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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24

Prices te 10 points closing barely stesny W2
points closing quiet and steady win sp9 ouiet and
,t.ady and cloths in fair demand and firm st2ox
OF cotton at Liverpool is lt6.ooo pses aon psIss
week ago including bales Of lost asis snd
fell to points Spot cotton here was az. ~ 81
for niddlng upands with saies OF 5zs naev AMI and
ming southern spot kets were RoneIaly ~
unchanged. New orleans declined Lac wrn 81
OF 3 COZ bales The receipts at the ports,
bales against $50 This day last week ana d'1 ,Sis
year. Total Tor the week, 22ai2 agsmss ~ TSports
from the ports ia,2s2 bales. The rss srn a5o
the interior towns for the week NeIo S'p a;
against 1868 last week and 1896 TINS week EEK as
wcst snS il o2O ths week last year; interior stocks
io6 S3s against 40 100 n week ago and In,nii
wear azo Tho 10 lowing are tO-day's transactohbi
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New York Markets.

FRIDAY June 23.-Flour sold TO moderate extent at
easy quotations. Exports. 2s,i3l bb!s. &c. Receipts
81 4g3 bills &c. The sales were 1880 bbs. &c. Win
ter wheat brands In bbls quoted as follows: No
grade sls5@sI 90; fne. SL95@S2.l5: supernne So 70
@s2.45: No = extra 81 4o@S2 80; No extra. $? 800
10; clear s3sS35 strGights. $1,000 80 4b PATENTS
S365as4 Mlchg gan sraights. S3.259 $3.50: city mills
Tor West Indies $3.50; patents" S4.-5g5i 40. rye
hour superhne $3.50 20: meal. Western
So 6O6S2TO: Braniywin". s2.I5.
GR,iT-WheaI declined nc owing to the strngency
OF money here ant the West. bank failures ~ the
West dscouragng cables line crop prospects, hnd long
liquidation. Spot sales $4,000 bGsn.. including
$4,000 for export No. red MT &c over
under July ahoat; No hard winter at 70,
cago, aG.45O bush; Milwaukee. 12.35o: Minneapolis.
l6S ESQ duluth ".146; ST. Louis, 1900: Toledo. l5.
7py Detroit 1913; Kansas CITY. 1902; New YORK,
io.,o75 baltimore. 34.@o6 Philadelphia, ~ 50; Bos.
ton "a 80 Grand total 55O,JI4 bush Total yester.
day. 7,4 737. Total last year. 7So.2l7. Future sales
a NJ IA follows;
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OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
NATIONAL CORDAGE COMPANY
NOS. A. AND At WALL ST.

