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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
NERMDNT"S IRJSHAiEN

Vermont has a smaller foreign popu-
lati"n than amy Northern state east of
the Rocky mountains. Ry the last Fed
c!;il census the total number of irish
born inhabitants of the Green Noun
tain State was only $500. Nevertheless s.
the present Democratic candidate for
governor of Vermont is named Maln-
ncy. the chairman Of the Democratic
club organization is named Fitzrair. ok
and the two Democratic candidates at
the last election for congressman We're
McManus and Fitzgerald. These facts
recall! to the New York Sun somewhat
the story which has become popular ut
the variety theatres. when told by an
Irish comedian. that in a certain town
in the West there We're only two Irish
men. What are they?" said the tour
list. The answer was. "One is mayor,
the other is chief of notice."
ND!ANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. lon
this morning the knights of Pythias
adopted the report reducing of off,
GERS salaries % per cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
Sheet Iron Workers Quit

For;yfve sheet iron workers laid
down their tools at the shipyard yes
terday and Quit work. These workmen
We're receiving $2.25 a day and they ash. :
ed for $40. the amount they claimed
mechanics of their class were paid az
other plants. They gave notice Monday
that if their wages We're not increased
they would quit work. Yesterday they
were Informed that the company would
not pay them any more They quietly
laid down their tools, went TO the office
and were paid off. There was no sem
blance of d Strike. The men said they
could do better elsewhere and q number
of them left last night for Philadelphia
and New York
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
A NEW TRIAL FOR DREYrrs,
Minister of Justice .ArranSes for the
10 l,LaillI. l =, \

Minister nf Justice .ArranSes for the
Case |" Come Up Again.
PARIS. sept. lit is reported that
the minister of justice. Nj. Sarrien,
has taken steps to grant Captain Drey-
fus Il retrial. La Patrie announced to-
day that Colonel Patty du Clam has
been arrested for comlicty in the
DreyfuS forgery.
1T is now inSinuItcd THAI the suicide,
of Lieutenant-Colonel Henry, the
chief of the intelligence department
of the French minstery for war. was
connved at by the French army au-
thorites 1t is recalled that a similar
opportunity to commit suicide was
afforded TO Dreyfus. who. however,
declined to profit by it.
1t is generally believed that the rest
OF the general staff of the army will
follow he example of General Roisdef-
GonSc. the under chief. and tender
their designations
1t appears that minister for war NJ. Ca
vaignac., is convinced that Colonel
Henry left letters addressed TO the
minister for war and General BoiSdef-
IRE. in which he protested that he had
not realized the gravity of the act
which he committed solely for the
good of the cause"
The minister for war this afternoon
received in audience General itenuoard
director of the military college, who
accepted the office OF chief of the gene
raj staff. vacant owing to the reSigna-
ton Of General Bnisdeffre. The latter
,'''t ,'i' ~ tt'e 'iiicii'S vi the pH-
~ .".s , ~, ,'''s'
remains of the late Colonel Henry
shows that his death was instan,anc-
Gus.
President r,ure retur,.a ;, .i..
AZ IIrvre ,bis ,r,ernnnn
SENSATIONAL. RIiMORS
PARIS cor 2-,rh,. nrevf,. c,.o
presents n, nev. f.,,,,r ln, ,h .
a ll.,ilif,ll su,,nly ,,f r,,n,re ,,i, o..
II theS, is that Dreyf,,s ;s dp,d ~, L.,
;., H.. yinr ha.n r.c.,y.d f,,,,, 49,, -,
some weeks.
Another r,.n,r, is tb,t f:an.r,, p,.;..
.fr. who has ms, r,sirn.I ~. nnsf
If cli.f of ,h,. ..,.n,r,I .i,fr IA. ,.',n,
mill.d suicide K,.ih o.; ms. r,mnrs
re ,.iinubtedly withnu, foundation
,.,;,p..I ,,u ,,,tv al, ,,l,,n !. ,n , ~,
cation ,rip i'm Switzerland ma ,har.. is
| 10 confirmation oI the statement If a
i,ttri,. that he. has l,a,.n arrested for
J ,.u,,II,licity, in IN. Hpnrv forgery
| General t;,nse assistant f.hinf of ,b..
general staff. who rendered his r,siyn.-
| ton YESTERDAY /, Nj. t,uvaignac min
| lister If war has been ners,aded 10
| withdraw If as his retirement md, r
| TN. az. li,ui, will occur next mon,,,
| TN. lull in news however. has in n,
wax diminished me. popular ,.x,itemert
| Sua..ll,iion * th,. k,..n.st OVER IN.
| m t:v..s for lieutenant Colonel E,nry.s
| suicide.
| Tn, traditions of tho intelligence. dc.
| p,rtu,.nt which at IN, lime nf The
| CONTAMINATION of Dreyfus vas under n
| s,,.rio,,s auti-Semit.. Colonel Sau,lhcrr
wuul,, pto!,;,bly have. led a blunt mind
| like. Colonel lienrv's to cnnstrue the
! -,i-..,I hini f,.tn above, as 70 TN, fas,r
ability uf Killing Oft the auti-preyfus
a,.i,,,l;.u INTO AN order. 10 a. so nv any
.n.nos
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
GARNER'S RELIABLE STORE
In Spite OF Sulfry
S.T-ORE

