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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15
PERPETUATED
In the Suit by the T. and N. 0. VS.
the Postal Telegraph Company.
A PROTEST MADE BY THE COUNTY
Against BEING Made the Dumping
Ground for the Sick aud INDECENT.
other Court Proceedings.

The injunction suit OF the Texas and New
Orleans Railway company against the
Postal Telegraph Cable company, which
was set for final hearing on the merits,
came up yesterday morning in the Fifty
fifth district court before Judge Wilson.
who granted an order perpetuating the
temporary injunction against the construc-
ton of the defendant companys lines ON
the plaintiffs right OF way between ious-
ton and Orange until such time Us the do
PENDANTS shall have condemned the right of
way by proper legal steps, lie also granted
mandatory injunction requiring the re-
moyal OF the poles already erected, but fix
ing superscdas bond at $500,
At the previous hearing, when the tenn
posary injunction was granted. the de-
PENDANTS urged that they had taken steps
Mt Beaumont TO condemn the right OF way
required by them and Judge Wilson granted
the injunction pending the decisions OF the
court there and set the final hearing OF
the case for today. Since then a decision
has been rendered at Beaumont and though
this has been taken to tho appellate courts.
the decision left the defense with no evil
denee TO oiier, The injunction Was granted
almost without argument.
The county commissioners yesterday In
structed County Judge Shaw to take action
to prevent other counties and the railroads
from making Harris county the dumping
ground for the sick and INDECENT OF other
counties.
| Mrs. Annie Schultz yesterday morning
| filed an application for probate of the Will
Of her late husband. Gerhard Schultz, ny
the terms of the viii Mrs. Schultz is sole
legatee and is appointed exeeutrix without
! bond
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MosEHART & KELLER

W. behind the times in adding TO
afriage and harness plant devices
he beneficial and for the comfort
paoilc IN general and their isygc
6,sse me latest addition is plant TO
~ rubber tires on all classes OF We
aeeis, by the latest improved meth
~ rom three-auarters OF an inrr
inches The enterprise and push OF
rh are worthy OF recognition and
ecess they are enjoying.
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given $40 for actual damages as inst do
PENDANT. TO all of which defendant cSoeLts
and gives notice of appeal; bond :Etd at
$500.
Robert Holiday VIZ, Mary Holiday, judy
mcnt for plaintiff for divorce.
Mary Wheloss vs.. II H. Wltoloss, incg-
ment for plaiutiff for divorce
Judgments in city tax cases were rem
iered against tho following persons ic'
the amounts named; otto Srish,an. si1t
Mrs John walsch, $3.50; +. r. Chew, Sac;
Roberta c. Smith at al, S5l; Elizabeth
Charles Si44. Rose and Mack Dufife. S29
w. E. Eyaris si7f Eldon 3urns ei o.
sSS i0 Adcllue 1'olbert $6s 40; fnrah
Walker s5l Charles r.. McGn.ee ct al
sT3 81: c. w. Otto OF ~. SD; Mrs. Eliza-
beth II Vincent ct al Sl6o.
Planters and Mechanics National Tank
W.. Southern Cotton oil Comp1ny' c'efk
ordered 10 pay following claims; RsceiNor.s
salary, $75. assignee Of J l.. Keen. sa5:
ed Jones. SOC; Houston Post p.1ni I'm
ing & Wentworth, $50; out Of balance $500,
or az much as Is left Cunning q wentworth
second claim to he paid.
Kelley Cioodtelow Shoe Company ys /.
Wagner. Judgment by default for S5aS, ana
interest at Der cont.
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% Guard Against Ticks.

