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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-02
FIRST DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.

The new First Assembly District Republican
Committee will meet for organization tomorrow
evening at the quarters of the Minkakwa Club,
in Greenville.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-02

compete with the quality of the "Admiral"
than to waste efforts in the vain attempts
to suppress it. admiral" Cigarettes are
not made by a trust.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-02

Cigarette Popularity
is embodied and emphasized in the Old
Dominion branas
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-02-02
.tnett's THERMOMETERS,

The Ladies' Approve of Smoking
hen Old Dominion Cigarettes are used.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10
oAN FRANCISCO MAR1BTs.
rns STATE or TRADE

tHE IWApA
sn FRAseisce. Aug. a--The local
1ssehaadsse markets were steady. Bust
- Sas quiet. The rr~ducs markets
ssre moderately active.
Vegetables were in heavy supply.
sssn fruit VAS generally lower aud ~
se,es we're heavy.
resesr. eggs and cheese are unchanged.
SsslRy 10 duii.
= aaaee reces pis-F.our. quarter encko,
49, wheat. ccntais, tSs AZ barley CEN
- nsas corn. sacks. 2ii: heans, sacks,
- potatoes, sacks. %.aus. ouicns, sacks,
bran. sacks. sax
s.as-We quote; Net cash prices for
80 ~say sstfas. 0.s>ss.oo per barrel. hak-
Aia sN>oVs'Ns"' snPefhhe' s-Sv
wseas-Leadins shippers are doing little
.. nos n the way Of buying. and the
Haoa u therefore Of . rather tame
Dealers quote the market
~esy from ei.0Ssi.o.'s per Genital for
- sn'rpins. with <tosA. al an outside
vof choice article: milling wheat
. sssss hands at 3 range OF $i.tSs. a
AES pss GENITAL.
ssnsy-- There 10 no change for the bet
Ssnrks are liberal. Trade II slow and
-" easy. We quote: Feed. 60. es nc
~stai FOR good quality, and ~. es 73ssc
an saeaee; brewing. 81 ssetas,,e th~v alter.
49, ~ fiandard quality. and $io4i.is,s
s0f grades
rsde 10 Of an indifferent cha-se-
E snae Xps!ces are aitoseshey against the
Qaosaeie at .sc~stiso per GENITAL
- White, and 81 Cor l. - tor old.
R CALI foAxn
y IRE recorded today - ioliovs;
Seeet Mo.aluR. informal session. De-
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srAre cnor nsPonr.


- Utoo Weathep 81 the Rooe week
Helping the CPeps.
0IsnriA. Aug. 0.--i6psciai. j. FoIlowine
70 Asisf rsvisw Of the grain and fruis
lsalion in the state OF Washineton, -
applied from reports received In the cen
~ once Of the Warrington state weather
onytcs:
vesssrn Washington can boast oftypical
NJ. The FIRST five days being warm,
|olnny and rainless and the last two were
Qeo4y and cool with = few welcome
oAeesn. Root crops were beginning 10
M rain and the showers benefited them
asstly. Wheat and oas fields show
nafksd Improvement over lest week. The
| ~ crop 10 coming on In fns shape With
ukle or no trouble from lice. In q few
o1ntiea fruit 10 now In sight. especially
DFNass and late arploa. Ia some Of the
~ nostherly counties fafmefs are be-
Eo1aing 10 burn their siashing.
In Eastern Warrington, the coRrospond.
ents cay this week 3 weather was made 30
sdts. While IL vas very warm In the
nj part cf the week. the latter part grew
eeeaef. and the little rain that would do %
1oeh GOOD caEe along oil right much
seedsing crops. In the Watla Walla val
u wheat h about ripe and harvesting I'M
way. In Spokane. also. grain II being
awaited. and the buzz Of the thresher
~ soon b heard. Considerable hay II
Sme cut in come countiee. bus swamp
~ IN spokane county u not going TO
csd veil. Vegetables and fruit, although
ss continue TO improve. and on the
uheis the week has hecn very proptttous
- 70 the farming interests OF Washing
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H1w YOnK AAhK81sL


