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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-05
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Committee on Sheep.

l Committee on Sheep.
Chas Whittemore, Clearwater,
J X Howard, Sank Centre,
John Rassier, 81. Wendeln.
2 On Poultry.
A Lindbergh, Me|rose.
M L Norton, lie Sank.
James Barrett, St. Wendeln.
8 On SWINE.
M Greeley, Maine Prairie.
J J Getty, Getty.
J H Middendurf, st. 10.
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One nerning last week the edges d
The Red River were Skinned with loo.
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BLANKS.

We have on hand, printed from new
type on good paper, full assortment of
legal blanks, including
Dseds-Warranty,, Quit-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage.
District Cou1i-Summons, Notices Of,
Trial. Notes of lesue and Executions.
Just,ce's Court-Sunmons and 6ubpoe-
mas. -'E
To Town OFr1cERs.-We are able to
urnish the following blanks to order, in
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisors laying out new
road.
Release of Damages by Owners of Land.
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
posting.)
Town orders. with stubs, bound or I'M
bound.
A6idavits to be attached to all Bills, flor
town or county use
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
j" Constable.
Justice of tho Peace.
Notice of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk Of Election of
Justice Of the Peace.
Notice of E :ection Of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN the State.
Orders from the country, for large
mall quantities. filed at St. Paul price
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SA00o e.
Fine arts,
GLASS G.

Cloths, Yarns, 60.
c Buss, Cold Springs.
J. Capser, Sank Centre.
r Bennett, st. Cloud.
2 Sewing, Embroidery, Knitting, Weav-
ing, Fancy Work, &c.
Mrs. J W futile, St. Cloud.
Mrs. Willard Spaulding, Maine Prairie.
Mrs. John Vandersluis, st. Cloud.
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ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

!, FoR SA1E.-A Wheeler Wilson Sew
ing -frst-class-entirely new
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office. z;s : ;,
Also, Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for q bargain. 49, i. -,
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Having been urged ty many friends
throughout stearns county, irrespective
OF party, to become a candidate for Sher-
if, l hereby announce myself as PEG.
pies Candidate for that Office. If elect
ed, I pledge myself to do my full duty, as
l have done during the term I am now FILL
ing. I ask the support of voters without
regard to party affiliations. !.
THOS. G. ALDEN.
st. Cloud Sept. &c. 1871.
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The lad,ss should not fail to call and
see Mrs. 1snbsr.'s stock Of Millinery and
fancy goods. Nothing Is laeking-sxcept
high prices. All goods are new, fresh and
stylish, and just what the ladies Of g..
Cloud want. 6's 4 .'-.szs''>' 4" ...' s..,s ".~~
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CHURCH SERvIcEs.-Rev. F. w. Flint,
Of St. Paul, will preach in the Presbyteri-
an Church on next Sabbath, forenoon and
evening.
Rev. Gale, of st. Anthony, will preaoh
in the Congregational Church. .
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WHEAT WANTEp.-Farmers having wheat
to sell will find it to their advan-
tage to all on H. z. Mitchell, before Sc
ling. Headquarters at H. c.. Burbank
Office on St.dermain street.
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VEN1soN.-Coates & Freeman would give
notice to hunters and others that they are
paying the highest cash price for venison
Call on them before disposing of your veni-
son. : :: e.,
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heportedJor The ioraIAl by John Zapp
Esq.,, heg.sley Vi Deeds. II =
Warranty Decd Transfers for Week
Ending September 80, 1871.
Alexander Moore and wife to Betsy Bel
dleman for lots l, 2 and blk 2 in town
OF sauk Centre $3.50
Betsy Beidleman to Alexander Moore for
st sec 10 I l26 4 Bow 1000
Warren Adley and wife to Eaoeh E. West
for seq swq sec IL T 1875 K saw 1926
Frederick Mode ST.. and wife to Frederick
Mode r. for nj swq sec % T 1923 r 80 "
5000
Thos. H. Bowers and wife to George M.
Cooley for lot 2 block 81 in St. Cloud
City 81 s-..< ...<...9>,. ,. 800
John Weber to Joseph Gelet for 81 neg
sec % T 1875 r SO " 500
Joseph Gelte to Peter Stein for swq nwq
seq seq sec 81 and neg seq sec 20 7 124
s3w. - $500
Minna Hoepner to Charles A. Gilman for
lots 4 and blk LOG in Lowrys add to
St. Cloud $3.50
Joseph Nlehaus and wife to Nicholas Prom
menschenkel for 10 acres Of WI nwq sec
IA l24R 28w $475
Rufus W. Eastman and wife TO Jonah Sven
son for ne 10 acres Of neg neg sec "a T
l22 28w $85
Frederick Els to Jacob Mayer for 81 seq
SIC 80 7 l24 R SO and neg neg sec 2
I 1913 R 33w $l,250
QU1T-CLAIM DEEDS.
Mary J. Niles to Edward O. Hamlin for lot
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Pork.

