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AROUND Ths WORLD.

PrrrsBuRo, Sept. e.-Ths eonfsesness
between committees rspresenting the
American Flint Glass Worksss' unioo
and the Western Flint Bottle Manu-.
factursrs' associatson ended without agree
mont on wage scale.
NEW YORK, Sept. e.-Ths cloak manus
faetur,ng contracters had meeting this
afternoon With . committee from the
strikers and asrsed 70 take back the
strikers without the conditions which the
contractors yesterday demanded.
Hou0HroN, Mlnn., Sept. 6.-Prossssor
Bldwsli, In charge Of repair work at the
state mining school In the absence Of
Director wadswofth. discharged seven
workmeu on Tuesday because they failed
to work on Labor day.
CHATHAM, Mass., Sept. IA large three
mAstsd schooner 10 sunk on here. Il b
believed she ran on the rocks during fog
last night.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Police Captain
John s. Stephenson was to-day found
guilty Of bribs taking and dismissed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Postofilee In.
spector McMechan has caused the arrest
at Grssley. Col, Of CIsm Duvall for postal
thsfts. Duvan pleaded guilty ct the pre-
liminary examination and has been held
In $500 for the grand jury.
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dynasty,vas rspulslvo 10 svsgy truly ADess
iean ssntimsut. We rseogniss the vo1ee os
all glasses Of woskingmsn 10 oeeAaise Tor
the purposs oe using al lawful Ard psees'
able msans to protect their reetss mn
prove their condition and place lahee On
90 equal footing With capital. We Ssvpe
the adoption by the nation and tne soese
Of liberal and comprehensive pelbW Sos
the reclamation Of our ssi0 lAnds. We
rseommend the farther ellminatioa g Ins
dian reservations from The map oe this
state. We eongratulats the psople OF
Montana upon the dscisloa wondered %
the supreme court OF the United eteses
Affirming their right 10 the mineral Ianos
within the grant TO the Northern Peeahe
railroAd and dsnounce the action of the
interior department IN the adoption oS
regulations manifsstly prsjudieiai to The
enjoyment Of the rights which have beea
thus judicially established"
The platform sxprsssss enthusiasts
appreciation Of the diliesnos, seal and
fidelity Of Hon. Thomas c. Power and
Hon. Charles s. Hartmsa u esasrsss, in
guarding and promoting the inteeests a
Montana. II endorsss the admiuistrAtica
Of Governor Richards and oommsnds him
for not calling special session Of The
third legislative assembly.
II denounces ~ unworthy OF confdeuco
thoss rspublicans members Of the last
legislative assembly who betrayed theis
prrty principles and party associates hy
casting their votes In the senatorial
election for . dsmeerat who has ever
been flrst and foremost In opposition to
rspublicans and republican principles,
and sxprsssss ''oontsmpt sosaAny man
who. to gratify bis ambition Tor once.
seeks By bribery and corruption 10 ac.
complish bis DESIRES"
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ant Attorney Csnsrai Nalensy asked that
the usotioa for mandamus b dlsmisssd.
Argumsnts were postponed until Oct. -,
whsn thsy viii b heard By Judge Bradley.
Attorney Thomas Hopkins, who repre-.
ssuts Judge Long, sxpresssd surpstss 81
The undue haste Of the government In
pushing the case. This brought . state
ruens from Assistant Attorney General
Whitney that the case was only brought
to aid Judge Longs candidsey for com
mandsr-ln-chief OF the G. A. r..
~ sss now" replied Mr.. Hopkins, "that
the government 10 sneAesd Ia . crus.ds
against the candidacy Of Judge Long b.
fore the coming eucampmsat."
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PERPEGASIS, France, Sept. 6-The peo.
ple Of Andora arc In state Of great OK.
ciscment. The bishop Of urRal has issued
q pastoral letter claiming he 10 sole ruler
and will no lonesr admit the suserainity
Of France. Andora 10 . neutral country,
with the name Of . republic, situated on
the south slops Of the Pyrsnses, between
the French department Of Arisgo and the
Spanish province Of Lorida. This gov.
ernment consists Of "a consuls, elected by
the people. The Inhabitants are mostly
shepherds who speak the Catalan Ian.
guaeo.
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FRAUDS IN HloH PLACES.
How Nlanssota wss Robbsa ny Bis
LunbsP firmA


