Perrysburg journal., July 15, 1893, Image 5

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THE PULSE!
Shown how
tlio HEART
bouts and
tho following unsolicited testimonials
show tho merits of
Champnby's CnLnniNn Huadachb
POWDUKS.
To those who aro troubled with head
aches, wo will give a frco sample. Thoy
contain no Morphino. Opium, Antipy
rino or imy Narcotics, nor do thoy
lmvo any bad effects on the heart.
They tiro very grateful to tho stomnch
and "will positively euro a headache
arising from any cnusc. Horo is what
Chtis. Wltzlor, thu furnltn.ro man says
of them :
Horo Is what Chas. Lawroneo says :
Porryrtburg, O., March 10, '93.
Gentlomou : Your Headache pow
ders (Champncy's Cclcrlno)iro superior
to any I havo over used ; ono powder
absolutnlr cured tno of a scvore head
ache Yours Itesp'y, Cans. Lawrence.
Porrysburg, O., March 30, '03.
Saturany morning I had such a
severe sloic hemhtcho that I thought I
would bo obliged to go homo. 20 min
utes after taking one of Champnoy's
Colerino Headache Powders I was en
tirely relieved. They leave no bad
after offects. You is Rcsp'y,
C. B. Trudoau.
Prico, jLO cj OS ots
A.R. CHAWIPNEY
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals lu this column r rents per line
Ketllietlolt ISllIo.
I wish to announce to tho ladles of
Porrysburg and vicinity that I havo a
large btoolc of trimmed hats nnd bon"
nots that I will sell at onc-thlrd less
than tho usu-il price. Also a number
of Misses and childrcus hats that will
bo so!d for '2 cents to close out tho
stock. Lina Umch. 1Gb
SoliIlertH Home- Kxclirslon.
C. n. & D., R. R.. Thursday July 20
under the uuiplcos VAU- North West
ern Hand at i-'hullny, O. Train lcavrs
Pcrrysbursrii:20 n. in., fare is $2 25.
Soldier's Homo Daj ton, O., attracts
more people annually than all the com
bined attractlniiH in ono htate. It is
now In its y.nllh of bcautv Tho Elks
North Western Band of Findlay, O.,
will accompany the u.curlondiscourse
ing linesclfclitm-i unrouio at tho homo.
13. O. McCormicU, U. P. & T. A.
VThca Baby was slct, tvo jraTP hor Castoria.
When sho ti as a Clnld, the, cried for Castoria.
"When she became MI-w, she chins to Castoria.
Vhcn sho hail Children, sho gave them Castoria,
DAUNTLESS AND OLEVELAND
BICYCLES.
These nio anion thu best wheels on
tho market and will bo .-old for cash or
on monthly payments. Can furnish any
make of wheel customer may desiro,
for le-s money than Nimo can bo pur
chased elsewhere. Bicycles for rent.
!)tf WM SCHLEOT.
Jiiotlccnl I'cucn 11 ml Notary S'ubl Ic
Is permum-iitly imutcil in thu Klierly Illock
anil will ileotu Ills entire time In the business
ol his otllte. Colkalimk promptly nmile. 1
RUDOLF DANZ,
Bakery & Confectionery
si) ncaier in
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, STATIONERY
Novelties and Toys of all Kinds.
Dr. WintielU successor to Dr. J. P.
Thompson, btill gives 25 per cent, dis
count ou till kinds ot dental operations
to introduce his work.
Teeth extracted for 25cts. Anaesthe
tics only 25cts. additional.
His wifo is his assistant. Ho is a
competent administrator of gas.
E.amino his $S.OO teeth. All kinds
of work absolutely warranted in every
respect. Kuilrord fare and livery bill
refunded to thoao having $5.00 of work
done.
Crown and bridge work a specialty.
Olllce in Tiler building, Second St.
EESTAUBANT & POOL. K00M,
Front Street, Penysburg.