FOTHs ;.
Lard,
Hams, and
Shoulders.
In quantities to suit, at
D. NJ. G. MURPHY & CO.'S.
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For SALE.-Three first class four-pockel
billiard tables, 53xl1 feet, in good orde,
and all complete. Will be sold cheap 70,
cash. Inquire Of
ROBBERS & lab.
@ FORBu
N6ALL KlNDS@6Q
R9pOF~R
: 49, @~JOB PRlNTING-@a
pB1IN~6sa
B6GERMAN, Ba
p%ENGLIsH, ~ :. ~..
p@OR@RQ
~~NORWEGIAN, wa
=. mrsEND yoR oRDERs-Da
- b9TO THE~Da
. D~J0URNAL OFFICE. Ba
1eGOOD WORK~Da
~-AT,+Wa
l6rLOw PRICES. o.
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EIrorIoN.-At meetirg Of the Rifle
Company on Tuesday evening the following
non commits stoned officers were elected:
sIRGHANTs
2d-M. Bowling.
8d-E. VanRenssaleer. -.
4th-W. Il. Lamb.
5th-G. Vandersluis.
C0RPORALs
1et-J. Weimer.
2d-S. Hay ward. "-- -. .''
8d-E. Cam. '
4th-S. Swenson.
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-0a Monday, DE-. Yauk FILLMORE. Victor.
insriaa. sued John Coats for $3.50, for a.
lsgsd professional services on On equine
Qusdzupsd owned by Jos. Howard. Witness
sss and Jurors almost without number were
summoned. Verdict for tho defendent ;
$2s costs for plaintiff.
n. B.-Ths Dr.. probably thinks those
costs he'd tie ''dropsy" bad, even if tho
mare hadn't. ..... .,> -
Gel. E. G. Mason, commandant At Fort
Ripley, was in town this week. BY reason
Of promstion and transfer, the Colonel
has eesn ordered to join his new regiment,
the ,2lst, how stationed in Arizona. He
has made many friends in this part Of Min.
nssots, whose good wishes will accompany
hin.on' his long journey. Capt. Catsky, Of
Fort ;sa'l'ins, succeeds Col. M. At For.
Ripley. ~ =. - ~.
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PAINTS AND OILS
PAINTS AND OILS !

Cheap for cash, At (.>3-.
-. - -, go. -.z5 :. ALLEN 4 RUSSELL,
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Apples, by the peck or barrel, for sale
by Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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M L N6rtcn, LIE Sank.
James Barrett, st. Wendelu.
3 On SWINE.
NJ Greeley, Maine Prairie.
J Getty, Getty.
H Midaendvrf, st. 10.
CLASS D.
On Wheat, Oats, Barley, Corn, Potatoes
aud other field products.
C F Davis, St. Cloud.
n Vorjo'- an. St. Augusta.
w H 4.laisdeIl, Paynes vile.
2 On Tomatoes, Onions, Squashes, and
o.her garden products.
B Holt, Sank Rapids.
NJ Hansen. Sr Rockville,
Appleton Webb, Brockwsy.
8 Flour and Meal.
r M Vandervoort, Fair Haven.
8 Reichart, 81. Cloud.
7 A Noble, Lynden.
4 Butter, Cheese, Sugar and Honey.
Mr.. ard Mrs. z H Morse, St. Cloud.
MIR. & Mrs. A. B. Greeley, Maine Prairie
Mr.. & Mrs. James Colgrove Clearwater.
GLASS D.
Fruits.
Albert Smith, St, Cloud.
J | Sslter, st. Wendeln.
A jacques, Sank Cents ..
2 Flowers and Plants.
Mrs. Ira Moore, st. Cloud.
Mrs. Jos. Edelbrock, St. Cloud.
Mrs. Mary Tobey. st. Cloud.
CLASS F.
l Fine arts,
Ira Moore, St. Cloud.
E Humlin DO
Chas b Kerr, do .'
Mrs. H z Burbank, st. Cloud.
Miss Minnie Morac do
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FOR s HERIFF.

QUIT.CLA1M DEEDS.
Mary J. Niles to Edward o. Hamlin for lot
3 block J. in City of St. Cloud $50
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SARSAPARILLA.-U. 8. p.
IMPROVED
COMPOUND Cathartic PHI,

The superiority Of this PHI over Others eensats IN
its mdness ard efficiency Of operatioa, With spec6e
action on the liver, regulating the hillary secrstoa
the label. S~e
Their Preparations are to be had Of all Dyxosi.f
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REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

deportation The iora.!Al by John Zapp
Esq.,, heg.sley Vi; Deeds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
school Superintendent.