NEW YORK, juno ~. 1898.
To Holders OF the Preferred and Common Stock of
tho Natona! Cordagc Company:
Referring to tho statement and Plan of RcorGan,za-
ton addressed to you by this Committee endorsed
"Circular No. J." the Preferred and Common stock
holders hereby requested TO deposit their Certir
Gates Stock forthwith with tho United states Trust
Company, No ~ Wall ST.. New York city. which
Company agreed to act Trustee Of the mortgage
securing the Bonds to be issued and for the deposit of
securities under this reorganization.
Comics of referred to in the foregoing
paragraph are ready for distribution at tho office
of the United States Trust Company and at the offices
OF undersigned at which places the Reorganization
Agreement can also be seen aud signed
All stockholders are hereby requested to deposit
their certificates Of stocks with the United States Trust
Company, which Company will issue in exchange
negotiable certificates Of deposit exchange
able within reasonable time for engraved certificates
Tie payments OF stockholders for cash contributions
to a working capital are to be made as follows:
PREFERRED STOCK.
10 rer cent. on or before July 10, 1893
r per cent. or before Aug. 10. 1923,
6 per cent. before Sept. 10. 1898.
COMMON STOCK.
6 per cent. on r before July 10, 1929.
g per cent or before Aug, 10, 1893
Until and Including the 11th day OF III uly,
1s9J, &5,OOO,OOO OF the proposed issue Of O
per cent. Thirty-year q old bonds are offered
for subscription exclusively to Preferred
and Common stockholders Of the National
CordnEe Company, mt the United States
Trust Company, Mt the price Of 81 per cent.
and interesty payments therefor to he made
81 per cent. mt the time OF subscription, and
the balance at tho rate of 70 per cent. per
month thereafter.
After that date bonds not taken by the Stockholders
will be offered to the public mt price to be liked but
not less than 81 per cent and interest.
OF THIS ISSUE OF BONDS SB.OOO.OOO
HAS ALREADY HEES JSDEKWRIT-
TEN AT So PER CENT. FOR \ 3 PEH
CENT. CASH CONFESSION.
stockholders may participate in the underwriting
the remaining S2,oOoOoo OF these Bonds The
same terms by applying to any member Of the Reor-
ganlzation Committee. provided that will he
permitted TO underwrite less amount than 50 900.
The Committee reserves the right to terminate this
privileges at any time. and to make aoments for less
than the amount underwrlttcn.
Any further information in connection with the re-
will be furnished OH application at Tho offices the
undersigned. or ut the Office Of the United States
Trust company.
The undersigned Committee begs to give notice that
as various payments on mills purchased years ago, on
which the bulk OF the payment has already made
becoming due, aud in instances are already
overdue II is important to perfect tho reorgan.
zaton at an early dA" that The interests OF all
cerned can be properly projected.
GEORGE G. MAEOUS. Is Wall St,
Ernst THALNASS, 40 Wall st.
GUSTAV H. GOSSLER. 1iS Pearl It,
REORGANIZATION Committee.
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and Ware
house Company Six Per Cent Collateral Trust MOTT
gage.
Under and in rursuance'f he powers vested in tho
as rusi"e ~ The moTga or i,' i nruS. e RY
aud MarEhouse Company t" a." IenIrtI Lf,' ~
ami known as the Ktchmond AM West Point Terminal
Railway aud Warehouse come nys ,N Ter Cent; .oi,
%, N.Y. I@k az r'gs MI s on a" G%ss "nG I 10
Tcal E,'ate Sainsfooin. No iii broadway, in The
Muller Son tuciion"srs ana" b uds AMI sinres OF
S Of s aS sr % eSd Of t w""n laid Son
shares Of stock, and property are sHoSaha1y as iof
l. m,Tty.one thousand shares Of the common capital
nTcS pt th1 oiTsihn Mldn VI 'H'
onc "p'2n4 trtc gei "%f .wSnyne , Eth.
,nnd d@nr' each bearing Ier".t at "a" rI,e Of sns
Per centuIn p'rHunuin. phYhI" s"nltaih"hly OH tHo
gag. a as" OF h o %%T N H arnS
SGnas "gr ] at %% 1ae Of ak .a
FER Gs%Gn tamnqm nac ID, r nnuA'' Oh 'no
Of the Columbia and Gr"enSi,'" lnlroaa company OF
Sm s%re Of the . Han s,U OF S Ss p rns
value of one hundred dollars = e. ,,,
seventeen thousand sX hundred Hn' nine she re,
road Company Of the par value OF one hundred dollars
sixty thousand shares Of thG frst preferred capt
tai stock OF tho last Tennessee" irHinla ana Georgia
hAtroau company, OF the par Nh'ue VI o"e huhufeu
dollars each.
<. All the right. title md interest or the Central
Trust company OF New YORK ~ lrus,"e oi anu unlcr
sali SIX Per Cent. Collateral lrnsI MorlgARe OF req
ruRry j. 1857 vested in sHld lrlhltr ny anu
tan Trust Agreement dated septmher 80 1871 made
by ana between the Richmond ana Neet Tolnt lefh
nal RAJ way and Warehouse company ana shlu oentra
Iru, COMPANY Of New l"rS o. M an" 70 lweh'y'nvs
ana 'hnNlIe Railroad Company n w" phr Naue OF "no
hundred dollars each, subject % IImst Agreement
male ana executed 10y sri ktrNWonu anu IVES inult
eric r. olcoIt Alfred Sully and James h. race dated
December Il. 1856 a.,
The sale VIII he made IN accordance win the request
OF the holders OF majority OF the bnnIs secured ny
SONS thereof aud powers cnnlttreh iheTeby. inc
bonds and shares stock sold wllI De dolyered 70
the purchaser purchH."rs Thereon I.en ana whoIy
discharged from ali right lite, interest or equity or
redemption Of lie Richmond and West folht Terminal
Railway and Whrehous" COMPANY. anu from an anu
every ne trust and lien eNprrssci h us.trh IN anu
created by shii mDrtghgs ana "lLnnut nns inpiy On
the parr of the said purchaser or purchaser TO see TO
the application Of the purchase money OF ioF the 1883
or InIsapnlicatiOn thereof c..,
The sad right, ttls ana interest," or me ennM lruss
Six Per Cent Collateral Trust Mortgage OF FEBRUARY
1857 in and To said twenty-five ihousAhu shares OF
capital stock OF the Richmond ana IAnvllle railroad
Company VIII be assigned to the purchaser OF pni-
dated December a. 1888. -, -.
Terms OF sale nay be examined on and afer June ~
1873 a! the once Q, tho csnITs 1 G Company OF
Dated New York, June ~, 1898 ,,,, .,h,1
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY or NEW YORK
Ky FREDERIC p. oinnTT.
BUTLER. sTILLMAE 4 HUBBARD.
Attorneysfo for Trustee
% Wall st..
New York
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Government bonds steady mt unchanged
quotations, Hallway bonds dull The features
issues. The more important net declines
were in Rock Island extension 5s. y y cent.
80: I'd preference incomes. x. to l3H. end Sd
preference incomes. y cent. to l3A.
Silver bullion certificates for 80. 600 ounces
ports to Europe to- morrow $4,000 ounces.
Money on call 10620 y cent. Time money. @
cent bid for all periods on good Stock Ex-
change co lateral and payable In current funds.
but there is none Offering. Commercial paper
dull. Choice bill receivable are quoted out
side OF the banks at S0lO y cent Single
named paper. lOC0l5 y cent.
The increased dearness OF money to- day had
o. depressing influence on the sterling ex-
change market and led to sharp reaction
from the extreme advance OF yesterday. There
was considerable .irregularity in rates at the
close. Continental exchange was alse weak
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24

