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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
LAND AGENCY.
BARND BROS,
Land & Loan Agents,
FINDLAY, O.
To Sell or Exchange for other Prop
erty.
LAND AGENCY.
FINDLAY, O.

Glass ALARMS.
No. $50 acres, 2 houses and barns, az
miles n rrtb from Court House. Good soil, plenty
Of fruit.
No. 154--lGO acres, 85 under cultivation ard
down in grass very fine timber and soil gond
frame house. prime fences: miles north OF
nunkirk, on Piusburg Fl, Wayne X. r. Price
s33 psr acre.
No. 1913 200 acres 100 under cultivation 2
log houses and harms fair orchards. prime soil
and timber; railroad building near It. Nine
miles from Hartford City, Ind, the crossing OF
two through railroad lines. Price 81 500.
No. 2l9-A fine farm oC 100 acres miles
from Findlay. Ohio. near ridge road. Well inn
proved 80 apple trees and an abundance
of small fruit. 20 acres under cultivation. Large
frame house. Barn 40x75 Il. with good stone
foundation. Run Of living water-never fails
In barn yard. All necessary out-buildings.
Price ss. 600. sl 900 cash, balance in payments
Of I 900 zach with six per cent interest.
Glass B-TIMBER LANDS.
No. $50 acres, u15 NV as. IL in Marion tp,
Henry county.
M. 90 -2l0 acres, prime timber 2 miles south
Mt. Victory, on the Bee Line X, Il Price
o5 600.
No 1856 --s5 acres, wa nwH s.4. Pleasant
township, Hancock county.
No. 1880 acres, miles east OF Leipsic,
Putnam county, on the railroad.
M. 2O7-North half southwest quarter, sec.
| l3, Henry township, Wood county, o.
| No. 22l--lG0 acres Of heavy oak, hickory and
| other timber in Marion township, Henry county,
| Ohio. so acres deadened.
No. 222 80 acres miles northwest Of Nc.
| Comb, Hancock county, Ohio. Good timber and
well ditehed Small amount cleared. Price, ST.
! 500.
Glass C-PRAIRIE LANDS.
No. 100-l60 acres, part timber fine land
near Garnet, Anderson county, Kansas.
/ No. 204 -l60 northwest quarter, sec. 10,
township n, range 32 Adair county, Iowa. one
mile from CaseY's station on the Chicago, Rock
Island Pacific r. R., a manufacturing town
Price 81 900.
No. 2no, ,-24O acres in Ringold Co., Iowa.
Class l. Dwellings and Lots.
No. GA fne new ,.ause ard lots, in But
ler, on the Lake Shore Il. It., thriving town
No. 1870 acres in out lots, at sljO pei
acre lots of any size to suit purchasers. Very
long time nn payments.
No. l3j House. barn, orchard, acres
ground, fine limestone quarry, ON Lima street
Findlav. o. Price 81 500.
No. l79 3 lots in business center, Mdiu stree
Bowling Green, o. l,O00.
No. 1873 New house, West Sandusky street
Finday. $3.50.
No. 202-2 story frame house and 2 lots, il
McComb. o. s120O.
No. POS 10 lots in North Firdlay at bar
gain.
Glass E-IEILS.
NJ. l39 Upright steam saw mill, near Ada
o. A splendid numbering region.
No. pol -Grist mill, near Cannnnsburg, o.
Class G-BUSTNESs HOUSES.
Two on Main street, FindIay, o.
Glass H-HOTELS.
The good hotels will sell at bargain
They ara lncatai we'll and dninc sniandid h,
: siness
Terms verytayOra5le on all til
abOce Property. Full partjeu
D lars given By letter or otherwise.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
The Festival Last Eyening.-The st

The Festival Last Evening.-The straw
berry and ice cream festival, held in the base
ment of tue n. E. Church last evening, was a
success. Notwithstanding the extreme warm
temperature of the atmosphere, the rooms were
Bowling Green and Maumee City. Through the
energy and skill Of the Rev. Mr.. WILsoN and
the lady members ofthe Church, the rooms were
made very attractive with evergreens, pictures,
DC, the principal features being a flowing foun-
tain in the center Of the Sabbath School room
and a modern Rebecca at the well. The net re-
suits were $50, little enough for the labor per-
formed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
gerrgsbnrg Sontnal
Published Every Friday Morning by
JAMES TIM MONS.
IOR PRINTING.