LunbsF FismA
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. estate Senator
w. 8. Dsdon, Of the senatorial committee
which 70 investigating the frauds against
the state In cutting plne In school lands,
has just returned from an extensive trip
through the country where the frauds sre
alleged 70 have been committed. Said
he: I'VE are now ready with the evidence
necessary to begin suits aegrseating $780,.
01o against various lumber nrms Of this
stats. Up to date we have uncovered
frauds whlch will amount to 81 .000, 900 and
the Investigation has cost the state es 900.
One drm which has cut over Q section
settled With the state on the basis Of only
67l, 900 test. Our scale from the stumps
shows over 100000 feet was actually cut
and the true figure 10 probably nearly
s,000.0oo THIS 10 . sample case. After
II was cut IN employs was instructed to
burn II over and mako clean job Of II.
Our report to the next legislature will
open the public's eyes TO corruption In
high places that they had not dreamed OF.
We shall not deal in glitterins gcneralities,
but in cold, hard facts"
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villas Dives His Views.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 6.-Ths state demo-
cratic convention was called to order
promptly ct noon to-day BY Chairman
Wall, who announced Senator w. p. Villas
40 temporary chairman. Villas delivered
long address, in which he attempted to
show the panic was tho result OF repub-
lican misrule. Tariff reform, hc said, WAS
delayed but not defeated.
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PIrTsBrRG. Sept. 6.-The emigrant car
from which u suspected victim Of cholera
was taken at New Cumberland, W. Va,
last night is now side tracked at Shauer
station. a few miles from here. on the
Baltimore 4 Ohio. Nine emigrants are con.
fined in the car. The health officers think
the man who died was suffering from
cholera morbus or cholerine: To AVOID
any risks, however, the car will be kept in
Quarantine another Il hours at least.
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NEW YoSK. Sept. "a dispatch from
Rome says the pops 10 preparing an On.
cyclical letter to the bishops and people
Of the United States. Il announess the
absolute supremacy Of the apostolio dsls-
gate In church matters in the United
States With the simple right Of appeal 10
the pope. The apostolic delegation will
take the place Of the propaganda nds In
directing religious affairs In the United
Statcs.
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PUEBLO, Col, Sept. e.-Ths popullst
state convention adjourned at 2:50 Q. m.
after completing the ticket BY nominating
J. Warner Mills for supreme Judge. The
platform. consisting Of less than 1S0
words. demands the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver at 10 70 i, protests
against tho issuance OF government bonds
In times Of peace; insists that the na-
tional government have exclusive control
Of all money issued b. its authority, and
demands the adoption os the msthods Of
the initiative and rsfsrsndum and psopog.
tionAl representations.
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A Issm for Asisss RssAsss,

WAsHM0Tox, Sept. &-The agricultural
department is giving attention to the sue.
cess ofdssp plowine. Professor Whitney.
chief Of the division OF agricultural soils,
10 now In Nebraska on special mission
TO investigate the effect on the soil Of deep
plowing on one hand and irrigation on
the other. Recently Secretary Morton re-
celvcd from the governor Of Nsbsasks .
sample Of corn Of tho 1884 crop planted
deep. Notwithstanding the drought the
corn q In excellent condition.
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he rAinks It's Nssssnss.

