Perrysburg journal., September 04, 1874, Image 3

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TbUih4 KTtry Friday Homing y
JANES Tim MOWS.
TKItirltf t
On Copy On Tear
If Paid la Advanos
On Copy 81s Month
i 11 90
, 1 to
. 1 00
QUR MOTTO!
IF IT WIS3
AND
Let Live!
Small Profits
AND
Quick Sales!
This may seem old to the
public because bo often used and
so seldom carried out in good
faith, nevertheless the secret to
success is eniboddied in the above
brief saving; and as we again
throw our banner to the breeze,
under the old firm name of
A. G. Williams & Bro,
we pledge ourselves to fair deal
ing with all who may favor us with
their patronage. We have ever
been opposed to selling one ar
ticle at less than cost to late the
untcary, and then have to charge
two or three profits on other
goods in order to average our
profits, the like of which is be
ing done every day with appar
ent success, and ith.it too at the
exnflnse of the purchaser, lie
i -
wise and buy where yon pay
fair price for everything and
then vou will "Live and Let
Live."
Great Reduction
In price of Dress Goods, and in
other goods we are otlering great
inducements. We will make it
to the interest of all who want
goods to call and see us.
Will be receiving new goods
every week direct from manu
facturers and the sea board.
A fresh supply of that DoL'AR
Tea on the w.iy. Did not mean
to get out of it, but they have
carried it off too lively lor us. J
A. G. WILLIAMS & Bro.
TIME TABLE D. & M. R. R.
Cincinnati, Toledo & Detroit Mails.
tkia NORTH.
Cnstar. ......
Milton
Weston. ......
Tontogany....
tlsskine-
Mull Prairie
r. M.
....3 00
...a 04
...3.12
...3.28
... 36
....3.38
Roachtuo 3.46
Parrysburg ......3 55
Toledo 4 10
pa ssi no aoirn
Toledo
Perrvsburg
Itoachlon ..
Hull t'riarie
Haskins
Tontogany ..
Weston. ... .
Milton
Cuatar ......
12 50
I.IH
1-24
1.36
1.38
1.50
2 05
2
3.18
Cincinnati, Toledo & Detroit Mails. Cincinnati, Dayton, Tol. & Chi. Express.
A.
. 6 .50
r. u.
Cttstar 1020
Milton 10.22
Wesion 10.34
Tontogany...... 10 49
llakina .... 10 47
Hull Prairie ..10 59
PerryaUurg II 16
Halea SldeTr'k..
Toledo 1140
Toledo....
Perrysburg 7.14
Koachton 1
Hull Prairie.... 7
Haakioa 7.35
Tontogany ......T.
Weston 8
Milton 8
Custar 8.14
Detroit, Toledo & Cincinnati Express.
a. m .
Custar ....
Miltua ....
Weeloo ....
Tontogany..
lUskius ..
Hull Pririe....
Perrysburg.....
H ilys nida Ir k..
Toledo........ 6 35
Toledo .24
UaleartideTr'k U.4U
Perrjsbug V.iH
Hull Prairie ..
Ilaskiua 1
Tontogany...... 10.18
tVestou 10.34
MilK.u I"
CuaUr 16
5.14
4.17
. 5 26
4.43
. 4 52
i 54
. 6 10
Toledo and Deshler Accommodation.
r.
Toledo 4.30
Bast Toledo ....
Hates Hide Tr'k..
Perrysburg t-i
Roachton ...... 4.28
Itirerdale. 6
Hull Prairie.... 5.44
Haskina.........
Tontogany 0
Weston 6.34
Milton 0.47
Cnstar .5
Farnham'a .T.I0
Deshler 7.25
Deshler
Farnham'a
Custar
Milton
Weston
Tontogany.....
Haskina ... .
Hull Prairie
liiverdale....
roachton 8 20
I'errj sDurg .... 8.34
Hates Side Tr'k.
Kast Toledo
loledo 915
A. H.
6 25
.6.40
.6.54
7 OO
7.16
7 45
8 00
. 8 04
8 12
Toledo and Perrysburg Accommodation.
r.
..ft
. -6.50
a.M. I
IVsrrysbnrg H 16 I Toledo
l,oledu.. ........ 45 Perrysburg.
-"r'igures in ilsry Type indicate Meeting
and Ceasing Points. .
Tue i Indicate Stations at which Traina
must oooie to Full Htop on a Signal.
D. McLAREN, Sup't. Cincinnati.
JAS. B. MONROE, Gen'l Agent, Toledo.
CALVIN SHEPLER, Agent, Perrysburg.
BALTIMORE, PITTSBURG & CHICAGO Ry.
(OHIO DIVISION.)
On and after January U, 1874, Traina
run as follows, (daily except Sundays),
will
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SOOam
1:40 pm
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8:50 "
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5:10 pm
6:45
7;40
10:15am
10:45 "
il:25
11:66
12:25pm
12:60
1:25
3:10 '.
GOING EAST.
No. ft. No. S, No.
Peshlar..,. 'leave
Hovt'a Corner.
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foatoria""'" 1
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ft.OOan. f 00 ' tilOpm
6:45 ' 2 60
! 8:16 tae -
k., a eonnaata witn i.ake I'.rie uitialon otrec
for Coluaibna, Washington, Ualtiniore, Pbila
JiHpbla.aod all polnla taat.
Ko. 4 has direnlsonoeciiua from Columbus,
UVKMling. Spa imgriuiuiii. ninnie.
vaaauu,
GOING EAST. W. C. QUINCY, President.
Wm. FRANKLIN, Acting Gen'l Sup't Trains.
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
Oreat Beandal Jay
pry Qoodi A, O. Williama A Bro,
Single ennlei of the Jonamt can b had
f Mr. E. D. Roaa,at tha Poatoffloa.
An Important session of the Wood
County Commissioners will commence on
next Monday,
An Interesting letter from "Ramb
ler " U crowded out this week. It will
appear in oar next Issue.
A. O. Williams A Bro. loaded the
Schooner Berlin this week with 88,000
staves, growi count.
Send 35 cents to Jay Edi Leslie, and
get a copy of tha Great Scandal. See ad
vertisement elsewhere.
For Sale One 55 gallon Tin Oil Can,
with brass faucet, all la frood condition,
for sale cheap, at A. O. Williams &
Bro.
We direct attention to the card of A.
O. Williams & Bro. in ano'her column.
Their motto for doing business will be
found the correct one.
An exchange declares that nothing
on earth will disturb a man's future re
lations with Heaven as running his neck
gainst a clothes line in the dark."
