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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-07
From our Grand Rapids Correspondent. !
MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.

Ed. .JorRSAL.--Since my last letter find
was mistaken iu regard TO the Great Bruad
Guage Railroad frpm New York to Chicago
The certificate of Incorporation OF the Chicago
Defiance and Grnat Eastern Railrnnd, has been
hled In the SECRETARY of States Office, and II il
to commence on the Air Line X. H., at or neal
Waterloo Station, thence 10 Defiance, thence Il
Grand Rapids. thence an air line to Akron, Ohio
and inteIsect with the Erie Il. II. at that point
The road will run about half 4 mile south OF Ton
togany, and about ono and a half miles north
of Bowling Green. II makes this place a poi nj
as II can cross the river 1t less expense, aud
have the benefit OF the immense amount of sand
and limestone to build bridges, culverts, &c.
The Dayton and Michigan u. Il. has long felt
they made an error in not touching this place
for the stone ~ replace the wooden culvcts aud
for ballasting material, &c. The Broad uuage
will not make that error.
II has given quite start tn values here al
real estate. JANIS PuRpY offers his water pow
with the mills aud town property at twenty sew
on thousand dollars which will bc good in.
vestment, as this road will dovclope the water.
power making IL of great value, aud q large
manufacturing town will spring up In Il very
short time. | tell you Mr.. Editor " LOOK ont CoI
the Eiyns ,oisn he Bel Rings" Grand Rapids
Is not dead yet, and may be the pride of the
Maumoe Valley.
We have had fine April showers aud yegeta
tiou is advancing very rapidly. BUsiness il
lively aud take 1t all in all as the, boy said, " i
ia getting lovely"
The Reaver Greek Sunday School has sue,
ceeded in raising q Mason 4 Hamlin Cabinet
Organ, atSlI0. II was purchased through tho
agency Of A. J. GARDNER. ThoNfqiect for rails
ing one at this place don't Look very tlattering.
All are very willing to hVe an instrument fol
the Sunday School, but forget that il require,
money IN purchase il, and ir left to few, will
not be bought very soon.
We noticed on the street machine which al
first sight supposed IN be on, cycle or one
wheeled velocipedc, but upon inquiry tbenp
somewhat vordant on such things found L. was
road monitor for measuring distances, aud In,
| & entlemcn in charge were surveying our villa:
preparatory to getting out new map of the rouu
! ty. new map will b. very acceptable at thii
time as many changes have occurred since oul
friend fRioE published his in SO.
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GRAsp RArns. Nav & lsso

uRANn kArinS, May D, 1897,
En- JOURNAL! lchaboa can moi bs written
over tho door OF our Union Sunday School, AZ
ter the organ came in for the Beaver Greek s.
School, our folss began Ia think they must not
be outdonc, aud by the lberality of two of our
citizens, gave Il such start that the amount
was nearly all subscribed in a few hours, the
organ ordered and will bc in its place next
week. Il is n Metropolitan, Style &, Mason 4
Hamhn, aud purchased through the agency Of
A. J. GARDSER. II is expected that the next
Weston Township Sunday Soho0l C0nv entiou,
IN August, will bring out sonla pretty guod nu
sic, as the friends OF these two schools have fur
nished the scholars with very hne instruments,
and they will be played by competent young la
dies who are good musicians, aud the scholars
who feel any interest in music will improve
rapidly.
There are ave or six other Sunday Schools in
the township, that with little exettiou, can SO.
cure an organ. A good one can be bought frnnl
hny dollars upwards, aud il is good invest.
ment; for the more interesting ven mako the
Sunday School, tue more scholars will be at
tracIed To iti and music has an elevsling ten,
deney with every one, unless they are very
much depraved.
The weather for the past wcok has been very
unsettled, with rain aud cold cast wind, aud
frost. No damage dnne to fruit vet The prOs
peet Is g'od for large fruit cr'p, the tre,
coming out full of blossoms. The farmers hav,
not been able tn get in the usual crop OF oats
aud will now have to turn their attention to oorn
/ We noticed the ha3iaaald going ont the other
/ day with deck load Of fnur from our mill
/ This is the first shipment of Hour by canal for
| long time, but NOM appearances there will be
large amount shipped after the next harvest.
RallrOad matters are talked cf here, aud (
talking will answer the purpose, something viii
be done. The mud rOadS are drying up rapidly
aud are getting into good eonditcn again,
| Our Marshal iSa man in moderate elrcum
stances, and SAYS he is picking up all the dol
/ lars that are running around hose, ia the shap,
Of horses, mules, hogs, sheen aud geese, and gu
\ streets are free nom any aais,ties at this time,
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THE PACIFIC RAILRoAp.

