The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-07-03

The preparations BY the Perrysburg Smnger.
buud for one ofthe finest celebrations ever held in
Perrysburg are all complete, aud tomorrow will
witness pleasant aud profitable entertainment.
appropriate attractive and worthy Of the day that
gave birth to a nation u Frecmcn. To give eclat
to the OCCASION ten elee clubs aud three brass
aud silver bands will contribute to the varied
festivities OF the day.
The procession will be formed at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and march through the principal streets, ac-
companied by the several bands and glee clubs,
after which il will proceed to the New Hall
where after partaking Of a sumptuOus dinner, the
dedication ceremonies will commence at ~
O'clock p. 81. aud the exercises will be euliyened
with instrumental aud vocal music.
prize worth one hundred dollars, will be
given for the best song, the contest for which viii
take place from to O'Clock 7. NJ.
DOSt excursions will be another feature Of the
day that will add to the enjoyment OF all who de-
sire to participate.
! grand concert Of vocal and instrumental
music will be given in the evening, at the New
Hall, participated in by all the bands aud glcc
clubs.
/ The Smugerbund Society from Fremont will
be here in force, and, in company with the cele-
brated Fremont Band, are expected to arrive here
about O'Clock in the morning.
In addition TO this, the Association has secured
the celebrated concert troupe known the Rohmer
/ Family, from Buffalo, who will assist in the day
exercises and give one of their grand concerts in
the evening. They will I've accompanied by Mr..
ANTHONY SCHUYLER, tue celebrated Bohemian
Violiuist, of Buffalo. The following is the pro-
grAmme of the concert in the evening:
PROGRAMME.
l. Tyrolcan Songs -Tiroler Licder ....... 7yrol.
BY the Fremont Band.
2. Fruehliug's Echo-Spring Chorus 80. r. iJt.
by " COucurdia," of Fremont.
] 2. Duet" lch wolff meiue Lcb"... KRdtlssoln.
by the RonNER Sisters.
t. Fautasc dc Concert for PianoFortc Ipo4inhdupt.
BY FRANK ROuNER, Jr.
| g. Trio" Believe Me from Attilla'.... Verdi.
/ by Miss NJ. ROnNgRand Mcssrs. SrOiBE& ROnNER.
PART II.
l. Buffalo City Waltz -. ..........,... Rotacr.
by the Fremont Band.
.. Ballad Five O'Clock in the Morning. ."CloiJ,l.
by. Miss MARY RonNER.
| g. Duet Cornct From Norma, arranged BY R,tHer.
BY Mcssrs. SrlCHER and ROuNER.
! 4. Ballad" Won't you Tell me ?".... CoriJ,k
by MISS MAGGIE ROuNER.
. .. Duet" See the Tale Monu" ...... G,pPaHd.
/ By Miss MARY and Mr.. F. RouNGR.
! g. Double Quartet" Bill OF Fare"
Spcisrzttcl... Fplihcr.
| by "Concordia,' of Fremont.
| The tickets of admission TO this concert aro
| placed at the low price of so cents each The
doors viii open at o'clock L. NJ. and the concert
begin at 1850.
| In the evening there will also be fine display
of fireworks, at the corner of louisiana avenue
annd Front-street.
The Cora Lock will ply between this point and
Toledo during the day, for the accommodation of
visitors and excursiouiss. To sum the whole
bri hy, the arrangements are perfected on scale
of liberality that will insure success, and an
tcipate large crowd of visitors, and a celebra-
| ton worthy OF the day.