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Perrysburg Journal.
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I V. It A V IU Wily OHIO.
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TERMS $T per lrar, hr 4dTncf.
OHIO UNION STATE TICKET.
For Governor RlTTHEflFOrtT) B. UAYF.S.
Lieut. Governor.. ..JOHN O. LEK.
Hiiprems Judge.... JOIIS WELCH.
Anditnr of State. ...JAMES H. (KIDMAN.
Treasurer nf Stale. .IMIlNRY C. WARNER.
Attorney General... WILLI AM H. WKST.
r,omplrc.llor(.fTrrM MOSK.-( R, HHAII.FT.
Hoard I'oWi Works PIULIP V. HEttZlNO. ,
' For ihc Conrtitutionnl Amendment,
"YES."
WOOD COUNTY UNION TICKET.
For Auditor JOSEPH B. NEWTON,
TreaiMieev OM: H. VAN- hf.A I.TIM.
Commreainno-- JOHN ROSsRf.f,.
1'roaociitiflg Allnrtary. ALKJCANllER DROWN.
Recorder... ..TEPI1E MKKRV.
Coroiwr OHARLKS C. DAIRU.
Union Representative Convention.
Tlit Union Representative Convention of Wood
and' Ottawa Counties will moot In Convention at
KianrKOff ATURDAr,th 34th day of August
next, et 1 o'cloik I'. M., for th pwrpos of nomf.
nating eindidate for Represenlstlve. Th basis
fjr representation in laid Convention will be one
delegate for each one hnndred votes east for ffm,
n. Smith "for 8oercUry of State, tn 1888, and onii
delegate fur etch fraction of fifty roUia, which will
give to said counties the following representation i
' A'i. of IVfce. Velrnate.
Worn! J, W
Ottawa fl2 0
EDWIN TOLLER, fWnnna V. tt. CWi.
PkasYSStnia, August i, 1867.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
of Ohio.
TH STATU OF OHIO,
. Omits tmi fr.n.T or Ht.ts
r, WTLIJANL llENKYSMlTil, Secretary or
Utat of th Slate of litodo hereby certify thai
th following I trn eopy nf a Joint Ilrsolutinn
pit mil by the Oeneral Assembly of the Him of
OMnnntha 6th day of A nil I, A. It. 1867, Ukon
from the original rolls on 0!a In this o(Uo.
In testimony whereof, I hare hereunto subscribed
'my name and affixed t lie great aoal of the
asm.. State of Ohio, at Columbus, the fllh day of
v April, A. I. 187.
WM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary of State.
A RESOLUTION,
Relative tn an Amendment of the Constitution,
j providing for the Extension of tlie Elective
Franchise.
Retained by General Amemhtu of th Slat of
Ohio, throe-Arthe of tho members elected to earn
House auroelnir thereto, that it he and la hereby
proposed to the electors of this Slate to rota at the
ni'xt annual Octobur eli-ction uion the approral or
rejection of the following Amendment, aa a aubili
tut for the Orat afctlon of the fifth article of the
Conntitiition of this State, to-witi
Erery male clllten of the United States of the
age of twenty-ono years, who shall have been a
resident of the State one year next preceding the
election, aud of the county, township or ward In
whioh ho rosidus sncb time aa may bo provldod by
law, except auch porsona as have borne anna In
support of any instirrvctiou or rebellion against
the (lovornmoiit of the United HtaU'S, or have flod
from their places of residence tn avoid being draft
ed into the military surrice thereof, or hara desert
ed the oiilitary or naval service of snid Govern
ment in time of war and have not tubseo,ucntlv
boon honorablv disehareed from the same, shall
have tha qualifloationa of an elector aud be entitled
to vote at all. elections." ,
, ... Kl). A. TARROTT, . ,
Sptaktr of vum of Hmrnmtntittt,
ANDRE (V O. MollURNKY,
Prtrident of (At hnt.
Passed 'April 6, 186T. 60s
THE UNION PLATFORM.
The Republican Union party of Ohio In onuven
lion anaambled. deolare
fnt, That one of tha great lessons of .ilia wsr
ts that the American people art a nation, and not
nierelr a oonlederacy oj soreretgit sua tuavpeuu
ent 8tatea.
A'-con'f. That our existence as a nation is based
on the great principles announced in the Declara
tion nf Indeper deuoe, and vindicated by tha I'roo-
lainatino of t-maneipalion, the Constitutional
Amendment abolishing alaverv. and the spirit nf
Hepublior.a Democraey and justice whioh under
lies tne recensiruction policy ot ine .ivin ana tuio
Congrons, which w hereby fully endorse, end
which we demsnd shall be carried lutu complete
effect by every needful act of additiouul legisla
tion. raii-ii, That while we always cherish and defend
tha American srslvmof loeal and municipal pur
poses, and a national government for natioual bnr-
peaea, and wlille wears unaiterauiv opposed in
all attempts at centralisation and consolidation
nf nowar anvwhere. we hold that iiberlv and hu
man rights constitute our great national boon,
which loral or state org aniiallnu must uot allow
to Im abridged or taken awav. '
Wat; That imbned with the spirit of true De
mocracy, and believing that tha powers necessary
for tli purpose of attaining the enda of the gov
ernment ought not to be reatrioted to a privileged
clans, but ahould be vested la tha whole peoplo
without unjust or odious distinctions or qualifica
tions, not equally attainable by all further, be
lieving that theaa aentimeuts are iu atriot accord
ance with the spirit and tandenoy of modern civili
sation, w place ourawlvea on the simple aud broad
filatfoi in of impartial manhood sulfrege as embod
d in the proposed amendment to the 8talo Con
stitution, appealing to and oonAding In the intelli
gence, justice and patriotism of tha people of Ohio
to approve it at the bat lot-box.
yUi That the American people owe a debt of
lastiug gratitude to the brave soldiers snd sailors
who, in the late struggle for our natioual existeoee,
e nobly fought for our liberties, and for the pri
vations, siiSiiring and sacrifices which they en
dured ; and the loyal men of Ohio kiereby pledge
to them and the widows aud orphans of thoao who
fell iu the defcoo of tha Nation, our sympathies
and aiibeUotiel support.
SUA. Thatwa approve and endorse the military
administration of cur distinguished felluw-oitisen,
Major Oeaerai Phil; 11. Boeridan. in Uiuiaiana
ana Texas, and sledgv hiui and the railiurr com
menders in the aeverul aatlitarv districts of the
hnuth th'i cardial support of the Union nwn of
Ohio is their efforts to pmtect the loyal people of
tha late rebel states, ana to secure tn organisa
tion of loyal and constitutional govaruineula In
aid States.
tS-wtaaV, That w fully endorse and approve
the administration ot our present Uovernor, J. t".