Ofsvsry description, executed in style defy
ing competition, and rs cheapa as con be done
elaewhere. We give our personal attention TO
ell Job Work, and allow none but FIRST class
work 10 leave the Office. Call and examine spec
fmena.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

The New Sidewalks.-We call the at
tention of property holders on Louisiana Ave-
nue. and Front street, to the notice Of the May
or and Council of Perrysburg regarding the
construction Of sidewalks on said streets. II
such improvements are not made BY the owners
of property by August 1st, the Town Council
will then make such improvements and tax the
lots for the work done.
The Mayor and Council are now earnestly la
boring to improve the appearance Of our village,
and We really hope that all classes Of citizens
may co operate with them in that good work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

$4,000 Pine Shingles Just received
per Scow N,Rie $40 thonsand Pine Shingles
which we offer for the next thirty days at very
uw prices. Now is the time to buy.
PEcK, HAMILTON & Co.
April 23, 1872.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXCEL SIOR
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HAvINGremovsd to my NewBrick Store
i i aud possessing iucreasedfa cilhies foi de-
ing busint S., lwould respectfully invite the at
tention Of my numerous old patrons, and the
citizens os Perry sburg and vicinity in general,
to the fact that l shall Keep on hand atall
times Large and Choice AssoTtmcnt
allclssses ofGoo inmy line ofbusiness.
Ladies, Gents and ChildrcnS BostS and Shoes,
Ofmy own make and also Of Eastern manufac-
ture, ,ofthe best quality, will be offered at
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES
S o that the sun ,llest amou Of Cash will seeu
70 all my customers pair OF Good Under
standings
My stock comprises in part the following
classes fGoods;
Mems Calf, Kip
aud Rubber Bootsj
Boys and Youths
Calfand Kip Boots,
of Ill sizes and styles;
Women aud Misses
Cali BalmOrals;
Fancy Kid and
Morocco y Balm"rals
andGaiters of
all styles and sizes;
Arctic Field and
Rubber Over-Shoss,
/ FOR Men and WOmen;
Siippers of all STYLES
Children Fancy Shoes,
Of all oolors nd sfzes;
In fact, every style
aud variety that
can be fou nd N
any First-cIass
Boot and Shoe Store,
in this orany
i Otherseetion OF
he country.
Leather nd Finding
A seIeotassortmentatway kepton handf q
the supply of the trade.
REPAIRING neatly done and al lOrdsrs
promptly filled upon the shortest notice.
A share ofpubIic patronage solicited
~ Rene mberthe new Boot and Sho eSt tore,
in the Excelsior Block, 'Perrysburr.
357z JOHN EBRRIY
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

Pay Up.-"A friend in need is a friend in.
deed" All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the frm Of LUDDrSsroS 4 0'LsAEY,
will call aud settle Immediately and save cost
Of collecting.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

Gives Vent 10 Pent-up Feelings
After long years OF persistant persecution, the
editor OF the indianapolis Eeoniay Journal thus
gives vent to his pent up feelings; " Nothing
so irfuriaies an edilos-we speak from expe-
Fienoe-as to have a great, loose e,jointod galoot
stride noiselessiy into his sanctum, pick up
newspaper, rustic 1t for moment, and then slam
it down, creating an atmospheric conclusion
which scatters two hundred and seventy o. bis
small clippngs-the gleanings from seven hun.
drod and forty exchanges-into the spittoon aud
waste-basket. The editor who can keep his
brows from corrugating, and repress the couvul-
sive contraction of his diceps, at such time, is
a spirtless milksOP, whom it were base aattsry
o cal sheep"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
Stony Ridge, Juao 20. 1872 Cd

Three Valuable Pieces Vf Property for
Sale
One dwelling house, one hotel and one store.
All situated in the village of PeIrysburg.
ENQUIRE at the office Of ASHER Cook.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

Greeley and GrRtE Campaign SOng..5
AIN The John Bropn Chorus.
Do you hear our war cry sounding from the
piairies of the west.
Well. no. Positively we can't say that we do.
II Is sad tO0.- Gin. Com.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
Report Of the Perrysburg Grammar
school.

The following report shows the standing Of the
pupils Of the Grammar Department, Perrysburg
Union School, on examination for the year end
| ing June 81, 1872;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
BUCKEYE
Mower g. Reaper !
The Most Durable, Most Reliable,
and Lightest Draft Machine
In the Market.

