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SATURDAY,
- August 13, 1802
BBPDDLIOABBTATE TICKET.
rorl'iclilciit,
BEXJAMAX UAItlUSOK, of Imtlnna
l'nr Vice l'rcililciit,
WlUTKt.AW nr.II), of New York
Ynr I'usliluntnl Elcclorsnt Ijitrc,
JIY1ION 't-JIi:iMtICK, of Ciiyiilirva
LOltKXKO DANFOIII), of Itclmiiut
l'oi Sccrelnry of Slnte,
SAMUHI. M TAY1.0n,otObnmimlgn
For Judges or Supremo Court
W1I.MAM TSl'lIAlt, ofTrumtmtl.
JACOHFIUIHICCT, of Hnncock
For Olctl; or tin.1 Supreme Court,
JOSIA1I 11 AM.KX.nt Athens
For Mnnlicrot IJoiml or I'ubllc Works,
h I.YJ!AUtii:it,of bOslioMou
' ltcimblh'itn County ComrnJloru
Tho Republican Electors of Wood
County, life requested to moot In Delc
R.ato Convention tit Uio Opera House,
in Boivliti;? Grcon.on Tuesday, the 16th
liny of August, 189L sit 10 o'olouk n. in.,
for tho purpose of nominating candi
dates for tho following county olllcos :
ShorilT, Commissioner, Surveyor and
Infirmary Director; and also to select
tlelcatos to represent tho county in
tho Republican Judicial and Congres
sional Conventions.
Tho several townships and precincts
will ho entitled to tho following num
lior of delegates, based on a ratio of one
delegato for each ton votes, or a frac
tion of live or moro cast for Win. Mc
Kinley for Governor at tho November
election in 1801, and tho fcovoral town
ships and precincts will ho entitled to a
nice number oi Alternates.
THE BOWLING QUEEN STONE'BOAD.
(Tim KNAUSS HTONli UOAl).')
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Jerry Clly "
Center Townvliil"
Freedom '
f!rnml Vnnlils Tnivtlfllhl.
ltiimiii'iimhtir? Proeinet hi
North lliltlworo "
Jneksun Township "
aiillbury l'rtelnet
WalbrlilKO " !?
Mhcrty Township 2o0
Dunlirldgc I'rcUnet V
JloiUlus ' 1I
Milton Townshli 218
Ilrailncr 1'iccliict '"
Freeport ' -?l
ItlshiR Sun " M
Ferry lowuMilp ''''
I'errjsbun,' Tonuslilp ''
l'lnlu Township, east pieelmt M't
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Torhige Tow-usliip 257
Hots ' 'j
Troy " :. '
WnsliliiKtonTowjisnii M
Webster , 1SS
IVestoii " ZM
It is rccommonded that thocaucusscs
of the several townships and products
for tho purpose of selecting delegates
as above to tho County Convention, be
liold on Saturday, tho 13th day of
August, 1802.
By order of tho Central Committee,
Guy1 C. Neakixg,
Thos, P. Conley, Chairraau,
Secretary.
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Tho Peoples' party will hold a county
convention in Cowling Green, O., Aug.
13th.
Worth tho famous Paris dressmnkor,
proclaims against trailing street dress
es. His opinion is worth something,
and it is time it should bo, for ho it
was who established this extravagant
stylo of trailing yards of oxponsivo
goods along tho mud and dust of tho
streets.
Wo sec it in print, that by a law
passed by tho last legislature, overy
voad supervisor and street commis
sioner in the state is authorized to cut
down and remove all plum or cherry
trees in his district that aro afllictcd
with tho "black knot." Tho cost or
doing this work will bo paid out of the
county fund when allowed by tho
county commissioners. Tho cost then
will bo placed on tho duplicate and
taxed against tho property lrora which
tho diseased trees were romovod.
Middloton Twp., Aiig. Bill, 18f)2.
El). .loUiifcAL: Tho B. G. Sontlncl
of .Inly" "8th contains an editorial
which badly misrepresents a largo
body of representative men. In jus"
tleo of ourselves wo ask space in ordor
to correct tho impression which tho
nrtlclo in question would naturally
create.
