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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31
rMsEo 80 ReoALLE3.



rrc 90, '9J Libel suit Of Ez-1fayor A.
Onyoy HMi.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8L--It seems al.
most incredible that after 20 years have
elapsed The notorious scandals ot tho
Tweed regime should be brought con
spicucbsIy before the puliiC lut such,
nevertheless, is the fact, and ev- Mayor
A OAtsy 40. is ths moving spirit that
brings tneu again go the front
Nr. Hall mas brought suit Tor $50, 900
dam ages AZ inc, Psot James Boyoo
sbe English suthor OF "rhe American
Commonwealth alleging thnt tha
chapter in prot B1ycs'a work G.. tho
Tv ali Ring ia New York is ultrua
and has damaged him to the no Of
$50, 900
The alleged libelous chapter was NOS
written by Prot Royce, bat wa pre-
pared lol blm by Prot b. j. GooIuow
Of Coiur ala College.
Dir. Hail brought suit In the English
courts, auA the British Cousul -lsr raj,
William Lane Booker was appo led a
commission er to take testimony ig this
city. This work has been going ou for
d mouth past, and many " tIsssss have
been examined.
The amount Of testimony that the
| com missioner win send bsc'- to eng
| land will be very large, because, ia
addition 30 the statements Of wIs-
/ nesses, It will include trauscri pts OF
/ court hudiug ths records OF lszisls
[ tive commit a.. -oDias Of news
paper ..0.. ss published az the Jime Of
.LE weed Ring exposures.
1 Among the witnesses examined has
/ 0seu Thomas Mast, sud his famous car
/ toons have all been put I'm oy aonce.
/ Other witnesses have been George VIII
| liam Curtis, d. L. Godkiu .uarles r.
/ KILLER, aud various colr. md city Off
oials familiar with the proceedings Of
I twenty years ago.
/ Alr. Hall, who is now in this country,
| living at Orange, n. j., has acted as
| his own counsel before tue Commis-
! sion, and Professor Boyosz interests
/ have been cared for by john Notna u
Of the firm of Butler, Stillmsa s. Hub
] bard
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rHReE TIMES LnllEn.