The editor of tiie Bryan Prtu says
by careful discrimination he managed to
cast his vote on the losing tide of every
proposition, at the election for the re-
eilon of the New Constitution.
The Soldiers' re-union that took place
at Clyde, Ohio, on Friday last, was a
grand success. The veterans of three
wars were In attendance In large force
and it proved to be one of the largest re
unions ever hold in the State. .
The Chtif Jnttiea Waito is chartered
to take the delegation of fat men fiom
Toledo down to the Island?, on the 10th
Inst., one at a time. The Stndusky dele
gation will be placed on a raft and towed
over by light tiu.
It is estimated that the damage done
to the stand pipe in its fall on Saturday
lust, will amount to about $6,000. Toledo
will have to foot the bill. The occasion
drew out several thousand people, notie of
whom were injured.
Owing o the illne s f Judge PlL-
Lars, Court did not convene nt Bowling
Green on Tuesday. About, two hundred
lawycrs, litigants and witnesses -Waited tin-
til Wednesday evening, en expense, when
they learned that the business of die pres-
ent terra would be adjourned over to the
winter session.
We learn that Mrs. Gould, formerly
of this place, has met with a severe ac
cident in Cleveland by the running away
of a horse attached to a buggy In which
she and her little daughter weie riding.
It Is reported that she has received painful
Injuries, and the little daughter, if life be
spared, will be a cripple for life.
The editor of the Ottawa Aews occu
pies a half column in quotations and com
ments, condemning the bitter personali
ties in which editors frequently engage,
and in the next column has the follow
ing: " Our skeleton friend Frank Knecht,
who has served as a hat rack at a popu
lar boarding home in this village, for
few months put, left last Monday for
Visit to his Ma at Dover. Ohio."
Masonic There will be a regular rora
municdtioa of riiccuix Lodge, F. & A,
M. on Monday evening ntxt, Sep. 7.
All members are requested to be present
at this the first meeting after the usual
Summer ocatlon.
16
M.
3
33
5
02
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43
34
04
Excnrslon. The H earner bland Queen
will make an extra trip to Toledo on to
morrow, Saturday evening, leaving Ihe
Perrysburg deck at 6 r. M., for the ac
commodation of those who may desire
to attend the great show In the city on
tint day and evening, returning immedi
ately after the oio;e of the performance.
Accident. On Saturday evening last,
Mr. John Norris and wife, accompanied
by their sou Omar, met with a very
pleasant accident. The wheels on one
side of their err lage ran off a bridge
culvert a mile or so out of town. 0..e
wheel was broken, the horses took fright
and ran throwing Mrs. Nonis upon
ground, bruising and hurting her seri
ously. Stvtinel.
Snbbntli School Excursion. A num
brrof the Sibbith Schools of this county
have arranged for an excursion, and
Basket plc-nic, to rut-In-Bay oa ntxt
Tuesday, 0;h lust. Arrangements have
been made for a special train to leave Ton
tog-any at 7 A. M., wl.lch will cor.nec
with the C'uV Justice Waite at Tol?rI
Returning the train will leave Toledo
7:30 r. M., hi on llio at ri vol of the Matte.
Fir M. IIaveS", Esq., met with a
riuiia loss nv bre on Monday. While
gaged n threshing his giain a fire was kin
dli'fl liv ihe frii'tinn nf the mauliinerv.
which resulted in the losa of five stiuits
oats, a quantity of straw nnd
at.
20
threshing machine. Mr. IIavks' loss
estimated at ahout J600, while the proprie
tor of the nimhine, who lives in Lucas
county we lelieve, ill lose ahout f 100.
Tlio Comity Fair. -It Is hoped that,
in the excitement of politics, the Wood
Couuty Fair will r.oi be forgotten. L
It be remembertd that very much
upon tho Interest taken by
hibitors. Every farmer and every
cbanlc should contrlliute somt tl.ing to
exhibit! n. And very n-.u ;h depend
the exertions of the ladles in the exer
cise of their good taste, display and
oration of the halls. If you have any
thing to txULH, give jour home
the preference.
Tha Oratorio of Esther. A fulr
dience was in attendance last evening
wltnes tin rendering of this pleasing can-
tutu, considering the inclement we
The Church will no doubt be well fjiled
this evening.
Prof. Hai.lock ia now contemplating
the reproduction of the Dcautif'il Queen
nt Ihe Town Hall one evening nxt week,
with the addition of a delightful character
piece and several solos and duets. Should
he succeed in making such arrangements,
it will be a musical jubilee that none
desire to miss.
tod Accident. Mr. Akmf.w
ni-n. who resides near MiJibury
county, waa accidentally shot by the
mature discharge of a revolver lu
hands of a Frenchman whose name
could not learn. The ball passed through
the!heart, producing almost instant death
Mr. II. was about 28 years of age
leaves a wife and one child. IIU r in
were burled at Hand Ridge Cemetery,
the Hank Road, Tuesd iy.
Mr. F. Johnson U riflttlng the
building on what It known as the Burnt
District, with the view of establishing
I permanent flsli ud poultry market.
Killed by the Cars. A special dis-
ptoh tcthe Commercial states, that while
a tram was passing wes on Dmiu,
r nn s it. P. A O. Road. It ran
nvpr a v ruin a man named Frank Ko
irts. atasmall station named Hamilton
west of Deshler, killing him Instantly and
mangling his body In a terrible romner.
Roberts Is about 35 years of age, not
married, and was formerly from Brook
lyn, New York.
The Coroner Impanelled a Jury, whluh
gve the verdict of death as the result of
Intoxication.
'
rersonnl. The Hon. A. M. Pratt,
the Republican nominee for Congress,
was In town on Friday last. He looks
the embodiment of good health and
morals, and undoubtedly erjoys a good
Republican constitution. We hope ar
rangements will be made at an tarly day
by our Central Committee, to have him
give an expression of his views upon the
Issues of the day at as many points In
this county as he can be secured for.
Alexander Mc'Millak, M. D., of To
ledo, was In town on Monday, with a
view of locating here, tie did not suc
ceed in finding a vacant house, but has
decided, we believe, to make arrange
ments to board until such time as he can
buy or rent satlt factdHly. The Doctor
Is a gentleman of means and comes well
receom mended for proficiency In his
choen professoin.
Our young friends Eddib Biuch and
Frreland Powers started for Oberlin
on Tuesday, In the pursuit of knowledge
as, taught In the famous old Otxrlln
College.
Miss Mary E. Beach and a lady friend
from Oberlin, started on Tuesday morn
ing for Atlanta, Ga., to rcsumi their re
lations as teachers In the schools In that
city.
