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The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
CHURCHES ANDsABDATu SCHOOLS.

MethOdiat Episcopal Church. SOuth-Rev. J.. F. Jerninan pastor. Setv,cereNery sunday at II d. m. and :4J D. m. Prayer meeting every Thurrdsy night at : :45 o'ciock. sabbath school every sunday morning nt 10 o'clocE. G. B. Msllury sup. rin fendcnt. The public is cor dtaiiy Invited. I.n,iits Aid Snciety meets every Tuesosy sfiernoon at o'clock at the parson- aye. Epworih League raeets every Tuesday night nt "a q. VI. ]. E,Wynne. president.
 t'rcsby teriHn Church-Ssplath school every Sunday nlnfninv Ht H;.u. N. \. Gray. sup erintrnd.nf. The public is cordially invited. Ser, .ce. etcry second and fourth Sunday in each month.
 Haptist Church-El,l. J. n. PermiRter pastor Services every sunday ai II H. in. and S:IDp. m. Prayer MaeetiiE every Wednesday pjfht at e.oN o'chck. sabbath School every sunday n, rnihs at s;.U u'ckek. J. F. Sandffs. supt. The pabl!c will he tsrdihliy welcomed. p:is, Youhn Peoples Christian Union ni cts ever, Monday night Ht s:pw o'clock. J. h PreMet,. president,
 Church oi the Good sherlerd tPgptestant Episcopal | Edward l., ogiih,. rector. keRu. lar serv,ces S.=s,ud and Foutth Sundays of erch monih. Murning prayer and sermon at liu'v..ck. Evtuing nlHyerund serMon at ' :45 o'clock. SupiNN sch'@l rrer' Supday morn iny:at s;:D. Mr, Ellis Hurley. supefintehdent. All senis fi,r. \ cordial intuation to the services is extended io the pdtilic. Children welcomed tu the Sun'la, sch'sh
 Caihuiic Church--.l. A. Mctiusia, pastor Servicss on the hrst sunday. of each Iponth. yiz.: Msss NJ Va. m; cattrhism. e:,p P. tn evening ieyotivn ut !. aeats free tt apy of the services.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
The Airship's Mysterious Voyage.

The Airship's Mysterioss Voyage.
 The airship that was launched h Nashville last week has disappeared from sight. but from accounts of "en- tircly reliable observers" it was hse seen heading for Canada. lntimAtions are thrown out that after taking on aa assorted cargo of dutiable goods tho ship will recross the line and land its cargo in some quiet spot far from tho reoch of custom house officers. In re gard Co such cargo 1t would be ex' tremely difficult to apply Secretary Cages circular of instructions for tns retroactive section of tho Dingley bllL -Philadelphia Record. :
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
The Normal.

The normal work is progressing most satisfactorily. A roll call of Nifty mem bers, with many students of the public school. who are regular attendants, and visitors bespeak the interest in the work.
 St. Francis county teachers have never before responded with such sincere cooper atiOn.
 This enthusiasm is due to the efforts of Prof. Kuykendel. its energetic and pro- gressve instructor, whose efficiency in this work cannot be surpassed by any teacher in the state. His methods and general proiiciency place him among the representative leaders of tlle profession.
 The progtanne of exercises pursued each day are alike beneficial to the students and teachers.
 The public school branches, Arithmetic, Algebra, Land Survey. Geography, His tory, Grammar, Reading. Orthography. Phy sOlogy, Civil Government. etc, are taken up by topics, discussed, briefly re- viewed, and methods of teaching Illustrated
 In the absence of Prof. kurkendal to- day and tU-inorrow, the institute will be conducted by Prof. Williams, principal Forrest City public school for the coming year, whose zeal and erudition sustain very largely the Interest of the work.
 Those teachers who are not taking ad. vantage of this instruction are robbing theniselves of enliglltnent and benefit.
 May a4. 1897. s.#
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25

