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The morning call., 1892-09-05
TAXING PRECAUTIONS.
Health oficers EYeryw here WIN Keep
.'@.z-t - YigilRat lockout. j.

Health Officers EverywheFe VIII Keep
NigilAAt Inekent.
PaIEA DEL PHIA3 Sent. "A Press special
from the Delaware BreakWateT says that
the steamer Lord Cough, from Liverpool.
was boarded eigat miles of shore to-day by
tie health officer. An examination showed
no sickness on beard. but tire ship Was.
nevertheless, ordered into QualaHtthe until
all danger Of the plague breaking out has
passed -. =. - r RI.
Bosrox, Mass, Sept 4-Tbe Scyth!s,
after being fgmigated, was released frem
quarantine to-day and arrived al her deck
az IS p NJ f. p. p.
JAe[Ns on VILE, Ella, Sept, 4-By order
Of thR DuYatC9anty Board Of Health no
i4wsFd-60nnd vessel can pass Fort George
Island at flfe mouth of tie Sts .J0llnas River
withqiit inspection. This applies 10 coast
wise as well Us foreign GearaDces, i. :.@#=..
= CITY OF. MEXICO, Sept. 4-QuHFalitine
has been declared at all the Gulf peEis of
Mexico against vessels arriving from places
Infected with cholera -*->< = =. =. r.. =.
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A .sPiTEFUE MERCHANT.
Seeking TO Rain a: Banking Firm: He Did
=. !. =. Mi Like,

. CRY oF MEXICO, Sept; IA merchant
Of. this city: to spite the Bance Londress Of
Mexico, recently put UP sign in his c11ice
10 the effect that he would refuse to receive
the concerns bank bills The result was a run
on. the bank. which, however. was promptly
met. Many Of tire :dep6sitors entertafne ed
fears as to :the stability of the institution
but these were allaytd. by:t the. bank meeting
alI.dematds- made On il and condolences was
restoledc yesterday. The bank paid out
oyer half o milliGn:doilsrs, but;to-day many
Of Llie Withdrawn deposits were returned.
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co LoNfzl NG 1LLiN0Is. ::
Nogros. said ao~Ee Going From srissis-
:. :. =. sippl for TIL Q fsGr patsa. .

- u AcKss0N,- Miss Sept: 4.-:Since tie an,
netinee nteht t by Hon. Charles b. Elowey,
mississippi .memb ber>of the Natural Demo-
CT ate .Egeen{fye Cmnmittee, that: he had a
letter ln:his pessessf6 Containing ;iniorma-
.tioh thaf tie Republicans were colontzlng
ntgroesf1 fllpOis to vote for Harrison, and
that: several; hundfed negroes had left
tie DemorTAtic leaders have kept q viglant
eve Oh tfe negroes. aud are: Keeping the
cItarmaiijof tire State Democratic Commits
tee Of AInoLs advised, THAT he may detect
and prevent the registration, aud 'takesteps
TO prosecute those engaged IN the coion1za+
tiop schenie. :. -.
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!: 'T'---'------:---l--
LINEN IN FLAMES.
On Long,s Laundry and lis Contents
Destroyed by Fire. -:

On Longs Laundry and Its Contents
Destroyed by Fire. I: - -.
The patrons of On Longs laundry at
14O5 and 14O7. Paeiic street saw their linen
ascending skywafd In flames last night.
The two-story structure occupied by. 0a
Long and his assistants began to blaze at
7;2o O'clock. and before THE flames were
quenehed all the "washee washee''. aud
most ofthe building had been consumed. !
The fre*started in. the upper story Of tl's
building and before an alarm had been
turned inthe Chinese had fed slfrieking to
the street, without making an effort 70
rescue the. garments intfusted to them: =.
The balldlng was completely gutted by
the flames and the adjoining structures
were badly scorehed. The damage to. tile
laundry exclusive of the contents amounts
to about S7Q0; TO the adjoining buildings
S25o.
All the property damaged blythe fire Is
owned by Mrs. Katharina Res sbach. Tbs
origin Of the fire is unknown. >. r:
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Reckless Target Practice

While the red-stack tug Rescue, Captain
Harvey. was passing along the. Presidio
front; just beyond Harbor View yesterday
afternoon, a rifle bullet whizzed through-th the:
wall of file piiet house.. not two inches:
from the helmsman's head This is not the
first instance of reckless Sunday shooting
ON the reservation, and ii: is iD;lmated that
an nnyestigation will be asked for.
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TRINITY. RIVER MINES.

