Perrysburg Journal from Perrysburg, Ohio • Page 3

HON 10 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Ticket! good 40 darS. Also tickets to all patls of Iho world at very low rales. Send stamps and gotmspa circulars, Ac, of Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota, Oregon, Terrl-torj, Ac. IVm. OATH, Tlclcol Agent, nnoilr Holme, Toledo, Ohio.

To Dyspeptics. The most common signs of Dyspepsia, or Jndleettlon, nro an oppression at tho ctonuteh, nausea, flatuloner, water-brash, bout-burn, vomiting, loss of appetite, and constipation. Djipcptlo patlonta sailer untold mtserlei, bodily and mental. They should itlmulato tlio digestion, and occurs regular dally action of tlia bowels, by ths mo of moderato doaci of Ayer's Pills. After Iho bowels aro regulated, one of these.

Pills, token each day otter dinner, la usually nil that la required to complete tho cure. Aran's Pills aro sugar-coated and purely vegotablo pleasant, entirely safe, and rc-Uablo medicine for tho euro of all dlsordora of tho stomach nnd bowels. They aro tho best of all purgatives for family uso. rnnrAnED or Dr.J.O.Ayor&Co.,Lowoll,IVias3. Sold by all Druggists.

AND WOOD! Of all kinds, for Snlo by PETER W1TZLER, 30-lyr Perrysburg, O. OvtrOiiMiikMiill. SOLD ONLY IN CANS. Tho greatest success of tho age. 2tlnlcev bolter Pastry thiin any tii tho market.

It Is bccnmliifr, so well known that It has treble the feile of any other. It Is Healthier, Purer ntid mora Kco. inmlcnl. Tour grocer should keep It. Manufactured by CUAS.

BE. Toledo, Ohio, U. S. A. (Oorliiuudfwm tout ucd.) How Watch Cases arc Made.

In buying a silver watch case great care should lie taken to secure onp that is solid bilvcr throughout. The cap of most cheap ih cr cases id made of a composition know ns alLata, liii.li is a cry oor substitute f-r silver, as it turns Mack in a short time. Il.o kicks of such cases are mado much thinner tlnn tlioao of an all tilvcr case, Lcing robbed in order to make tho cap thicker nnd get in as much as potwiblc of the cheap mct.il. Another important point in stilt cr case is tho joints or hinges, it Inch iliould be n.aile of gold. Thoso of most (heap cues aro made of silver, which is in a suitable metal fur that purpose.

In a l.rief period it warpt, bends and spreads iqurl, allowing the LuiUa to become loose pen the uud admitting tho dust mid "it ncdiur.uul.itu in the pocket. The 1 i ttuic Ml vcrWati Cases uro only made Mi i.i;wnnd gold joints. 8t. Iris, Mo r. h.

17, ISO. Inmrl nsrnlvartali xper oiiLlnl.i.ulliiii:wiitchea, Irdgaanda-iieourtast uinr.yltiat hij.uam fxM b.hir Natch Cac alo lhalt l. a'o lioir Lnnnlrdca. HaYiiiK no fcnlder.nir Iber ro. t.u fulii niram im.

tn'lrr ami r'rr lima tlvy would to vrm liny for riil'lrrinir, and ha.a morn ti ajh ni'imrii than err takos III Ills i.J.t. SUA AUCAllU JCft LU1V Uo. Wttlrb CW FMl.rlM, Tbll. l.tiulraltil J.iur. 1 sud fc.JkUi.t Mal.a Ceaarfl suw 0 IMPROVED TRACTION ENGINE Witter without ICevrratnKflear, 10, 1 and 14 Home Power, Hullt by RUSSELL Massillon, 0.

binrvniEna THE NEW MASSILLON 4. SO. 00 and SO link Orllndera. built br RUSSELL Massillon, 0., And sold by rrllablo ilralers overjMhere. Send foj circulars and aaVrua or uvurt.it Aeeut.

Nmu iblt larr. Also Hay Stato EnRlnes, Itoile're, Ssw Mills, all kinds of Agricultural Implements, Plows, Uultlritors, Hell Illiide's, Ilea peri anil Mmr Tedders, Puutl's Hay l.nader, Wan-nna, Duggles and Oarrlagrs. Also acont for J. W.l'enfleld'a Tile ami llrlck Machine. aire me a call before bujlng eUonliare, FEED.

HILLABRAND, Front Street, Perryaburg, Obio. PERRYSBURG MARKET, cobkbotsd nr k. xiuasBunv Abrll 11, 1884. Wheat S545100 Corn 100 Ibi.i 00c do shelled. .45 60o Dressed Reef.

Pork bo', $20 0 22 Rggs 12K Flour bblS8 00Q7 00 Oats 35o Ht 65o Clnveraeed tf bu 5 60 OhlokansijHb.iBV 0 TnrkenV Ho Deans. navv 12 26 IH i-oota Applet bu 7So Drlnd Btf fu vtJt If ft, 2S737. -mfi TheBestinthiWsfld if Lard llo 80 llulter. "18(3 30c LOCAL MATTERS. ralronlie Flnkbelntr.

Tin Ladies' Centennial Society hold tlieir next social at lliollall, on Friday evening next, April 18lh. All nro inylted. A cerreipondent of Iho Evening Be saya thoy lud three ttekela in the field In Washington township, a disgraceful election, and they wore glad the nay had passed by. 0 Easter Cards nt FiNitwciNEn's. Mr.

A. M. Wilson, of Toledo, will preach nt tho Wnlnut Street Church on Sabbnlh next, nt the usual hours of holding service. Mr. Fred IllllabraniJ has set up and put In operation one of (he IJuekeys I.nwdown Hind ers, which looks as though II would be a httte daisy In the golden wbeat field.

A largo Stock of Wall Taper and Decoration, at A. II. CirAMFMDV'S, Our Tillage Council will hold a special meeting to-morrow to quallfytbe newly elected mombers and te turn orer the business to the new command, The Ladies' Aid Society of the II. E. Ghurclwlll hold their next social at tho par.

lors of the church on next Friday erenlngi ADtll 18th. A cordial inTllallon Is extended to all. Bargains In Family Illlilcn at FiNKnEiNr.n's. The County Commissioners decided at their session this week, to not act upon any aliecp olalms hereafter except nt their regular sessions, September and December. The Auditor calls a meeting of the Township Assessors at his office on next Tuesday, April ISth.