The undersigned has taken the agency of
above machine for Wood County Ohio, and will
be pleased to supply all in want good ma
chine.
The Bsckeye has always stood IN the front
rank as the best mower in use. having taken the
grand Gold Medal at the LIST National Field rial
at Syracuse, n. Y. in 1857 the Gold Medal at
the % National trial at Auburn. N. Y, in S86 (;
aud the Gold Medal Of the Ohio State Board Of
Agriculture, at their extensive field trial at
Mansfield in 1870
The Buckeve uf 1872 has many new and val
liable Improvements over thnse of former Eears
Among them is Miler's improved Table
Self Rtke introduced first in 1871, and believ-
ed to be the best self rake in use.
Prices Of machines low, terms easy, and
ALE WARRANTED.
Orders respectfully solicited and can be sent
IN me or VIM Cr0uk at Perrysbnr Gr left with
John Powers at Tnntoghny, |. NJ. Clayton.
Weston, WIN. l.. Ross, Beaver Greek, David
Rasse,t. Grand Rapids. John Long. Custar. A.
Fav, Bowling Grren, Austin NanRharcum, Pnr-
iage, Geo. l.. Ketchum, West Millgrove, Geo,
Hnlcomb. Freeport.
Duplicate pieces and repairs of all the differ
en sizes and kinds Of Buckeye Machines. kept
at the Agricultural Store of Wm Crook, Per
rysburg, Ohio.
Circulars giving price NJ Mowers & Respers,
terms, &C., furnished ON application
JAMES w. ROSS,
Agent for Wood CO.
Perrysburg April IL 1872. aim
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
ON MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects of Errors aud Abuses in early Ii e
Manhood restuEed. Nervous debility cured -
Impediuents 10 Marriage removed. New meth
Od Of Treatment. New and remarkable remedies
Books aud Circulars sent free, In sealed eDvel
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
~ No. south Ninth ST. PhiladellL Lia, Pa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
James Westcott.. 100
/, Shelly Miller ... 100
, Ered. Perry 100

Number of pupils enrolled, so,
Number passing satisfactory examination, 20.
Hattie Hunt, member of class B, sick.
CARRIR 5. Fowler, Teacher.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
NOTICE.

wnEREss, On tie 5th Of March, 1872, the In
Urinary Directors within and for Wood county,
Ohio, in accordance with the statute in such
case made and provided, notified the Commits
sioners Of said county that the necessities Of the
Inf mary require the purchase nf additional
lands. Am1ng other things the Directors say
that they have examined into the interests Of
the Infrmary and Tntirmiry farm. very careful
Y and find it necessary tn have m1re land pur-
chaseJ, and they fad that loo acres Of land ad-
inning the lnfrmary farm belonging to John
Shinew-80 acres Of which are improved can
be purchased at s42 per acre. They also asked
the Commissioners to meet with them on the
premises aud give the whole matter a thorough
investigation. We have done so. and find that
the necessities orsad InfrmaFy do require the
purchase 6f additional lands.
There fore, notice is hereby given thet we
have under consideration the purchase of add
tiona lands for said Gnfunary, and that on the
9th day Of July, 1879. we will hear all petitions
for and rsmonstraaces against such proposed
purchase.
s. W. r.JOHN. Commissioners o
REIN w. kelly, Wood County.
Bowling Green, O., June 4, 1879. 7ds7 Il
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

The Sentinel has Charged Hands,
HORACE GREELEY has very prtba"Iy recommen-
dei the editor Of the Bowling Green Ssnfinei to
take voyage up Ditch IL to the far West, fer
his health. This week Mr.. EvERs' alsiictory
appears in that paper announcing tue disposal
of the &C tncern to Mr.. M. p. BREwER. a younA-
nan formerly employed IN tie office.
As the readers Of the Sentinel are familiar to
some extent with Mr.. BIS capacity, and as ho
has the faculty of letting it be known that he is
around, and now has the means at his disposal,
we will allow him to speak for himself In the
meantime we trust that the former reputation of
the paper will be kept up, as we consider it one
of our most valued exchanges to copy from.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

Something New Again.-Cspt. CHAMP
NEY has an arrangement for cleaning lamp
chmneys that is the best thing for the purpose
We have seen. Not unlike dood pill s., it is very
searching and performs its mission faithfully
and well. Call and get one.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
New Millinery Shop.