To-day is the time set for the meeting Of III,
Union and Central Pao 10 Railroads. But two
more rails remain 10 be laid, and these are to b.
spiked down at the time OF the ceremony. Thi.
is the connecting link between the Atlantic and
Pacific, aud before another week the greatest
railroad in tls world will be completed sufic.
ienty to enable trains to cross the continent
bringing San Francisco within one ueek's Jour.
ney rom New York.
dispatch from San Francisco on "Wednesday '
ofthis week, state that "a raTwnyti pol
ished California laurel, mounted on either end
with solid silver, accompanied by spike OF
solil gold, costing 200, VAS Forwarded from
hero to-day t, the end q the Central Pacific
Railroad. II Is the last tie, and wall be laid by
LELAND SANFORD, Saturday ncxt, thus con
Pieting the Pacific Railroad"
Parties have been sent by the Government Al
various times 10 investigate the quality of III,
road, and seem to agree that il built princi
Paily cu the shoddy p'su. Tho killing" viii
very probably commence with 'lne running o
the trains. Look out for "startling accidents
on the Union Pacific
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NEW ADVERTrSEMENTs.
PU BLIC SALE
OF Real Estate & Personal Property

NoTtCE Is hereby given that the unaersignet
~ wiliutirr at Public N,ndue, on the prerni,
ses, on May 2i, 1869, at ~ O'Clock AM.
the following real estate and pctsonal property,
tl-witi That part of the southwest quarter Of
section ID, North range II east, Webster Twp.,
nOTih Of Webster aud Troy Road, in Wood Co,
Ohloi alsn a Fraction of section "a, clear OF all
enenmeranee, IS acres, near Cleggs saw-mill
aud H0lden's blaek smith shop about 4 acres
e'earcd and under tshoe, aud about rs acres
nndar6rushed. dsadened aud seeded about n
acres fenced with brush fence; the balance we'll
tmbered with red aud white OAK, sugar maple,
hlekory, hasswood, eottonW OOd, etc. A young
orchard With forty young trees, good garden
with picket fence and plenty of small fruit a
good log house l9x9i, with tight doors and walls
eeiled' barn snd wagoa-Ahsd, Al will % sold
On reasonable tearms.
Also, horses, cows, sows aud PIGS. a gnaa set
OF harness, lotnher wagon, hob-slvigh, plows,
seraPer, lumber and household furniture. Tams
maae knoga Ga day Of sAls.
a. D. 2. HOPPER.
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IMPROVEMENT of COUNTY ROAD.
Meeting OF Viewers.