We saw a narrowing siyh,
 t vas bliss:u sight. ,oo sundas on the standpoint from wbic,, ~ ~ urpehd, cle be viewed. 1t was II la,e 'ne sprc,. almost ~hOiIy immersed i,, ,se' lat hw' collected in front of the new II. water us Washington and Davis strs.,a cs daui'd seemed to be in the most bliss, De boz stale imaginable, and we u'y ,.,.y happy that our swine-hatihk local con,l real gAd could not see it. low it womb sa'nporsfy turbed the tranquil and placid nave nave di,. man Who writes the anathem.s ou' ot ihe hog. And 1t was sight tha, w'a's..ss,astlAs justify few conniption Gt. n;,''u'deasiy ;,' whO has as severe case of sw,ra. Wfsea our contemporary. 1t would hp"ools s the feelings of a conserya,iva ,e S fufRsd cis County Democrat. s'' fnh.
 The above accounts for ,h..
 hog being found dead m "s. sane morning in front of the om"oaoay Dee. Just keep it up: ths, hoeIat o'. prevailing cholera will spt,,s sau s. the question if perscvered in 'e tue hog
 While many other places ara s.. ing unto death from the oppres.;r"aef 'aaef. the population of Forrest C;ts neat tirntly moVing along Wulont @ a'e pa' convenience, although We are ecn.s n,.a. ln. that is is among us. 'O''ciOus
 Croquet Sets at the Newsstand.
 Croquet Sets at the Newsstand.
 Cups and Saucers at the Newsstand
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
NgNlClFAL OFFICERS. 1pwn vt Forrest City.

A dcrinen-JHs. FusstII, J. U. NauKh' IT C' FoIbre. J. F. Stone. \ B. Nelson. ' ard uf Hcalth--Dr. ]. E. ktone. Dr. C. q. White. E. T. Gray. Ed. lAndv.tSt.
 Conneit srets on First and Third Tuesday piShte bn each mouth.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Life Away.

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever. be made well, stroiig. magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-To- Bac, the wondcr-workcr, that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 100000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your druggist, under guarantee to cure, 50c or $l.c0 Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
sfYrNTY OFFICERS.

rc0t CVy.
 St. Francis County Circuit go,lrt meets cn of ofs ssS sfS y"a1. " ""aa ."a ooaHslys.st weeks. County toov, ursetscn Fir.t M,nday in Jan pary. AlriL lnlN IN'd October ,,f each year. or brfote shr hvsf Hsy ot each term.
 l'rohsfs Cesrs HA~ets on Third Monday in January, Abfll S,pty and Os.taber of each year.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Gen. rospst todse; No isi, Knights of P,thias. Meets fyriy Mop.lay night ft Castle H'l'. sol Lewis q. Cl ll. N, Brown. K ot k. aud .. Visiting knights always Welaoned.
 Forrest Cty Lodge. Eo. ;sl5. Knights and Liies of iionur. Meets every ld and tth Fri day night in each 'np.il:. Nlss N; l. Mos irf. Prfitrctress: Mrs, M. N. lzst.i, SeSietary
 st Francis Lodge. No. 4g.. Knights of Honor. Meets every list and ji Friday nights ip each nsonth. J. foudren. pictator; sub, |. sones. Reporter
 Forrest City Lodge, Nh. lep. '. X A. N, Meets every let snd ihl Tuesday D ght in each nlrntn. Jvnn Gatlins, ". M.. T, '. kaifOrd. secretary,
 Forrest City Chapter. No. GO, l. \, M. Meets 9d Tuesday in each month. ", n. PasIay, High Priest; Jnn T. 1fpion. See;*6ay.
 Anollo Conaian,ier,. No II, x. T. Meets 4th "Wednesday night in each ma,ffh E. A. McCuiloch, E. C.; F.. Hurley, Rn,sas.scr.
 N. E, Farres, Eue,mpment Ey-Con1eder- Rtes. Meets lsi Saturday tn each muilth, ' B, Ssuders, Commanders: E. ieanu, aigt. Adiu- tant.
 Woodmen of the World, Forres' Camp a9, ] T, Brady. C. C.: A D Boyle. Clerk. Meets list Thursday night in each month
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25

it gives health to the special organism of wo manhood. IL purifes af1'suiseased con- diti ons; gives elastic strength to the liga- men ts, and vitality to the nefte-centres. It pron totes good digestion, sound sleep, and freed om from pain. ~"
 It s the only medicine devised for this one p: irpose by an educated, skilled spe- cialist in this particular field of practice. It is the only medicine which insures pro spectiv, mothers against the dangers and suffering s of motherhood.
 Dr. Pi erce's thousand page illustrated book. "1 he Peoples Conn,on Sense Med ical Advis CT" contains several chapters de- voted D he special physiology of woman. with advi, e and suggestions for seiftreat- ment wliic every woman ought to read. A paper-bo, md copy sent absolutely free on receipt of H one-cent stamps to pay for mailing oni v; or, cloth bound. 3i stamps. Address Dr. R.v. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Forrest City times., 1897-06-25
STATE OFFICERS
JUDICIAL OFFICERS