Cox, and extend to him our hearty thanks for the
faithful and ab'e manner in which be has diacbargrd
bia otHeial duties aud sustained the credit
nd houor of our noote buu
THE SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
A w go to press the Sonstorio.1 Conven
tion is iu session, aud our rtport of it pro
ceedingi must be deferred until next weak
THE SURRATT CASE.
Th (rial of Si'riatt caioe on Saturday
an end by th discharge of the jury, which
after forty-eight hours' conference stood
precisely a on tli first ballot, four for con
' viction aud eight for acquittal. After th
discharge of th jury, Judg FisHita called
attention to th outrageous conduct of th
Attorney for the prisoner, Mr. Bram.kt,
who, during the progress of th case, bad
committed a personal assault on tlit Judge,
and announced th dismissal uf th At tor
riey from th bar.' Mr. Dradle declared
tb.it sN th Judge' ttsUiuent war false
ikI shortly afterward sent him a challenge
The affair orrated inteuae excitement
Washington.
Ohio la. sound ss a nut politically ah
finnncia"riy Her Stst dsbt be been
luinished instead of increased, aud her
tire; indebtedness is lest than on per cent
on hpr taxable property. II or Sinking Fun
will exhaust her indebtedness iu lour years
RxrusuCAM mass uisetingt are now
progress all over Alabama. Tha total
istrutioo lo the But is 112,400 Of lb
number th black count up 65,700.
DISMISSAL OF E. M. STANTON.
General Grant Acting as Secretary
of War.
The Correspondence in Relation to the
Change.
Knr two woeki past mny tonantional
minors hav flaalied over III ootintr from
WasHington, pcrtititiiiig la (lie lVcsiilent
ml lr Cnbiiiet ofrioers, ami each sttcooed.
ing day Kve birth to loin new movement
on the politicnl oliesn board. On Hi 6tli of
Augtiat, the fitlluwllig correspondeno
parsed between lb 1'residonl and Secre
tary of War
KkRri'TiVB Manfmw, I
WAaiiiNOToH, AtiKtint ft, 1RG7.
riiblicooiiaiduratioiie of high char
acter constrain rr to nny tlmt your ranigri
lion aa Wucrotary of War will bo Acoeptod.
Verjr tcapectlully,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Sec'y of War.
To Hon. Edwin M. Stanton, Sec'y of War. WAR DEPARTMENT, Aug. 5, 1867.
Sir Your note of (his (Jul hai heon re
ceived, statiutf that pttblio conaiderntiont
of high character conetraiu yon to ear that
my reaiKiiAtion aa Sourelttty of- War will be
acorptod. In reply, 1 liavo the honor to any
that pttblio coiiRidurationa of a high char
Bulnr, coiiHtiain in not to resign tho office
of th Bacretiiry of War, before the next
mooting of t'migrc.
Very reaieot(nlly ynnra,
EDWIN M. STANTON.
To the Prctident.
No further aation was Inltun by tho Pres.
Idont until Jho 12 tli inat. In tho moan time
all aorta of rumor were afloat, one of th
most improbable of which wns, that tho
PrcRidont had expreaxod the determination
to roHigu hi pnaition and lot the Radicals
run tho maohinory of th Government to
a iii t tliomsolves. No fmtrt are entortuined,
bowevor, in that line. On the 12tli IiihI., he
aont Soorotnry Stantom an order to dolivor
hit portfolio inio the hand of (Journal
Grant, atatiilfr that tho lattor would act aa
Secretary of War in the interim. General
Grant whs also Instructed to entor at once
upon the duties of the olli jo, with which he
complied, and notified Stanton of the faot.
In thin pomtion of affniri, Seuretary Ftanton
yiuldud, nndur proteHt ngaifiat tho legality
of tho whole proceeding. The following la
the substance of tho correspondence that
paused betweeu the President, Soorotnry of
War and General Grant, on tho 12t'u ;
JieilNSON TO STANTON.
Sir Dy virtue of the power and author
ity vontod in nio, as President, by tho (Jon.
stitulion and luws of tho United Statoa, you
are hereby aUKpeudud from your ollieo as
yocrolary uf War, and will ceaso to exercise
any and all functions puruining to the
same. You will at once traimfor to Goo.
U. 8. Grant, who has this day boon author
ized and empowered to act as Sooretary of
War, mi interim, all records, books, pupurs,
and other public property now iu your
oustody and nhargn.
respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
STANTON TO JOHNSON.
Pin Your note of this dote hits been re
ceived, Informing tne that by virtttd of the
powers uud authority veslod iiryoti as
Presidont, by the Constitution and laws of
tho United Slates, , I nm suspuudud from
oftiue as Suoretary of War, and will cease
to exercino any and all functions pertaining
to tho same ; and also directing mo to at
once transfer to Gen. U. 8. Grant, who ban
this day been authorized and empowered to
act as Borretary of War, ad interim, all rec
ords, books, papers, and other public prop
erty now in my custody and charge.
Under a senno of public duty, 1 am com
pelled to deny your right, muter the Con
stitution ond luws of the United Slates,
without ti e advice nnd consent of the Sou
a to, and without legal cause, to euxpeud me
from office as Secretary of War, or the ex
ercino of any or all functions pertaining to
the same, or without such advico aud con
sunt to compel mo to transfer to any pomon
the records, books, papers mid pttblio prop
erty In my custody as Secretary. Bui in
asmuch us tho Genoritl commanding tho
atmitis of tho United Status him been ap
pointed, ad interim, and hus notified mo
that be has accepted that appointment, I
have no nttnruutive but to submit under
protest to superior force.
ery respoctlullv, yours,
E. M. STANTON.
GRANT TO STANTON.
Sin Inclosed herewith I hav to trans
mit to you a copy of a letter just received
cm tne) rreaidunt ot the Unite states.
notifying m of my assignment as Secretary
ot War, and dirooting mo to assumo those
dulioa at once. In notifying you ul my ac
ceptance, 1 cannot lot the opportunity pass
Without expressing to you my appreciation
t tn aoai, patriotism, nrmnoaa ana sonny
with which you hav ever ttisoliutged th
utios oi secretary ot var.
lour oliedient servant, , -
GRANT TO STANTON. U. S. GRANT, General.
In accordance with theso orders, Goneral
Grant quietly took poHssssion of the War
Office about poou, on tho 12th, not even the
clerk in tha office knowing of the change.