Detective Coop 10 raItivs Jsuiini
Cenimittsd the PactwurJ Nturdsrs
NEw SMYRNA. Fa, Das 81. The
whole town and county arc wild with
excl emsuL Irving jenkins, tha o,l-
cred man who gave the alarm upon tho
discovery Of ths murders Of the Pack
W ood house some weeks ago was sr-
rested for he thlrd time yeste. dsy aud
is now la in at pelsud
He was arrested by Capt W. O.
Cooper PuEsrtoa's mEu, who has
been working on the case for the past 10
days.
Cooper 10 that be ha, information
which viii .uvlct Joukiu ot 5ba crime.
and it is IA yht that Jen sins will con
fess his gui sfore the preliminary cE.
animation { %
gusrd tvelty risn will surrog d
Deland iail As iCnJ rs suN Nine 's conf sI
there
Capt Cooper refuses tJ talk until no
has con lltet With the oouaty officers
who have offered q reward ot 81 900 for
the arras. and oonvi1ti on o. the mus-
.srsr
There is suoh o strong aa..s IA the
aighb0rho0f 80 aoUH that the
prisoner " aaver Nv 10 stand bis
trial
The New pgtoa murdsr was that
.H which the victims we're Miss A. p
4os, Of New York, Ms. Hatch 40 ID
dsHghtsr and Ma Ter Frank Packwood.
Heir bodies were found De. 70 Ia the
Packwood lodge.
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ffet.an agent heiaf'y "u" 'Ae Nv" A"iN
C,nirai Road severely Ceusursi
ny.,,.c,s ,.,,..a l,. ,s.rrloi.,. Arr.st
.' "'A' TO ''''''' inv "i'NN 9's
CUHfitlo0 OF ths luJ ured
qr,..,-r-vv- NJ y Ia, 81 -rhe
-
90 -s''
.h Jha NaW '"fN CeuHti foaN eI h"a'-
irB vas concluded l'Nt sTennE and
tbe jury t1rned the 'ollowiuE variictt
owe hold brakeman a 1er5 Hergiok
FsTtv OF r01psi4u.Utgr m Che sc-ond
+.srs. e.. .,s a,,5.. D.. Tbop,,. 1or.
r, ....... .... ,,r.9,.,.. ,, ,,s
New 0lE Central railroad above Hast
fIea, E ". uu the night OF Dec "a
ruf aIa7 hold Augustus Ossmas. train
,tseat,ber aq necs.serv tberet- We
,..,..,'-, .f. sy.. y,rt N, ,fr,f r,u-os5
.....-,-
"s "-''
! 1' "'''n"'A l'7 uu'''s in 'eSpo ~ u'o
/ poAlf ohA We al8o -ensHre sta atloa
agent Charles Otlaaoy OF hastings, NJ.
A. Tor nor hudlhg o-b 'ne cHAse ot
Brakeman horr'c1 appear nee A5 sAs
stN@9n we also reGo M menu thsI tns
new hofk Cont'h flllioN' auop1 some
aySfew so that the ''7es OF pa~sena 'a
nisy be more secure.
me borden OF 'ne tesJim"ny suo
! mlll'o ye7.sr1ay Iehoea 70 sno" 'ha'
station mas aofN we're 'etJ 10 ignorance
! or 'he W'tua Fa"Ni or trans OF au"l 1lons
] 90 f1e rnnn'ag sohe' o's' lt wa owl nS
! Oo tuca condll,on ot an airs tha1 .9s
hsAeoh master 40 hastin 9 cue W noun
/ ,hS OF tAe W'.nu'A"'' Oh gue CroOou
e'i on 'I'HtAlN7 eF7' auN CuaU l"o' b
The Ne " York Central and Hudson
olvor railroad coupsuy announce that
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ATcHIs0N, Kan. Dec. 81 Early yes
te day morning two mas ked men enter
cd the residence OF Birs Jonathan
Davis, a widow living in The extreme
uestern part OF Atohison county, and
oumpg He'd her at the point OF the revolt
yer 90 sign a numbae Of checks amount
lug TO 5000. They Jaan poured coal oil
on her clothing and set iU on ire. With
great presence OF mind Mrs. Davis
grabbed quilt WRAP &c about tie
fire and extlnguished tho DANES, There
is no clue e. the 1erpetre tors OF the
deed, lghough il p as'lsvcd that they
sre the sanr men ll haad John
Killi0n the ba h1ior isTm4r
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The Graatest STRIFE

Among the great strikes that ol ur. 81 les
In discovering his New Heart Cure has
proven self o. be one OF the most imuortant.
The demand for 10 has become astonishing.
Already the treatment O' heart disease is be-
Ing reyOluli0nized and many unexpected
duter.ug, pains iu side, arm, shoulder, weak
and hungry spells, oppression swelling OF
ankles enothering and Eeart drOpsy. Or,
lilies book on Heart 0ud Nervous Diseases,
Hae. The u1Cqugled New VI art Cure Is sold
ur' guaranteed Uy q. II. Ha"aunucu,th 1Iug.
A''0 ig ReHo tnr head
OIi l lH...
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CHICAGO, Dec 81. --l special from Co
lunbus, o., says; |H is war to she
knife between che So man aud Fora
ker factions in tine Senatorial night.
OF the niuety-two membsrs who will
comprise che caucus, eighty-four have
declared their choice and eiRht have
given no expression Foraker has A.
votes pledged 90 hun and sherman
has 40 The prsfsnoss Of the elghJ
doubtful members are said TO stand
five for Foraker aud three for Shsr-
man. This would make tha total for
Foraker az. aud for Sherman A8
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31

sr roBD, Conn, Dec 3d. Norman
Thorn ss yesterday attempted to murder
Lis wife and commit suicide He fred
Vures shots al Eis wife, two OF which
took effect Que entered st the
womou's throat and viii lik cause
her death. Tra bullet which He dge
az D. own h1-a white -.r.
net --ora .at ra Hsr.l-- -nv Voth
parties are oolofsd Nra Thomas is
seeking divorce from her husband
and it was after she had left hoe lNW-
yer to make arrange ments for the sUiJ
that the shooting occurred.
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s,LAs oHenevs RECORD.
The Missing MAJ Once Before Dtsap
u..n--- II r-,an- . a,rur.-

