; sergeant 4. Ciei
tS%Pi..y ii., kIYs:p SpfsiG" S,.: Sergeant
Evans. ~: W. Pnrko ;D q. A D'Se. 81: II. Wilcox
81: Corporal Camrboll. 81: Privates II. Spence
NJ: J, Mcdonald ~; G. Sohwsbeland. ~; ". Wat.
son, ~; y. ammond. ~; y. X. Kane. ST. G. W. Ruby
80: Corporal c. D Merchant ~
romPsny <. Lieut.. =, Y Ialy. 80; Lieu. 4 X, No
gR, az FEorrSr.I rrnII,,ip; 81 GoPo!siA stone
J Mora. ~: a. !. Schiller. NJ: Privates ". W. Amss
:2 j. Davidson 38; sIauch 81; c. d. Thurston, 81;
A. Potosky. 3a
The sun., 1891-06-10
More NJ. A. e. Athlete. to Leave for Euro,.

The last half Of the Manhattan Athletic Clubs Euro
pecan aggregation will leave for England early this
morning shortly before midnight the athletes who
hope to return home In July with string of English
championships drove from the Madison svsnn. palace
to the InmAn line pier and boarded the City
OF New York. which wiIisai this morning at O'Clock
Early In the evening Luther Cary. who smasles roe
ords 20 easily Dudman the hAlfmis runner;
Rodiy. the middle distance runner; Lanre
the walker. and sArre tho sprnrer. were dned and
wined by GeorEs W. csrr and other members Of tho
Cherry Diamond Governing Board. with Lon Myers
makng and she hey. then adjourned 20 the foyer on
Of the Atlantic Ocean and the best remedies for sea
siosnss1 About nifty members bads them good BY,
and wished them good time and all possible iuck ~
They VII .i with shs exception q Eugene, sarrs
complete In handicap meetings only.
The sun., 1891-06-10

Tho choice In the 1886 class WAS q Boston en-
Try. John Is. Gordon. Lightning followed CoL
hipps example 10y leaving the rest behind IN
2;29,s, her first record below $3.50. She won
tho second heat as easily. but in the third
went to pieces near the uuarier. and lost go
did not make up enough to catch Davy Crock
ett .Ihe mare was equal TO the fourth heat
With Twana In the second heat
Monterey. a fast young horse by Electioneer.
iell ON the home stretch. but was got. up unin-
baltimore and choked when speeded.. Snyder.
who drove him. got out of the eulky safely
The sun., 1891-06-10

m.u ErTnsd runs.oumens Anle.c: Two base hit
columbus 3 Atheiics !. Doub,o p,ay-kuei,ne,
Crooks and Lehane First base on bails-by Kneli, j;
by Callihan. j. hit BY pitched bai-Larkn. Hallman.
First base on errors-Coumbus struck out-By Kneii
q by IAihan =. Passed balI--Nc ckeough. Time-I;:O
Umpire -kerins
LOUISVILLE, 81 BALTIMORE, ?.
LorIvILLr, Jnnea-The prettiest game Of the season
resulted IN the defeat of baltimore Ehret and IIealy
r,tch,d hall iyed ane
The sun., 1891-06-10

Farnet rnns-s, Loui. z: boston, 2. Two base hit.-
BoyIe, StricKer Stolen bases-Boyle. RAdrnrd Brown
nnGy. Fr.; base On bas-on siivetts 9: on Iia !.
dock. 81 "a o'hr!sn .. struck out by Iiaddock, J.
guson
The sun., 1891-06-10

base hits Hamilton, Harrington, stolen ,bs.es-
Thompson, Mcrhse Double PLAYS Latham. Mcrhes,
Reilly: Allen. Myers ami pelehAnty, First base
balls BY smith. 8! By Rhines, 2, Struck ont-By
smith, ?. by Rhines 10 Passed ball Harrington.
Time-l:5u tmpire-Lynch.
The sun., 1891-06-10
The American AssocIntIon.