- NIisses f. f. 81 IE. j. IIANLEY,
IIAyE Just received their Spring Stock Of
II Millinery Goods. Dun't fail to call aud
examire the STYLES.
asS- Rooms over G. B. Kreps Store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
SOCIETIES.

m. VNUUh JT.I " DI
A. N. RUSSELL, Secretary.
Perrysburg Lodge No. 179, %. G. II
Stated Meetings every Tuesday Evening.
FRED. YEAGER, VIC T.
CHAa. KREPs, W. r. 8.
Fort Meigs Division s. Of II. No. 1875
Stated Meetings every Monday evening,
MAGGIE NJ, NASS, W. p.
Gao. CRooK, W. s..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

Preparing for the Fourth Fort Meigs
Division of Sons of Temperance of this place
are making preparations to Gil a place in the
procession on the coming 4lh Of July celebration
that will be alike creditable to the procession
and the order. One of The most appropriate feat
ures being prepared by item. is wagon 10 con
tain the Goddess of Liberty and sufficient num-
Der of young ladies dressed in white to represent
the severa! States and Territories Preparations
are also being made for hop in the evening.
We are requested te extend an invitation to all
the Divisions and Lodges in the county aud sur
rounding country, to join with them on this oe-
casion. The Division at umee, We are in.
formed, are preparing to come over ia full force.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
Gems From the sentImeI.

The late Jim Fisk's wife is going to give his
grave 5000 mnnument.-IS Sentinel
Which was late, jim FISK or the wife Of JIM
FISK? And will not that grave feel grateful for
such munfcent gift2 1t will at least say
shank you"
man at Weston has got the cat sickness -
he wrote and told US so.-Sentinel.
He had read the fac cinating cat scene depicte
in tue Sentinel.
lfanybody inquiries il your for Greeley tell
them your Tor t:Ie Toledo snl Columbus r. r. on
the western route lSentiasi.
Bully for the pron1un in the possessiVe case
which can perform the duties of both a prououn
in the no:::inative case and Of verb.
Gentlemen, we for one ask you tn 90 and pur-
Chase good reJet1Jts piece nj iand with plenty
oi Rnod water cn it.--SemtiteI.
Vegetable piece of land Vegetable piece of
land What kind Of land is that ? Oh ah now
we have it. Land composed of turuips and
squashes, beets aud pumpkins, carrots and on
ions, parsniPs, cabbages, &c, and which Is cul-
tiyated with Chestnut and sorrei horses.
GINS FOR THE SENTINEL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21

scat.
Ripe strawberries.
District Court sets the 6tb of Aug.
The days is longer than the nights.
Theyr lying stone walks at Perry sJurg.
Weer the banner town for croqurt loafers.
Thunder struck last week the north side O
Perrysburg and hurt barn good cal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-21
PERRYsBURG MARKET,

Perrysburg June 5, 1871.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-31
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 80.
Clearance papers were to-day refused 10 Inc
steamer Hornet. .,
The returns at the Bureau of Statistics show
that the immigration at New Orleans last year
was 1899 males aud 1871 females.
The ways and means committee are consid-
ering the proprIely of reducing the revenue
both from the Tariff and Internal taxes. They
will hear The commissioner of Internal revenue
on Friday upon The matter, and especially re.
garding tobacco.
In the Senate, q petition from the Charles
ton Chamber of Commerce was presented tor
retunuing the cotton tax. Kellogg introduced
a bin making Shreveport Q port of delivery,
which was referred; also, directing the Post
master-general to report to the senate the
names Uf parties whose claims are on file for
services prior to 1861, which passed; also,
information in bis possession showing the ma
ture and extent of the raft obstructions in the
Red RIVER, also what preparations have been
made for the removal Of the same, and what
amount of the appropriation for thai purpose
had been expended.
Three speeches on amnesty occupied the
balance Of the day. Robertson gave notice
that he would press vote tomorrow.
In the House the 1000 appropriation for
public buildings at St. Louis was passed.
The committee on banking and currency
were authorized 10 send for persons and pa
pers in the cases of the suspended national
banks.
Senate was passed, and goes to the PrPsi-
dent. It Is the original House bill with the
addition. that the States disfrancnlslng male
Citizens shall lose representation. Adjourned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-31

