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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

code and other laws relative to railroau
commissioners; the bill wire7 ou' '"'
commission.
Q. M~res-Amending the 10" rem
tive TO the state board of hci''cU.' u'e'
g M,ers-FOr the lrolec'''" o' ''7"'
-. .,d song birds, Dnd d" "pi"v''e
f,r fi-u aud game commissioners
4 smith OF Polk--To rereai the rai'-
road commission law.
s McCracken-To establish STA e
hoard Of equalization consisting Ol
oovsrror secretary and treasurer oi
state. and repeating present law.
G. McCracken-To authorize tne
building of pilot schooner.
THURSDAY l7TH-AFTERNooN'
Immediately upon the house being
called the speaker announced thaf'
with a desire to give every member an
opportunity to introduce a bill, he had
departed from the usual custom OF al
lowing members to introduce as many
bills as they saw fit at one time' aud
would insist that, for the present, only
one bill at a time be received from q
member. The introduction of bills was
then proceeded with and the number
was increased 10 a.
The Special COmmitte on resolutions
reported In favor of the resolution foI
the appointment of page for the state
printer, and Clarence Burbank was SO
appointed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Our National Air.

In reading accounts of the yacht races
l noticed that the English bands could
not play an American national air be-
cause "God Save the Queen" and
America" were the same. Ihave never
found the reason why THE Star Span
gled Banner" should not be our ma
tional air. have heard them all play.
ed by the best bands in the country, and
there is none which sends thrill of
gratitude at being an American through
me so as that grand finale:
And the star spangled banner in triumph does
wave
Der the land Of the free and the home Of the
brave.
Carlos in Boston Traveller.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
TROUBLE N HIGH LIFE.

Tho Grandson of Sir Tobert Peel Criticised
For Courting Newspaper NOtoriety.
Bobby" Peel, about as well known
young fellow about town as London
yer produced, has come over here with
ne avowed determination to marry Miss
tittie Sanford, the daughter of the
adams Express Sanfords, who are OF
curse awfully rich.
These are the same Sanfords whose
4ction ruined John Hoey, and who have
pursued the remnants of his estate with
angular persistency.
Young Bobby Peel's ambition is a
cry laudable one, as Miss Sanford is a
cry pretty and accomplished girl and
IN heiress TO boot, and better than all
has evinced a very decided partiality
for Mr. Peel
At the same time many old fashioned
people will object 10 the methods en-
loyed by Peel TO overcome the opposi-
iion of Miss Sanford's family
He has taken the newspapers into his
confidence and makes long statements
about his own worthiness and undying
love and calls his sought after relatives
all kinds of names for denying his suit
II Is doubtful if he would try such a
game at home in England.
If young Peel really loves Miss San.
ford as he declares he does (in the news
papers,, il would be more dignihod for
him 70 keep her name out of public
journals.
Love is a passion that needs no adyer-
tising, and sweetheart's name is not
the one 10 DO banded about in daily
print
II young Peel loves Miss Sanford as
much without as with her prospective
fortune, he can elope with her at any
time-proyided she is willing.
Love laughs at locks and bars, but
grows cold under newspaper interviews
and long winded statements
Another alternative also presents il
self % Mr., Peel,
II he loves Miss Sanford as much as
he says he does CON paper why cannot
DO settle down aud do something % |
prove his lover
Tho sanfords object 70 him because
he has been a ne'ef do well and has cost
his father a lot " money 20 keop him |
going In tho society Ia which hs is en,
utled 10 live
hut BY all odds nay adyioo % Bobby |
IL 10 keep out " the neBspapera
u would he simply horrible II he |
published some ~ Miss hanflrd's LEI |
tore ~ prove how sho loves him. Ydl
he seemed 20 he just ou Aa verge of |
sa'A Insanity yesterday Charley /
hhiets'bleker Ia New fork Recorder |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
New Advertisements.