NEW YoRK. Sept. e.-Gustav Schwab,
agent Of the North Gsorman Lloyd Steam.
ship company. on whose steamer, the
Elbs, John p. Walthsr. who died at Cum.
bsrland. Nd, Of supposed Asiatio cholsra,
was . passenger, scouts the idss that
Walthsr WAS the victim Of that disease.
"Had II been Asiatic cholera" said he,
''ths disease would have made its appear.
ance long before. The period Of incuba.
tion 10 seldom more than six days, and 20
Walthsr or the person from whom hs CON.
tractsd the disease should have developed
q ON the steamer"
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Salt From Englsnd Is Free.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Ths treasury
department to-day. in letter In answer
to an inquiry from the Leroy Salt com.
pany Of LEROY, N. Y. states that salt Inn
ported from England 10 free from duty un.
der the now Law, inasmuch a. England
does not impose . duty upon salt i'm.
ported Into that country from the United
States. This decision, however. does not
apply to Canada and some other English
depondencie0.
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HE'S A TovoH.

nsA Lets ef Money saa fitis bat Ne
Braaas.
CHICAGO. Sept. &-Antoas ven KAsab,
formsrly an officer In the Austrian army,
. son of Count Won Ksrab, . member Of
tho cabinet Of the emperor Of Austria,
was adjudeed insane here to-day and sent
TO the asylum. The young noblsman b..
came dissipatsd and, after marrying the
Countess Won Leneaur, was compelled 10
leave bis native country on account Of his
wayvardness.
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They HAD Q Great Tins.

DEs MONIES, Sept. s.-Ths laying Of the
corner stone Of the Iowa Soldiers and
Sailors monument TOOK place to-day. The
parade wss second only 10 that OF the
great battle nag cslebratiou.
Governor jackson was president Of the
day. The ceremony Of laying the stone
was In charge Of the Masonic fraternity.
Addresses were made by ex-United States
Senator James Harlan. Deputy Com.
mandsr George A. Newman OF the G. A.
r., and Thomas Hedge. An immense
crowd Witnessed tho csrsmonies, even the
house tops being occupied.
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MAKING SLOW pRooRgso.
The Oriental War Il Dsaggisg Alsa
TedlOusly.

LoHDox. Sept. "A dispatch 70 the
Times from Shanghai to-day says the war
operations are making slow prosesss. II
b reported that the japanese have throat.
ensd 70 withdraw their promise not to mo-
lest Shanghai u the Kianeusu arsenal
hero was not closed. THIS threat 10 sup.
posed 10 indicate move which may Pos
sihly provoke the intsrfsrsnee Of Great
Britain. - the arsenal 10 peonounesd an
important establishment.
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Thanking the Yankees.

SYDNEY, c. B.. Sept. 6.-The Cook Arc.
tic excursion was happily concluded by q
banquet last night at the Sydney hotel,
given "in honor Of Capt. William T.
Farrell OF the steamship Miranda and
Capt. George W. Dixon Of the American
schooner X gel, for their gallant conduc,
in saving the passengers Of tho Miranda
and bringing them safely TO sydney"
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New YORK. Sept. ga quantity Of
meerschaum. diamonds and other pre-
cious stones were seized from George Mic.
olay. q Californian and cabin passenger
on the North German steamer Lain on
the arrival Of that vessel from Bremen.
He had 81 meerschaum pipes. II dia.
monds, five opals and four pearls.
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DOMINO'S GREAT RACE
The Black Colt Dsisllsd Clifford Easily
Enough
HE DID 1T IN GOOD TIME
The Peppsr Won. Too. on the Turf
and the Meeting Closed
In q Blaze OF
Glory.
ie DID 1T IN GOOD TIME