Ku-Klux Klans, In any court of competent
Jurisdiction In this State, be and they are here
by dlsfranchised. Section 2, that each person
or persons 30 disfranchised shall not hold any
office of profit or trust under the laws OF this
State until such disability be removed through
a proper course of procedure"
By Mr.. Whipper, bill to amend an act enti-
tied an act to provide for sinking fund and
the management OF the same. The amend
ment proposes to have the moneys raised un-
der the operations of that act turned over to
the State treasury instead of being set aside,
as ls now done, for the benefit Of the sinking
fund.
By Mr.. Tarleton, notice of bill to punish
persons selling lands and not giving proper
titles thereto.
By Mr. Gather, notice Of bill relating TO
vagrants.
By Mr.. Cousart, notice OF bill to restrain
sheriffs from selling county properly under
executions for debts of the county; OF bill 10
incorporate the Lancaster South Carolina
Railroad Company, and of bill to encourage
and facilitate common schools of the Stete.
By Mr.. Simons, notice OF a bill to provide
for the payment of persons serving on coro-
ner's juries.
By Mr. Mobley, notice OF bill to protect
employees in improving the premises of their
employers. PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-31
THE DRIFT OF STATE POLITICS.
Will the Conservatives Allow the Rad
ical Factions to Flight Out their Lit
tie Quarrel f-The Corrupt and Faith
less r. K. Master OF the Situation,
Unless the Election Law be Changed

The Columbia Phoenix points out the neces-
sty of change In the present election laws
and discusses the amendatory bill, now before
the Legislature, as follows:
The bill referred to as amendatory OF the act
now In force. provides tor the inme9iate a.
counting OF the votes after The closing of the
polls, as was the old custom In our state, and
further requires that each political party 10
;ne field be represented upon The board OF
managers and the board of commissioners OF
election, If there are not more than three par
ties. The opposition to the new DILL urged
last winter was the flimsy pretext that the ap-
pointment Of Democrats to take share OF the
management and supervision OF the elec-
tions was an act of justice that would not De
accorded the Republicans were the Democrats
In the ascsndancy. In other words, the great
WGod and morality" party should, according
to these Solons, adopt as the rule OF their con-
duct the very iDiquilies which tney cnarge
against their political enemies. But even
this ground of excuse, untenable and self-con-
tradictory as 1t is under any circumstances,
cannot be maintained now. The indications
are. nav, we feel justified in saying with GER
taInty, that the Democracy of South Carolina
will not make nominations or support party
candidates at the approaching elec,ions. ms
pu6lcans entirely, and the contest will
be between rival factions of that party.
The Democrats will look quietly on; try
to run In such good men as they can for coun-
ty offices; and as for the others, seek for the
least dishonest Radicals, and vote for them.
In view of this condition OF things, 1t may be
we'll for the opponents Of Scott and the pres
ent corrupt administration In the Legislature,
1--WE mean the Republicans,) to see 10 1t that
the election law be 80 amended, before ad.
journment, as to secure fair election, ana
preclude those opportunities for frauds which
characterized the elections In 1868 In every
county where there was the smallest appre-
hension Of closely contested race. II Il; X.
Scott becomes again candidate Tor re-elec-
ton 10 the Gubernatorial chair, all efforts
to defeat him, even by majority OF his
own political party, will prove utterly futile II
the election laws remain as they now are. Ii
he does not have himself elected, 1t will be be-
cause he is too honorable, pure and chlValrous
to practice fraud when the way is clear aud
every temptation before him, Of unholy am
bition and avaricious greed, to entice him on.
We leave every one to Judge for himself. has
ing his conclusions upon the conduct OF MIS-
ExceIlency for the past four years, how that
magnate would act under such circumstances,
with the simple suggestion from US that It Is
not prudent 10 subject any man, however hlgh
his character and Integrity, to SUCH extraorol-
nary temptation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-31
DOMARIA NURSERIES.

The largest and most varied Stock Of Southern
accllmated FRUIT TREES. adapted to ur soil
aud climate. consisting OF Apples, Pearhes, Pears,
Plums, Almonus, Aprcots and Nectarines, from
the earliest 10 the latest; Cherries, Qulnces Figs,
Hazle Nuts, English Wainuts aud spanish Chest
nuts several 1nd varieties; Crap vines EN- EN-
bracng choice table klnds; atraWneriess TO- anu nr
nsn mr. and for CemeI cries; Roses-al tue best;
a bjtas, Giadolas Lilies, &c; Ornamental Gl1T.
erng Shrubs Asparagus and Horse eoss Kaoisn Isr
0HIs ho1vs, rSoce Fruit Trees OF all kinds, which
w,i, bear the Grst season II tran planted early,
~ wiiI he furnished at moderate prices. Anew
Catalogue sent 10 all who apply.
Persons Wishing, will please Apply direct TO tne
Proprietor. WM, W,n Su%mE
nov2S-c2mos Pomaria, .. "