Aesessors aro required to lake with them a elrllflcate Irom tho Township Clerk to show that they bare given bonds to the acceptance of the Trustees We cull tlio attention of our readers to Hie Eye 11 ml Ear card In tliln iauo. Dr. Groom! is one of tlio lending eculinls and ntiriRtH in thin country ami as such to recommend him to tlio public. The Irish Barrister would make a good bull-dozer for a Southern Stales election pre cinct. Ue uses very convincing arguments to convince tbe voter that it is hU "duty" to vote for him.

We will present some thoughts on this sniiject aa ue can had time and space In the luture. U.L.CmikandCbaileal'eckbad a little mill of their own on Tuesday ercniug, and enn-alderble claret was spilled. Peck claims thai his head was cut uith a stone and had a warrant Issued fur Cook. Ititrowitiit nf the election, and there are mimemuj heart burnings over this spilng'a campnigu. Cliaxe'i Ileccipt iloolc nt Finkukinkr's.

"Sir Jnmen" is the coming limse for the next two nnd Inilf 111 uillis at Uoacli-tnu ami vicinity. Si-e advertisement else-where, nlao billa, and Ida" full putticiilars Fee Mr. John Srhwliui, near Ito.iclilon. School Hooka and Supplies, at A. U.CHAMrjitY's.

Many In nur village nh'i hare fell the necesiitty, Irum sickness and idher causes, nill read nith rcgrvt that the little band of cheeiful norkers in their behalf have disbanded their organization. The 1 .1. lies' Auxiliary Society and Ladien Uenerolent Society hate labored faithriillT nnd acctiinplli.he'1 a vast amount of giod and ibis too, with a rery smalt ainuuut of financial aid. C. I.

Wager' Official Railroad Guide, for April, on our I able, ntul irtentx a nc.it ami icrr cuiiiciiicnt appearance, it giica time tiiblei1, lalia nf f.ue, distnnccf', popiilatiuu of etc, levi'til mill issued muiillily. Price 10 (iiiIk. or 1 per yetr. bend nnd get anmple copy. New Mock of Shirt, ('ullius nnd Cuffs, just in, ut IIiuI'b Hair Renewer renew fl, cleanses, brighten, and iiivignraici Hie hair, and restore or grey linlr to ila 11 1 color mill lustre.

People wittt grey iinir prefer to ue tlio Renewer, rntlirr tlmn proclaim to tliu world, through their blenched luck, that lliey nic becoming ngtd, niul 1'asning on to iltcuy. School Bcoks iiiitl Slntlonnry, nt A. K. CiitiirxhY'r. Mr.

W. C. Thayer lias issued bills fur a public mlv Ht hi rcxidciice, four miles Miulli of Perreburg, aril tluee fouill.nol a mile wtet of the plunk road, which is to Hike place iiiiTliiirmUy, April 17. Three wink liors-i', cow, waguiiii mnl faun luiple incntB gincrally mil be fold on nine monllia lime. Uurgaiiisiit iietrspiing Hnla nnd Caps lit I'lKKIiKISKIt's'.

See new Rilvcitijeiuiinl of the Cum mon S'enne Milk in iinuther column, mnl be caiefiil Mint ou dnnul sit down in Ihc alrniuer, iih nc mine ncr ilome; ut liist sight. It will 111 ike 11 splendid malic for 11 kifhin; cow In shy 11 hunt at, but bhaiug to cieiy milk mnid wlui liaa a gentle cow Hinl llic iivolirinpoU to bold tbe ni.iiliiue ilnnii. Tlie slniiip on llic ciiiclupe llut ciin-eud Jiidgu Cuok'i. letter fioni Alevnn-drlu, Ilgypl, In Ibc JouiiN.M. tl.U week, inula na follow: "Cook's Tour.

Chief Office Ludgiite Cirrus, Iindun," From this we are left In infer, at leist, Unit he bus struck job. Tho utcrUge buy will itch liia arrival in Perryiburg null no nmfll degree of nnxlely. Fur Salt. A good second-hand open Iluggy, Fiskdeixeb. If the cxpedtlinn to be sent out In search tbe niisaiug members of Hie Jculiiielte expedition will anil around this way, ire will have a while, bear mid a few pen I painted and stink up among tlia surplus ice on Ibe Islands, and it will nave llicin tlio trouble ami expense of the Iriji lo tbe north pule, and aim the cxpenBn ol currying Hlung tbclr coffin, Tho little diitclimsn on the comer will nlao give you Jliirgalna in Pictures, Frames.

Jewelry, Album, Honks, Schuol liooku, Notions nnd Fancy goods. Mr. Henry Halm saya our portrait of Blainarck is not correct, at leait as he saw him about thirty years Ho says lie Prince had no hair on his head, only a few BCiittercd bristles on his upper lip, and had hair on his tongue, Henry don't blame the fleimnns (or leaving Germany, and saya Wo have places 'or them in Amerlcai nnd upon the suggestion that we could make Trustees out of them, said "yes, the newly Imported ones, but those who came ovei twenty-five or thirty jeara ago had to take a buck scat." Remember that Finkbelner is not very large but Is very lively and will duplicate any Toledo prices, Down Agnln. Foreign pssango from Bremen lo Unltlmoie, $18. Fmm Now Yaik to England nnd Scotland, $21, Hanson, Agent.

Seed rotntoes. I have for talc the Berbank Seedling, Clark's No. One, and evcriil other varteller also choice onion teed, by the pound or ounce. Iw8 lIuoici.KY Johnson. IVnntefl.

A go ed Blacksmith lo fit out and run a shop at Lime Cily, Wood coun. ty, Ohio. The stone quarry at that place will afford (urge amount ot work to a goad mechanic. Address, H. Bawveb, 42 Madison Toledo, O.

i.AWlSS'r II Mr. Chas. Eaton, of Toledo, was In town on business Wednesday. Hiss Nellie Geti, of Toledo, ll the guest of her cousin, Miss Ida Gelt, thrs week. Miss Ollie Roltton, of Howling Green, Is ths gueal of her sister, Mrs.

Samuel Ilradbrook, this week. Miss Minnie Uloomflcld has mads ber ar rangements In spend tbs summer In Howling ureen, Mr. Fred D. Dodge returned homo from York SUte on Tuesday evening, and we aro pleased to say somewhat Improved in hoallh. Mr.

Mark Palmer, who has been engaged on the farm with Mr. Wm, Crook, near flaltlo Creek, Mich returned to Perryiburg list week. Mr. A. W.Rudu1ph,of the Sealiatl, came over to Perryiburg on Monday to escape the exciting election contest orer park and antl-pirk at borne.