A n y LADY can make sls weekly work,ns
~ lpl ns quietly AL home, Position peemas
tNn' aHa u gpu oan only spare tgO hours A
~, uun lall lo lnyssill 4ie. Reply with
~ 'T,A Z, l'illsli iu l-l7-A
tWaAD-A lupn plau4sls o., E..l siaIe ~
l VeAsl can huye same BY ealing I'D ms
.'l ehu paylnk lil HIS noiiof
NMelehth hlOMu n hanasoulyy u,.
f.sii 49, f'"he lnl feni With oF wifhOlit
b 61isess sac .9s f'isais .., lamly oH Collage,
| EHlstAluhs OklllBAi IsIs-,,aa aad
- w. large comfortable toalas one t,i,.sl
HNlN ~ lhe tapltnl inquire M a5llianlisi
''f''' Ni az siuft pi Wine Hnls. a C1 fifA
Aa4 FVA hEAE,-oaln Tsul Rsnl.,
trsl ~ H NNl lfam, WaEDn, hal.
N' ih numerical alfrel Feed $40. tfkSfN
II hpalA h.as OgFuRIuRIfY nf
fA "s.iN,sa Nrn ana Qfhelt NJ olsAilissa
htHi iehf inf pas lnF and nel
ieni. ~ io,Ha A. l.,,sp ~, i.fhl Adals,a sfa
A .NHtF lhil is,hl aAlnoe M a.t
~ fh.Nat ihuruuE Ehhnd aLleEsns M,
II. Hett Xxx ~ Nl haaalfa, musl Ls soid
/ fFtsuflk heBspap,gA4. ,,,.,,..,- 80,
Ni.f t.NaNls ftrNansf aan FiNnnsr.l
op llslp Asan1s 't'H' Fhi' pspsf d kspi
- .,g4, ,,'',', ea ,.ls ~ y. lhiiiS s,stf fss
l'ha,ii ltAfil lalss ,0l W as.s, nf.sA
hlas Nj tutf fHi "a tM hsls ehpap Iusi az
iHl NH|Nf - ifsi isll ~ lNAN
l. .NN hut null aele alaa .l.i,.3
I Ft'l nN ipfrl tlaua ~ li,,,t,l,sii
'sNN Alaias l0llasloiietN "
NAM. assu
l. ..'l.. tast''siq . elsmfst9. asaiile.
: .....a. l..laI.. Iil..' 81. I.g'.aa ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
kissing the Pope's Toe.

Our old friend, Felix Campbell, one
of Brooklyn's intelligent representatives
in congress, has been honored with an
interview with the pope, and when ask
ed if he kissed the pope's toe he laughed
and said, 81 guess that's not done much
nowadays. " Brother Campbell is mis-
taken. 1t is just as much done as ever.
In other words, it never was done. The
pope wears Oh his slipper gold cross,
and this it is customary with the faith
full to kiss. | was surprised to learn
that the pope conversed with. Brother
Campbell daughters in French. The
custom is for him to address those whom
he honors with private audiences in Ital-
ian, which is translated always by an
interpreter. Joe Howard.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Real Rstate.

w aud Jessie Fisher TO Ella T. BY
bee, both unmaTTied) lot blk 81 sa
lem; tl,
A. Y, Blackerby lunmauisdl 10 J.
NJ Blaekerby, 2i60 in Marion county
t20
II n aud N II Fuller 10 y Perkett
10 acres l0s, s,Tbei t25.
n % ~ Helen et al % w Jory, lot,
"a, 10, 10 aud " Marion Fruit lands
1900.
u y ana AZ a Hall 10 Woodbun
Brick and Tile Go, 4 acres { -,
2sitI50
J W and A Jory 10 n D 80 Helen
~ 10 acfrs, Ts,TF ll1Ol
TJand y a Dayis to J Lltcby. ig
aefes, tfs,Tlwlti
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

TINS CouhFY YAuLfu Yesterday
aflefnwn ths vaults " the eounly
sfessnfsfs ufiies wrm drilled open by
Harry D9wniDa, ~ w. w. Narlla's
jsNelTy sioFe. II Wgulfcd about lhTss
houis "a peflaFm lhe woFh, and the
oenlsnss wsfs hlani Ia good order,
Tbs commlllee eppuiulsd ~ lnyssli'
gate lbs books slll H. able 10 nsks M
fspau ihia sYsnlng, which wlll ne
doula sllos . satisfactory oenailias VI
sfiaile.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

