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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-30
Repuhllean Cluh n1eet,nr,s.

MONDAY EVENING. =. ma
SEVENTH WARD CLUB-COrner UT rGreat
men streets.
ELEVENTH WARD oLUs-oor im the Ia and
Fi-.t streets. I'm tne nj e.
CoLFAx LEGIoN-Mr Isahners. ThlsI at seven
O'Clock. sl2 New Leyee streo au horize n III j
wARMoTH CAMPAIGN without stltte street.
NEGRO CLUB-MOof ,/chaisb, Vdihaine. be-
tween Roman and Pis sSstreets, ~
WlDEAwAKE OLuB-Tnrners Hall 90 UI
TUESDAY EVENING.
GOVERNOR S GUARDS, Co. AsrClaiborne, between
Common and Gravier streetsQf
FIRST WARD CLUB -TeEps VI, between Apollo
and st. Charles streets.
FouRrH WARD uLUB-HalI Derbigns street. be.
tween oustornhOuse and BienvQaR ~
sIxrH WARD cIuB-FeoFa Pan. Frsulnes
street. lfAk
GRANT WIDE AwAKrs-ds street.. between
Liberty and Howard. IT,.
THIRD DISTRICT GRANrk q .Co1pA&lG1uB.-
Church on Poet street, bstwI Love ahd Good
children streets. .asA
WEDNESDAY, INC.
Ninth WARD CLuB-orel ler gaisien. PO-
land street.
coITAx cvAnps-No. 800 q y tween
Liberty and Howard.
GRANT GUARDs-At Mechanl y Institd.sI
PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FRIDAY EVENING.
EMPIRE GRANT CLuB-Mechanies' Institnte.
GRANT W1oR AHAKEs- -GTavisr, between Liberty
and Howard Streets
: GOVERNORS GUARDS. co. Claiborne between
Common and Gravier streets hfafk
PIONEER GRANT c1uB-Na tonal Hall, 2f Soydras
street, between Franklin an afrty. ~
SECOND w.RD erunee Fiton walk and
DryAdes street. 5l5755 r - N =.
FIFTH WARE CLUB-Union IN. St Louis street,
between IRENE aud Marais.
TESTH WARD oAuB-Coner 81. Mars and Fulton
strssts.
coIEAx GuARps-No. 800 GEayieF stiieb betEesp
Liberty ana Howard. sAatan sssi' Il !. il.s !
lRisK REtuBLIcAN cLy 9ryades street
THiRD WAnD c1uB-oIay lssrido strssa I.
EIGHTH Ward CLUB-Mofl s,t betWssn.
Mandevils snhaIArigny. as'4M i NEf BAA
| .- SUNDAY MORNING.
GRANT AND GolFAx ZouAr rrs-sct b, cor
nsr Greatinen and unisa streets.
HAHh zooAYE elrz~lfe 70 GrSvieti i2N.
PIoaeer Grant oIah. lt.pseod K X Of the
rapid increase in their namssfa, ne fbioneerap
hAYeeAeagsd the cornmodiods NAliOnS Hall, At No.
I 2ss Poydraa street, between Frankin and Liberty
Streets for eadQuArters.
All voters who favor the election q Grant and
Ooliaz arsinvitsd to iointhis cinb
RsgalAr msstinss every FRIDAY EVENING, at
JOHN NJ. g. FARKER, fsaila.u.
N. W. TRAVIS. Nacr etafy.
1
Astsnsien, Grant wids Awaissa ,iA.ls.i
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| N'6uS NoSS ieaFe OF absence was granted X
to Mr.. Magee, of Washington. ---..
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Judiciary submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted: %
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE RooM /,
= ILL.,. September %, 1865. !
10 the Honorable Speaker and House of Repre-
GENTLENRN-In case of House bill No.
245, An act to amend and re.enact the third
section OF an act entitled an act to fix the
terms OF the District Courts in the Third
Judicial District, the Committee on Judi
clary report favorably.
P. HARPER, Chairman.
The bill was ordered to be engrossed.
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted: .......
lat RooN COMMITTEE ON ESRoLLlIENr. \
House of Representatives
New Orleans, September %, 1863.
10 Iia ane Honoraole Speaker and Members of the
mouse Oh Representatives: 4t
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on Enroll
ment respectfully beg leave to report as
duly engrossed the following to wit:
l. An act relative to the banks of the
Bayou Lafourche.
2; An act for the protection of planters
anu SF0DDerS OF cotton IN the mort of Na.p
Orleans.
of ?; Ha An aSt 70 protect the health of the city
ings and slangbt borses % an9 Inc sooCK ;, land
rate the Stock Landing and Slaughterhoilse
company.
AA1 Ia oieo o. a. uuly enrolled, VIZ:
andria.
2. An act to repeal an act entitled "an act
10 10 dusn9rlze sln the issue Of two hundred thous-
the Treasurer of tha s,a Dy 'te Auuitor on On
the sale thereof funds to meet the current
expenses of the General Assembly.n
t'''''0'iuily suppltIed; ~ " ,,,,,,r-,n
Chairman Committee 1M on EnpdIinr,n4 I'm,
Under a suspension Of the rpIos NJ Crr
rell, of Orleans. gave notice that bo wor1l
at some future dav introdnca on or. A. 70.
neal an act an+it,od on oo4 zas--.... A.,
seat of instice of ,bo ro,i,1, - 49, 9.-
the town of Ricbmana arJ i1- nIaaiI- - :. O,- =,
Delta in said rorisb tho -. rU -, :,
the yicksbnrp sbreveno-+ ard Taxna pa;I n
road. and re estahIisbin,, II a. Piohn,ond - ''''
Under a spsnonsion nF 49, - 49, e.,
lowing bills were introa,,cod. 'S -
Bv Mr.. Heidenboin or ror,oo,..
Honse bill M OK on oc+ 80 oroo,, a.,
second section oF on oct NJ a1t;.Isa :,
act transferring certain f,rds IL +ha c.
treasprv n tl,o oororoI s,n5
Glazed nm colendor .
BvMr. Carr oc orIeore.
House bill No. 259. an act anordir, or
act entitled an act 10 anob1o +bo C,itn -
New Orleans to meet its current babili.
ties-frst and second readiness and 70.
ferred to the Committee ON wavs anf
Means.
By Mr.. Lee of St. Rernard.
House bill No. 25g. an act to nrovi5o 10,
certain certificates Of indebtadrass or vo,
rants-frst and second raodinos and ro
| fo,uo5 g.. a.. r...,-....-- p, =
Means '''''
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
The Secretarv of tba Sanata ,ros az
nounced asking concurrence in sora+o hi,
No. 25O, and also informing the House tba,
the Senate had concurrea in Honse hin No
154 with amendments ~
On motion of Mr.. Morev of onschita tbt
House resolved itself into Committee of thu
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Astentfoa, Grant wide AvFaikea. T.AlzFsi
W rd.--This clnb nssts svsryTUE8DAT Y and "a J
DAY evening, on eravier ftfees bstwesh LibaEsg
and Howard sRadic4i Re hEsans ars cerdiai j
invited 70 attend 2 iSiA
GsoRGR Will ANS. President.
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NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80, 1868