JUUTOINL UT Y INEN'
 Judge First Judicial District. ... " V. Hutton . Address. N. 'ianna. Ark. Prosecuting Attorney. ........... T. Hicks
 Address, searoy, ATf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

On Saturday last the Grim :. Reaper
Death visited the home of G. w. and
Hattie L. Wagner, and was called tc
her Celestial home after severe illness
of about seven weeks, their second
daughter "Iya," beloved by all and es-
pecially her Sunday School class. of
which she was favorite member, and
where her vacant seat will call for sad
remembrances of happy days with ber
companions. This heing the first break
of the family circle, the grief OF parents
brother and sisters can better be mag
ined than described.
"Iva" was nine years and 10 days old.
The funeral was held nj the home of her
parents at IL o'clock Monday, con-
Quoted by Rev. Smith of the Pember-
vile NJ. Il. Circuit and interment at TT
Meigs cemetery at Perrysburg. The
family haye the heartfelt sympathy OF
the entire community in the sad loss oi
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20
Another Relic of the Explosion.

Wednesday afternoon Charley Fitz-
simmons fould a silver dime about so
feet from where the old magazine for
merly stood. A few weeks ago man
working In the woods near there found
a silver dollar which bore on one side
the plain imprint of dime. This dime
exactly fits into the imprint on the dollar
and is probably the one that was in the
pocket OF one of the men who was killed
in the explosion.-Cygnet Echo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20
SEWERAGE.

ED. JoURNAL:-Last week you dis
the committee appointed to make 9
study OF the feasibility OF waterworks
from the first. 1t is not otstrictly correct
to say the difficulties tertaining to sew.
erage may not have been properly
considered" for that was the first unsol-
vable problem which confronted the
committee, knowing as all must that a
system of waterworks could be only par
TALLY utilized or beneficial without sew
erage, and discussion has been restricted
wholly TO the former, every one know
ing the latter must follow. Besides,
waterworks is subject OF general leg
islation and taxation, while sewerage
would be special us to both Legislation
ana taxation. That is why we said for
merly that waterworks is the FIRST
subject for consideration. For instance,
If sewerage were introduced the village
would be divided into districts and the
people of auy district desiring sewer
age would petition for the same and
get it, but at their own expense, as
every school boy knows.
Ordinarily iltering beds would add
to the cost of the system something
like what the JOURNAL states, but
there is u plan which cannot now he
discussed) by which our village Can
haye the tiltering-bed system at about
one-fifth of the cost stated last week.
But it is not certain that tiltering
beds will be necessary, or that the out
let cannot be made directly into the
river. The objection would not come
primarily from the State board OF
health, but from the city of Toledo.
Correspondence with the state board OF
health was opened by the committee OF
Council with reference to this difficulty
and while that board is not prepared to
say it would object or Interfere, the
secretary points out the probability ol
objection from Toledo. That city OIL
any resident of it can prevent our max
| LhS pii ouoiOb lllCl
because we are within the ten-mile
limit of the city waterworlls, and the
statutes provide against sHch use of tht
river within the limit.
But there is a ray of hope for US il
the probability that the city of Toled
will abandon the river as source o
water supply. 1t is almost certain i
will do so. Other sources are bein.
considered, and apparently the mos
feasible one is the sinking of wells o
the islands opposide the waterwork'
and if this be done residents Of the cit
could not find objection TO our use {
the river in the manner proposed. Tn!
explains why our Council has take
hold of the waterworks problem with
, more determined purpose. The con
, mittee thought best not to bring tn
5 obstacle to the front unless it becam
necessary. n. l.. Ii.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

w. II. Duttop, of Saliaeville. pub
Usher OF the Banner, of that place, is a
candidate for an Indian agency before
the present administration. MIR. Dut-
ton has been an ardent worker for Re
publicanism. is capable and true gen
tleman. He is an active worker of the
Buckeye Press Association, and was
unanimously endorsed by that body at Il
recent meeting. Nothing would please
the writer more than to see Mr.. d.
get the appointment he deserves.-N
b.. Beacon.
The JOURNAL extends Bro. Dutton
best wishes for success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20
Spring Time Requirements.