nv Yonx. Aug A-Dsa6seu q IL
stossk sSchsags vsss ehasaessrised ~
vesEaeo during The greas paxs q the
oe3s ana IN some instances sharp declinee
wefs recorded. The beasD vess unusually
aGEssestv4 There was lSttIe o. 70 suppogt
tfoas any quarter, declines ranGine lrom
~ " " per eeek. ~ lattee q 0eoerni
E.sxssjc Duxiag tie lat hear tho vheie
maSset 1ook - s4vungsh anl e6yaneoA
anyshers from I = 1 poin&s. spseuIatien
isftsn strong II tons. with quotesioas q s
nussoss e instances shove shooo of
yos,srday.
Gevssnment bondsp-Stsone.
fntto1oum-Eeaise st 00e aaked.
GOLD IMPoR1A
TIE steamsAip NaisusSe arrival ~
Ucsafng viii go oooi a 80.
SIHAxcaAE.
Eau etssst Ieesiysd disaeresAAle sur-
fteyu T. Asseeiesed Nsticnai - sSss
eneF bed un1ntmoa6ay decided @ ihcsoa6o
the zaees - call loans Of ssssat daAe . l2
per cent. end these Of lang standlne 70 70
~ ssoG 11ey oay tho Soosoa Tor this q
tnsz = 0eay 6osrouess havA laad down on
sesHs tooete = necessary foe sslf-protecttoa.
Moeey-On eeii. easy; cioeed, offered.
~ Y - 1910 kbtksS~ - P0bs - IL ~ 0DU&
setting exchange Stronger. with actual
ouesHee0 In sixty day bankers' bills at
elG.10l 623[. and demand tAS7}<@s.oa
etLvEA
Cisse sinGulas feature in connection With
tbs socspt3on q the pgesilent's message
hssa yesterday \ IN tie Increase IN the
pesre q silver. which vas quoted elbsr the
message vas published q u cents bid |:
odssed at 75x cents. Brokers recalled tho
fact that on June 80 when President CIsve-
lans issued the call for the extra ssssion
Of sonDzoso silver sCld at 67@D bid and
asEsd. Soon AFTER the market Was e.
cesssingly dull. almost ~ dull - before the
reception Of the message.
silver Certificates today advanoed 20 d,
bias Of 90 we're asked &C the Stock kx-
cksago. There vas brisk demand. while
ehs supply b osnaaleF than for long time.
Teday's price h the highsst since June 81.
Ne Transaction Was reported up to "a
osDck. Commercial bar rose IL 20 "a
Mexican dollars roe n 70 00c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10
sosroN sToCk ExcnAxeE.
CHICAGO Markets.
RoARp or TRADE