ED. JOURNAL: In last weeks issue was an
article on school matters which deserves more
than passing notice. The facts are very dam
aging to those members Of the Board of Educa-
ton who dsregaried the wishes of large num-
Der Of the patrons aud friends of the school who
deliberately voted against what seems to many ,
the prosperity of the school. Ii there is any
interest in this community which is common and
which all shoul strive TO advance, it is the in-
terest Of the school. We pay a large sum OF
money every year to support that interest. We
pay it cheorrlily. But we all know that some
thing besides money is needed. We want the
best to ching talent which our means will COM
mpnd. We want teachers who will inspire our
children with love Of study. Aud when we
get them, it is foolsh to drive them away. A
few yelrs since we drove Mr.. Ewing to Sag
nav. What was the effect on the schools
We lost at once all our fnrcign scholars and
some Of our own chil lren who were advanced
IN study.
Mr. Barton was thus compelled to begin with
a run down school. When he had by hard labor
brru 1 ht the school to a fair condition Of pros
perity, he was driven to Toledo. lie did Eot
suffer by the injustice was the school helped.
Now must this process continue? Must every
teacher, as soon as he gets fair hold of the
scholars aui has COM into position to run the
schools successfully, be driven away, against
the wishes aud Judgement Of the patrons of the
schools
Other schools may be profied by our folly.
Saginaw gained Toledo gained, by our loss
/ But how long can We afford to educate men f.
other places Or. perhaps do not care fo
| expenses, and propose 10 have new men every
| time. 1t is in the power Of tho Board to give
| to the people what they have respectfully asked
TAX PAYER.
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Salea of L and.

In another column we publish an advertise
meut of Messrs. F. & d. X. IIoLLENB Eek in
which they offer for sale $500 acres of land.
Nearly the whole Of these are prairie lands
We have several other praires in the county,
but not one OF them is considered superior in
location and fertility of s)il to that in Liberty
township. BY many, the latter is regarded as
the richest and most desirable Of any The soil
is a sandy lcam which drains readily and is ca
silly cultivated. We are confident that in few
years the farms on this prairie, will not be ex-
called by any other in the State.
Owing to the minority of heirs, It was MT
practicable to bring these lands into market un
til now. We no, o and expect to see the whole
of them change ownership at once and go into
the possession Of actual settlers for immediate
cultivation. The product OF these lands will
add materially 10 the wealth of the county.
At what the respective parcels are appraised
We do not know; but this We know that who
ever buys will make good bargain at whatever
price he can get them. Aud the terms of pay
mcnt are made So easy that with ordinary indus
try the deferred pay uients can be realized from
the land.
We would suggest to those desiring to buy
that they examine the lands aud make their Sc
lections before August sth. A plat Of them
with the bitches and roads affecting them, can be
en- at the Office of Messrs. HoLLENBECK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
LITTER FROM GRAND RAPIDS.

July IL, 1871.
Ed. .fouRNAL: Nothing Of special impor-
tance has iranspirod here during the past week.
The farmers are nearly through with their wheat
harvest, and are now engaged in hay making
Oats come next of which there is q large crop.
The potato crop promises fair. The corn in this
vicinity is exceedingly good, and there seems
to be considerable amount of old corn yet as
our merchants are still receiving loads Of that
staple daily.
Gruber 4 Co. have their new boat almost
ready to launch. Tha work of deepening aud
widening the side cut cauai is progressing finely
Capt. Joe. Fishers steam saw mill below
town is driving business at its usual rate.
From appearances here and what have seen
elsewhere ~ trade, our merchants have fair
share Of business.
The beer stall and dram hole here have but
little to do except what back woods custom they
get, for We haven't vory many of that class OF
people in our town
hope vnu will pardon me for the frequent
mention Of the temperance soci tiles in this place,
Tor truly thev are accomplishing very much
good. Our Division uf Sons are in fine working
trim, and he Good Icmplars are certainly pro
crossing. Since the ith they .have initiated IL
members, and more are proposed say nothing
ol those going to the Division. There is annth-
er move On foot to attend the convention on Sat-
urday, 1T runtogauy, en- mlsse ID.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
The Riots in New York.