JOHNSON TO GRANT.
of
Sir; The Hon. F.. M Stanton having been
this day suspended a Secretary .of War:
you ate hereby authorized and empowered
to act as Secretary ot War, i( interim,' anit
will at once enter upon the uiKOhargo of too
duties of the office. The Secretary of War
has been instructed to traunfer to you all
the records, books, papers and ntbor publio
property now In his custody and charge.
rHeeituiiv, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
STANTON TO GRANT.
to
Ginkral: Your note of this date accom
panied by by a copy of a loiter, addrossed
August 12, by Ihe rresnlont, appointing
you Secretary of War, interim, and in-
oi muig in of j our acceptance ut the ap
pointment, baa been received. Under a
sen of publio duty, I am compelled to deny
th President' right, Under the I tws oi th
United state, to upend me from nlhoe aa
Secrelury of War, or authorize any other
persou to enter upon tho discharge of th
duties of that oflice, or to requir m to
transfer to you, or auy other person, books,
records, anil paper, ami other putilio prop,
erly in my official custody aa Secretary of
War. But inasinuoh tt th 1'r-sidenl lias
assumed to suspend toe from oflic at Soo
retary ( War oof iNfertKi, 1 hav no alierua
live bill I aubnait under protest to th tu
perior fore of th Presidont
. You will pleat aooept my acknowlodg.
ment of th kind term in which you hav
notiliail m -t your acceptance of th 1 res
ident's appointment, aud tuy eorJial roip
roratiou of tho aeiiltiuents expreseod.
I am, with ainrore regard, trulv yours,
. . EDWIN M. STANTON,
Seer alary of War.
di
ej
Tmt New York Medioal Colloga for Wo
men will begin their Filth Annual Teim,of
20 week, at the College on 12th Street, I wo
door east of r ourth Avenue, the first Mnn
dav in November. Addrens th Dean, Mrs,
0.8. hosier, M.D.,361 Wat 34th, N. Y.
or th Secretary, Mr. C. F. Walls, car
Fowler and Walls, IN. Y.:
i
reg
Pong discharged soldiers tnrt sailors
Philadelphia hav called a meeting
Saturday night to express their condemns
tion of tha Presided for removing Mr,
Ctsoton,
The Tin Discoveries in Missouri.
Tho St. Louis TVmss gives sums aeooun'a
of th recently reported deposit of tin In
Missouri. Several thousand acre of land
huve recently been entered In Madison and
Iron counties, npon which th owner hop
to find tin lands which have heretofore
been considered a almost worthless, be
cause of their hilly, rocky character and
their remoteness from river and railroad
communication. These land hav been en
tered and purchased by parties respec
tively from Detroit, Bt. Ixinis, Chicago,
Wheeling, Pittsburg, about la th order
named as to quantity, U. K. Booth of De
troit, taking the lead. Th 8t. Louis par
ties hav three Cornwall miner at work
exploring with very favorable results.
The '' tin fever" ha assumed contag
ious form, and overyhody has th " attack."
Farms whioh could have been bought a
few week ago for len or fifteen dollar an
acre are now eagerly snapped up at from
one hundred to llire hundred dollar nor
acre ( and if the investigation, now being
made, results satisfsclorily, some land we
know of could not be purchased for one
thousand dollar per acre! The Irontoo
Jlfai$ter say :
Cornwall's glory has departed. Th
United Stales is no longer dependent npon
the Old Win M for their snuoepans; fur in
Southern Missouri there Is tin enough to
supply her kitchen for a million year.
Mir people are (airly wild about tin. One
hulf tlie'populrt lion own tin mino and the
other tinlf are trying to own some! Every
body has a piece of tin ore in his pooket,
and there is scarcely a blacksmith shop in
the country where ladle aud pant have
not been coated with tin.
Our towns are full of jauntily dressed in
dividuals, who, having made fortunes in
the eastern oil regions aud other land spec
ulations, nre hero looking after tin. Blow
pipes protrude from pocket as frequently
ss " bnwios do In Arkansas, farmers
plow up green colored rock, and nnhitch
the team, for they have found tin. Discus
sions on theological and pnli ticul subjeots
all merge into tin. Everything is tin. Men
drink to tin. There bus boon a tin wed
ding.
Ohio State Fair.
Th State Fair of Ohio is to be held this
year on the sain grounds which were oc
cupied fur the inhibition last year, at the
oity of Dayton, in Southwestern Ohio. The
days for which the Fair it appointed
are from Monday, tho 24th, to Friday, the
27th of September.
At this exhibition, competition is open
to th world exhibitors are charged noth
ing for entry fees; no exhibitor' tickets
will he issued: single admission to th
grounds, 2& cents; no carriages or persons
on hotses nre ad mil ted, The prcmiumsare
largnr than usual. Stallion 1st premiums
Mi all chissos are 9!(). Sweepstakes on
horses SI 00. First Bull premiums (Short
burnt.) 8A0. Sweepstakes on Bulls 8100
and .")0. Sweepstakes on Herd 8100 and
8.ri0,on Cow 850. First Sheep premiums
830 and 815. Hweepstnkes on flue and long
wool sheep 850 and 825. Leading premi
ums on Swine 820. 815 and 81. Sweep
stakes on Swine 825. Plow teams 820 and
810.' Poultry in popular classes 83 and
83. Swoopstukos $10. Tho Fruit premi
ums ore liberal 830 nnd 810 for display
and varieties ; Easays--8lOO for best re
port for local agriculture in each of the
counties of Delaware,- Boss, Seneca, Sum
mit and Washington, 825 for reports of ac
tual experiments in uutlurdraining, in any
part of the Slate.
Besides these leading prizes, a liberal
scule nf gonerul premiums is nfJerod in the
usual departments of live stock, mechanics,
manufacturers, fruit, vegetables, domestic
fabrics and fine arts. The FlornI Depart
mont is abolished, except for boquet and
basket of flowers for table.
The Johnson-Conover Conspiracy.
It appears that Sanford Conovsr applied
to Johnson for a pardon from conviction of
perjury, and that he made a bid for it by
offering to Johnson that he would testify
that Ashley and Bu ler tried to suborn him
to tostify to circumstances that would im
plicate Johnson iu the Booth assassination.
It appears that Connver promised, when
there was nothing to drive him to do It but
his own volition, that he would furnish evi
douce to the Congressional Committee that
would implicate Johnson in tne ninrdor. He
tells of their inducing him ; but all th:it we
know is that he assured thorn there was
abundance of testimony tn that faot, and that
he would pi ounce it, Hub he tastines to.