worth, Texas. May 14.-John Dry.
'he Kansas State sanitary board, is
NY Tor the purpose of meeting with
Ias BOARD. The nesting will prob
heid Monday and is for the pur-
cohierring relative to guarding
against the Southern fever tick.
thousand head of cattle near Cla--
'hi De shilped To Kansas al once.
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Sinner, Texas, May A.--Tom Novosat. for
the past eight years resident of this
place. was found dead a, the railroad cross
ing in the yard limits this morning. He
was evidently struck by a train last night.
Justice Blohm bsld an inquest this morn
Ing and verdict was rendered acrordiifg-
BY. Noyosat was about 30 years OF age and
had no family. His relatives live near Ell
linger, Fayette county. Texas.
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~ iexas, May Nv. NJ. Osborne,
stranger who arrived in El Paso a
ss ago and who was sent to the
toor farm suffering from erysipelas.
F.eu suicide tonight by cutting his
I'm ear to ear with a razor. SUI
'aeut harr discovered the tragedy
man was dying. Osborne was %
NV ana stated on entering the poor
pat he was from Kansas.
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Tho following marriage licenses were
Issued for the week
william Washington and Mamie Green
Robert Rees and Mrs. Emma Nod.
John j. Brady and Miss Carrie cathren.
Charles n. Johnson and Lucy II Murray.
John Hall and Miss Lillian C. Baldwin.
Frank Woods and Minnie Banks
Frank RoeScher and Miss Carrie Moeller.
Almon Edwin Smith and Miss Maudin
Mae Fox.
c. NJ Yates and Mary A Weoms.
Josso Brown and Matte Ridley.
Gldor Rosenberg and Mrs. Mclona Lewis.
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Her Elghticth Dirthday.

Ennis. Texas. May li.--Mrs. Martha
King. one Of the first settlers in this coun-
ty. celebrated her soth birthday yesterday
by Swing her friends reception 1T tho
home OF her daughter. Mrs A. II. Oliver.
There was large number present, who
greeted the aged lady with tears. Mr5.
King was the recipient Of many apprc-
pirate and useful presents.
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HOUSTON DAILY Posr SUNDAY MORNINGS MAY Is 1889

n =, June ~ and 20 east OF Del Rio and
II and n west OF that point. The fare viii
be IS for the round trip from all po,nts he
tween Orange ana San Antonio and cent
per mite each way additional from points
west OF San Antonio All tickets VIII he
ny way OF Rosenberg or Houston. and b.
limited to return on June 80.
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On the Bay Shore line seven coaches and
baggage car left the city yesterday morn
ing for La Porte with pupils, teachers aud
friends OF the Shearn Memorial church and
i'Il baskets o, provender to pass day at
outing on the bay. The participants all
had a good time,
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Hurt by IN Anvil Explosion.

Fort Worth, Texas. May li.--John Evans,
an employee In the Texas and Pacific round
house here. was severely burned by the fir.
ing OF an anvil last night in honor OF RAILS
ing a flag in the yards Evans was impa-
tient over the slow heating OF an iron rod
which was being used 20 ignite the powder,
when ne used match. The explosion oc-
CURED before he could reach place OF
safety, and or result he Is trlshtfuiiy
powdcr burned
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woOTAN WELLS.

This health and pleasure resort Is now
wide open for reception OF visitors. We
have hotel and boarding houses With prices
10 suit all corners. Our excursion ticket y
on sale on most Of the railroads,
With the hop- Of obtaining hot water.
short yislt to Wootau now VIII %
anybody good Wcotan Wehs Co.
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Hearne, Texas. May ii.--In addition to
'he rate of Sis to Austin tonight. put
on by the international and Great North
ern Railroad company there will also be
be rate of $3.50 for The round trip to
san Antonio. Quite number have ex-
pressed desire TO soc Woods Rough
Riders and the local tickle, agent has st.
cured this eNtremelN low rate
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Died OF His Mounds.

