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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
Proposals.
PHoroSAsssa l T2F EF Tos EEEEESEror Of A
BoAup or PUBLIC WouHa
DlgrnfCr or COLuNHtA. \

IDhOfOoA *, ypo,I y if,og hfrS iON W
BoAHp OF PuBIIc wouKsJ
w,uuroI 1,sr B 3. q -. SbosE9Iss Esl' /
The Propg..l. iar srso.ien q /. saslly9. eo.gl.si
Sfis.iou To- ,Sss Vsrpo,o, Hodiisd pisn 81 u.
,sIs 9Th spsehesiioss. s.n b seen 2, ne one. q
Fs'rss,s notthwsst, and ior Shioh psopesals I'm "
fsss tsd! M Il. 8: Sos 4 h
bid 70 dsposit with the Oeiisstor o. w.shlnetn Ciiy.
q one %: sss,sd tS. seis siss rG Sses
guarantee that he ut enter into aad esFIy out ne
SS. ,Tss S I'm &c Tsss3. q.
sas'e.sfsl b,ddsts aflsr ne .Esrd q ne eos,r,s
81; salldIas :. 70 :, s.~pl.,Sa within forty tS'
~, az Board reserves The ia, e Esbiik az 'rn
fshSn tobron, sIsii - Vice ffs.idsp,.
pRorUsALs FOR AMY sUPPLiEs.
oVTIcE OHrET QuAnrEnnAsrEnl
POM LEAYsswgnrH, KlS.. Jan. IS. ibil. !
,s sslss H sS sstss pss y" =: %
''' ''' '; ;$s:$ f ESHSRs f S&Gs
IN sset., % ths Dspct QnArtsTmastsr at ih
-, iOlOO POUNDS BRAN,
DsiiSsry Of the oats and braa at Port L.avenvosth
70 e9mmeues VT In ton toj dsy. froq date o. .saF,
ard b continued At The rate ~ At least one eishh
Ssss y ss siss Z w asts 90 = Sss.
"lshlS nIs'sn ~ ds5, from ,hS date Of sssFd
gNfa
PisOossi, viii be received for auy portion the
No prsposai VIII be entertained uni..s The par,y
m is NE aams y present q. the evening o. uis
knssn a this one. 70 be Tssponsli,ls.
mis- once Wi Be- Imposed upon biddsrs and sonlsso.
tore. A1d blank forms Of proposals viii be furulshsd
b. oSdss q dc Department oOPn.Bs..,
Dspug 9. ~ General. U. s. N. o. O. N, 5ss.T,-
49, =
PROPOSALS ron ARMY sUPPIEs
oyyleE cmy ooHMisaLHT sUBusrSAosJ
hnLrknL DIyIsioE or ynE PAgIlo,
sss6sd % ssss y ss s ":
sssi q Ssiooi. n, On TnURsDa fss4ss1,
o. = sssa ssd .ss ss 90. q
Ne military posts nov Sr hssesiter .s..6t.hed q
nay b required fos 3. troop. sioaSs thss.sa Sar
1g Ne Is eO,% IN J9 Iaa ProSo.ss %
S5 BRRvsso IE SiS' lSos W. SsrHERs
Nous Sos S 80 2 sds. r., . P.s
shish Rropos.l. should 6s based can b. obs.lasx :.
dsoss Tsui,syi ssS,s fs Nv Nssi H Is sS A.
You Lss,sn.orth, Kansas Omaha, kobrsskHI asd
Propos;is VII b received for one or any number o,
As guarantees that the contract viii DO sussutsd u
panJnS dsposit Of $500 currency o. The efsisi sss
mated places that such deposit has been received b.
bidders are invited 70 be present a. tbs OpsuIps Of
IRE right Is reserved Of accepting or rsj.o,ins any
BID a. may DO deemed best for the lnssrgst q the
o jsSiS States i1:u p d j. si - 3, ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08