We ather we find :sthe dullest season of the
year fairly busy one, thank you
Weare busy selling Clothing, Gents Furnishings,
and getting ready for u big trade i'll TIE Fall.
Specalities III Ne;see Shirts in Percaie and Madras
some With separate collars and separate <ufs
The 81 90 kind reduced to 48c.
Our high grade Silk Bosom Shirts in plain white
stripes aud p!ai,s, reduced to 89c.
Uhann.ered Shirts, reinforced front and back, ex-
tension bands, reduced to 3Gc.
Mems Night Robes, the 75c kind, reduced to 48c
.,aEonettc Initial ll,ndkerchiefs Zoe, 3 for Csc
Mems l9c Carriers l5c.
We have received another ot Of those Knee Pants to
sell at zoe pair Come and get pair before they are
all gone
We Still have few Specalties in Mems Light
weight trousers whc! we closing out greatly
dnced prices.
Goo! Working Pants 58c. Better ut O9c
Harris Cnssi'nel Pants, all wool, 81 rs.
Just a few Of those 81 80 Mems Sns left. They
are AID of Kind Of 81 so S. so and $40 Suits
They are great values Every suit guaranteed all WOOL
GARNERS ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
27iA Washington Ave, Newport News,Ya
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
Railroad and Telegraph Communication
in Georgia still Paralyzed
Ky Telegraph

'i'N itii'SEapn.t
ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 1.-The storm
which has swept over southern Georgia
for ihr past TWO days has put six
counties under water and parllyZcd
railroad and telegraph communication
IN that part of the state.
Armies OF railroad men are Working
on all lines affected. but are making
poor progress. as the rain continues.
Many trains for Atlanta and north ana
west are al Tcnnlle. GA, unable to
move. n night train on the Central uf
Georgia railroad ploughed through
three feet of mud to reach that point
last night. and the passengers are her.
as guests Of the city. Eight inches Of
rain fell at Tcnnillr in twelve hours
ana the wind reached Il velocity OF six
y miles an hour. Bridges wcie
wrecked and houses and trees blown
down. but so far as known no lives
We're lost. The damage to bridges and
roads in Washington county u:one is
SIS, coo.
Atlanta received touch Of the storm
today. The wind reached a velocity of
thirty-five miles and the rainfall was
very heavy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
AFFAIRS IN PORTO i.lt'o.
General Brooke To Me-, thc other.
Military Commissioners