The time has come when the young
maiden's thoughts turn to her Easter
bonuet and gown and the careful house
wife is puzzling her weary brain TO de-
wise some means OF beautlfying her
home with as little expense us possible,
always, of course considering the result
Perhaps few hints as to colorings
and designs may not be unwelcome as
tending to assist many in the selections.
The prevailing colors for parlors will
be light effects, though some of the
more prominent Ct the darker effects
are used, especially the more delicate
shades of olives aud greens. For din
ing rooms there are many shades OF
olives, green's, terra Gotta aud more
subdued shades of red, are very etrec-
tive. For chambers there are many
elegant effects in pale blues, greens,
Ivory and shades Of crearu.
OF course in making any selections,
consideration must be given to the
coloring of carpets, drapings, wood
work, etc. A good plan is to select
some shades OF the prevailing color of
carpet for the back ground with some
shades of the less prominent colors in
the coloring of the designs.
For parlors halls, libraries, and dln-
ing rooms the geometrical in design,
will be the most popular, Though some
floral and scroll effects will be used,
and some of the higher co,ors instripes
will be used. But for chambers the
stripe is the proper thing and there
are many elegant effects both in design
and colorings, ana ranging in price
from q cents TO 70 cents per single
roll. And we are able to meet all
competition either in quality, design or
,prlce, and we think it not too much TO
say that we have no competition here
in our medium or higher grade of
goods. And to correct certSin misrep-
resentations that have been made will
say that our papers are all made by
standard mills. Our sanitary papers
are made by w, G. Campbell s. FIR.
Beck. And Beck is also maker of our
Lincrusta Waltons.
The cheaper grades are made by the
Na6ional Wall Paper Company and the
keystone Co. The medium grades 10y
Cory Bros, VIM. Il. Mairs Henry
Gledhie, w. Campbell, Howell Bros.
The high grade by FIR. Beck, Cory
Bros, Albert Havlland, Benton Heath
s. Co., Alfred Peats s. Co.
We have small line of the cheaper
grade in stock and can furnish any of
the other on short notice.
We are are prepared to do your
hanging on short notice. We cannot
work for nothing, pay our men and
other bills and give cromo with each
room, but if 1t is any object to have
your work done promptly, neatly and
without having to furnish the tools, etc.
to do it with, we shall be glad to be OF
service to you and at a reasonable price.
We shall be glad to give You PRICES Oh
all kinds OF decorating, paper hanging
frescoing, plastic work, etc. Our price:
on painting will be as low as it will be
possible to do the work using No.
material, properly put on.
With many thanks for favors OF tn,
past and soliciting share Of your pat
ronagc, VIC are
Very truly yours,
LOUIS I. BROWNE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Ambrose Rice, Daniel II. Wheeler. D. NJ.
Kellogg. William Cassady Henry W, Christie,
George T.. WALKER James f. Christie and John
j. Christie, and their unknown heirs, devisees,
legatees and legal representatives:
Youand each OF YOU are hereby notified that
on tho ilth dny Of February, 1897, Catharine
Court Of Common Pleas of Wood County, Ohio,
Casa No. ll,2Si in which you and each OF you are
made defendants That said plaintiff alleges in
her sad petition, that she is the owner In fee
simple an in the possession OF all those parts of
out Lots Numbers ljS and l65 lying NOrtherly
and Eustcrly OF the Mnumeo and Western Re-
serve tnHd, and the whole OF Out Lots Numbers
l65 end ISL, all in the Village of Perrysburg
Mood County. Ohio and as designated and
num bercd on the recorded plat OF said Village.
That she aud those under aud from whom she
CLAIMS and dcrvis title have been in the open,
notorious, exclusive, continuous and adverse
pOss SSiOn oi said premises for forty years and
more lest past claiming to own the same. That
on August LIST, 1887, said defendant Henry W.
Christie executed aud delivered 10 said defend
ant John j. Christie his certain mortgage on
shld Ont loi- with OTHER property 10 secure the
payment ol the sum of SS6J).o0 payable August
I'd. 1889, with interest at even per cent per
aunum, PAYABLE ON L ,brllary Isl and August
lst ns evidenced by n certain Joint bond of
same date given to oJOhnJ Christie by said Henry
". Christie aud one thri>tUphcrr. Wempe in
the penal sum Of Si72u0 10 which said mortgage
is recorded in Vol. y ut the records OF deeds
Tor said Wood County, OLi,. TT page G3. That
said sum OF $40 % nud all interest thereon has
bceu fully pad ana said mortgage daily satisfied
and released. but not r-letSct OF record. That
said defendants anu their said unknown heirs,
ceviSecs, leea ees ana iega representatives each
claim some estate or interest in said premises or
some part thereof, bat in truth and in fact they
have no estate or Interest therein, Plaintiff
prays that her title to said premises and every
| part thereof may he quieted as against each and
all uf said defendants named and as against
their said unknown heirs, devlsets. legatees and
legal representatives: that the Clerk of said Court
may be ordered to enter release and satisac-
ton OF said mortgage on the record thereof in
the Office oi the Recorder of said county, and
for all other proper relief to which she may be
entitled by reason OF the premises Defendants
| are required to answer said petition by April
10th. 1897, or Judgment viii he rendered against
them in accordance with the prayer OF said
petition. CATHERINE WEYCK,
BY ID. X. HOLLENBECK,
Her Attorney.
February 1Gth 1897 4Sf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Pursuant to call published by
request in nearly all the Wood county
papers, a party of dissatisfied, badly
soured reformers gathered IN Bowling
Green on Saturday last to organize
what they pleased to term Reform
party. About 80 people were present
and occupied the time in jaw wagging,
and airing their individual opinions re.
garding the proper method of control
ling the universe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Harrison county claims to be the
home of the youngest soldier of the
late rebellion. He lives at Cadiz, was
born Sept. 13, 1850, and enlisted May Is,
1864, helng at that time but 13years and
s months old II is said he was in sey-
eral severe engagements. There is
undoubtedly some truth in the report
because he is an Ohio man, but we will
be better satisfied of this tact after
Wood county has been canvassed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Down IN Winchester Ohio, they have
a curlew for all classes. Az $50 o'clock
it rings for children under l6 years to
get or The streets. AT IL p. m. it
sounds second alarm which warns all
people, regardless. OF age, sex or prev
ious condition, to get under cover OF
their own or some other roof unless
they wish to rest ia the lookup. What
an awful thing that would be in Per-
rysburg where the good people have so
many lodges and social affairs to attend
that they are out every night. 1t
would be tough on the Ghost Club sure
thing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Well put Wood county against any
other county in the state for mud, oil
and genuine grit OF the people TO stick
to tho old mud roads in preference to
good pixies that could be enjoyed if the
people so desired and would push the
work to the frout.-Bloomdal Derrick.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Bowling Green has concluded not to
engage in the canning business because
they learned that the profits were usu-
ally on the wrong side OF the ledger.
Why not try wheel factory oyer there?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Poor old John L., the "has been''
who meyer refused to fight, crawled out
of his hole like a crawfish in the Spring g
time, ana announcing that there was
one more good fight in him, challenged
the winner OF the Fitz-Corbett fight
Poor old John! He thinks he is still
living and wants some one to prove he
is not.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