We repeat, all that we know by Conovor's
testimony is that he assured Butler nnd
Ashley that thur was plenty of evidenoo
that Johnson was accessory tn tho murder
of Lincoln. He testifies to this. Th Court
believes a man when he is confirming bis
own crime ; but docs nit credit hi testi
inouy against others. The case is to dot
poiata .that it suggests the inquiry, has
Johnson taken this miserable mean to an
ticipate th Judiciary Committee and turn
suspicion from him t Ar th ciroumstau
cos that have been revealed by this Coin
inittee to damaging that be leela it neces
sary to head off the ganorsl verdict by this
conspiracy T Cincinnati Oatette.
Age of Masonry.
. We find an 'tern taken from a Glasgow
paper, stating that St, John's Lodge No. 3,
of that city, has recently celebrated the
800th anniversary of itf existence, it hav.
ing been created by a charter front King
Malcolm in 1067. We should like to so
the muster roll of that Lodge, beginning
more than eight centuries ago, and running
along with th age to the present time.
What kings and kingdoms hav risen snd
fallen since tho gavel was fiitt tounded in
in the l'.ast. . How the world hat changed
aud what progress has been made lu eeienc
and art. Eight huudrad year in th lift'
timo of a tod 'c !
LITERARY NOTICES.
Tha family Trtaisri,-
Tbis is Ihe title of a Religious snd Literary
Monthly, tdilad by Wm. T. r isdi.it, D. D., of
Xenia, Ohio, and publiahed by RoeSHt Clark
Co., 6 J West Fourth street, Cineinnsti, Ohio, at $1
per annum. It contains i neatly printed pages,
ntled with literarv and relisious contributions from
eminent diviue aud other writers f merit and
ability.
Good "torlc.
ol
tn
We hav received th Initial number of a small
qu arto, appropriately Illustrated, and containing
100 pages, printed la large clear type, and leaned
by Messrs. Tuxsos A FiRLns.ef itostou. "Good
Stories" Is th title,and under thit '.he anterpriaing
publishers propose to publish, la cheap and at
tractive form, a valuable ollsctioa of Short Sto
ries, Tatea and Sketches. Th need of tuoh a col
lection bat long been fait i for while numerous eol
leetiout of poetry have bee a made, no general
repertory of good stories exists. Th publishers
do ao intend to limit this eolleotioo lo English
literature It will embraoe, by competent trausla
Uons, th beat sad eaotl obsraotoristis short stories
of sll languages.
While having la view th idea of making this
collection valuable ss a repertory of ohotoe fiction,
the Publishers have la luiud tha great need ot the
trawling publio for a class of reading that shall
auawer for amusement In th r it-car tad ea th
steamboat. A Urge volume or long story nfUn
becomes wearisome to the traveler oa eceount of
tha disadvantages to which he It subjected, while
th type of many volumes renders lbs raadiug of
ibrni impossible to But a few travelers.
I Oooo Btokiss all of the difficulties ar
ovaronni. Kaca auatber ts a small quarto, appro
prtately illustrated, sad easy tn tha hands the
stories are eliwioe, and demand not to eoutiaaous
attention j th type is large aad ean easily read,
aud the prioe, Fifty Cents per another, will ptaaa
Cooa Stosix wilbia the reteb of all. K. t will
be issued la August. AJdrtea Ticxxoa & FitLta
Publishers, Boavoo,
1bIobi of VTklt anal Colored Masons.
Th New Orleans Republican says that
through th energetic labor of Mr. Eugene
Chassaignae, who it th M. P.'. Sov.-. (Jr..
Com.', of th Supreme Council of th Ac
cepted 8cotoh Rit for Louisiana, several
colored lodge of that city hav already
fused with Id white ones, and ar now
working harmoniously under tha austiicet
of the Supreme Cuuooil of which Mr. Chss
taignao I th head. Th Suprema Council
has adopted th following resolutions l
Whrriasj, Masonry I essentially pro
gressive, that It mast b always marching
forward, battle against all prejudices, in
enlightening th ftflil with great princi
ple of liberty, eqnality ana fraternity ;
whereat, all th Maaonio Lodges maybe
widely opened to our MM.'. BB.'. visiting
BB.. of all nations and races or colors! lie
it Rtiofoed by the Supreme Council of Lou
isiana, in th nam of th sacred and fun
damental principle of our B. Order, That
all It tnbordinatt lodges be and are ordered
to cordially and fraternally receive all duly
qualified visiting BB.'. without any distinc
tion of any race or color whatever.
De it further Rttolvtd, Tiiat the Supreme
Council Jjnlds it an honor to be th first
8upreme body in the Southern Statet of
America (o acoompliah that aot of tuohsm
phatio jnstio.
i -a
Thormaa's Popularity Pouth.
A veteran soldier of th 73d Ohio Regi
ment related in our hearing, a few day ago,
an Incident that occurred on the campaign
from Chattanooga to Atlanta. He says
that while hit regiment retted tor a few
minutes at Etowah, in Georgia, he had some
conversation with a rebel lady. Her first
inquiry was about Judge Thurman, of Co
lumbus, Ohio, the present candidate of the
Copperhead Democracy for Governor. The
lady was outspoken in her praise of the
Judge and hi family.. 8h said that the
Confederacy had one friend in Ohio, at least,
tried and true, in the person ol Judge Thur
man. She said that she had a ton then
prisoner nf war at Camp Chase, who ol ways
epoke In the highest terms of praise of the
conduct of the Judge and hit family toward
him and hit associate prisoner of war. Was
ever a mother of a wounded or sick Unicn
soldier known to bear testimony to the acts
of charity of Judge Thurman aud his fam
ily t We guess not. Hardin Co. Rap.
Cotton.
To the 13th of July, the receipts of cot
ton from all points in the South, from Sep
tember 1st of hut year, were 1,869,000
onlot. Hie IJopartvjent estimate mails in
October of last yeur, was 1.835,000. This
estimate, furiously attacked from all quar
ters as half a million hab-s ton high, proved
to be very near the actual product. Though
not Biiffioieinly high, the crop nf last year
would havo produced from 2,500,000 to
3,000,000 bales. The present crop, under
equally favorable oirciimstaiicei, would do
as well. What the actual rosult will be
il is quite (oo early to determine. ,
Sevkral of th President's prominent
supporters, and one member of the Cabinet,
havo earnestly urited upon him the wisdom
of erasing his opposition to the reconstruc
tion I w, and. tho abandonment of his pur
pose of removing General Sherman.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRAL OHIO CONFERENCE
STiiMIN-iLXt.T,
JIAl'MEE CITY, OHIO.
' I MI E Fall Term of this Institution will eoro
1. menceon WEDNESDAY, August SI, and
continue Thirteen Weeks.