S. B. RICE, Prop.
First-class Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
LUHCH AT ALL HOURS.
Debt of btublu loom free ot elmrjje to natrons, lu
rear of He-it turuiil.
ti:i:uVMtuics i-mui: l'Aiu to
vxumv.iit).
Wheat Uwl S9c
Wlieiit While...
. J
Cora (LnrHn'r luolhs
Corn, shelled
WliltcOuts
Rye
Barley
Dressed licet
... 52C
.... au
c
... it
Lard per 100 lbs
Hulls V to 2Wc
Htccrs UK to a
Cows 0-2 to OMo
CalvehOiicsseit) 7o
Culvcb(lle) Ge
Cattle B toay,
l'orlt, ner bbi VM 00
I'orU(llvo) V.
I'ork larebsul) 9c
(Jeese - lOo
CUli-Urns, per lb. (UveKHrltn;) lie
Ohlckciifc " " (diesseil) loo
Chickens (old) 7a
Turlu'js (ilrt-iseil) pur lb 1 Ho
Turleyt(llo) " " 10
Ducks (aroused) 10c
' (live) 7o
l'otivtoei SOo
ApplOH, per bu 75c
linltcr 11c
Ekks ... 14
Klonr, per bbl $1 DO to $1 70
BWUh.. 'i IbtiViiZ
"fflrwk
Wc have just opened a new
lot of Soft arid Stiff Hats in
late styles, at popular prices.
Have you noticed the new
line of Windsor. Ties in our
Show Window, at 25c each.
They arc very handsome
styles for the price.
See the new styles in
Childs Caps for small boys at
Williams & Fuller
Thoro will ho a meeting of tho
township teachers Saturday afternoon
at tho court houso.
Decatur VanHollon is homo 'from
his recent trip as a commercial travel
ler for Bell A Co., of Buffalo.
All tho Ann Arbor boys nro at
homo for a rest. Thoy all report a
yeur of very successful school work.
For first-class horse-shooing go to
D. W. Snyder, at Cranker's old stand.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Joe Bnird Is humping himself in
his candidacy for Clerk. Ho fools
pretty good over his chances, nnd well
may he.
These aro glorious days to rldo on
tho steam boat. Nearly every family
is provided with ono of Capt. Lang's
season. ticKcts.
Bert Crnnker hns moved his bar
ber shop to tho vacant building cast of
Philip Wetzel's, whore he will be found
ready to accommodate all who need bis
services.
Thomas Franey has returned from
tho World's Fair aud will resume his
place as agent here. No better boy, no
better citizen, no bettor agent Uvea in
any C. H. &. D. town than Tom.
Dr. I. S. Bowers has, through his.
highness Byron Ritchie, been appoint
ed one of the examining surgeons for
Wood county, for tho United States
pension department. Good for Doc!
Charles Ord of Muumee came near
drowning lust Tuesday by being taken
with cramps while in bathing. Some
boys who were with Charley succeeded
in gotting him out by the use of an old
skiff.
Albert Kalmbnck of Military has
been appointed postmaster at that
place, vice Win. Bailey whoso term
expires, and whose politics won't work
with the Groverltcs. Where is friend
GrovoV
Tho clean whito tents on the banks
of the river begin to indicate tho up.
proueh of the camping season, and
farmers along tho stream should begin
to hunt up the old pud locks to their
chicken coops,
If you want a binder or mower, get
the Champion or Empire, the leading
machines. Otf Wm. Schl ECT.
In our announcement of the in
stallation of ofllcers of Porrysburg
lodge K. of P.. last week, we omitted
the names of H. Uthoff as Inner Guard,
and Thos, Roether us Outer Guard,
who were installed with tho other otli
ccrs. The Journal lust week uninten
tionally failed to mention the displays
u the celebration parade of Davis
hardwaro, in charge of John Marshal,
and tho Sherldon Wheel Factory.which
were among tho finest displays in the
precession.
D. W. Snyder, practical horso
shoer, at Crankor's old stand.