Oats declined Nc to L. partly in sympathy with other
grain but LARGELY owing Ia orable crop prospects
Spot sales 10000 bush. Inc .udng GoOOO bush for
export. No, white at ~ h3i.lc, No. do at 3Iip1
a,c No . mixed at 3'ilta31c in elevator ant ~ lt4
( atoaI No. 3 DO at 3tr,. ungrtdcd at 3ga43lbc.
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Clcrtions and aalrrt,ans.

THE CuIrAGO il NtTIO> tAILWAi9
ANH ONION -IO i fhRhs a.
MN lUEk llne :, I-th =,
Notice Is hereby given that Tie anh"h me-, -,
the .inc ull 70 of tie chicago Jun"tg thl" .e.
lulGn StocS AArds Conn any for ~" r"rloh '' ~
tors aud ine iTanshcliuu NJ such other hN,n.t' ~ II
come sIurr the meeting. vii be hvt. ~ ~ ."> +
ia" roInpA"y NJ / N, ntgomrry Il, it.suI lhl H't
on ThIirsuHy The 9Th DAY OF July, lNtt aI - ",.,
in The forenoon The transfer b. obs vi lhe ~ -
VIII clus" az VI. on IHuTsiHl, Juno l.. anu '' 49,
AT 10 A " on Friday. July T. lNH.
MILAN l, LANE seeftHE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24

Corn declined &c There was considerable liquidation
hero and Mt the West owing partly 10 the financial
.tringsncy and partly to favorable news and the
Disappointing foreign trade III ugh this IL larger than
recently SPOT sales 10000 bush, including $4,000
FOR export. No 4sIsc. elevator do. f. b. atoat,
tOl4s oLc Tor early loading and bic. for August:
ferivr 3oc Future sales S65 900 bush. as follOws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24

/ L K and H. LAND LIST.
- W. u DURHAM, banker homsneS N
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.EnHftrfaL.
REORGANIZATION.
THE new YORK AND PERRY
COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

