Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs;
Notice County Commissioners.
Notice TO Contraotors--J. B. Newton.
District Court-Jamss Pillars.

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The Vetrans OF 1928 are 10 have Re-
union at Monroe, Mich, on the Alb Of July next.
The Division Of Sons Of Temperance ofthis
place are making arrangements for picnic, or
an excursion, al an early day.
The Monkey has been playing with the cats
at Weston, which has been At subject fort
verI filthy local for tho Sentinel.
"A slight change took place on Monday last
in the running time of two trains on the d. AN
Road. The corrected time table will be found
in this paper.
MIR. ALBERT WILLIAMS has purchased the
neat aud comfortable residence on Second street,
formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. ]. +.
PRioE. He takes possession on July LIST.
Tho citizens of Bucyrus have decided TO vote
upon the question Of rendering the Atlantic
Lake Erie Railroad. $1,000 for the location Of
the Compauy's machine shops at that place.
A small Georgian was petitioning for "our
daily bread" previous to retiring, when he was
interrupted by his younger brother, who whis-
pered, "Ask for cake, Johnny, ask for cake"
Mr.. DAVID Donaldson has taken a contract
to clear up Two miles of county road, near Rarn-
ham Station on the d. & NJ. road, aud is In want
of large number of wood choppers. Apply 10
him at that station.
The amount of business transacted through
money orders for .he month OF May just passed,
at the Perrysburg Postoffice, is as follows;
Orders issued. .......... 81 ,226 S8
Orders paid ....'.' .'.'''.'..'' 392 A
The County Commissioners have 10 contem
plation the purchase Of an addition to the In
frmary farm. Their resolution appears in this
paper Read It and send in your petitions, or,
forever after hold your peace.
- Mr.. IRWIN, OF Clyde, Ohio, commenced a
series Of twelve lessons in penmanship, at the
Union School House on Tuesday evening. He
raised class of over forty scholars in two days.
The Cora Lock broke the coupling to her
main shaft on the forepart Of last week while
towing a scow to Toledo. Her absence from duty
was soon felt by our citizens, but she resum d
her reeul trips again on the first Of this week.
From the Fire Ordinance in this issue it will
be seen that our Council have been at work. 1t
was put in type from Judge COOKS manuscript,
and if it reads well the composilor and ourself
are entitled TO share Of tile credit.
The Sabbath School Concert at the German
NJ. E. Church on Tuesday evening was pleas
ant entertainment. If some of those who were
present could not understand the language they
could and did appreciate the vocal music.
- The Lima GdEete saws that raid was made
upon the people Of St. Johns, Allen county, last
Tuesday night week, by party of burglars, and
some half dozen houses entered. They got but
little booty, and escaped without detection.
The next Editorial Convention is to be held
in this city, during November next. Come on,
brothers; wen cook the latest gooSe in the flock
and roast a Zig, il they don't shut them all up
before that time Fremont Journal.
An elegant engraving 17x24 inches, of The
State Capitol of Ohio, sent by mail or express,
prepaid on receipt of one dollar. Sent to any
person desiring to act as local agent for fifty
cents. Address, J. A. PEAsLY,
Columbus, Ohio.
Nothing tends go mach to fill the home CIR
Gle with che eerful faces and happy hearts. as
WHIrNEY's MUSICAL GUEST is doing much TO-
ward the advancement Of this beautiful art
Get the June number which is just out.
The Spring term of our Union School
closes three weeks from to-day. The gradual
ing class, HEsRY Ross, EuPHEHTA RuBsErsos,
ANNA SHANNON, MAGGIE Roach, MAHIAN
Curtis and SARAH LINDSAY, six in number,
are laboring very hard to be prepared for that
occasion.
An epoch in the history Of Wood county oc-
cured at Bowling Green last week. RIoHARD
JONES, colored citizen of Tontogany, was in-
psnneled as a Juryman in trying the case OF
AcKERAAN VS.. SHANNON ct al. This is the
first instance on record. "Anything TO beat
GRANT" says friend JoHN, at TontogaDy.
The Perrysburg Journal says "The citi-
zens of Wauseon. Fulton county, have secured
fire engine, and have got fire company fully
equipped and uniformed" You don't told US
SO! Such an item would have been in order
about eight years Republican.
AS reader of the Republican for over six
years we had not learned the fact until two weeks
ago.
The Rev. @. A. ADAMS has purchased
twenty acre tract Oh ibbu just pe OW tne fHihke
limits. 1t has fine River front, which lie pro-
poses to improve at an early day. He thinks
aged ministers, like aged horses, will be turned
out to pasture after worn out in the service.
With his hearers, however, we are haTpy 10
know that with age lis services are the better
appreciated.
We neglected to mention last week that Mr..
CHARLES DoUGLAs, one Of the octive workers in
the Young Mer's Christian Association, Toledo,
delivered plain and practical lecture on Sun
day evening week ago, TO the Young Peoples
Christian Association, recently organized at the
Methodist Church in this place. The lecture
was full of practical instruction to both old aud
young.
Strawberry and Ice-CTeam Festival.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will
hold Strawberry and Ice-Cream Festival at
NoRToS's Exchange, for the benefit oftho church
on Tuesday evening, June IL, 1872. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Annual Renting OF Pews.-Au import
ant business meeting in connection with the an
nual renting Of pews, will take place at the Pres
byteran Church At o'clock on next Tuesday
evening. 1t is earnestly requested that every
member Of the conpre Cation be preseut