Mrs, A. M. Gelz had a severe atlaet of heart dlseaie on Sunday, and has been confined to her bed since, but Is convalescing and expects to beoutagaln Inn few days. Mr. Wm.

Crook removed his family back from Bailie Creek, la hit borne in Ter-rysburg list week. Ha says be can rent cheaper than be can farm It himself. Mr. James F. Stubbs returned home on Sat.

urday from Uattlo tlroek, Mich, where be has been receiving medical treatment for some weeks past. He baa somewhat Improved in health, but Is quite feeble jet. Trn'go loTledo but slay nt home and save from GOo to $.1 by buying Huts, and Cnpaof your homd merchant, Fmk-heliicr, the litllodiitcliuian on the corner. 0 riled Wabash Company, In selecting their officers for the sea. son ollflSl, have promoted Capt.

Uenry Root to the command of the tluntll Sojt, one of tbe. largest boats In their line, and Capt, Frank A Wetmorelo the command sf the A.T. op-linii Cspl. Hoot hasenmmanded the llopkint for three sessons, with Capt. Wetmore as First Mate, and their promotion speaks well for their aDimyananaciity.

There la no little responsibility attached to tho command of one of those large propellers. -School Bonk, Slates and School Sup. piles, at Finkbeiner's, Grand Honk Ladder Unll. The newly organized Hook A Ladder Co, linvo circulated bills extensively at home and surrounding tuwns for their grand ballon next Tuesday evening, April 16th. The boys hnvo organized a geod, acllvo working company, and ilcfire to at least partially uniform themselves.

As the corpo. ration treasury Is not in condition to help them lu this respect at present, the ball is given far that purpose, nnd aa the object is 11 lauuuiiie one the imys should be given a niieriil patronage. II you can go give mem nan Hollar anyway. Huy Hals, Cnp. Shirts, Collars, CnfT, ilea, ilow, Mispender, Hosiery, and Gents' Furnishing Goods.

FlHKBEiKcn. Another Snd Cnio of Suicide. Mrs. N.I!. 1'latner, ho resides some two miles toutb of Haskina, committed suicide on Monday morning by cutting her throat with a razor.

She repared breakfast as usual on Monday morning for the family, consisting of husband and four children, after which the husband took a load of lumber to Haskina and the eldest boy went to school. On Mr. Platner's return H-oni llaskins be found his wife missing, and in hia aearch entered an unoccupied building across the road from his residence where he found the lifeless form of bis wife Iring in a pool nf blood and a razor br ber side. It was a honlhla tight for tbe afflicted husband, and he at once notified his neighbors. An inquest was held 011 Tiics lay, ll seems that Ihe unfortunate woman was subject to spells of insanity, which would last for weeka at a time.

The deceased was about 40 years of age. The afflicted lamilr have tbe ajmpathy of the entire neighborhood. THE ELUCTION. The results of the election Monday, especially in the cities, shows considerable Republican gains. In Toledo, Cleveland and Culumbus the Republicans hareanade decided tains, The Cincinnati Enjnirtr attributes this to the failure of Hie Legislature to grasp the situation on the liquor question, and calls upon that body lo keep its pledges with the liquor Interests.

We hare space only for the net results in Perryburg Township and Cnrrmratiou. It ia a miied result, partly in the Interest of reform and good gorerument and partly tbe reverse of tbU: TOWhSUIP. Trustees-Frank II. Thompson, (R.) Fred llillcr, (D.) Lewis lteilzel. Clcik George Strain.

(It Treasurer George Wiltmann, iD.) Askeasor WmiLInlnger, (U.) JuMlceof tbe Peace S. Curtis (D.) S. Constables -Geo. Crook, (D), Peter Buck-house, (D), Jacob Arts, (D). roRi-oiuTlou.

Mayor Fred Ycaccr. (R.) Coiincllnieii 1). K. Ibdlenbeck, R), Jan. O.

11 Thomas Meehan, (D.) (llerk-S. II. Wentcoit. (I).) Treasurer Fred C. Uberly, (R.l h.

Fink. Cemetery Trustees Fled Schnind, (R), M. MeCaulev, (I).) H.nf W. M. Gen.

Mills, (It.) In the School James II. Pieice and John uranker were the successful candidates. For Jowelrjt Watches nnd UIock ol all, Kind, and Repairing, call on John Zilrfluh, 33 Monroe Street, Toledo, and he will alo keep on I111111I at lite old stnnd in Perryaburg, Clucks, Musical liisrumeiils, Siring, Spectacles, whetu orders lor Kcpiilrlng may tie loll aim an warranted. We publleh a letter in this issue from Commissioner Jiinhins in reply to the slanderous charges of the Weston correspondent ol the Saitinel, "Item" keep repeating the assertion that a bridge creeled by Mr. JiinMiis a year ago in Weslon coat $7,000.

Mr. Junkiiis ssys it cost less than $3,000 and ho csn produce the figures lo prove it. Having made and repealed the chargo nl dlllereiil times that Iho Poltei bridge had cost $7,000, "Item" must now pioducu Ihe figures lo prove it, or stnnd convicted a wilful and malicious liur. It is most fingulir cotnei-denia that Kveis, or Ihe Wexton ifeiaWniHii (the latter Democrat) ahould not have made the discovery that the taxpayers wore being on Ibis particular bridgo until a year after if wsa completed and 11111II Coinmimloncr Junklns cured reinforcement in (lie Board of Couiinisi'loncii which enabled hi in (oiuove el'ccflvely In Ihe msMer eliding off Ihe wholesale swindle upon Iho (axpaiers which lias been perpetrated upon (hem ye ir after year by (he Sentinel for fen year pa "Can we concede a disregard lu heaven What tho worst perpetrate, or best eudurot" LUCItEV ITEMS, Weather flue and roads Improving. The election passed ofTvery quietly here.

Tbe following nro Ihe names of the sue cesslul candidates Truslecs Frederick Myeis, Samuel Shook. Treasurer II. Myrose, Clerk Dr. Wm, Garner. Justice of the Peace F.