smell Texas, May l4.-wiley War
urea who was accidentally shot by
at hockland Thursday night last,
MS wounds yesterday at l o'clock
ma his remains were Inferred here
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THE HUTCHINS
HOUSE,.
y. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rates: $500 and
$500 per day.
T. p. A. head

kasboro. st. Louis; J. C. Phillips,
Harrison and wife. Lafayette, La. I;
royce city; Il. r. Huify. Texas; r.
"ol' eaiyeston: II. Japhet, J. Burg
|. Louis; NJ. r. McGreror, Cameron;
Enith Liling; d. S. Green, Miliican;
nutSheson, New Orleans; Thomas NJ.
y, Dallas; S. NJ. Florence, Corsicana;
PSrton, Lake Charles; G. A. Itigsby,
ohas' w. Benton, Temple; Chas. Ell
ueorge h. Dernody, p. Cahill, Tom
Jack Jameson, VIM. Staples, Chas.
mas Mcdonald, Roy Loman, j..
n Pequinney. Jake Anderson,
hartin, Galveston Baseball club.
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ttFHt btFNHtt
Angusto schmedeberg and husband,
Werner. TO Charles j. Hunter, "
lots i and 7, block 9, Castanie ad-
pltlon .st..' -, -, s.','
Wilhelmlne icimke ct al TO Harris
County, 4 $40 acres in lot 90, west
" l.. Moore lcngue.,, -. .,,,.,.
Vim, Nollus, by trustee, TO j. I, Ma
son, lots 10 aud II, block 4S3, south
side Buffalo bayou ...... ..t...t..
4. J. Prlndle TO Robert H. Iiill, lot
q block 43S, south side Buffalo
p"Sou 49, .s.,.s Hs'...'ssh. s'...1..
g. II. and H. G. Breaker to j. w.
Jones and M w Garnet, az acres
IL II. Tierwester u league. nam.
A. NJ Brown ci al to !, W. Jones ana
Nj. W Garnet, 2h acres II. Tier
weston quarter lesgile. ..-,,..
Horny Il. Sargent aud wife, Harriet
A.. 20 Henry q. White, undivided
Ia SIC and 1907 noras ana undi-
ylded i-G 74.2i ceres. all In Harris
and Wilson two league grant n.,.
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snccinI Rate. Ordered.

The Southern Pacific passenger DEPART
4 EFT has announced special rates to coupon
ticket agents for the sale Of tickets TO At
tknd the Baptist Young Peoples Cnion. 20
r,eet ID BRENNAN June q 70 ~, sales 70 ne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-15

to Try title -------- acres In the A. q. Royn-
oldG league.
Edwin Ii. Young VS.. Grace Tcmby; to
remove cloud from title lots aud Z. block
l3l, south side Buffalo hayou.
Louisa Williams vs, Brook Smith; tres
pass TO my title 10 acres in J. Austin
grant.
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1.-THE SOUTHERN BUREAU.
Southwestern Traffic Association
HAS Been Redrgauized.
HEADQUARTERS TO BE IN ST. LOUIS.
VIII Aid In Carrying ont res.r.,
""" s'"'e Laws ana Oppose Dis
crimina.ion-The ofnccrs.

OF. Louis, May 1.-THE executive Off
GERS OF the Southwestern lines today adopt-
Gu articles of agreement to govern new
organization to succeed the Southwestern
Freight Bureau, which expires by lmita-
,ion on May 81, 1898. 1t will be known as
the Southern Bureau and its headauar-
ters VIII be in st. Louis The purposes
Vi TINS organization are to aid in fulfilling
the Federal and State laws regulating COM
ihefce to prevent unjust discrimination or
the giving OF undue or unreasonable pref
ehce or addlng to any person, firm, COM
iany, corporation or locality or TO any r1r-
ticuiar description OF traffic; for the pur-
pose OF interchanging information in re-
gard TO tariffs for their economical disturb
luton and for the purpose OF securing and
distributing statistics with respect to the
trailic. having origin or destination in lAe
state OF Texas with certain unimportant
exceptions The bureau will be governed
by an executive board consisting OF the
president or of the vice president or gau-
eral manager OF each company.
The executive board before adjournlng
elected Colonel S. W. Fordyce and ". IL.
Truesdale, chairman and vice chairman.
Thomas Campbell was elected chairman of
the bureau.
The agreement viii become effective on
June |, 1885, and will continue in force UNI
til September so. (s9S, and thereafter be
subject TO ninety days written notice of
withdrawal therefrom on tho part Of any
member.
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The following orders were entered yes
,erdey on the probate docket OF the county
court:
Estate Of Merkel minors annual account
approved application for order OF sale OF
land TO raise funds for support and ednca-
lion Of minors approved and guardian or
dered 10 sell at private sale the property
referred to In application.
Gerhard Schultz. deceased; Annie Schultz
applicant for probate OF will.
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~ Sells. division freight agent for
eliran Refrigerator Transit COM
y " fAs city Yesterday On busi-
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HOTEL
Her,ey,

