Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-09-19

American Insurance. Cot. Z. Wright.
Dry Goods Williams Bros. & Fiukbeiner.
-Ph@nix like another building has risen
from the ashes OF the Burnt District.
Boys, Youths and Children's Cable Sswed
Calf Boots cheap for cash, st WILLIAMS Bros. 4
FISKBErSRR.
Cleveland has 81, ,742 names on It's direclo-
ry, and claims population OF ~ persons for
each name.
Mr.. ]. w. Ross shipped car load of
apples to KIErABER & Bro, of Dayton,
to-day.
Sure Cure To prevent having wet feet, 60
to WILLIAMS BRos. & FISKBEINER and get pair
Of those new Boots.
"a. Roach, Esq lost a valuable horse
this morning. DIR. HoBsON made post
mortem examination, but the cause was
not revealed.
1t is reported that at the Fat Mems Conven.
tion, no person who could not produce certih
cate of wing consumed 1000 pounds of lager
beer, was entitled to sit among the 7s"-tons.
....An important sale of land takes place
near Grand Rapids on October 2S. See
Administrator Sale in this paper.
lowing to being short of help, and an
unusual amount of matter coming in at
late hour, we have missed several of our
mails this week.
With the fair crop Of wheat together with
the abundant crop Of apples this season, apple
dumplings should grow on every tree this fall,
and would not be be out of place as an ornament
on a Christmas tree.
Senator SHERMAN was present at the State
FAIR, and took lively interest in agricultural
matters. lie had on exhibition wheat, oats,
buckwheat, and fifty varieties Of apples. lie
will do for a Granger.
"A lonely fellow advertises in n Chicago pa
per for wife, stating that he prefers poor
girl. The Louisville Courier. yjourmm advises
him to accept the FIRST one who responds and
he will be sure TO get poor one.
Advice to Young Men aud Old d-wILIIAMs
Bnos. & FTNKBEISEs are getting up fine Cassi-
mere Suits from SIS to $50 less than T"lelo
Prices. Good FITS warranted, and made up in
the very latest style.
Prof. TAYLOR infurmas US that The several
departmets Of the Uninu School have opened with
a much larger atten lace than any former scs-
sion since lie has been teaching, and there are
quite number Of the larger boys to come in
yet.
Mrs. RoBERTs y, Mrs. STEPHEN MERRY's
mother, died at eight o'clock A. NJ. on Sabbath
last, AMI the funeral services took place at ten
A. NJ. Monday. We are not in possession Of
any particulars regarding her in this life.
--Messrs. RUSSELL & TAYLOR have been put
ting in large stick Of fresh can lies Oar
young friend CHiUNoEv has lcirnedithat many
Of his customers have "sweet tooth" and he
has prepare to "fil" them on short notice.
Court Ali urnel on Mnnlay last, having
gone through the docket, and adjnuruing over
about the usual number of cases. The report
some eighteen or twenty Indictments he
found in this paper.
AT meeting Of the Directors Of the A tnu.
tic & Lake Erie Railroad. held at Columbus
some days since, d. W. SwiGART resigned II
Presidency and Hon. V. B. IloRToN, of Pome-
roy. was chosen To fill the vacancy. The change
,sfOvorably regarded for aH early completion
The Chrcmo offered in the advertisement
Of "OuR owN PRESIDE" in this paper, can be
seen at this office. The inducements are indeed
unparalleled, and it is big thing for canvassers
and subscribers. The picture alone could not
be purchased for the money.
- Peddiers would do well to see supplement
to statutes of Ohio, By Swan and Sayler, page
5ll. The law requires liccncenses as follows;
FuntmAn. $40; horse and wagon. $40; two horses
aud wagon, s2s. Fine in each case, $50. 1t
the peddIers fail to look up this law, let the au
thoritics do il for them.
By new law, all bridges and culverts
whose cost dies not exceed seventy five dollars
must be built and kept in repair by township
trustees, who are authorized to levy the neces-
sary taxes for the payment of the same. Any
tax levied for this purpose, If Properly certified
to the County Auditor by the fifteenth of June,
will be placed on the duplicate Of the coming
year.