Y. Welling. Assessor Charles Zealng. Constables Harmon RolT, A. V.

Smith. Miss Carrie Master) has found it necessary to add a slock Of millinery good to liei dress making establishment. She Is an energetic and enterprising lady and is meeting with marked success lien. Mxllie, HH ALL FOR SVTKF.T CHARITY. The Iinitles Anxlllnrr Society nun Lnetlcat Itellef Nocleiy, Accomplish Their mission nnd Adjourn Without Date, III response ta a call Issued by Wolford Post, A.

sevcsnl ladlea ol Forrys burg mot at Grand Army Hall, Jan. 28, 1883, and organized a society to be known as the Lidles Auxiliary Society, WoUord Post, and a constitution and by-laws were adopted. At this first meeting, the following odl- cera wcro elected Mrs. bi. B.

Price, Pres ident; Mrs. Finkbelner, V. Mrs. J. S.

Ellis, Treai. i Mrs. P. Avcrlll, Scc'y. At a meeting held Feb.

2d by special invitation, a number st ladles from Forsyth Post, Auxiliary Society, Toledo, were present and gave Inctructions regarding the mannor ol conducting meetings, which proved ol great benefit to this new organi zation. At a called meeting, held Feb. 9th, Iho secretary reported tho receipts of $25 from Wolford Poit, to lo expended for tho relict soldiers families. An executive committee and visiting committee were appointed, and arrangements were made for the holding el an entertainment, for the benefit ot the reltet fund, tho result of which was a social Feb. 22d, which netted $17.07.

A series of entertainments weie held April 5,0 and 7, for the benefit of the Monumental fund, which netted $100 tor that fund, and $21.72 for the Relief fund. Tlio young Indies com poping tho "Broom Brigade," who aided in theao entertainments, were made members nf the Society. At a called meeting, May lltb, arrange mcntH were insole for 11 proper ob-ervence of Memoiml day, In connection with Wolford Post, and citizens generally. An hii-propriale piogramme was arranged, which was properly carried out on May 30th. The Indies of the Society being mixious to do all in their power lo aid in the erection ol a monument in honor of our fallen their regular meeting on the first Friday In June, decided to hold a Strawberry Festival the latter pait of the mouth, tbe proceeds to bu given to the Monumental Fund.

Again were their efforts crowned with success, the net proceeds being $55 37. During the summer months, the means which hud been obtained for the purpose Was expended in relieving the wants ot a number ot soldiers families, and much comfort and aid was rendered them by the committies appointed to visit them. At the regular meeting in November, it was found that winter had set in unusually early and severe, and that there was iliucb aufi'eringin Ibe coinunity in consequence among worthy families not immediately connected wtth the soldiers of the late war. In consideration of (his fact, a new society was formed within and yet entirely independent of the Ladies' Aux. illary Society, to engage in a general work of charity.

It was known as the "Ladies Benevolent With no money in the treasury, all the Society aimed to do, was to clothe the poor children of our town. Committees were at enne appointed to canvass the town thoroughly for contributions ol clothing, nnd the citizens nobly responded. Indeed so graciously and bnunlilully did they respond, that at tills first meeting, nineteen children left the hall with glad and smiling- faces, heartfelt thanks, and a bundle of neatly fitted clothing. A call had been issued lo all the children who were needy to come, but at the liisl meeting, more came thsneouid be supplied with fitted clothing; so these little disappointed ones wete asked lo come again. The pressing need of these children was so urgent that another meeting was appointed lor the same week, nt which ten mora children were lilted with good, com furtabte clothing, and ten more hearts made happy.

Thin tho good work went on, unlit allUie clothing, so kindly supplied, is riiapd of, and all the needy one, wholly or partially clothed. In disponing of some ol this clothing, our visiting committees found, in some of these homes, grim won: nnd destitution, and yet no means to relieve it. In this piessing emergency, us by the hand of God, came a contribution nf $15 from Iho "Mission Ulenuers," of the Presbyterian Sunday ftchool, which wib gratefully and thankfully received. On Christmas night the same Sunday School presented ihe Society witli $0 more, which was followed by a Sunday School collection of S7, a total of $31 from these cheerful civers. immediately were the hungry fed, the freizing supplied with wood, and the barefooted ones fnruislied with strong new shoes.

Could these doners huve seen the tears of gratitude, mid heard the heart-felt thanks, how limply would they have felt repaid. In addition lo this, $2 25 was contributed by the German M. E. Sunday School, for which the Society's sincere thanks were tendered. This amount, together with $3 30 from other kind friends, cimo just as the fimt amount wub expended and a few necessaiies were needed for sick and suffering ones.

Thus has the good work been ncconi-plislied, us with the sanction and blessing of tho Most l'ligli. One after another ol the needy ones have been helped, until nuw, when the wafm, hilglu lays of a spring sun have dispelled the bitter cold id a lung dreary winter, our treasury Is empty mid our work, for the time being, ceuis lo have been accomplished. A a S'Ciety, we first return thanks lo our God, (or so blessing us in times ol dif ficulty, and providing us, through His frnce, with the power ef accomplishing so much with sn little. Our thanks me also due to tho citizens generally fur the mil generosity with which eveiy cull for aid was met! The general summary of what the Ladies' Auxiliary Society has thus fur accomplished, may be summed up as follows: No, ol Soldiers families relieved 5 No. SoldieiH families visited in sickness 3 Amount in Il.ink for Monumental Fund $155 37 Amount rcmulning In Itellef Fund $22 15 At a meeting ol the Society, held oil March 25, 1884, they voted to disband, uud turn over the amount in the Relief Fund, $22.15, to Wolford Post Relief Fund, Rerpectlully Submitted, Mrs.

J. I. Avehill, Seu'y. The following are the receipts nnd disbursements ut the Ladies' Benevolent Society KKCEirTS. $15 00 0 00 7 00 2 26 3 3G Total $3G 01 DISDUrtSEMBKTS.

Ten pairs of slioes $11 00 Six sacks (iffiuur 50 Six loads ut wood 13 25 Potatoes, meal, tea, lice, do) v. 5 80 Total $30 Gl Report of the Treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary Society nl Wo I To id Posl, for the year ending Feb. 1, 1884 18S3. UKI.IEF FUND lltCEIITS. Feb.

0 $25 00 UlSnUnSKUKNTS. Mel. 1, $5 00 Ap'13 5 00 Apt -M, June 1, June 1, July 0, July 0 Deo. 4 Deo. 22 To balance on 1 25 1 00 6 60 2 50 2 32 60 1 50 43 HE 'Total $25 00 $25 00 1883.