Tho ontlro article deals with tho
subject us though wo woro fighting
because of tho amount of money in
volved. This is not true, for whilo wo
hollovo it to bo a waste of money yet. it
is not tho money but tho prineiplo
which wo oppose. A principle which,
by tho way, led to separation of tho
United Stales from Groat Brlttain vie:
"Tiixatijn without representation.1)
No law in Ohio pormlts a man to bo
burdened with a special tax without
tho prlvilego of a hearing. This has
been porslstontly nud insultingly
donled us. And now they tell us not
to bo terrified. Wo aro not terrified
but disgusted; disgusted that wo aro
compelled to bo undor county ollleinls
who havo so llltlo thought for tho
future of their political scalps as not
oven to attempt to conceal their illegal
and overbearing nets. Instond of
picking our pockets of a hundred dol
lars eo neatly as to win our admiration
for tholr skill thoy bunglingly grab us
by tho neck and choko us till wo hand
over a paltry livo dollars. Wo nro not
impoverished, thoy aro not enriched'
but our solf-rcspcot and tho honor of
our county demand moro honesty or
grcator skill on tho par, of our officials.
Again, permit us to dispute their fig
ures. They say it will cost but $20,0(i0
to build this road whon tho work itself
was lot for $10,019.01. Pray where are
tno perquisites for tho nowspapors and
tho county officers? Tho Engineer,
Auditor, Commissioners, etc., must nnd
will livo. Double tho amount and but
littlo will bo left.
Again, they claim that Bowling
Green will pay $5,000. They wore care
ful to riouni: out our part of thu taxes
for us; will they kindly figure out how
I. owling Green on their estimate will
pav 95000 V
Taking tho terminus of the road as
tho center of tho two mile semi-circle
nxd drawing tho first 80 rod circle and
but (it) acres are enclosed subject to the
$2.50 tax. Tho last SO rod circlo will
contain 08G acres subject to tho loo tax.
The corporation tax will average but
53 cents pur aero and will yield but
$3,004. This includes tho straight
tlirce-fou dlis mile. Un tins basts an
eight acre lot will pay a total seven
cent tiix in six annual assessments.
But wo understand that those in charge
say that each lot will r iy forty ceuts.
Tho actual cost of en' nig, assessing,
receipting ele., fools v ) to sixty-five
cents. They mu t in an that the
corporation will co-t us (5000. Wo
would prefer that tho corporation be
not assessed.
Thoy say that had the petition been
circulated by any other man than
George Knuuss they doubt whothor
there would have been a kick. Permit
us to Miy that wo have ut no time
recognized tho hand of Gcorgo Knaiiss
in this affair. Wo have at all times
regarded him a tho cat in tho hands
of tho Bowling Green monkey but wc
thought tho monkey would ho more
grateful than has been for after tho
poor man has given up many friends
and done all ho could do we find him
given tho cold shoulder by the ueoplo
of Bowling Greon.
Wo regard tho wholo matter as un
fair, illegal, and dishonest. And wc
oponly claim that it is tho work of
Bowling Greon.
P. E. Mkaglcy.
ANNOUNCEMENT,
Ploaso announce my nnmo as n candi
date for tho office ot County Commis
sioner subject to tho decision of tho
Republican County Convention.
E. A. UNDERBILL,.
My nnmo will bo presented to tho
Republican County Convention as n
cnndldato for tho olileo of County
Commissioner, subject to tho decision
of the Convention.
JAMES GIBSON.
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Tho Republicans of Wood county
will go into tho coming Congressional
convention solidly supporting tho
Wood county cnudidulo Dr. J. C.
Lincoln.
With their customtiry greed, Lucas
county politicians claim tho right of
luiving tho nominee come from Tolcdo
liut Lucas county has no grcator claims
than lias Wood county.
Tho congressional delegates to bo
selected at tho county convention noxt
Tuesday should bo inon who will stand
Bolidly for tho county's candidate, and
if nominated the Doctor will bo suro
of election and will ably represent
tho district.
PcrrynliurR Township Caucus.
The Republicans aro requested to
meet in caucus at tho Town Hall,
Perrysburg, on
Satukday, Aua.. 18, at 2 p. si.,
for tho purposo of selecting delegates
to the County Convention to bo held
at Bowling Green, Tuesday, Aug. 10.
P. H. Thompson, )
Ed. L. Blue, f
Com.
An exchango says tho old oxeuso
"Will pay after harvest" is now ripo.
Wo liopo our MANY THOUSAND Bllb-
bcrihorn will not work UiIh oxeuso on
us tis it would Iw a dillleiilt matter to
bo tiblo lo buy enough pork and horn,
iny to last us during the coming win
tor. For foar &omo one might think
wo havo tho big head by referring to
our subscribers as "many thousand" wo
will say that although wo havo neither
busted up, nor consolidated, nor pub
lislicd u "county paper" that every
body fcolts compelled to take on account
of tho olilolal udvortibomunts therein,
yot, as one of our conlomporarlos sayg,
"the JoUBNAii is u moat oxeellont local
pajHjr" and wo ura consequently an
UtWd, t6 .claim us many. thousand.