WoODMEN.-All members OF Salem
camp No, lis, w. W., are hereby re-
ouested to meet III the Woodmen hall
on Friday, January 18th, at 10 o'clock
a. m., sharp, to attend in body tie
funeral of our late neighbor, h, o..
Brown. 1t is expected that everyneigh-
bor will be present, Visiting ueigL-
bjrs are cordially invited to attend. j.,
w. Davis, Consul, Scott Bozortb,
clerk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
and the most complete stock OF
Brushes of ali Kinds In the
state. Artists Materials, Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

4. n. Z. A. DfHEcrogs The an
nuai uieeiiug of the Young Mems
Christian Association WAS held last
evening IN the paflon of the aAaoeia'
don. Reports u various committees
were rssd and approved. The follow.
Ing were elected ~ serve for a
term of three years on the board u
alfsclor; 4. HolyemoB, q. y. Bishop,
n. n. H0dgkin, VIM. Sargent, II. a.
sohnson, w., aud w, IL. Odell, The
annunl meeting n the board of dlfeo.
s0fe foF ihs election u oiiioen for tbs
snsulng year will ~ held ueEt Monday
ogsulDg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

An nsulbsrs ~ Olive Lodge no. ~.
l. %. %. f sfs noliaed 90 mssl ~ Oid
fslloss Hall, Friday lsn ~, 1855, ~
10 o'oiook ., "a ta attend fansfsl ~ oar
dsossHsd pfoihsT, a q hosn Al
usinlsls lhimsksla isass snd sll
Flfillns ODD fsllops sfs nqyssisd ~
~ pluasut MhnsfNa NoLstH,
hobls uund
FKFp A fsfOs,
iieFfdlng nseIslAly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Monkeys Can Smoke.

The question whether monkeys can
smoke has been settled in the affirma-
tive at the Jardin des Plantes, Paris,
where mischievous boys have taught
several occupants of the monkey house to
smoke cigarettes, which they grew to
enjoy hugely.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

% ~ nNN ~ get ready both e0psaua
i'la " lpa intend to 81 ia for winter
~ lus hpea tAg eoNssa that NM
AlDp eelyss early gsgt wiutsr PIs
s'gAlq 'ef sgooi bls aop u easi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

iirNbns - h,HHls0 Nih W.
ifep eaala u ~ pli,sIs lsg nanslasIlua
lile flssani sl,eh 80 stoe lhls ainssn
oug lep r4iess sRd lbs Nsslsslss
haebfls . sanh ~ nianfy tsrk. slsnf
eissss slisaals lisas a. " jpbs
alIA A SO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

onafah HrhYlpha OssiHl usfylsss
a ibe f,lpi Congregational ehuIoh
lonlshl lsd ~ ihs sYsngsllsi, ksg q,
N ilspp Allss GLADYS joiss ~ lhs
f'anseflaiogy " huslp " rseiha unl
gssrlig slll sinE II lhsss mssilpas
thgusghosl lis ssst, Das,1 muslq and
4 llunisiils lliao plQnilaad.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

fHt ifANaAhSHs An nos gslilnr
apvu ~ baslnsss Wise in nssd ~ 4
H'ssi assl ihsT shoula noi oysillsk
ihs "a iaiuns ihs hssl 80 ossisf lu
las nsItft
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
STATE HOUSE GOSSIP.


The Hou.e tbis morning introduced
= bills.
Representative Co'e, Of Portland. and
Lyle ~ Crook e,nnty. are among the
lndisp0esd members but II is hoped
they will som he IN their seats again.
Representative Barkley was invited
to officiaied a. the funeral of the late
County Tresurer Grown, with whom
be made the canvass Of the count Last
spring.
The first joint junketing committee to
investigate the fisheries Of the Columbia
river, with like committee Of Wash
iogtoD. was appointed today but no
authority was given b employ clerks.
This afternoon two special cars Of
Of the Southern Pacific eIrried Senator
Dolph and bis lobby back TO Portland.
The men who were here working in
the interest Of the people, probably
walked home.
The usual resolution 10 buy 30 copies
Of the code for Sl2 copy was adopted
by the legislature. only two 10 the
House voting against It, HOfer and
smith, Of Josephine. The best argu-
ment made for the purchase Of the
codes was that distributing them would
help educate the people in knowledge
Of the laws Of our state.
A nice little piece Of political history
70 paste in the scrap books Of Oregon
statesmen Is the fact that the East
Portland Chronicle, which is staunch
Dolph paper and also a staunch Amer
lcan Book Trust organ ia filed with
advertisements OF sheriff sales each
week from sheriff Sears, whom the
machine elected by throwing down
John w. Minto, the regular Republi
IAN nominee.
Chas. w. Fulton aud the other Full
tons, and Thos. II. Tongue and ell the
other Republican tongues are entitled
~ vote Of gratitude Of the Republi.
cans end Of all the people Of this state
for the clean aud courageous fight they
have m ide on the senatOrshlp question.
30 far no breath Of scandal has at
tached TO their conduct Of that contest.
Their opponents have had all the state
and federal bankers and Office holders
and ex-officeholders from the remote
parts Of the state here to bring pressure
to bear on men who had n vote. aud
often indecent, improper and illegit-
innate pressure. there is no one vino has
been In the thick Of the fight but must
feel grateful TO these leaders for their
high minded appeal to the better intelli
gence Of the people.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