Superior facilities are afforded in the Common
nd Higher English Branches and in the Claseics.
Mutents received at any time during the term.
For Circulars, etc., addreaa the Principal,
RUSSELL II. POi'E, A. M.
Maume City, August 16, 18ft 7. 16d
NOTIOH. t
A Lb those indebted to Anion & Soheets will
take notice that their scoonnts ar loft witb
, L. Fowler, Esq., for collection.
AMO.V . 8CUEETS.
Perrysburg, Ohio, August 0, 1907.' 16b
JHEHIFF'S SALE,
irst Nstionsl Bank, Fremont,
Wood County
Common Pleas.
vs.
John Uribben.
Br virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
can so br the Clork of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directod and de-
irereU, l will onvr Tor sale st publio vendue at the
oor of the Court House, in the town of Perrrsburg.
Wood County ,Ohio,on
HU.NUAf, September IS, 1887,
Botween the hours of 1 and i e'erbek P. M., of
uid day, the following described property, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section thirteen 131,
township four i, range ten 10, saving and ex
cepting therefrom so much thereof aa is owned by
the estate of Joseph Middletnn, by John Elder and
Adam Hoas. Also, a part or tn soutn part or the
weat half of th southwest quarto.' of section eigh
teen 181, township four (41, north of range eleven
11 east, supnnaed to oontain twenty-one acres
mora or less, an aituatea In wood county, Ulnn.
IJUAKLta W. KVt.Ha, Sheriff.
J. K. At J. M. Hosd, Attorneys for PI'fT.
Perrysburg, August 1A, 18A7. 16eB
S?IIEUIFFH SALE.
Norton Reed, 1,
vs. . (
In Wood Common Pleas.
Michael B. Todd at at. I
Bv virtue of an order nf sale issued in the above
eauae bv the Clerk of the l!ourt of Common Pleas.
of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed and de
livered, I will otrr ror aala st public vendue at the
door of the Court House, lu the town of Perrysburg,
wood wouniv, unin, on
MU3UAY, September IB, 18(17.
Between the hours of IU and 1 o'clock P. M-. of
said dav, the following described property, to-wit
The northwest or section SO, township 4, range
10, containing 100 acres) and the eaat part of the
southwest Ki of said seotiou 90, towuship 4, range
iv, containing: v acreat ana ine normwesi V oi
the southeast W of section SO, township 4, rsng
10, containing 40 acres all situated in the ootiuir
oi rr ooa ana otme ei iinm.
CHARLES W. KVERS, Sheriff.
J. F. k S. B. Prios, Att'va for Plaintiff.
Parrysburg, August 10, 1807. lOt-ST 50
, TTACHMENT NOTICE.
J. K. A J. lit. Hord, Before Robert Comstnck. J.
vs. V V. Plain Township, Wood
William H. Gill. I Count.. Ohio,
f)n tha 8th dav of AimiiaU18A7. aaid Jostles of
th reae issued an attachment tn the above anil
lied oause for the sum of Seventy Dollars. .
i. K. e M. UORD.
rsrrysburg, August 8, 1807. . loo
Agricultural Implements.
FLAX SEED.
1,000 Biiskels Flax Seed Wantt!
Th highest price will be paid at
THE AGRICULTURAL STORE.
Cider Mills.
Thee Mills sr nut ooly warranted lo be well
made and wall ttuuhed, of good material, but also
to do well and thoroughly lb work (or which they
ar Intended.
Full direction will accompany each UiH for
making the most deliokioa eider.
Cane Milla-The Victor.
Th most eouplat Milt I the country.
Cook's Evaporator.
They hav is variably give tlighM satisfac
tion. ,
Eureka Cutting Box a aaiveraal favorite.
Wood Uilla-Lma, Norwalk sad Eclipse.
Cora-Shelters- Star and BurraH'e Iron.
Buckeye Cider Mill; Buckeye Grala Drill,
Imn-beau, Cast snd Steel Plows.
Whaal-barrows snd Road-oorapar.
Farm Bell snd Waabiiig-aeacbiaes.
Wall-pumps and Waier-drawera, Churns, Reels
n neaia, at. Hepairs for ail suruuwi.
You will ehjo tnd at tha Agricultural War
buM lb largast slock of
CABiixirr runxirvnc
la th county, sogather with a Urge slock of Cabi
c-t Turntug and UruoBa-baadle.
WILLIAM CROOK,
reevysburg, July I J, IS?. las
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEOYI
DR. J. W. POLANO'I
VHITE PIHE COMPOUHD.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES.
r Bore Throat, Colds, m
j3S Coughs, Diphtheria. WCi
Bronchitis, 8plttlng of v-f
Bleod, aad Pnlmooery i
Aifeotiaas gsaerslly. It
Is t remarkable Rem
edy for Kidney Com
plaints, Diabetea, Eiffi-
enlty of voiding Crlne.
Bleeding from th Kidneys, Bladder, and Gravel.
"It was early In the spring of 1855 that this Com
pound was originated. A member of my family was
afflicted with an Irritation of the threat, attended
with a disagreeable cough. I had for some months
previous thought th-trt a preparation, having for
its basis the inside bark of white pine, might be so
compounded as to be very useful in the case of tha
throat and lungs. To test the value of it in the
ease alluded to, I compounded asmall quantity bf
the medicine that 1 had been planning, and gave
It tn teafpoonful doses. Th remit was exceed
ingly gratifying. Within two days the Irritation
of the throat was removed, the cough subsided, aud
a speedy cure was effected. Soon after this I sent
some to a lady in Londonderry, N. II., who had
been suffering for some weeks from a bad cough,
oocaxioned by a sudden, cold, and had raised mucus
sttsitked with blood, Bhe soon found relief, nnd
sent for more. She took about ten ounoes nf It,
and got well. 3. B. Clark, Esq., editor of the Man
chester Daily llirror, in ado a trial of the same
preparation in the case of a severe cold, and was
cored immediately. He was so highly pleased
with the results, and so confident of siioeces attend
ing Its sales if placed bnfm the public, that he
finally persuaded mo to give it a name and send
It abroad to benefit the suffering,"
"XVatfiTionlftla.
A wry large. numlr rtf ntjtnrtuvt Uttimmiialt hart
already hern received fin IVijruVniH.', Cleraymen, Ahh
thecarut, nnd, mle.d, Jrnm all cluster t"n fr-c'iVv, apah.
inij m the mott flattering Itrmt of Iht M'latt 1 Vn
Compound.
