Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-21
pro.pcri,v Of rctt,.bura In teoe.

While our business confines Ne more closely TO
once dativs than IA Our desiro, preventing aa IL
does the collection Of some items that might be Of
interest to the public, wO gather aud give In
condensed form, frun every available source.
that which v III be Of interest and profit to the
community 10 which We live. From the follow
ing summary, some Of which has already ap-
pcared Ia our columns, Il will bo seen ihat the
prosperity OF this place is mVtc naitcriue Ihhn at
any former period #./
John RAIDER hes erected Hill on Third e..
capable " accommodating three hundred per.
Suns. II 10 designed for concerts aud lectures,
rr ant nther public exhibitions. -
The Masuns have erccic !, and have dedicated,
a neat aud cummodiuus hall on bvuisians
Hrruuc.
Ncssrs. Peck, Hamilton & Co, hare erected n
very neat brick building which will be opened
In the spring for the accumulation 4 tue First
Natiunal Bank ui Pcrryshurg.
The PeTrysburg Building Association has
been incorporated axd in operation Tor several
months. fis caplti stock is slO0n0O,m m which
over eeO 600 has been taken. This institution
Il putting now life into the trade uf house build.
ing, " liich IL IN inifest In the erection ofove fm
IS dwellings and ihrec substantial brick stores,
during the period befJre m1ntioncd.
The manufacturing interests OF Perrysburg
are represented as follows;
Psck Hamilton A Cr.'s steam planning mill,
AMI DOR q Oh aud blind fnctry. The machinery
and equipments o. this mill are all Of tho very
best description. Inc hrm have also lumber
ward. and mammoth hardware store In nssueia
| lion with tho mill, TINS furnishing every requis.
ie Gr house building. During the past season
they have pu released 641, 600 feet Of pine lumber
800 900 pine shingles, aud 100000 feet of cnun.
| try lumber. They give employmontto 20 hands
! and ara doing = very large business.
MeClooLey & Muure'S stea m stave and head.
ing faotiry hand, employed, 20 products per
nnnum, |, 500 900 stdyes, 700 900 heading, 0 600
barrels, and ,2j0, 900 1lt hoops.
PatkhurSl A Rydcr's steam saw mill. Sir
hands saw 5000 feet OF lumber per day. Have
shipped this season by river aud rail, 40 600
! feet Of lumber tn New York 200, 600 feet to To
lcdo and 100 900 feet 70 Ashtahula. besides sup
plying tho home trade. Should the weather
prove favorable, the firm propose getting in S :
900 logs during the wntir.
Tho PePryAGurE nluring mills belonging "
Mrssrs Avoril Il Pierson, have been operating
only since August during which time they have
shippc 2 600 bushels wheat, 800 bushels corn
! 700 bushels oats, 100 tuns meal and feed. 70I
! barrels 4 ,ur. besides grinding some 900 bush
els Of cuslOn work. The hrmare about 10 4
crease the productive capacity Of their mill, by
] the addition uf atcam engine oCd0 horse power
pcrrynburg bowl factory W. J. Donison 4
J ca. number Of hands employed, 0 producing
5000 dpEcn hrst.class cottonwood bowls per
annum.
/ Font Mig, paper mill f,r the M tnufacture o
wrapping paper, Clanin Campbell, propriet"rs
When IN full operation, this m u consumes pc
snnurn, $50 cords Of wood, 700 loads OF straw
500 tons of dAx, 900 bushe Of limo, and
large Amonnt of woolcn and conrso rags.
urlh BROS. Tannery doing good business
Products sold In the Toledo market.
Kcllcy's cabinet and furniture factory dc
ing u good business. Products chiefly sent t
the Tnlcdo market.
w. II IIullenbeck 4 Bros carriage factor
aud blacksmith shop employ nine hands and al
luI z u prosperous business.
prter Crnnkrr a Sons blacksmith and wagO
shop employ niuc hands, aud are doing \ goo
| business.
John liadcr blacksmith and wagon shop en-
ploys fur hands.
Wm vi sler is now finishing his new plauin
mill aud turning factory expocts to have
Messrs FoilisA Robctts, of Warren, Obi,
arc about to establish am muiactory for maxim
boxes for straw berries aud grapes.
S evens' sttvc M Inufncturing company. NJ
Of hands. %; prnduc,s,2 100, 900 slaves, ,0Oc
900 heading, 2 900 barrels sul 500 900 H.
hoops.
Perrysburg lime kilns George McMonngl
!, | y" 49,
limo.
ClaguO Dro.s havo shipped 100000 feet I
lumber.
EN-. Dluo shipped To Now York, Boston au
Dronkhu 100 coo feet of lumber.
W. l.. Cnhk has purchased $50 600 stavi
r aud has shipped 500 900 of same.
= In tho article Of pipc slaves and red "a
= staves shipped bv rail aud water this seaSnl
Messrs. =. n Miller Co., have shipped i22, IN
Mcssrs. A. q. Williams 4 Bro., 42J 900.
Beach 90 900. There are probably $50, 900
Tn" several grades OF slaves still remaining
ID yNrds. g..
steamer Cora Lock. Capt. l.. C. Lock, con
mander, shipped the following freight from Z,
lsdo to Perrysburg Goucral merchandis
225 9i5 lbs; barrels oG salt $40; kegs lag
beer 600; bushels potatoes 702; brick ZOO
pine lumber feet 81 900 shingles 24j, 900 /; la
q ~ 900 empty h1h barrels ?5l0; barrels wat
r hme ~ dozens OF rop 1920, pounds oC c
stone $4,000; castings 10 500; pounds coal % OF
frcights shipped from Perry sburg to Tulcd
: by the Cora Lack; Barrels OF fish, fresh 2iS
Y barrels of fish. salt 1876 barrels 0pur 76l
a pounds meal aud chopped feed ll9 ,sSt emp
brer kegs ass bushels oats 06i pounds pa
ash rs. 900 bushels b,rluy l0s pounds bal,
' hay $4,000 aud sundry articles merchondi
T 5000 pounds
The following details furnish a comparati
slstemen. Of frcighta forwarded bY tho Dayt
= 4 hichigau Railroad from this points