The Committee gives notice that over NINETY Ter
cent. of tho nrst mortgage bonds ami coupons p 80
been de posted with central Trust tompnuy. Nsu
street and that SATURDAY.. Jtt.l IL,
1sp.t, AT NOON, is tho LAST DAY Tor die -
ting the certificates OF stock SIN outstandng iMr
Which date the holders of certificates hOt deUu. Il
cannot participate the benefits OF the reorE
The condition that cash assessment Of
i've dollars per share be paid when mo
stock IL de posted Is hereby modified TO tho
extent that only two dollars per share wit
be then required, the remainder TO he paid
one dollar and = half per share on August
10 1898, and one dollar and a half per share
on September I, 1893.
The committee made this change at the request Of
many OF the large stockholders VINO md II oneEo'
nav the full time, in the present
settled condition oi AFFAIRS
in order TO emphasize the liberal terms offered to
holders We call their attention To the ran OF
Reorganization and Bondholders Agreement copies
OF which can secured upon appicai on TO any MON.
her OF the Committee. under which the present htu
mortgage bondhodcrs have thor holdings OF bunds
extent OF one hundred shares will receive for Mo
rye ner cent assessment OF five hundred dollars AID
dcuOst OF old stock securities in the nav company
i'"0"'' Par vale
First mortgage I'VE per cent bonds. 300
Preferred STOCK ''' 80
a. Pine street New York, June 20, 1898.
AYMAR EMBURY, J
WILLIAM I. FlNDbEf, | committ,.
WILLIAM K WILCOX.
a.
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Richmond and West Point Terminal Railway and ware
house Company Five Per Cent Concentrated fH''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24

Rio on the spot was nominal at ls4e for No Raw
100 bags part on this basis but includ ny moIasses
sugar SVo test at 7-I6c Refined WAS rn. but quiet
NAyAL SroREs-were quiet. steady and unchanged
PyrRoLEuM-Ihere were NO sales Of eeTtncates mere.
National offered at bS1sc At on city, National 6I1Aa
bsSso closing at Size. Refined unc hanged,
PkoyIsIoSs-Chicago was more or less depressed Big
carrying charges ruling there. Lard here steady
Spot 100 city at 76Ssc and go ties Western
al Toe Futures dul June Hs6c ;uy luc.; September
$40. Mess pork quiet al slp5Oss22 Talow quiet at
tea OleOm at sCssIsc. Eggs. l4hGl7c, Best
butter. lv62lc.: do. cheese. SAe.4c
ToHAcco-Saes OF 1bOtcases 1901 Ohio. Sl69llc; 100
cases 1891 zImmsFs lie &C.; 100 cases leHi New
vAnia Havana, l5l1a3oc,; 100 cases 1891 Pennsyl
yaniA seed leaf. ll9Itc: 400 bales Havana. Toe, .
81 10; $50 bales Sumatra, So b6@S+lO.
CoIIos-The duness 81 trade at Liverpool and note;
worthy depression at the south with pressure To sell
cotton and futures for southern account were tho
worst features to-day aside from tho hugh rates for
money and the tone OF dstrust and apprehension in
trade circle, generally Europe bought on M odeIaIe
sufficient freedom 10 cause lower prices though tho
private Adyices from Manchester were IIil favorable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
The sales OF mining stocks ut the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
a N al
Electric stock Quotations.

The total sales were 1.4l2snaFs
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN II. u. co
~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK, June 10. 1893
UINIDEN ID NO. g.

quarterly dividend OF ONE PER GENT. upon ths
capital stock of this company has been declared payH
bic July 10 1898. at the office Of Atlantic Trust Com
pany ~ William ST. to stock holders Of record Of Jun!
30 1898. Transfer books will be closed June 80 and
reopened July H. 1898 BE order Of the Board Of Dt
reCtOrs. NJ. W. treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-24
WILLIAM I. FINDbEY. comm,tt,.
MILAN K WILCOX. '
WILLIAM r.. DAVIES.
Iiritlrnls and anttrest.


LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY co, TREASCRERS OFF1CE,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
New York, Juna -, 1929.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
l. have declared a SEMI. ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CEN r. on its Capital stock. payable At
this Office tt ESDAY the LIST day of August next to
tho stockholders OF record at II o'clock noon. on
the books VIII closed to be reopened on the
l.. d. WORCESTER Treasurer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-23
OUR GREAT OFFER
ID Subscribers :.7,: Weekly Times