. M. 1. Amiorliitlon Meeting,
HullPralrIoAug.9, 1802.
Editor of Journal: Ploaso an
nouncc in your papor that tho Farmers
Mutual Protection Association will
meet at Haskins on August 17th at ono
o'clock p. in.
Prank Powell, Prcs.
R. Pargellis, Sec.
Dunhridjro precinct will hold their
Republican caucus this Saturday after
noon at 4 o'clock to select 11 delegates
and 11 alternates to tho County Con
vention.
Tho Journal is informed that
George C. Ordway has sovercd his con
nection witn tno wood county Demo
crat after a long torm of years of
sorvico. Wo liopo Gcorgo may be
successful in whutovor business he
engages.
Out in Indinwa, it is said, thero is a
toper, who, overy timo ho gets full, in
sists on paying tho subscription price
to his country piper. Ho has got it
raid up lo 1024. If wo only knew tho
brand of whisky that work's such re
sults we would havo our dealers ordor
some for rotail and keep our mouths
shut on the ovll elTeets of intoxicating
drinks, especially that kind, and would
advorttse It for nothing. Sidney Dum-oerat.
A ICVllI 1'KtlllU Itooni
AttrnctH tho iitteutinn of every prop
erty holder in this city. Hut when Dr.
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist, claims that Ileuit Discnsu is
curablo nnd provi-H it by thousinds of
testimonials of wonderful cureB by his
Now Heart Cure, it ultrncta tho atten
tion of the millioni sufferiiiK with Short
Jlreath, Palpitation, Inogulnr Pulse,
Wind in Stomach, Pain in iildo or
Shoulder, Smothering Spells, Fainting,
Dropsy, uto. A. P. Davis, Silver Creole,
Neb,, liy tii-lng four lootlli'ii (if Pi. Miles'
New Heart cure, was completely cured
uftor twelve .veins Buffering fiom Heart
Diu'iiw, Thlsi, pew ivmeiiy ic sold' bj
A, It Ulmuipu'oy. iinuliBFico, i
Ed. Journal: Please announeo tho
numu of Hugh Stewart as a cnndldato
for tho olileo of County Commissioner
subject to tho decision of tho Republi
can County Convention.
En. Journal: Pleura announce tho
nnmo of Oscar Lyon as n caudldato for
tho olileo of Commissioner subject to
thu deelsslon of tho Wood county Re
publican Convention apt! oblige,
Republicans of Middtcton Towns-hip.
My nnmo will bo presented to tho
Uepubliean County Convention us a
candidate for tho olileo of Sheriff.
J. D. CONKLIN,
Weston Township.
Ei. Journal: Plcnsn announce my
name as a eiiudid,ito for the ofTieo of
Sheriff, subject to tho decision of tho
Republican Count v Convention of Wood
County. WESLEY SHARP.
Henry Township
Arcldunt nt I.tmo Clly-
A serious accident occurred about
ono mile south of here. Last Monday
inornintr whilo John Lintnei- was
attempting to adjust ono of the belts
on tho threshing machine in some way
it began to twist around his arm nud
before ho could extricate it, drew him
toward tho puller. Fortunately tho
machlno ;vns running vory slowly at
the timo ; had it been running at a
high rata of speed ho would undoubtedly
havo been killed. As it was his. arm
was bruised very bad tearing a couple
of cord-j and ho was aUo bruised some
about tho head. Doctor Rhelnfrnnk
was summoned as soon as posslblo and
fixed up his arm. At this writing tho
patient is doiii nicely.
l'llBnlnj; Counterfeit loiicy.
It will bo remembered that some
months ago, Russell Bartou was taken
in on u counterfeit ?10 blll,aud that the
parties were supposed to bo working
this locality and the vicinity of Dun
bridge and considerable of the spuri
ous money has been Hunting around in
this vicinity. Detectives havo been
looking up tho easo and on Tuesday
last arrested Win. George, alias Win.
Smith, and George Egleston at Dun
bridge. It is claimed that George
came to Dunbridgo with several hun
dred dollars of tho "queer" which ho
has been disposing of in various ways,
and ho is believed to bo tho
one who bhoved tho 810 on young Bar
ton. Geoigo is sick and uuuble to be
removed from the place where ho is
stoping.