The Serold's. The moonlight excur
sion given by the Nereid Boat Club on
Friday evning last, was an occasion of
pleasure for those participating. The
attendance was sufllelontly large fir cora
,'ort, and the atmosphere, though a little
sharp down near the Light House, was
decidedly refreshing. The Club realiird
$110 from the excursion, over all ex
penses. The new Barge that has been on the
n Unl. . nf f.iW I Via nnaf. til n II t fl will
I ,eted todayt and Capt. AvaRlLL
hag d(;taj,ed a crew to launch her on to-
.., mnA ,nw hor unto
tl future .00nes of her exploits as the
KO,QtM of the npper Maumee. A boat
,ou-, 56 feet In length, has Just been
completed at the lowerend of the dock,
by Messrs. Peck, Hamiltox & Co., in
which the new boat Is to be housed upon
her arrival.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Club on Wednesday evening, it was de
cided unanimously to name the boat the
" II. A. Hamilton," in honor of Doctor
Hamilton who has taken a practical In
terest In the organization and welfare of
the Club.
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Celebrating the Anti-License Ylctorj.
About ten o'clock on Friday evening
last, several of the friends of Anti-license,
learning of the success of their side of
the que stion in the general result in the
State, decided to build a bon fire In noti
on of the victory at the corner of Loui
siana Avenue and Second S:reet. Not
withstanding the very wide streets and
the usual custom of celebrating victories,
it was considered extra hazadron ou
this occasion by the authorities, with so
much " liifl..muble materia" around
Quits a large crowd gathered and in the
discussion of theproprieiyorrigtitol hav
ing abon-flre a general row was emi
nent at one time. One knock down oc
curred, and another couple went out by
themselves on invitation to settle the
question by muscle, but wisely concluded,
we believe, that it would have but lit
tle effect on the general results, or the
nation unborn, if a decision, was thus
reached by them, as to which had the
n,o -t tkill and muscle, so it was iudtiiin
itelv postponed.
During the melee, and after Doctor
Alubrt had settled the hash with his
patient, he got into Mr. Tylkr's buggy
which was standing near by, and lu
company with Mayor Hqkinfraxk the
buggy was drove away at a rapid rate.
The horse, which was one of Mr. Tylkk's
spirited grays, and which had been warm
ed up in a test of his speed through the
streets during the evening, took this oc
casion to run away, and in turning the
old drug store corner the occupants were
all thrown from the buggy. Dr. Albert
escaped unhurt, Dr. Khkinfiunk reliev
ed several bruises, and Mr. Tyi.kr had
his Lip dUlocatid, which mtkes a pain
ful wound and one that will confine him
to his bed for si veflal weeks.
As It is clalmt d that many of tho saloon
keepers and their friends voted with the
temperance people on the license question,
it seems to us that there never was less
at
se
en
of i feeling or diaturbuncetliHn upon
the
is
t
de
pends ex.
nie-
the
on
Fair
au
to
titer.
this occa-l n. if the two p.irties could
not agree around t ne tire, why wvre
there not two built? Here ia a question
jor a debating society.
The'Bird Law. -Tha following is
section. .T a law past last winter for the protect
ion of birda i
It ahall ba unlawful for anr perann in any
place, to catch, kill or injure, or to pursue with
such intent any quail or Virginia ptrlridge,
or anv wild turkey, between the first day
January and Ihe fifteenth of October, iuelualve;
or any ruffled grouse or pheasant, pinnated
grouse or piairie ehukena, blue wince J teal,
mallard or wood dues, or oiner emu uuca,
taiid goose or brant, at any time between
Atat day ot January and the Ural day of Sep
tember) or, at any lime between the lira!
of January and the fnurib day of July,
catch, kill or injure, or lo pursue with sucli
intent anv wood cock. or to catch kill or
stroy, or pursue with audi Intent un tha
or another, between ilia nrat nay 01 January
and tba first dv of October, any wild rabbit
or h ire. And it ahall be unlawful for any per
ann at anr lima lo catch by suaro or trap
quail or Virginia partridge. And it ahall
iiulawl.il for any person, by tha aid or
fl awivel punt gun, or any other than
common shoulder gun, nr iiy Ihe aid or
of any push boat or aneak boat, need for carry
ing aticb guii.lu catch, kill or wound, or to
or poraue alter, with such luteal, upon
any of the waters, bays, rivers, mud flats,
any cover lo which wild fowl reaort, within
Ihe state of Ohio, any wild goose, wild duck,
bra ut.
will
Hkp
this
pre'
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Bili-oo's 11 so asm a Fob SrrMea.
September number of tliia popular magesine
ia iasued, and ia fully aa attraetiva aa
It containa mora variety, ia filled with
lira stories than any other magasiue of
country,' eud this ia what roakee il such a
with tha people. All Dud something
it tha llnteresls and amuaea. Tim Illustrations
are seasonable and tha description are
written and Instructive. Just glauo over
list of contents, a copy of which may be
al your nearest periodical depot, and sea
a rioh treat "is before tha reader. Published
Thomxs Jt Tlot,3" llrumfluld Street, Boston,
and fur aala at " the periodical depots
tha country.
small
a
Tha Couritr-JoMHul a'tlack Ihe Kentucky
rlota with double-leaded editorials. Double
leaded shot guna and musket art tha
weapout. (-m, Tiui.
PROCEEDINGS.
OF THE
Wood Co. Republican Convention.
ol 0-t.ock
Pursuant to call tha Republican of Wood
County assembled la mass Convention at Bawl
In Green, Saturday, August 29, 1874. Tha
CoDTantina was Balled to order by F. J. Ob
linger, Chairman County Central Comities, wha
read tha call announced tha order of buaineaa
for the organisation of tha Conrention.
On mniiona, Judge Oeo. C. Phelpt was fleet
ed Chairman, and H. O. Condit, Jas. Timmons
and A. W. Riidntpb; Seoretarlea.
On motion, eaoh twp. aeleeted a oommlttee
of one on Rule and Order of Business, as
follows 1
Pnrtag J W McCraekea
MberlT R Donnelly
Lak John Bailey
Henry Win Widen
Montgomery Jacob Stalil
Ttlnnm H 8 Brunson
Webster Hugh Htewsrl
Weston Henrv P 8hank
Freedom .1 Holies
. Center E W Merry
Perrr Oeo Keteham
Mlddleton -R .1 Freagles
Milton-O W tllll
Tror J C Webb
Plain-R C Cnmstnrk
Perryabnrg A M Russell
Washington Capt L Ulaek
Jeckann-W O Jewell
Rosa C.rrua Williama
On motion, tho Chair appointed a Committee
of fle on Resolutions, as follows i
Jas. W.Rnaa, J. R. Phillips, C W. Erers,
Martin Warner and R. W. McMalian.