,fsv .el"2rapii.}
PONCE, PORTO RICO S4rl. Glen
rral Erooke yesterday notified Captain
General Macias. The Spanish cnmm"n-
der at san Juan dc Porto Rico under :,
nag Of truce. carried 10 the Spanish
lines by Colonel Goct:Al, tina Rear Al
miral Schley and General f;nr,lon TN.
American Porto I;can peace commits
New York on the steamer Seneca Al
the same Time General Ernuilc Who j.;
also a nenb, + Of the commission asked
II there WAS any objection to his pro-
cecdinS overland. with an escort Ma
5or Jose l.eyes III III. Spanish army.
brough, he reply nf Genera. Na,ias
today. l; WaS sent y" sire ana said
there was no objections. Consequently
General Brooke has arranged 10 leave
on Friday on Saturday. with his staM,
escorted by Troop H. of III" sixth cav
airy. and Captain Pitchers com pany.
OF the Eighth infantry.
Several stone ru!vertS between here.
and the Spanish works. he crcs;
Of the mountains. which have been
blown up. viii be repaired tomorrow by
Colonel Gcethal's engineers. The col
0nel has examined The Spanish fortl-
fcationS. He says they are marvel
ousiy strong and says that he could
have hello back the strongest army In
Europe with 200 men against an ssault
in :t.t.t < .ie spar .rs.. had irene hes
y asss Y ~ u 2 I::- is.i II IN OF iie eco
j sfas5s 5 II ~. ;t:r:-sG 10
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
FERN AT FORT MoNKuE.
me Lancaster Sails for Portsmouth ~ H.
to ise Converted Into an Ordinance. Shin.

me Lancaster Sails for Portsmouth, y. II.
to fe Converted Into an nrdinnnc. ship.
The most noted newcomer at Fort
Monroe for more than a week is the
FERN. which sailed into the harbnr Yes
terdaN morning At $50 O'Clock While
the Fern is not Il stranger in thest. wa
tefS. hrr appearance created cons dcra
Die interest. a fact due to The cullsD,cu-
Gus part played by her in the scenes
enacted in and around Havana, NJ Ia
the time of the breaking out of the
spanish American war. She was the
last vessel ilyin:: the Stars and Stripas:
Fisal.
The Lancaster, which was appointed
70 san for Portsmouth, N H.. at :
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. did nut 81
away until O'Clock yesterday morning
NJ that hour she weighed anchor ana
without demonstration Of any kline!
steamed toward the canes. But n few
vessels of the extensive fleet of which
she was the flagship. more than a score
III which could be counted frsm her
decks last week. We're in the hurbn. To
witness her departure. The little war
SHIPS whose commanders received In, !,
orders from Commodore. Remey, have.
disappeared as mysleriouslS as il sn,n,.
unseen hand had drawn them t., tl.,.
bottom of tbs. sea
BOARD OF SURVEYS WORK.
1t is learned semi officially that OF the
ships examined by the board al sur
vry at Old Point the following Will pro-
badly be recommended for sal. uul,-~ :
retained in the service nj the go.',.rl.-
ment us navy yard tugs: AnA.,n.. F:a-
gle. Hawk. Niagara. Oneida Os,.rnln.
Peoria. Piscatanua. Stranse1. Sir n.
Suwanee Tccumsch. Vixen WASP.
Womratuck and Yanktnn.
II is also believed that the Golfers will
be disposed Of. but ii is possible that
the board will maxi, no recommended
ton further than stating the good con
ditinn of these vessels. Of which nil>.
are at Old Point.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02