We will send the Entire Set Of Dickenss Works. Twelve Vol
aove described WEEKLY
WOOD RIVER TINES $780,
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Up usually
$40
:. :. Tell All Your Friends
That Mey get a Of D1cKENss WORKS.
scM a gears subscription to the WEEKLY WOOD RIVER
TINES, for the small Of only $500!
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-23

d e to SIS per day At home, selling Lightning
W Platter and plati, Y jewelry. watches table.
ware. etc. Plates the finest OF j-welry good M
Iew on AL Kin Is "f metal ith 1oli silver or nix
el. No experience No capital, Every house 4 ss
goods needing plati z
H. K. UELNO L O j., Columbus. Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-23
Tbs DOLLAR COLUMN

tAdvernsemeuts uOs sxceealne an incn Tor ten
zines Of small sypel IN length will be inserted IN
this column for one dollar per week. OF nifty cents
the 6rst insertion and tw enty five cents each ad
dittonsl ltnsertion-payablet In advance.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-23

W AN Eli. "FsmiIs treasury" the great.
est book ev.r N r d IL the public.
A christmas present Tor both old and yong
Our coupon b! stem, W. icr We use III selling this
great work, enAtles each purch ser to get the
book free 50 every he pure rhns.s.
For his first weeks work vne agents profit Ia
$l6o Another 1886. A lady has just Z eare.i Sl2u
for her fist weeks work.
Write Tor pnrtichl.rs, aud IL YOU can begin at
once send u for outfit We give sou exclusive
territory AID pa! lar &c coiuin ssins ON the sal,
VI sub gents. Write vt once for the ageuv, Tor
your county.
Address all communications to
RAND, MCNALLY l. CO.,
CHICAGO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-23
MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
INT. CARROLL, LILY

its 10th 1892 Cou
OF study are extended and admirably
special attention Its students
sa without examinations the
ough practical Music:
School Of Arts its Normal the best The
helps means places within reach
a." earnest worthy Normal
senography Typewrng opens for hoe
who would uostions
This students from all
of the Eighteen lust
cosed and by graduated this y nire
States repesenedom W.shinston
"e-reachng
school, write the
The Dread"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-08
LIME CITY.

July 3.-Isaac Whitson and wife
spent Sunday at Casper Horns.
Chas. Witzler and Miss Lucas of
Perrysburg visited the Sunday School
here Sunday.
Geo. Wheeler of VanBuren spent
Sunday in town and called on one of
his girls.
On July Mrs. Geay died of con-
sumption. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. j. G.
Shaw officiating.
l.. S. Warner took the posteffice
Saturday morning in his new building.
Looks as neat as new, penny,
The Ladies Aid Society met at
Isaac Wilson's last Thursday and re-
port good time. Ice cream and cake
was served to large crowd of young
and old people. Those present from
Toledo were Mrs. H. Coy and daugh-
ter, Chas. Rideout, wife and daughter.
Adjourned to meet at w. A. Mandell' q
Thursday, July q. Everybody invited
to attend.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-08
MOLINE.

The farmers OF this vicinity are busy
making hay and don't have no time to
play.
Mr.. Pheils and wife visited relatives
in Toledo.
Mrs. Jacobs is here visiting her
daughter Mrs. Snyder.
Mr.. Brown and family were guests
of Mr.. Herman and family.
Mr.. Shade from Caruthers, Ohio, is
here on short visit. He makes his
visits here rather often.
George Wagner of Toledo was home
last Sunday.
f. j. Schriber is rushing business
this summer,
Infirmary Director Isch went to
Bowling Green on business.
Louis Schaller was here to visit rel
atives Sunday.
John Isch and Jacob Emch have both
got new hay loader. They are
hustlers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-08
PERSONAL.
M. Hartsing is home from Iowa.

