Perrysburg journal., October 19, 1895, Image 4

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rOBMBUKD EVEltY 8ATUIIDAY.
BD. L. BLUE,
Editor.
Kilurod! tho 1'orrynburgl'OBtofncc as second
ClHMmMT.
B;UViClY. - GOTO BliH 10, 1805.
BEFUBLIOAN STATE TICKET.
For flnvernnr,
ASA S. DOHIlNKLIi,
of Clark.
For Lieutenant Governor,
ASA W.JONl'.S,
of .unboning.
Tor Supremo Judge.
walti:r niTiLUEUT,
of Noble.
Tor filctk oMun'cma Court,
JOdKI'H D ALLKN,
of Athens.
ForStntoTrcMiror.
SAMUEL II. CAMPBELL,
of Jcflernon.
For Attorney (lencrnl,
FRANK S. JIONNETI,
ofUrawford,
For Member of Board of Tubllc Works,
EDWAItl) L. LYUAHOLU,
of Coshocton.
For Senators 83d District,
JOHN It. IIAKKEY,
of Wood.
JOIIK VOQT,
of HcnrTi
THOMAS J. lIARHAUail,
of Putnam.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Urpre'onHtlvo.
O. I". NOKK13.
of I'crry.
For Treasurer,
It. V. Mi-M.VtIAN.
of Portage.
For Commissioner,
V. .1. IlltAND,
nr Mlddleton.
For Surveyor,
L. I). FKAKER,
of Weston.
For Infirmary Director,
MILTON ZIMMERMAN,
of Center.
For Coronor.
E. T. THOMAS,
of Center.
A Ropubllcan meeting nt Pentbor
ville, on Monthly, Oct. 21st, will be ad
dressed by Hon. L. C. Lnylin or Ohio,
and Hon. It. S. McCabe of Illinois.
The 100th anniversary of tho great
victory of the U, S. troops under Mad
Anthony Wayne Ik bolng commemora
ted by a four day's celebration at Fort
Wayne this week.
It 1e now reported that tho Corbott
Fitzslmtnons contest is to be a pillow
light, with tho refareo to call off the
game if any mtuTa pillow gets too hard,
and tho affnii is to bo pulled off at Hot
Springs, An;.
Captain O. P. Norris, the Republican
candidato for ruprpsentativo in Wood
county is a well known citizen of
tho county tried in the ordeal of blood
and fire in tho grout trial of 1861-5 and
can bo trusted in sending lo represent
the people ol tho oldWood nt Columbus.
Voto for hitn. Blooiu'lale D.ii-rielc.
County pride should bo suOloiont to
cause tho voters of Wood county to ral
ly to the support of Hon. John R Hun
key for State Senator. It has been a
long term of years since Wood county
has been honored with a representative
in tho S tu to Senate, nnd as Mr. Hankoy
is a worthy and competent candidato,
who will e voi' have a watchful eye to tho
interests of Wood county in particular,
it is not asking moro than ia justlflnblo,
in milking- tho request that personal
preferancos be laid aside and a full voto
be given him for -tho ollice of Stalo
Senator.
Thoro is no just reason that can bo
shown why Whit McMnhan bhould not
bo elected Treasurer of Wood county.
There is not a moro generous, open
hearted, compotent or honest man iu
Wood county than he, nnd we won't ex
cept any man. Ho lias been in active
business in Wood county for many years
and no niuu has u bettor reputation for
honebty and square business dealing
than hu, and after ho ia elected ho will
find no dllllculty in furnishing a bond
that will bo aulliclont to many times
cover any amount tbat may oyer bo
placed in keeping of tho county
treasurer.
Wo learn thatinBowlingGreou thoro
aro people urging that Frod Brand is
not a good candidato fur Commissioner
becauso ho is too Biivlug and don't be
licvo in spending money unless it is
necessary and that if elected ho will
kick against spending uuy money iu
tiny plnuo whero it is not of real benefit
to tlio county, und that by this means
tho village of Bowling Groon will not
Vhs ablo to gut any extras for boautify.
ing the town out of tho Board of Com
missioners. Horo is a pointer for
ovory farmer and ovory porfcon who la
not a resident of tho hub to rouiombor.
