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PERRYS
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PEERYSBUKG, WOOD GO,, 0 SATUEDAT, OCTOBER 12, 1895.
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LouUUua "Ave. Second door south of Second
treet rerrrsburs.
D. K. HOLLENBECK,
8teral Collector, t Real Estate Agent.
Titles investigated and Abelrnctn furnished
application. Notarjla Ottlce.
PERRYSBURG. OHIO.
Opening of the Wood County Campaign at
Bowling Green, Thursday, October 17th,
At 1 o'clock p. m.
Hon. J. B. FORAKER
Ohio's next United States Senator,
Hon. A. S. BUSHNELL
Ohio's next Governor.
Will be present and address the people. The Executive
Committee will give a large regulation flag to the township
bringing in the largest delegation to the rally, excluding Plain
and Centre. The same flag will be put in competition at the
election, the precinct giving the largest Republican gains over
the vote of 1S84. will get the flag.
Excursion rates will be made over the C. H. & D:, and
T. & O. R. R., from Toledo, Ottawa, North Baltimore and
Findlay. Let everybody turn out.
GUY C. NEARING, Ch'n Ex. Com.
G. W. HILL, Sec'y Ex. Com.
W1XjL.IA.11 WCUSTIUt,
Solicitor of
PATENTS, TKAU12 MAKKS AXD COPY-
JUUI1TS SECUltED.
nmuNOIMKNTS 1'ItOHKCUTED.
For 7 yearn a member of the examining corps ol
the U. 8. Patent Olllce.
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PHYSICIAN AND MJKG..O..
Second M. Porryniblirsr, .
Office lioun. 8 to 0:30 a.m.; 1 to land" to Up. m.
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FANCY GROCERIES
AND
Provisions
Always the bet of everything at
I.G.Hoffmtvrm'B Grooi-y
L. 0. COLE.
P. J. CHASE.
COLE & CHASE,
ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW,
Orem Block. BOWLING GREEN.O
HMBT H. DODGE.
JOHN W. CANARY
DODGE & CANARY,
Attorneys at Law.
eSceBced A Merry Block, Main Street,
Bowling Green, O.
BISIGMTENS AN BEMHP&
PIES.
Delayed correspondence.
Oct. 3. Our city was well repre
sented tit tho fair last week. On
Thursday morning tho T. & O. C. agent
sold over 100 tickets for tho 6:66 a. m.
train.
Tho pick pockets aro not all con
verted yet as a couple of them re
lieved J. J. Smith of his purse and $40
In bills til tho fair.
Wm. Swart, had his pockets tapped
to tho extent of $2.) at tho fair.
On Saturday morning last at 1:30 a.
m. occurred the death of tho infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hanson.
Funeral Saturday afternoon.
L. L. Ferguson has the contract for
the new building to be built on tho lot
where the saloon was burned. The
foundation is now completed and tho
lumber is being delivered for tho frame
work.
Chas. Wilkin, brakoman on tho T. &
O. C, got one hand badly mashed Mon
day morning while coupling cars at our
place.
Gus. F. Winzler is setting up tho
cigars. It' a boy and arrived ou Thurs
day last.
John Tinnt-y and wife spent one day
last week in Toledo visiting relatives.
On Monday morning our little village
was the scene of a lively runaway. A
ti am lielonglng lo N Zlngg was hitched
to u farm wagon loadeu with milk cans
and in some unknown manner, while
ir. Zuigg was in the creamery, the
ti.im became frightened and started at
it lively rate of speed for the city. A
great deal of damage was averted by
their running onto the mile atone near
F. Bauman's saloon, and freeing them
selves from the wagon. Strange to say
they only threw out one milk can and
did no serious damage, only breaking
harness and wagon slightly.
Mrs. J. O. Troup of Bowling Green,
spent Monday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hitchcock,
Miss Sadie Collins of Ohio City, O.,
ia visiting L. L. Ferguson and family.
During the month of September the
Ohio Lime Co. shipped 38 car loads of
lime from this place.
Miss Kittle Smith went to Toledo on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. C. F. Rider returned Sunday
evening from a week's visit with Mr.
R.'s parents at Tontogany.
E. A. Cox and son Francis, spent last
Saturday with Mrs. C's parents at Ken
ton, O.
Miss Mtnnlo Dewland is spending tho
week with her mother in Maumee, O.
Chas. Laurance, of Perrysburg, gave
this city a call last Tuesday.
Master Willio Powers is confined to
the house with a sore foot caused by
stepping on a nail.
Monday night's frost swept every
thing that was unprotected. Corre
spondent hustled and got in early.
Miss Eaierett Warnor is spending a
few days of this week with friends In
Toledo.
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Was Republican Doctrine
Promulgated at Fort Meigs
FORT MEIG
AS A NATIONAL PARK.
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State. Equal to Any,
celled by none.
All We Ask Is a Trial.