The G. II. ~ d. are delivering passen-
gers regularly TO the Norfolk & Wes-
tern Railroad, this line being again in
position to handle the regular passen-
ger business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

The Ohio Central Lines are now
high and dry, tracks all above water
and trains regularly moving. so miles
of track in West Virginia were under
water. Bridges are all found intact
after recedimg water. The actual
damage is found to be insignificant,
such only as required labor TO rectlfy
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Coy. Bushnell made proper acllnowl-
edgment OF the ability of Hon. Il. S.
Parker by appointing him Circuit
Judge, vice Judge Scribner. Judge
Parker was sworn in and took his seat
upon the Judicial bench last Monday
and everybody is pleased.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

e. B. Beverstocli aud e. j. Mansfield,
inspectors of the Ohio Food and Dairy
Commission, were in Perrysburg
Wednesday and favored the JOURNAL
with pleasant call.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

Republicans should not forget the
township, village and school board
caucuses to be held at the town hall on
Saturday, March 20, at and 7:3O p. m.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20
Very truly yours,
LOUIS 1. BROWNE.

The Tontogany people propose to
have their council we'll Billed, having
nominated three Williams for the office
of Councilmen.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

1t is now proposed to make the North
Baltimore aud Wellser street railway
compressed air line. There are a
great many persons iangling as to who
Will supply the air.-Fostoria Times.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20
CAUCUS CALLS.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The caucus of Perrysburg township
Republicans will be held at the town
hall, Perrysburg, March 20, at p. m.
Corporation caucus will be held at the
samo place and on same date at 1880 p.
m. E. A. UNDERH1LL,
G. F.. RIDER,
Il. L. BLUE,
G. w. hill.
Committeeman,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

The people of Tontogany will vote on
the proposition of building a town hall,
this Spring. Such building is cer-
tainly q necessity in that town.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

The Spring term Of Common Pleas
court, which begins on March 30, con-
tains 29l civil cases. Judge Schauffel-
berger will preside.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-03-20

James G. Hall, would like to learn
the address OF his brother Henry Hall.
Address James G. Hall, $40 Frederick
ST., Milwaukee, Wis.