Do you want Fred Brand dofoatcd bc
cnubo ho la not willing lo spend your
money hi ugcordaucu with tho dictates
of Bowling Green people and for tho
purpo&o of building up Bowling Grcon?
r.f :..: Lunnmiuummi
THE SKNATOIUAL SITUATION.
Tho saying "A voto for Hankoy,
TTni.hnii.Tl, n.,,,1 Vnrrt. U II Voto for .1. 13.
Fonikoi" for U. S. Senator," has hcon '
a common ono among tho papers of Urn
. . . .. t . .1
d strict Biuco tho con vuiuiou. nnu is, tis
all undorataml, truo. At. tho wimo
tlino It. trf an undctiitiblo fact Unit thuro
is a largo olcmont, ti rcnpcuttihlo nnd In-
tolllL'ont element, second in worlh and!
stundlng to no wing of tho ItupublUNin
party, to whom thoro is no nntsjlcal
ring In this saying. Mr. Fornltur. llko
every nggrosslyo loader, has found
many who do not ngrco with him on all
points of party politics. Tho writer
ovorhcard two such In conversation
within tho week, and ono road tho
abovo quotation from a paper, whon
tho other remarked "Woll, If Hankoy
and thoso fellows can give no other
reason than that why mon should voto
for them, I don't know as I Mi nil broak
my nock to got to tho polls," and tho
othor gavo ready consent.
And who will find fault with thoso
contlomonV No ono wo are certain.
Horo Is a candidato with whoso individ
uality they are not charmed, and it
naturally "gravels" them to havo tho
chances rang on his narao as an In
ducemont for them to voto tho tickot i
thoy Havo voted uir tneit lives, prou-
ably. Fortunately for Messrs. Hankoy,
Harbaugh and Vogt, however, tho
abovo is not tho only or most potent
argument thoy havo with which to con
jure votes. Thoy arc tho candidates of
tho Republican party. Thoy refer in
qulrors to the thousand ills which havo
como upon tho business interests of
this country through Democratic mis
management In tho present adminis
tration; to those of oyory other Demo
cratic administration in tho past fifty
years; to tho nation's unrivaled pros
perity under decades of Republican
management. Thoy refor to tho fact
that J. B. Forakcr, If elected to the U.
S. Senate, will roprcsent, and ably, too,
tho etornal principles lnitl down by tho
founders of tho Republican party,, and
not tho interests, solely, of railroad
monopolies and sugar trusts, and will
bo a citizen of Ohio. They refer to the
ever broken pledges of tho Democratic
party to tho people; to tho idleness,
unrest and general business depression
which follows every attempt of latter
day Democracy to manage tho affairs
of tho nation. Tho threo candidates
might refer to themselves, truthfully
as mon of more than ordinary ability,
who havo raised themselves in their
respective callings and localities, to tho
top notch of social and business stand
ing. And there aro a, hundred good
reasons, other than that quoted at the
beginning of this item, why every man
should voto for tho threo Republican
candidates for Statu Senator.
Republican.
Last Saturday afternoon the Sun oil
company drilled in a woll near Rising
sun which began (lowing at tho rato of
liyo thousand barrels par day. Tankage
could not be s-ecured in time and sover
ul thousand barrels of the black grease
went to waste.
Dr. Price's Cream Baiting Powder
World's Folr Highest Award.
Tribune Items.
Oil onerotora have very little faith
in the new uuld pro mini tion claimed
to dissolve rock and take tho place of
shooting welle. The plan was tried
several years ago, so it ia not so much
of a nuyelty as buppo.scd.
Tho Northwestern Tutor national
Christian Allianou will commence a
threo days session in Bowling Green
Friday and closing Sunday. There
will be three sorylscs each day; all are
inyited. Tho meetings will ba held in
tho city hall.
Parties from FIndloy nnd Detroit
were in Bowling Greon Monday mak
ing estimates on electric wiring for tho
now court house. The bids aro to bo
opened tho 19th.
Hon. J. R. Hankoy, wife and niece,
Miss Curry, went to Columbus Monday
to bo present at tho wedding of Auditor
Poo's duughter.
J.nto I.IIoriiiy Kern,
Rudyard Kipling makes his last ap
pearance as a teller of Jungle Stories
in Tho Cosmopolitan for October.