Dr. WInfield is justly gotting the
patronage of many of our best people
who havo been going to Toledo for
somo tlmo to got their work done.
Ho Informs us that while people aro
gotting 25 per cent discount on all
kinds of work they are saving their
fare to and from the city and their
hotel bill ulso. He warrants his work
to bo a success or no pay.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Specta
cles. Special attention Riven to repair
ing, All Warranted. JOHN ZURFLUll,
1)13 Monroe' street, Toledo,
A painful and exceedingly danger
ous accident occurred lust Wednesday
near Pcrryuburg. A team belonging
to Mr. Ed. Mandol ran away with tho
binder, and the ion ot Mr. Mandol who
was driving was thrown into 'the
machine and very severely and dan
gorouely cut. Dr. Rhelnfrank was
quickly called and dressed tho wounds.
Tho Doctor Bays thoy aro serious.
Somo iiends cut tho double-harness
belonging to Androw Kuzmier all
to plocos, and then went to tho place
ot Androw Byers und cut tho top of
his buggy into threads. Such a por
formanco is fit only for the lowest und
most depraved characters on oarth,
and to think that thoy muy live in
Wood county makes ono feel ashamed
to tell tho story. No effort should
bo sparod to discover the criminals and
Dring mom 10 me nuuisnmen
so vlcUly desorvo.
thoy
PERSONAL.
Dr. Hamilton is in Dotrolt this week.
Miss Mabel Wiors is visiting Mrs.
Lee.
F. Itlssor of Toledo called on rela
tives horo Sunday.
Mi3s Katio Wetzel visited frlonds In
Dowllng this wcok.
CIiob. Cook and son of Bowling Green
visited horo Monday.
W. F. Vass of Chicago visited his
homo horo this wcok.
Jamos Merry of Toledo called In
town Tuosdny evening.
I. N. Saddlor nnd wlfo wore In Mill
bury two days this wcok.
Dolllo McAllister of Weston visited
hor parents horo recently.
Mr. Flannery tho now operator re
turned to Troy, his homo.
Gortlo Voitch 1r visiting hor brother
Tom at Bclmoro this week.
P. V. Chllcoto and children visited
rolatiycs horo over Sunday.
Harry Aokley of Dotrolt visited
Frank Hollenbeck this wcok.
Mrs. Don Whitehead of Jerry City,
visited hor mother horo this week.
Ernest Blank visited Forenaugh's
circus at Bowling Green last Friday.
Miss Sadio Winters of Grand Rapids,
Mich., visited friends hero this week.
Mrs. W. Comstock accompanied her
husband to Fort Wayno, Iud., this
weelc.
Frank Myors of tho Russell Sage,
callod on friends in Porrysburg last
Sunday.
Miss Julia Lucas will soon mako a
tour through tho cast visiting friends
in Now York.
Miss Emma Zoisler has been visiting
in Fremont and Oak Harbor during
tho past week.
Charles Franklin and wifo of Leipsic,
formerly of Front street, aro visiting
in Porrysburg.
Mrs. J. H. Korskcr of Toledo is on
terttiining her cousin, Will Webb of
West Virginia.
Chris Hartsing and wifo and George
Pfister and wifo will start for a trip up
tho lakes this week.
Mrs. Frank Ball and baby of Bow
ling Greon, visited Mrs. Katio Nellls
the first of the week.
Tho Hon. J. L. Evans of Noblesvllle,
Ind., was tho guest of Mrs. F. S. Dunl
paci on Thursday last.
Miss Fia Zaengor of tho Bowling
Green schools is spending her summer
vucation with friends here.
Mins Frankio Nellis has returned
home after a week's visit with rela
tives und friends in Bowling Green.
Chas. Peck and Eugio Rheinfranlc
nro spending their vticatiou on Lake
Huron ou board the steamer Maumcc
Valley.