NOTICE Is keReey given Ia an coseerned
IN that the viewers and engineer appOinhed
BY the Commissioners OF Wood County, Ohio, TO
view and survey and make an estimate Of the
expense OF improving, by Strengthening, grad
ing, CLEARING out and draining under the act
passed March 2a, 1867, and amended March 81,
1858, the following described county road, viz.
Commencing at the Maumee and Western Re-
serve Road where the same crosses the line be-
tween road tracts efty-two (52) aud 6fty-th1
(539, Troy township, Wood county, 0hio; theuee
north Aloag the lne between said road tFacts, and
between sections three (S) and four a., Troy
township; sessions thirty three (s3l and thirty-
four so, tgenty seven t27) aud twenty-eight
(2sh twenty.one (2l) and twenty-five t22), if-
teen t5l and sixteen (l6), nine (el ten I0l, 3
three (S) aad four t4t Lake township, Wood
county, Ohio, TO the Toledo aud WOodvile Plank
Road, in town eight (8), range twelve t2y east,
OT so faras TO interseet a road supposed tO COM
neuee at the southwest corn er q septiOn NAM
beF three (Sl, Lake tOwAship; thaAes Rorih 10
Plank R0ad-will meet at 10 Oelpek A. ~, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Nay, 1885, at
the southern terminus OF the road abOV6 descri-
bse for the purpose herein stated.
eetilioners ask 10 have a ditch eoaSsrueted
four 90 feet vide on the botou, aad aboet two
and One-han (31<) feet deep, on the West side Of
said road, and 70 bs cleared oat and made
straight and thai the property " ing WiAhin one.
half uile on each side Of SAID road be assessed
for its construction,
By order o. the coanty Commissioner.
B. NEWTON, Auditor OF Wood County o.
PeEFysburg, April "a lS60. less %
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
,OHICE 10 ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

There is now on file in the office of the Auditor
Of Wood County, petition asking for the In
corporate m of Milton Center, which petition reads
as follows. tO-wit:
To the Honorable the Board Of Commissioners
within and for the county of Wood and State of
Ohio, we ihe undersigned inhabitants ofand res
iden voters within the Territory herein after de-
seribed, do respectfully ask that said Territory
be Incorporated into an Incorporated Village
for general purposes. That the name thereof
be Milton Center, to-wit: The north half of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty -one, and
the northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
of said section tweuy-One also the southeast
quarter aud the east half of the southwest quar-
ter of section sixteen, in said county of Wood,
which said territory is not embraced within the
limits of any city or Incorporated village An
accurate map thereof is hereto attached marked
" A" and made a part thereof, aud we hereby
authorize and empower J. NJ. Hord, Esq, Oe
Perrysbu,g, to act for and in behalf Of the un-
dersgned in prosecuting this petition.
JAMES NJ. MARKS,
and 33 others, Petitioners.
Said petition will be for hearing on the StT
day of June, A. ID. 1869.
49pSl2 j NJ HORD for paiitionarS
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MASTER oOMNIsSIoNEn,s SAFE
Wood Common PlSss

vs.. , WUUU lTO0lmOn TTO0u
Mary Morris ot al.
By virtue of an order OF sale issued In IN,
above cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Com,
mon pless, OF WsOd cOnpty, Ohio, aud TO me al.
reetsd and delivered, will Ofer for sale at pub.
lie Vendue, at the door Of the Court house, in
Perrysbnre, and county aforesaid, on
TUESDAY MORNING, June S, 1882
Between the hours 0f 10 aud IL o'clock Of said
day, the following described real estate, IN. Wit
In-Lols Nos. l2s and l3T, situate In the TOW n
Of Psrrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, appraised
at $500. ]. W. BROwNSDER0ER,
Special Master Commissioner.
Perrysbprg, MAY Q, 1859. 2cS6
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PKRRYsBURa SAYINGS AND
rffF LOAN AaoOCIATTnN