Mr.. Pinchback: move the adoption of
the resolution as amended.
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AKKETs. nIvER NEWS. ETC.

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
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.umOred Departure of the Queen.
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Es1RuC GIVE ExPLOsIoNIN OHIO.
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WHOLE NUMBER 45e.

eight days leave of absence was granted to
TO Mr.. Magee, of Washington.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Judiciary submitted
the Following report, which was received
and accepted: f N
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07

The Perrysburg Board of Education have re-
Gently contracted with Messrs. LEES and THORN
ton to construct brick School house, from de-
sign and specifications furnished by that justly
celebrated Toledo architect, g. G. MILLER, Esq
When completed, the building will be an ornament
TO the place.
Its dimensions are as follows: IS by 20 feet on
the foundation, with three stories. The first and
second floors will have two main rooms for school
purposes, with ante-roums for outside garments
hats, caps, ETC., Of students, together with an am
pie vestibule for ingrcss and egrcss. The outside
elevation will be 40 feet to cprncc, the top of The
belfry being 80 feet higher, thus making total
elevation of 70 feet The hight between floors
will be as follows Lower floor 10 feet inches
second floor IL feet inches. The upper floor has
an elevation of IA feet to the ceiling, and will be
arranged With folding doors, so as to throw the
whole space-3l by 20 feet-into one large room
which will be used as lecture room on especial
occasions. There is also a recitation room at.
ached to the lecture room, that in point of con
venience and adaptation to scholastic purposes
this School-house R'iR possess all the modern ap.
pliances.
The contract price for its erection is 800, bu
when its internal and external arrangements are
complete the whole cost will probably reach
SIS 900.
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fCOmmunicnted.l