MONUMENTAL FUND ltECEIPIS. May 10, TosuiBUiilfromSeo'y, $12172 July 10, To amount from Seo'y, 66 37 Total receipt $177 00 Respectfully Submitted, Mrs, Ellis, Ticob, Tfuntrd. To buy agood fresh milch Cow. Inquire ot Wm Crootc, Pirrysburg For SAle. W.

i N. W. sec. 31 Liber-ly tcrea. N.

L. Haksoh, Receiver. For Rent. New nnek Dwelling on Front Street. If.

L. Hanson, Agent. Fur Snlo. 4131-100 acres, one halt mile below Perrysburg, river tract 04, elc. N.

L. Hanson, Agent. For Snlo. 200 acres, ono mile above Fort Meigs, river iract 01, etc. N.

L. Hanson, Agent. For Snlo or Rent XIII1 and Lumber Yard, on dock, at i'crrysbuig. N. L.

IUnsoN, Receiver. Commissioner Junkiiis is. Item." Editor PERrtY8Duno Permit mo lo correct nil error published in the Wood County Seniind, by "Item," the Woiion correspondent, which lie has published tho second or third time, viz: that the Poller bridge cot $7,000. It cost less than $3,000, and I can produce Ihe figures to prove it. Also another misrepresentation, that I only employed few of the many (cams wailing fur the work when I found that my own teams could not get tho stone thero as fast as Richaidwn (tlio contractor) wanted them lu reply I would say that I did not put my teams on the wotk until a good portion of the stone were drswn for Iho bridge, and it wss only in consideration ol the emergency or the case III nl I put them on nt nil.

There was only a few days at a tune when the work was being done that Ihe mad were lu condition lo draw, a it was late In tho season and a very wet full. I put nl! the teams on that I knew ot that I could procure when Ihe roads wcro in a condition to drnw lit advantage. In order to set "Item" right as Is the teams that were employed 011 tbe work, I will give 11 list of the men who were em ployed with learns: W. Uiown, Win. Kerr.

J. Hochmcr, W. L. Rusa, W. II.

Totter, E. W. Junkiiis, and two teams of my own. "Item" aiya I had two teams and a hnlf. It Is a likely story thnl I would put a half a team to drawing stone.

"Item" also makes veiy bad quotations from the Ohio I think he Is nbout sb well pnslcd In law na he I in anatomy. IIisqiioliilionsnre.ua follow; "That no Cinninissioiicr shall have any parlor portion in any contract or on any public work." There is no section or clause in the Chin Statutes Hint reads ko. A portion of Sec. No. 856 ol Ilia Revised Statute nl Ihe Stole ot Ohio leads; "No Commissioner shall directly or indirectly be concerned in nny contract for work to be done or material to lie furnished for the county." "Item" thinks 1 have violated the law by putting my team lo drawing stono fur budge to siilfit-i-nt extent to invite tho penalty, nnd he does not see why I should not bu iiiosecntul.

All I have In say to him is, to ptoceed with the proBcciition. He will find me at home or somewhere in the county. I would further say that under similar circumstances I would do the same thing again. S. K.

JUNKINS, IN MEMO Ul AM. LADD. At her home in Perrysburg, Wednesday, Auill 1st, 1884, Mrs. Eloisi: C. Lado, widow of Judge David Laud, in the 70th year of her ore.

We copy thu lollowing biographical sketch ot this most estimable lady as pre pared for the Toledo Jffce The deceased, whose maiden name was Miss Eloiso C. Bacon, was born in Line. bi.ro, Berkshire county, Mass. August 1G. 1814.

and at the lime of her death whs in her 70th year. She was niiirrhd at the age of 20, to David Ladd, nl Tivnluii, Oneida county, N. October 19, 1840 The newly mniried pair immediate! took up tlieir residence at Perryahurg, where they continued In reside iiuiil the time ol their deiith, Mr. Lidd died May 4, 1850. The result of the union nn three children Loiiisu wife of W.

V. Price, of Wnudville, O. Anna, who lived with her mother, and Theodore S. who died ot St. Paul, Minn, August 17, 1875.

Mis. Liiid's lung le-idence in this community number her among the respected pioneers of the Vulley. She was a woman of exemplary character and sterling worth, beloicd by all who knew her, and her lu.s will be keenly felt by 11 large urcle ot friend. A physician was liisl called to attend her in her Insl IIIiivhs, ten weeks slt.ee; a week ago she was taken with 11 congestive chill, from the effect of which she never recovered. Judge Ladd was I lie father, by a former wife, of Mrs.

A. Ruby, wife uf Capt. C. C. Roby, who with lb Jir dnughter Ahby, were the victims ol that terrible disistei which uccured on Like Erie thirty four years ago in the burning uf ihe slenuei Uillfitli.

The death of Mr. Ladd call lo mind the tragic fate of these other members of the family, and Ihe following incidents of the burning ol Captain Ruby's steamer Griffith, will be rend with iuteiesi in this connection. Thej nrcillleil from an account given In the Full Meigs Jle-xxille, June 22, 1850, thou published nt Perrysl urg. Thu CJrilfilh left nnlTiln Sunday mori-ing nl 11 o'clock, June 10, 1850, and on Monday morning, lust before daylight near the mouth nf Ciiagrin river, the lire was discovert il. An 11 1 tempt win made tu extinguish the II mies, but not proving sue-les-afiilgCapt.

Rihy unlvred tlia Imal to head lor shore, llireo mile illslant, When under full headway uud wiiliiii half 11 mile Irom sheie, Hie tio.it struck on 11 iir, anil the inline almost enveloped the bo it. An attempt to swim lo theshorc was the onlv hone uf eBcime. Cud. Roby obseivcd ere it coolness, hud in hi apparent desiro tu secure the mleiy 01 too crow ami passengers, mid pmticiilarly of his uwu funil Iv.uiiuears liardlv to have thought of hinl self, lie requested Donovan, tho stewaid, lu save Ins Utile diiugli er, who plunged into thu Like with lier, but was unable 10 sustain her. Mis.

Roby became ahiiual frantic nt the si 'lit ot her ilaiiglitcr fink lug after such struggling to save her. Silting iipos the outside. 01 ilia railing anil holding fast to II till the llumca were ready lo devour her, Cupl. Roby pushed liei Into the Inku and lumped In after her. The bodies of Captain Roby, his wife and child were brought to Perrysburg on Wednesday following tho disaster.

The bodies of Captain Ruby's mother, Mrs. Alice Wilkinson and the Utile, daughter of Mr. Ii-ruel Cliuniplon were taken tu Mau-meo City, Ths funeral riles were observed In Mauiuce, in Ihe forenoon (if that day, anil those uf Captain Koliy and Ills lamliy In Perrysburg, ill Ihe afternoon. These were deposited in olio common grave. Captain Roby was married In 1830, and In thai year wu'i a cleik far Gen.