AVAM AooVCkAIlON,
Some time since certificate was Sled IN IN,
ofhce o. he Secretary Of State foe the incurpo
ratinn of The Ahcte.nsmed Association, With
capital os sioO,OOe, disided Int Eve hundred
shares Of saoo each. A paper was circulated
datihg a few. hours fbr stock Subscriptions, and
more y an half the shares were AZ once taken
showing that our citizens have full confidence
10 lho enterprise. .... "a,
Those who had subscribed stock met al u,
Court-houss on Saturday evening last, and
adopted eide Of bylaws and elected Board
Of nine Directors 10 manage The concerns of the
MISUNDERSTANDING the ensuing year. The Board
cvnsists of The following named gentlemen
r. u. PBcK, @ j. W. Ross
So. Coos, ~hN ID. X. HoLLKsnEcK,
"a n. r. MiLIEn, ). q. Knoll,
A. O. VILLAINS, A. Roach,
s, d. wEsrcorr.
On Monday Afternoon the Board met and or
ganired BY the election Of the following officers;
Frrsident--E. d. PEcK.
Woe PSesidsnf-J. a, KNOLL.
7srassrsr-F. r. MILLER.
sSserstary--J. ". Ross.
ODns,ifsss on LooRs aud .Sceuri,ics-- AsHER
CooE. y. X. HoLLENBsck, J. W. Ross.
.i,Csamtisfc ON Gioilns aRd dreosRts--A. q. VIII
LiANs, A. Roach, s. D. wEsrooTr.
4 We think all viii concur with us when we
say that this Board Of Direction Is composed VI
our best aud most reliable business men, every
one Of whom has established a reputation for
business capacity and inte rity. We feel fully
hssnred that In their hands the business Of the
Association will be conducted safely and pru-
dsntly.
The two primary objects sought TO be OBJ
talecd by the establishment Of this Association
are, LIST, to enable industrious mechanics clerks,
laborers, servants, widows, minors and others
in moderate circumstances, to invest such parts
oftheir earnings or property as they can con-
vepientiy spare IN a mauner which win afitrd
them both profit and security, still leaving such
Investment In q tangible and available coudi.
ton. "a, Il Is intended to encourage the indus
trious and prudent, and 10 induce those who have
not hitherto been such, to lessen their unnecessa.
ry expenses, and 10 save and lay by something
for period Of life when they will be less able 10
eatn a support.
It's furth,r object Is 70 encourage the aequisi.
dcn Of freehold property and the funds OF the
Association, so far as practicable will be loaned
to laboring men, women, clerks and others who
deposit with the Association, and who desire TO
borrow money TO build or purchase homes, or
30 improve hOmes,eads already secured.
Interest will be paid upou all deposits how.
ever small, and IL will be seen, upon an exan,i.
nation Of the statute authorizing this class Of in
corporations, that depositors are absolutely safe
IL placing their money in the keeping of this
Association.
All deposits will be made with the Secretary,
for which he will issue certificates.
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Matrtmony.-As this affects almost evory-
body at some particular stage in life, We pub
lish for the benefit OF those thus afflicted thu fo
i'wing portion Of the law IN regard to the issu.
ing OF marriage lioehecs
fFst-The lady must be a resident Of the
coanty where the license is obtained. Il makes
~ difference whether the geutlelnsu is or not.
Seeond-lf either OF the parties ia aadsr are
he OF she, as the case may be, must have iht
consent Of parent or guardian by coming init
open court and consentug in the presence OF the
judge o. his deputy, or seuding written con.
Feat signed by two witnesses, one Of whom
must come into court aud swear OF affirm tia
the party gave coasent, and also that the othel
witness signed the paper in his presence.
The age of majority in Ohio Is twenty .one
years Tor males and eighteen years for fcu, lies.
y, The bridegroom need not apply fnr the license
10 person, but the person applying must swear
that there s no legal inpedinlsnt to the marriage
BY observing the foregoing rules, persons
viii have no difbenlty in procuring lieeuse,
Aa.cannol procure them otherwise.
NIB. Wedding cards, with the latest inn
Provements, eau bo had al this Office.
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We can hook ont fUr lively time in Tonnes
see' says an Exchauge. Ex-Presdent JouysoS
has been on the stump in that State for two or
three weeks, aud has abe d. succeeded in stir
ring mp considerable excitement, But you can
never have fight without two partieSto Il, and
the other party has now arrived on the field Of
action. We refer to Hon. W. D. SroKEs, who
has arrived from Washington aud spoke in Nash
rale on Saturday. SroKEs is man considera.
bly, like JOHNSON In his mental strength, aud en-.
dowment. possessed Of iron will, great eners,
aud egotism, s:entorian voice, and unlimited
bodily endurance. The campaign In Tennessee
is fairly opened by their arrival, and thera will
be some hard blows given and takeu, whsr
Greek meets Greek then come the tug Of war
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-07