Mrs.Ellenbcrg'ir of Tiffin Mrs.Houser
of Pittsburg and Mrs. Starry of Toledo
are "pending a few days with their
mother, Mrs. Reither.
Mrs. N. B. C. Love nnd daughter
Lura, and Miss Blanche Davis of Find
lay, called on Mrs. Love's daughter
Mrs. Fred C. Ebcrly ou last Tuesday.
They were on their way to Lakeside.
Tho wheel factory will begin run
ning August 1.
Dr. Rheinfrank's office is receiving
a fresh coat of paint, which adds great
ly to Its appearance.
Tho Epworth Lcaguo will give a
lawn feto and mu&lcalo In tho yards ot
Messrs. Crook and Muddy, on Wednes
day evening, July 2(5.
BertHannum the popular yonng
pharmacist from Champnoy's Drug
store started for tho World's Fair on
Monday lust with tho Commercial
crowd.
Our readers will bo interested this
week in the advertisement of tho Fay
ette Normal University. Don't over
look It, for it will bo well worth your
while to writo for catalogue and see
tho special advantages this institution
offers.
Get my prices on furniture boforo
buying olsowhero. Remember I boII as
cheap as it can bo handled.
ClIAS. WlTZLEK.
Charley Witzlor has a now "biko"
a fine Ariel, und ho can run against
every lamp post on u street in less
time than you can count them. Ho
bus knocked tho bark otf his noso in
several places, some of the places being
us much as four Inches apart. Charley
is improving, however, and will do
volopo Into a llyer.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoko Your Life
uwity.
Is tho truthful, startling title of a lit
tle book that tolls about No-to-buc tho
wonderful, harmless guaranteed tobac
co habit euro. The cost is trilling aud
tho man who wants to quit und can't
run r.o physical or financial risk in us
ing "No-to-buo" sold by all druggists.
Book at Drug stores or by mail froo,
address. Tho Sterling Remedy Co.,
Indiana Mineral Spring?, Iud.
Masoniu Mooting,
There will be u special meeting of
Phoonlx Lodge, F. & A. M. No. 123, at
tho Masonic temple, Porrysburg, ou
Wednesday evening, July 20, for in
struction. District Lecturer to be
presont.
10b J. H. TuoitNTON, W. M.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's New
Discovery know its value, nnd those
who havo not, have now the opportunity
to try it Free. Call on the advertisod
Druggist und get a trial Bottle, Free.
Band your name nnd address to II. E.
Iluoklun & Co., Chicago, und get a sam
ple box ot Dr. King's New Life Pills
Free, as well as a copy of Guide to
Health and Household Instructor, Free.
All of which Is guaranteed to do vou
good and cost jou nothing A, K, Cham
ipuuy'tf urujjtttoie.
Tho midsummor Cosmopolitan, tho
first at tho now prico of 121 cents
por copy, though unchanged In size,
oxcels tiny other issuo of that mngazlno
in tho number ot its distinguished con
tributors, in tho interest of its contents
and in its overflowing illustrations by
famous artists. Francois Coppoe, Wil
liam Dotin Howels, Camlllo Flnmmar
ion, Androw Lang, Frank Dempster
Shormtin, H. H. Boyesen, Charles Da
Kay, Thomas A. Janvier, Colonel Till
man, Agnes Roppllor, and Gilbert
Parker nro a few of tho names which
appear on its title page. The frontis
pieces, all by famous artists, furnish
an unusual fcaturo and among tho ar
tists who contribute to the 110 Illustra
tions adorning its pages, aro Laurens,
ltcinhnrt, Fenn. Totissaint. Sterons.
Saunter, Fitter, Meaullo nnd Franzen.
Tho midsummer numbor Is Intended to
Bet tho pneo for tho magazine at its r.ew
price ot I2t cents a copy, or 81.50 a
year. Tho mngnzlno remains un
changed in size and each issuo, will bo
an advance upon its predecessors. Lit.
orally every known country is being
ransacked for material In tho hopo to
bring tho Cosmopolitan forward as tho
leuding magazine in tho world.