Ateip LusrH 10 nA whsi yna
seat shea ~ issp risp lnis kFa
saiihls a hsibslis sna 81 hai
s,ssl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

a. Smith of shermao-Rsgulstlng
railroad traffic between Cellieo ana De
DAlIes.
SO. vanderburg-Amending code re-
lating u assessment aud tsxstlon' re
pealing military and university tax
20. Gowan-For more efficient orga-
nization Of militia.
II, Smith Of ClatsOp-Amendipg nsn'
ing laws. g.,
%. steiwer-PrOyiding for simple
form Of deeds aud doing away with PHI
vate seal.
73. Dawson-DefiniDg the term
Glands" and "real property" for put'
poses Of assessment.
"a, Houston-To prevent the spresd
Of contagious diseases among domestic
animals.
IS, Patterson-De6ning the terms
LAND" and real property" for purpos'
e. of sessment and taxation.
70, McClung - Abolishing private
seals. ---.--
IL, Dsnny-Amending code rege'
lating marriages and Furnishing lol
refusal on part :of person performing
ceremony to furnish certificate.
IS, Dawson-Amending code on
the subject Of incorporation of GENE
taries.
Cogswell moved 10 take from the
table Governor Pennoyer's appoin
ment Of board of regents for STATE
university; motion lost.
Senators Maxwell and VaDder0erQ
were appointed on part Of senate JONI
committee on fisheries.
Adjourned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

INl Mpim isleaF fNiHpsH3 Nlii
49, itss ~ lsNafbi sHll lhs siafis
1lea y 49, MlaalsNl ssffle.s N 49,
olNlsff ts tlslwNa ihsaslft h
illf n D HhaitN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

falfhAhs ghflt go n nssfilns
y iial iinif nhfa lflaf rsiHlasl
4nhHsil aN - iaa AZ a $50 fslsss
llaasl lasfss, 4 pieaasss a l.astsl
alaftl slll n 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

hAhtteAs iifFhtsteFAtlfF ~
niilissl ~ ibe li4sllse $40 sseisisgg
N slsls NJ A ~ MuilHs nnielsl
ltls8ifl ~ llf sselas alsiliei siil 81
llleaflilAe flil.si lnas aleialiaa ~
na9 hs fan ~ hlenl ~ ils NNislg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

Az ntp, A n,allisss llssas. vss a.
asp lsssss ~ , a hslfsl ssa ns|fl
A. Fsla.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

If you want good &c smoke the
place to 20 is McGaghey's. He carries
a fine line in all grades Of cigars.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

fiflf atfilfNa AZ iAf lH4fssn
ars ffsnstatN fhafeh ~ isslssf
Hili 80 si'H IA istalssf a uialsl
lNliH ~ ihsa hlalllg ss9fiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

We are sill here serving the best
meals In the city IOr lhe least money.
New YorK Kitchen, l0l State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain In
the Salem postofiice. Jan. IL, 1895, un-
called for. Those calling for them
nls,asa aav iiadvertised -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