The Missing MAJ Ouou Before DtsRp-
pear I'd Undnr a CIouu-
WATERBURY, Conn. Dec 5l -Silag
Cheney, the 5rother-in-lav Of Horace
GTesiey who disappeared from As bury
Park Some days ago lofJ his native
town, Lltcnheld, three years ego unds
cloud, and went to New Jersey to 70.
side
lie was Iafendan 10 a suit for dam
ages ia wh.c tie plaintih, a young
marrid won IA O. this town. alleged
crim ual assault, aud by ad vice Of eSau
sci he shc k She AgsU OF the Litchiield
hills from ls beels.
Little was snid about the case at the
time Il was rumorsd tlsu that
he had boen foully dealt with. A few
months .rar Cheney disappeared his
counsel Interested Va smselves in act lin z
up She affair, and since then che case
has not been called TO court
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31

Tor4EA, Kaa &C. Tho Senator
isl situation still unchanged As set
fortu "a thsHH li5pa5Chss from the be-
ginning o le contest Major j. K.
hudson 81. az most likely 10 succeed
senator Plumb He has iunulH ra5le
6elegat ..5 hers TO force his H20int-
menu anl has mo genuine Htcs in 4
tu-a an ner golt ,tos combined.
Tla ppoin neut viii not be made be-.
io-. o-morrow OF Saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31

NEw YORK, Dec. 8l.-The Railroad
Gazette Of Jan. 4 publishes very
complete and detailed table showing oy
eaupsniss the new railrosd track laid
The year 1891. The total is 4Ol2
rIIas This is the smallest amount Of
ae Instruction since 1885, aud tbs
smgles. slnoe 1878 except two Years,
No ta1 half Of this nav road was
built a The States east Of the Misaissip-
pi, and SO per cent. In the Sou her 70
States east Of the Ais UisslPpL
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BETHLRHE1 Pa, Dec 8t.-lhs Beth
lehem Iron Company has as yet re-
oeived no notification from the NAVY
Department. at Washington % hurry
the work OF Misunderstanding armOr
plates fer the coast daisnCe vessel
Monterey. The officials Of The company
declare that they have received no com
muniostians from he authorities as
Washinatou that would cad them 10
be lieye thr wa was imminent with
Dhfi
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31
The rabbits that stilI live win have
a rest after to-day.
Shuoh's Communion Cure.

esHtul Cough He'd nc ve have ever i'd
fgW doses luyl ably euro he worst o. .as s ol
'oiEl, Group, and Bronchitis while its won,
'erf1l success IN One cure M NUuHump' on lt
Fithout parallel 10 tbe history uf rleEiciue.
n-ca its first disco cry Q ms been sold on o.
fn2rauie3, q test which no other medicine
an sranu. lI you have Cough we earnestly
lsA you to lry ~, PrlCs DO cent, 80 cents, and
H.On II your Lungs ar5 sore, Chest or p er
anne, nsu hIlOh Porous Plaster s0I. ..
? H. .agenbuch N. E. corner hsll 4od
IOyd sire o.
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The lengtbenlog Of the day viii
soon be PeTceptlble


What "a 2romine t Lawyer says
A. 8. BEIGHr, sol, IS5 and l97 Rr a4way,
Rooms o. Hur q.
NEW York, uly 3d. l691 }
Ny Dear Dootor:-l tage plessur- IN add
ing ms testimony % the efficacy OF my use
or Aivus Cactus Blood Cure, which you
Kindly recommended 20 me as a RENE ly foI
my periodical ailmeut Of long standing, in
hammatory rheumatism, or what your pro
ession terms "gout"
have been IN the hab OF using tue steraO-
typed remedies, the prescriptions which sO
seriously Impair and dclilitate the system
without seeming o eradicate the disease o.
AN nent
NV ekpe noe in the use Of the Cactus Is
tnt it h"ru" system apd aeis rs "a ner
VINE
car H alrnestly recommend t0suher
IuE hrN Ae trial OF this, ,whi. Ia seem %
me Ia Pr ruForei s0 remedy for hose 7c
hiciet We been, 'ieve me my dolI
hiri 1Our- gracefully,
A s. BRIGHT
For sa'n Klrlins Drug Store Tsrgus1H
HOuas ua., BhelaucOah, ia.
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AsBURY PAHy n. D., Dec 3L DR..
Henry ST. Dss Aogss. who WAS arrested
.veaJsrday charged with having per
formed an operation On tho pretty 49,
I'd g.rl. Mamie Bishop, which re-
suited in her death week ago. wis
released in So 900 bail pending the
acBiop OF the grand iUry
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SPRINsFELr, Mass, Dec sl--Leslle
Q. O. Morris, alias 'Gord Stlathr-ors.
ths book agent charged With altering
false ord ers. has seen fouua -lGy On
the Superior Court Sentence is do
ferred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. .aker Crisp
and senator Proctor afa better go-dey
Representative Mills goss out doors
svoFy day Rad b .sPitig saining
stssagbh.
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a BaI7v Full OF OoIio Pains