Bparkllng Moselle a HoekheIm =. FL.
Clarets from the House or Brandeuburg frercs.
Hehne.ay Brandv, 1883. .a
HarmonTa TopaE kherry.
Old Janiaiea and ~. Cfolx Rum.
Basn Rngllsh Ale, Gulnness Druwn St0ut.
loungers 4 Muir's Scotch Ale. .
Pare Bye whisky, -..
m de in Fredsrick couutr. vsry superior.
FRUITS, Ac. |.
NEW RAlsINs, tsslOosod) whole bOEss, halves snd
suIdHNx zND sREDLEss RAIsEs.
NkM UtRRANTA AND OIfRON
CANTON QlNlKR. H..
fnftSH FIGS, PRUNES, 80. 40.
Prime New York Butter, C0ilt Edse.)
Prime New York BuokuhoAt.
Btuarts, MOller'a, and Lowering Strap.
Hor.ol's Pine Apple Cheese.
Maryland Hams (suEar Cured.)
Smoked beef, Beef rongaes.
breakfast Bacon, Refined Lard.
Parker HOufe S0ups. -. -
-ordon'a Preserves and Jelllsa, Of various klnds.
Mntlard's Flnest Vanilla Chocolate.
Crosse 4 Blaekuell's London Pickles, tasserted.)
Kean'a Loudon Muatard.
Finest French and italian OIL.
italian Paste and Maearonl.
Burnett'a flaroring Extracts.
Llebia's Extract Of Beef, Fresh Asparagus.
Atmore's Vince Neat.
kennedy's Celebrated Crackers.
HuntleJ a taiuer'l lLlvsrpooD Craehern.
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes, thneHt brands.l
Canned Lobster and salmon.
Berdss's CONDENSED aiih, CEssIs Brsnd.l
fossaiebT BRYAN BROS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
Proposals.
TRorosALs FoE TRg 4. AZ AEp ooRNED BEEV

.". AND MUTTON.
T OfTTCE fosr AND DEroT Cow Buna,l
WAsHINoror, p. o., February g. Ism =
Sealed proposa 10 duplieats, will Be rscsved until
n ". ruURsDAY, March u. lisa, ior Al ths Fresh
and Cornsd Bocf ard Motion requirsd al this Depot
oofnmgndnE .APh |, l512 Information and eondL
tons obtainsd Of a. BILL,
feI 80 ~ o. g, ". A.
PROPOSALS PoR SUBSISTENCE BToRRa
OTFIoE A q r.
IL,TrsBUBa BKs, N, y, JKnpafy Is, is7a
healgd proposal, In d1pioAte, with copy 81 this
dsshsemsn. "a he'd TO esch, VII be Tsosiysd q,
;upPbibs ths Bo5.is,opcs bspartsnsnt With me ioi
lpai nan % subslstsaos store, yiHI
Whts tlsh, N Piese barrel Maqk srt Ia Piekle,
5.rrsl; foaf Tor l-sus, s7sl Bs nsur Tor aals 20
ymesrs ~ bsi Hes, 80 ibs java Qodee, ~ lbs,i
RroSn T sage 70 is.i Nells oas los. ~ he
lbs Tabs halt, $50 lbs Blaok Psposr, 10 Ibs Hus
tsrod 70 lbs frs.h Pea hes, u osIsi kalsi ~ or
dimes, boIes Onoool.te. - Lbs. Ysast Powdsru.
b lbs; Golden syrup, q gallons, =
jan First LIsstsaaat FiiIS krtliisrI. 4. o..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
- On and after OOTOBER y, ISL, the Trains
ltfA on this load yill run foloWui
~ The Mall TIAln viii leave Alenandtls dAil
ieHoept Sunday ~ Is a arrive At bsesburG A.
10 As a. m, and Hamilton al II a N, Leave Ham.
iton Al u 10 D. N, and Lseshurg At ti2 y. M, and
arrive a. AloIandua At sos .. m.
The Accommodation Train viii leave AieHApdrlA
daily (s1ospt bundayl At no D. M, and arrive A. Leoa
burg Al 9 20 .. m, Lave Dsasbura - . m and
arrive At Alexandria At 0S a m.
The ~ N, tralu from Alexandria, and y 30 y. m
train from Hamilton, counsel a. Hamilton with
Ksmps Daily Line Of 0oaohes for Puroollvlle Snick
ersvIe, Ber1yllls and Winchester alec, With heam
Aide And Mlddleburg.
All Goods, per Steamer, Railroad or Erpress In care
Of X. H. IAVKNKR, Freight ADD Ticket Agent Al
keIAndrA ylll be forwarded - far q Hamilton free
Of charge, other than our regular tariff rates,
Communication Tickets. Three Centa pcr Nile.
Annual Tickets, Sixty Dollars, -
noVio.f Gsnsral Tleket hgsnt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

