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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
VETERANS OF THE VAR
WHERE MANY COMRADES WILL MEET
Program OF kxereizss tor kaeh Day ef
tss kssntfal Week ia Aagast-oid
waF ossersoTs aaa All the
kx-fFssldsaIs issited.

LExISGros, Va, July a. The mon
unveiled here with imposing eere-
monies. Visitors had been arriving for
some days aud the town was filled with
strangers iron all parts of the south
The decorations in honor of the
event were profuse. the United States
nag and the old battle fiags of tho
confederate regiments mingling on the
principal streets and prominent build
ings everywhere. The unvciling was
preceded by parade with Maj
Gen. James A Walker, the
last surviving commander of the
Stonewall brigade, AS chief marshal.
and Gen George II. Stuart as his aid.
Delegations from the society of the
Army aud Navy of the Confederats
States in the state of Maryland. the
Southern society in New York, Camp
Lee post at Richmond. and other con-
federate organizations of this state
were prominent in the parade. Lieut..
Gen. Wade Hampton presided over the
unveiling ceremonies. which included
an oration on the military character and
achievements Of Gen. Jackson by Gen.
Jubai A. Early. and q recitation of the
poem. ''Stonewall Jackson's Way"
by Col Thomas ". Semmes, Of the
Virginia military institute. Mrs jack
son was among those present and the
monum- mt was unveiled by her grand
daughter. Julia Jackson Christin, aged
six years.
The statue of Jackson which crowns
the monument is of bronze aud of be-
roic size, showing Jackson clad in n
full suit OF confederate gray. He
wears pair of heavy cavalry boots,
his sword hangs by his side in its
scabtard, and he carries his field glasses
in his right hand. HIS head is bare.
The total height of the statue and
granite pedestal is IS feet The face is
taken from the death mask and is
an excellent likeness, while the
clothes were modelled from the gar
ments and equipments of the deceased
general. The hilt of the sword shows
in large letters u. S." This has cre-
ated considerable comment The ped
estal is of Virginia granite, plainly
dressed, but beautiful in design. The
statue faces the south. On the front is
the inscription:
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
FAILING RMS.
Banks I'm Texas and Kansas Close Their
Doors-Other Basinsss Troubles.

Banks In Tesas and Kansas Close Their
Doors-other Basiness rroabIes.
FoRT WORTH. Tex, July 2i.-The
Merchants national bank, by vote Of
the directors, closed its doors Monday
morning and was placed in
the hands of Bank Examiner Spauld-
ing. Assets, $1,000. 900; liabili-
ties. $500, 900. The trouble began
six months ago, when rumors
caused heavy withdrawal OF de-
posits. Within fifteen days $500. 900
was withdrawn, OF which SIS, 200 was
taken out by foreign loan companies
en- account of the alien land law. Mr..
Spaulding says the bank is solvent.
KaSsAs CITY, Mo-, July el.-The
Central bank of Kansas City, Kan,
failed Monday morning. The failure
was due To the closing Of the First
national bank, which was taken charge
of by the bank examiner last Thurs
day The liabilities are SS5.0Oo; assets,
Sos. 900.
The Central bank Of Kansas City,
Kan, WIS the oldest state bank under
the law providing for the organization
of banks The bank was the deposit
tory OF the fund of the metropolitan
police department of Kansas City, Kan,
the Kansas City (KaN) bond interest
fund and the old Kansas City Kan.
bond sinking fund. The money be-
longing to the city is covered by bond.
The police force will probably not be
paid for month, as the police fund
was deposited in the bank.
NEwBuRYPoRr, Mass, July 21.-The
Bayley hat factory in this city has
made an assignment for the benefit Of
creditors TO Hon. f.. p Dodge and Hon.
c. c. Dar,e. The cause is said to be
the manufacturing of a class of goods
which had TO be sold at less than the
cost of production. II is expected that
the liabilities will reaci sl75.Ooo and
the assets are placed at less than $780,
000
CINCINNATI. July 2l.-Late Monday
afternoon the firm of Thompson,
Stewart 4 Co. dealers in millinery
goods. Isl and lso West Fourth street,
made an assignment TO Thomas McIn-
tyre. The assets are $4,000; liabil-
tiles. $4,000.
Q Bosrox, July 2l-The liabilities of
tEr Higganum Manufacturing Com
pany, Higganum, Conn. are understood
10 be- between s3S0.0oo and s400, 900,
and the assets about sc00,0
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Edward Valentine, of Richmond, Va.
Is the sculptor. Beneath the plinth is
the crypt in which reposes the remains
of Gen. Jackson, his baby daughter
and Julia jackson Christian 1t is now
fifteen years since the movement for
the erection of the monument origl.
mated. Its total cost was SIS. 900, all Of
which was contributed by ex-confed.
crate veterans and patriotic southern
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
IN. -RGENTS ROUTED.
Barnaceda's Forces Gain y Decisive Vic
tory Over the Rebels mt Huasco.