BOARD OF rKApk
5.NrcAao, Aue. a--Wheat--null: market
csssned kefAc lower ~ . continuation Of
yysterdsy.s weakness and financial IN
certainty rallied lie on covering by shorts
AID GOOD export clearSnccs; eased OF aud
cssssed &c lower than yesterday Receipts
wsre. lSSoOO bushels. shipments. $500
t..;shsis.
Nheas-ssssdy. Cash. ,sssc; sersembsr,
,osn-Hisher. Cash. ss,sc: September.
sasae.
3assc-
Barley Nominal.
Ttax-SSc-
Pork-Ss4ady. Cash. si2iA: September.
s.srd-ssssdy. Gosh. ssc7,s; September.
Short ribs Steady. Cash. $50; Sep
sxsnbeY, ts.N
shoulder
short cisar-$7 usf..A
Whisky-$i.1s
uyR srccK.
ReceiptA s.oO head. Natives.
tex4slsc higher: elossd weak. Texans. toc
Il cher. No Wsstsru ranger; Prime
saeavy. sssAfa 70: ecod 70 choice. Nas -
= % medium. $1,000; common s
Hogs-Reccipts. a.0O head. Market lo<f
~. higher; commoa rough and heavy.
- s.sssss ~: fair 70 god packing. $Aa~s
4 is. prime heavy. NsSef&&. seiectrd
ny,schsrs'. 81 sssaAAs. light mixed. 8 As1
n -: sorted light, eaosSfA n.
Shesp-Rsceip,s. i.oo head. Top ma
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HI ~ eo001tt00 q n 0o1kQt to050S09
1lenI1y unehanes1 aiscs last report
~ of businsss yesssrday !. G. 0oed-
- ssIhs nruAe q Wet strooe ase
r. much business - could - e.
I'D have done we'll Ter ~ past
0oDks. Collections ase 10 ~ cat.
~ tkis nsoeth than for the poge thrse
- This appltss especially - city
|1n11ons."
= fuit and vegetable market = uell
o1 lust now. and there sre ftsuh a.
= - cone SORT almost daily. Another
4 ~ u melons, swset potstoes and TO-
1oo y expseoed soday, ead Iaseo ship
= hananas II nov due from Honclu-
lhthe Australian steamship.
Dgysm now sell - we'll . auythlne.
4mnsea i we'll advanced and prices -
neine. Sales today were q 81, with
1oe nrm.
1pl1sy = very pisnty and large oonsign.
- - coming IN daily. Hens ase nov
- Nheasoals. at 1475os pss dozen !;
Ulng shicksns. e20S and ducks. =. 10 Pc
nsseAss ass plenty Ct - 70 - cents.
- 90 ct IS oeots, ereen enGoo ord
6nhinetons at 81 rs and psumse .at SIN
{ 10 soll at u for ooft stock and In for
lslass goods. Tomatoes are Is cents
y kox.
usss potatoes hsvs dsciinsd ara ass
/ y I'D q cents.
y Y. Portway, Of Slaughter. agent Of
London hop factors, the IL Nays,
11sterday that there we're less than
o01Ds Of hops left In the state q the
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Hops-Stocks are pretty veil controlled
and held fism, bus the trade h light and
export interests are quiet Brewers are
tAYing cautiously. The best Pacifics are
csstsd at 2l022c.
MERCHANDISE.
s,offee--Options steady. at coats points
dvsn. Sales were Il, $50 tags, including:
August. $tA9oefls.U: September. $is.o6:
October. tla a5@i500: December. e14.75@
isaa. Spot Rio-Duii and nominal; No.
4 &c.
ssu.ar-Raw--Easier and more active;
fssr refining. SIC: centrifuKals. IS test.
SEE; Mnscovado. - test. sac; moiasses
sagar, % test, Sc. Refined Moderately
aseive.
lsopper--Quiet; Lake, eaS
s.eaA-Sseady domestic, S3a
iin-Quiet: Straits. $ls.ss: plates. steady
sad dull.
sspsitsr-Fiat: domestic, $500
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uAanea sss.Axp Route
srEAMRR oifoD

Issvss Merchants acek 7:s3 ? =. Mos1asA W..
sssdsys sna Fridays sos Wsss ssAs, oiaiis 80 vo1
ian1sass. TuesasyA Thundsys 80 oaGss1ayo -
Fest slaa yashon, Chsut0aaua. DssNNseA ooonUo
Landing and Dusnaa- Leaves 1nnomn oVQV
nesutng except sunday - e:9a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

OoD ioGo11uelsa - ssvlnR - seos1s ~ -
80 go sSvlae 60: 0lvse 1sl1ls
- ssvssas = - - 2NS
.. smn A. - ssvvu $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10


PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO..
wHATCoA nOUrR
e11A NORTH PACl11c AND oRQo1kA
Aisesaaas - Feslouiae acAsAuaA
eofSo Noayl nAalv. Oolxo eaQ1R.
Law eoo .THcssaA :. Arrive ESQ -
IAsse SEQ Sm- SsafslA. :. .Iaaxs S;1o .
Law $50 an n Teunesai. I1ass $50 -
Law ~ m...Anacoseeo. .fAavo e:1o -
4AAvo - 49, .en1reavoA LnASo 49, ~
Affave 80 Am-N. WkasceR. Law So -
Ceaneco 9 Poss ToUussna soe AneoaeA VII.
see!A 80 SsAh BAY roases . Ta0oma wssA
1olaa fsr uesk south anA 800: . Whaopo0 w.aA
p = tfafns foe neesh anA sAss. 90 hoon ~
oAn luon taaandA
n n CONNEA-WHlDUY Inland ROUTE
~ STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
LAayD oeaseis daily excepe Sun1Ay. osoo . n.
sof La Connof and Ill WAicoy lalanA pnlusNs
eFtves Il Ceenee Sue p n leaves L. coanee
49, p ~ eaning - sams Dotn1a: 90 aeRtvos
hsass1o &vo q n
TAC0NA-hEATrLE-gv AoUTH.
STR STATE or WASHINGTON
Daily excspe eanAay
~. EvosesA. SO a0tLv. TAeomA... 3sSo -
Ar 9ease1A lo.le a0iAg 1oasslo. -. A:oo n
Lv. uaaaa3o 10 IS aaa,Lv xoasalo &c -
Ar. Taeo0A. =. lS;lS pmlAR Bveeess -. sis ~
0ea4QunGsoss n Beoee1a yeaDeR oook.
Fer f0ftAeg lntosmAatoo an1RoD
= j. RArHDuHk 0ou7 AnonS oooaelA
frank WATeAHOU6R 0oa1 Nm. Tnooun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