Gen. Lee called upon President Graut on Sat
wday by previous appointment. Grant had to
. 'uvits certain dieni'arics who were present to
iearo. and is given out that some Of them
growicd ,beiag compelled 10 retire before an
advancing rebel! The inte lasted about
fifteen minutes
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Photograph Gallery
On Firth-strset, east Of the Union School ouse
PerrysburR, Ohio.

On Fifth-street, east Of the Union School-house
PerrysburR, Ohio.
rTNHE undersigned would call the attention Of
i the people of Perrysburg and vicinity thai
she is still TAKING PICTURES of the Bosi
Quality, of all sizes and kinds, from the = size,
OF largest, down n the smallest A mbrOtypes
and Gems also copying from other Pictures /,
and enlarging them, II desired, IN copying.
She will finish up Pictures In India Ink, or
paint IN water coors In the most approved styles;
will also furnish Frames and Cases Of all kinds,
sizes and styles Inst may be required.
She w0uld respectfully invite her friends 10
call and see what their own artist can do, before
going elsewhere. II will cost you nothing "
you oan not be suited. She asks nothing more
than " show what she can do, and feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction.
N. B.-Ne pictures taken on Sunday.
TOMATO PLANTS will have fnr
sale for the next four weeks a choice variety Of
Tomato Plants. Those desiring plants Of rare
quality can be accommodated At the Photograph
Gallery Of Mas. NICHOLS.
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sALr AND FRESH FIsH

Al Wholesale and Retail
Front-strest QUE door ives. Of Hardware siore.
All orders nom abroad promptly attended to.
Cali, or address J. B. WEBB a CO.,
tss fesryseurg, ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-07

The indication are probable for an uuprccc.
dented emigration to this country from both
Germany and England this season. English ar
tisaus, miners, &c, arS organising emigration
companies, and she Germans are also combining
to send agents here to look for locations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-07

A correspondent Of the National Tntcligcnccr
wSo " on the line Of tho Union Pacific Railway
advises the excursionis,s ia July to get their
lives iusur before starting. lie says that alouS
forty miles Of the route there Is a week Of I
train every Inile aud a half on an average,
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PoAD NoTICE.-Notice is hereby given,

POAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
IL thata petition WILDE presented to the Com
missianers OF Wood County, and State of Ohm, at
their June term, being the first Monday Of June,
1863. asking for the location of a county road
as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner
OF section 49, in Liberty township, County and
state above described. and running thence south,
on the section line, To the southeast corner of
section 80, in said township, and there terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Liberty Township, April Z. 1869. 52ds
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From our Regular Correspondent
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Debt Foreign Missions Ashley Cuba
Internal Reveuaie Decisions Homestead
Law Contostsd Seats Coin In Treasury =
Collection Of Customs Tax Patents
Lanas- -Internal Revenue Appointments 40
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May 5, 1860
4 ,EGAE NOTICE.
John W. Rogers, nm,
VS., Court Of Common
Thomas II. Mccormick, Ploas,
Rnsina Mccormick, Wood County, Ohio
n /,