Balnacetia's Forces Gain n Decisive Vic
tory Over the Rebels mt Hussco.
WASHINGTON, July 2i.-A telegram
received Monday by the Chilian min
lister affirms the news of the defeat of
the insurgents at Huasco. The tel
egram says that the insurgent
troops wcrc completely defeat
ed by the vanguard of the
first division of the government
army under command OF Col. Almarsea
The insurgent cavalry. commanded by
Col. Saavadia, fed. leaving 200 dead
and a great number of prisoners with
all their arms. II is said the defeated
troops were considered 20 be the finest
soldiers in the insurgents army.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
Csre,..sIv Killed ni. Mother.

HUDSON. MSch.. July a1.-The I3
year-old son of Chaunccy Douglass,
who lives about miles west of here,
was playing Monday morning about
his home with q gun which he "d.d
not know was loaded" While close to
shed in the rear OF she house the gun
was accidentally discharged, the load
striking and instantly killing his moth
er, who was in the shed The boy /,
crazed with grief
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
Cuticura RcsOlyent,

The neS Blood aud Skin Purifier ard great
est OF Hunor Remedies. internally Ito G cans,
the blood Of all impurities aud poisonous
clements. and thus remove the cause. and
Caticnrs Soar. an exqurs te Skia Purifier and
Beautifier externally to cleaT the skin and
scalp and restore The ha r.. speedily cure every
hunor and disease OF toe skin. scalp. and
blood with loss Of hair. whether itching. burn
ing. scslv. plmply. ana b,otchy. whether
simple. scrofuious. hereditary. or courageous
when physicians and all other remedies fall
Sold everywhere. Price. Curicrss. Soc; Soar.
9sc. REsoLvKSr. sl.o0 Prepared by the PorrkR
DRuG AND CHEAIcAL CoRPnRsTfuN. Boston.
- Scend for How to Cure Blood Diseases"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

wAsBrSaroS. July 81 Indian Agent
Schuller. who is at the White Earth
Chippewa agency in Minnesota. tele-
graphcd the Indian Office Monday that
the Chippewa Indians to n man declined
10 accept oxen or wagons or anything
else in lieu OF cash for the $3.50, 600 which
the government owes them. Commits
sioner Morgan has declined to pay cash,
as the money he claims, would be squan-
dercd on Indian traders II Is likely,
however. tha. ths government authori-
ties will have TO yield. for this usually
peaceslle tribe threatens trouble to the
Minnesota settlers if they are not paid
Il. cash
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Fsrfs. Ialv 2f-Don Pedro. es-
emperor of Brazil. is very IN At viehy.
lie recently met with an accident suS-
tanning an injury - one of his feet
Which .as followed sy vsnxrene. prs
Chareot and Ponces have been sum
rnons,d for a consultation with he ex-
empcrors private physician
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
AN EMBEZZlER CAUGHT.
Loring d. Loomis, Who Robbed . Chi
csEo Firm Of $4,000, In Arrested.


csgo Firm Of $4,000, In Arrested.
WAsnINGToS. July 2L-Loring B.
Loomis, at one time a member of q
large land-claim firm in Chicago, was
captured Monday after a chase of 10. 600
miles for embezzling s3s.ooo. Loomis
was the junior member of the Arm. re-
ceivinS a yearly income of several thoa-
sand dollars. His ability and energy
made him prominent in Chicago real
estate circles, and there were few moro
successful men in the business. A year
ago he ssnbezzled 900 of the firms s
money and disappeared Loomis was
at last located m this city, where he
has been engs sd in the real-estate
business with man named Clark for
sorue mont
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