The American Association.
Yesterdays American Association games re.
suited as follows:
Cincinnati. 5; Washington. !,
Columbus. 6: Athletics. 9.
Louisville. 8: Baltimore. 9.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, C,
The sun., 1891-06-10
Tennis In PhiladeIphIu,

PHILApELPHiA. June a-Play was continued to day In
the Philadelphia District tennis tournament The fsa.
ture was tho nns playing OF c. T. Lee who defeated r.
". Smith two straight sets. only allowing him two
games ali told Clark beat Tse with but little diicul.
ty and this leaves Lee and CLARK the contestants in
the allcomers prize 10 morrow and for the privilege
OF meeting N. d. Smith In the championship round.
Tho doubles were started 10 day and com.
plstsd. Following 10 u summary OF the dAy's play:
siSGLKG
Second Round-C!ark beat feis. O., 8-3; Lee beat
Smith, so. So
CONSOLATION sISGLsS
Preliminary Round-Remak beat Bunting e-3 e.
First RouHd-Rrooks bsat Eswhsli, 6-S e-l; ss6.
tsis beat kemak, 7-5. TO.
DOubLKs.
Preliminary Round-M. y. Smith and r. W. Smith
boat W. &. Lane and T.. woodward 8-2 81
Byss W Landrslh and ~ b. Barlow. J. q. Clark
FIRST Round-smith and smith beat Landrsl and
BARLOW. 81 Ga clark and Fielding beat RemAk and
CowpsrthwAit O.. Sd, U-l.
The sun., 1891-06-10
Famous Dead Heats Recalled by the Great
Eclipse Stakes.

Famous Dead Heats Recalled by the Great
Eclipse Stakes.
When Osric. Daeonet. and HellRate ran a
dead heat for second place in the Great Eclipse
Stakes It was said by many that outside Of the
Cesarewtch In 1857 In England. when Prtoress.
El Hnkam. and Queen Bess ran a dead heat.
no race on record had a similar result.
Secretary W. =. Nosburgh OF the Board Of
Control. cited two instances.
This Is a summary u one race:
sANDowS PARK. June 4 lss2.-sandown Derby, for
three yenr.oIds. five furlongs
Marden lS lbs iWyattL ......... q
Gerald 1873 lbs Webb o .
Wh,nn.s - ~, .s w o
Rowrs. l2l lbs &c. Wood j...................... 8
There was n dead heat between three. and
the deciding heat was won by three
lengths: z head between second and third.
e. 1855: there was dead hent between four.
Eve started. Overreach. The Unexpected,
Gamester. and Lady Golightly ran a denI heat,
and KipH OF the Forest WIS beaten only half a
length.
In the run of Overreach. ridden by Wells.
won BY head.ths Unexpected hnlf a length In
front OF Game-ter who was the same distance
in front Of Lady Golightly.
The sun., 1891-06-10

Two base hit-watta stoIen bases-Ysie I: tniventv
Sf P.nnsylvanis FIRST base on balls s-By Bowers Y
Double PlAy-GIavss sSd wsgsnhurss PaMsd
-2;2o. Umpire-ODay. ~ ''A''
The sun., 1891-06-10
ANSON STILL IN THE LEAD,
AND HE ~ MAKING A pLUCKY rIGHr
TO STAY THERE

The New York- 20 Right on winnipr-
vieteriss tome Easy Just Now, for tho
Ftttsssrahs Arc Not In It-Brookiyn
fsiis Oat Another Brilliant Victory
rhiisdeiphin Lost Result. ofthc Ameri.
esn Association Gamc--eos-ip.
Brooklyn moved up a peg yesterday. The
scores were:
New York. Z: Pittsburgh. 3.
Brooklyn. 10; Cleveland, g.
Chicago. 0: Boston. l.
Cincinnati, .; Philajolpbia. 3
The sun., 1891-06-10
BROOKLYN. 10: CLEVELAND. 0.