Lnrkay's Flro.
The enterprising village of Luckey
in Wood county, was' almost entirely
wiped out by tire on Wednosdny. The
tiro originated in the second story of
tho Meyers block and beforo help
could bo secured from Toledo, the flames
communicated to other portions of the
town and the loss will reach about 875,
000.
Tho principal losers are Myers Bros.
$22,000, Insuranco $3,000; Peabody's
drug store, $11,000, insuranco $1,600;
Mrs. Wagoner's millinery, $300, no in
surance; S. P. Hathaway, general Btock
and "two dwellings, $5,000, Insurance,
$2,400";'$I. Chamberlain, barn, $1,000,
insured; Sampson, Myers & Grapsky,
ico houses, $900, no insurance. W.
Finly, residence, $1,000 insurance $600;
Tony Krotz, saloon, $2,."00, Insurance
$1,200; E. Klouso, boots Rtid shoes, $2,
200; insurance, $1 ,400; and other losses
amounting to about $1000.
The Heart of the Allexlianlei.
Writing of a recent trip across the
mountains ot West Viruriuia a eifted
journalist says:
"xwiugnt on tno craae 10 crand.
Tho mountain summits look like the
bushj tops of trees. The eun has dis
appeared in a ball of lire ac his "jump-
ing-olt place," but tho vivid lighting
of the western sky hy the still upturned
illumining face below the horizon is in
marked contrast to the. gathering
btiuucs benind tue rushing train. From
shell to shelf, from crag to crag, from
brink to brink wot almost fly. Like
a Hashing transformation, render
ing ulmost past belief tho tact that
the scene Is in tho midst of the Alio
ghanics, comes u bit of landscape gar
dening with all the beauties ot wnlks
und bedg es and bright hued flowers, a
mountain brooklet tumbling through
the centre Buckhorn Wall, tho
most noted and most admired view
that can bo had from any known point
in tho Alleghaney range. To unable the
road to span the tremendous gorges, a
massive wall ot cut Btono was erected
for u distitn co of several hundred feet,
and moro thnn a hundred feet above
the foundation rock. As the river
mukes un abrupt turn at right angles,
a deep ctinyou is opened up for miles.
Range after range of mountains disap
pear behind each other. The shadowy
outlines of single peaks Bteal out
through the haze."-
This beautiful 6ceno is on tho Balti
more und Ohio R. R. near Grafton, W.
Vu. The entire line from the Potomac
to tho Ohio is a majestic panorama of
the grandest views ou tho continent
and ull endowed with historic interest.
Preabyterlnn Social.
On Friday evening, July 14, a social
for tho benefit of the Presbyterian
church will be given ut the residence
of Mr. N. Wedertz. when tho following
program will be rendered:
Tho Star Spangled Banner,
Grace Worts
Piano Solo - - Tho Tulips,
Anna Bunce.
Recitation Six Little Ncsthetes,
Uruce Worts.
Vocal Solo - - 1 - Yesterday,
Mrs. R. Williams. .-
Piano Solo - - . Valse Juliette,
Miss Lily Clouse.
Vocal Solo - Night Bird's Co'olng,
Mr. Muddy.
Piuuo Solo - Leybach's Polonaise,
Miss Bertha Crunker. '
Violin Solo - Soneta by Pleyel,
Miss Jennie uouenoecu.
Vocal Solo - "My LlttU Women.
Will Rholnfrank.
Piano Solo - - - Selected,
Lily Clouso.
Vocal Solo - Oh, Promise Me,
Mr. Maddy.
Everybody Is cordially invited to
corao aud enjoy a pleasant evening.
Certificates Uranteti.
List of certificates granted at the
examination, Juno 24. Number of ap
plicants, 25:
711IILE YEAIIS.
Nellie Slawson.
TWO YKAtU.
Miriam White,
A. E- McCuniy,
Cracu Carroll.
