Perrysburg Journal from Perrysburg, Ohio • Page 1

THE PERRYSBURG i PL.L.-ED, BLUE, Publisher. PERBYSBUBG, WOOD 00 0 FEIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1902, Sl.OOLN ADVAl-NO. 27 GOOD DAIRY Pays ioo per i United States workers. Milk testers, churns oi all kinds SELL-; dairy supplies generally. The Visit Out Tent at Bowling Qreen Fair.

SALE OF BULGES At Special Low Prices. The Perrysburg Injplenjent 60. Will sell Top Buggies from $40.00 up. A Full General line of Agricultural Implements Always in Stock. JjBTWMtQ JPBHItYNIltllCO CHAIN JIAIIKET.

Tho followlnsc prices arc paid liy Churchill for grain delivered to the I'crrysburR elector. Marietcorrectcd every week bvO. L. Mmlrir. hct-KMl rav Tieat-Whlto C- Itl 271' orn car orn a helled EUKVIIUtlKli l'l(H I'AIU IO Teiicd Beet ard per luo in nc C8 to 3C4C Itcera (Htc) Salvestdrcssed).

TldTeS (ltTCI 4 tow; to 03Vic 7 to SKc ork. cer 17 CO to SIX 00 s.8 no to CO ,57.50 toSS or larcaiea, Co I.lilckens. pcrlb. (live) Uhlekens (dressed) 9 10 10c II to ISc to ho 10U 12Hc -Jo to 6JC0 "Z- Cu 45c ai: 1 100 II 65 fcnlckens (old) live IJntckcns (old) irkeys (dressed) per lb nrkeys (llvei Ducks (dressed) (lire) Pots svples. per ou Butter I Flour, per bbl.

Beans iThe Toledo, Bowling Greon Fremont HA1LWAY COMPANY. ICara leave Porrysburg for Dow. Green am S.14 8.58 12.42 4.26 8.10 a 6.10 9.64 1.38 5.22 000 a 7.00 10.60 in 2.34 0.18 10.02 a 8.02 11.40 3.30 7.14 10.68 The Toledo Maumee Valley Rr. Oo Leaving Toledo Leaving ilaumeo West I East So'th I N'th A.M. 6 nil T2C.

8 16 9 12 ions! 11 04' P.M.' Hull' 12 Ml A.M. 6 8ti 66J 7 48 8 44 9 40 10 S6 11 32 P.M. 12 23 1 21 20 3 16 4 12 5 1'S 6 04 7 00 7 R0 8S 9 48 10 44 11 40 A.M. A.M. ft 12 003 6 S3 7 65 8 51 9 47 10 43 11 39 P.M.

a 1 31 2 27 3 23 4 19 5 15 11 7 07 8 03 8 59 9T5 10 51 7 IS 8 09 9 0S 10 01 10 57 11 A3 P.M. 12 19 1 45 2 41 3 37 4 31 5 29 625 7 21 8 IT 9 13 10 09 11 05 12 01 1 62 4 48 3 41 4 40 6 36 6 32 7 28 8 24 9 20 10 16 12 UntJundays first car leaves two trips later In mormrig. C. H. Jc D.

K. Card, Trains pass errysourg North. South. No 12.. 4:46 a.

m. No. 1.... 6:49 am 14. .7:28 6 10:18 2.10:00 6..

1:68 p.m. 13.... 0:50 8. .8:04 All dally except Noi. 1 and 2.

Blroot Car front O. CI D. Uepotnt Jlnclnnutl. AtOInclnnatl the Ilaynilller Electric Street Oar Llneleaves thodlxth street entrance ot tho Depot, running up Sixth Rtrcot to all parts oi tho city. The East End Klcctrlcstarts from tho Filth street entrance, running up Fourth Btreet to all parts o( the city, including the extreme Kast End, passing the 1'cnua.

Button. The Third and Fourth atrcetllorso Car Lino leaves the Filth atroetentranco passing the Central Desot, The Citizens Banking Go. 1802. CAPITAL STOCK, 50,000. JACOB DAVIS, Pr.cs.

AS. O. TROUP, Vice Pros. N. L.

HANSON, Cash, nnd Gon'l Mgr. DIRECTORS: John Pkrrin, David main, Jacob Davis, N. L. Hanson, Frank Powell, D. K.