HoUsEHoLDERs CORNERS, January 2S, 1868.
EDTroRs JoURNAL.-I take pleasure in announ-
cling to the friends of education that there has
been Lyeeum organized at this place. and is now
in fine running order. 1t was first organized on
the 5th of January. The following are its officers
George Phelps, Chairman Adam Kinds, Vice
Presidet g. G. Layman, Secretary Geo. Hath
away, Treasurer; Miss Emma Whitaker, Editress:
Miss Philinda Loomis, Associate. The Edtress
and assistant are elected every other week. The
ladies support the paper, and my scholars dcclaim
The lyceum meets on Saturday evening, and |
respectfully invite the citizens of Perrysburg to
give us call some time during the winter, while
the sleighing lasts, especially the young folks
who have been and are the students of the Union
High School, together with their principal and
assistants. Yours truly C. C. LAYMAN.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
The New Years Greeting.

! On Wednesday evening the goth ult., the Con-
gregationalists had an exhibition in REED 4 Roc
ERs Hall, which was very tasteruly decorated for
the occasion, and had a crowded audience. The
charge for admission was fifty cents, the pro
ceeds being intended as New Years Gift to their
pastor Rev. Mr.. IRoNs.
The programme consisted Of music, deelama-
tons, and an exhibition of tabenux. The music
was excellent, indeed We have seldom heard any
amateur performer to- surpass Miss EMMA How
ELL, in compass of voice and power of execution
The tdbeaux exhibited was very pretty that of the
Lur Is PRAYER, an the chant accompanying it, was
exceedingly interesting. The only mishap on the
occasion was that Of young gentleman, who, as
a stranger in the ncighborhoud, wished TO show
the force of true coquence TO the cit izens, he de-
claimed little too much. The first piece was
toleFably well committed to memory, and except.
ing the tremenduous display of gestcuaton, the
rapid uttcrauce and schoo-boy monotone, passed
Nh the audience. In the second dose of dccla-
nation, our rhetorical FRIEND illustrated the posi-
tion Of OWEN GLENDowER, calling spirits from the
vastly deep, and when be called they would not
come. Our young friend GoRRILL, however, came
T. the rescue, and as prompter, helped the orator
out of his Scrape.
The address Of Miss RAYMoYD was we'll written
and highly interesting, and was gracefully deliv-
cred. After the gifts had been presented to the
clergyman and his lady, all present joined in par
taking of bountiful supper, to which ample jus
tce was done.
There is one f;ct which is pleasant to notice,
that there was an earnest and cordial friendship
manifested in these gatherings which speaks well
for social relations at Bowling Green. The pro-
ceeds of the evening amounted to sos.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
BIeck WaImut Timher.

BY advertisement in another column it will be
seen that JAMES sANsoS & Co., of Toledo, are in
the market buying Black walnut Logs and Lum-
Der, which may be delivered at Perrysburg.
ANDREW Brown, Esq, of the Exchange Bank,
Toledo, is interested in this enterprise, and will
furnish any information as to size, price, and de-
livery of lumber. Those having the lumber for
sale, will find in JAMES SAMSON g. Co., honorable
dealers, with an ample capital to accomplish their
undertakings.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07

The REV touS forcnEk, pastor of the NJ. n
Cburehl Bowtigg Green, has been msde.t the reeip,
lent Of valuable winter cluipu,an n, 10 the shape
OF a fnePsir Of fur gloves, together viihla fu'
collar, They Also improved aul adorned hik Gun
iderstandingsg With an excellent pair Of, snow
shoes. Not satisfied with this personal aes Of
kindness. many others Of his Intends startSd q
wk9d Bee, Aid IN one day supplied his house
wlh thirty.6re cords Of stove wood. "a,
The Rev. gentlemen desired us TO tender. bis
rraiefu, Acknowledgements to his wam.heausd
friends for their great kindness. 4.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
Toledo HortieuituraI society.

The Toledo horticultural Society held their an
nual meeting in College Hall, Toledo, on last Mon
day. The attendance, We learn, was not large,
aud the show of fruIt rather meagrc for Justly
celebrated fruit region. The officers elected for
the coming year were as follows:
JAMES W. Ross, Of Perrysburg, President.
I. GRANGER, of Washington Tp., Vice Pres't.
E. W. Koch, of Toledo, Secretary.
The Society will probably have an exhibition of
Strawberries, and festival, in June next.
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DEMoREsTs MONTHLY MAGA

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No person OF refinement, economical hotsewife. or
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Monthly. Single copies, 80 cents; back numbers, as
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With a valuable premium two copies, s. 30; three
copies, 81 50i Ave copies, Sl2, and splendid prem.
iums for clubs at 81 each with the FIRST premiums to
each subscriber EsS- new Wheeler Wilson Sew
ing Machine for 20 subscribers at 50 each. Address
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07