It waamoied and carried, that each town
ahip aelect a committee nf one to aelect a Cen
tral Committee. Tba following names were
announced I
Perrysburg Oeo Weddoll
Washington J Q Adama
Plain-J I) Howl. a
Like -J R Tracr
Jackson -W O Jewell
Weston Frank M Young
liinerty A M Dram
Miltnn-J R Hill
Freedom 8 C Iabell
Henry Wm Wlttrn
Roes fliram Kggleatnn
Tmy-H I. Wood.Hr
Bloom -John Haird
Middletnn Jamea Johnston
Center 8 P Harrison
Portage S W Wheaton
Montgomery R W galley
Perry laaae Ilrandeberry
Webster Darid Mai n
It was more l and carled, that eaoli town
ship aelect a Committee nf one to aeleet Del
egates to State and Judicial Conventions.
Tha following namea were reported i
Perryabtirg S Spink
Washington E Toller
Jackson I. K Park
Plain J II Reid
Late C F Chapman
Weston loe. CUtpool
Liberty R O PotUr
Milton J M Dancer
Freedom -H Rirketta
Henry Henry Carroll
Rosa-J M llond
Troy Thnnus O rrilt
Bloom John Russell
Middlelon r .immurmau
Center J W Canary
Portage A Welton
Montgomery J II Caldwell
Perry Abr.im K.iffer
Webster John Mu.ir.8r.
On motion, tba Conrention than adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention called to order by fka Chairman
at IX o'clock
Tba Committee an Rulea and Orderof Bust
nesa submitted the following report t
The usual I'arhmenary rulea ahall go rem
tue neliberatl'tna or tnia Uonveniion.
Tha order of buaineaa ahall be aa follows
1. Reports of Committeea.
2. Announcement of Candidates
3. Balloting on Caudiilatea. Candidates shall
be balloted for in the following orrier :
1st. Audit.. r; 21. Clerk: 31. Sheriff; 4th
Commissioners i old. Inhraiarv Director
(tb Treasurer: 7tb. Surveyor: Blh. Coro
ner.
In voting for eondidatea each township an
voting i reel net shall be entitled to east one
Votrstor each ten vntee east for Ki"t. Noyea
in 1873, and one additional vote for each frac
tion of tire or m re, iin.tur which ratio each
township will be entitled to the following num
ber of votra :
25
15
?f rrjeburg
Weston Prec'l.
O. Rapids Prec't.
Mlddli'too
Portage
Perry '
Montgomery
r rreuoui
Troy
Libei ty
Total,
Neccsaarj to i
10
14
IS
Center
llliHim
Plain
Milton
lleury
W ashington
Jackson
Lake
Webster
Ross
15
U
13
II
4
11
i
6
9
8
In
lot
choice,
The Committee to report a Central Committee
made the lol lowing report t
11 U D iuall.v-Liberty
John Kosell Dlooui
A M Uuaaell Perrysburg
J W Canary Center
The Committee to aelect Delegatea to State
and Judicial Cuuvautiona, reported ss followa
Stat Cliawolioa. Judie&U Ounventlo
H L Wood Sr. J W Canary
8 S Uronann J O Troup
D W II Day HE Peck
T J Webb l)r A Claypool
Oscar I, Wales Ueo Laaky
Frank Young John Kuaell
8 W St I. .1.0 J U Held
Capt I, Hlack Frank Powell
U K Parks P S Abbott
K W Clay
It waa moved and carried, that Ihe delegates
attending fct.ite and Judicial Conventioua
authorised lo cast Ihe v te of the eouuty.
The Chair then announced that the nomina
tion of candidate! was in order:
AUDITOR.
the
of
the
day
to
any
ba
use
tba
use
da
aloy or
or
The
The following namea wera announced:
J. D. Newton, 8. Case, F.J. Oblinger. missioner
Kelley, by aulhority, withdrew
name of J. 1), N.iwton.
Theaeveral townships then proceeded lo bal
lot on tha namea nf S, Case and V. J. Obllngeri
with Ihe lollowiug result: We also give
this table the result of the flrrt and only ballot
for Clerk. We omit fraction as they appeared
in towuahipa, but give them in rouod numbura
in the totals.
i4ir.
Perrysburg,
Weaton pre.
1 (Lipids pr.
li Idlelon,
Portage,
Perry,
Montgomery,
Freedom,
Troy,
Liberty,
Center,
nioom,
Plain,
Milton,
Henry,
Washington.
Jsckaoo,
l.aka.
Webstar
Koaa,
Total
e
14
Cur.
fH - 30 CO
o
3 f a
8
:
15
10
6
9
10
1
I
S
10
1
1
8
3
10
13
10
II
4t 40 125
III 100
SHERIFF.
mora
this
fa
vorite In
wall
The next in order waa candidate! for 8hiff.
Tb nam of 0. C. Uaird wa annouueed.
no oiner name being mentloued, it
moved that th rules b suspeudsd
Cbas. C. Baird b anminaUd by soolatnation.
Carried, uaanimouely.
COMMISSIONERS.
what
by
lu
order wai th notnlnatlMk
Commissioners, Tb asm of Jas. H.
wa announced, uo in"! Ion, h a rule
auspeuded aud Jaa. H. Pierce was declared
uiiauiinona ehoio of lb Conrention,
Tb following name war lha preseaUd
lh Convention, to fill lb vacanoy occasioned
by th resignation of K. A. Wilaon I W,
Jewell, R. U. Potter, O. VY. Hill, and ft. Wblt-acr.
5
PerrysWf,
wesion,
Grand Rapids,
miaaieHin,
Portage,
Perry,
Montgomery,
Freedom,
Tror,
.tbertr, '
Center,
Hlonni,
Plain,
Miltoa.
Henry,
Washington,
lacKsnn,
jake,
Webster,
Rosi,
Total, 88 43 4S 3t 142 It 20
W. O. Jewell having a majority of all the
votes eaat, was declared tha nominee.
INFtHMaST MniCTOB.
For thla otHce tha following names wars an
nounced I Henry Lundy, John Shlnew.S. W,
St. John and Frank Powell. Tba flrat ballot
stood aa follow a t
10
1
i
i
V
10
11
J
1
a
10
4
9
1
6
i rf
i i ?
i i
t
10
J
(
11
14
11
IS
13
11
9
3
Perrysburg,
Weston,
Orand Rapids,
Middleton,
Portage,
Perry,
Montgomery,
Freedom.
Tmv.