The occasios Of procession OF Orangemen 10
New York city has led to riot on the part Of
the Irish Catholics, in which, as reported, some
so or GO persons have been killed and over 200
wounded. These results are the consequences
of religious intolerance and sectarau bitterness.
Much as we regret the shedding Of blood, in
which the innocent suffer with the guilty ag-
qressors yet, possibly, that lesson was neces
sary TO show all classes of naturalized citizens,
that equal rights are conferred by this Republic
on all religious associations.
To maintain this the majesty Of the law has
b,en asserted ani the native-bnru citiz3n with
out distinction Of party, and the press at large
through the nation all concur in Its enforcement.
The details of tie catastrophe are mt fully
given. In our next issue we shall publish full
particulars.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
Meeting of Pioneers.

A considerable number OF Pioneers and others,
Interested in the collection and preservation of
important events connected with the carly civil
lied settlements Of the Maumee Valley, aud iu-
teresled also, in the success of the enterprise
undertaken by former citizen, II. S. kHArP,
designed to porpetuate these memorials, conven-
ed at the Court House in Toledo, pursuant to no
tice on Tuesday July t. 1871. Hon. E D. POT-
TER was chairman aud IL. $. KNAPP Secretary
of said meeting.
Many incidents relating TO the conflict between
Ohio aud Michigan on the question of bnundry-
conflicts between rival towns for commercial
supremacy-the administration OF law in times
when courts were held inside of unhewn walls,
and when the jury, bar witnesses, and prisoners
occupied the same " benohes,', said benches
being, like the floors and tables, Of "puncheon,"
were given, which made the gathering one of
interest and tits believed, one that may bring
forth good fruits.
On motion, committee Of scvcE, consisting OF
Judge +. l.. Nichols, Gen, John E. Hunt. j. W.
| Scott, Esq, T. Tledwel, Esq, Hon. r. Mott ahd
| Mayor Brigham, Esq, were appointed to co-up'
| crate with Mr. Knapp in the effort to procure MS
| full aud accurate knowledge regarding the early
/ history of the Northwest as may be atlainahle.
Hon. Richard MO.t announced, upon ;he an
! thurtv of Mr.. Edward Fuller, the death of Judge
| Hczrkiuh ID. Mason an old and eminent citizen
| at Tuiedu. The event occurred last month at
| NetnOr Oneida county New HuIk.
II having been suggested that, in order to as
sure ih,se NOW in cuntrol Of lhe prominent in
terests Of Toledo and the Mhumee Valley that
the work unon which Mr.. Knapp is engaged /,
one that he is well qualified 10 accomp h. b,
reason nf his established character, eSperienc,
as q jminalisl &C., Mr.. Clark Wsgg ncT mov
ed The adnntiun 1T tie following
Rssolred That we fniiv and cordially npprov.
| the enterurise Of fl - kuanp as hnth imia,rtan
( and tim lv. and that We enmmpnd him tn th
confidence and hearty co-opera'inn of the pnn
eers an other ciiiz'ns Of the Maumee VALLEY
! The IN ,eting then adjourned
L. d, POTTER, cb'u.
4. S. KNAPRl 5ee'y.
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w1LuoFrs ANri.PERropic,

A CRRrAiS, SAFE and SPEEDY CuRE for CulLLs
aud FkvER AouEs, Dunn CniLLs, and all Fee
vers Of midsmatic origin.
II is Safe because it contains no Arsenic, no
Poison, either vegetable or mineral.
Itis CERTAIN, because THoUs ASDs have tested
its virtues aud dpronounced tia success.
1t ia srsEpY, because 1t destroys the peri.
odical tendency of chils to return on the seventh
fourteenth and twenty first days.
Try Wilhoft's Tonic it you wish to cure your
Chills, have clear head aud 60 about your bu-
siness in few days.
II does not wear and tear the body and make
ga raw head and bloody bones" of you like call
omel, ner bloat your face and swell your eyes
like arsuic. nor sr 1T your head and raise a Nj
agara Falls in your ears, like qulnine. 1t il
SAFE. For sale by all druggists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ADDITION TO COURT N0USEll

NO1ICE Is hereby given that proposals will
/ ' be receiv cd at the uditnr's Office Of Wood
comfy, until noon on Friday the 25th day Of
August 1871, for the erection Of two vaults at
the north end Of the Court House, h be built in
accnrdanre with the nlans and specifications on
file in said Auditors office. Bidders are reqaest
ed tn make proposals tor furnishing all the ma
terial and perfurminp all the work, or for such
part thereof as the bidders may see proper.
All bids will be opened by the commissioners
at one o'clock in the afternoon nf said day, and
the contract or contracts awarded TO the lowest
and best responsible bidder. The Commi Ssinn
ers reserve the right n reject any and all bids
that not for the best interests of the county.
and will require the bidder tn whom the contract
is awarded to enter Into bonds with good aud
sufficient sureties to the acceptance of the Board
for the faithful performance Of the contract
Two estimates will be given Of the work and
material rs the same progresses and cash paid
nthe completion and accaptluceo of the work.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
j.. D. NEWTON.
l2fSl0 Is County Auditor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