Ths F1mous Southern California Placer Dig
glngs Sold TO Colorado Syndicate. I. e.
DENVER, Colo. Sept. "A syndicate
Of Colorado capitalists has just purchased
the famous Trinity River gold mines M
Southern California. The properties en-
brace orer AGO acres Of ground, and during
the past few years ever St,0on9 600 In
placer geld has been removed The conn
pany Includes George Arthur Rice; j.. L.:
Bailey aHd William Glider, the president Of
various prominent Colorado banks, The:
purchase price was 81, ,t90,G 900. >@ ...:> @
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A. SUNDAY TRIAL. TRIP.

The Steam Schooner Albion Is > Sue
cess
Thenew steamer Albion. owned by. Kim
bail & Co. of this city and Oakland, went
on her trial trip from Man-street wharf
yesterday. Captain Jansen had party of
about seventy five invited guests on board.
The first run was made to Hunters Point,
after which the steamers head was pointed
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THE: ~CzaR. pIsPLEAsED.

He Instrueta His G neral in. the Pamir.
Country, Not to Provoke England.
:LoND'aNs Sept. ,4-The Vfenna corre-
spoRdent Of. the News says :: The Gar was
displeased at the. recent conflict in the
Pamir country between: Russians and
Afghans. which resulted. in the. Ameer Of
Afghanistan appealjaG to the Indian Gov.
eminent To aid him against the Russians,
and has wired Instructions. to Colouet
Yanoff, com minander of the Russian foices
in the Pamir. country to hpnceforth avoid
any adventures which would be likely to
uf0y0ke England -
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. REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE.

a Harlison:Ald Rcd club Fograed at DQwn3e-
r.. Will With l54 MeIab ,rs;'
: D0wSIEviI.LE.: Sept. 4..-The oFganiza-
; tioH of:a HaKtison aird Reid Club, with a
membership of l54. was perfected last night
Patriotic speaches were delivered by D.
T;ColR, William J. Holmes and other vet
e-an Republicahs. There wis unbounded
enthusiasm in: Sierra County, good for a
: handsome majority for the. Republican
party; Music was rendered by the Downie-
Vile band, and free dance, the dUnatiOn
of the: older Republicans, WIS indulgcd-in
until morning, DenIQcgats and Republicans
both Participating. The SURROUNDING towns
Wee all cred dltably represen ted; -.
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TRun AsIArIe cnoLRRA.
No Longer Any D oubt of the Nature OF
the Disease. -.=

NEW York. Sept. 4--Dr. Byron had
long talk with the newspaper men to-day.
The most Important statesent he made was
that he in bis own mind was convinced
that the sick people on board the Normahuia.
Raeia and M6rayia wera suffering from true
Asiatfe cholera. though he had in his ex-
amtnations and experiments been unable
up 10 the present Tine TO discover any
bacilil.
DR.. jenkins was down with the cholera
Infected ships frem II IN tie forenoon until
9 in the evening.
A report was circulated to-day that Sem
ator MePheFson OF New Jersey had landed
and had been seen IN jersey City, Dr. jan-
kins denied the Tepqrt and said Be had seen
the Senator at about 80 on board Tho Nor
mQnfIiai -.
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CANADA IN QUARhNrINE.
The Twenty Day Plan to BE Pnt In Force
-; at Detrogt.s'

.
=: - - - al. Detroit.
:. DETRoIr Sept 4-Dr. Dufield, in his
capacity as Health Oficer OF Detroit and
backed by. the authority Of the United
States; has decided 10 establish the twenty
day quarantine AT Detroit, Tie decision.
was made after reading. telegram from
Quebec; giving the report OF the Interna-
!iofaI Health Commission upon .the Cana
dian quarantine station at Crosse Isle. As
4oon as the 'or1eris enfoteed all emiarat ton
between Montreal, Quebec and Detroit must
: ceasR.<:~: ..:.:-s..s - .-:...s.
?; ~:.1, ~, hen will. you declare a twenty-dsy
quSsaD4ine?I Dr. aDnffed was: asked.
: :" ln all probability Oh Monday. / re-
ceiyed: notice from: Dr. WSman, surgeon
general. -ihfdrHiiDg me thatin his opinion it
was advisable TO est eblis b tweniy-day GUAR
auiine. I.+shall censult with the Govern
Ient inspector aud The C0lle ctUrof Customs
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The wor as Record Broken.