Liberty,
Center,
l)loorP
Plain,
Milton,
Henry,
Wellington,
Jackson,
l,ae,
Webster,
Ross,
Total,
f
m
10
4
14
16
9i
w
Br
i'
n
r-
"0
e
a
12
10
10
V
T
13
11
38
11
61
There being no choice, the nsmes nf Pninew
and Powell were withdrawn and Henry Lundy
waa elected nn the seooud ballot by a Vote of
1S8J4 to 2 for 8. W. Bt.Jnbn.
TREASURER.
Tha nominati. a of Treasure waa next in or
der, end the following namea were announced .
R. Rudulph, I. W. Clayton, C. C. Whit.
more, II. Ricketts, Robert Dunn and N. W.
Million.
The following is the result of (ha Brat ballot
c
e. - -
Perryeburg, 2
Weston.
Orand Rapi.ls,
Mddleton,
Portage,
Perry, 2
Montgomery, 3
Freedom,
Tiny,
Liberty,
Center, 7
Bloom,
Plain, .1
Miltoa
Henry,
Washington,
Jacksan,
Lake,
Webster, 1
Roaa, 3
S
14
4
S
I
1
3
1
3
1
3
r
3
12
1
B
5'
r
ToUl 23 43 SO 42 40 33
Tha Convention then proceeded to ballot
eight timet before a choice waa made, some of
the candidates dropping off during the struggle,
Icaviug tb contest on tba ninth ballot between
I. N. Clayton and II. RickelW, with the follow
ing result Troy and Heury townships not ba.
lag represented t
I. N. Clayton 109
Henry Bicketta SO
SURVEYOR.
Tha next in order was Surveyor. Tb
names nf D. D. Ames and W. II. Wood were
announced.
Tha ballot resulted Troy and Henry not
voting aa follows :
W. 11. Wood,.....'. 110'
1). D. Amea Vl
CORONER.
The nomination cloaed with K. W. McMahan
and A B. Abbott , as candidates for Coroner.
The vole resulted aa followa:
R W. McMahan, 135
A. B. Abbott, 35
RESOLUTIONS.
.
.
he
following report :
Kaaltttt That aa th real added wealth of
the nation ia mainly derived from the producta
of the farm, wa are in favor ot giving prece
dence to those measures which promote agri
cultural and mechanical pursuits, and recog
nise them aa entitled to the amplest protection
end the fulleal developement.
HetntMd That w are opposed to th g'ving
away 'f our public lands to Railroad Compa
nies, or other corporations ; but will ever favor
Ihe improvement of our Lakes and River for
tb purpo of securing safety and eheap trans
portation of tha producta of lb laborlog
classes.
ltt-Afd That tha H. n. A. II. Pratt, our
nomine for Congress, is a Represeilativ man
of eminent ability, and worthy of th support
of every Republican in the County,
HtKilvi 'that Ihe Republican party nf Wood
county ia in fu'l aymnathy with all efforla look
ing to Political and Mora! reform, and aa a party
w.. das i re lo se men nominated and elected
to office who are worthy tlx respect and aup-
l port of all friends of temperance.
There being no further business the Con
veuti .n adjourned at 8o'clook P. M.
UEO. C. PHELPS, Chairman.
II. O. Conoit. )
Jte. Timmons, J. Secretaries,
A. W. Ki'ui i.Ni.l
IN MEMORIAM.
lu
waa
and
II ill or Grami Rarins I.onox.l
No. 280 V. St A. M. I
At s regular communication of aiid Lodge,
on Thursday evening, Aug., 20, A. L. 5874,
enmmitee appointed at a speoial communication
submitted tha following:
WHiaxaS. An overruling providence saw
proper n tue 19th day or July and nn the l.ltli
iayof August In remove fnun our midst Itros.
eminuel Arnold and Mamtiel Klytlie, charter
members nf this Lodge, android Masons eaoh
being within a few day of seventy-two years
old i I hero fore be it
UhmoImJ That wa can only offer to
frienda ourayinpalhy in their bereavement, and
point ili.m lor onnsolatloii to Him, who tempers
the wind lo Ihe shorn lamb.
Bo(m That a copvof these nrocoouings
published iu the Juurnnl and &Hfiuef.
AI.XK n ILI.ISHSON,!
A. J. OiKOMxa, V Committee.
Lawis Dohtsl, )
Tho n.inkrupt Case o Win. Kraaa.
Wu.i.iaa Kaaus, of the firm of Kaaua and
Hmitu, proprietor of lh City llank.haa ap
plied to the United State Diatriot Court for
discharge from bankruptcy, and th casa
b heard at Cleveland FriJay, (to-day).
creditors have held meeting, and, it is underatond,appoiiited
a eoniiuitt to conduct an
ganixad resistance to Mr. Kaaua' application.
(7amrrciai.
Adrertlaed l.etlera. The foIloaingUt.
Irsretnain In the I'listotfioeat Perrysburg,
for lbs week ending gepteubur 4, 1874.
Ilorgwald, Emma Morlock, Andrew
linker, Perry Pierce, Wm.
Itavls, Riephea 0. Phillipa, Horace
Egbert, Joseph Kmilh, lloiiry K,
kllaurer, Caroline Telft, Mercy
Wild.neury
Pleaa oall for adverliaed letlers,ond
thednte af tliia list. OiRoe honra from 8
ELBERT D. ROSS, P. M.
Pierce
r
the
I want the person or persona
took a hatchet ard ax Irom my pasture
Mot ai'ioinlng tha Cat hollo Cemetery,
return tue game or tliey may
J. WEBB.
Aug. 25.
Q
A good 1 unrovod farm of 101 aorei,
within three mllea of this place; for
cheap. Call on or nddresa Uaoitoa
iTKaiN, PerryaUurir, Ohio,
I.
[From advance selections from "Wild
Thoughts in Rhyme." by ARNOLD ISLER.]
am -
Well, who la met Why, myself--!.
I, that la ma. Now I aea
Thro' it. I'm getting nigh
Tha point, I am I I know this lo ba
A faot" ! am whatt
And there It la. I am what t I aea,
And still I do not.
Yet I do know I am, 'tis a great treat
Toknow somuoh. To know I am a thing,
A living thing, that Uvea through alitor
and aweet,
For whatt Thata It, for what 1 1 talk I
aing,
I feel, I hear, I see.t laugh, I weep I
I love, I hate, I work, 1 play, I weep I
And In my sleep I dream. I dream I aea
Strange things, atrange acenes, alranga
faoea, appear to me !