Another OF the kind OF games which always
excite % a csowd to almost unear!hly demonstra-
fark yesterday B"bby Caruthers could have
owned Brooklyn nftsr the game il The 1910
spsStatSors S had had The power 70 give Il to him.
tSs 1s.p be- very aSh IN ,hs swim
81 his head Yesterday, It, hapDened i,
,ne sixth inning, when the Rrooklyns were
run IGa 9nd 1bv Yhih XII WAS enrsy
soeS Biz eal foatn Wnfh BIT Iays snsy hs 10
left aeld, ard Kinslow knocked u Rronnisr.
could not handle It. Then Hobby % came
was, was tho aSgginion that he i. back
srrvs base IN saisss iHf Re NOT his
only plsnked his feet on one bag, but on three
end the home plate besides. The ball he bit
head e the carriages .I near NE sntraRse When
kinsIow In alead OF hi N. eSeiyEody was really adS
70 tail In . faint from sheer exhaustion In urg-
time, II would. take, 70 wheel him around in a
butchers cart Collins then hit safely and
reached third on ioung's wild throw. He
That settled the game. Jerry" Denny,
was on third base, and hiii v ould have tied
game WAS lost Iof the Clsveiands. '''' A'1 'A'
the nth inning. the result might have been
hs t. TsS to s
h,hh;s n ahs lish inpins which. aided by mum OF
runs. allowed them 10 tic the score and forge
hiii light By the brooklyns. after the gams
game. thinner DID great work. both at and
. fou! ny running at full speed toward tho
grand stand. The score:
The sun., 1891-06-10

81 harmed runs-Sew York; g; Pittsburgh . F.rst bare
on .tr"rs-Hew York s Piltsburgh l. Left ON BASES
ksw YORK Q: Pittsburgh, 8. first base on balls-6y
Hals: Vi oy hins' struck ost-ty hu.ie ~ by King,
GS.h rineS hi,s,b,Hmn'ng KING stoen has-s-o RourEe
kohardson and Connor; Hasseit son ana Con.
- fs,Iy ana Beckey Wild pitches-Rusis, =. Uur
The sun., 1891-06-10
Cricket NOtes.

!, new club has been formed with headquarters In
Centra! P,rk The club will arrange games with tie
known as tho Camden Club ' " ~
another century was scored at Phadsphia s.tnr
against TioRa. made itr3 and NOT out A snith FOR
Belmont against Philadelphia scored 0l
The sun., 1891-06-10

CINCINNATI. June 9,-The Senators played tail end
hall ont at Pendleton and lost Foreman pitched =
really creditabis game. The score:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19
The Best Machine and World asasvnsd

| The No. 8 carries ofr all the first
premiums. 1t has won its battles in
the warmest competitions in 1880. This
wonderful machine received the only
grand prize awarded to sewing machines
at Paris, aud first premium all over the
world wherever shown. During Sep
tember 1901 the No. Q ". q w. Sewing
Machine received first premiums at the
Toledo exposition, Napoleon. Dsshler,
Bowling Green and Fulton Co., Ohio,
also at Dundee, Petersburg, Morenci,
Adrian and Bedford Michigan fairs.
This 10 pretty good for n single month,
which could be made more Interesting
only by attending more fairs. The No.
0 takes the lead wherever it 10 seen.
Machines of merit like the w. b W. .,are
household favorites, and can be relied
upon at all times as the truest and best
friends of labor merit wins.
A. AUSTIN,
is the man,
No. 0
is the machine.
Sales OF the High Arm No. Q W .tS w.
in Toledo are more thnn all others COM
bined. 1t is the beat sewing machine on
earth. and it is sold on the most liberal
Terms tlial Tree 10 ALI NJ your own
home. See me and get my prices
before you buy or trade with any one.
| ean save you money.
AGENTS WANTED.
] have 100 good second hand machines
TO sell cheap, many of them as good ~
new for $40 and upwards, mus, be sold =,
need the room. All machines repaired
and work warranted.
Sewing machines. needles, oil and
attachments for all machines, wholesale
and retail.
The peoples obedient servant.
a. AUSTIN, : Adams ST.. Toledo, O
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19
Where. simply to feel that we breathe, that
we live,
il worth the best joys that life elsewhere can

