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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-04-26
Decorate the Homestead.

An exchange has tue fol owing IN rel /, n
to beautfying the homcstcad
The mild breath of spring and tho music
OF the early birds, remind Us that tho sea.
son approaches Tor planting, not on'y veg
etahlcs and grains necessary for mau's sub
siStence, but shrubs, trees aud llwers to
feed the eye aud uourish the taste.
'1licro is no homestead on which u little
iudicious labor now will not result in moro
or less pleasure hereafter, Noue on which
there is not some nook or corner that can
hc beautihed by vine, a shrub or a plat of
flowers. Mature will do her part if we
perform ours, and many q barren aud un-
slightly yard or cummpn may thus become
thing of beauty, adding to the pure joys
of home. Next to wholesome food, says II
rural Journal, home pleasures are necessary
10 enllven our spirits, promote our good
health, and give 2est to rural life. What
can give greater satisfaction tc Il family ot
refined taste than to havo the grounds
around the homestead decorated with the
beaulies of nature so hountfully furnished
us The species and varieties of trees,
shrubs, roses, vines, Sc, are now 50 uu.
merous that choice selection eau 10 mado
TO sMit every elmo soil and expoturc, and
w blhull anu lVN hll NNN ElhNlS HNhNNI'
See them tasteInlly arranged and gorgeously
dressed with foliage ol various cOlnrs, aud
dcoked with blooms far transcendiug the
most costly jewelTy in brilljancy. aud per.
fuiuing the air with their fragrance. Ia
windy days they gracefully bow, prancc,
aud whirl around like sprghty youth in
the dance, aud the melody OF the breeze
serves thcm for music, How beautiful the
picture and great the enjoyment to those
who can appreciate thom. lt,nakos cot
palace, and home a paradise the owner
king it imparts a dignity TO the manly
graces OF sous, aud lustro to the beauties
aud virtues of daughters The passing
wayfarer is delighted with tho Sceue, anl
sets it down in his mind as the abode OF
the great and good in heart, aud the vir.
tuous and wise in action.
After planting climbing vnos TO clothc
the veranda, and few deciduous trees
around the house for SHADE in summer. all
the Other trees, shrubs aud roses should br
so arranged over the lawn that all will ht
seen at one view. Set the more dwar
nearer the house, aud the taller farther OF
and they will appear to rise in graceu
folds as they rccedc from the eye, aud tn,
contrast of size, form and colrr Of the va
rious individuals will show 10 greater AL
vantage, aud that will give additional grac,
to their charm.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of RCal Estate.

IN pursuance or an order or the Probate Court OF
L Wood County, Ohio, | viii offer for sale, at
public auction, ou SATURDAY, the 25th day OF
April, 1897, at one o'clock in the afternoon, upou
tho premises, the following described lots Of
ground, situate in the towpot WeStor, Wood Coun-
ty, to-wit l.ot No, |, ia Milers addition to sait
town. less nine rods oil the east end Of the sane,
containing 3-5 acres, more or less appraised at
$3.50. Also, one other lot in said town, bounded
aud described as follows Commencing 10 feet
north of the northeast corner ot iu.lo, No, 40
thence west rods IN Stake thence north 5Sts feet
q stake; thence east rods to stake; thence south
to the place of beginning, containing SIS of acre
more or less appraised at sl50.
Terms Uf sale One half in hand, the other hall
IN one year frum day of sale, with Interest de-
tcrred payment 70 b. secured bv mortgage on iht
promises sold. JOHN CAMPBELL,
Administrator Vt VIM, Ward, deceased.
Weston Tp. March rs, 1857. iSeSI so
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ThIngs worm Know!ng.