li0l IN
| Her,ey.
jnRsr.
fS2,50 to
hay, Six
u rooms.
!. Large
u u Ii NJ
| located.
bnnnodn-
CONNER
| In tho
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Eleventh ciyii District Court.


The following proceedings were had yes
terday:
] d. Lyon vs. a. II. Beio &c Co.; dis
missed at defendants cost.
j. II. Hall VS.. j. Coleman; continued
generally
Lena \. slleen ct al Vs. international
and Circuit Northern Railway Company; de-
fepdant allowed TO withdraw fury fee.
Martha Scott ct al vs.. j. II. Brenham
ct al leave 10 defendant Betsy A. brennan
TO file second amended original iniger.
j. T. u. Wilson vs.. Mrs. NJ. Gallagher
continued generally.
NJ. Lewis VS.. John Y. Iiil; continued
generally.
Borchard, Reiohardt e. Co. vs.. +. Kiber;
settled and dismissed atp lalntih's cost.
suits for Civil District Court
Tho following quits we're fled yesterday:
Eliza Poskey vs.. J. NJ. Poskey; divorce
J. NJ Faehrman VS.. American Brewing
association.
w. r.. Crawford VS.. John Dalkei debt.
City Of Houston vs.. John Brooks, Eine-
liza Clemow. S. Jerry Butler, alrs. J. w.
Davis H. ID. johnson ct al, Robert Llskow
and wife. 1. c. Lord tax debt
CITY Of Houston w. Jacob Caleb ct al
Sli. lot 5. block Is. Castanie.
s. 8. Ashe vs.. James y. Newton o. al,
debt. about $4,000 and foreclosure on 97s
acres in Hardin county. known 40 "sou'
Lake
G. q. Morse VS.. A. r. Lincoln; trespas'
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tspeclal plsnatch to INC poatl

NopeVlul JiSilNlNn 10 L ne fcstD
st. Louis. May 1.-THE meeting Of the
executive committee of the Southwestern
freight bureau finished the greater part OF
its labor today. after having adopted the
several propositions that went over from
the preceding day The most important of
these was the reduction Of the numerical
strength of the conference committee aud
the agreement to adhere strictly in the fu
turo TO the provisions Of the interstate com
nlerce law.
The meeting consumed the entire day, as
some of the roads were stu disposed TO
hold out against the measures forced ON
them by the larger companies, The menu
bers CT the executive committee, consisting
of j. C. Stubs of the Southern Pacific, 5.
Y. Fordyce of the Cotton Belt Paul Ator-
ton of the Atchison, Toreka aud Santa ife
w. II. Trucsdale of the Rock Island, Roo
ert Mallory OF the Mallory line, d. Miller
OF the Missouri. Kansas and Texas, Il. f.
Ioakum of the Frisco, y. l.. Martin OF the
Kansas City, Pittshurg and Gulf and H. S.
Tborne of the Texas and Pacific. left for
their respective homes tonight.
The freight agents of the various lines
are still in st. Louis. however, and Will
hold another meeting Monday for the pur-
rose of adopting uniform system of rates
II is hardly probable that they win finish
their labors Monday, as the propositions
advanced for this agreement covers wide
range. II. ii. X. Green Of the Texas Mid
land was an interested spectator at the
meeting today. Mr.. Green's road is not q
member of the bureau but the members are
desirious of knowing what course he In
tends TO pursue In the future. Colonel S.
N Fordyce and w H. Truasdae were
elected chairman and vice presidtnt e. \.
Campbell was elected chairman of the
bureau. The conference committee is as
follows: w. II. Masters. f. o. Becker, u.
c. Wicker, G. W Gale and w. $. spiers,
The new agreement is effective from June
/, 1888. to September go, 1898. after which
ninety days written notice is necessary TO
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The following business was disposed OF
by Judge Shaw in the county court yes
terIay:
W. G. Coghlan vs.. a. u. Palmer; leave
10 file plea in abatement.
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LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
Born
Wrought
Steel Ranges