give.
Very few people comparatively in this
country have been given to winter travelling
and sight seeing This no doubt has been
partially due to the stringcncy of the money
market md the poor crops but now that money
Is easier and the crops have hcen abundant the
pnst season. there Is no good excuse why our
northern people should not see some of the
bentt ful sights In the sunny south. and the
best. cheapest and quickest route to the land of
sunshine and flowers Is over the famous Buck
eve Route. which passes through the center por.
tion of the great State Of ohio, To any one who
hns never Travelled through the south 1T is like
entering an undiscovered country. there is on
every side n series OF interesting an instructive
objects. Let anyone who would find rare enjoy
ment take trip through the southwest. Every
convenience oi modern travel may hc obtained
from the luxurious conchcs run through from
Lake Erie to the ohio River, making direct CON
ncctions at Junction points with lines leading
to the south and southwest There Is much of
the picturesque to charm the eye in the trip
over the Great Buckeye Route. and in the thriv-
ing little cities. filled with the hum OF business
you see much to please and enjoy II you would
your conditions change. write to the Agents OF
the {. ii. V. Il 7. Ry for fun particulars as to
the route rntcs and time of trains to the land
reiolcnt with sunshine and flowers 33i
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19

On account Of the Christmas and New Scars
holiday excursion tickets VIII he sold ut all {
III n ID Offices at one AID one third fare for the
round trip on bee. - % and 81 anu January l.
Tho tickets will he good returning until Jany
4th inclusive and he sold between nll stations
more ~ Ohio west OF l'itlsburg; Baltimore q
Ohio Southwcstern: Chicago Il Erie Chess
pcakc Il Ohiu: Cil.. New orleans IL Texas lac:
Gin, NeD. IL Nav: Gin. Ports Il Va; Evansville
~ rcrrc lInutc; Flint ~ Pcre Marquette; Ind. =,
Det ~ West: Kentucky Central; louisville,
New Alb. Il Chicago: louisville ~ Nashville;
Lake Erie ,e Western: y ". Pc O Div. OF Erie
Ky; Newport News e Mississippi Valley (wcst
Div Pcorca Dec Evnnsville Toledo, Ann
Arbor a. Nor. Mich and Nanduuia Line.
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CprisImnsa ana New Years GrecIi
From the Buckeye Route.

In accordance with an old and well establish
cd custom the Passenger Department of the
Popular Buckeye Route, take pleasure II,
announcing to their friends and patrons that
on December oath, 25th, aud 3lst, 1891 and
January lst. 1892. special excursion tickets will
be on sulc To and from all stations on the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
aud Chicago aud Erie halfway. including
Chicago. Ills nj exceptionally low rates pf fare.
Tickets will be good returning on nlrtrnins.
including those o! January Ith. 1S!,2. For time
of Trains tickets. etc. etc. apply 10 Agents &. ii.
V. II 7. Ky, raddrcss W II, Fisher, &. L. IL
Il. \. Columbus. Ohio. bic
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prulpaic Matters.

George Browncller. guardian of Chas
BrOwnellcr, files his purtinl account.
d. J. Shoemaker, guardian of Gym
thia Shoemaker, files his partial &C
count.
Jacob Bair, guardian of Charles w.
Adams, minor VS.. &. w. Adams; files
petition.
Matter of last will and testament OF
Jacob Lcight application to admit tc
Probate.
Sallie S. and Herbert G.. IIaskins eX-
ecutor of the will of Chas. Huskins.
Thos. NJ. Carries. gdn. of L0rn, Flora,
Nettie and Minnie Curtis; files partial
account
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Holiday Excursion I.ates, IsoI-,02