"0Hi rHir Will BE JoVFuLl" When men and
weFneW,ttvCw tosihe-slogs, and when a
tric out OF order, or TO prsrspt getting out OF
der. take Plsotaiion latkts.I Arc YOU pyspepde,
Nervous, lsundced, HyPped, Low Spirited, Weak,
or aC YOU sick and don't know what ails you :
We have been, aud was recommended 10 try the
Pltnt,ton Bitters, which we did with great salts
Actiop and entre success. Delicate F9nihiSaf
Clergymcu, Merchants, Lawyers, aud per,ous of
Scdenuyy HABITS, are particularly beOefted by
these Miiors, The sale is perree:iy enormous,
MAGNoliH w Afra. - A delightful tnilsl article
= superior 10 Cologne aud at half ths price. .i
JUsa BthLtNcs has said great many. good
DR.. j. w. PolSnd's Hunor Uoctor Is the great
eurer OF all blood diseases, nI 49,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
REMOVAL.

A e. REED would respectfully inform the
and Harness Shop to the corner Of Lou siana ave-
nue. and Second street. opposite the Phoenix Block,
where he will always be found ready to attend to
the wants of all his customers.
On hand at all times Single and Double Harness
OF the best quality. Repdiring Of all kinds done
on short notice.
Don't forget the TUG BUCKLE, of which he
has the exclusive right of sale in this county.
This Is lckle has taken the premium at many of
our state Fairs over all other Buckles in the coun-
try. Firs-this Buckle has no tongue in il 10 tear
the tug. Second-it can be altered in a moment
with perfect ease. Thrd-if your horses get cast
the tugs can be unfastened by simple pull Of the
reinsj runaway horses the same. Having no holes
punched in them, The tugs are durable for all time
Perrysburg, November 15 1867. 4Gzz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
Donation Visit,

The friends Of the Rev. G. A. ADAMS, are re-
spectCullY invited to pay him donation visit, al
the residence of J. W. Ross, Esq. Carriages will
be in waiting to take visitors to the house, aud
persons wishing 70 obtain conveyance will please
leave their names at Ross COOKS office, or at the
Old Drug Store.
We have no doubt but our PeTrysburg friends
will manifest their usual liberalhy, aud give Mr..
ADAMS a rousiug donation.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
PERRYsBURG MARKET.

lcoRREcrEp wEEKLy ny ?, ". NtLLER col
PERRYsBuRe, January 2S, 1893.
ArrLEs-Green " bu 90 dried Is.
BEEswAx-25c " ID.
BurrER- 21S3Oc v 10; Eggs, 2O@25c " doI.
FLoUR-lO 009l3 90 " barrel.
GRAiN-Ear Corn 81 90 U 100 lbs; Oats 5Sc;
Rye | 90. Wheat l VO@2 so " bu. Shellcd
Corn, g0c.
MEArs Hams l2lS@15c " h shoulders lOd
Eye; Dressed Hogs 7 5OsoS 80 W cwt.
LARD- " 10.
PorAroEs -6O0T5c " bushel,
SALTS 90 " barrel
WooL--30G40c - n. ..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
TOLEDO rTARKET.

ToLEDo, January 23, 1853
FL0UR-Fine, 81 0O@7 so; Superiine 0p1
$ %; Extra, 50@lO 90; Double L xira aud Fancy
10 0Oplf 90. Rye Flour. as.
GRAIN--Wheat 2659275c; Corn Q5@96e; Oats
Csc; Rye l47o Barley quiet
PORK Ness new 2000S3l 90; Hams I4c
shoulders l2c. Dressed Hogs, 7@sl1cS ID.
ARO-Prime, in bbs. l2iSc; do. Kegs, l3e.
nUrrER Fresh roll 3oci in keg Csc.
EGGS-32c.
GROCERlES--CotTte-R Rio 25G27c; Java 37ci
Sugrs-raw sugar lODlic; crushed l7C1l7l<c
granulated l7l6c; coffee l7ttc; q coffee l6isc
G cohce l5A9l6c. roas-Y0ung Hysou, 1000
Zoe; Imperial lij@l75c; Black q0MI5Oc
Japan llOGl25c. Mulasses 75GptOOc. Sirups-
fair 554eiOci good 7OpS0c prime 0O,0lO5c
Rice-Rangoon Toe; Carolina lsc
hUMBER-Clear S55; I'd clear S56 box SI5
stock boards s32; common boards Sl6: cuiied Dc
Sii; fencing SlI; Gull (eurng Stt; flooring strip,
SIS; III 10 sly; i,ist SSantling aud timber Is fSc
and under, SlI; ls-iuch sawed shingles 90
lS-inch saved shingles 90; I0-noh sawed
shingles Is and 2j; clear aud second dressed
ho'ring 40 90; common dressed flooring 30 90
common lressci siding S22; 81 aud clear Dire ssed
sizing S2j; dressed stock common, Inch, s23
dressed common boards SIS; Lath 90,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
Physician and Surgeon.