A bit Of glue dissolved in skim milk and
water will restore old Grape.
Halt a cranberry bouud ont corn will
s-Jn kill it.
Soft soap should ho kept in dry place
in cellar, aud not used uutil three mouths
cid.
Bed bugs are kept away 10y washing the
crevioes with strong salt water, put on
with a brush.
An mkstand was turned over upon a
white tableeloth; a servant threw over it a
mixture of salt and pepper pl,ntimlly, aud
oil traces o; it disappear,d.
Picture.lrames and glasses are preserved
from dies by painting with brush dipped
into mixture made 10y Rolling three OF
four onions IN pint of water,
Doctor w. says make mpsh Of white corn
meal stirred in boiling water (Salied) TO
thickness of cako batter; boil two hours
slowly. Eat for supper with milk or mo
lasses, aud you will slorp soundiy and get
up without headache t,r breakfast, slice
and fry the cold mush, OF bake itoI u bake
plite.
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MICH. SOUTHERN & N. /. r. II.
3 g sss $50 .,;sif . .,.s:.s U 4
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

A and after Sunday, November Is, 1896, Passenger
" Traius will he run as follows:
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR CHICAGO
2:lO \. VI. Night Express, via Air Line,
except Mondays, stops at principal stations and
riyes at Chicago 1880 I. VI,
S:e5 a Va. WniI aud Express, via Main
Line, except sundays sops at all stations and arrives
at Chicago 500 Z. NJ
1:2OP. W., except Sundays Mail and Express
via Air Line, stops at principal st ons and arrives
at Chicago ll;OO p. NJ.
7:tOP. vi. Express, via Main Line, except
sundays, stops at principal stations, and arrives at
Chicago $500 4. NJ.
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR DETROIT.
ruREE TRAINS,
T:95 \. Va. Express, arrives at Monroe s;S5
A. NJ; DctroitjO:3O A. NJ.
3;SOP Va. Express, arrives at Monroe i35 p
M ; Detroit G:2O =. NJ,
7:t1P. Va. Express, arrives at Monroe S:5T
Z. NJ; Detroit lO:50 =. NJ.
An daily except Sunday.
LEAVE TOLEDO FOR JACKSON.
leave Toledo daily, except sundays, at S,e5 A. NJ
and I;i0 7. NJ.
Trains arrive At Toledo as follows;
From Chicago l'N5 aad $40 A. NJ. and 4:30 and I:S5
+. NJ.
From Detroit 0:0O \. NJ and 20 and $50 I'M
From jackson $40 A, NJ and 4.3a NJ.
SlEgrtNo CARS on all Night Trains between Toledo
and chicago.
Trains are run by Chicago time, which is twenty
minutes slower than Toledo time
~ CHAS. =, nAfCH, General Suft.
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Pcrrysburg, April .,
4 ,EGAL NOTICE.

John Roach, Of San Francisco, California, and
the other unknown hers or Huunra Roach, de-
ceased, will take notice that the undersigned, as
Administrator of the estate of said H0nora Roach,
deceased, on the 9th Of March, A. ID 1867, filed
his petition in the Probate Court within aud for the
county OF Wood aud State of Ohio, alleging that
there is no personal estate of said deccdent to pay
her debts aud ihe charges ct administering her
following described Real Estate, situate in Wood
County, Ohio, To wit The southeast quarter Of
section twenty two CAY, W y north west quarter of
section twcnty-six l96l, W y northeaSt quarter
Of section twenty seven (2il, all in township (5),
north, range twelve (l2) east. The prayer Of
said petition is Tor am order TO sell said above de-
scdbId lands to pay the debts and charges aCoro-
said.
Said petition win be ror hearing on the 21,h Of
Apr, 1867, OF as soon thereafter as can be beard.
JAMES W. ROSS,
Administrator Of estate OF llnnora Roach, dec H..
rcrrys5urE, Ohio, April 3, 1867. 49dSl
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

A DMINfSTRATORS NOTICE. - Notice is
n hereby given thatthe undersigned hus been
duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator on
tho estate Of George Fry, deceased, late of Wood
Cuun,y, Ohio All persons interested viii take eno-
tcc and govern themselves accordingly.
.Ig 40 JOHN RUSSELL -
Bloom Tp, April lj 1857. tld*
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REPARAT0R CAPlLLI.
Throw away your false rrizzes, your switches, your

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a EGAL NOTICE.