MINNEAPOLIS. JutF 81 Ii ia prscsf-
eaily settled that the nest bieHa Al
scandinavian singers fest ~lil ee he'd
IN Chicago saFinx the worlds fair Two
years after that, she sssiefv plans - 90
~ Scandinavia aad hets fest
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

MkRsHsII. No, July at.-Just after
n hard rain Monday Eustace Sehupp,
who was playing on the sidewalk be-
sill. a rivuIet which had been swollen
To- small torrent. slipped and fell into
he stream. In an instant he was
whirled to a sewer opening near by
and carried . hong distance IN the river
When the body was recovered life was
entirely fone
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
Died .s Remarkable Ar.

rSprsNsPcaTs. Ind. July 2l-sarah
Davis. q colorrd woman. was buried
here Monday. She was probably the
oldest woman In the United States
Her death return shows her 20 have
reached the age Of iss years IL Is
authoritativeiy known that she was u.s.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

PARIS July 2i.-Ex Queen Natalie,
cf Sesvia. who was recently expelled
from that country. Is suing her hus-
band. Ex-King Milan. in the courts Of
this city. where he now resides, for
5000. 600 francs. which she claims is a
PORTION of her personal PROPERTY
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

LoSpoS. July sl.-As the Congregs-
tional council on Monday Mr. Capen,
OF Gloucester. Mass. moved the resolu-
tions summonipg another council in
1896 in the United States. There was
considerable discussion regarding the
year selected. IL being represented that
a prcxi -,ntial election occurred in 1896.
and il was finally agreed to leave that
matter in The hands OF a committee.
The resolution was adopted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Cry ~ NFxfco. Jnly al -ViiIian
n Pope. the defanlting state treasurer
~ tennessee. has been arrested In this
city ard = heid by the police awaiting
the action 81 the Tennessee authorities.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

F.Rs, July al The pope has writ
ten q letter 20 the president Of the
French republic, In which ne says the
repubIie will have the support Of Cath
oiics IL a does nothing anfriendly &c
the ohufeh
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

That's IT exactly. You furnish the
hoy. We do the rest. You furnish the
hoy aud We furnish him with WHAT
W Ia the trimniest. neatest, nattlest suit
that ever made him feel that lite WAS
worth living. Ii you think such a suit
is expensive, come and price one OF
them. IL scarcely states the case TO
say that they are phenomenally cheap.
You will wonder how they can be msde
and cold for the money. For atnfliing
outlay you can equip them with just
what he needs for this kind of weather.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Exoxvusk. Ia Jelly p The fsmoss
trostiag stsllsoa Adsssee has been sold
- his owner Howard Cenninghsm. 10
Mr. Aatssli. q Mich xsa. fos sss. sso
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
JACKSON,
1924 1881.

On the rear Of the pedestal is the sim
pie word:
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-27