NEw YoRK, Sept. 6.-Ths raeins Tor the
year as Shsepshsad Bay track ended to-
day In blass OF glory. The attendance
was large owing to the contest between
Domino and Clifford In which the latter
was favosite IN the betting and the former
was the public choice. The nag fell with
the two In line.
Domino made Q terrific bound and In
the first sixteenth had carried ClifRord as
such paee that the A-year-old IVES beG.
sing for mercy, ~ that part OF the race
was run In better than six seconds, aud II
IVES thers Tarai took the measure Of bis
rival. On TO the flrst eighth they new,
locked together like team and their
noses struck the pole In II Is seconds
from the fall Of the nag.
Still locked toesthse they ran to the
quarter and the pole Was reached In - 2S
ssoonda Al the 4. which was reached in
:08 %, Domino had Q shade tho better OF
Il but ClifRoed was beeathing hard. Taral
saw hs was safs and took Domino back
trif1e and the next eighth was run tn
~ Is. Then another eighth was passed
IN :i3 IL and Clifford came up . bit.
Tafal lst out length and away the black
Sysar-o,d new. covering the nsxt eighth
In Ill 81, making the thrss-quratsr In
]: :ie IL, aud taking all the beat out OF
Cli6ord.
Thsn they rounded The turn into the
stretch With Domlno going easy and Clif.
ford laboelng Q length away. Simms went
10 the whip In vain hope Of catching his
Ayiue antagonist but the western horse
was done and could do NO more.
"Domino WINS" the crowd shouted, and
they were right, for Taral eased his
mount and came In winner under IN easy
pull, In the fast time Of 80 IS.
Never before In the history Of the track
was there such . wild shout Of Joy, a.
Domino passed the wire Q length In the
lead, and, In fact. all during the last fur.
long the shouts we're deafenins. Clifford
looked ~ 70 hs had bad very hard race.
while Domino was - full Of spirit - ever
and looked able 10 repeat the victory Inn.
mediatsly.
Futurity courss-Jack Of Spades won,
Maid Marian second, Bsldsmere third |;
time, I 10 25. One mile and one-six.
teenth-vietorious won, Pssesmaker ssc.
oad, Soundmoes third; time. 1slS Ii.
One mils-Hush Penny won, Tom Skid.
more second, Marahall third; time, l:li.
One milo and three-sishths won,
John Cooper second, Peter tho Great
third time. 2:2l 2-5. One mile for Domino
and Cliiord-Domino, even, beat Clifford,
Q to 10, by Q length; time. I 10 2-6. Futurity
couess-Gutta Psrcha won, Dalsbara see.
ond. Silvis third, time, l;io. One mile
and ons-quartsr. on the turs-Ths Pepper
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BIO FIELDS At LAToNiA.
Ihseo Was Ne Lask ee Oos1 Heroes fss
An the 1asoA

CMouNATI, Sept. alt was . day Of
BIG nslds at Lasonla to-day. the frst ave
races on The card having e6 entries. The
entries IN the fourth rass were the largest
for . stake racs In the history Of the
track. numbering 81 In alI Scratches ~.
duesd the aotual number 10 10. Hsssie,
who was entered to-day, won the t2yOs5
pusss In the maiden stake with ease. The
favositss were knocked down In every
race bat one. ths third. In which Wight.
man, at u 70 I, eAllopod homs the win.
nee. Seven furlongs-Shiloh won, King.
star second, Miss Perkins third; time.
:3lx. Mile and 20 -Clsmsntino
won. Rhstt Goods sseond. ELI third, time,
:N3<. Seven furlonss-Wishtmsn won,
Red John second. Dillon J. third, time,
:ao3{. Five furlonss s-Hsssis won. Royal
Spirit second, Repeater third; time,
:00K. SIX furiones-Adam won, Leon
ard B. second, Simon W. third, time,
l:lek.
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pEBs ON the STAND.
xhs a. u. q. rsssiasa,'s Tslssrans RsaA
IN Opsn Ceart.

xo0 n u. q. FJ69t9ShtS 1Sbs6saws Assa
IN Opsn Ceart.
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Ths trial OF Prssi.
dent Debs and other A. r. U. officials was
resumed to-day with E. NJ. Mulfoed Of the
Western Union Telegraph company ON
the stand. Muifoed read large number
Of message sent and received by the A.
r. U. people. Thsy we're principally Of .
routine nature. urging the men to ''stsad
pat" and asserting that the general man
assrs were beaten. One telegram 70
csived especial attention from the GOV.
eminent attorneys. Il was addressed 10
C. B. Harmon Of Denver, instrueting him
70 ''pay no attention 10 court injunc-
tions." Mulford attempted to identity
Dsbs' signature, but the effort was net
aati0factory.
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WONDERFUL,

Here's . Herss Near the I've Aiaats
Mark.
INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 6.-Robsrt J. took
the drst beat from Joe Patchsn In 2s00k,
the fastest mile ever paced In raoe. In
the second heat Robert J. paced In 2:02N.
the fastest heat ever trotted or paced.
II was . matched race for 5000 o side
between Robert ]. and Patchsn.
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ClIppin- or the Mnmrnt..