4 splendid illuminated
lecture entitled PROM r.
ring YousA 10 fcrlecs Man
bod" Tells al the effues
Of yuuSA. The pttfalk lDr
young men and Of loOe
0oaAoo1. nrScs z6e. sent
Free for the nax; 70 day..
Write IN psue. J. =. eouoo6a.
m3 Narkes sesees, San
Francesca Cal.
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REILIHo1AA nAY IxsIpn ROUTE
Waasoea 80 aehe0~ EaisAsvun. nomieA. A.
anoseoo. US1naeo cry. U0A1ody, cUuDov1i1A lAng.
~. Clintsa. GvsrseL EdnoalG
sTEAMBn WAoco
Leaves Cay lsck Tussdavl. IAunaays - aaoup.
1avs - scssck = n Tickso ~ sa,e q or
1lskse oAlcA SOA ssoeal asse&
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
Relief for Isheu.natisn.

"Nhis information, said we'll known
physician to correspondent of the
Telegram, ''may save many lives at
any rate it will prove an invaluable
boon to people suffering from rheuma-
rtismIias any shape or forE"
'sRheumatism as nearly everybody
lanows;is caused by acidity of the blood
1T ,shoeld never be neglected. This
remedyaas I know by long practice, is
very eH;cacious and it is.as simple as
tits powerful.
A'Here. it is" he added, when a
rheumatic twinge is experienced the
patient should proceed to aedrug store
aud buy g, bottle OF DR.. DaviaI<ennedy' $
Fasorite Remedy and take one teas
spoonful in one-half glass of hot or cold
water as ibsst suits the action of the
bowels, after breakfast, after dinner
and upon going to bed at night and
cOntinue the same daily until sthe last
vestige of the malady has disappeared.
That, saidthe physician, lis all there
is to it, but iftaken as 1 have prescribed
it will save suffering Humanity many
doctor bills, to say nothing OF .pains,
aches and swellings. I've never known
it to fail. Albany, N. Y, Telegram.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
The Bar Isauuuet.

The following is the after-supper
program of the bar banquet to be held
next Monday evening, Feb'y 18th, at
the Hotel Brown:
TOASTS OF THE EVENING.
Master OF Ceremonies james O..
Troup.
/. The Relation of the Court to the
Bar-Hon. John H. Rldgely.
2. The Responsibilities of the
iBench-Hon. j. W.. Observation-Disclosures
3. The Jury System: Can it be I'm
proved ?-Hon. A. b. johnson.
a. The Pioneer Bar of Wood
'County-Hon. Henry II. Dodge.
.5. The Circuit Court-Hon. Geo.
R. Haynes.
IS. Professional Ethics-Thomas N.
iBierly.
4. The Bar as an Instrument of
Progress-Arthur B. Murphy.
$. The Lord Chancellors of Eng
.land-Hon. Caleb H.. &orris.
80. Humors of the Bar-Robert S.
Parker.
DO characteristics of some of our
Great Jurists Hon. Charles S.Bentley.
Ii. The Duty of the Press to the
EJudiciary-Hon. l.. c.. Cole.
II. Our Brethren Who Have
dressed the River-John w. Canary.
iB. The Early Bar of Ohio-Hon.
Charles H. Schribner-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