Tho money is a very poor imitation
and the officers secured considerable
of it.
Yt'ooit County lYiicliurs' Institute,
The institute began its session on
Monday morniug, with a goodly num
ber of teachers present. Tho session
is said to be a very interesting ono and
much valuable information is being
imparted to thoso in attendauco.
The following teachers tire present
from this locality.
JcMc Wiillaec. Perrysburg.
O C (irlner, '1 ontoj; my.
Anna Davis, Dunlirlclgc.
MngKla Davis,
Afla Robertson,
Katie Wetel, I'crryeliurs.
Inez Clhnpniun. JUIlbmy.
l.Mltli Chapman, reirjMuirg.
Aim WlUler
Lizzie Weber, "
Evnlene llyme, "
WR Wnlker. Don line.
OS droves, Dtuibridh'O.
Sinryltoptr, I'enton.
Mnnillu Current, Dunbridgo.
Cora Kmery, "
Kate Oflurmnn, 1'cmborvllle.
Liz.le Cirotc, l'emhcrvlllo.
llortlm Roseoe, WalbrMgo.
Ilurllia Crainc. "
I'liiience Unr. East Toledo.
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ilMJD MM. JLeKETS, JLT
THERE'S A NEW ONE OUT;
have vou seen if7TBE NO-BUCKLE SUSPENDER
No Buckles or Metal parts- to wear Shirt or Vest Lining or Discolor Clothing,
feet in Adjustment and yet never slips. The Lightest, Smoothest Neatest and Best.
Per-
EB17
KS B.
EvEtv Pair WAURJCiTED Seven Hundred and Tiiirtuy-two Days
NO FAD OR NOVELTY BUT A COMMON SENSE PRACTICAL. IDEA.
o WE HAVE THEM o
Mmmn'immayttSMiii ' m n 1 ,', :TOUi'jaaaLWj.,v,jjiwi,a3att
3Icep5 Melons on
Ice,
sTerr Potatoes,
Q-owl Teas and Coffees,
3nydcr's Catsup.
r uy Dunham's Cocoamit,
TJJ"se Hauten's Cocoa
EvifOlIed Avcrra and Wheat
"3T"cs, we keep everything in
season.
F1EST CLASS GEOCEEIES,
Everything Presh and Good
Tke best Coffees in the Market
FLOUR OF ALL GRADES
FEED, JL.1&JD BALED 131 JL"3T JJSTID STKJL7vT
C. A. HOFFMAH
IlAKVK!!' XCXG'UKMON Wl.isr.
Cur Tyler. Wnlbrdlec.
Cora MciksTontognny.
Aujr 20 nnd Wept 2
Tlie Toledo HI. Louis t KnnuiK City U. It.
'Clover Int Itonte" will is-nie lllf Kar" ex
nirlon tleketn on aboreilatc. to i)liif South,
.-otithwtst, KortU uiid Kiirtlnre-t Irow OhiOv
Indiana, and lllliuils nations. Ample rcturi.
limit.
Two trains daily to llnrvest Territory. Krec
Chair tnis Ytillbnlcd HleeplnB Cure, tliroth
tlekettaud baspiRfi 4'lieeks.
Cull on nenrwt Clover I.cvif ARCnt or ndrtrew
C, C. JKNKINS, (ien'l IVtu, Agent, Toledo, Ohio
A New Automatic Tiro Feeder.
Mr. G. P. Butlor hits recently in
vented an automatic lire foedor which
surpasses anything we have ever seen
for simplicity, neatness nnd effective
ness. It fills a wnnt long sought for
by wheel manufacturers and others,
and many unsuccessful nttempts have
been made to supply something which
would tako tho pluco of the presont
method of spacing wheel tires for
punching. Of courso everybody
knows that hand work cannot compote
with machine work, for accuracy, and
tho invention undor notice is an at
tachment to tho punching machino
now in uso and is at once so neat and
perfect that one wondors how so slm
plo a tiling could do tho work and this
without intorferoneo in nny way with
tho effectiveness of tho puncher.