e-aesd - bceeo ee1texss roef sarsrz IA
y<seeo = nDess 30 os2sss1s collar sesa-s zxAs
tssao - n911nosa exss.1s sAk-s. 2zA II her1r
1oe4s caE,s1p ssz4s o. s,ssds ssssstl1a, axe,
a ssa-scz; ~ szs yslsy sssssrs. axe: ridge.
nes uEasrs and sSs.yrs. +xl6. ysEs1aa
Eins. sn' rssserA sza All trimming 81 ~
enn1z ~ - 81 saiss pias q
f1s fFs<n1 10 u lA5roszniy oraSsc q angles.
gnSs V o< norsisea into ssiI Slrts sesi fFszosa
Dss pnoee snc se.H4s ac1eeSd En- - stll AID
ssztA ssA. sna A. fsAa4isS - be done IN . sub
ssssasl Eseasr anS - We s>lisfas<ios % the
ssser
carss HEusrss.-Br1dgs saen sier d beams
VIA iva ress ~ eross bridging 70 esea ries
szesEs sssfo. waian vii Asss one rov. With In
t1ek stan
HkADEns And fBnksrRs.-AM dealers 90 Be
ni0 focaea properly framed together. leaving
al scsa.aes % ssE1sfcnt sirs Tor tie cEtsh u
ststrs chinneys. etc, szd II 10 case allow tao
wocd 20 eoEro within scf \ iaea around chin
Leys. care must bs taken in fra2-ias. go that
irsocrtaat suabSrs xtll not require cutting foe
eaiEsneys. heater pipes. plumbing, etc Cross
turing to- frs:s.ory ceiling q la zach stun
kxrxsIoa wosE
sHzArHIso.-Coy-r the wao,s frame with
matched fencirz lad with close POINTS sad
09<Oashiy nailed 70 frame.
Bcu-DISG PAFER-Ccyer the sheathiny Of al
outside walls s1d rocts with best sheath ing pa
Per, carefully tackled OF and izpped inches,
snd neatly rrted around al openings. CORNERS
gables. etc, IL root Rosia sized sheathinx pa
per 20 BE rsed
CIArDoAsDIsG.- Put ga best quality Of clear
sry white pias sitins al laid perfectly even
gauge q not over inches cut chcse jotats
sssias. eli castings etc. and al we'll nailed -
svrry stud xf,h nails set IN for pattYtnS.
CoRsKR BoAsDs. --Cssiass bands, etc, 20
Be - shown and abo1s and u ilch thtcE. and
ell other trimmings 20 DO - shown. All thfs
work 10 b Of wen sessoaed pine (white) Tree
fron iAf5e loose kaotA eta
vE2AsDA-- TO DC ~ snova rail and brsck-
cts cornsoa etc, ell 70 b, Of white pine.
Lay sae door visa toa8usd snd grcoved whfto
phae noortas socos ~ inchssa wide. bind
nailed aac iaii c,ose Construct steps as shown,
~ have eovo under nosing. etc.
SHfScLsA-vyhers shovn single outside
walls with sood quality white pine shingies.
laid 70 the weather about 81 trcaes ana applsed
n the best manner
RoozruA-Carpentsr shall frame ana con-
struc. al roofs In tho usnst thorough manner,
oil thoroughly spikst and brscsd. Do all ,ao
necessary framing as required for gables,
ehiransyS ETC., provide and nx the ends OF rnst,
ers OF sire as shown. and cut totae forms shown.
al 10 be nailed 10 main rasters- Also provide
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-27

crete sne cellar bottom 70 the depth 81 three
fnches. vita the upper surface left straishs and
Lowell
BRTczwosx-Duiid rters cAiurevz etc. 20
ere hefznts and thickness rs SHOWN % good.
tsrd burned brick laid IA revtsr composed Of
Que part cement. two perts line. and the nec-
ssssrv quantity u clean. sharp sssd. laid true
and plumb VITA flush FONTS Bafid fsues "a
chimney stacks "a shown Leave o., f1es
clean AMI smooth, and plaster ali chimney
ssscks ca al sides. a. they srs laid up 30 tue
under side OF root AIso build eli other brick
wers - shown 90 pisas.
Srosrvorx-saiia au outside basement
walls q rrbhlc stone 10 inches sasck. vet bond
ed and o>.ieed.
roorrSes Make fcotssgs ~ eli -sl,s rs.->
posts csinnsys. etc. Win large pieces OF rub
he stone.
r.srrrvs Asp rrxsrxRxxo
Lsrssvs Lash all walls psrsssions cefi-
srgs m fsss ard second staries ani ceiling In
Kitchen with sound lssa 81 fu;i sAtcsnsss. laid
en- 1 ~ an isch spzrs sni thorra~sir nailed.
prints nrossn every IA inches. Cndcr no cir.
gszmstances must issn step nnd form . long
straight. vertical icsns> rer anv lssh put On
vertically 20 fnssh T~t ecrs>rs angles nor
rsssf there ~ arr ia;a run throuzn angles pad
hshinf sfsidins from 0n- Fcdsa - srother: al
- - formed All aaises sold n saz-fes scfors
iashsng. Saoold tEsre b aa~ nes properly Sc
cared sep and nottfs carpenter.
Prssrx srvs-Au ~ails. partitions ard refi-
fnrs IN srss and sercuf stcrsss 90 se aasshet
sssh sc~t s-ocest ~erk. =, ss properly rut .,
ard scpifed ~fth ss1fsrsent fierce - secure
sr-srx csf.ehes; level sna foas sp sae brown
roat ard maze i tine az al ,osa.s C8~er All
shs b-o~n rscr.sr Wa Rrci eo,s u Best
wefs- her, 9atsh. cusarccet cr fsisssss lirse--
putty and plaster q rs-'- snt cieas. WASHED
whss ss.t: MY IN rroper prceo-siens. 80 90
q, sern~s . eesS a1a vs-knsrltks jeh: sii
sasnsrr sns plsss-rsre - .xts,d s,~sr ss-, ~
.>c seer and ell watts - - ssrssxhs 81.
yfssuo srf Al arg - - D SHARP Ard r~xsss~:
o. al she necessary patching srer csh-s vcrs.
rreu. srs ses~e sve-y-hin - pe-secs ssi csr,-
ssese sssse
rsprv<Tvs ~rez
rYxeve-rse ssr,c>r nd t1-c,rn--- VIA
tssfisis~s ~ - - rcst sssaifs-, veil s~s<on~t
ed f~ee f~~zs SEQ. sense> Isrrs is-rse xn.rss
Or stee- tr>es~feessrrs irsrsfrsrs "a drrasiifsr
ard rrsrxsa An - - q sp-zc- exc-vefns
~h<r~ csherwtse -er-<ract
Fu2wSa-ssse 90 tis-rerss Gfrtsrs n 49,
~ sxsa fn-e~s - s~~a-> s.rrhsfs SIS sxS
Z .Ixcs sn< srlar>f ~ snries rcsts 80. -.
Is, rlsres sxss srsc-s ssss eocr scs>zs sxs0
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-27