Was DiscHAEggD.- Upon com.
plaInt Of G. NJ. Pickens and q. w.
ishann0n, = warrant was Issued this
morniDg by County Judge Hubbard
for the arrest Of Charles PIckens aged
about 80 years charged with insanity.
The man was found by Sheriff Knight
about seven miles north Of town near
the johnson farm, aud waa brought 10
the city. Afler an examination this
afteinoon beiors County Judge Hub
bard. Prosecuting A A.torney Condlt and
Dr Henderson, be was discharged. II
seems ne was just getting over spree
aud had bad cough which frightened
the nelghbors until they had him ar
rested.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
PERsoEALs.

g. Marsh was " Portland today on
h9siDesa.
OK. Knusss returned from Colfaz,
We, this morning.
Hon. d. r. Loonsy rs,urned TO JEFF
ereon this morning.
Jas. Kyle was . passenger for Port
land on the afternoon local
t5eo. B. Gray returned from Bu'te'
vile where be has beeD On business.
ArchIiect Chas. Burggraf returned
from ButtkviIle on the morning LEGAL.
Mr. and Bn. V. A. Julien, Of the
asylum corps u attendants, went tn
Portland on the msrnIng tTNin.
Legislators r. n. Thompson, 3. q.
Beach, ClareHce Cole aud J. ". Long,
of Mnltnonlab, are stopping at the
Chalwin Houss.
Il. Clinton. editor Of the Portland
Tomahawk, IL Ia the city. His papeI
made a brave fight against Dolph. and
thinks there 10 s,ill . good opportunity
10 lay him on the shelf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

Representative Barkley was invited
TO officiafed a. the funeral Of the late
County Tresurer Crown, with whom
be made the canvass Of the count Last
euriug.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

The first joint junketiDg committee to
investigate the fisheries Of the Columbia
river, with like committee Of Wash
iogtoB, was appointed today but no
authority was given b employ clerks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

The Hou-e tbis morning introduced
y bills.
Representative Cole, of Portland. and
Lyle ~ Crook epnuty. are among the
fndispoe,sd members but II is hoped
they will som he IN their seats again.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

This afternoon two special cars OF
Of the Southern Pacific eIrried Senator
Dolph and bis lobby back to Portland.
The men who were here working in
the interest Of the people, probably
walked home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-12-28
Silk Mufflers and Silk H'd'kfs at
WILLIAMS 81 FULLER'S,
MARRIED.

WELLSTEAD - TREUSCHEL.- - On
Tuesday afternoon, Dec. "a, 1885, by
Rev. ]. j. Link, assisted by Rev. d..
H. Bailey, Mr.. Fred Wellstead and
Miss Fedelia Treuschel,
The ceremony which united the
hearts and hands OF these young peo-
pie took place at the home of the
BRIDES .parents-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Treuschel-and was witnessed only by
the immediate relatives of the high
contracting par ties.
An elegant and elaborate wedding
dinner was served at the conclusion of
the ceremonies.
The bride is a very popular and high
ly esteemed young lady of the village.
while the groom is a young man we'll
known and popular with his numerous
acquaintances.
They started for Cincinnati on
Christmas day. at which city they will
spend the first week of their honey
moon.
They have the best wishes OF host
of friends
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-12-28

-Chas. Lampman is home from Buf
ialo TO spend the holidays.
WIN. Veitch and wife spent Christ
mas in Belmore with Thos, Veitch and
family.
The Misses Veitch have been en-
tertaining their little nephews from
Belmore.
Frank Powell's family entertained
Toledo and Perrysburg friends on
Christmas.
DIR. and Mrs. e. d. Winfield en-
tertalned a number oil relatives at
Christmas dinner.
Tom Chilcote and wife Of Prairie
Depot, took turkey with r.. S. Clegg
and family Christmas.
&C. A. Hoffman, has purchased a
large stock of excellent winter potatoes
which he is selling cheap.
Your New Years dinner will be the
better for drink of that sparkling
champagne, Duo d. Eperney (extra
dry) sold at Chris. Hoffman's.
The Lutheran church and Sunday
school Christmas services were report
ed to be very interesting but we were
unable to secure the programme.
John F. Schreier, the well known
fruit grower and wine maker of Perrys-
burg township, will please accept our
thanks for jug of excellent wine.
Tom Tlnney of Lime City was in
town Saturday on his way to Toledo to
secure Christmas presents TOR tie mem
bers OF the Lime City Sunday school.
Il. P. Tribble called on the JOUR.
NAL and placed an order for supply Of
Notary Public and has opened an office
in Haskins. He is also proprietor oi
the Tribble House which always fur
nishes good meal to the weary travel
er.
"A young couple who have not beer
keeping house very many years
thought it quite proper to have bible
to place upon the parlor table. Mrs
Newlywed thought she would surprise
her hubby and consequently purchased
him bible, Mr.. Newlywed did the
same, and when the family gathered
together to exchange their gifts, the
Newlyweds found themselves we'll sup
piled with the good book.
$4,000 worth of the latest styles o
picture moulding, just in at
ALF WITzLERS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-12-28