OLEARY-O'OONNOR o.. On Tuesday evening
Esbfusry 8. is7l, By the Rev Esther Boyle. Of 81
pststa ehuroh Mr.. JdHr O'ISARr and Ailsa MARY
OCohson, both Il this eity No cards.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08
Groceries.
CHAsrPAaNEs,

Just resolved ...H MI.
50 Case. 4. Rosdcrer'a Carte Biauchs," quarts
50 Gases q. n. .Mumm = Co.'S "DJvsns.sy,"
SoCsss. lost 4 UhsudOu'. "srson ss.i,Y quarts
and plhts.
pintn.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-08

OYTIcE OHIET QuARrEnMAaTIRl
1 POM LEAygswvnrH, KAN., Jan. u. 1874. J
Sealed proposals., 10 triptcafe, will be rsos.vsd
iris gde. aatil n o'olCof. a. m, FsbIasI u. Is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
The Qualification Of Teachers.

Error JouRS1G-- Dear Sir II am much
pleased to learn that the Board Of School Ex-
amners in Ilenry couort are "ds.erminsd /.
perform their duty % tlie public by ! s,rsct rs
g,rd t. their oath q oaice.v Then II is TO be
hoped tAt tliey will look we'll 10 The moral
cnndilion of teachers as well as how inach thet
may know OF tie brane5cs 70 be taught IN our
comm m schools.
] would not censnre the Examiners NJ this
county, but it is evident that certificates have
been Piven--W ithout the least regard 10 moral
chai acter--i0 men publicly iicenlions and prh
fano. And thev have marked them as high as
any teacher 10 the caupty. rr
Though b,r'k learning is one " tic chief OBJ
iecis nf our schools. mural training should he
he caig ono. ] would much rather risk my
children with teueher who Is deficient in baok
knowledge than wth-ens whoss very presence
is a moral taini. MOrHgR.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
Tenn peranoe and Politics.

HNsither general erperienea nor the reading
ru,-i,, -. :,
VI tue s'EuA vi 'uo o'e'1''e ''''es N"" 'e' 'u'''"
IN Chicago warrant the belief that the TEN 'sranc
tids will mlintain its cause or will persevero in
~. ,a,I with which !, nl,,,,sJ ir,o ,hs og;,o,i,r
49, 80 ~ ~" ""'N" y '"'' Wv
ihere are many OF 'hosS wh" ih'nN 'hey nave
done their whole duty by lnud call on tn
Nayor and police. and who think there il no call
49,. f.. .,., "a .,,,,, -,
'P'"''"e'" W 'u'n ''' ""u a'''uN P''N "'ee'
ings "nd conventions ana eIecunas' ana 10 sup
Iiort there the Mayor aud police, whom they hav e
,,,roxn into nj. hr,ach =, ma s,.risesd =, III.
n'A' e'se""n' i"ey tn'''N " 'ne business "' tue
Constable to enforce temperance, and they ney T
think of the necessity Tor supparting the Corstn
lI. o,,ios, ,hs v,,ss of,b,. ma, ,ba, s.,
w "s"'"'' '"' '''SS - '"' "''' '"'' -N'' 90
him TN.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

The survey for the propos d steamboat canal
seross the State of West Virginia. uniting The
waters Of the James and 0hin Rivers, has been
Hnished. Last winter Congress made an np-
preparation of $50 ,OOo fr The purpose, and the
engineers, who have arrived at Wheeling, re-
port that il is practicable To construct \ canal
20 feet wide and navigable for steamboats,
carrying 800 tons from tue James and Jackson
Rivers to tue foot Of the Allegheny m1untaius
by a tunneln nine miles in length, via the Green
brer and Kanawha Rivers to the Ohio. The
estimated cost for the work is $50 900 900.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
supsuhipEl suBscR1nE q

@ Encouraged by the numerous compli-
mcnts the JouRFAL has received by iCttor
and verbal, we have determined to make
the effort to double the present circulation
Of the paper within the next year, We
will send the JOURNAL from now until
January let, 1874, for $3.50 in advance, or
$500 il paid within the year. No one can
we'll afford TO be without The amount Of
good reading for this Insignificant sum.
We trust each OF our readers will oblige us
By calling the attention Of their neiglibors
to,this uher.r @ orl h"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
The Boston Fire.