Hunt; afterward wsastewurd on the Commodore Perry, and advanced In that of commander of tbeateaiuer Indiana. In 1849 he hullt the steamboat Wave which run between Toledo and Sandusky Cily. In the spring uf 1850, In company wills Mr. Stud-Iford, of Moiuoe, he purchased the Griffith, if which vessel he look command and wus returning on the first Hiiffilo, when the sad ilia iler uictlireil which ended Ihe career of himself uud family and "siores of others. The litxxWe says "Mrs, Amelia Roby was tho daughter ol Jinluo I) mil Lulu She, in 11 very remurkablH degree, posaes-ed thin temperament mid those virtues whhb go lo perfect Ihe fiuinle tliuriicler.

retiring, chuilluble, uHectlonalo lo fi lend, and benevolent to the poor, to wlmse wants her hand were ever open, she will long be remembered." 3 DOCTOR GROUND, Eye Ear ttUUGKOIV. Will visit any pari or tno couu try to perform op eratlous, etc. 140 Summit Street, Toledo, 0, Ui Ij I For Rent House. Lot md Ham. on Silt Street.

Inquire t.t Wm. SciiLEcr. On March 8. round fold Rvv Batten, with raised letter "II." Ona dolt, larreward'will be nald on leuvlne Ihe same with Hr, G. W.

Albert. for Sills. 1C0 acre of land. In Butler county, Kansas 80 ncrci Improved, and Hat farm resilience at a baigaln. C.

riNicuEiNnn. Mncrnmn Iiiioe. AnV nna deslrine- In learn the sit of Mnrriiu'o Lace making. will do well to inillfv Miss Laura Chillier ol the fart. See samples at l'oatollice.

Drup postal for Infurinnllnu. Seed Corn. Mr. Jus. Dmitnacn ban a good article of seed corn, thoroughly 11-neued, which has been tested by sprouting.

Samples nnd pitcociu lie seen and obtained at L. Kingsbury's grocery stole. 43-2m For Snlo. A desirable tract of 14 acres of outdots, on the Flats, excellent laud for gardening purposes; also 12 acres near Ihe pike, known as Norton's Hlona quarry. Perms part down and balance In nnvinenf.

Iuquiie ut F. D. Holleiibeck, 'or Will Norton, Hanovkh, 0 Feb. 18, 1884. After havl ig lung fever and Pneumonia I had a dreadful cough nnd could not sleep at night.

The doctor told me I had Con. sumption and would die. I have taken aix battles Pi's Cure and my cough Is entirely gone and 1 am well as ever. Kmemnk Form. Hny, Hurley nnd Outs Tor Snlo.

I have, largo amount of good Clover and Timothy Hay; nlao Wisconsin Six. row Barley, nnd a largo amount of Rtiasiah White Oita for anient the Juinbi) Burn near Roaclilnu. Parties desiring seed oats or seed barley will do well In cull early. 50J Hen. Sciialler.

Family Flour. Mr. C. Q. Johnson who ha lately liecoinn a resident here, whose Flnuriug Mill is in Michigan, has established a Depot for Ihe Balenf his flour at the Store of E.

L. KINGSBURY, where a supply nf Family and Patent Flour will ne kept, ihe puniio are rcspectlully in vlted to givo Ihe Flour a Irish If BUSINESS NOTICES. or Hoots Shoes at Tanners Shoe House, 205 Summit Toledo, O. On Account uf Itonlnvnl We will sell every dollui's worth of Boots blines ntcost or the next CO days. Geo.

Tanner Summit St. Toledo, (In to tlio Closing Out Snlo nf Tanner Son, 205 Summit St. Toledo, for your spring boots shoes. SIR JAMES, A thorough bred Purchernn Stallion, will be kept for Die improrem-nt nf sbick this season al the stable of V.Schwind. four miles south nest uf Perrysburg.

For particulars see bills or call on proprietor, Joun ScnwiUD.Itnachton, I'liai. IwlU 69 SUMMIT STREET, Are now opening an elegant stock of new Illtx 000D3 In uve-y Diparlnicnt. Dou't an 10 see our inauninccnt stock or I1LACK and COI.ORHU OASIIIMGItES, SILKS, before purcuaeing e'auwnere O'BRIEN CONNELLY. CO -ml W. H.

HOLLENBEOK, DEALER IN i PERRYSTJBRG, OHIO Knowint: tlio wants of tho Fanners I have put in a full line of Implo monts nf the Lost make nnd finish Al Implements guaranteed. I SELL THT3 ELEVATOR TWINE BINDER, the lightest and easiest Draft Hinder made. Weight, 1,370 lbs. I SELL TPIE lirs fe Sown Binder. which is a beautv, and beats the world for simplicity, durability and good work.

Weight, 1,000 lbs. -THE- Empire Reaper Mowers aro unexcelled for durability, easy draft and good work, and need only to be tried to bo oonvinced that they are tho Machines to buy. -THE- Mishawaka Sulky Plow can't bo boat, also tho band plows. -THE- HOLINE SCOTCH CLIPPER HAND PLOW, is just what tho namo signifies a 'Clipper." -THE- Thomas Sulky Hay Rake is known tho country oror as tlio host Hay Uiko midu. I also noil the HUBER REVOLVING RAKE whioh is No.

1. I also keop a full lino orOVl.Tl-VATORS, HAUHOWS, SUKDKUS, 0UTTKR3 and SOllAPKUS all I kodp full lino of It.epulr.1 fur tho above Iuipleiiienta on liund also Plow Points, Handles, Chill and sco tno mnl ho oonviucud that I huvo tho l.truost and most oomploto atook of Iutplouiouts uver offered for sulo in thin intrkct. I buy my lniplemunta direct from the ManufucturerB, and cnti soil hh ohnp as Toledo or any other murkot. Cull aud nee mo uud bo cuuviueoil. OOmii Ora I Com InEiils, lusiaijijawsrr SIMS LliiaUMaSMUMUailWLUJSJU' iakbi.

-I will nII you the beat BOOTS and In Hie Ituul lor tliu MUST MOSEV. Come mnl see mo. W. K. SMITH, 47 Summit St.