ters ttxls feet. iixl4 feet loui4 feet,
bedroom exile fsct. and an sIcove oxlo
feet. The house Is piped throughout
Tor gas and furnace.
The materials employed Ia the con-
struction Of the building are fully de-
scribed IN the following Specifications
Of material and labor required In the
erection and completion OF dwelling
house. according To plans. and under
the superintcndence of the owner.
SPECIFICATIONS.
DRAWINGS, Erc.-The contractors win make
No a.scrstions from drawings o. specsilcat,ons
ou' should aay error or inconsistency appear In
these during the progress Of the work, II shall
be the duty q rhe contractors 20 duly notify tie
owner. vho viii make tho proper sdtustrcnts-
Tho drawings and specifications are 10 b
used for this building only. and arc the proper
u % TIE owner. and are 70 Be carefully treated
and returned 20 him On completion Of she worn
The drawings ana specifications are TO DO
sdsaed By both owner and contractor. foE tho
purpose Of Identification
CENTRAL REoCvxKMEvrs- Tho ountractor
- 10 furnish al transportation. labor, ma
serfa'A ecaaolfing. ETC.. for performing shs
work 10 the best manner. All materials shall
be the best Of their several kinds. ana 81 work
dore In Q thorough and workmanl.ko manner,
70 the true tntens ana nssutn. Of the follow.
ing specifications and accompanying drawings,
which are attended TO include everything
requisite ard necessary 70 the proper and on.
tire finishing Of the work. notwithstanding
ever item necessarily involvcd BIZ tho works
II not particularly mentioned All work vhen
finished TO be delivered up In perfect and IN.
damaged state.
Ay portion Of the work done BIZ the con.
tractors OF . quality noe approved by the
owner. shall DO forthwith removed by and At
she expense Of the contractor srd replaced By
him n proper and sssixsactcry manner
Tie contractors must 90 a., tie necessary
cutting and patching. and mako good after all
mechanics. also clean ous buufsng whoa ~
CURED By the owner. also cart away oil rub
tfsh hat may accumulate NJ any time during
the progress Of the work aod b not REQUIRED On
Gle premises but he can prt tho same IN any
suitaboe place, II aay such place can be found
On the pretniseA
All masonry IS laid 10 b properly protected
erom tho weather by the mason, and the car.
penser muss provide suitable prcsecttcn to ala
openings 20 keep on: the cold, rain. etc Tho
carpenter viii provide set centers etc. re-
CURED BY the u ason
ExcAvATuosa-sgake excavation for cellar
She fun sire OF house. ~ shown on cellar plao.
70 about tas depth Of four fec: below the liae
Of the present gr2dc. and place tbs earth in .
convenient place for grading.
GR,pryo--Ffll IN around ana psek the earth
against the eo,lV wallis AFTER the mortar is
cry. snd Rrsde the excavated earth around to
she height OF about one foot SIX inches above
shc iire Of old grade. ara slope OF the ground
on ell sides Of the building - directed
CoycRxTrSo.-Concret 70 be composed Of
coarse gravel and cement Ono pars cement
lad two parts lime. and sharp sand also con-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-27