I wake, and lo I I find myself where 1
Was before I courted aleep. I sigh,
I rise, I eat, I drink, 1 live, I die I
Then whatt
Ab t there it is i
What not
'Cross Death's abyss t
Another life like thisf
Ood forbid I
I would rsther for everymore lie hid
In Garth'a cold alay, forever senalsse deatll
Than live another life like this, and tread
Again the rough, changing pathway of life,
llrava over agaiu this mixed up myslio
strife.
Lost. Katurday, Aug. 2!', In Bowling Qreen
or between D. O. and Perrysburg, a memoran
dum book oonlainlng one (12 note and other
data of hodifit only to tha owner. A liberal
reward will ba paid to any one leaving tho
suie at the Arqjrioan House, Rowling Oreen
J. CORRIE.
10 tot IOOO invested In Wnll Hlreet
Often leads to a fortune. Pamphlet with ex
planalinna and atatistics of Railroads, Stocks,
Honda, Ac, with other valuable Information
mailed on receipt of JO cents. Address At. ax
PnoTHlNOnaM Si. Co., Hankers and Brokers, 12
Wall Street, N. Y. 10m
House and Let for Sale. A good two.
story frame house, modern built, a good cistern
and everything convenient, situated one squore
south of the Town Ualt. Also one lot on which
It is situated. Enquire of John Hist, on the
premises. ' 13
Money to Loan. -The Perrysburg Sav.
ings ft Losn Association sre prepared to loan
money on short time, at aa reasonable rates as
ean be obtained in this vioiuity. Persons wish
ing to borrow will do well to give them a call.
S. D. WESTCOTT, Sec'y.
BE YOUR OWN PIIYSirlAff.
There is no casa of Dyspepsia that Green's
Ai'orsT Fi.owir will not cure. Come to the
Drug Store of A. H. CuaarNKT and inquire
aboutit. If vou sutler from costiveneea. Hick
headtfche, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
Complaint,orderangementol the system, try
It. Two or three doses will relieve you.
Aoua COM4 dihxb ia the only remedy In the
United HtateethalcontalnanoQuiuine, Arsenic,
or other poiaone injurioua to the system, that
wilieure ( ever auo Aguo, iniormiiieni or nil
loua Fevers, fecand the chills not return dur
ingthe season. It permanently curea fever
and Ague of lone atanding. 25zs
A CARD.
A Clergyman, while residing in South Amor-1
ca,ae missionary, discovered a safe a nd aim
pie remedy for th Cur of Nervous Weakneaa
Early Decay, Disease of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, snd the whole train of disorders
brought on br baneful and vicious babits
Ureat numbers havebeen cured by this noble
remedv. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, I willsend the receipt
for preparing and using this medicine, in
aealed envelope, toany one who needs it, Ve
Vharat. Address,
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
llm Station D. Bible House. New York City.
The Ituslito Kitnsas and Col
orailo,
The indications arc that the rush to Kansas
and Colorado will be greater than ever in 1874
Tha shortest way to reach the far West i
through St. Louis, the great Mississippi -Valley
Oily, of over 453,000 iuhabitauts, and thence
weal over the St. Louis. KanassCitr and North
ern Short Line, which reaches all the great
grants in the West, and runs six fast exprea
traina, two more than anv other road, botweei
the .Mississippi aud Missouri Rivera. This road
in the lasttwo years, has expended orer twi
mtlliundollars. besides esruinira, in extranrdin
ary itnorovements ofroadwav. in relaying it
Hue with best quality of new steel and iron rail.
on Droad new ties and in passe
baring substituted for ordinary
log chair coaches, with every
cinfort and safety, being eleganty carpeted
and fitted with dressing rooms, wait toilet con
venienceB for ladies, gentlemen and families
Taveling with children, frti of aag rxtrackttrgr
Any ticket agent suiting through tickets to
West will furnish tickets by this excellent mule
through St. Louis, over the St. I.ouis, Kansas
City and Northern Short Line, Ihe beat
ahorteat t Kansas. Colorado, Nebraska, Califnr
nia and the great West.il being the only
running through cars between St. Louis
Omaha, ror map, circular and lime table
addreaa either J. r. McCaRTnr, Cincmnal
I) : or P. H. (1 T, St. Louts, Mo,, either
whom will furnish any informitiondesircd
Colorado Eicarsioaj-Co West Tlirouli St. Louis
the
During th Summer Season, the Miasoi'K
Pacific and KaNsas Paciric Through Linf
via St. Louia and Kansas City, will sell E
curaioo Tickela from St. Louia to Denver an
Return, good ninety days from date of sal, a
eztremulv low rates, thus atrr.ting everr ou
an excellent onporiumty lo visit Ihe la uioiis r
sorts of Colorado, among the beautilul Park
of the Rocky Mountains.
To all who are seeking new bimes in or ar
about to take a trip to Missouri, Kansas. Colo
redo. New Mexico, Nebraska, Oregon or Call
Tumia, we recommend a cheap, safe, quick ami
direct route bv way oral. Louis, over the Jim
ours I'aciftc tliruwjh Lint. It ie equipped will
tine Day Coaches, Uiick a llcclining Uh.ui -Wure
I'uUman I 'alace nieepera, INe tauruia MHlei
Salty Platform nnd the celebrated Westing
house Air Drake, and run its trains frem Si
Louis to principal points in tba west uu(ao
caniige.
The 1'exas ounsction of tbi rosd is now
onuipleted, and passengers are offered a firs
ulsssall railroute Irom Si. Louis to Texas, e
t her over tho Missoui l, Kansas & lexaalt.R
ei'o&u'uri'i.orovorilie Atlantic & Pacific It
R..ia Purlin.
For full information in regard tothe Uolorad
Excursions, or trips in the Great West, address
or oall upon eiiuer oi me loitowing name.
Airrnts of the Lino : .1. r . Thompson, 157 bi
change St., llnll .lo. N. 1 , 8. 11. Thompson,
Union Depot. Columbus, Ohio i orb. A. rord
(Joneral Paaaeng-r Agent. 25 South P.iurth at.,
St. Louia. Mo. Q'teiiiuHi Kill be akttrfull y onrf
promptly nimoereu.
be
Clicnii Farms for Sale Easy Terms.
The Atlantic X Pucifio Railroad Uonipan)
nfTera 1,21)0,000 aorea of land iu Central ami
Southwest Missouri, at from o to It per acre,
on aevon years' time, with free transportation
from St. Louia to all purchsaera. Climate, soil,
timber, mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law-abiding anciety invite emigrants from all
points to this land or rrmts and Sowers, ror
narticulars address Land Commissioner. St
Louis, Mo. lots
PERRYSBURG MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GILBERT BEACH AND
JAMES P. AVERILL.