.: WILLIAMsTowN. Ont. Sept. 4.-Hugh
Adams, "a famous defense player of the
Cornwall Club, won. the lacrosse ball
throwing contest here yesterday and broke
the worlds record. He threw l49 yards. 2
feet and inches.
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MIR. BLA1NKs IDEA.
he would Have All RorsIga C0nllneree
:.... Stopped at Once :. -.

He Would Have ALI Horsiga C0mfneree
~. 4. =. Stopped at Once. Fl :. III.
NEW York, Sept 4 "A Times special
fFam Bangor, Me. 4. says: Mr.. Blaine re-
Gently expressed TO his friends his yieWs
of the clear duty of the Governments iq the
matter ofdanger from cholera. In subs tanee
it is to:elese irsffis between the old eolIntry,
Canada:and the United States to.eyerybeiy
ana eVatything save the mails and t0c1tt-
zens eff this .ecunlfy. now Abroad, and TO
admit these only after perfect :pfeeautian.
His idea is that there is not and Cannot be
commercial relations While d for. a moment
are to.:le considered. In comparison with.
safety to- life. = -. !. - =. =. =.
He wanted everything p low on. the water
on tlIe way from tbe: cid world kept frnfn
land and the dlscbntiDuance OF all .E0rel5n
railroad traffie across tile States. Then lie
would have the border poiiced To perfection
and n rigid. eXamiuat{Q Ia alI.ttIe cities and
towns or ffQiss' Hs believes: Harrison has
the 20 wet TO Sd order by proclamation apd
that there are q o. treaty rights topIeYeBt il.
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Funhd Dead. In. Bed.

: :Dominick j. Grandi, 4 barber. who" lived
at 39S Minha street. was found dead IN his
bed al late hGur last night. -; -.
He was 49 years old; and was afflicted
with heart disease. The remains were
taken to the Morgue. where an inquest wil
be held to-day.
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MUST "CoME BY THEMSELVES.
stesrage Passeng gers to Be Brought From
-. EnEope.in SeparAte NssseIs.: -.

kuEope:An; separate. y ess@l4
QgEENsTowy, Sept. 4, r. The GniGn
steamer Alas6a and the CRnafd steamer
Aprapis sailed beneet6-day for:New. York
TheFeawefe no kteerage pdssepgers aboard
, either sldp. All abaard both stealIers
were iB the Eest. of health and the Aneti-
can Conspl Issued d clean .bllE.Qf >lieaEtfEto
each @:.s.# *:. T.,
lie 800 steeTage pass senCers. booked 10
sail on the Alaska will *pe taken TO. New
Yark by the sHecief steam er Neyadai which
@nE probably sail from : l5iyernQol>DH@ tire
I2ah:iilsti -Yhe sleerage rasseixgers be Z led
To- sail on he .AuraGiS, to she .EuBl Der OF
$50 viii be. ia keR-o The Steamer Mafatbnn,
which will .8i at he eIld of .tlge week. :
:. The Whffe. Star line. viii. dispatch tic
Adtiatie steerage astea tner frem: Liverpool
on SatRTltay nd tie tpmsn' lit'e Is gIIak ing
arfangBuients 70 send tne. steamer lAdiana.
May steerage: pass engers pad. the differ
ente md tee / passage in. -the second ca bin.
II he gtfIoT ii fes are eIeteis}Rg the greatest
ipreca ulTon 5@to preFe ft:t :carEyingof more
eaoler9 aero ss tire ktlantic. -: - :.
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:. Snallnnr In Naw Ynrk

New YORK. Sept. 1.-TWO: cases Of small
pox were to-day reported to the police from
two thlckly populated tenements within a
short distance of each other: The .patiehts
were removed and the places fumigated. =.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

break in the ranks of tie strikers at Hoale-
stead this evening. the boss having ap-
piled fer work promising TO bring back a
number of Hnngarians. The firm con H.
IDENTIFY expect another break. but Amaiga-
mated people deny that it will come. =.
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here tomorrow. II they think 1t advisable
quarantine wIlI be established at oHce.2t S.
Two more Inspectors have been appointed,
one OF them on behalf Of the Federal Gov
ernment and the other for the city.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
PARIS Still PROTESTS.
II Resembles iCh oil ora. but Is soihething
Else Altogether.