"A A9el'.y y @ AtAi ~ CDlAb 4 dAL4S
Is not an interesting study cure him
quickly by getting free sample bottle Of
Dr. Hands Collie Cure from @ j. Nc
Carthy or j. NJ. lillian tho druggists. It
instantly cures collie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-31

Now o. u.u New Year resolutions
in good
Many a girl as disc pointed ia not
having a N.r.s mas sleigh ride.
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If you have an enemy forgive him
before the New Year comes,
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viii 1892 be an unlucky year be
cause it comes 10 on Friday.
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Travel on the railroads during the
holidays is very brisk
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Sold at EIrIIn's Drr- More,

.son's , ..E Block saeaorsoa1. Pa,
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HERRICK IS GUILTY
Blame for the Hastings Disas.
ter Falls Oh Him.
OF ooRoNER's JURY.


7totIan Agent DsIaroy aud the Now York
C,uirsI Rond severely Ceusursd
Wa,fants lsaued lor BsrrIok'a Arrest
Tro Road 90 Estsnd the Block System
tttt.- az t1.. f.-t..--a
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
New Court Cases.

Levi Simon VS.. The heirs of Henry
Smart, deceased, ct al, to quiet title.
Cook SS Troup.
A. ]. Gardner & Co. VS.. Israel Lowe,
ct al, foreclosure. Robert Dunn.
Margaret A. Evans VS.. Augustus L.
Avery ct al, foreclosure. Cook &
Troup.
Peoples Banking company VS.. The
North Baltimore Boiler and Machine
company ct al, foreclosure. Baldwin
Il Harrington.
John McIntire VS.. w. G. Boor. for
money. f. A. Baldwin.
J. w. Williams VS.. Jane BALDWIN et
al; quiet title. e. p. Thompson and
Cook g. Troup.
Ii. l.. Warner VS.. Frank T.. Palmer
for money. G. p. Vorheis.
Hiram L. Warner VS.. Frank f.
Palmer; attachment. G. p. VOORHEES,
w. p. Talmage & Co. VS.. Nose
Dubbs ct al; foreclosure. S. p Harrison
w. 2. Talmage .& Co. VS.. w. j
Mills ct al; foreclosure. $. p. Harrison
John II. Schroeder as receiver VS.. G
II. Schroeder ct al; to enforce liability
of stockholders. Parker & Moore.
ID. f. Shaw ct al. VS.. Gage Curlin e'
al; foreclosure. |. &. Taber.
| Joseph r. Crowell ct al. VS.. James
Pleummer ct al, foreclosure. l. c
lTaber.
Daniel Shaw ct AL. VS.. OIL Crandal
1 foreclosure /. G. Taber.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
l,oath of Ira. q. E. Parsons.

Mrs. Charlotte L. Parsons, aged
about SO. widow OF John j. Parsons,
died at her home at Tontogany FRIDAY
night. Mrs. Parsons WAS sister-in-
law of Judge Nearing, and a sister OF
DIR. Whitehead. She was 30 years u
resident Of Wood county. She leave'
daughter Mrs. A. ID. Foote, of Ton
togany, and ii son John A. of Leipsic
The funeral services we're conducted
at the residence on Sunday last, anC
the remains were Inferred in Plair
church cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
Va0rgnIns IN IteaI ESTATE.

l have for sale some choice dwelling
properties and vacant lots i" Perrysburg,
at prices and terms Ia suit the means of
purchasers. can sell you n good house
and lot for from 5000 To $4,000, in the
most beautiful vill~gr in Ohio. also
have for sale some finely improved farms
within short distances of Perrysburg,
and tinibered lands i'm different parts of
the Country. in which at the prices l
am now Offering them there are bar
gains for purchasers. AS prices are
steadily advancing the sooner purchased
the better the bargain.
l also have few thousand dollars
to loan on good security.
ID. X. HOLLENBECK.
May 90. 1880. 10 II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
M. Il. church Musicale.