"Mowgll Loaves tho Jungle Forevor,"
and tho curtain Is drawn over ono of
tho most charming concoltn in litera
turo. In tho samo number in which
Mogll makes his final udioux, appears
for tho first tlrao boloro an American
audienco, tho now famod Richard Lo
Gallionno In a ploa for religion under
thotltloof "Tho Greatness of Man."
A very Important paper on "Stato Unl
vorsitlos" is contributed to this num
bor by Professor Ely. Tho Cosmopoli
tan announces that it will begin tho
publication iu January of Tho Agri
culturist's Illustrated Magazlno, to bo
hilly tho equal of Tho Cosmopolitan,
but containing from sixteen to twenty
pages by tho ablest agricultural writors
of tho world, upon subjects of Impor
tanco to tho agriculturist, horticultur
ist, mid stock-growing interests.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
UMiagggBMLLUUMirBBBaKa:
Tho B. G. Domocrul Is mtiklug a hot 1
light for the dumocrntlo tlelcot, but wo'
regVOl HIM I no OIU HO-l'UllUll find eoll-
announced, "ollhslul organ," tho Suntl-i
nol, is not dolnjr ns intmh lor ihe wholo
T?r,t,iiltltiM,ti ttttlr.tf 'PK.t. .......... , 1
"-' ...--v. ,. ,,lM,Ur Hl
grown rich on I ho ollu'lnl pnlrouugo of
tho Ropuhltu'in purti.bntltisremiirktV
bio now. ehii'tly for tho weak and puny
uiioi'itj ii la limiting in Durum of tlio en
tire tickot. What is the causo of this?
Hnvo tho publinhors lost faith in tho
party, or havo thoy become so pulled
up with their own greatness th.it thoy
lose sight of tho pnrty through which
thoy havo gained their position and
wealth.
Forntt'or UplgrnmA.
"The Republican party novor hlrod a
syndicnto to maintalu tho credit of tho
country."
"Tho battlo vroaro to fight is not only
for Republicanism, for nationality, for
prosperity and progress, but it is also
for deconoy, honesty and tho good nanio
of our groat commonwealth."
"Does auy man boliovo that it would
help business if Ohio should go Demo
cratic this year? Doos not every man
know that tho best thing for this oovin-
trv that nan hnnnnn thin mnr to n tin.
publiCan victory in this stato, and that
the larger it is the better it will bo? And
is there not iu this faot alono conclusive
proof that tho times are improving, not
because of anything the Democrats havo
douo, but iu spito of all they have ac
complished, and bocauso it is believed
that tho triumphant restoration of tho
Republican party to power is near at
hand?"
"Wo must havo no moro dofloits, no
moro bond sales, no moro gold syndi
cates, but ample revenues, and a sound
enrroucy, tho poorest dollar of which,
whether gold, silver or paper, will be as
good as tho best dollar of any other
country iu tho world.
lions JJcruanl.
The Commercial Gazette, in roforring
to tho Cincinnati Democratic convention
says:
Mr. Low Bernard was in practical
control of yesterday's couveation.
Fow will ask for proof. If any do, we
refor thorn to this entertaining episode,
briefly and graphically told by Tho Post
of yesterday afternoon:
"Lewis G. Bornard was on hand.
"When tho cards nominating state
sonators were handed up ho stood iu
front of tho railing, his eaglo eyo fixed
on Secretary Joo Rice.
"Ferguson, Rattcrmnun, Dexter and
Pendleton,'1 whispered Bernard.
" AJl right.' said Rice, and they wiro
nominated.'"
rubllc Snlo.
Tho .'undersigned will sell at public
auction at tho luto resldenco of Henry
Netderhouse, in Perrysburg, on Sat
urday, Octohor 20, '95 at 1 p. m., tho
following articles: 18 chairs and 4
rockers, 1 stand, 1 lounge, 4 carpets, 1
bureau, 1 clock, 1 washstand nnd bowl,
2 parlor stoves, 1 cook stove, 3 tables,
lots or dishes, 2 bed stoads, 1 lawn mow
er, 1 sorghum mill, and other articles.
Terms made known on day nf salu.