PARIS. Sept 4-Forty .one persons suffer
Ing from chofefsic disorders were admitted
to the hospitals: in this city yesterday, and
twenty-four patients suffering from the
disease died during the same day Many
Of the victims died quickly after the first
symptoms of Infection became manifest.
but in no case was there found any trace OF
true Asiatic cholera.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
HER BOILERS BURST.
The Destruction Of the Fastest Steam Yacht
- in the World 81"

PnILApE1:PHIA, Sept A. Yankee Doodle.
said to be the fastest steam yacht. in tho
world, was destroyed yesterday by the
bursting of her boiler. Thomas and vii.
liam Mcbride. her. owners, and William
Naulty and Richard Fisher. their guests,
who. had taken the boat down the river
for a cunning trip, had a narrow escape
with their lives
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THE STATE EA1R.. :.
1t VIII Open To-day at Sacrament, U raer
:. Varv FIo+tsrin, srsnicas'

:. Very Flatterinz Auspices.
sAcRAMESTo, Sept. 4.-The State Fair
opens Tomorrow under the: most fatterfng G
auspices. The. historical and. mining .ex-
,hibits @will be among the most. attractive
features at the pavilion. Entries for the
races and stock exhibits far exceed those eE
former: years. ~
night, :hut the exhibits Will n OF all be ready
for day or two. A committee; of ctizeus
viii be al the depot TO register visitors for
lodgings, as an unusual number. are ex-
npc ted.
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rLATy FoF- HARR1soS:
The New: y ork ssnator Refates SOME
- ;: absurd Camp stafiss. : ::

f. NEW YORK. Sept: 4---The Herald to-
nlerrpw Will print. am interyleW: With; ex-
Senator. Thomas O.: Platt.> Tie Senator
said he did what he tlIought as his daty
at Minneapolis and would always do SO.
81 did MY best to defeat the President"
he said. ..bpt I never :fatteF in. my support
; of RepGb lcan: principles and Republican
Candidates Doubts were .ratsed in my
alind after the -NLpneapolis cenyen siGn: as 10
/. h9w lar:afy services were deSlrea by eli ose
WHO seemed TO be Inch arge:ot Harrlson's
+ campaign: ! mad Mp dekiIe To- 1lftLnde my
self bpoii THE PTesfdents nor: tp.; in1sffeTe
IN disqualification his caiFpa ignEit / was. not
-Wan(ed:-i was pro Bah y; ;05tT aensIt rye, AND
waited. TO; hear FROM :PresldeEt: HARRISON.
Some people said waited 70 hear FROM him
/ aIequest TO take offite, and thdt: E.W attsd to
ma ke segne SORT CT a bargain With Aims
+ These wefe lies, the nlegnr st atgf. most lTIi
failing i ever had to end ure.
= iii ~ ds lu1ieRted TO :Ile that The President
WI nld be. .glad.t0 see me-: sO%-i Yeilt to see
hiin as any AmeriGaEl eftfzea:, should who
received such an intlmati6n1 ..H6: net inc
1eoTG tally. and Il is rsnrarks wefe:those Of al
broad, falr-Infnded, .sensible.; maR. :TlIe
f0r;ifCo ii}fpg. letter OF. apcegtanee was dis
c;issed G1nS4derRblys We talked. CT: New
T. Yo}k and the: condition Of the Republican
parry thgra:"". : -. :. :
..ASked.if his friend nds.tkI1ughout the State
WOULD support the Republican. ticket as
+ heartily IS hlnls Platt replied: of
course tteY Will. Tneg viii be found in
f~tbis :carapaigH. :as thcy have always. been,
deing fheiE full duty:
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ONE. WHOLE BLooK BURNED.
A Fire at Portland, Or, Causes sl00 900
!: Worth of Dsmage :.