The CLOVER LEAF RouTE, Toledo, St. Louis &
Kafsas City Il H., will issue excursion tickets
at extremely low rate between all stations,
December 81, % aud 81, 1891, and January 1, '92,
good going date of Sale and good returning up
to and including Jan. ith, 1S'2.
Double daily train service East and West he.
tween Toledo, o.. and st. Louis, Mo. Free 5uf-
fet Reclining Chair Cars on day trains. Buffet
Sleeping Cars oil night trains.
nS Meals served from buffet cars, on trains Mt
all hours, night or day. G. G JENKINS, Gen 1
Pass. Agent, Toledo, Ohio. 3Sd
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mover wait for cold to get complete
mastery over her child, but she keeps
Dr. Hoxsie's Certain Group Cure In
tho house, and is thus prepared to
arrest the most violent attacks of Group.
Unless your druggist keeps it, send
address and SO cts. to A. p. Hoxsie,
Buffalo, N. Y. and it will be mailed,
postpaid.
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rroe Reclining chair car.
Meals served ou aiI trains, over
Lear kOItc.

ON nnd after Dec. list, ol, the Glover Lcaf
Route will place III service on dav trains, LADIES
BUFFET RECLINING CnAtn CARS. Seats free.
buffet Sleeping Cars, on night trains, will con-
time as heretofore.
Patrons will also note further improvement I'm
dlning service ns with Buict Chair Cars and
Slcepcrs. Meals will he served to order at all
hours. day or night.
Two trains might and day1 east md west,
connection Union Dcpots, Toledo and st. Louis
with various lines. Through tickets and bag.
gage at principal stations.
Call on nearest ticket agent of the Company
or address, e C JENKINS, Ccnl Pass Agent
Toledo, Ohio. SSti
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Christina. 1Io,,dny u.,c.

inc popular bmckeyc houte, VIII WIN tncir
the customary reduced rates OF fare ON bccem
bcr 2ith 18th, and 3lst 1891 and January LIST
r.. and G.. s. f., Railways. including Chicago,
III. For particulars inquire Of Agents, Buckeye
Route or address w. ii Fisher General Passcn-
ger Agent, Columbus, O. 35e
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19
Cheap ExcursIon isntcs TO tho
Annsh

IL Won arc IN search oi health or wealth and
happiness 70 south. The climate is charming
and NO better place cnu he found to spend the
Winter months than In Florida or Texas. The
Great buckeye Route of,crs many Inducements
to the traveller In the way Of low rates and
through car service. This rs the only line
travelling the central portion OF the State of
Columbus. o. with lines leading to the south
ana southwest. For rates to any point in the
Emitted states or Canada. write or call on As cnt
Fisher, General Passenger Agent, at Columbus,
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II. u. Tribby and Ada Campbell.
VIM. G.. Young and Ida Sloan.
Vim. Summers and Mary Zimmerla.
Edward Keil and Julia Carman.
Luthcr L.. Burlington and Ncttie
Gross.
james skinner and Annie Meade.
Peter Sibherson and Dora lngvcrson.
James Butler and Gertie Taylor.
Walter Escolt aud Emma Root.
John Perrin and May l.. Halbcrt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19

Until further notice the G. H. & d., will sell
Sunday excursion tickets at oIc fare for the
round trip good for the day OF sale only and
only between stations on the line between
Cincinnati and Toledo. :Stf
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aud Intelligent
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"Dsily. tDaily except Sunday.
S,,ndsv s.ntw
Taking effect Thursday, Nov. 10, 1891.

"Dai!y. fbaily oxcept Sunday. gXe0Ia.
Sunday only
Rates via the bnchsye Route sr: always e
low low ss S BY any other nns =, Ihronsh acks" sole
ii contemplating q journey In any direction,
please call on nearest agent Of tho company, Or
address any Of the following representatives ol
the passenger department. for folders, rates sae
other information
E.R. DAVIDSON, Eorthe Passenger Agent
Detrsit
II A WILSON. City Passenger Agent. Toledo
cHAs II ROCKWELL, General Superintendent,
Columbus
II FIsnEn. Gneral Passenger and Tiehss
agent, Room 81, Dcshler Block, Columbus.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-12-19

\ great many persons, who hnve found
no relief from other treatments, have
been cured of rheumatism by Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. Do not give up until
you have tried it 1t is only 80 cents
per bottle. For sale by A. II. Champ
ney