We furnish our readers this week with
Supplement sheet, containing the press
dispatches, which was issued in extras on
Sunday last and sold upon the streets Of
near all our principle cities. Later ac-
counts lesson the magnitude OF the fire and
estimates the total loss to be between SsO,-
100000 and Sl00,000,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

Tho New York 7ribmo is the only jourral,
"a 'eral or Democratic, we have seen since the
esctiou m the 5lh inst, that claims the re-
election Of President GRANT was accomplished
BY fraud and money. What an immense sum 1t
mus, have taken to purchase the 100000 ma
Jority of vnters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

There Is a rumor that the English Insurance
Companies. which have suffered SO severely ia
the terrible conaagralons Of last year and this
are talking Of Withdrawing ther American
agencies. They hare been very prompt in the
settlement Of all losses and it will be regretted
should they carry this into eff, Ct.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

Tug QUESTION OF DAMAGEs,-At dinner'
table in Washington recently the conversation
tonk a religinNs turn two ministers being pres
ent), and the introduetion of sin into the world
and the responsibility OF Adam and Eve tor the
short conings of dis generation were discussed.
very liberal gpalleman rem lrkei that he did
not believe in Sadllng cur sins upon our first
ptrents. To this a minister assented, but at
the same time reiterated the old story about the
fail OF nlIn. Whereupon another, Of worldly
mind. remarked that whihs il might MT he ex-
ae,ly Just to bold them directly respoasible, yet,
IL the story as i6ll be true, W. ought certainly
to put in claim for epHseqWaiiat dtinages.-
RDrp;r's Higasias for October.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
S,HEIKIFF,S - SALE

S,HERIFF'S SALE
VS.. Court Of
william Sheppard. Commrn Pleas.
By virtue ofan order Of fsaleissued in the above
entitled cause. bv the Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas o. Woad county, Ohio, and to
M iirected and delivered, | will offer for sale
a public veniue, at the front door Of the Court
house, in Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, December II, 1872,
Between 10 and IL A. N. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, tn-witi
Village lots num1'red seventy-one III and
seventy twn ~ J, - designated upon th'' plat
of Ane4' Addition to The Village Of Hlaskins
in Wood county, Ohio.
10 II appra''l 400 90. Lot u appraised
at $50 90. Terms cash.
]. W. BROWNSBERGER Sheriff.
f. 4 d. X. IioLLENBEcE, Pptd's Att'ys.
November II, 1872. 80 8 Is
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
sSHERIFF'S SALE.-
Alfred Msrrck, ! Court Of Common
Va. Pleas,
Morgan y. OleN. \ Wood County, o.

Morgan y. Olell. Wood County, o.
BY virtue Of an alias order of sale. issued in
the abnve pnrtlel cause, bv the Clerk of the
Cnurt Of Comm N Pleas of Wood codntv. Ohio.
AMI u m3 directed and delivered. will offer fer
sale at public ven lus, at the frOat door Of th.
Court house. ia Bowling Green, on
Tuesday, Decemjer II, 1872,
At . o'clock, r. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, tn-wit;
The Snulnwss,, ths southeast quarters anil
sixty acres nf the spuh end Of the north
east quarter, sixty rods wide. aud bounded on
the nIrth by II line running from east to west
across The whnls Of said nnrthe lst qI,rIer, all
IN section thlrtv-six t3S) in township four a.
in the Unitrd States Reserve. 1T the fopt or tho
Rapids ol the Mama nf Like Erie. containing z
rec hundred and ightv acres tls0) more or
less, in Wood c. uutv. Olio.
Appraised atS9 10 90.
J. " BROWNSBERGER, Sheriff.
0sBosN & SwAYHE, Pitfs Attys.
November IL, 1872 SOeS9 G5
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

- An exchange having advised It's rea lers to
piart peas lin the now of the noon" the Norris
toxin H.rokI asks "lmt how are they going to
d. ii? they cARl reach up. The ground is a
L.tFr p,ara ~ plaiA pea auNhou.'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

The great FIRE at Boston has taken the
place OF political news, and We have no
tidings Of the official results yet. t &c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
Now is the Time CEOdEAe
GD for the Winter.