The Pcrrysburg Journal expresses
disgust with its Republican politicians,
and its editor says 1--WE haye come to
the conclusion that II the Democratic
party contains any more or bigger liar
than does the Republican party, we
can't fnr the life of US see where they
come in" Better leave the crowd, Ed.
This is Il good Democratic year, and
nearly everybody is turning over "A new
leaf.-1'oledo Bee.
The Republican ship may have few
weak spols in her hull, but she is truly
an American ship and carries the
American flag and we preier to sail in
her, though we be tossed upon the
rocks OF political defeat and destruc-
tion rather than lloat into the harbor
OF political success in ship that car
ries the British flag with John Bull or
any OF his proteges at the helm. No,
thank you, the American party is good
enough for us, and we don't want
any English annexation or protectorate
in ours.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

These words are verv familiar to Que
readers, as not n day passes without the
report OF the sudden death of some pro-
mincnt citizen. The explanation is
"Healt Disease" Therefore beware if
YOU have any OF the following symptoms:
Short Breath, Pain in Side, Smotherit @
Spells, Swollen Ankles, Asthmatic
Breathing, weak and Hungry Spells, Ten
derness in Shoulder or arn. Fluttering OF
Heart or Irregular Pulse. These
symptoms mean heart disease. The
most reliable remedy is DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure, which has saved thousands
of lives. Book OF testimonials free at
A. r. Champney who also sells the New
Hpnrt Curp
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
SHOCKING SUICIDE.
Mrs. Richard Digby of II. c., takes her
own Life with Razor.

ON Sunday last Richard Digby of
y. c., went to'the NJ. T.. church in the
morning as usual, his wife remaining
ut home.
She was n lady 81 years OF age, and
for the past four months has been in
poor health.
On his return from church Mr..
Digby, being very tired, sat down to
rest, and although noticing his wife's
absence, thought she would return, but
after waiting some time began feeling
uneasy and called at the neighbors but
could hear nothing of her. He then
searched the house and finally went to
che garret, where he was Mortified to
find his wife lying on the floor in a
pool OF blood and her throat cut from
ear to ear with u razor. She was
|gasping for breath and rs soon as posi-.
bic physicians were summoned, but she
was past help, and died without re.
gaining consciousness.
There seems to be no doubt, in the
minds of those acquainted with the
lady, that her mind was wrong, and
that her poor health had destroyed
her reason.
Her aged husband is lett alone to
boar his great sorrow.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

Under the workman Law" the
Township Boards of Education will
have entire control of the management
Of the schools, including the employ"
ment of teachers for their townships.
The members of the board to be
elected under the provisions OF this law,
however. do not enter upon their du-
ties until the third Monday OF April
1898.
If the three local directors now in
power employ Il teacher for the spring
or summer term which is to begin
PgIoR to the third Monday of April,
then the contract will be valid. If the
term is to begin AFTER the third Mon
day OF April, it is my opinion that the
contract will not be valid. 1t may also
be in place TO state in this connection
that nothing in this new law can in any
way affect existing contracts legally
made under the laws which it repeals.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
FROM THE SOUTH.
ATLANTA. GA, Jan. 20, 1856

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 20, 1868.
ED. JoURNAL:--Pro w. E. Meag-
ley, well-known Wood county boy,
Principal of the Gordon school, of At
lanta, one of the drst-cass educational
institutions of the South, was recently
arrested, at the iRstigation of an over
jealous parent of enc of his pupils.
The charge of assault and battery was
brought against HIN, and the Judge
found him not guilty. The correction
which he had administered to the pupil
was not considered unnecessarily Sc
we're.
The following resolutions in relation
to the affair were adopted by the pupils
of the school. send them as the best
kind OF evidence of the manner in
which our Buckeye educators are ap-
preciated in Atlanta:
WHEREAS, A difficulty occurred at the Gordon
school on Friday last, and statement Ipiade,
which In our opinion does great injustice to
Professor Meagley, we students OF the school.
after hearing the testimony OF those who were
witnesses deem 1t right ana proper to pass
resolutions in regard to this affair.
Resolved, That from the testimony of truthful
boys, we aIe satisfied that the account given OF
| the trouble by P.oiessor Meagley in the Jour.
nal IL correct fair and Just.
Resolved, That from our knowledge OF Pro-
lessor MehSiey, Wnlle ne VIII preserve Order III
| the school and maintain fiue school discipline
he would not treat n student unjustly, unkindly
| or cruelty.
Resolved, That we know from experience
| that Professor Meagley is an earnest, sincere
| teacher, capable kind and considerate, doing
! all that he can to forward the best interests o.
[ his pupils. and that he has the confidence and
| esteem OF all the pupils OF the Gordon school
and that we heartily recommend this institu
ton 10 tine public as one OF the best the state
Resolved, That the Atlanta Journal. Atlanti
Constitution and Atlanta Herald be requested
to publish these proceedings.
LEO wgLLnOUsE. Chairman.
| JOHN ". WILEY, Secretary.
WELLnousE,
WILEY,
| LIBERMAS,
| STOcK DELL,
| HALLMAN.
Advisory Committee.
Yours, etc,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