j.. H. Pierce went to wyandotte
Wednesday.
Ign. Boff and family entertained
friends this week.
George Baird of Toledo visited his
old home here this week.
Gus Peck is spending his vacation
with friends in Kent, Ohio.
w. F. Roberts and wife OF Toledo,
were guests of Mrs. Ellis.
Miss Gertie Veitch spent the 4th
with frien'-s in Perrysburg.
Chris Zaenger entertained friends
from Toledo on Sunday last.
Jacob Betz and wife of Wauseon Wis
TIED friends here this week.
Geo. Harpel and family of Moline,
spent the 4th in Perrysburg.
Miss Emma king has gone to Toledo
to spend few days with friends.
Frank Ball and Ora Feitner of Bow
ling Green celebrated here the 4th.
Miss Thressa Stickles has returned
home after a visit with friends in Ce-
lima.
Mrs. Amelia Perrin is home from
Bryan accompanied by Mrs. F. r.
Miller.
Miss Gertie Finkbeiner OF Bowling
Green is the guest of Perrysburg
friends.
Miss Nora Barror OF East Toledo,
was the gnest of Miss Lizzie Murray
this week.
Misses Mamie Witzler and jessie
Frederick started for the Worlds Fair
this week.
w. X. Champney of Detroit was in
Perrysburg over Sunday, the guest Of
his parents.
Fl. Sattley and wife, and Ed. l.. Blue
and wife went to Chicago via B. g. o,
r. r. Thursday.
Miss NellieIAdams has returned home
from Florida where she has been Wis
iting her brother.
Rev. G. j. Banks and wife and Mrs
Coe of Lima visited with DR.. Winfield
and family this week.
Mrs. Emma Norton and son Pierce
| will go to WyandOtte to remain short
time with her father.
Miss Snyder of Bryan and Miss Kim.
bell OF Chicago, were guests OF Miss
Ada Lawrence this week.
Miss Mamie Blanchard of Toledo
spent the 4th with her friend, Miss
Carrie King of Perrysburg.
Will Wedertz In company with Nor.
man Shook OF Toledo starts for the big
fair at Chicago next week.
Cnas. Potts, wife and daughter
Georgia, and ]. w. Barton and wife o
Toledo, spent tho 4th with the family
OF j. w. Chapel.
Mrs. Lucina Thompson of Chicago
now IN the 10Th year of her age is .is.
iting Mrs. P. B. Warning who il in hei
soth year at Mr.. Deerings.
Mrs. S. Sutton of Norwalk, Ohio, i.
the guest of the family of her brother
VIM. Clark of Perrysburg, whom she
has not seen for 25 years previous Il
this visit.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-08
Childrsn,s nay Service


Will be held at lst Presbyterian
church, July 9th, 1898, I o'clock p. m.
(standard.)
PROGRAMME:
Music-Orchestra.
Anthsm-Choir.
Prayer.
NV. Praise Thee"-Sunday School.
Solo-Chas. Champney.
Infant Baptism.
Flowers Praise, Sunday School.
"Chimes OF the Clock"
"Children's Te Deum" - Sunday
School.
Bird Questions.
Recitation-Joe Chapman.
Solo-Mrs. Sellars.
Recitation-Myra Hayes.
Responsive Reading.
Song-"Pitter Patter."
Recitation-Helen Lawrence.
LET the Chorus Ring" - Sunday
School.
RecitatlOn-Harry Fuller.
Solo-W. H. Rheinfrank.
Recitation-Amelia Wetzel.
Marching Homen-Sunday School.
Recitation-Lelia Comstock. q.
Goodnight Song"
BenedictiOn.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-08
Now Try This.
to attend

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good,if you have Cough.
Cold or any trouble with Throat, Chest
or Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds IS
guaranteed to give relief, or money will
be paid back. Sufferers from LaGrippe
found it just the thing and under lts
use had speedy and perfect recovery
learn for Yourself just how good thing
it IS. Trial bottles free at A. II. Champ.
ney's drug store| Large size SOC and 81.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1893-07-08
THE NAurowsn. CAPITAL.

The City OF Washington is an object
OF perennial interest to all patriotic
Americans, Not alone because 1t is
the great threbbing heart of tho
mightiest and grandest Republic the
earth has ever known. but also on ac-
count OF its material magnifccnce.
All Americans take pride,in its beau
tiful avenues, majestic architecture,
stately homes, and we'll stored CALLER
los and museums as things OF grandeur
and beauty In themselves, apart from
the historic interest with which they
are invested. 1t is the hope and as
piration Of all "Young America" at
least, to some time or other visit the
Capital of his country.
The Baltimore & Ohio r. r. offers
unequaled facilities in aid OF this de-
sire. All lis through trains between
New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more on the east, and Pittsburg, Gin
cinnati, ST. Louis and Chicago on the
west, pass through Washington. Its
fast express trains, are vestibuled from
end to end and heated with steam.
Pullman's latest and best productions
In the way of sumptuous Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars are attached to
all its through trains. Tho present
mangements Of the B. d O., have made
vast improvements in the last two
years, aua the road is to day one of the
foremost passenger carrying lines in
the country. Through tickets via B.
& o. r. r. can be procured at all the
principal ticket offlces throughout the
United States.