PERRYSBURG, September 4, 1874.
O.
Wheat nn,,i!i r
Cornttl00rts..irtl18
do shelled ....021
Dresased Keef S.djn
Pork W bbl ...fin tin
Hogs ....$ 2 5. .JO AH
Potatoes fillo
'lour Vubl 1(1 5ft
lata Sj.iJIOc
tr 8Je
Mover seed "g btl. a 00
lliiekens 1b...TulSe
rurkeyalfltb tn-
Kuans. N.ivy ...ti 60
Dried annles..l(Un Mean Common $1 &0
Butter ItlirtJMe l.arl 10ol2c
Eggs 10a Feathera 7St&80
give
WONDER:
who
to
nave
sale
liv
V h"ic L
;'Maqnifie&;'
!MicRoscopf
jfTlM aw th revelations o? tha
goDM i.um wrc, wn. vi.w.,
i u lcrunooue ooinnKHi nw u
eetentlAc. Vttlu.lbkV
nriM-xlva. ntrljk!ntlil. urao
ft common DMl ta
.tent
uteri
I. ait
.rv I
auu.laln ua. ilairnilio
Jltcroacope
rlil.
euteruiinui
uur.
iruaaure in every homo, 'hou-
the world
flu.1 m,'itva. i
tlual, aanu4im, atlouiuribiir
t.Unt. MultiM a. it hi of a hair.
eio. Only ai.bO. bend tnoiH.y
In letter ana ot u oy maiu pro.
1 i-M. ALlHWntrl. AikWanev
ri Co, 0lMelny,(;UKH
BOOTS & SHOES,
OV thetestcfftom-niakes,in vsrieti s
BtAVU'a.
LEGAL ADVERTISEM'NTS
ROAD NOTICE.
NOTCIE Is hereby given that a petition will
ba presented tothaCnmmiasinneranf Wo irl
County at their nest aeaaton Heptember A. 1.
1874, praying for tha location of a oonnty road
on the following I. ne, to-wit t Commencing at
the Hnuthweat enrner nf aeolion four (4), In
township three (3) north range nine (9) east
Jaekaon township, and running thence sooth
on tha section line between sections 8 ft 9, 16 A
17,20 rV 21, 23 ft 2tf and 32 ft 3.1, to tha south
line of Wood oounty, and there terminate.
USITK Mi'Mastsrs, 1'rlnoipal retilinner,
August 1st, 1874. 17d.
linitlrT' NAM..
;.(
Wood County, O.,
Uottrt or
David Wagner,
vs.
Wm. N. Conrtrlght. Common Pleas
lly virtue of a 21 Plurles orderof sale, issued In
tha above entitled cause, by tha Clerk of tha
Court of Common I'leaaof Wood conntv. Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, I will offer
for aala at publio vendue, at Ihe front door of
the Court-house, in Bowling (J recti, on
Tuesday, September IStli, !974t
Between 11 and 12 o'clock A. M., of said day,
the following deaoribed real estate, to-wit t
Iu-lot of the village of Tontogany, Wood
eounlv, Ohio, number one hundred and thirtv
two(l32.) Terms-cash. Appraiacd at fHlfA,
!. C, II A 1 III), Sheriff.
Swan At Moors, Pl'fla Ally.
August 6, 1874. 16c6 25
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD!
TUE
SHORTEST & QUICKEST ROUTE
-TO
Washington & Baltimore,
THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST
UONUESHKD TIMK-TAM.E TIIHOl'CI!' TRAINS.
VIA rAKKRHsn'a, May 31, '71
fast
I.enve Cincinnati 1
Arrive Cliillicothe
do Portamoutli
do Marietta
do Parkersburg....
do Orafton
do dikl .nd
do Deer Park
do Cumberland
do Harper's Kerry
do Washington ..
do Richmond
do Baltimore
do Wilmington
do Philadelphia
do New York
do Boston
, , ,Ht. I.ouis
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Daily,
U 6 ") inn
1 U pm
5 65 ptn
5 '2i pin
5 30 pin1
V 14 pm
II 24 nut 11 43 am
1 1 43 pinjl 1 47 am
2 IIU niti
Daily,
30 pm
1 3D pin
10 10 am
5 20 am
5 I'.O am
9 1 5 am
I 60 am
5 U2 am
7 10 am
1 30 pm
8 40 am
12 17 pm
I 20 pin
5 15 pm
6 60 anil
4 40 pm
A 60 pm
4 60 am
8 2 pm
1 31 .nn
2 35 am
0 115 am
4 50 pm
via bkllairr, May 31, '74 Fast Un Express
l.eave
Arrive
Leave
do
do
Columbus...
Newark
Sandusky
Mnnrrvville
Mansfield
Arrive Newark-
a
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Z inesville
llellaire
Wheeling
Orafton
Oakland
Deer Park
Cumberland.
lltrper's Ferry.
Washington-
Richmond
Baltimore. ..
Wilmington
Philadelphia ...
New York
Boston
11 15 am 1 1 4 j pm
12 35 pm 12 oO am
I 45 am 7 1)0 p.n
. 8 2d ami T 60 am
III 117 am V 51 pm
12 80 pm 12 45 am
I 35 pm1 I 55 am
4 50 l.ni 5 15 am
S 10 pm, 5 45 am
0) pm! 9 30 am
II 24 pm 11 84 nm
II 4:1 urn II 47 am
1 50 am 2 00 pm
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7 10 am,
1 30 pm;
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12 17 pin
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5 15 pm
5 50 am
(t 50 pm
4 50 am
8 20 pm
1 XI am
2 35 am
fl 05 am
4 60 pm
Pullman Palace Sraving l( Sleeping Cars
From St. Louis, Cincinnati A Columbus, to
Washington & Baltimore,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Through tickela and further information can
be obtained at all the principal ticket ntlices
throughout the West,Soiilhw'est and Northwest.
i.. si. iui,r, thus. r. iiakkv.
Oen. Ticket Apt., West Puss Agl.,
Baltimore Mil. Cincinuuli, Ohio.
TIIJS. R. SHARP,
MaBter of Tr.tti!pnrtatii.n,
1 Tax Uallimoie, Md.
MERCHANDISE.
the
and
line
and
ol
SSPEMIILTOMCO.
Perrysburg. Ohio,
DEALERS IX
'At Strictly Cash Prices,)
g i:.ai: a Ia
tlARDWARE,
nw, gaib, liwjs,
0 jok and Parlor Stoves,
rin, Copper & Sleet-Iron Tare,
PUMPS, CORDAGE
WATER LIME,
ii WE) PIiASTi:i:.