Frank Norris,
Laura CbaUcr,
I J. Lctllcr,
UcoJcia liowmait.
Auruia rrauu,
Myrta. Wight..
ONE KAU.
rctrl Bttbl.
Anna Lehman,
Alia Kaona.
TrcnUn Copus,
Katio Itebbe,
.Icpsle llrldscx.
Lucy MmtuermaB,
Nora Underwood.
Cttugbmr Leads (sCoaeutailla
Ketup's Balsam ttopa the cough at oace.
ISxcurtlou to l'roitque Iila. via tl C. H. &
i , July ia.
Train leaves Porrvsburg at 10:08 a,
m. Fare, 50 cents. "Llberottu," the
world famous cornetist will give u band
concert ut 2 p.m. in tho nuvitlion ut
Prosquo Isle, absolutely free to excur
sionists, lsverytnnig at t'resquo tale
has a fresh and cheering uppearanco.
A mlttuture world's fair is oxbibltod
not a picture, but real structures ot
proclso proportions and accurute loca
tlons us thoy appear in Jackson Park.
Tho only ono in oxistonco. Corao and
enjoy tho cooling breezo of Lake Erie.
T. W. t'KANliY, Agt.
bH W A aH EbKI !H k wfl h iK
for Infants
T
BUtftyy year' otnerrtttlon
nllllone of perom, permit
It la nnqnettloiia'blr tho licet rcmofly for Infanta anil Children J
tha world haa ovar Imown. It in haxmloaii. Chlldron Mio it. It j
igtroa thom health. It trill n.vo thoir llvog. In it Motliorn lunro 1
eomathiag whleh ia wheolntolr afo and prnoMcally porfeot t 1
ahild'a medicine.
Caatoria, deitroya Worms.
Caatoria. allay Fororiehneag.
Caatoria, proventa vomiting Sonr Cnrd.
Caatoria cinroa Dlnrrhmn. and 'Wind Colio.
Caitorla ralievoa Teething Trophies.
Caatorin, onrea Conntipintlon and Flatulency.
Caatorift nentraliioa tho effeota of corhonlo no Id gaa or poinononm mitt.'
Caatoria doaa not contain morphine, oplnm. or other narcotic property.
Caatoria aaaimllataa tho food, regulates tho atomach and hoirol.
Hiring healthy and natnral sleep.
Caatoria la pnt np in one-aizo hottlos only. It is not anld in hallc.
Bon't allow any- ono to sell yon anything flue on tho pica or promisx
that it la"Jnt a good"nnd"irillansrnr e-reTy pnrposn."
8 thmt yon get C - A - S - T - O
Tho fac-almilo
signatnrt) of
Children Cry for
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Special inducement for 60 days.
ON PURCHASES of $50.00 or more we will pay yonr
mileage to Toledo.
ON PURCHASES of $75.00 or more we will furniA
you a round trip ticket. The distance not to be over 50 miles.
FURNITURE, CARPETS and STOVES
Largest assortment in the city.
JOHNSON BRO'S Furniture Co.
TOLEDO, O.
YOUR WIFE
May want a New Oarpet
or Curtains and Draperies
AND SHE SHOULD HAVE THEM
-GrET THEM OF-'
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Pitcher's Castoria.
224 and 226 SUMMIT ST.
Kery milmcrilicr to Hie Suuiinw Hi mm; or Cmuui
Lr.uiiKii will iccelve a Tree C'urli) tun eiilllliiu,' the
holder tocall at our olllce at any hour, d.i. nUlit, orSunduv,
diirlln; the World's I'alr. and we Mill loiattt im at whatever
priced room ou wish. We personally Inm.tliMte hoarding
lioiii-i. rooms to rent, hotels, etc.. and um nvu um u emit
deal of linmey. This department hai a noitoillce. rending uud
writing room, 1i.iuuku and panel room, iclcuuiuli oillco-wiirt-
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