Come and See that yen may Know How it is
YourSeIfo
If YOU can't come, send the Children all
Goods marked in plain figures. aud they can
trade we'll yourself
Dry Goods and Groceries generally at the
Lowest Cash prices.
COmc EARLY and save "a Rush.
COOK & JOHNSON.
Perrysburg. Nov.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
Cash receipts for the above 49,. sSsO9 /

II NAV b,Asksd from whence does this pros.
perity spring? First; fLers is a suIi of grea
fertility surrounding il at all points, the pre-
ducts nf which receive a large increase in Tue
fr IN the facilities which the d. d NJ. railroad
afF,rds fnr transporting them to market. Pro-
vinuS tn the fuImItion ni that road. the farmers
could but barely m TIE living OF t,sr farms,
arising from ths expenditure OF time and labor
in reaching market largely diminishing the
profits on their products. Now n'rket is
furnished them in close proximity with their
farms, and The price paid a. we'll as the goods
sold To them are but little below or in advance
OF those paid ar charged in r0ledn.
As tho rinaeeT railroad in this region Of Wood
90 the Dayton aud Michigan has been insirn-
mental in adding hundreds Or thousands of dol
lars n our Tax Duplicate. 1t has largely in
creased the value Of Lands, and has created
numeru8i business centres, at which merchants
ARE growing rich aul mechanics prosperous
With the advent ,ft the Mansfield and Cnldwaler
rnad at this point we may anticipate still
greater Developments.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

We always find someih ng Of more than ordi-
nary interest within the bright pages ~ our H.
irsiroied CSrisiian Weekly Two weeks ago Il
gave us, among other good things the haest por-
trait, on wood uf fienry Ward Beechcr, er er pub.
hshed- This week i fives n touctipg picture
Illustrating cofnmpn phase city lie. entitled,
The I,ost Child! Westminster Abbey sights iu
three engravines; home picture, This Little
Piggy went 10 Msrketf an illustration of Hack
Water Hens and a chmical sketch shaving the
arrangement produced ;r one branch df business
bv too close attention TO politics. lohn y. O.
Abbuu begins one Of his fascinating histories
entitled, William the Uonquer0r.' to be compile
ted IN abnut two m,nths. verv important ar
ticle is the report 1T Anthouy G ,mlt,ck, showing
what nnc man hts dome To suppress the trade N
liecntiuus literature in New York city during
one year.
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y A Chicago poet began an aprstrophe to the
ocean with "Prudigiuus dampness" Iti
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\ " your ncghbnrs' hens nre troublesome and
steal across the wav. don't let vour angry pas.
sions risej fix place for them To lay
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Why is the paint for ladies faces like lid
dler's rosinP They are both used TO aid il
drawing beau
The following notice is posted conspicuously
in newspaper pilice out west; Shut the door
and as snun rs you have dnne talking business
serve your mouth the same way.
---------. -. s
Mrs. Bolster of Marshall was divorced from
John Bolster lust week One bolster will n,
longer answer FOR those two, and the itt
Boosters are expected 10 cease their annual ap
pearance without pllnwcase.
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A greater variety than usual Is this season
exhibited in ladies' t,iets, BY which the advan
tagr is gained that ladies may chnose STYLES il
accordance with their individual fancy, withou
fear Of appearing strangely dressed
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

The following notice is posted cnnspicuously
in new spaper piice out west; Shut the door.
and as sn0n as you have done talking business
serve your mouth the same way.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

W yeur neighbnrs' hens nre troublesome and
steal across the wav. don't let vnur angry pas
sions rise; fix place for them tn lay
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15
Letter from Weston.