George Powers James W. Ross
willard V. Way, Trustees Of
the First rrtsbylcrlan Church, Vv,,l
Of Petysburg Ohio. Cannon pl,,s
-i""N vs.. ~ ''
Marshall Key, jr., James Muir
. raw w. II. Hullcnbuck.
The'dcfendaht, Marshall Key, ir., will take no
lico tht the plaintiffs, on The 18Th day Of Februa
ry, A. d. 1867, filed u petition against him and
thc dercudants above named, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, where the same
is now pcndiuk, the object sud prayer of which is
10 loreclose mortgage given by said Marshall
Key, ir., to James Murray, for the benefit of said
Church, on in.lpts in the town Of Perrysburg,
Wood County, Ohio, numbered 900 and 3ll.
Said muttgage was given on the 2jth day Of
June, A. ID. 1855, aud there is now due thereon the
sum OF one hundred and eighty -arc dollars, with
interest from the % day Of December, 1864.
And said defendant is required to answer or de-
mur to said petition ON or before the 18th day Of
June, k.rD, 1857. Aud in default, the facts stated
in said petition will be taken as confessed, and the
Court win be- nskctlto decree thereon according y
ASHER COOK, Atty for Plaintiffs.
rcrrvsburg, April II, 1867. JlfslO
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NOTICE.

DN tho l2u day or April, in the year ls67, the
" Probate Court Of Wood County, Ohio, de-
clarod the estate Of George w. Adams, deceased,
10 be Isdlvent. Creditors are, therefore, re-
quired 10 present their olaips against The estate
TO the undersigned, for allowance, within six
months from the time above mentioned, or they
viii not be entitled to payment.
Il. RANGER,
Admir- Of Geo. W. Ada ms, deceased
April 70, 1867. Old
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MASTER ooMMISSIONEn'S SALE.
Loomis II Nymau etal,
Is.
Wood Common Pleas,

IS. ) Wood Common Pleas,
CNreuus Goodall ct al. \
By virtue of an order of sale issued in the above
c1use hy the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of N old County, Ohio. aud to me directed and de-
hverei, | will oltr Cor sale at public vendue, at
the door ct the Court llluse, in PerrySburg, Wool
County, Ohio. on
MONDAY, April 20 1897,
Between the hours OF aud o'clock r. NJ, of said
day, the lulluwiug described lands aud tenemcnts,
th-wit:
The west half Of the southeast quarter, and the
west halt of the northeast quarter OF section Nc.
Wenty.cight t2S), in township No. six 6), north
ot range Jwelve { l2) east, Wood county, Ohio
Also, the east half of the northeast quarter ot
sectiou 2S township6 g. north ofrange II east same
county aud state.
CHARLES W. ENERS,
Special Master Commissioner.
JANIS PILLARS, Plaintiffs Attorney,
fsrys6urg, March 2i 1861. aSess 90
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a EGAL NOTICE.
Stephen Finch, Plaintiff

Stephen Finch, Plaintiff, J
VS. VI
Elizabeth West, Ann Constantine, Cn,n,no,,
Benedict Emch John Emch, '' pin',
Cathnrnc Finch, Jacob Emch, jr, pa r,;,j",
jacob Emch Mary Emch, '''''''''
Defendants
Tho above-numcd defendants will take notice
that on the 10th day OF April, A. y. 1857 the un-
dcrsigncd filed petition IN the Court of Common
Pleas OF Wood County, Ohio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition Of the following
premises situate in Wood County, Ohio, to-wit:
The a Of the n u Of the ne a Of section %
and the q part of the NV = OF section % and the
south part of the y of the Sc !, and the e part
Of the n "a Of the y Of the sc = of section 20
and the north part of the ne = of the ne q Of Sec
tion 3j-all in town north range l2 east.
The plaintiff demands partition Of said premises
ns fellows to-wit: 10 the undersigned one fourth,
aud to each of the defendants named in his former
petition ono.cighth.
At tho next term Of said Court, m application
will he made by the undersigned for IN order that
! artion may be made of said premises as above.
STEPHEN EMCU.
ASHER Cook, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Perrysbnrg, April 49, 1867, 50fSll
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VINO should not have good garden II
not the Farmer? llo has plenty OF land,
team, and as much manure AS he can use.
There is no class of peorlo 10 whose families
a garden is a greater couyenicuoe or more
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Removed far from that access to daily
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THE Far WEsT.-rhe locomotive now
runs four hundred aud fifty mil west OF
81. Louis, aud the track is being lait at the
rate Of a mile every day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WOOL WANrEbs

ME will pay the highest market price for any
w quantity Of clean, we'll washed WOOL
Onesthrd will in all cases be deducted from
unwashed, partially washed, ard Buck aeeees.
+. r. MILLER a CO.
Perrysburg, May %, 1866 -