iiI!:E'rnS VI ,slr t'l.il..! STATE, e.
Ill men "i superior education. sri"nd II
physical dcN"!nn;n"Ht ANA tiioS. who
nave been i'll the servia" for several
years are We'll vcrS"h III the rniiii...
york Of h" medical department.. linw
eyer. in all matters pertaining tp med :
en-" ana surgery, the average. national
Suara surgeon moro than holds his own.
THIS superiority of the national guard
surgeon over ms colleagues Of IN" r.,:,-
uiai army is no reflection on the l,tt-i.
1t is tn. NATURAL outcome al ,.irs.uln-
stances which MAX" such II difference,
inevitable.
The cX;iciing ana often ..nnr;n.n,s
'iuti"S %; th" military surgeon IN times
| # war requires special qualifications t.,
prepare aud ii, him tor his work. lie is
not only expected! 10 IL. We'll vrs'Srd in
li.pr"fical ana practical knowledge ut
everything pertaining t" tin" l,rurtic.
;! medicine and surgery. but III. mus,
ne endowed with qualities; both of
innd and body. upon which II" can rel :
when engaged under In, most trying
Sitt INSTANCES
TN. physical coitdi ion 81 tho mill
tIiy surgeon must u. as nearly In.r-
feet rs possible. burni; my service at
hlckatnauEa and i'll the cuban cam
| t,!Gn. ! saw u":" than one vul,l:l,r,,
surgeon VII" ought to have been IN
titide'l frutn lii. SERVER. for inNSir:i,
disability. During !: roIniai2u IN" l,:>.:
- n sinSl" medical officer may prove II
great disaster. OF All comm, sSnn.h ,t
hers the surgeon * he iu.iSt in,!iSp ~
,li, ,,i' - ''' i'i"'''f w
~, "i't VIZ lt.'' '''lili"i
| r,.i,, ,,,,,' ~ ~
II Tor II" other reason. thu medical of
'h,tr must u" in sound heal Ia ana abb.
- cop" successfully WITH the har,lshi,,-;
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
SPANISH TROOPS REACH HOME

CORuNNA, SPAIN. Sep 1.-The
Spanish transport Isle de Panay. from
Santiago de Cuba about August lG. has
arrived here with a detachment of the
surrendered Spanish troops on board.
There We're seventeen deaths on board
the steamer during the voyage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
ST. PhCI. 81 MANILA.
Ey TclcgTaph.)

MANILA. PHILIPPINE, ISLANDS
sep. 1.-The United States transport St
Haul has arrived here from san Fran
CISCO and reports all wei! on board
me lighthouses in the southern Pail
.ppines have been re-estab!isheh
IT Is reported that the religious or.
nefs are selling their property TO {
Hong Kong syndicate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
No Mosquito.

Do not loose sleep when q 10c bottle
OF mo Mosquito will drive away ev-
cry mosquito. FRED 3. ALLEN g.
CO. aug-40-1-W
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02

WASHINGTON. Sept 1-Forecast
for Friday. for Virginia Generally
fair; continued high temperatures
sou;herly winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
Vessels Sailed Yesterday,

Steamship Deramore tEr). Jones. Rio
de Janero.
Erigantine Tclos (Am). Heagan
Maranham.
Schooner Annie NJ. Lockwood. Enr-
nluua.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
New summer Resort.
THE BUCKROE BEACHHOTE]

Is situated on Hampton Roads in
cars meet incoming and .outcoirS3
steamers. This delightful summer RI
sort will be @
OPENED MAY 2. 1898.
The hotel has been enlarged Peds
tect sanitary condition and plumbing
hatl!ing is unexcelled. Fishing and
boating unrivalled. No malaria. The
cool breezes of the Atlantic Electril
cars every Is minutes for Fort Monroel
Hampton and Newport News No liaE
uors sold or gambling permitted Pics
mic parties allowed the use OF thu
mammoth pavilion during the days
Music every night except Sunday q
For terms apply to
CHARLES II. IIEWINS, Manager.
Buck Roe Beach Hotel,
., Hempton. Va &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
ARRIVALS AMI DEPARTURES.

