Perrysburg journal., October 14, 1893, Image 4

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SATURDAY,
OOfOHttft 14, 183.
State Republican Ticket.
rvr (lournnr.
Vi'IU.UM JICKIXIiV.Y. of Stnrk count).
Tor Moutcimnt Governor.
AXDUEW 1-. 1IAIIH1S, of Treble
Torlrcnsiircr.
W II.I.I M T COl'i:, of Cuyahoga.
lor Vllnmcv General.
JOHN K 1MCI1 VUI)3,i)t Iiwreneo.
Kor Mt m'ipr of I'nhlln Work
rUANKI. MCOOMCH, of Logan.
ForJiiilgo Supremo Court,
JOSEI'tl.l'. HKADBKUY, of Meld.
Tor Itolo nud Food Commissioner.
Dlt. 1 . H. MCNEAL, of Mlnml.
Senatorial Ticket.
JOHN C. ROK1CK, Of Fulton.
TIIOS. McCOMICA, Of Hancock.
County Republican Ticket,
For Henrppntfttlc.
DKNJAMIS F- JAMES.
j-orl'robntc Judge.
GUY C. NEAltlNO.
For Trcn!Urcr.
ritKDYEAOKR.
For Auditor.
(inOUGE V. UAUIIAN.
For Provccutinir Attorney,
Atniiuitii.MiiitriiY.
Far Olerk of tho Ooiirt.
JOE E. BAIRD.
Tor Commissioner.
CIIRIalOIIU:ilC. GUXDY.
For Coroner,
r.I). V. THOMAS.
For Inflrmnry Director.
JOSl.1'11 II. illlCHKI..
Wostou had another flro lust Monday
at 4 o'clock. J. P. Hlckord, who was
iisloop In tho botol near by, nwoko In
tini to soo a flro ot'irtlnij in tho rear
Li i StHimliauor'a rnstnurunt. Ho
v. o iiiv m nnd tlio pooplo Hurooed-
ii i 'Xt'iigui hhig tho tlatnes. Evl-
di-ncti o' in ti i of will oil wus discov
ered niul II Is boliovod tlioso Weston
Hies me of lnuuiiditiry origin.
It lh t'onnvtud
that, T).in Kllnglor 3s
mud bociusu tho Jouknai htatcd tho
fuels in loufiiid to hli opposition to Joe
Uniul, and D.msajs ho will now show
what ho can do. Wo tu o jjlad to hoar
it and will bo pleased to seo Dan and
his squad of two voters match up to
the polls and try to control tho Demo
cratic party of Porrysburc township.
It is always an interesting sight to boo
tho tail wag tho elephant.
Dan didn't got much out of L. C.Colo
tho other day when ho was over but
it wimn't because Dan didn't work hard
onough. It was a real interesting sight
to see tho tall and stately Sonator
marching down tho street with his
hoad thrown back on hla shoulJors, a
broad smile spread over his face, llko.a
spoonful of pancako batter spread on a
hot griddle, as ho was leading tho hope
ful Coio around among tho bos. It is
plain to bo seen that Dan was cut out
for a leader.
oim sn:ciAi. rninoN.
"What our Neighbor Sny About It.
Tho following iivo but samples of
many similar noticos wo lmvo rocolycd,
and coming from lhoo nonr at homo,
and bust capable of judging tho tru
morltsof tho work, wo take great prido
in recolvlng them and giving thorn to
our readers.
Wo linyo seen a great many political
8tipplomonts issued at vmious times In
Wood ouutybulthoonusontoiitby tho
Porrysbmg JouitNAL last week downs
thorn all. It contained half tono pic
tines of tho Republican candidates,
also a nlcoly w rlttun biography of o.ich.
Good boy, Ditto. 13. G. Tribune.
The Pcrrysburg .Iouknal Issued an
oxcollent special edition on Saturday,
containing biographical sketches of all
tho candidates on tho Wood county
Republican ticket Illustrated with a
fine half-tono portrait of each. There
is also much other matter of a political
character. Editor Uluo Is an enter
prising hustler, and deserves tho suc
cess the Journal Is bringing him.
Toledo Blade.
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The name of
Seven hundrod and twentv-fivo
thousand people tittended tho World's
Fair on Chicago day. Ootobor ninth.
Tho Beo is undoubtedly convinced
that McKlnlcy will bo elected. Every
other item in Mondny'a i&sno of that
papor was dedicated to the ablo Gover
nor.
Tho McKlnley mooting at Bowling
Green was a grand one. Evorybody
was on his best behavior and tho im
menbo audlenco listened attentively to
tho plain logical Ulk of tho Governor,
North Baltimore's StreotFair is said
to havo been a great success. President
"Wilkitibon of the Beacon was tho busi
est man in tho county and they say he
wu3 tho right man, and North Balti
more tho right place to make a success
of such a scheme.
"During my term of service in the
army I contracted chronic diarrhoea,"
savsA. E Brndini; of Unlscy, Oregon.