Holleniieck, C. F. Chapman F. A. Wetmoue, J.

G. Hoffman. Receives deposits, loans money, sells foreign snd domestic oxchango. buys and sells dralis. bonds, coin, notes, murtgaxesand payu interest nUtae deposits.

Leaving (PerrysburB North Bonth A SSt 6 0i 621 S6U 7 20 til 8 It 7 48 12 8 41 10 OS 9 40 11 04 10 36 P. M. 32 12 UO V. K. 12 EG 12 28 1 bl 1 24 2 43 2 20 3 44 3 16 4 40 4 12 86 08 no 04 728 700 8 24 7bC 8 20 8G2 10 16 9 48 11 11 10 44 12 08 11 40 12 36 MACHINERY cent Dividend Annually.

Cream Separators, Butter Hickox, Mull Hill 224 226 Superior Toledo, 0. 22TE3 F. Eugene Rheinfrank, AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW nm s'tio Phone Main 1509. TOLEDO, 0. Frederick G.

Averill, ATTORNEY AND COTJNSELOR-AT-LAW HIS Jspllzer IliiildiiiC, TOLEDO, O. Arthur E. Hitchcock, ARCHITECT. GARDNER BUILDING. TOLEDO, 0.

D. K.H0LLENBECK ATT0 iMTttT PERRYSUIUKI OHIO. 3KNERAL COI.Lr.CTOC AND KKAL US TATE AQBXT. Titles InvcstlL-Ntril niul nU-iracts (urnlshcd ot implication. Ioiiiiv In PHILIP WETZEL, NOTARY PUBLIO.

Munufncturer of "Auditor," "Jack Pot," and other brands of 2no cigars. -JOHN ZURFLUH- WATCHMAKER aud JEWELER Watches', Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles cto. Half block from Summit St. TOLEDO, O. special enre will lie taken with the repalrof all kinds of Wivtchcu.

Clocks and Jewelry. A HURRY GALL Is all right in case of fire. You want the department there as promptly as possible. We do better than that. Our company stands guard ot your interests all the time.

In case of fire we prevent loss to you. Every cent you spend in in surance is wisely invested. Call on the C. A. POWERS Agency for Fire and Tornado Insurance.

Is our business. You cannot miss it by giving us a trial. All kinds of Fruits Vegetables in Their Season. Canned Goods, Best Dairy and Creamery Butter. Tho Finest Mndo-NEW MAPLE SYRUP.

SANTOS COFFEE, The Best Coffeo over put on tbo mar-kot at POPULAR PRICES. Call or phono No. 10. I and ES wm township business As Transacted by the Town ship Trustees. dork's Office, Porrysburg twp.

Wood Co, Sept. 0. 1902. Trustees met this day persuant to adjournment. Members present.

Trustees, A. Roltzel, J. Locsch, Wm. F. Brossia and P.

Wetzel, Township Clerk. Trustees woro informed that two petitions for ditch woro on Hie which thoy deefded to view on Monday, Sept. 8, Oi. Clerk was instructed to file and cause tho following charges to be made upon tho tax duplicator Working section. No.

6, John Welling ditch importuned to Lime City $39 00. Tho following claims were ordered paid: D. K. Hollcnbcck, tru9teo for Ft. Meigs cemetery and fnr joint ceme tery, 318.02.

Wood Co. Sentinel, wall map of the county, fi.OO. John Emch com p. ditch for LI mo City Co. as per ditch supervisor, 30.00.

Adam E. Loydorf last payment of salary as per ditch supervisor, 3.00. J. J. Hulin, hauling, placing in sewer pipe, 12 00.

M. A. Schneider, labor on bridge, 3. 50 N. L.

Hanson, trens. monumental assessment, two years caro of monument, 01 and "02), 50.00. Nothing further offering, on motion board adjourned. USED FOR PNEUMONIA. Dr.

C. J. Bishop of Agncw, says, "I have used Foley's Honey and Tar in three very sovero cases of pneumonia with good results in every case." Hcfuso substitutes. C. P.

Champney Two Now County Ofllclnls. County Surveyor E. L. Spnfford took charge ot Ins ofllco this week and has tiled his bond with the county treasurer. The bond Is In the sum ot $2,000 and is well secured.

Watbon W. Lung, tho new county commissioner, has filed his bond with Treasurer Mann. The bond is for tho sum of $10,000. Mr. Long takes his placo in office tho third Monday in this month.