Fred Neiderhouse, Executor.
of i.v.rt:icKS'a to ladies.
We offer no npoluery in plncins; before
you "'The Ladies' Mafe l'rntfctor," it is
absolutely u-balnV, easily inljubted, does
not qeconie misplaced and iiifuren pro
tection. Can hi' worn whon dehiivd
without oh?evn!inn or knowledge of
nuoth'T and prevents disagieealile an
noyanci' under certain condition1? If
you tine it unci vou Kill nver b- with
out it. It is a f .lilhful, wife, nnd rolinbl?
friend whvncvi-r needed by special cir
cuinstmici'S rtqniriiii: it" ine. It i-t an
niticlo every woman "-houM keep rtdj
for immvdMo lit"1. It is simple tu use,
and iiHntres confidence to the woman
using it. It i" tellable and scientifically
made, insuics protection without iniury
to health, tin hiiv good phisicinn unuld
say. Wo aro of the opinion that no itr
ticle litis ever been niado which will give
as much satisfaction lo the woninn of to-(
day ns "Tho Lidles' Sxfe Protector."
The immriiao milw of thin article is u
substantial indorsement of our clmm.
Do not therefore experiment with any
of the numerous unr?lib!o articles, n
it irt both dangerous to health nod ex
pensive to do ho. Such ospciiiiu'iiting
can only rBUlt in lobs ot time, dibs.i
poiiitmcnt nnd dif.nialf failure. Lmlies
should remember this before otderinj:
goods and not waste their time anil
money on inferior articles. Tlio lit'Ht i
always the cheapest ''Tho Jvidiw' Safe
Protector" Is sold under a positive guar
nntee for use for ono yenr, with full
directions and is sent sealed in plain
wrapper upon receipt of oxpithh money
order for $2.00, threo for $5 00. Do
not wnit but order at. nucn. AddroH
Tub La Ciiossk Spcoi.ii.ty Co , La
Ukossu, Wi.. July 18, 00
ssnciNsmv
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Kli Chatter, and to bis unknown heirs,
dcvli,cs, U-eatecs nnd legnl representatives.
You nnd each ol on arcs hereby notified tlint
on tho WtU.dav of September, 151)3, John Olter
bneher, 01 plaintiff. Hied his petition In tliu
Court of Common i'leiu of Wood county, Ohio,
caeo No. 10,007, in which you uud each of you
uro made dtfundants.
Tliut said iilniiitiiralleccj In his raid nctltlon
that ho Is tho owner In ice inlinplo and In actual
possession 010111 lumumucr M.Tiy-ono(ui) ton
talnliiK two ncrus moro or lem. In thu VII
lago of I'errysburK. Wood county. Ohio, that ho
and those under whom ho claims, ban and havo
been in the open, notorious, exclusive, t-nutlu
uousnud ndv rf.e jiosscsslou ot bald prcmUcs for
forty-Ilvu years and moro claiming to own thu
wimu. That liclthorhald defendant. Kll Charter,
nor Ills hnlil liclrh, devisees, lesateus or lepal
reprchcnittlUos, has or huvo at any time durinu'
said period averted or claimed nny lutcrctt tn
or to tald piuinl(.' or 10 any part thereof. That
mid dc'cndanls np)ear of record to bate fcomc
luieresi, cxiaiuur ciauu 111 nnit to said real es
tate, but that nil hucii interest, cstato and claim
are null and void as aj;,ilnt plalntUI'H title,
jiluIiitin'vruyN thill his tltlo to wild picmlses
mill every pail thereof may bo quieted ai
w;iilmt mild ihfciidaut, Kll Charter, and ns
iigiilin-l hl unknown helrt, duvjsees, Icgatcea
nnd toil tepiesentallves, and that they each
and nil, bo forever buried from hcrcutter as
kertlni; or claiming nny Interest or estate there
in ndverho to said plaintiff. Kald delcndants
nro idiulicd to nnswer said petition .by or be
fore November aid, 1893, or Jiulgiiiunt will bo
rendorcd against them In awoidanco with tliu
nrnver theieof.
JOHN OTTEUB.VCnEB, WW.