Lily White Flour,
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Crane
Rapids, Is family favorlte. Try it.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-27
BUILDING A HOUSE

important 5oGgest1ous Sor PsoplN
Of 4odersts NsauA
- Ssess - Ar~hifs<s saA oz1Hdse-
wsss hisd 81 Materials - Ess--
StAas ssd sysc1s>ssscns -
fsesry HsUs
lLo1xusRr. tsSl. Br a n Kxrxoso Nxva.
SAEx8 Col
This handsome dwelling = 60 contain
seven rooms add cen bs built Tor ss,ac0.
~ Is calculated 20 progresses anyone In
It's favor. while the plan. with the sDme-
what original fesssre Of living room,
u conducive 10 comfort and economy Of
space
The front porch Is 1ox1i feet. hall 81
10 feet. living room i4zi4 feet. kitchen
1Axis feet pantry axo feet. three cham.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-15
Tho Theatrical Season.

Once more the doors of the popular
amusement resort, the Peoples Theatre
Toledo, is opened to the public, and
during the coming season many of the
best attractions now on the road will
show week at the Peoples. Messrs
Brady & Garwood, the managers, have
made special efforts to book the bes,
attractions attainuble, and will make
the Peoples even more popular (if such
a thing be possible) than ever before
The season opened Monday last with
Mr.. Max Fehrman in Fred M9der's
comedy, "Uncle Isaac, and next weel;
Russel's Burlesque company will ap
pear, and that famous commedian
Bob Slavin will be seen for the first
time in many years in Toledo.
Pauline Batchelicr, Ada Henry, Fish
and Richmond, Terav and Maggie Fer
guson, j. Marcus Doyle, Edward Estus
Weller Hyde, Stewart sisters, Laura
Maxwell, Ray Vernon and grand
chorus are also with the company
They will present the funny burlesque
"Jack's Ante" which is full of fun
music and excitement.
AS usual the matinees are given
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur,
10y, "iu oiO hiupihCo Pii "iO, ~, ~
35cents.
People living in Wood county and
going to Toledo on business find this 9
most agreeable place to spend couple
OF hours, see and hear something new
sparkling, witty and interesting, have
Il hearty laugh at the jokes and witt
cism, and perhaps good cry over the
stage pictures Of some of the unhappy
situations and conditions OF humanity
The stage and newspapers are said t
be among the best educators of the
present day, and indeed it is doubtful
II person can read newspaper o.
attend u popular theatre like the Peo
pies, without learning something tina
will be beneficial if properly used.
The announcement OF coming attrac
tions will be made each week in TIN
JOURNAL. Sec ad. elsewhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-15

One choice mare with sucking colt
and several other horses.
Tu JOSEPH SIMPLE. Roachton, o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-15
Bargains IN real Estate.

have for sale some choice dwelling
properties and vacant lots in Perrysburg,
at prices and terms 10 suit the means of
purchasers. can sell you good house
and lot for from $500 to $4,000, in the
most beautiful village in Ohio. l also
have for sale some finely improved farms
within short distances of Perrysburg,
and timbercd lands in 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.
also have few thousand dollars
to loan on good security.
ID. X. HOLLENBECK.
May 30, 1880. 10 If.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column 10 cents per line.

We have just opened our new fall
stock of clothing. Come in and see the
latest styles and get our prices.
A. WILLIAMS
ALL the latest styles in mems fine
suits. Coats and vests and pants Just
opened at
WILLIAMS
If you want to see the choicest line
Of mems fnc suits and single pants ever
shown in the town drop in at
WILLIAMS
New stock of late style overcoats
Just received at
WILLIAMs'
Full line of childrens school suits
just opened, at
WILLIAMS
We invite everybody to come in
and look through our new clo,hing
stock, whether you wish to buy or rot.
A. WILLIAMS
r-lf you are wanting suit of clothes,
an overcont or pair of pants. this fall
we would be glad to sell it to you. II
we can't sell you them as cheap as you
find them anywhere we will not ask
you to buy a cents worth. Try us.
A. WILLIAMS