We're awarded
First Prize at
Worlds Fair,
and are the best
on the market.
They cook in
less time and
use less fuel
than any other.
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Reduce Your Gas Bill.
lncandescent Gas Lamps give a brighter
light and consume from 40 to 60 per cent
less gas than the regular burners.
Incandescent Gas Lamps worth 81 only 81
Nantes to fit any Incandescent Gas
Lamp 35c
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Special Cut Price for Monday Tues
day and Wednesday only:
No. 1854 Born Steel Range, worth
$500, only. ......... -. 500.
No S74 Born Steel Range, worth
$40. 90, only Observation-Disclosures. 49, 90
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THE HOTELS.

l.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-10-15
Light typoA N. Dark typeP.M
fDAily exeept sunday. fHton ON Aipnnl

9 through to Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo, New York
and Boston, on Nos. 8, 8 and TO Chicago or In
termediate points. Meals arc served at "up-to-
date" Dining Stations and in Nickel Plate Dining
Cars at opportune moal hours. Baggage checked
through to destination. On inquiry you will find
our rates arc always lower than via other lines.
service considered.
For rates and detailed information, address b,
y. Horner, General Passenger Agent, Clevelands
o., or Local Ticket Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-10-15

The Toledo & Maumee Valley Ry. Go.
Cars leaving Perrysburg for Toledo
s 06, a. m. . 81, 81, 6 SO, 6 81, Z O6,
2 81, 2 81, SO, O6, 8 81; 8 81, 10 SO,
10 81, IL O6, II 81, II 81, II 36, d. m.
j 06, l 81, 81, 2 SO, 2 81, 8 O6, 8 81,
3 81, 4 36, 5 q, 5 81, 5 81, 6 SO, 6 81,
2 O6, Z 81, 81, SO, O6, 81, 8 81,
10 36, 10 81.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Many of the JOURNAL subscribers
have requested that their subscription
account be presented each year, as it is
much more convenient to pay one dol
lar than to wait until the amount
reaches higher figure. We have
decided to notify each subscriber regu-
larly every year and continue doing so
until accounts are paid. We believe
everyone who really wants the JOUR-
NAL is willing to pay for it and that
those who don't pay don't want the
paper. The accounts have been placed
In the hands of John Lally, who
has been connected with the JOURNAL
for several years and is authorized to
make settlement of all accounts. No
person need walt 10 consult the editor
as Mr.. Lally's receipt is sufficient, and
his statement of accounts is correct.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-10-15