We call the attention of the citizens Of Perrys.
burg and vicinity to the card of DR.. L. G. BRAD
LEY, published in this issue of our paper. TIL.
Doctor has had considerable experiences in his
profession, which has been charactcrz, d by a
large measure of success. Those who may need
his services vii! fnd him to be an eblising gentle
man and also skill(ul practitioner
ais THERE No BALMlN GILEAD ~ Yes, thanks
to Rev. j. w Poland, there is a balm in GiIcad
POLANDS WHITE PINE COMPOUND is a
healing balm for such distressing complaints as
Sore Throat, Dipthera, Whooping Cough, Pul,
monary affections, and all diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Gravel and like complaints. Pric,
81 per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
Livery Stables.

Rome would not be complete without a Pope,
and certain il is that Bowling Green could not be
itself without friend G1B. AvKRY, and his
livery. His hacks run from Uaskins every
evening the arrival Of the Accommodation trlin,
and from Toutogany, on the ARRIVAL of the mail
train going south. Persons going into the coun-
try can be furnished with conveyances at short
notice aud on moderate terms.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07

We have received 40 original story for pub
lieaton, which is too long for our columns be-
sides it is not accompanied with the authors
name. No attention will be paid to any communi-
cation without we have the name of the author
| vi'h the privilege Of diVulgiRS il necessary.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
The Rowing Green Hotel.

This House has been re6tted and suitably fur.
nished, and supplies the travelling public with that
most desirable objeeta pleasant and comforta7
bic resting place. The proprietor, Mr.. CLAY,
spares no efforts to make hs guests comfortable.
In that object he has the cordial assistance of his
better half. We can confidently recommend
the Bowling Green Hotel to the travelling public.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
nnnrhIn,Its hlnrI..

1t is with pleasure we call The attention Of
our readers, TO the advertisement OF our FREUD aud
patron S. L. BouGnroS, of Bowling Green. His
advertisement states his mode Of doing business,
and all who know him are aware Of the facts. All
who may favor him with their patronage, will be
sure TO have just and fair dealing.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07

GovERNoR SEYMOUR, of New York, has
written letter saying | am not candi.
date Tor Office Of President" and adds 81
said what meant, and am annoyed to find
It looked npou by some as strategic
movement
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07

On thth-street, east Of the Union School houss
Perrysburg, 0hios
u'HE undersigned Woald call she attention Of the
l. people of PerEySburg and vicinity, that she
Is still taking Pictures Of the Best Quality, Of an
sizes aud sIh'ls from the IA size, or largest, down
to the smallest Ambrotypes and Gems also eonv.
inS rom Other pictures aud ehlargmg them in
copying. -.
Shs will finish a9 Pictures IN InaA Ink. or
pant ~ water eolors in the most approved STYLES
and sizes that may be reqpiEed.
She would respectfully invite her friends IN
eail and see what their own artist can do bekre
going elsewhere. Il viii cost YOU nethnS II yeu
cannot De sMted' a she asks is Ia show what
iaeiion; Mas. NICHOLS.
B..Ne pictures tsk y cn SUNDAY.
PerrIsburg, April S, 1897. se.,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-02-07
Wood County official Directory.
y. JUDICIARY orr1crrs.
NEW ADvEuTIsEmENrs.
2 T'Y'T Tf.T 9T'ryFlpT0N n

Store at Bowling Green's. T.. Bouqhton.
Physician and Surgenn--B. c. Bradley.
Bowling Green Hotel--Isaac Clay. ..H
Master Commissioners Sale--John Wetmors.
I,egd Notice ?. Eliza II. Bates. .
StaVe Bolts Wanted--Chas. Stevens.
Picture and Fine Ar--E. Quigley.
Black Walnut Timber Wanted Samson & Co.
Lanler Dealers-James Samson 4 Co.
Bowling Green Livery Stables-G. Avery.
Dictionary National Publishing Co.
Legal Notice -E. Tuller. ..i..