HUBS, SPOKES. FELLOWS
"
Country Lumber,
SaSit. UOOrS & iiilttttS.
SHINGLES, LATH
AND
PICKETS.'
The luont Complete Stock kept In
the Couuty, ou hituj at all tunes.
Trier b Itcducfd to Cash Bisls."
Give us a oall, bring your money
along and I3uy Goods ut a
CASH STORE!
Cheaper than auy one eUt will sell you
I
TEATS & CAPH.
LAIttil si"-iBien
o u e c ii !
BUSINESS CARDS,
GEORGE STRAIN,
Attorney and Counselor it Law
PKUIlYSIlfJIIU, OHIO,
t?7 Office Up-slsirs, in room fronting tlit
Journal Ollloe,
JASHEJC PILLARS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
rroaecntlna; Attorney of WeeaCe..
row j.i mu uiti:r.!, o.
J. A, miiannon, '
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office at Vaurt i,
Howling fjroen, Wood County, O,
. Collections Made and Taxes Paid,
4SUICKOOOK, AMXS O. TBOLP.
oook & tiioti:p
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Ami Lil it AKent.
Speoial attention given to Investigating Tl
ties, Payment of Taxes snd Collections.
Mroilice In Cook's Block, Perrvsbnrg, O,
ansa
HENRY H. DODGE.
Attorney and Counselor nt Law.
Notary Public and Land Asrrnt.
IBce nn Front-street, nesr Norton's Exchange
Hotel.
I'RUIt YSIIUItU, OHIO.
Wl'givenronint llttetltlonto fl llrtimlnaa. n
utcdto his care, in Wood snd adjoininpci un
Am
THE PERRYSBURG MILLS
J A .11 CS P. A V Kit I I.a.
Flour, Meal, mill I ced & Grain,
At Whnlosnla and Ilolnil.
larOfllceon Front street, oppopite Mills, pj
I'lltlllSIIIIKl, o.
rSTCtistom Work ground every day on shor t
10
H. WILTS E & SON.
Proprielora of
PERRYSBURG SAW MILL.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Lumber of all URScrlnllnnai
r?T Allor.lers will reeelve prompt attentlrn
trtiaiiUrattention paid to custom work . Is
JOHN ZURFLUH,
I1HUK IN
iTATCO, CLOCKS, JKWEUU ACCORDEOXS
Cor, Kail road and Louisiana
Avenue,
PEIIHISBIHG, OHIO.
Sole Agent for SchatThauspn and Snl.r.,M.l
peetaeles. Also keeps on band Cold, Silver
and Steel Spectacles.
NEW PAINT SHOP.
House and Sign Painting,
Graining, Papor Hanging, Calciminig and Tin.
ting done to older, by
j. iv. rn.ippfL, i
Also mixed Tainla kepi constant on hand
hhop on Front St opposite Hard a are Blora
Perrysburg, Ohio. iSt
New Furniture House
i. i.tvii MTZi.r.n.
nAVIXQ remnved my Cabinet ' Warernrm
and Shop to the corner nf Louisiana Ave
one and Railroad, would invite my friends and
patrons to call at the new location ,
Those desiring to get furniture of any kind,
will please call and examine my stock, of whic b
fine selection w ill be kept always on hand.
Collins of TstridllH AlCtlsa (in Iinir1 r r m A
pnmilly tnirdtT 2ex.
SEWING PARLCRS.
VI IKS IK. J. IJAIVDLEY
TT71SI1ES lo infiumthe Ladies of Perrvsa
burg and vicinity, that alter a short ib
enre,ahe haa relumed to her Sewing Parlors
in Perrysburg. nliere she is prepared to wail
on her many friends and customers, and all
n ho may patronize hei. Give her a call. AH
I k w in rented to fit. Prompt attention given
lo Cloak aud Dross making. Children'
clothes. Ac.
Her Parlors are on Front St.. Perrvebiire-.
opoaite iy. I'mcK's rralilenra. 4
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
liAUOAD.
THREE MILLION ACRES
LIE2SAL TEElu'S TO IMPEOVEES,
1 1 Tears Credit, 7 per cent. Int.
No Part of the Principal payable for 4Tn,
FIXE GHAIXUUOW 1XO flEOION.
Tracts of one and two iIm hsmiki acres avail.
aLle lor Xi ij: l.borl.ood C onies,
or for ti'Ck farms,
Excellent Climate with pure flowing Water
' I would sav, II. at in the course of man'
" yeai s. aud lliroiij h rxtensive travel, 1 havo
'not heen a more inviting country, ror on
u liirh i.fl'ers gi ruler iudiictnienle, 'willi fewer
'nl.ji'i I imiB li.ht ttlriiKiit, than these lout's of lh
A. T. & S. r. It. It." Erlrnrt lUnort of
tlmry i'ciroir. AurUullural i'Jitor Amtrica
Aijriiultmali.1.
A. E TCUZaIIB.
Land Commission r, Torn. Km,
For full particnlsis and Tickits at reduced
ralrs, addrtss KAHLO ft CBOV.
Land 4 1 icket Agta. A. T. A Hanla Fe II. R..
HH Siimniit St.. Toledo. O.
JKXlTIUHi roil D1VUIICE.-
Miisflluh Wilson ) In Wood conntv-, Olio
"gainst V Court of
Uerjamin II. Wilson. I Common Pics.
The said lleniamin H.Wilson will take not ire.
that tliu said Mascllah Wilson lias filed her
potiiion in the nflice of theCluik of theCocit
ol 'i.mmi.n Pleas of Wood County. Ohio, the
MiliBluno nf which pcillicn is that she war mr.
rii.d In said defciuiaut un Ihe 18lh da v nf Janu.
ary, A. 1). I8C7 at Knndusky Citv, Ohio. 1 list
she lived and cohabited Willi defendant until
boni January 1, A. I). IMIt) perfoiniing all of
ln.r dulii s aa a 'e. Tl. at at the date last nun.
no in d the dif nd iit abandoned her withi.ul
rauveand I. us ever since been wilfully absent
fn m her. She pra.va for a divorce fri m de.
fendant. Kaid raioe will be for hearing, Fep.
I. inl.er 6lh, A. II. JH7-i. Depositions will b
taken iu said cante at the flice of the I'i' bale
.lu.lgeof Huron County, Ohio, In Nomslk.rn
the 22.1 day nf Auctikt, A. I). 171, belMcen
ti e liuurs of 8 A. M. and A P. M., or said day.
MASFI.I.AH WILKON.
Pcrrvkburg, July 18, 1874. J5l9 St
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