Wood County Premium List.-The pre-
MUM list Of the Wood County Agricultural So
ciety which we publish in this issue Of the jour
NAL, will be found of.speCal interest to all inter-
ested in the welfare Of agriculture in this cOuu-
ty.
The premiums offered on special objects exhib'
tied surpass largely in amount those Of former
years. This, together with the interest which
every citizen should possess in the welfare Of sg-
rcuturc and its kindred branches OF industry,
will we hope, inspire the effort to make the com
lug Fair the most successful VIC have had.
We shall refer more fully to the Importance ol
this enterprise in a future issue.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
How Lost, How Rsstor

IL RAlNON' INV 6pSSt Az W Ab1SSOAC Gu
6z just published, new edition Of DIR.
1M CulveTwell's Celebrated Essay
mn on the radicaI cure (without medicine
x4AsA Of SPgRMAToRRnGA, or Seminal
G'41i21a' Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Los
sss, ,lMPoTENcY, Mental and Physical Incapacity
lmpediments to Marriage, etc; also CoSsuNP
TioN, EPnEPsY, aud FITS, induced by self-in-
diligence Or sexual extravaganza.
.-ss Price, in sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming conse-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application af the knife; pointing out II
mode of cure u, once simple, certain, and eaec-
tual, by means of which every sufferer. no mat
ter what his condi'iou may be. may cure him
self cheaPly, privately, and radically.
~ This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth AMI every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in a plain envelope, TO any
address, post pad on receipt of six CENTS or two
post stamps.
Asn, Dr. CuIyerwelps "Marriage Guide"
price % cents.
Address the publishers,
CHAS.J.C. KLINE & CO.,
1917 B1wery, New York, Post-ohlce Box
i,JSB.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

An Error.--.In our last and also in former
issue, we published communication from Grand
Rapids which contained the statement that the
small poS or something like II was prevailing III
that vicinity. In that conclusion we learn from
good authority, our correspondent was laborng
under misapprehension. There has not been
a case Of that, or any similar disease within Eve
or six miles Of Grand Rapids.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

"Ditch No. 12.''-Wil the editor Of the
official organ of LARRY BURNS cOutine himself
to the xt. Il is generally known that the cir
culatiun of the Journal worries &c. W. e. much
more than il docs us, besides he has buttrnholed
and interviewed nearly all on this, 10 him, i'm
portant subject. lie has also had some able as
sistance from those vino get their living by
hanging about the purlieus Of the court holuss 8,
as the vutures over dead carcass. But, to
the text. Did you not take with you BEADLn's
Life in Utah or Mysteries Of Mormonism "
upon that memorable voyage up Ditch No. II?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-14

Money TO LOau.--The Perrysburg Saw
i1g's 4 Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short time at AS reasonable rates as
can be obtained in this vicinity. Persons wish.
ing to borrow will do well to give them a call.
SD. wEsToorT, See'y.
Perrysburg June 8, 1871.
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

SCHOOL EXANIN ERS' NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby given that there will be a
meeting Of the l}hlrd Of School Examiners of
WoOdcOunty Ohio. forthe examination ofteach-
ers, ~ the Court House in Bowling Green. on
the eirstFriday of each month untilinrther notice.
Each applicant should be present as early as
O'Clock A NJ.
Each applicant will he required to furnish
certificate Of gnOd moral character.
There will be no examination Of applicants
except AZ regular meetings Of the Board.
No certificates will hereafter be antedated to
cover tim. taught prev ious to examination.
By order Of the Board.
8. &. LONG. Clerk.
Bowling Green, February 7, A. d 1871.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF,s SALE

SHEHIFF's SALE
Jonathan Amos, In Wood County, Ohio,
VS.. Court Ot
Henry D. Buescher.l Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an orderof sal eissued in the above
entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the Court of
me directed aud delivered, will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
house, n Bowling Green, ON
TUESDAY AFTgRNo0N, August 8, 1871,
AT 2 o'clock, Of said day the following deseri-
bed real estate, tn-wii;
The west lnlft1S) of In-lnt number three
hundred and sixty (S00), in the town of Perrvs-
burg. Wuod equity, Ono. Appraised at 81 ,0U0.
Terms cash.
!. W. BROwNsBERoER Sheriff.
J. NJ. Horn, Pl'Llfs Atty.
July g. 1871. II Sc SIS