Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-08

ner Of Second Street and Louisiana Avenue.
Z INQUIRE on the premises.
PersOnal.- Mr.. HrroHcocK aud Mr.. KRR
have returned from theireastern trips, havil
enioved good health, and pleasant time
Miss MARY b. BEAoH, Miss GERTRUD
HIrcHoooK, and JosgPB ADAMS, returned
Oberlin this week, after a short vacation
home.
Valuable Prespnt.-we learn that Pro
j. W. EwING has got located at his new hon
in Iona Michigan. Prior to his leaving Sal
inaw the scholars Of The several schools TIN
had been under his charge presented TO him. d
a token of their appreciation, the very handson
present Of gold watch and chain, of the valu
of 5000.
Step in the Right Way We are gla
to learn that the Bowling Green Town Counc
have passed an ordinance prohibiting the sales
all classes Of olchoholic liquors as beYeragel
That is a step in the right way, ard it will b
found to add very much to the welfare of th
town.
Won' it be hard on the Sentinel man, and hi
! right bower, LARRY BuaNs
Gen. Sherwood In weston Twp Gen
|, r. SHERWOOD is advertised to speak in III
United Presbyterian Church, three miles soutl
of Grand Rapids, on Monday next, the 11th inst
Also the.Genera will speak at Milton Center
on Tuesday, .he 18th inst.
We really hope the Republicans IN these town
sbins will iurr ont On, n,,ssp nj riv tn,
al good reception.
Stopped for Repairs MoGooKEY and
MooRE's stave factory has been idle for about
three weeks. A flaw was detected in the boiler
very similar, Mr.. PARKEuRsT informs us, t.
that described in the boiler of the Inflated
steamer lVesifeld. As soon as discovered the
machinery was stopped and repairs CONNIE need
which is now completed and the factory is in
operation again.
EStrayed. Six head OF cattle estrhved from
the owner, THEODORE D AVER Hull Prairie Wood
county, on August 81, 1871. One old COW, al
most white with LETT horn broke off; tw, four
year old red cows two spotted steers. between
two and three years old, and one yearlng red
heifer. A Herbal reward will be paid to any one
giving information that will leadto their recov-
cry. THE0. DAWER.
Death of Mrs. T.. Swigart.- regret
u learn that Mrs SwIGART has passed away
from this life. Last Fall she went to California
with the fond hope of improving her health. In
that expectation all her friends have been disap
poi nted.
Bravely has she battled with the ills Of life
b1t now her conflict ceases, she h entered her
rest. The consideration of her death will occa-
sion pang Of sorrow in the hearts OF all who
knew her, and their tender sympathios will be
excited in behalf of her orphan children and
the members Of her family
Activity in the Grain Trade.-we arr
happy to perceive that the grain trade at this
point is largely on the increase. This is as It
should be, for there is no reason why the farm
ers of Wood county should not receive as fave or
able inducements to sell their produce here as
at any other place.
As an Indication of what is doing in the pur-
chase Of grain, we have simply to say that tbe
over 900 bushels per day.
Painful Accident,-Un SATURDAY. last n
little girl seven years old, the daughter Of Mr.
w. j. DENIsoN, while playing in her fathers
wooden bowl factory, had her arm caught by
an inch auger, which was in rapid motion, and
hole was bored the size of the auger to the
bone IN the hsshy part of the arm just below
the elbow. Or. RHEINFRANK was caHeu anu
dressed the wound, and it is believed the wound
win not impair the usefulness of tue arm.
McCutchenvIilc Road.--A meeting has
been called Cor the 9th inst, at the Shaner School
House to consider what may be done to improve
the condition Of the McCutchenville road.
We are really glad to see our friends WHO re-
side on that line of road taking action in the way
OF its Improvement. We have long regarded
the road of the highest consequence to Per-
rysburg AID its business interests, aud have no
doubt but that good and well-d fined scheme
for its improvement, will receive cordial and
substantial support from the citizens here.
Central Ohio Conference Seminary
NO tDtIllullN, lbftttI dl hdu'let NllN, - re-
ported to be in prosperous condition. II com
msuced its Fall term of thirteen weeks, on Tues
day last, with Prof. c. L. CLrprENGER, A. B ;, as
PRINCIPAL, assisted by full corps of com reten
teachers. Rev. r. b. PoPgi Rev, @. A. ADAMS
and Prof. $ T. DEFoRp, have been engaged to
deliver lectures during the term for the benefto Of
attending students. Those desrouS of attend
In 81, n d.. Ia.
of Executive Board.
TAe New Treasurer. Ggo, KMsERLrN
ESQ, who was elected Treasurer Of Wood
county last Fall, entered on his duties on Nom
day Ia st.
We learn from the Sratincl thu; he has secured
the services Of Mr.. RoBERT Dunn, during the en-
suing tax-paying season.
Mr. KIMBERLIN enters IN the discharge Of his
duties, possessing the entire conf l-nce of the
tax payers, and In accordance with his former
characteristics, will we dub MT discharge the
duties of the Office mpartially, and to the bes
interests Of the taxpayers.
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Temperance Pic-Nic at Milton Center
DEAR JOURNAL: On last Saturday we had a
very plea SAINT and profitable meeting at this place
as per notice for temp ell ance picnic. There
was a large gathering in the grove west Of town
and with singing, speaking. picnic dinner and
visiting, all seemed to enjoy the meeting greatly
S. s. Long, Henry Chance and G. Nj. Hill,
made speeches suitable to the occasion, and cal
culated to open the eyes of thepeople to the vast
ness of the evils of ntemperance, and the posi-
biities of individual and national reformation
Let the good work so on.