Tribune. Doctors Could Not Help Her. "I had kidney troublo for years," writes Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shel-ton, "and tho doctors could not help me. I tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and tho very first doso gave me relief and I am now cured.

I can not say too much for Foley's Kidney Cure." C. P. Champney. THE TOLEDO FAIR A Record-Breaking1 Program for. the Week of Sept.

16. One ot the most ontortnlnlng fen-luivinC the (M'li'iu' Toledo Me "ill no doubt bo ilio l.trin runt's of whtjh there are twelve: two trotting, two pacing, two nulklng, ouo 6-tnile, one 2-iuilo, one ice wagon, two farm teams and one milk wagon race. These with the great English dorby races ot which there are twenty, livd of them heat races, will malic a week ot truck outur-taiument never before approached in Ohio. Tho great array of thoroughbred horses In tbo running classes, of which over one hundred are already entered, with the uniformed jockeys, will bo sight never before wituessed lu Toledo. Prof.

Knubei.shuo, tho world re nowned ueronaut, will bo here with tho goyerment war air ship "Ad ralral Dowoy," making fifty ascensions every day. In the art department Prof. C. H. Collins, tho great Araerl can landscape painter, of Chicago, will bo represented by a largo collection.

Many other urtista have signified their Intention of being represented. Farmers and others will be grout-ly Interested In tho display of wire fencing which Is expected' to be the largest over made iu Ohio. Tho poultry and pigeon departments have a largo list of ou trios. Tho Toledo Flying Pigeon club make a special exhibit of all tholr prize birds tbut havo just won honors in tho grout St. Louis races.

Tho ox hlblt of farm products, llyo stock, and machinery, is expected to bo especially good, and Soptomber 10th to 20 ih, ut tho Trl-Stato fair grounds, can be lookod forward to aa tbo most enjoyable week of the year. l. aa. i Beam tlu KM Han Always Bought Signature of 0 TMPOIURY INJUNCTION Granted Restraining Perrys-burg- from Opening Alley. Aaron It.

Uhampnov of Porrysburg, has commenced injunction proceedings ugalnst tho Vlllngo of Porrysburg restraining the ylllngo from tearing down and removing a fence in un alley back of lot G27. The plaintiff alleges Jtlmt for 21 years ho hai neon in nuiiiterrupled possession of said alloy and that during this ttmo ho litis maintained the fence upon it. Ho now claims ownership of said alley because of the ad-verso occupation of nimpelf and the grantors. The village oltlcials tore down the fence which they dpcltiroil nuisance and intend to open the alley. Judgo Taylor granted temporary Injunction upon tho plaintiff giving bond to defendant In.

tho sum of 8200. Feet Swollen to Immense Size. "1 had kidney trouble so bad that I could not work," says J. J. Cos ot Valley View, "my loot wore swollen to immense size and I was confined to my bed and physicians wore unnblo to give me any relief.

My doctor finally prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure which made a well man of me." C. P. Champney. LIME CITY. Wm.

McGlnnls nnd wife ot Dayen-oort, Iowa, visited hero a few days recently. Fred Hegnmnstor nnd family of Porrysburg spent Sunday with T. H. Tlnney and family. IF BANNER SALVE Doesn't euro your piles, your money will be returned.

It is the most healing salve. C. P. Champney. HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The seniors still miss one of their number, Jo'i Myers, who expects to bo with them next Monday. Grover Schuller, a regular member of the Freshman clus, is still busy on his father's farm but will bo with tho class later. Ho is keeping up tho Freshman work. MUses Jesele Finkbeiner, Myrtle Bllnn, Ey.t Hlllabrand nnd Lillle Djuz of cluss 1G02 were present one morning lost week. They presented fine bust of Shakespeare to tho High School-it memento of kindly gratitude from the clues ot llJ02.

E.irl Tlenry of clnss 1906 reported for work on Moi.dny. Helen Bowers of 1001 will preside at tile piano for the regular work in music lu tho High School and Edna Neifer during tlio itnireliiug exoro'-mii Tho Sophomores wure glad to find Lillian Bonner ono of their number ugaiti this year. Our foreign pupil list was increased in the High School by Lulu Biyer, E.irl Henry and Eililli Spilkur. Tho class of 1000 numbers twentj-slx. Four ot them selected the German Course; twenty-threo i Latin Course.