John W. Rogers, nm, |
VS., Court ot Common
Thomas II. Mccormick, rloas,
Rnsina Mccormick, Wood Cuuniy, Ohio,
benjamin y. Stout, defts
Thomas IL. Mccormick aud Rosina MoCor-
mick, OF Woodburn, IN the county of Allen, aud
State OF Indiana, will take notice that on the
18th day OF February, A, d, 1869, the said John
W. Rogers, ot the county of Henry aud State of
Ohio hled in the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood County, Ohio, his petition against the
said Thomas II. Mccormack Rnsina Meteor
mick aul Benjamin h, Stout. setting forth that
on the Sth of November, 1865, he, Tor the con-
slderatlon OF 81 800, sold to Thomas II. MeCOr-
mick, and at his request conveyed to the said
Soslna Mccormick, wife of said Thomas II. Me
Cormek, tie southeast quarter Of Section No.
20, town uOrth, range IL east, in said Wood
County; that at the time OF delivery of the deed
above referred to, said Thomas II. Mccormick
paid 81 400 ct said purchase money, and prom.
lSed TO nay the balance as follows; SlGO, March
| %. 1887; S2sO, March %, 1868, aud 5000, March
/ 2i, 1859, all with interest frhm November g.
! 1896 that no part OF said $500 has been paid
| that said Benjamin +. Stout purchased sale
I land of his CO defendants with the full know /
! edge that na part ct said balance IT purchas,
money had been paid; that the said Thomas II
! McCormick is iGsolvent and unable tn pay tn,
balance due plaintiff as aforesaid aud prsyinl
that said Thomas II, Mccormick may paw sal,
balance Of purchase mONVy, and in defaul
thereof that said premises may be snld To pa'
the same aud the said Th0mas II. aud RoSin,
Mccormick are notified that they are require,
to appear and answer said petition on or befor
the 26th day of June, A, D. 1879,
JOHN W. ROGERS, Plaintiff,
+, \ ID. X HOLLRSsECG, Attys.
Mar 6, 1852. Of
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A DMINISTRAToR,S NoTICE.-N

4 OMINlSTRATOR'S NOT1CE.-No.
"A tice Is herohy given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad.
ministrator Of the estate of Michael Nicholson
late Of Wood County, Ohio, deceased, an per,
sons interested will govern themselves accord,
ingly. JOHN E0uY, Administrator,
May 9, 1899. 2ds
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that petition win be presented TO the
Commissioners Of Wood county, Ohio, at their
June session, held on the 6rst MsaJay in Juae
A. ID. ls69t asking Tor the vacation Of road
commencing At the west terminus Of the Black
Road, in sec 81, town g., range 10 east, Wood
county Ohio, and terminating at the point where
the Green Encampment Road intersects tho
Wapakoneta Road, in sec 81, town 6, range 10
east, Wood county, Ohio. 90
- MANY PETITIeNERS
TOntOgauV Ohio ADril 26 1919 Ida
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u .EGAL NOTICE.-

Notice is hereby given that Sarah A. Alexan-
der, Adpsinistratrix Of the estate of II. n. Alex
exander, deceased, has filed her accounts for
the final settlement Of said estate. which matter
WI, as oe Tor hearing on the 10th day of May A.
d. 1853. J. A. B0NNELL, Probate Judge.
April ZZy lS69. .-r SIC
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day OF june, A. ID. 1863.
49g$l2 ]. NJ. HoRD, for Petitioners.
U .EGAL NOTICE.--

Notice is hereby given that John Weaver,
Administrator on the estate of Harrison Leath-
ers, deceased, james F. Chilcote, Executor on
the estate of Thomas Oldham, deceased a adj
Henry Lundy, Administrator de boAfs non of
the estate of Joseph Bulls, deceased, have
filed in the Probate Court of Wood CoHiy, Ohio,
their final accounts for settlement, and the same
will be for hearing in said Coust, Oh the l4ih
day Of May, A. d. 1869.
J. A. BoENELL, Probate Judge.
Anri1 % 1860 Eo
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

We eextend a cordial Invitation 10 all our pat
rous and the public generally to call aud ex-
anime our Goods, which we win sell for cash
at as low 6gures as can be had anywhere 10
Toledo. CHANPNEY a WRIGHT.
reTrysburg, October .. 1888. Se14