The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIEs.


READ the new advertisements in to. days paper.
They cannot fail to interest.
NEVER buy Of the man who does not advertise,
he sells so little thst he has to sell dear.
ouR merchants have commenced receiving their
fall stock Of goods frum the Eastern markets.
PEAcuEs are quite plenty, and are selling from
one dollar to one dollar and City cents per bushel.
jon WORK Of every description can be had at the
Journal OFFICE, on shost notice aud on reasonable
terms.
TEE improvements at the Union School building
having been about completed, the school commenced
its fall session yesterday.
THE railroads have arranged timetables for
special excursion trains during the l2h 18th, 18th
and 18th, being the four days of the State Fair.
IT is predicted that next year, 1865, the cholera
will be here, as that pestenec is said to return,
like locusts, every seventeen years.
THESE warm days and cool nights breed the ague
thick and fast. Some localities along the Maumee
quake terribly wilhthis bell-wether Of disease.
H. s. CuArix, of the Peru RcpuUicon, made us a
flying visit the other day The Hoosier State
seems to agree with him. lie looks we'll, and says
he is doing well.
Tue Ohio Farmer says complaints of the potato
rot come from all parts Of the State, and it has
never known season when the disease was so
wide spread as it is now,
The ed and 9th Ohio regiments have been
consolidated under command of Colonel Alvin c.
voris, Of the latter. The new organization takes
the designation of the 9Th Regiment.
ATrENToN is directed to the advertisement of
NJ. McMAHAN in another place, Of which we made
mention lastweek. This store will supply want
long felt in this community, and we wish to its
success become fully established.
A SoLDIER's ball is to come OF at Toutogany, on
TUESDAY night of next week, the 18th inst
The most ample preparations are being made for a
good time, and the names of the managers arc
sufficient to guarantee its success.
RECENTLY number Of burglares have been
committed at Columbus Grove, and the residents
of that vicinity have determined to protect them,
selves against the scoundrcls by the enforcement
oflynch law. Hanging few may have whole
| some effect.
WITHIN the past week the Hardware Store o
PEcK, H HAMnToN & has been removed into their
new building, which is now stocked with one o
the largest and finest assortments Of cutlery hard
ware, tinware, ,woodenware and other varieties that
have ever been brought into this market.
AT the Democratic Convention held on Saturday
last at Bowling Green, the following ticket was
made Auditor Robert Bamber; Treasurer, David
Crago; Clerk, N. L. Besanson; Commissioner, f
Donaldson; Prosecuting Attorney, ]. R. Tyler
| Surveyor, l.. Borden.
The County Agricultural Fair will commence
three weeks from to-day. The exhibition and at
tendance this year should be large. Bring in your
fruit vegetables, grain, manufactures, horses, cat
tie, sheep, hogs, &c. Do what you can to make
the coming Fair the best ever held in the county
| OK Saturday evening last, we are. informed
a man in Maumee City, by the name of Mr. Flow
ERs, died from injuries received in drunken af-
fray, on board the George ". Reynoids. The de.
ceased was buried Sunday afternoon, and tie
parties implicated in the row. we understand, have
been arrested.
By taking out policy of insurance upon your
life, you create fund which the law makes a sr-
cred one to your family or dependent ones. What
ever may be the condition of your estate at death
can deprive your loved ones of the avails Of
Life Policy made for their benefit. n. II. Cal
LARD is agent for the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company.