Dr. NICHOLS, f Nrlh.HelJ, 17, nt: '
" J. Una" the. White line Cbmnawul tn be rerv efllra
ruins, iM tnty in UQh$ and other put u'c ajfrctitm,
but alto in afivii n nf the. kiiiuejt, dtbiWy qf tht
ttomaeh, and other kimtred ortuns.n
Bex. J. K. CHASE, nf Rumtey, X. W, writr$:
" J hare far yo- retarded your White Pine. Cbm-
pound at an invaluable, remedy. I can truly taujhat t
regard it at eren wave e.ttioaeimtt and vatnable than ever.
I hare.iutt t iken (As Oimpuund far a mid, and i woi-A-i
eAarmtMty."
from Jimss J. Ilorr.
. BRADPOHP, X. II, frplemlxr, MO.
Dr. rot A XD : hi the full f IS;,7, 1 tank c rery via
nl eald, which brought on a very tevere O'Htjh, pain in
ihe tide and lungt, and rairing bland. I iva't tiltn ver
oody a.fflicted with that bvublefune disease the Kidfe
Complaint. tir the three yrnre patt I have been vrrif
much troubled with y throat and lungs, clocking up and
raiting an immense tight, with a bad cough a fler raiting
blood. I felt that my time here must be thnrt unless i
soon got relief. Ihis Spring, I was induced bi try your
White Pine Cbmpnund, though mg faith in it irattmatl
But. to my astonishment, liefnre I had token tuio bottles.
my tough wot better, the kittney trouliU also, and I cntld
rest niyhtt without choking up and raising to much. J
have tajcen nearly three oowtt, and am Jetting like a uiel)
man.
I would add that my fathers familu it inclined lo
consumption, my father , mot lur, and tmi titters Amine
iiedwithit.
The White Pine Omnoumf. advertised at lennth ir
our columns, is not only at to ill name inriling, but it o
highly approved medicine. Dr. J. II'. iVund, the in
ventar, hat the con,fUlenot of Ihe many who know Aim, a
corfldence wiieh he enjoyed while laboring usefully many
yean at a Daptitt minister. Hit experience as a mf
ferer led him to make experiments which issued in hit
Mdfoal dijootwy. Boston Watchman and Railoctor.
A VALUABLE tIRDICIXE. Dr. PiianTi Whits
Pine compound, adrertited in our columns, it a success
jus attempt ro eommne ana apply the mntieal virtues of
th White Pine hark. It hat brm thimiuahlm tested .-
tht people in thit city and vicinity, and the proprietor
mat Mimonials'to its value from persons well known to
our eitisent. We recommend Hi trial in all th se cases
of disease to which it it adapted, tt it for tale by ail
our druggists. New York Indopendout.
The White Pino Compound
A manufactured at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC
DEPOT, 106 Hanover Street, B Hoo.
QSOBQK W. 8WXTT, M. B, Proprielor.
Vi7 West &. Truax and Dooley Ilros., Wholo-
ssle Agents, Toledo,
At Retail by all Druggists.- lGzi
PERRYSBURG AND FIVDMV
Plank IXoad Improvement.
APPORTIONMENT OF EXPENSES.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Committee
appointed bv the Commissioners of Wood
County, Ohio, at their June session, 1307, to view
snd apportion to the lands to be bene fJtod thurebv
th estimated expense of improving that part
tnp county roan Known as tho ferrvsourg and
riudluy 1'lank Kond, lying between Indiana Ave
nue, in the town of Perrysburg, and the south line
of Middh'ton Township, in Wood Countv. Ohio.
have filed their report in the Auditor's Office of
sid county. Said expenses of improvement are
apportioned to the following lots and lands, situ
ate in Slid countv, vii :
In-UiU mo. u, 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, In, 33, 34,
ii, on, 37,38, 3V, 40, 57, SS, SV, CO, 01, 62, 03, 64,
81,82,83,85, 88. 87. 88. 104.105. )0. 107. 108.
10, 110, 112, 113, 123, 129,131, 132, 1.13, 1.14, 137,
15', lit, lii, ia, 15, l.tV, 1H0. 161, 175, 177,
178, 1711, 182, 183, lf4, 109, 200, 201, 202. 207, 208,
209, 210; Out-Lots Noa. 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 32. 33, 34, Si. 33, 37. 38, 48, 49,
50s Ne Survey-Out-liOts Nos. 238, 2:17, 238,
239, 240. 211, 242 and 243, in the town of Perrrs
burg; (Sections eighteen 18 snd nineteen 19
and west half of northwest quarter and West h
southwest quarter ot section twenty-nine 1291:
Sections thirty f 30 1 and thirty-one 131, and west
half of northwest quarter and west half of south
westmusrter nf sootion thirtv-two T321 in town four
HI united states iteserve ; cast hall or northeast
quarter and eaat hnlf of southeast auartorof sec
tion iwesty-iour zj, east null ol west hair or the
northeast quarter, ea.st h ilf nf northeast quarter,
an I southeast quarter of section tweotv-five 125
ana su oi section iinrir-six l.ioj in town one l
u. a. iteacrre i bast fraction ot section t nrtoon
13, northeast quaru-r and east half of southeast
quarter of asctiuu twenty-four 21, northuant quar
ter and southeast quarter of south went quarter
section iweotv-nve (zo J, and ail or sectKin tlurtv
Six 361 in town six 16 ranee ten flOl: all of seo
tiou one l in towu live i range ton 10J ; Lot
three 31. east side of lot four 4 and west side
lot six IB, sootion seventeen flT, fractional sec-
lion eighteen 18, section nineteen 19, weat half
ot section twenty 2111, west hall of section twentv.
nine 291, sections tlurtv 301 and Ihirlv-one f3il
me normwesi quarter ol suction thirty-two 321
town six 8 range eleven II; snd all of auction
six Bi town tire 51 range eleven II.
Said report will be before the Commissioners
said Wood Countv, (Vir hearimr and final artion.
ai tne Auditor s umce oi said oMnty.on WED.NE3-
PAl, tho Sth dav of September, 1887.
5. . t-KlUK, Auditor Wood Countv.
Perrysburg, August 9, 1887. I5c$li
fESSr:iGER'9 NOTICE. This is to give
111 notice that tw tha :iUt nf Julr. A. I
1867, warrant in bankruptor was iasuiid airainst
lb estate nf Klias Uranan.of Middletnn, in
eouuty oi ooa, and State of Ulno, who has been
aujuugea a oauarupl on tiiaown petition ; that
pavmunt of any debts and doliverv of anv r.mo-
rly belonging tn auoh bankrupt, to him, or for bi
nsu, and III transfer of anv Kronen y bv him
forbidden br law i that a nieetinir of tha creditor.
of aald bankrupt, to prove their debts , and choose
one or more assignees or bis ornate, will be held
a Court of Uaakruntcv. -to ho holdun at No.