1t is reported that B. f. Kerr of
Grand Rapids, will erect double
brick store buildlngin the near future.
"A. II. Williams and wife enter
tanned Mr.. Kerstetter and family OF
Grand Rapids, VIM. Whitmore and
family OF Lima, and w. Gilman and
family of Toledoat Christmas dinner.
After January 1st, we will send out
statement of account to every subscrib-
er whose subscription has expired.
Those who dislike to receive statements
of account can avoid it by squaring up
their account before January 1st.
1t is reported that thousands Of
dead fish are reported floating in the
Maumee river and canal near Water
vile. The cause of the death OF so
many is unknown, but it is thought to
be the large amount OF oil that is
washed into the river through Wood
county bitches.
ALI. ]. Witz'er, undertaken and
funeral director. Latest mode OF arter-
ial embalming; can be found at Office
day or night. Lady assistant.
B. G. Hannum is home from Cleve.
land for the holidays. Gus Peck Is
h ONE from New York; Chas. Chapman
and Eugene Rheinfrank from Ann Ar
Dor; Miss Jezzard of Ypsilanti; and
amuel j. Rider from Delaware. All
were home from their college work tc
take turkey.
Undertaken Witzler notifies us o
the death of Mrs. Mary Messenger, o.
536 Church street, East Toledo, at the
age of IS years. Death was caused
from fall nearly one year ago. The
remains were brought to Perrysbure
on Wednesday and inferred in For
Meigs cemetery.
The very pleasant weather or
Christmas was enjoyed by the fisher
men, who were engaged in sein fishing
on the Maumee. Large quantities o
Carp, and some very fine pickerel ant
bass were taken. The German Carp
however, are of little value, being
about as much like fish as q pumpkin
is like a peach.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-12-28

Why pay $500 for a sewing ma
chine when can sell STANDARD make
for $1,000. A j. WITzLER.
-Chas S. Woodford of Haskins,
was in town Thursday and gave the
JOURNAL pleasant call. He is one OF
Haskins' most successful business men
and has recently been appointed Notary
Public.
That 81 so stiff hat Qatest style)
would be cheap at $500.
ART FINKBEINER.
The holidays are coming, and If
you desire to purchase holiday goods in
the line of jewelry, watches, clocks,
rings or any article IN the jewelers. line
don't fail TO call on the old reliable
dealer and jeweer, John Zurhuh, at
3l3 Monroe street, Toledo. 40b
New lot of rockers just IN at
WITzLER'S.
Rev. Dague, of Milton Center, has
been doing excellent work in Haskins.
He has taken charge of the Presbyter-
ian church at that place, and by perse-
verance and worthy efforts has succeed
ed in reviving the spirits OF the old
members and adding Is new communi-
cants to the church membership. He
has also had the old church repainted
and papered and has introduced a gem
eral revival in the congregation.
-15 to 90 per cent off on all under
taking work. A. j. WTrzLER,
The members OF the Fire Depart
ment are very indignant at the manner
in which they are treated in regard TO
the use of the town hall. They claire
that they have been having the use of
the hall heretofore and never paying
more than five dollars therefor, and
that their Chief secured the use of the
hall for the Christmas dance at the
same rate, but when the Treasurer
offered TO pay the bill the price was
raised to six dollars and Il half. What
ever the facts in the case may be, it is
certain that there should be some uni
formity of price, with a possible excep-
tion of cases where the entertainments
are for charitable or public benefits,
and we certainly think the fire depart
ment is benefit to the public-of the
village at least-and the village pays a
large proportion of the tax tor the care
OF the town hall.