8-A-N-A-D-O-R Skin Soap comes to
take the place of a hundred or znoro
aoopa now beforo tho public, and which
aro poiitiyely harmful to the human
skin. 8-A-N-A-D-O-R Skin Soap ia the
mnly an&stptie soap that is absolutely free
from all poisonous substances. It is tho
full realization of an ideal toilet soap,
and ia soothing and purifying to tho
tenderestekin, while it brightens and
beautifies tho comploxiou. It is so
puro that its medicinal properties
mako it an admirable soap for cleans
ing tho teeth and purifying the bi .uth
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DIRECTORS:
JOHN Pekrin, D. K. Hollendeck
J. G. Hoffman, Jacob Davis,
Frank Powell, J. O. Troup,
N. L. Hanson, E. L. Kingsbury,
b A. Wetmore.
Receives deposit, loans money, selU foreign
mid domestics exchange, buys Mid sclli dralto,
bonds, coin, notes, murtuagaa and payt interest
oii tlmo deposit.
Theatrical.
Three attractions are booked for next,
week at the People's, Toledo. Opens
with Tho Two Johns, a comedy which
has a wonderful hold upon tho people,
as witness Its many years of uninter
rupted success. This comedy will be
presented Monday and Tuesday even
ings with a matlneo Tuesday, all per
formances being- at popular prices.
Primrose and Weal's modern tniii
strels are booked for Wednesday of
next week, two performances beinff
(jiven, afternoon and evening1. The
company is the largest ever put on tho
road, and includes all tho best burnt
cork talent and an allied company of 30
colored artists.
Oct. 10, 95 There is Song- Service at
the M. E. church every Sunday even
ing. All are invited.
Mrs. L. L. Ferguson spent one day
this week.
Miss Adele Shover of Toledo, visited
her uncle, L. S. Warner, on Sunday
last.
John Ault went to Bowling Green on
business last Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Hitchcock spent two days
last week in Toledo.
Mrs. Anna Hitchcock and Mrs. E.
E. Kern visited W. A. Mandells last
week.
E. L. Blue and wife and Mrs. Law
rence of Perrysburg- called on tho fami
lies of C. F. IUUdr and E. A. Cos. one
day this weelc,
W. M Wlekhnm and wife of Luckey
called on E. A. Cox and wife Sunday.
To ii Lnrgo Audience mi Snturilny Last.
The Republican Senatorial rally at
Fott Meigs last Saturday was a great
meeting. Owing to the fact that tho
weather was so threatening all tho
morning, and the rain of the forenoon,
many people remained at homo who
would have otherwise attended tbo
meeting, but notwithstanding tho
weather, largo crowds came to hear
the speeches and become acquainted'
with the Senatorial candidates.
The speeches were postponed until
afternoon when Chairman Hunter
called tho meeting to order and intro
duced Hon. C. P. Grlflln as chairman.
Mr. Griffln mado a brief speech in
which he scouted the idea chat he
could possibly refuse to support any or
all of the Republican ticket. His Re
publicanism was not of the sort that
would permit him to sulk or fail to do
his duty because he had suffered defeat.
But on the contrary he was at his post
of duty and referred with much earn
estness to the fact that it was a great
pleasure to be present and assist in tho
meeting. His remarks were loudly
applauded and his friends were moro
proud of him than ever, while his po
litical enemies were compelled to ac
knowledge his ability and power.
He introduced Hon. Asa W. Jones,
Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor, who made one of the best
speeches of the campaign. His audi
ence listened attentively to his power
ful speech.
The arriyal of ex-Gov. Foraker es
corted by the Lincoln club and Leon's
band was tho signal for great applause,
and at tho conclusion of Jones' speech
chairman Griffin introduced the gal
lant soldier-statesman who entertained
his audience with an able speech full of
convincing arguments which were ap
plauded and appreciated by the large
audience.
It was a great day for old Fort Meigs
and the Republicans of this Senatorial
district.
Just prior to tho introduction of Gov.
Foraker. Hon. John Hankey, Hon.
John Vogt and Hon. T. J. Harbaugh
were introduced to tho audience.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlchest Medal and Diploma.
WATERVILLE.
Tho week will (dose with melodrama,
tho attraction being Harry Williams'
ecenlo production, A Bowery Girl,
which has never been produced here,
but which has scored a hit in Chicago
and in the East. Ada Leo Bascom, tho
clover California writer, who spont
cvi.'rtil yenrn on th R'uvopy H tlm nu
mor of lhi ni'k'ti, mi I Un ti'l roll ii
EOAOHTQK.
Oct. 8. Martin Missler and wlfo of
Grand Rapids, called on friends in this
vicinity tho past week.
Gus Fackluman of Fremont, spent
Sunday with his parents.
A new baby boy arrived at tho homo
of Peter Washing.
A. Schaller has returned after a
brief stay in Puuldlag county.
A dancing party was glyen at Mr.
Lyttle's Friday evening. Largo at
tendance and a pleasant tlmo reported.
Miss Rose Fackloman will leave Sat
urday for Berrington, 111.
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Old l'eonle.
Old people who require medicine
to regulate tho bowels aud IcidneyB will
litid tho true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medmiue does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other Intoxi
cants, but acts as a tonic and altcratlyo.