Ed. Hufford and wife of Danvile.
ILL.,, are guests of Mrs. Emma Hufford.
For SALE,-Vacant lot op Front
street. Enquire E. r. TRoMBLA. Off
IN. NJ. Chapman of Milbury was the
guest of c. F. Chapman's family this
week.
DIR. Schooley of Weston, has sold
out his professional business to DIR. S.
NJ. Cook.
"A splendid value in Radics fleece
lined shoe at $l.50at
ART FINKBB8NER'S.
Miss Tina Himmelman has gone to
Washington to visit with her brother
j. G. Himmelman.
Mrs, Chas. Mills and Mrs. Bishop
of Toledo, were guests of Mrs. N. Tefft
and family over Sunday.
"The golden rod, Grecian torch,
Will light the splendid scene,
When Autumn comes in all the pomp
And glory oi a queen"
For SALE One acre, corner Lo-
Gust and South Boundary Streets, Per-
rysburg. 2le*&lf
Mrs. John Wallace of Medina
county, was the guest OF George Wal
lace and family few days recently.
Mrs. e. c. Langdon and Miss Har-
rlett Langdon of Cincinnati are guests
oil Mrs. j. C. Maddy and other relatives
here this week.
"A new lot of umbrellas Asf opened
to be given away free. Get Y Vne while
the assortment is complete.
WILLIAMS & F0[LHR'
George w. Wolf, returned to the
Sandusky soldiers home on Monday
after enjoying ten days furlough with
friends in this locality.
We have just opened a new Dot of
Mems, WOmen's and Children'sN Shoes.
WILLIAMS & FULf&
FOUND - Black astrakhan cape.
Owner can have same by calling on
Miss Klingler and paying % cents for
this notice. 31a
Bowling Green was represented at
the Knights Templar conclave in Pitts
burg by Sir Knights Thos. F.. Conloy,
G. Nj. Brown and Andrew Joseph
Two special lines of MNp s lFlannel
Work Shirts, SOC aud Sl.00. Nhey are
great values at the price. n
WILLIAMS & FULnER.
- A contemplated stone road to con-
meet Maumee, Waterville and White
house in Lucas county, has been re-
ported fayorably by the viewers. The
road will be about Is miles long and
cost $4,000.
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Miss Emma Zeisler spent Sunday
with friends in East Toledo.
Mems Duck Coats sl.OO, $h2b and
$l.50. WILLIAMS & FULIER.
Miss Kate Scott and MrsS Dell
Turner of Toledo spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mary Scott,
Mems heavy aasc5 lined under
wear for SOC suit at ~
ART FINKBElNER's.
For RENT.-First floor OF deslr-
able dwelling on the corner of Second
and Hickory streets.
31b* MRS. L. A. DEERING.
Miss Mary Dunham of Sandusky is
spending few weeks in Perrysburg,
the guest of Andrew Shoemaker and
family.
Floor Oil Cloths, l, II and 2 yards
wide. WILLIAMS & FuLLER.
-Maumee is to haYe a Window glass
factory, the site to be the old court
house and grounds. A 24,pot factory is
to be erected at cost of $4,000, and
will employ l25 hands.
Gus Johnson, the Ieweler, will be
found at Witzler'sfurniture store every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired
in first-class manner. 44tf96
Kenneth lodge Knights Of Pythias
Of Bowling Green will give Il reception
70 their members and visitors at their
castle this Friday evening, Oct. H.
Good speakers are expected to be
present.
Corporal w. P. Scott and Henry
of Co. H, 10th U. S. " are
home from Camp Meade on furlough.
Corporal Scott seems to have had all
ne wants of military service but Nc
desires to return to his regi-
ment.
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q. HI, a u. R. R. rlmo card.

Os IN A ~ 10 "a NhhG OhEus
Trains pass Perrysburg
North. South.
No. #12. 3:4S u. IN. No. W. 1924 a. m
" MA. 1850 +" +1...7:lI
I" 70. 1918 *5.... 1882
" *6. las y. m. "*13. ...7:5l p IN
sc IA. .6:2S
" t60. .9:12 a. m.
Daily. I Daily except Sunday
! Sundays only. Nos. a, 6, Z, 12 and 80
stop on signal.
Street CHrts from q. N. & ID. Depot nj
CtnCtnnnIt.
Cincinnati the Baymiller Electric Street
Oar Line leaves the sixth street entrance of the
Depot, running up Sixth street to all parts of
the city. The East End Electric starts from the
Fifth street entrance, running up Fourth street
to all parts of the city, including the extreme
East End, passing the Penna station. The
Third and Fourth street Horse Car Line leaves
the Filth street entrance passing the Central
Depot,