Tho entertainment to be given ut
the elegant home of c. r. Chapman, en-
next Tuesday night, is for the benefit
of the Nj. Il. Church, and a very
pleasing programme has been arranged.
Besides the local people, they will also
have the assistance OF Mrs. Mauzey,
and George r. Hirth, Of Toledo. The
admission price is placed at 10 cents,
and the entertainment will commence
promptly at 7:45. The public are
invited. Tho following is the pro-
gramme:
Piano Duet -oui yiyi Galop, William Ganz
Misses conaul aud Cranker.
Vocal Duet-"Echo,"
Misses Chappules and callard.
| Piano Solo-Miss Consaul.
Duet-"Only Thee"
n,. s., Mrs; MI;aug Ma. and Mr. %0ddyii Archer
soio-"Bchold the Young the Rosy SPRING
Violin solo-"screnade" BchubeFt
Bolo-"oh Loving Heart, Trust on
ri"uo 'o'' Miss Consaul.
Vocal Solo-"Hush Little Girl, Don't Cry.
Mrs. M. Malzy.
| Ouartette--"Star of Descending Night"
Miss Chappuies. Mr.. Maddy,
Mrs. Ebcrly, Mr. Hi1h.
| BAse soio-"The Owl"
Geo. +. IIirth
Violin and Observation-Disclosures OF Wersbade
Waller.
Smoke the Canary Tip
lCioar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
I,cntb Of E,IItor Bursop

Sewell +. Burson. editor OF the
Wood County Herald, published at
Weston, died Wednesday afternoon,
Mt o'clock. He has suffered terribly
for the past year with cancer of the
rectum and has undergone several
operations but gained no relief and
has ut last succumbed to the disease
which he knew would end his life soon,
and we are informed prepared for his
approaching dissolution. God grant
that his hopes for Il blessed Immortality
may be realized.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
Ladies' perfect Companion.

PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH, our new book,
tells how any women may become a
mother wittom suffering any pain whdtcccr.
Also how to treat and overcome morn
ing sickness, swelled limbs and other
evils attending pregnancy. 1t is reli-
able, and highly endorsed by physicians
as the wife's lrue private company.
Send two cent stamp for descriptive
circulars and confidential letter. sent i'll
sealed envelope. Address. FRANK
THOMAS ~ Co., Publishers, Baltimore
Mi. 2IZZ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
i. o. o. F. at Walnut st. Church.

AS announced in the JOURNAL, Rev.
johnson delivered sermon to Odd
Fellows on Sunday last at the Walnut
St. Church. About 40 members of
Fort Meigs Lodge in full regalia were
present ut the church. and with friends
and members of the church, the edifice
was we'll filled with an audience tnat
paid close attention to the sermon and
we're highly pleased Herewith.
The choir rendered very appropri
ate selections, and in a manner which
has called forth many compliments
The service, as a whole was YER.
instructive and pleasing to all present
and we have heard many complimen
tary remarks concerning it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02

Capt. Lange Of the steamer Lutt2
mas made application for new name
for the steamer. She will begin her
regular trips about the 18th of this
month.
Tho Toledo Wind Mill Co.
through their agent, Jas. Hayes, have
contracted 20 put new Mills on the
following farms: M. Hayes, on riNa,
road, John Snyder, on McCutchenville
road, Robert Barns, Roachton, Alvin
Phillips, Ault settlement, and James
f. Byrne. Mr. Byrne will have by fal
the most complete system of watel
works, when this job is finished il
Perrysburg township, which will b,
up to the high standard OF other fine
improvements about his model farm
and homo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
Vocal and instrumental Concert,

To he given as a benefit to Mrs.
Susan Butler at town hall, Wednesday
evening, May q, 1891. The programme
will be made up of choice vocal and
instrumental selections. Admission
10 and 10 cents. A worthy object and
should be we'll patronized.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
Drunk enness, or the Liquor Habit
Positively Cured by adm mIster-
ing DIR, IHaineS Golden


it is manufactured as powder, which can be
given in glass of beer, n cup of coffee or tea,
1t is absolutely harmless and will effect per-
mancnt and speedy cure. whether the patient
1t has been given in thousands Of cases. and In
every instance n perfect cure has followed. 1t
never Fails. The system once i'm prcgnnted with
! the Specific, IL becomes an utter impOsSibiliiy
! for the liquor appetite To exist. Cures punrail-
tecd. Is page book of particulars free. Address.
GOLDEN SPEClEIC CO., lS5 Race ST.,
| Cincinnati, o. .iZZn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02

l.. II. Jacobs and Nora T.. Gano.
j. a. Genslain and Mary Bentley.
Frank Miller and Mary Brooks.
Chris Hartman and Ella Snyder.
John Martin and Julia Custar.
Lewis H. Kramer and Irene Ensmin-
ger.
George Nutter and Millie Stineman.
Fred Montrose and Jessie L. Wilson.
August Niermann and Bertha Unver-
ferth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
xNDruTDuAIITIEs.