PORTLAND, Sept. A BLOCK of one and
two story wooden buildings between Fifth
and Sixth, Irvine and Hoyt: streets, Was
burned early this morning: <The buildings
were owned. by C. II. Dodd and were used
principally. for storing machinery. The
less will probably reach SI9o, 900; fully In
suEed..
The morning call., 1892-09-05

Aresident Of Florida. speaking about The
many attractions OF that State, relates that
there never had been case OF sunstrokt
there nor Il MAD dog.
The morning call., 1892-09-05
Danial nnnehertu,s Cont nditinn

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 4.-Daniel Dough-
erty took relapse tonight and his condi-
ton is now very grave.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

day evening each thoroughly euthused over
the trip to the observatory and the warm
hospitality extended to them during their
few hoursHstay within It's walls
The morning call., 1892-09-05
ESCAPED: FROM SIBERIA.

: julius Gsrma d, the Hungarian Socialist,
i. Has Arrived at Victoria. "
= VICTORIA, b.. c.; Sept. 4.-.Julihs Ger.
mand, the: Hungarian socialist who disap-
peared from public life eight or ten years
age. arrived here from Japan to-day. He
lad just escaped from Siberia.
The morning call., 1892-09-05

Homestead strisers Weakening.
PITTsBuRG, Sept. 4.-There was small
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19
To Our Subscriber.

The special announcement which
appearea:, in our columns some time
eince, announcing special arrange
ment with DR.. B.J. Kendall Co., OF
Enosbureh Falls, VT, publishers of
"a Treatise on The Horse and his Dis
ehses," whereby our subscribers were
enabled to obtain n copy of that yalua-
BILE work free bv sending their address
to b. j. Kendall Co. land enclosing n
two-cent stamp for mailing same is
renewed for limited period. We
trust all will avail themselves of the
opportunity of obtaining this valuable
work. To every lover OF the Horse it
is indispensable, as it treats in II sim
pie manner all the diseases which
afllict this noble animal. Its phenom,
email sale throughout the United States
and Canada make it standard authority
Mention this paper when sending fol-
s.rrpntiSp' -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19
The Lnxatiya Gum Dron.

This new cathurtic is the most de-
lightful form of laxative thnt has
ever been offered to the public. 1t is
in the form Of an ordinary gum drop,
but has no medicinal tustc, and can
he eaten like n piece OF confectionery.
The results, too, are pleasant. 1t is
the most complete remedy for dyspepsia
summer troubles, biliousness, headache
and all those maladies for which the
ordinary cntharJic is prescribed. 1t
acts as gentle stimulant, not violent,
but perfectly safe, and certain. In this
respect it is far superior to the ordin-
ary pill, with the additional merit of
not being disngreeable to take. 1t is
just the thing for children on this ac-
count and for people with weak
stomachs. Those gum drops are put
up in packages, the small ones selling
for ten cents and large ones for twenty
five cents II your druggist does not
have them we will send them to you by
mail on receipt of the price. But we
would prefer to have you get them OF
your druggist. SYLVAN REMEDY Co.,
Peoria III.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAe e.

ply form, which he handed to the tclc-
graph boy.
"Thnnl; God for that, Mary" said he,
when he returned to her. "Now can
send you and Jim away for at least a
week! Thank God, my dear!"
lie kissed her, and then set himself
in his agitation to walk up and down
the little room.
THAT will mean five pounds for us, I
believe; don't want to count the fee
shall get, but can't help it now. It's
rich congregation, and think must
get that. And, Mary" he went on,
what if they should ask me to be their
minister? You know they are without
one. Perhaps the letter to follow will
say something. Upton is beautiful,
bracing suburb, and Jim-our own lit
tie Jim!"-and he raised him in his arms
--"would get strong there"
"Ah, my dear" said his wife, "it is
too tempting. lam afraid to hope But
/ am sure when once they hear you they
will like you. Now let us think; what
sermons will you takc?"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19

The remedy is purely vegetable and
never fails to cure.
The worst cases yield to its power.
Many have been cured.
Urge your friends to come or bring
them.
Pleasant parlors and the best of car
will welcome them.
Hot and cold baths free to all patients:
and board and lodging in Sanitarium
when desired. For particulars SC. ad.
dress
Rev. /. N. SMITH, Manager, or
\. D. HOBART, NJ. D, Physician.
Cor. Huron and Ash Sis Toledo. o
30ZZ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19