Vessels Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship ST. Enoch lBr). Mackie
Norfolk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
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tc Tongues.
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sill MOTION, 4.
- ihe senators
to-day. but they
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ch"d the outfield.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OFF INTEREST GATHEkEp
ABOUT THE PIERS
Entrances and Ciearauces at the Custom
house. List OF. ssci' Now in Port.
Other Ma. ue items
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY

sun rises .......--............. 5:3!
sun sets 6:31
High water 1915 \. NJ. and 1886 p. NJ
Low water 1902 a. Nj. and i:35 T. NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-02
RAvAG:s OF THE STORM.

The pilot boat John H. F,stiil was
built ut the Newport News shipy:rd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26

On Monday morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Carpenter Snyder died at her
home one mile southeast OF town on
the McCutchenville road, after long
illness of that dread disease, consump,
tion, aged So years, one month and 81
days,
Her husband and children survive, to
mourn the loss of kind and affection.
ate wife and mother, and they have the
sympathy OF large circle of friends in
their sad bereavement.
The funeral services were conducted
at the German M. e. church, OF which
she was member, on Thursday at p.
M, Rev. Brown OF East Toledo, offici-
ating, and the remains laid to rest in
Ft. Meigs cemetery.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26

Mrs. Chas. Wallace and children OF
Bowling Green, were guests of Peter
Witzler and family over Sunday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26
Death of Mrs. j. w. Creps.

Maria Crops, wife OF J. w. Crops
at her home four miles east of Perrys-
burg on Saturday last at p, M, after
an extended sickness with catarrh OF
the liver.
She leaves husband, four. sons, two
brothers and two sisters to cherish her
memory.
She WAS born In Perrysburg, March
TO- 1885, and was one OF the pioneers OF
this place, having been resident here
all her life.
Deceased was truly christian woman,
even tempered and OF lovable disposi-
tion. and was u member of Perrysburg
M. e. church, where her funeral serv-
ices were conducted on Monday at IL a.
IN. by Rev. D. H. Bailey, and the large
concourse OF friends who followed her
remains to Ft. Meigs cemetery speaks
we'll OF the esteem in which she was
1,,,Nt s.,f ssf,, =.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26

"A mar riage license was issued this
morning to Thomas l.. Wiltsie and
Rose e. Patton.
-Somers Eberly, Eugene Rhein-
frank and Fred Averil of the Univer-
sity of Michigan, were home for brief
vacation.
Roy Schaumloeffel, the popular
passenger brakeman on the North Bal
timore branch of the c., H. g. D. r. r..
was the guest of his parents in Perrys-
burg oyer Sunday.
-"Ah," sighed the Lazy Man, "would
that l were an Abysinian." Upon in
quiry learned that in Abysinia per-
son only receives three baths-when
he Is born, when he is married and
when he dies.
Marriage licenses were issued
Thursday to two couples: Philip BIZ
saillon and Josephine Buruor; Joseph
r. Lance and Ina Cox. The former
couple at once repaired to Squire
Nearing's Office where, at 4:30p. M,
they were married.-Sentinel.
Joseph Gorno, of Bays. the local
option offender, who sold liquor with.
out license in Liberty townships was
arraigned before Squire Mcintyre,
Monday, at Rudolph, and changed hi:
plea OF not guilty to one OF guilty, and
the court assessed the minimum fine
$50 and costs and he was sentenced tC
serve one hour in the county Jail, and
to remain committed until the fine and
costs are paid. Sentinel.
John Ickes, formerly motormar
on the Belt line, has moved to Ere
mont, at which place he will engage il
business. His household goods were
shipped Monday morning and with hi
wife he left our village Monday after
noon. They have made many warn
friends during their residence il
Perrysburg, who will regret their de
parture, and wish them abuudan
success and happiness in their ne'
location.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26
OHRT@ ETNKBmrN NDR

CHRIS ErINKBET rIDR
UNDERTAKER
BOWLING GREEN
Furniture Line carefully selected for the Holidays and low that will
fail
delivered
UNDEsERTAKENG Or
p
Dunbrldg promptly
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26