Mario Atnon is a now candidate for membership in the High School and lu particular tho class ot 10015. Tho following lira candidates for membership in tho High School Fool-ball Joo Myers, Percy Hampton, Oliver Davis, Prank Mutmer, Harry Fuller. Elmer Hoffmann, Harry Comstock, Wright Pargillis, Charley Redman, Walter Alluian. Emory Cobb, Howard Comstock, Merlin Bowers, Bennett Norton nnd Ray McCas-Un. A Boy's Wild Ride for Life.

With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for lil'o. 18 miles, to got Dr. King'a New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. II. Brown ot Lecsvllle, Ind endured death's agonies from asthma, but this wonderful mciliclno gave instant relief and soon cured him.

Ho writes: "I now sleep soundly every night." Like marvelous cures of consumption, pneumonia, bronchitis, coughs, colds and grip provo its matchless morlt Tor all throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles, 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at 0. 1 Chaninnoy's Drug Till! OLD HILL Destroyed by Fire on Sunday Last. Tho old Porrysburg Flour Mill, which has stood unused for scverul years, tho last relic of thu man business Institutions which once wcro furnished power by thu hydraulic water power, was wiped out by fiatnes on Sun-dav last.

Tho mill wns olscoverod to bo on flro at about 1 o'clock, supposed to hayo been fired bv bparlts from tho smoke stack ot tho C. H. U. R. R.

pumping station. The Perrysburir lire department brought out the village englnu and attempted to dobomethlug hut the engine wns asleep nnd refusing to he disturbed, positively would not work. Nothing tould bu done to favo tho old mill and It wits soon reduced to ttihes. The real loss Is a doubtful question. This mill wns originally owned by Peck Averill, and as completed and first put in operation July 18, 1850, with C.

Lucas its thu first miller. On March 2. 1851, Charles Slfeson took charge as miller and continued until 1807 about 10 jours. The mill was tola to Juinea P. Averill lu 1M17, and later bold to Mies Ellen Adams.

For many years Perry Thomas was the miller. J. V. Ross at ono timo controlled tho mill, putting in now hulling cloths and otherwise tilting it up, but tho new roller process of milking Hour knocked out the old style and the business was not sufficient to niulto thu mill a enterprise In 18!) Oeorgo Uoelsch obtained possession and for a time did considerable buslncbs at the old stund, but tho sjal of fule was on tho mill and It quit business because well, it quit; aud hits been a ri'snri for bnts, ntiti and str.iy cats for yeral years. In lis early days, tbut mill was the Mlcca to wulch fanners from away over in Hancock aud Seneca counties made pilgrimages, and brought their grain to bu ground or exchanged for During bad weather when tho bot tomless Wood cot'iity rotids were Impassable by any other means, a binall boy might often be seen aslrldo a gocd old horso with it bug of grain swung over tho e.tddlo, slowly wending his way to tho Perryaburg mill.

It was the only mill at tho time within a radius of 30 miles, and tho hoy and horfco wus tho only w.y in which it "grist" could be talceu to mill over those horrible roads. It's all over now, and tho o'd mill, tho last along tho old "hydraulics" Iihh IMsocd away. A Communication. Mr. Editor Allow me to speak a low words in favor of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 1 suilerod for three sii wlta tho r.rt'l ui not deep at nlglits.

I b.ra; doctors and various patent rcctUcinca, but could get nothing to give mo any relief unUI my wll'o got a bottlo oi this valuable medicine, which ha3 completely relieved me. W. S. Crock-man, llagnell, Mo. This remedy is for oalo by C.

P. Chanipney, Druggist. TRANSFERS. Mary Frederick in F. E.

Whilker, -10 acres, Weston, Si. GOO. W. J. Fitilny to Robert Cummlng.

3 lols. 7G0. C. S. Strong to E.

White, lots. RIslngsun. 2U0. F. W.

Van Horn to Winifred C. Rob- son, lot Grand Rtpidfi, (JOO. W. H. Thompson to J.

F. Brando-berry, 40.83 acres, Road tract G. 3,003. August Ulpluln to llonry Uipleln, ii acres, River Tract 81. Anna M.

Thompson to D. G. Mnsii-mer, lot, Pomborville, 800. E. W.