Scott's Block, Toledo, Ohio, before J. R. clwigart,
ivai., negiswr. oa tn list day of August. A.
1807,at 10 o'clock A. M.
HJKACK I1ERTZLER,
Deputy U, 8. Marshal, as klusseoger.
D. L. Calkins, Att'y for Petitioner. au9bli
PHOTOGUAPn GALLERY,
On Fifth-street, eaat of the lluion School-house
rerryaburg, uuio. -
THK undersigned would call th attention of
penpl of Perrvaburg and vioiuitv. that
is still taking Pictures of th Beat Quality, of
si soa and sinas, rrom tne - sise, or largest, down
to th smallest Anibrutvpe and Oem t alio eonr-
lug front other piotures and enlarging tbem
opving.
8b will Sniah up Picture la India Ink,
pami id mm ooiurs la in most approved sir
will also furnish frames atiil Case of sll kinds
sod sixes that may be rMiuired.
(She would respectfully invito her friends
all and see what their own artial can do before
going elsewhere. II will oust you nothing if
cannot be suited. All she ask is teshow
sn can uo, ana leei ooundeul of tiring satis
tariKwi. ias. IWt'UOLS.
N. It. No piotures taka oa bunds r.
Prvybrg, April 8, 18d7. 0ss
t Cheap House.
4 RVULL FRAWK UOVSB aad two Lota
Parrysburg tilts perfect I fr sal at
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ENTERPRISE INSU
Of Olnoln
Capital V - -
Security . - . - "I
Net Prollts, 1800 - '
THOS. SHERLOCK, PniiaUnt;
W. B. CA33ILLT, Vic President;
P. L. TEKPLE,
The Enternrise Inenranre Company.
with sn original capful of 11,000,000. The
. : - A : - l : II in (LI 4 a. I . k . . r.. 1 1
ii l in n laniit-fli UVIUH fiw,.u " it nan iuiij
and placed itself on an equal footing with Eastern
Ohio, vis : nf a No. 1 Ohio Insurance. The stock
energetio Western business men bene It looks
Receipts for February, over $42,009
Receipts for March, over 03,000
N. II. OALLARD,
MERCHANDISE.
A. R. CIIAMPNIT.
CHAS. WRIGHT
CHAMPNEY &, WRIGHT,
DRUGGISTS,
Hood's Klock, Perry tbnrir. Ohio.
170ft Ring's, Hall's and Scovill' Hair Restora
' tire, call at CHAMPNEY ii. WRIGHT'S.
TjOR good and reliable Goods, and allow figures
X' call at CUAMrttKY. & WrUUUT'a.
IF yon are troubled with Catarrh, call and get
Dr. V. H. Seelre'a Remedy. For Dyspepsia.
get voo s Dyspepsia vure.
, CHAMPSEY A WRIGHT.
IT" OR Oils snd Paint, Tarnishes, Ac, go to
: CHAMPNEY A WRIGHT'S.
HAIR OILS. We have Burnett's, Wright's,
and all others. CnAMPNKY A WRIGHT.
Washington Woolen Mills,
NEAR REYNOLDS' MILLS,
MAUMEE CITY, OHIO.
ROBERTSON, BURRITT & CO.
1) ESPECTFULLY inform their friends snd pat-
LV. runs in Lucas and adjoining counties, that
they have on hand the Inrgost and most subetan
tiul stock of WOOL.EN GOODS ever offered in
Northwestern Ohio, consisting of -
SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHAWLS,
Plato and Fapcy Doublo and Twist Caa
Bimoros, Balmoi-al SWirtu, Meltons, Tri
cots, Ladies' Cloth, Plain and Fancy
Plaid Flannels, alt-wool, Plain and
Twilled Sheetings, Blankets,
Jeans, Stocking Yarn, etc.
Which Thpy Offer in Eichange for Wool or fash.
Our machinery is all new and of the most im
proved description. We are prepared to do Roll
Carding, Carding and Spinning, manufacturing on
shares or bv- the Yard.
Wool for ftolln or Cardinorand Rninniniy muni ho
tub-washod aud picked, iu order to insure good
wora.
Thankful for the liberal patronage received in
the p.ist, would say to our old customers, and all
others who may Bee fit to patronise us, that we
have, at great expense, fitted up our Mill with the
best mkchinery that could be got, and secured the
services of skillful snd experienced workmen, so
tnat we are enaDiea to do work in a style mtoerto
unsurpassed In the country. '
IlUBEKTiSUN, HUKKITT A CO.
Mnume City, July 24, W67. 13
GLORIOUS NEWS!
Important to Ererybody !
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES 1
N"EW GOODS!
ton ing
SPRING AND S.UMMER JRaDE,
AT TDI
PEOPLE'S STORE !
F. It. MILLER & CO.
WE herewith snnounce to our numer
ous frionds snd the publio generally, that
we have received direct from New York
and Boston, a
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OP
Spring & Summer Goods!
Which we offer al reduced prices, for
Ready Pay.. We have a full line of tha
following;
DRESS GOODS,
Such as Silks ; '
Lawns, Poplins, Bereges ;
Challics, Amures, Prints;
Ginghams aud DeLaines ;
Trimmings and Embroideries; '
Brown and Bleached Sheetings.
Also
White Goods snd Laces;
Linen, Crash and Toweling;
Flannels snd Linseys; -Blankets
snd Bed Spreads;
Denims, Stripes and Checks;
Shawls, Gloves and Hosiery ;
Notions of every description;
Bradley's Celebrated Duplex Skirts ;
ltalinorat Skirts and French-woven Corsets;
Parasols and Umbrellas.
A L Altai SRLKCTIOX OF
Cloths. Casslmcres, SatUnets. and
Tailors Trimmings.
ova stock or
Boots and Slioes
Never wss more complete. We sell them
Si per cent, less than before.'
Clothing for ' Men & Boys,
St per cent, less than ferxacrly.
In Hats ami Caps.
, W ean not b undersold.
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, LOOK-
INQ-QLASSE3 AHD CLOCKS,
A good assortment.
GROCERIES AND SPICESA
, SALT hy the Barrel or Sack.
ly Com sod aarain Good and Price. 0
TrjTASIg will be Pial f r PUOOUCE
sn tli lltghwsl JUatket Prlc.
warWOOL WANTED.tw
N. B. From this dst ws shall adopt
the Ready-pay system, so far aa praoti.
cable, as we sre satialfed that justice to
our customer and ourselves detnaud is. ,
. W shall offer, therefore,
Special Inducemonta to Cash Customers.