f. L. Dustman, OF the Toledo Blade,
and one of the best newspaper men in
the State, gave the JOURNAL a call
last Tuesday. We Sid not have the
pleasure Of being present during his
visit but he left his mark, and after en-
loving himself in our sanctum with our
old ilint-lock horse pistol trying to
shoot the tail off OF our Office cat, he
departed disgusted wa5h his ability as
n marksmau.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

Though the war 81 1872 has been
over eighty years there are still 100
survivors OF that struggle living. The
SUCCESS of those old soldiers in naarry-
ing pretty girls is shown by the tact
that 6,651 of them lsit widows who
still live and draw pensions. If this
proportion should be true, the year
1910 will see u hundred thousand wild
ows drawing pensions on account OF
the civil war.-Ex-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

The Perrysburg telephone kept up a
lively gingle last Monday, all on
account OF the anxious people of Toledo
who feared the beautiful Maumee was
going to "walle up and shake the ioe
off her back" but sac didn't shake
very much.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

Tom Conlcy wrote us regarding
the Wood County bur banquet, and
concludes his remarks by asking If we
wouldn't like TO come and enjoy it with
0pie at So Il titc.' ar we did go 1t
wouldn't be the first time poor sinner
had to pay SO high 3 price for lawyer
pie. There are mighty few lawyers
who would let fellow off at S. bite.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

Commissioners Stahl, knight aud
Gibson were in Perrysburg last Tues
day. They visited f. H. Thompson
and went to Toledo to hold joint ses-
sion with the Lucas county board.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
MardI Grns Rates.

The II d D Il X Co will sell excursion tick
cts from Toledo, Hamilton, Indianapolis and
intermediate points to the Mardi Grus celebra-
duced rates. Tickets will be on sale Feb'y 9th
18th inclusive. Secure your tickets yda the G ii
IL D., the direct line from the North to the
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

I, is said that "a rolling stone gath
er4 20 moss,'' and IL might also be
addrd that it never turns out to be
''uoSsback" either.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
Excursion Rates to a. OF sprtngs,A ARK
"THE WORLDS sAN1TARIUM."

Take the popular route, Toledo, st. Louis &
Kansas City H. Glover Leai Route" to st.
Louis. thence the Iron Mountain Route. Only
one charge Of cars at st. Louis union depot.
Double daily service Buffet reclining chair
cars. seats free; buffet vestibuled sleeping cars
via Glover Leaf Route.
Call on nearest agent or address
CCJENklNS, Gen'l Pass Agent Toledo. o
NIB Low rates to New Orleans and Mobile,
account Mnrdi Grus; also to Washington, ID G.,
account Inaugural,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

Send 10 cents for subscription to
n live'y matrimonial journal for old
and young. Address, Orange Bios
SONS, Yarmouthport, Mass. 6-ll-93.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11
25 Per Cent. Discount

Heating stoves must go.
We will not hold them over if
low prices will dispose of
them. The cost is not con-
sidered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-02-11

Gen. Clarlason don't like the appoint
ment of Howell K. jackson to the
supreme court bench and characterizes
the action of President Harrison 80 Il
''gross betrayal of public trust and
party faith" Gen. ClMtason may ss IA
little strong ia his assertions, but we
never could see any rsason for appoint
ing ones political enemies to offee,
when there ave others equally as cap
able of filling the POSITIONS. 1t is posi-
BILE this is one of the beauties of So
called "non.partizan pOlitics" but @'e
confess that we are unablstO appreciats
the beauties thereof.