Toledo, WANTBD-l verj Ru Mill owner 10 kvow that I ijm tho only Practical Saw llanufac-uror In Toledo, nuil have mule, saw maklnc a lltostmtv In all Ila hranel os. All work en-United to 111 care will receive prompt attention and warranted III ovory particular. Address all orders to 1I.IIAHTI.KV. ClalrBt.Toiano.o o. n.

UrarooDEtDES's without Solid Sltcl Now Coulters, with Clamp. Clump. Ask your dealer for them, nr send lo C. H. MOORE'S ED0E TOOL FACTORY, K( St.

Olalr Toledo, Ohio. HOLD ON THERE I What did you ssy I said that you can pet Flrsl-Clnse Cabinet Photos at BABCOCK'S, for 53 00 per dozen. Doynti itudcisiand? 3.1 Mllllllllt Toledo, O. VAN LOO'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO 149 lot Summit O. Old plenties rup'ed and enlarged anil finished In Iudlalnk, Water Color or CM on.

A Visit lo my Studio Earnestly Solicited. 81 Summit Toledo, 0. IS COLSING OUT i ram inn AND- OVERCOATS VERY CHEAP. 47 m2 MCKECKNIE OSWALD PORTRAIT Sgfk. STUDIOS, AMD 819,07 iqq UMSMFE 'Sii? FHOIQGRAFHSRS Toledo, o.

Old Pictures Copied, Enlargod, finished In India Ink, Crayon or Water Colon. t37Elevalar Irom the street. 5 TOM WAGON SCALES, Irou Lavvra, 8lft prtrliif Brui OS.STAHnARD. JONES OF Tr iMtm tna sua box. BSIGHAMTOH and JONtca hi pri thtrlf tat for Ir Prla Llit mtntlna iti'i nnrn4 MrM jonts OF UlBgbunUm, HV School Examiners' Notice.

The meetings of tliu Hoard of Examiners of Wood comity, Ohio, will be held as fullous: UnWlinc Oreen, April 12. 18I. llimllnirUreun, April 25. IHHI. Uracil, May ID, 188! UUI.C.S.

The Inllnwlnrjrulis wlllbeslrictlrenforced: Applicants will be required tu deposit hre cents with the clork for poatngo, Alluxaniinatiuns will LutniuencealO o'clock A. u. and close at 3 r. H. Applicants mut furnish themselves lib pen or pencils, paper will bHiirniahedbt the Hoard.

Applicant will be required lofutnlsh certificates oT ton.l moial character. There aillbo no examination of applicants exce I at regular ineetinga ol Ihe lluaid. No certificate will hereafter be antedated tu oorertlme taught previous In examination. Fire classes of certificates are granted, as follows: Firstclass, valid .10 months; second clsss valid Zlmoiilhsi third class, valid IS months; fourth class, valid 12 months; fifth class, valid months. A first rlasscertlfiestels granted when the applicant's average stsnding in the several brancheaol study is at leasing.

Three years expeiiencein teaching Is required. A aecond-clsss certificate is granted when the applicant's averaga standing la above 9, Two Tearsexperienceinieaciiingisrequiren, A third-class certificate Is granted hen the applicant's arerage standing is above A. One year'aexperleneein teaching Is required. louriU'Ciasa ceruucaie is grameu mien the applicant's average standing Is sbove 7. A fifth-class certificate la granted wbeu the apnlloant'saTersEe standing is not less than 0.

Ills a trial certificate and will be granted only oncelothe same person By order of the Hoard. E. K. HAKNES. Hoard Q.

D. RI'ENCRIl, I of I. N.VANTASHKI, Examiners. Howling Oreen, February 8, 1884. sans to TOSNTXUS or BIKCHAMTON for list of Kcwsnaner Fremlums given with the JONKh SCALE, 5S3 and free l'rlce last ol 'Scales.

g- r.R.vi. Lewis Bliarp. whoso place of residence Is unknown, will take notlcethatClaraBbarpbas filed in tno uonrt or lomruou niss oi oon loumy, Oh'o, lierpclltlonlu an actlou wherein e- la plstutirrand be Is dcreudant, retting forth tbst she is and for more than than a year last past has been a bouailde resident of aln county tnston March tlth, 1880, abo a married to sahl rharp and has ever bean a faithful and obeillunt wifo: that bo baa boon guilty or grus nested ol doty and of exiremoiroelty toward her without lust causu, wneruoiu sue ns'ts io ou iruui hlini nndlhaiaaiilrauao will hefiirhes1 ngon oraf.er April lf. IW lir whh.li date Ibe said Sharp Is required to onawir a v. CLAIIA HIIAItP.

March 7, IKSR-l. PEAB0DYH0TJEL. The Peabody Uolel.i.u tub tlo Olio and a ba rr'l'arihboiilb of Iho Is nowhulnc inllielv riiunileitol, anil uiwiy inr-nlsliel's i aa lo bu one ol iliu finest and most t.la In tho il of I'liltalelohla. 11 liainoharanil Is Hrlctlt a family boue. wlicre ladlei and guulli'iuin rail haie all Ihe coiufurta orhniiiore.tieinuutuniliiulctiuleand M't bu in lueiie-irl oftlio illv, coincident lo all places ol aiuiiacmi.uti biisluiaa uud cliurchea.

The houso coittlialtd ull tho Amoriraii and Kuronpati Rlait aatliblruuuia buhi with or ulihout imrrt. ranftln? lnnu rtfiy uti to one dollar pr (luv Itenl. 13lur0 cent. Ueijjymeu lakun W. I'AIKK, D.

Owner. The greatest invention of the age. Women as well 03 men find profit in its ale. Every housewife, will have it, 'or particulars address, Kendall xx6 Ontario Cleveland, Ohio. mnw lor lif JOURNAL JOSH DAIBER.

EriZIidaUiSBiflMMS' -iii Wanted WUUBJ RELIABLE SEUF-CUBG. Aj flli ravaertptlan erqira ef A Er mi real lor jryHwsTnOwt, Mirta DA. WAJ1D Uwistsitt, Wo, PATENTS! frUrW of the fluajii'iria AwratoAK. eon. Ilnus to sot ssBollelinrs tor l'atsnta, Otmis, Trade Vurfs.