Bert Chappell of Toledo was the
guest OF Perrysburg friends oyer Sun
day.
Max Ross has gone to Ann Arbor
to commence course of study in theU.
OF NJ.
Gus johnson, the Jeweler, will be
| found at Witzler's furniture store every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Watches, clocks and iewelry repaired
in frst.class manner. 44tf96
"A postal from George G. Hansen,
formerly principal of our High School,
now studying law in the University OF
Michigan informs us that he no longer
devours hash at the old stand, but has
moved, and wants the JOURNAL to come
to his new boarding house. The gen
eral tone of his message would indicate
that he was happy and progressing
nicely. May good fortune be his.
1t you want to seeSome Sf the late
designs in Carpets, comb h. An en-
tire new line just receiveE
WILIrAIf&FU
Hon. ThOs. j. Meehan was in town
last week looking up friends among the
Democratic ranks of our village for the
purpose of securing few votes in the
Wood county delegation for Common
Pleas Judge. Mr. Meehan has many
friends in Perrysburg where he prac-
tlced law for fifteen years prior to loca-
ting in Findlay, He is an able lawyer
and II q Democrat is to be elected, MIR.
Meehan would ably fill the position.
"A young man by the name of Hen
derson, who was in the employ of Sena-
tor Schafer for the past few weeks mys-
terlously departed Sunday evening
while the family were at church and ii
is reported that some clothes and cash
came up missing also. We understand
that the young man was practically a
tramp and that Mr.. Schafer picked him
up in Toledo and tried to make man
of him, with the above result
- '.,,....., = f.,,oc
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26

ss-1sALS SERVeL EN- ROUTE. any hour. C.
g MaRT, at Ltodeyate cost.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1898-02-26
Ar! TIlNiKBEIvER

Noel T. Smith has filed suit for
divorce from RoXie Smith.
For RENT.-House on 9TH street.
49c# ]. F. BRANDHUBFR.
Miss May Sly Of B. G. was the
guest of Perry sburg friends few days
since.
DIR. Greenfield of Haskins was in
Perrysburg on business a few days
since.
Bedroom Suits. Rockers, Chlirs,
ETC., at a bargain. WITzLA
Hearts" are all right, but "dia-
monds" or their equivalent, come in
mighty handy, also,
Alex. Pargellis is expected home
from Kansas this week, where he has
been visiting relatives and friends.
For RENT.-2 rooms oyer the
Davis hardware store.
4Sd VIM. CROOK, Perrysburg.
John Furry and wife of Stony
Ridge, were guests OF Mrs. JaneWet
more of Perrysburg, on Wednesday.
-, New n, styles les, in DrsS Goods for
school wear, Just opened. "
WILLIAMS NurrnF:
"A new baby boy made itS appear
ance at the home of Mr.. Mckenzie, on
the Crook farm south of town, on
Thursday last.
Will F. Powell and wife went to
Swanton, last Monday, to attend dane
ing party given by the Married Peo-
ple's club of that city.
A full stock of best quality of
canned goods, confectionery, tobaccos
and cigars at Zingg's grocery.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church will give social at
the home of Mrs. Chas Shoemaker,
Friday, March 4, 1898, afternoon and
evening.
DIR. w. H. Rheinfrank and j. A
Ross were in Ann Arbor the first OF
the week, visiting friends and familiar
scenes in and about the University ol
Michigan.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta-
cles. Special attention given to repair
ing. All Warranted, JOHN ZUR-
FLUH, 3l3 Monroe street Toledo.
Eva Lee has filed petition in
Common Pleas Court asking to be
divorced from her husband, George
Lee. Cruelty and gross neglect are
charged.
Mrs. Fred Conklln CT Roachton and
Miss Anna Wallace OF this place went
to Columbus last Thursday to visi
Richard Wallace, who ia snnerinten