Upon a visit of"N. Il. c." to Weston on the
sth inst, he furnishes the Blade with the fol-
lowing complimentary notice of the healthy
growth and general commercial prosperity Of
our neiahbnriug village:
Since Jan lst, Of this year, there have been
erected, or improved. sune twenty eight houses
Nessrs. Myers and Van Alta have just finished
a I'd put in operation fne Touring mill OF three
1t Ties elevation, with three run Ot stones and
AL other nichlnery of the must approved kinds.
Messrs. Baldwin aud ex sheriff Brownsberser
are erecting planning mill aud sash factory,
wch will shortly be put IN one alton. Sanford
Baldwin, the popular hotel pr prietnr, Is erect
ing very tine two story building, Gf large di-
msnsinns for mercantile purposes. w. Z.
Russ has flushed u fine brick store two stories,
2jx90, with every accommodating Tor doing
large business. ID. A. Avery, VINO for m tuy
years pasr has been We'll snl ldvOrIbly knuwu
in Wund county, in his relations with IFS educa-
tioual interests, has opened select stock If
iewrIry, watches noti0ns &c, aud is operating
successfully There are many other Old eslab
Iishmsuts. sneh as Banks UIhlnIn, not \. Z.
Banks nf Red River toil ~, who are doing
large trade.
Thea last although mt least, there is one
viii. awake friend Jack Harper, who IS sup
posed To sleep With one eye npru, aud the other
hut half shuf, so that IS difficult to catch Inn
uapriug. With shrewt eys ~ business, lac
has Just started in association with Frank
Young, a but AMI sh C store anl mtnnf'ct1rv, f,
and are already doing prosperous business.
One wide awake friend anticipates large re-
ductinn in the IN trkei price of leather, from e
fact that Grant has tanned the hides al the
whole Reform republican party, lac therefore
prhp iSes tu manu'u urs the mttrrial into good
ntL rst,,n ings log the Salt River Democrats.
The population oi Weston is abnut 600. Real
estate IS rapidly advancing in value. hts that
thrse wears since could have BEEN bought fur
$50 are nnw selling ut $500 each. Fam pro-
p ats in the neighbnrhnnd s also rapidly ad-
vsdcing G. B. Smith has just sold forty
aeras To c.. Parks. at sll0 per acre. The iani
il | Gated about hllf Il mis- from town. and
o,ud Il havs nesn bonght for less than halt that
amount some i,e years since.
rhe following eXhIbm Of shipments and re
c, ,pts of freight b, the b. Il NJ. railroad, has
,en kindly furnished bs their ob!ig,ug agent
at this point, J w. Clayton, and is Il tar Illus
tration Of the prevailing prosperity;
MS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

Why is the paint for ladies faces like Cd
dler's rosin2 They are both used TO aid in
drawing a beau
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-15

Freight f,rwar led since March lst,
1872 .... .-...... ......... 3 1913 2O8
Freixnl received since March LIST, 1872 Sil45l
TotaI................ ..,.....5 Oi697
Connecticut western news., 1872-08-02
West Cornwall.
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 The Gold Sanitary Heating Go. of this place are going to put "Gold's Heaters into all the new depots that are being built by the Housatonic R. R. Co....... Frank Smith. of New York City, was in town last week. Frank is acquiring corpulent pro- portions.....G H. is reported as having the Western fever bad......Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pratt have gone to Saratoga. Friday night, 26th inst, our streets were the scene of disgraceful affair, in which some gof the parties received severe contusions. Dr. Sanford had job the next day.......We learn that Mrs. H. c, Crandall is intending to open new millinery shop about the 1st of Sept. Miss Kate Murphy, formerly telegraph operator at this place, is now manager and operator of the office in the N. Y. & N. H. depot in Bridgeport. which is now branch office, as the main office has been removed to the Sterling House. Kate deserves the promohon......B Doodle Rogers and Theo. Ives continue to have litigations on the subject of impounding Boodle's cattle. Seth Scoville has obtain ed position as fireman on the Housatonic R. R.......Farmers are topping tobacco...... would notify the Enquirer that " "rampan- for H. c" is an epidemic which is spread ing rapidly, and will probably reach it's climax about Nov. 1st, after which the po- litical atmosphere will be purer. H. G.