I). K. 1IOM.KNUKOK, Atty.
t'ejitcmber 2th, 16W.
iKuauitatrii.uaijuoi.iu:ivmu
MKaumMauueiiMffltasiiga
WE LEAD THE TRADE IN
GEOOERIES AND PSQYI3IONS,
Spring and Winter Wheat Flour, and Feed
PIN'S HiIIsriE OF
OBOOKER1? AND GLASSWARE.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR
BUTTER AND EGGS.
WHm'jfj-,m-Ji''i.eii'ii:,.i;,.'qj'ii,i".HiMPfi
IS THE PLACE TO
SLsb al NdoUl a 2&
FRESH VEGETABLES
Groceries, Provisions, Crockery,
Lamps, Etc.
utter and Eggs
WILL -
TO
IC" Gray or White Blankets,
Men's heavy fleece lined underwear, 50 piece.
Heavy all wool skirts large size 65
Boys good gray suits from 9 to 14, 2.75
blue " " 2.75
Corner of
VJ.ruHiW'K,UJUlliZ!n,lZaSlU,S7iA:fili!lt!
George "W. Wagoner
, D1ULER IN,
Hardware, Paints, Oils,
Wagons, Buggies, Harness
-AND-
FARM SWLEraTS.
CASH PAID FOR GRAIN.
Feed Grinding every Saturday
STONY RIBGE, O
In Writing.
A written guarantee of excellence
goes with everyone of the
and it's a guarantee you can hold lis tat
Quick Bakers,
Superior Cookers,
Powerful Heaters.
Ask for the Peninsular brand and
be determined to get it.
ST. ST. j3lTVEODKT-
kwzf
Wim STYLES
'ATO SIZES
&
XT")
CHRIS. &. HOFFMANN
"""'ll"J"" ""v ''"'fhiiTTiurr-iiiri'iniiuii-iiTi hi imibtimim
BUY YOUR
always in demand.
Highest Market Prices Paid.
.""".
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sell this
65c per pair.
Si. 00 "
Louisiana Avenue and Front Street.
m HEEH
ff3B WSffoyigraixIy
OUR NEW
DESIGNS IN
CARPETS A
JUST
AJUtlVED.
Also full line of Lace Curtains, Drape Screens, Fret
Work and other attractive novelties.
CLARENCE W. SNYDER,
225 and 227 Summit St., Toledo. X
IS fl14LUABL FOR
RHEUEUIATISM, WOUNDS, BRUItISB'
HOARSENESS, SORE THROAT, PILESe
SORE EYES, CATARRH, ALL PAIN, and
INFLAMMATIONS and HEMORRHAGES.
llSSKBffifSHi
1848.
Tho effect of Pond'sExtract in calmlngnnd
quIetiDfr pain is surprisinc. , It is n remedy
perfectly Invaluable, bo Boothlnp; and healing
in its action. It not merely relieves, but cures
all sorts ot Aches, Pains nnd Inflammations.
JOHN O. BPKNOEK, Sec. of War.
BEWARE of Imposition. Take POND'S EXTRACT only. 800 landscape
Trado-mark on buff wrappor. Sold only In our own bottles. All drugging
POND'S EXTRACT CO., 76 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORKj
R S. OLBQGr
DEALKH IN
UNBERTAKIKTG
AND EMBALMING
BEBITYSBTJRG
W
OiOF THESE
VES
-FOR-
OOD.
tg&arTrSn y iilut uw
FRESH LINE OF CANNED
VEGETABLES AND FRULT.
AND FRUITS.
China ware,
-whitti-ft
1 r-4 White Blankets Extra Heavy 1.25 pair
Men's heavy merino shirts & diawers, 25 piece
Boys " " " 25 "
Heavy all wool flannels at 25c per yard
Good quality of outing flannel at 5c "
Good Canton flannels at 5, 8, 10 and 12c "
THEY ARE
RUGS
XTRACT
1893.-
I can f ranVty say that Pond's Extract stand
nt the head of all medicines of its kind. Iliavo
UEod It in my own family with good effect, and
my neighbors have used It with extremely
gratifying results.
ItOBKRT J. HEYNOIiDS, Gov, 0 VtUtxcare.
A. T. KLINE,
DENTIST,
S35 Superior Bt.
TOLEDO,
Piionis 410. Ohio.
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