]. H. LaFarree OF Bowling Green,
spent Sunday here.
S. Merry and wife visited relatives
in Toledo Wednesday.
G. Finkbeiner OF Bowling Green,
was in town "Wednesday.
Mrs. Bernie Treaudaux is visiting
friends in Elndlay this week,
Miss Ada Lawrence Is visiting Mrs.
ID. A. HayloC of Bowling Green.
Mrs. Fray Robertson OF Haskins,
visited relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. T. II. oblinger and son Roy,
visited relatives vt Haskins Sunday.
Miss Kittle Hayes commences teach
ing Monday, i'm Middleton Township.
Mrs. +. A. Wetmore Is slowly reoov.
ering from a'severe attack Of la grippe
Miss Sylvia Wight OF Millbury, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. l. N. SadGler
Hon. IL. III. Dodge and wife o.
Bowling Green, were in town last
Saturday
Mrs. DIR. West OF Monroe Mich, /,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. DIR
RheinfranlS.
Mrs. G.. L. Hubbell of MonclOva
Ohio, Sundayed with her daughtel
Mrs. Alex. Fuller.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Shoemake
have gone to Castalia to visit mOntl
with their sister, Mrs. Durham.
Miss Ella Simmons returned bonn
Wednesday after a three weeks wisi
with relatives in Detroit and Wyan
dotte, Mich.
Ed. Seavolt. Of Maumee, has Bee
engaged ia getting things in shape i
4 the new drug store here and wi
/ probably remain here for some time.
| Miss Mary 1. Carroll, of BoWuin
lGreen, Was in town over Sunday has
as the guest Of her friend Mrs. Ere
NJ. Pomeroy, who will return ito he
Come in Ashtabula to-day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02

Frankie Thornton is suffering con
siderable pain on account of II sprained
arm.
--"Uncle Toms Cabin" holds forth
at the Peoples Theatre, Toledo, next
week. 1t Is u first class company.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, with prices Is, %, and 35 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
the "Canar'
Cigar.
RuckIeu,n Arnicn NnIvc.

The bert sulvr in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhrum. fever
sores, Letter, chapl~d hands, chilblaii6
oOvns, and all skin eruptiOnS, and p''s-
itavely cures piles. or no pay required.
It rs guaranteed To give perfect si'tisfac-
ton, ar money refunded. Price 2I
centsper box. For sale by A II. Champ
nau
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
TOLEDO MARK FITS.

TOLEDO MAWhEES.
Following are local quotations at the
Produce Exchange to-day:
Wheat-C Nc. . soft red, St.12;
10. ) do, 81 0S5; May opened at ri. III,
rose to l,l2i, and closed at Sl.12. July,
81 Oj4; August. 81 Ohio $1.02; .Decem-
Der, $lO34 to lO35.
Con-Cash No. ?, OOc. No. A, 67c;
No. May, zoe.
Oats-Cash No. ?. nominnlly. 55c.
Glover seed--Prime. cash and Aprii
$4.ljand4 90; No. SO 00and4 90.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
NOTICE 0F APPOINTMENT.

Estate OF Thurslon II. Oblingcr. deceased.
Tho undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified AZ Administrators of the Estate of
Thurston u. ObhnEcr late Of Wood County
deceased,
Dated this 9th dag Sf April A. D. 1Sol
ELIZA T.. ODLINGER
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02
E,,ns SALE Oh, RENT.

The Exchange hotel property in Per-
rysburg, is offered for sale, trade or
rent. An excellent opportunity Is
offered an enterprising man.
5tf. JAMES H. PIERCE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-05-02

Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Specta
cles. Special attention given to rrpai'-
ing. Nll Warranted. JOHN ZURFDUH,
3l3 Monroe street. Toledo,