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept. 6.-f}liss
rode a mile. flying start. paced. in 80 3-j
at Hampicn park this afternoon. lie
knocked Is seconds from Tyler's mark
and established a now worlds record.
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WOULDN'T az TAKEN ALIVE.

Jsha Basasrd Killed Aimssls Whsa Ne
CeuiAa't Essaps.
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 5.-Nsws has
been resolved from Condor. Ore. that
John Barnard, who shot and killed Nyron
Hamilton last Monday, committed suieids
last Monday when about TO be taken BY .
sherif's posse. His dead body was found
In cabin In the mountains.
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No saloouk.eprr Need Appiy.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 6.-Sitting in com.
mittcc of the whole tho grand lodge,
Knights of Pythias. has approved the re-
port barring saloolkeepers. bartcnders
aud professional gamblers from aimis,
sion 10 the order.
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AokouNp AT elLLePoRr.

The 0ssaaa Steamer osssaes In uasa
Lack.
NEW YORK, Sept. &-Ths German
steamer Sorsnto, from Hamburg for New
York, 10 aground ct Bsllspost, Lens
Island, II miles east Of Fire Island. Ths
passengers and crew are still on beard
the steamer.
The Socsnto he'd on board 100 pssssn'
gers, ell stesrAee. Il 10 not yet known 70
what oxtent the steamer u damaged.
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INDICTED THs OFFICERS.

1uHs Ht8 Eybcwu8 No. ny VuusS bS8v
TFeabls Yss.
MEMPHIS, Tenu., Sept. &-Ths grand
jury this morning returned indictmsnts
Tor murder In the first degree against w.
s. Richardson. J. d. Laxtou and E. +.
Atkinson In connection with the lynehlne
Of six negro prisoners near NillInGten on
Friday night. Richardson had the prize
oners In charge and Atkinson was driver
OF the wagon In which they we're being
transferred. Ed Smith, . farmer, has also
been arrested.
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THEY WE'RE TOO GAY.

0la Maa 0ilss Wsa,aa't stasa Aay
rsslisg.
HENDERSON. Ky.. Sept ga party of
frolicsome young msn living near Kirk.
manvills started to oharivari . newly mar.
Red coupls-Stsphsn Giles, Q widowee oe
90. who married Gertrude Halford. . miss
ofie. Giles discharged . shotgun into
the boistsrous crowd. woundine John
Wagner and Addison Nasea. Wegnss
cannos recover. Giles was arrested.
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SOME PRETTY SHARP TALK.
Judge Long and Goverpment Minions
lave m wotdy War

WAsHINoToS, sept. G-The case OF
Judge Charles ID. Long Of Michigan
against Secretary Hokc Smith and Pcn-
son Commissioner Lochren, WAS before
the district supreme court to-day. Assist.
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RosBlNo A PRISON.

The PPiaeaeFs All Dot Oat y Heaas ef
FAlss Keys.
MILAN, No., Sept. 6-By means Of false
keys the county jail here was cleaned Of
eli its prisoners about dawn to-day. TIE
principal fueitives are George and John
Hart and c. F. Staueh. forGsrs and esnsr.
ally desperate men. Blood hounds are on
their track.
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MoULpY AND LOUSY.

Hep 0roWess 81 the Willamette l0sv.
lag . Sorry Ttms Of It.
PORTLAND, Sept. e.-Reports from the
hop yards In the Willamstts valley ere Of
very discourasinG nature. With low
prices for hops. the ravaees Of the louss
and the rain and consequent black mould,
the raisers have sorry time Of II. Nearly
half Of the hop yards In this section have
been abandoned on account os lles and
mould.
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Baseball Yesterday.