'Since then I have used a greut nmount
of medicine, but when I found nny thnt
would give me relief they would injure
my stoninch, until Chamberlain'n Colic
Cholera and Dinrrhoea IVemedy ai
brought to my notice. I ifcd it nnd will
say it is the only remedy that gnvo mo
tirniiiiiftit rellet nnd im linil reBiiltf fol
low". For bhIb by A. R. Champnoy.
TONTOGANY.
Morrison, the photojtaphor of Bowl
ing Green, writes thus: "Blow: Say!
Tho special issue ol tho JOURNAL, is a
great success m 'rustle journalism' in
fact much bettor in appeal. inco and
workmanship than any 1 tuwo ever seen
sent out by cities of tho flist class.
Whether It is appreciated by tho peo
plo or not, remains to bo seen. Hoo-J
you may receive a part of tho 'rights
and benefits' of this campaign in a llnan
Ical way. I don't think you need a fish
diot, at least. Yours till death,
MORRISON
on a stove
IS A GUARANTEE
ol its quality, so that il you
buy a Jewett stove you have
THE BEST
that can be made. I have
Cook Stoves, Ranges, Base
Heaters, Cottage Heaters, &c.
of this make.
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,aauai4'viUJJM;a,78rBsa
Cranberries, Peaches, Grapes, and Banaxmas
Peach.es to Pickle and Peaches to Gan.
BUY THEM HOW. .
Last week somo ono set flro to a
building in Weston and before tho
Jlameb wore extinguished several build,
ings woiedestioyed Editor Saxby il
lustrated the burnt district with on old
cut used as an advertisement for wire
fence. It was a very "btriking" illustration.
Last Saturday as tho McKinloy spoc-
ial train was going to Bowling Green
nnd the bittory were booming away,
ex-Commissioner Beverstook of Tontog
any said, "I hopo they'll firo a thou
sand rounds as they go through the
county, and I'd like to bo 'number
one."' Mr. Bcverstock scrvod through
i ho war as tin artilleryman and tho old
mo is still in him, and its good Repub
lican fire, too.
Tho Prohibition spei'dt of Monday
evening was said to bn vory good.
Our boys played ball at Whltshoupo
Saturday and came out 17 to Whitehoiise
C.
Friday Washington township held its
S. S. Convention at this place.
Charley Cook returned from the
World's Fair Tuesdii3' morning.
G. W. Helfrick of the Tribune was in
town Monday.
Ethel Wlntmore returned from North
ern Ohio Thursday.
Jnniei Hampton cnlled on Ethel Whit
more Saturday.
Frank Adams nnd wife returned from
Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Pflttyn returned homo Monday.
Jny Pettys wife and on of BeaVer Creek
was at this pluco Monday.
Georgo Tyler is on the sick list.
Ed Hines wife and little daughter Ha
lel, are visiting at Union county.
The finest special political edition ot
a Wood county newspaper that it has
been our good fortunu to seo, wus tho
ono sent out by the Potrjsburg JOUR
NAL, last week. In it Editur Bluo gives
a sketch of each candidate, accompan
ied by their portraits in lialf-tuno work.
They arc all splendid, and Ed deserves
great credit for his "spuohil edition."
Saxby's Herald.
Too neatest political supplements
over i-sued in this county must be put
to tho credit or tho Ponysliurg JOUR
NAL. Tho papor last .veok contained
half-tono pictures of tho Republican
candidates and an inlr testing and judi
ciously written blogi.ipny of each ono.
Sentinel
E. L. KENGSBUBY.
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Child's Overcoats,
Boys Overcoats,
Men's Overcoats,
Oscar Mlllus of Buffalo. N. Y., call
ed in to got a copy of tho JOURNAL'S
'special edition" and said ho wanted
to send it to somo of his Democratic
relatives, who would bo bettor posted
after having read somo ot tho articles
contained in that papor. Mr. Mlllus
is traveling in Ohio and has attended
all tho great political meetings hold
this season and is satisfied that McKin
loy will not only be our next Governor
but has little doubt of his being tho
next President.
Good Looks.
Good loks is more than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition of
all the vital organs. If the Liver be in
active, you have a Bilious Look, if jour
stomach bo disordered you have a Dys
peptic Look, and if your Kidneys he af
fpp.tpd vou liavo a Pinched Look. Secure
good health and you will have good
looks. Electric Hitters is tho great at
terative .uid Tonic acts directly on
these vital organs, Cures Pimples,
Bloich-s, Boils and gives a good com
plexion. Sold nt A. R. Champney's
drugstore, 50c. per bottle.
Bro. Speck of tin- Pombcrvlllo Leador
writes thus: I understand you are
dead! What's tho tempm-ature? S'poso
vou foci bir since netting out that
Special. Don't blame ou a bit.
Speck.
Child's Suits,
Boys Suits,
Men's Suits,
All New and Cheap for Cash. ,
Child's Pants.
