Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-08-20

Entered nt the Pcrrysburg Postoflicc ssccond
lass after.
SATURDAY, August 90, 1892
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For President
GENJAMAN HARRISON, of Indiana
For Vice President,
WHl1ELAW REID, of New York
y For Presidential Electors at Large,
MYRON 4 HERRICK, of Cuyahoga
LORENZO DANFoRD, of Belmont
. For Secretary OF state,
(: SAMUEL NJ TAYLOR, of Champaign
For Judges of Supreme Court
. WILLIAM 4 SPEAR, of Trumbull.
o. JACOB + BURKEr, OF Hancock
T. For Clerk of the supreme Court,
JOSIAH ALLEN, of Athens
For Member OF Board of Public Works,
/. LYBARGER, of Ooshoeton
The Sentinel editors will probably
engage in the manufacture of wine this
season, as it is said they have large
quantity of ''sour grapes on hand.
Some New York hotels have now Il
regular woman guide and chaperone
connected with the establishment for
the convenience of ladies visiting the
city alone.
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Frank Leslie's Weekly is the only
illustrated Republican newspaper in
the country and all Republicans will
find it II newspaper devoted especially
to their interests.
We are not publishing the county
paper" but we can get in county con-
vention without crawling up through
the cellar, and that is more than the
Sentinel fellows can say.
There are three places known where
green snow is found One of these
places is near Mount Hecla, Iceland,
another fourteen miles east of the
mouth OF the Obi, and the third near
Quito, South America.
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The dredgers OF Port Morris, n.
Y, are feeling very much encouraged
and think they have brought up relics
from the British frigate Huzzar, which
was sunk during the revolutionary war,
with 81 COO, 900 of British gold. A few
days ago they scooped up lot of grape
shot and bushel Of ancient gun tllnts.
Since The publication of the Senate
Finance Committees report on wages
and prices, the calamityites are dis
consulate. However as the locust pes
is now causing much woe to sevcra
western states, there may yet be few
people left in that locality willing tt
read Cleveland's speeches. - Econ
omist.
The largest American flag eve
made will float from the top of Il yer.
lofty liberty pole" in front of the Ad
ministration building at the world
fair Upon request, tho State o
Washington will furnish this Hag-stai
as well as two or three others of th
largest, that are required by the EX
position.
The JOURNAL is in receipt of al
Invitation to attend an old tune South
ern Possum Supper on the grounds )
the Buffalo Exposition on Wednesda
last, complimentary TO the representa-
tives of the Northern Press and Rail
roads, which would have been grea
treat, no doubt, had we been at libert,
to attend. We are thankful, however
for the invitation.
Many Republicans were very mucl
displeased with the arrangements fo
the entertainment of visitors at tn,
recent convention. Many old Repub
licans who were not delegates but who
by virtue OF long service to the party
were justly entitled to admittance T.
the stage, were permitted to enter tn
gallery only. Not a very courteou
manner OF treating old friends.
An Omaha man took novel way c
getting at the geographical center {
the United States. He took piece c
board and marked out the map col
rectly upon it and cut it out in thu
shape. 1t was then easy to find tn
center by weight. The central pom
is about 140 miles west of Omaha an
about 120 south. 1t used to be SUI
posed that Springfield, Mo-, was abot
the center.
Daniel j. Ryan, as Executive Con
missioner of OHIO for the Worlds @
lumbar Fair, has made his first qua
terly report to the Board of Ohio Fa
managers, Columbus, Ohio, a copy
which has come to the JOURNAL tabl
Much has been accomplished for I'll
Ohio exhibit and under the manag