HUNTERS TICKETS. SEASON OF lS92-93.
Tickets on sale November LIST to 2lth. inclu-
siye to points in Lower Michigan with return
limit December lst lSJ2
Tickets viii he on sale with final return limit
30 days from date OF sale. to points in Missouri
until March lst, 1888; to points in Mississippi
until April 10Th. lS'3: and to points in Arkan-
sas until May lst. 1893
For further information call on nearest agent
Ohio Central lines, or address, Moulton Houk,
tcul Pusss Ayt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19
Thanksgiving Dinners

Will he made more than ever memorable with
the assistance OF the Martha Washington cook
book which is sent free TO any. address ON re-
cript of ten ccnts in stamps by +. y. McCur
mick. Il. T.. ~ 7. Agt.. Cincinnati, .. The ~.
II. II u. edition oi the famous cookbook con
tains $40 pages OF old and tried recipes. fully
illustrated. BE thankful too that the superb
train service of the e. IL IL u. via Cincinnati to
the south make journey 10 the mldcr eli
mates OF Southland, comfortable ana pleasur
able Bob
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19

Politicians are already figuring on the per
sou,Icl OF Prcsidcnt-Elcct Clevelnnd'S Cabinet
Although Michigan did not give him her
entire Electoral vote, it is loudly Whispered
rhnt II place will be given one of her most dis
of the new 1000 mile fmnilv tickets issued 10y
the Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan Ry
They nre good for the purchaser and members
Of mis- family aud are now on sale Mt MI ticir
offices oi the Compnuy--price 5000. bee lst.g.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19

Perry G.. Pultz VS.. Samuel Stebbins,
in replevin. Frank A. Reid.
Buckeye Supply Co. vs.. Thomas H.
Adams; attachment. Ira. G.. Tabcr.
Caleb T.. Tillinghast vs.S. l.. Long,
replevin. james s. Bevcrstock.
John Frank Surverison vs.. Ephraim
Shinnberger, on account. james Il
BeverStOck.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19
GOING NORTH
"Daily. tDaily except Sunday. SMes
Sunday ouiy
TIME TABLE.

"Dnily. fDaiIy except Snnday. meals.
Sunday only
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on
night trains to Chicago.
The only line running Parlors between
Toledo, Columbus, and Ohio River-Scat Faro
only % cents.
Rates via the Buckeye Route are always as
low as via any other line
For rates maps, ahd other Information, write
W ii FISHER, Gneral Passenger and Ticket
Agent. Room 81, Deshler Bpck. Columbus,
Toledo, Ohio
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EXCURSION 30 NENIC0,
Nov. Goth TO 2Gth.

The Toledo. st. Louis ,I Kansas City Il. r.
"Clover Leaf Route" viii issue low rate eN-
cursion tickets to Mexico city. Mex, on above
dates. return limit Dee. 3lst. account meeting
of the American Public Health Association and
International Medical Congress.
\ golden opportunity Ia view scenes most
charming most delightful climate-ht the
lowest rate ever offered.
Any agent of the Glover Leaf Route will en-
plain. or write. G.. c. JENKINS, Gen'l Pass.
Agent Toledo. Ohio. 3lk
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SOUTHERN TOURIST RATES.
Via G. II. e. ID, and Cincinnati, the
Grent ThrOugh Car Line.

The usual Winter tourists rates to southern
resorts are now in effect via the Cincinnati
Hamilton ,v Dayton Il. Il. The only direct line
from Michigan and Canada via Detroit Toledo.
Linn aHd Dayton to Cincinnati and the sunny
will he good returning until MAY 81 ls|i;
Through sleeping ears OH all night trains and
from Detroit and four solid trains daily from
Toledo to Cincinnati. For rates tickets and
full information call on or address any c. H. "
e. H. ,S D. Cincinnati, o. Dec. 3l92
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19
Thank.giv,ng Exc"rs,on Rates.

The 7. St. l. Il X. c. K. r.. Glover Leaf
Route" will issue low rate excursion tickets
C wcen all stations, account OF Thanksgiving
bay. Call on nearest agent Or address.
c. G. JENKINS. Gen'l Pass Agent.
Toledo. Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-11-19
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate OF A. G. Williams. deceased,

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator oi the estate OF \. u.
Williams lat. OF Wood county, deceased.
Dated this day of November, \. ID. lSp2.
ALFRED Il. WILLIAMS.
asc Administrator.