Boys Pants.
Men's Pants.
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BA)iiuu',aK;iaajs3jLjajaataH'ai'.
To HulscrllLTH,
Any subscriber to tho JOURNAL win
will pay his own subscription for ono
year and will bring a now subscriber for
ono year will reciove a reduction ot 25
cents on his own subscription. In other
words you can pay one year on. your
own bill and ono year to a nowubscrib
or for $1.75.
Editor Saxby was watching tho bat.
tery boys as they were firing a salute
at Bowling Green last Saturday, and
when tho gun missed fire, and there
wis only, the light report of tho cap,
Saxby says to Conley, "that must bo a
double barrelled cannon, und tho littlo
Darrou uoirt inaico as mucu noise as
ho big one." Conloy patted him on
tho back, and told him ho was correct
and that they only brought out thut
kind of guns whon thoy camo to doublo
barrollcd towns llko Bowling Greou.
Bore's what Walter Bosunt, the emi
nent writer, bays of tho exposition:
"Never before, in uny ago, in any
country, has thero been so wonderful
uu urrungumom oi lovely uuilutngs as
at Chicago in tho presontyoar of gracoi
Tbo hanging gardon of Babylon wore
lino. Thoro were soino flue things in
avumc, uspucuuiy wncn noro was ora-
pcror and architect, but tho common
people saw littlo of his palaco. Thero
was rather a nice littlo show in London
thirty yeais ago, and auothor not with
out its points in Philadelphia Boyon.
teen years ago. But nowhere, at any
time, bus there been presented to tho
world any group of buildings so ontlro-
ly beautiful in themsolvos and in thoir
arrangement us this group at Chicago
thoy call tho World's Fair."
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COl. C. VT. DEAN.
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Choice Stock of Groceries and Provisions,
Flour, Feed and Baled Hay.
Free Stable Room for Customer's Teams.
Qa A. HOFFIWANN,
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IS THE EVIAN.
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IS THE EVIACHINE.
Sales ol the No. U W. .3 W. in Toiedo
are more than all oiln-rs combined. It is
tho bestst'wing iuhcIiiik' on earth, nnd it
la sold on ihe nini lib"ial tei ms.trial free
tOHll.atyour own hnutes. See mo nnd
get my piices Itefoie von buy or tMde
with any one. I can hiiv. y u money.
AGENTS WANTED
T linvrt 100 lrood scond-lmml machines
to sell, niHiiy of them sicgood nsnew.for
$10 and upwards. Must bu gold 1 need
the room.
Sewing machines, nepdles. oil, attach
ments and repairs for all maehims,
wholesale anil retail.
The people' obedir-n servant.
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AGENTS WAN 1 ED.
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We have a Lare Stock of the best Guns
on the Market.
Buy guns
3 May a a a xS o a WB k
and amunition at
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SUNSTRUCK
DIl. MILES MEniCAL CO , El.KTrABT,
Inp. I must nay llio ItmtoratlT. erlnl
nnd Ncrre und llrcr 1'IIU havo dono nio
irrrftt ennd. . ...
i-OIt YEAItS I HAVK NOT FELT AS
WKM. AS NOW.
The ntnrtlng point of my dloae wns a
unnroke received in battle before I'ort
Jludnon, LonlMnna, June 11th, 1WJ. VJ?.to,
tho tlmo of beclnnlnc to leke Dr. Miles'
I A e? Itcmedlod I Iind hod a con
MAO tlnunl dlitrartliiB pnln In my
bead: also, wealt snclU. nud lfi past four
years I have had to clvo up eTerfthlnc
of an active character, and ty In uo
wnlkurou the etwVTk LNOW YOUK
ItK.UKDIKS HAVE CUItKD JIE, and that
the cure will be permanent. Beveral
?rUY. THOUSANDS
hero are using your remedies, and all speak
weiiortuem. ""' DKAN
Notional Military Home, Dayton, O.
Dlt, HiusswmiriNU is the most cer
tain eure for Hraidurlir, Ncurulelu, Nerv
oun I'rostrntlon, DIzzluesH, Hpanntt, Sleep
liMneih DullneMii, lllues, und Opium
Ilablt. Coiitalnn no oilntcH or rtont'i-rous drugs.
Bold on n Pnnlttve Ounrmutee.
Dn. MILES' PILLS. 50 Dosco25Ctb.
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COMMBNOING SEPT. 1st.
$10.00 Boys' Suits for
8.oo Boys' Suits for
5.00 Boys' Suits for
15.00 Men's Suits for
12.00 Men's Suits for
8.00 Men's Suits for
$4-50
3.98
1.98
9.98
8.85
6.45
DURING REPAIR AND
ENLARGING STORE.
CLOTHING PARLORS,
60 ABAHS STREET,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
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Have you seen all of the
NEW FALL OBESS GOODS,
"just arrived. Also a full line of
FALL WATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC.,
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