Thna of our customers having unset
tled accounts with us will please seitlo up.
F. R. MILLER & CO.
Perrrsburg, April 23, 1867. - I its
SCnOOLEXlUiPKBS'NOTICE.-TheBosrd
will hold their next regular session fur
eiamlnationof teachers, at
Householder Corner, Friday, Sept. 6, IBtT.
Perrvaburg. Friday. Ootober . 1807.
Appfioanta need not apply for Spacial Exami
nation, out ar reiuested su aitoau su ataie
meeliiiES of th Board.
A I loorreapoadene with th Examiner should
be directed to lb undersigned, at Weston, 0.
60 D. A. AVERT, Clerk.
HATS & CAPS.
LARGE assortsaeat at
i Q. BEACB i.
I
th
RANCE COMPANY
xiatla Olxlo.
; Sl.OOO.000 OO
- - 3,000,000 00
4 ' - . 140,519 85
W. II. RICHARDSON, Srerevarji
W. BYRON CARTER, Am't. Secretary f
Oeneral Agent.
of Cincinnati. Ohio, wss orraniiad fn f.h.n.r'r.
surplus for 18S was greater thna any other Com-
..K.J !i L il. - 1 r . vr v .
uuiiiict4 iu laws u I It. DHWIH KVV tori,
Companies, snd snpplies tha want long felt la
and management are in the band of wealthy and
to tbs West for it Shsre of merited patronsg.
Receipts for April,
Receipts for Usy,
ever f M,000
over 80,009
Kin
Agent, Perrysburg, Ohio.
MERCHANDISE.
READ! KEAD!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
W. J. HITCHCOCK
HAS again returned from New York City and
other Eastern markets, where he nurchased a
large and well selected stock of Goods, comprising
Dry Goods, Notions, Ready-msde Clothing,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Glass
ware, Cutlery ,Qroceries,eto.,eto.,
In fact every thing contained in a general stock of
i 1. .1 : -ii e l.:i. t T 1 . . .
Merchandise, sll of which has arrived, add he im
now offering at reduoed prises.
I ine aoore siocx wss purcnasea ror cash direct
from Eastern Jobbers, Importers and Manufactur
ers, at a great reduction from former prices, and
oan and will be sold at lower prices than any stock
of a similar kind has been otfiired in this market
for many years.
THE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
la composed of Dress Goods, a large stock, and
every variety, at very low prices,
Broadcloths, Csssimeres, Doeskins, Cottonsdes,
Flannels, Domestics, Linen Goods, etc. ate.
a complete stock, such as can be found nowhere in
Wood Connty, aud at much lower prices than they
have been sold in times past.
The White Goods Department i very extensive) ,
in variety and low in prica. .
Notions a large and well assorted stock.
CARPETS I CARPETS I CARPETS t
-..
A new sad beautiful stock st very low prices.-
Ready-made Clothing.
Everything in this line snd st prices that will.
bio', out all "remembrance of a war.
TIIE HAT, CAP, BOOT AND SHOE
DEPARTMENTS.
These sre cemposed of sn entirely new stock,
the old stock having been entirely disposed of end
their place supplied with fresh Goods, of new
styles ami st much lower prices. You can not fail
to be suited In these departments.
Traveling Baskets.
A large and well-selected stock snd at low prices ;
Crockery,
aiso a good stocx oi
uiasswarv.
Table Cutlery,
Spoons.
Pocket Cntlery,
Shears, etc.
Together with a general stock of .
etc.
GROCERIES AT LOW PRICES.
I Will Sell for Cash
The best Delaines tor 2i cenla per yard.
Print ( Wamsutta and Providence brands) for
124 cents per yard.
viner rrtnis irom 19 10 jv cents per yarn.
Bleached Cottons 12Vi to 25 cents per yard ; a
stont article one yard wide for 20 to 23 cents.
lirown uoitoas Irom 10 to 25 cents per yard.
Men's Saxony Wool Hats,
I A good article for (1 each, and other grades at
very low prices.
Good Tons for $1 29 per pound, and manr
other Goods very low.. In short, I am bound to
sen
Very Low for Cash,
and I hope you will give me a call before purchai-..
ing elsewhere. ,
t y At the old stand, corner of Front-stxeot and
Louisiana-ayenue, when I hop to see you all.
W. J.
HITCHCOCK.
Perrysburg, Ohio, May 1, 1887.
Sis
GILBERT BEACH,
, DBALSB IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, CORr-MEAL, v.
HATS, & CAPS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, , ,
BOQTS & SHOES, '
FLOUR, SALT, 'V
NAILS, GLASS.
Will Par Cash tat say Ctuantity ol
- "STAVESi '
Perryabarg, Mareh 11, 188T.
46z
Flour of AH Grades. .
T Y lbs barrel or sack, for sat at "
1J O. BEACH'S.
BOOTS 5c SHOES,
Or th best castoiB-nutkes, in variety at
BEACH'S). '
READM1ADE CLOTtliNG,
X70R Men's and Boy's wear, at
i? , BEACH'S.
DftY GOODS.
BROWN and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings)
Denims I
Stripes) . 7
Tickings) '
Cottooades. Ae. A, at BEACH'S..
7-00 noxisai.
. ConTrtid luto Jfew r
b-zh rj ntjr i rni. tioia-Dcariaa nvss
ml 1 m stmt A AT - U . M mm, mm lla.l J.
ACCORDING Id Government rule, on subu ef
On Thousand Dollsrs snd over.
We lv Express Ctsargve, and deliver fre
at Perrysburg. All kind of
Government Secnritleis
Bought and 80M. Interest allowed Ml deposit.
Kxchang on new- X ork oste-ientn arret, premium.
EXCHA.NOK BANK. OP TOLEDO, .
ANiRBW BROWN at CO., ' r
.4 MX 8aaojii-trt Tutsda Q.
FOn SAL.K,
IVo Farms in Westoa Tp
THE cast ) of th northeast U sf 8tKjn J J,
snd th west of the northwest 4 nf settfon
33180 aorj ; 100 asm finder tiltivatioo)! good
orchard, ounlalning 160 bearing tree) grnxl well;
40 acres good limber; S suites north West of Westo.
AL0 v..--'-- - "'l
Tb north U r tb sootbeaet U at aectioa If.
eoniaiotug M acraa; 40 acre ar improved; goudl
frame bous, etc.; tK mile south of Uilvad.
Both tli above Farina ea be bad at bargaa..
For particulars, ioooir ef
WEUUELL ts. EBEALVk
tUal EsUte Agents, Par jsburgj, Qv