Deverna to John Dlbert, 2 lots, Dunbrldge, 101). David Mitchell to Parsy J. Taylor, 2 acres, Washington, 220, A Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. Some years ugo I was ono of a party that Intondcd malting a long bieyclu trip," says F. L.

Tuylir of New Albany, Bradford county, Pa. "I was taken suddenly with diarrhoea, and was about to givo up too trip, when Editor Ward ot tho Luceyvlllo Messenger, suggested Unit I take a doso of Chamborlaln's Colic. Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. I purchased -u bottle and took two doses, ono beforo sturttug nnd one on tho route. I inado the trip successfully and never felt any ill effect.

Again last summer I was almost completely run down with an attack of dysentery. I bought a bottlo of this sumo romody and this timo ono doso cured mo." Sold bv C. P. Chamimov. Druggist.

met est picnic Of Lucas County Farmers at Maumee Sept. 20. The Maumee Industrial As sociation is making arrange ments for a grand harvest celebration and picnic to be heM at the old court house grounds in Maumee on Saturday, Sept. 20, '02, day and evening. The Toledo Rys.

and Light band will be present and render an excellent musical programme; their ball ebb will put up a fine game of baH and it is understood that the Maumee people are arranging a programme for the day and evening that will make the occasion a pleasant one lor all classes of people. There will also be a dancing pavilion erected and an opportunity given to enjoy the waltz and Exhilarating quadrille. Everybody invited to come, bring your dinner basket, have a good time and forget your troubles. ELEGANT CALENDARS 1903. FOS Before) placing your order for nalcn.

dara see tho beautiful line of Bam pics at thu Jouunal. Officio. SCHOOL ENROLLMENT. First year, MrH. Etigenlu Chapman.

33 Second jr. Mib9 Gertrude Chapman, 31 Thlid Anna. Ro.Hhur, 27 Fourth Mitts J-an K. flollenbeck, "34 Fifth Mls-j Sarah tlotrinann, SJ Sixth Mls-s Bess llllnn, SB Seventh" Miss Altu Ollnn. 2J Eighth Mr.

C. IT. Neidorhousc, V3 High School, Mrs. Kale Jameson. 4S MtopN die UocirIi nntl tvorKH air Ilio Cuttl.

Laxative Uroino-qiiiiilitu Tablets rnro a raR3 iuouudar. No cure, no iiuv. l'rliio 'iio. Vta Kdlttir WilUliiiHin'ri Sorrow. Editor Wilkinson and wife or North B.tltlmniM scblalned tho great loss or tholr bright little 2-yenr otcl Mm.

Georgo, whoso uVuiti occurred on Sun" dny morning last. Tho funeral services were hold cm Tuus.Ih.v at 10 a. in. were aliendiid by many sympathising friends and neighbors. Curst! the Lungs.

-ivs nluco lungs were a.Iected that I had many hf-oiTlniges," writes A. M. Ake aJC Y'ocJ, lud. "I took treatment with payslclans without any bcnE-il then started to tako Foley's Honey and Tar and my lungs arc -now as sound as a bullet. I recommend It la advanced stages of lung troubled C.

P. Champuoj'. That man is certainly blessed tvlxq has the ssenbe. to accept, for his r-eryday guidance, that philosopliy 'bI necessity, which, as Max O'ltell C2t-preshes it, us like what tvb have, -when wo cannot have what Uke." And now we have a college professor: who declares slang is good thine fur the children. The country tr3H soon begin to wonder if the eolltgo professor is a good thing for it A Chicago florist arose to reran-rSc that our cemeteries are too grave.

36 fisherman knocked ltia brains outivjlli a bpougc. I Stato or Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucaa County, ss. Frank J. Chqnoy makes oath that Iro Is tho senior yartnor of tho firm of K.

J. Chonoy it doing business in the City of Tolodo. County and Stflta aforesaid, and thut said firin vill nqt thc cum oi Oiia Hunurud Dollars tinea oh and every c.aso of Catarrh tliat cannot bo cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to hotoie me and mibscrtui'd In my preceuco, this (ita day of December, A. 1SSG. A. W. GLEASON.

(SEAL) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken intora-ally and acts directly on tho blooa nnd mucous surfaces of the Sond' for testimonials, fruo. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, Ohio.

Sold by Druggist, 75c. .2 Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. 4.