By nn Ingenious arrangement of
goarlng, tires of nny sl.o can bo accur
ately and rapidly spaced and punched,
by Mr. Butler's invention. It is tho
best thing of thu kind wo iinvo over
hccii in fact it is tho only ono oj
many wo linvo beau tried that does tho
work. To whool manuiactururs it will
bo nn immonso saving, as a boy of lR
can punch :!000 tirus per day with
overy hole ns accurately spacod as only
perfect machinery can do it. By tho
presont method of spacing by hand tho
bjmcoa botwoou iho tiros vary from
oiio-slxtooutli lo llvo-elghts-lnch and
tills, it is uuoloss to say, looks very
unsightly. Mr. Butler's attachment
Hpneca to absolute porfcctlnn and wo
tako pleasure In commending this in
vention ns fco ninny hnvo attempted
and f.iiled to prpducu what he has now
succeeded in producing.
priiKTimiiKG ruler. paid to
FAUD1KIIK.
Wheftt-ncd ;7f
Wheat White ' ."Kc
Corn tKnrlpvr 100 lbs Wc
Corn, bbtlkd I5e
IUrley 40c
WhlteOftH JS
Rye - (Vc
Droned Dee! it$t
l.ard ucr 10U lt -.. .-... 8c
nnllR VI to SlJc
Mtcer tBK to 34 c
Cows 02 to 02,c
CalTen(drawed) ?C
Calre(live) c
Cattle i to 8
fork, tier bbi -IIS 0O
PorkdlTcl ii
I'ork (drewcl) i to SKe
J Ceee - luc
ClilekciiR, per lb. (HTe)(trlnc) 7tow:
Chicken " " (drensed) 9c
Chickenn (oldj U:
Tnrkcyn (dre-ed) per lb 1-c
Turkey (lire) " - 10e
Dacke (dreoited) 10c
" (llvel "c
I'otntoos .23 to S.V:
Applen, per bn "e
muter ....lGc
Kcm I4l
Kluur. per bbl So W to $5 10
Beans S2 15feg2 30
.) TOIiEDO
Clle ud Ebortbond School, 018 flammit St., To
kmio, v. Uocx-KroytVK T Actual unnmwfl rracuro.
Over 1000 Ptndniu In PoriUom. Circulars froc
11 ycaronndvrraatngnnrntof M. H. DAVIG
Why Don't Ton Take
IEBER'S
,LOOD
ITTBRS,
And Enjoy Life?
Chills, Atjue, Mnlnrm, BHiouHnrss,
Catnrrli, Sick and Nervoun Hendachen
Neurnlcin, Scrofula, Snlt Kheum, Pup
tnles, Pimpk'8, Holls, Eruptions nn tho
Fncenr.d Hands, nnd in fact nil Dis
ordnrs of tlio Blood disnppciir befoio tho
magic of ita power,
50c and $1.00 PER BOTTLE.
l'Oll SAT.K UY AM. DKUCiaiBTS.
THE BIEBER MEDICINE CO,
'Jl'OLiUDDtO.
ii r ra'l or o pp July 2, 'OJ
ST WEATHER GOODS
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
CHALLIES, LAWNS, .
EMBROIDERS, LACES,
FANS, SILK MITTS,
THIN UNDERWEAR,
SUMMER CORSETS,
THIN HOSIERY
AMON'S NEW HARDWARE
Now located in onr new and
elegant store room with a full
stock of every thing in our line,
and prices lower than the lowest.
W TORflPIiER
iinunts.j
NEWEST STYLE,
ELEGANT FINISH
KINDS I,ARE WOIIK,
UP
LEWIS,
1.1 ro I.lrc crayon PortraltaMade by
onr own Arliatn at our Studio
Hatlafaetlon Rnuranteed
R0R5t, biSDO
COR. SUPERIOR & MADIS01T STS., TOLEDO, O
AND
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Northwestern Normal r?
Solomon Ivlotalor, Proo'
Tho most popular, economi
cal and prosporous in
stitution la tho land.
Preparatory, Litora
ry, Mufclcal, Commer
cial, nnd Hum
orous othor
Courses. Lnst
year was tho
inoKt uuccessful
In tho history
of tho Holiool;
1BBwHuB9r
liilllil
Collegiate Institute?
315 utudontu
fiSOXyOivxoisr Axasi'SSiviK, Er-otiicioiat, Wuuuoou,
Wauaoon, Ohio
woro enrolled. Tho teachlnff
. , force has 'bcouincroaBcd.
and many now features
addod. Healthful Iocs-,
tlon, uood socloty, ad
vantages tho host
and osponsos tho
lovfost. i
Fall term liocini Holi
day, Aucutt SV, 16'J-. I
Winter torm tivsliui
Mouil.i)', Nov, 7, UW.
Hcnil for catalogua sod .
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