Baseball Yesterday.
Al Baltimore-l4; Chicago, 6.
At Brooklyn-2; Cleveland. H.
At New York-6; PittsburR, 8.
Al Washinston-l2; 81. Louisa
At Boston-10; Louisville. Is.
At PhiladelphIa-l4; Cincinnati, Z. Sec.
ond game, Pittsburg Cincinnati, 9
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15

DR.. w. II. Rheinfrank is attending
the State Medical Association at Lima,
this week.
Watches, Clocks, Silverware, r ock
ers, Carpets sweepers etc. at Rupp's
Furniture store, Waterville, Ohio.
w. T. Earle conductor on electric
road, has moved his finally to Perrys-
burg and located in the Lindsay house
on Louisiana ave.
e P. Averill and wife have gone
to Atlanta to spend the winter. They
were accompanied south by Mrs.G
Beach, who will visit in Chattanooga.
-Chas Lawrence has made prepara
ions for grand ehootipg match and
rattle at his farm on Dec. "a. Plenty
of poultry on hand. Refreshments
served.
The new Perrysburg brass band
were out serenading on Saturday even
ing. The boys are playing very good
music and show rapid advancement.
They are truly worthy OF encourage
ment. Rob't Schellinger is the leader
with Nick Emch B flat; Henry Homer
and Frank Zingg altos; William
Cranker, baritone; Charles Cornelius,
bass; nd Fred Boetsch and Tom
Hayes, drums. AS soon as the boys
get into better practice an ef-
fort will be made to secure new set
OF instruments.
Some cooks never know just what
to serve with different meats as rel
ish. Following is table of things
considered the proper caper: With
roast beef, grated horseradish; roast
mutton currant jelly; boiled mutton,
caper sauce; roast pork, apple sauce;
boiled chicken, bread sauce; roast
turkey, oyster sauce; venison or wild
duck, black currant jelly; broiled fresh
mackerel, sauce of stewed gooseberries;
boiled blueish, white cream sauce;
breiled shad, boiled rice and salad:
compete of pigeons, mushroom sauce;
fresh salmon, green peas with cream
sauce; roast goose, apple sauce.-Ex;
Rockers, stan ds, pictures, easels
sleds, baby buggies ETC., etc., cheap for
Christmas at
WTTzLER'S.
Coal Coal Coal Chestnut No.
and Stove size at $500 a ton. at
3Stf PETER WITZLER'S.
For SALE.-The building on Sec
ond street known as Tyler's Office, now
occupied by DR.. 81. r. Roether. In
quire of
39tf MRS. J. r. TYLER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15

Christmas presents cheap at Chas.
Witzler's.
j. F. Wilson of Haskins, was IN
town Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Franklin of Leipsic,
visited Perrysburg friends last week.
Mrs. McClish of Leipsic is the
guest of Mrs. John Homer this week.
Rev. ]. C. Shaw of Fayette, Ohio,
was the guest of Charles Maddy and
wife on Friday last.
Quite a number of weddings are
expected to occur within the next two
weeks, in Perryshurg.
Picture frames made cheap at
Witzler's.
Mrs. ]. B. Shepler and daughter,
Myrta, of Toledo, were guests of Geo.
Mcknight and family Monday.
Fresh Baltimore oysters received
daily at Paine's. 35tf
Miss Lora Eberly of Bowling
Green was the guest OF Miss Daisy
Thompson the first of the week.
Toys, Dolls. Books, Albums, Blocks.
Games, large stock at Rupp's drug
store. Waterville, OHIO.
Miss Birdie Gaghan daughter OF
Auditor Gaghan of Bowling Green was
the guest of Perrysburg friends a few
days since.
Albert johnson has completed a
new residence on Fifth street which
makes a very fine appearance IN that
neighborhood,
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
We are pleased to announce that
Sam jolly is rapidly recovering from
his recent injury aud will probably re-
cover the use of his injured foot.