It ttcitp mildly on tho slomach and bowels
nl 'nip iii ngth iimlgivi'itf ti)'" to tho
ii, m: i.1 i y (inline 'liinrt., in tho
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..., , buttlo tit A, R.,Ciittiupuoy'a
drug store."
Oct. 9. The Weston Piscatorial
Club, composed of Messrs. Banks and
Mudge of Weston, Pllliod of Grand
Rapids, Harrison of Toledo, F. C. and
E. Dodd of Watoryille, are in camp
two miles above Waterville.
W. A. Barber of Washington, Penn.,
has taicen charge of tho telegraph
office at this place.
H. A. Ostrander and wife returned
home Monday evening from Bllssfiold.
Mrs, J. M. Christman entertained
Mrs J. J. Lloyd of Toledo last week.
Miss Mamo Pray of Toledo spont
Sunday with her grandfather, J. E.
Hall.
Mrs. C. W. Shoemaker gave a very
pretty party to her S. S. class last Sat
urday. Tho Watervillo Milling Co. hayo
shut down for a few days while tho now
engine and boiler aro being pluced in
position.
The I. O. G. T's. hud a literary con
tost Saturday evening at the M. E.
church. Owing to tho absence of one
of tho contestants tho medal could not
bo awarded.
F. J. Wyutt has returned to his homo
in Blullton, Ind.
Rev. A. Hopkins has moved Into the
M. E. parsonage, Rev. Kelstor having
gone to his appointment at York.
J. E. Pray of Whitehouso spont Sun
day at J. E. Hall's.
Mrs. Stlckney had fur her guests last
week, hor mother, Mrs. Coon and Mrs.
J. Ulddlo, both of Toledo.
J. Baruwoll, Chat). Gundor of Haa
khia, W. A. Birbei' of Washington,
Pouii.. S. V. Ramse'l, Bolivar, N. Y.,
E. S. Howard, Frankfort, In-I., J. Wer
ner, Chas. E. Wolf, A. J. Collins, J. H.
Hlckoy of Toledo, uro among thoso
who registoi'tid at Hoiol Havorland
Tuesday.'
Heartily Kndono the l'lnn nnd Ilegret tlte
Already Lone Delay
Among tho many articles published
by tho newspaper representatives who
visited Fort Meigs recently, the follow
ing sketch taken from the Toledo Sun
day Journal, although somewhat long,
is worthy of re-publlcatlon, from
the fact that it goes a great ways to
ward rellectlng tho charge made by a
few pseudo editors, who through a spir
it of narrow mindedness and jealousy,
attempted to convey tho idea that the
meeting of editors was only for tho
purposo of advertising Toledo.
I am sure the generous public of To
ledo will heartily agree with tho Press
Club in Its attempt last week to bring
closer together tho editors of the three
states which are largely tributary to
Toledo. Tho mooting of tho editors of
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, which,
was held here Monday last is certain to
inure to the benefit of this city, as well
as to make the fraternal feeling among
the newspaper men more general. But
over and abovo what may happen to tho
men engaged In newspaper work, and
quite boyond what is to bo gained for
Toledo, is tho paramount matter of cre
ating a Fenoral and widespread inter- '
est in tho operation of a National Parle i
on tbo site of Fort Meigs. It is a shamo ,
that we of Toledo sit so supinely by
while thero lies just on tho river abovo
us a spot which Is so historically re
nowned. '
Ou the banks ot the Maumee, directly
opposite Maumee, and but a short dis
tance above Perrysburg, is the site of
Fort Meigs. Here, less than one hun
dred yoars ago, rested really the dom
ination of the Northwest Territory, out
of which wo haye since carved many
an empire and but for which, and tho
deeds of the gallant men whose bodies
now smolder unmarked and without!
sign of recognition, this great west,
now so important a part of tbiB great
nation, would have doubtless remained
under foreign domination. Fifteen hun
dred unmarked graves are now wait
ing recognition ou tho hither banks of
tho quiet river which runs by our
doors. Over ttiese graves cattle grazo,
the summer winds toss the grass and
the heroes lie thus without the slight
est recognition on our part of their val
llaut deeds, This ia. monstrous, and
most unpurtiotic. On the night of Ft.
Meigs there should be carved marbla
and bronze; the hillsides should bo dot
ted with marks of where bravo men
died; a grateful nation should take in
charge tho resting place of these patri
ots and make lasting illustrations of how
a republic can be grateful, and tho peo
ple of a free land remembor thoso who
died that all might bo five. In other
lands, where Icings. ami nobles suck tbo
life blood of a patient people; whore
standing armies constantly menace tho
working man, and tax heavily every ef
fort of honest toll, great monuments
tower, and stately elllgies show whore
rest tho bodies ef men who havo
uchioyed renown. In Berlin, in Paris,
in London these mementoes, abound
and those who havo writ their names
largo on tho pages of history hayo rec
ognition. With us the same matter be
gins to havo recognition, and Gettys
burg, Atlanta anu Uhlclcumaugu testily
iu what manner a ropublic recalls bravo
(Continued an Eighth Pace.)
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