Oonirlshts. tor Uis UratecTBuae danaSJ EoBland, France, Ucrmsnr. etc. lUndbsoVabcn .2 hlrtKr.V XBrUBO. rMentaoMalnMthrouahMUNjrc.sc4 In the PPiKVTino AHcniOAH, the largest, beat, ami roost wtdelrclrorilatod MlenUflo rr.

ttsrja xer Weoklr. Snienma snaravlnrs and InUrestliui Id. formation. Bnoclmon oopr of tnn Hcienilflo Amev Amiuioam otneo, al Broadway, ifew fork. "IIISTORr IS THE BCTTEfl HALF el KROWLEOfiC lFiilciiiJiiroctorsnipiieii's nan Worse AAL ll OF THE WORLD.

llulurynr Ancient Sen Irlffht Hlitory or Modern nnvnl TlnttUt Tutorial UJutorr of ArohlUeture GrPlliUCiiptionsQf vincible Armada. Ukt.rt,Kit Httifr.ilotillt Hpy, Alfumdr), aa mmy oiheri. Thw Utm and Wurkof Uirlft.l)rake. Ilowt. Kplion.rjiul Jonei.Ifrrr Knrrairuts inl mher rUvnl tUmtvarivl 8 a Flchlra.

no oiiitruoou ihiiiit innKiinsi raTvrmuati nnia i tPCOtd and to tiff and nindlr UntMTO UMMTCIlLIBERALCDMUlSSIOttS. HULI1IO I -Ut script ion tndurmifr J.C,.McC(rniVA'CO..IMUlad,a,Paw Onohiaiitlful Oil Chromu with livery Can. D. Langell's Asthma and" liavjncRtnmnicu ao yeara between life ami Mill. ASTHMA or rjomiK-Uctl, dvirinir the last Are year nf my illnea to sit on my chair day unrt nfffht pisplnR for breath my ur-ferinKi era bc ond description.

In dutmir I exncrimentfd on myself by t-uniouuuiiiR rooti nnu herbs and inhaling tba mcdiciiiuthusoMninid. I fortunate vdIcoverei thi WONDERFUL CURE for ASYHMA and CATARRH.Mnrnintcd to relievo the moat ntub born cnno of ASTIIM A IV FIVB MINUTES, bo tho patient ciin lie down to refit nnd klecp comfortably. Any prH)n not fully satisfied after ii-dnK one-third of a Uix.cjin return tho remainder to tho proprietor ami tbe money will bo refunded, or Hnd mo your nddrcw for trial pack arii rrttt Uf unAftLit. 3irs. w.x, nrn, cars.

Your Great Ilemedy eomplclcly cured me, I mIaIi nil afl.itteiHvilli Ahtlimu and Cutarrh ta Bona for it. ruhllbh Uils fjr tho benenl or the Pliould our drujrcUt not keep tha Itemed ittn bend It by mail on receipt of pric $1.00. ureaie ny an arugciMS. Anurcas 1). I.A.NOCI.I Applccrcck.

Ohio. Gnarantroil Strictly First Tor Iloauly of rin'rb, rtpn tl Ai.tloii, and Thqoortlii i sliticitou Ihcy alsu.1 unrivaLcd. I31ZaAX3 CATALOOVES FBCE. WHITNEY CHGAN CC, Sulo Slaunfji larsra rtoyl OrsanSf THIS MAGNETIC BELT IS WARRANTED TO CUREg Maey ulnip fllkAAautsa without medicine. Pain lloibsH narTiu tirDiliiroiunbaKO.

grcsrui uesiuivr KblUtv. rhruDialUm(nmralIs ueurUif clnllra. aUcav' cal tuu Lluotrv.rplii ill tiUcAe, torpla liter, tunlaul coilswion. liupatmcTi aatlim beari dla eaol tliu Lit. nlsiul truilaialutlft.

linn eaje tlypplft, eonMfpaili (Ion, licrula rupturct cUurrii idle, epUer ia, eonpsflpauon erraipt naiv ions urru umb uru Ujmu Hiuri Tr rinrm a nas wnnnsi wm occurs, lottvltalltTt ltk ofoirvo fore and vlgwt vi nsif Inns M-suLnsusa. nuti ull llitMia dlsisvlisra of a aooal until re, (rout whatever catuo, the cantloi ttiM e. tl a tiaria Di st roam ut Mafootiim terweatlnec through ttt tratoreHtciu tu Isealtbr actloa ft oo at UiU pi-h Tucrauna ADDOUINAL SUPPORTER, is TO THE LADIES! If vou r. -wlln ISruralKla. AtrrvaM -in.

sj. Kr Imo JlatV, Bal.a, Falk InLvf III. tioiub, lueorrliivi nnd I'ltrrallon uri ho WmIi, I.rldcalu "tr. orrbuae.a llowllnff. I'Htarut, KupprcMcS and Ir.

rraulur Alcn.lruullwii, llurrrani'M. anilMMS ski. laUelU.IAppUauc. uud CurlllAwt FoVal'l forms or FruiataDIOutlIMtt is unaw-vaaMKl br aaj tutus' berura Inviotl. both as a cojiojt.

reoftltbrltwiUiUaraelioitbAtterislln. 1 mail un roccitit of prico lu erderi.ur. tvnd niraaur vl waUtnJUorfJio. lisniiu-in-1 reney. acnt JnletUrot ourr I aiiiadalatiOA ThulsiiTnaU)ii Usinneiita ara adaDtedto all ra.arH worn ovr tbe undoi-tloUlntr, (not next ttU(j body HLo taa wttoy Uulvanle uud fcbtrU II mm.

bnc ailverllfd aiv vslraalvflrl nd ahonld fakfia utt at idebt. They hold ihtir iorf gnu rtu arwornatallaMnacr tliyar. "wllrolTrwl iuK MiUNicroN Arri iviua jff iir.aiiu ren ogrtmi sieiiicvx tut cvtkor art txreii bg ett. A wood tr nil if l'atrlolltm ami Valor. Lhat 111 tr tH fi tUri VlnrW iUuritrattil.Clcarlvbii.r.iiT'iiMi itr, pflfrt.

price. a. stilt An. ALL DRUQQ1ST8 SELL IT. Mm nm mmtmmmm Ui TJ 'Wto i i jMl 5 dSaWlSllfflHHi (SNslswaKlawaWaWaWil KxBan.llon,UTiip,lilorrim Htadaclii.

orlulj (iti, Vrak A.LI", orhwollrn Vfcl. an AkCoialaal Mil nd a pair ol MemUo Hf lirlej nil lliwo roaipllnt. Jlw rarrr a IMWiirlul uiazaallU fulC ll, UlU Sl Ol Uik 'vi i Jk, :aj.ll-.v -ir 4, 1 4.H?lsrH.. iAiit- jt Ji..