Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-29

cult NJ. E. Church has sold bis residence for
5000.
Ground was brokeh last week for the new
Methodist Parsonage on the vacant lot adjoin-
ing the Church.
j. W. Ross, Esq. is preparing collection
Of apples with which u represent Wood County
al the State Fair next week.
R. W. McMAHAS's Buffalo arrived in Por-
tage again on last Friday with another train
load OF goods at bottom prices.
The Mayor, Engineer DoSALDsoH and sew
eraI Of our citizens went on a tour Of inspection
OF the Hydraulic Canal yesterday.
Two Schooners consigned to @. BEACH,
Esq. aud Mcssrs. A. G. WILLIAMS & BRo.,
have been loaded at our dock this week.
Rev. G. P GRAHAM. Of Grand Rapids
preached an interesting sermon in the NJ E..
Church in this place last Sabbath evening.
Mr. j. s. ELLIS has purchased the desira.
BILE residence on the corner Of Cherry and Sec
ond streets, of Dr. p. 3. CARHAN.
"A doctor in Fremont says their profession
would haze picnic, only for fear their pa
tieuts might recover in their absence.
Mr. C. ". NoRroE is continuing to make
improvements about the Exchange which adds
materially to the general appearance and value
oftte property.
Rev. W s. LrHT has repurchased his old
home near Fostrria, where he will remnve
this fall and again give his attention to gard
ening.
Isn't it provoking to a dead beat to find
himself reading a daily paper just one year old
some wsg having placed it where the latest
daily is kept?
1.-THE last rose Of summer IS73-will
soon disappear and be remembered only among
The earthly things Of the past. The graceful
movements Of the thistle down are in the air.
Rev. Mr.. WELLER goes tn Conference this
week. He preached his farewell sermon last
Sabbath. He is said to he, bv the German peo-
pie, talented and accomplished gentlemen.
An exchange saws that Anna Dickinson,
when on horseback, rides with gaiter IN each
side Of the horse = ike us fellows, you know.
But we don't believe the story.
Ven 5; me man schaps me On the shnu lder
uud say. IL vas glad to haar you vas 81 veil =
uud den sticks rthind my pack his fingers tn
his nose, hal my obiniou of dot veller.- Ger
mon Ee.
The Washington Township Sabbath School
Convention. appointed fpr last Saturday, was
postponed until Thursday September 4h. The
friends of the cause will govern themselves ac.
c"rdingly.
We understand that the officers Of Wood
County Lodge of Good Templers propose hold
ing a meeting Of the Cnunty Lodge in this
place in the course oftwo or three weeks.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Hook
and Ladder Co. will take place at their Hall on
next Tuesday evening. The members ar, re-
questrd To assemble in full UNIFORM.
The Postmaster general IsakCs close DIS
crimrnlinn in his leciSSlon that letter posiag
must be exacted on postal cards. when the wri.
ting extends to the side on which the address
is written.
--KNArP's History Of the Maumee Valley is
about ready to make its advent into the Valley.
1t was originally Intended to csnfine its pages
to $50, but it has reached 700. The price, in
leather is fixed at SO so.
- LFIGH HuNT prescribes "wine and other
excitement fur melancholy." :" We don't know
what kind uf wine can be secured at he sample
rooms. but we can rec mmend that Iuuss for
excitement aud melancholy.
The Bowling Green Schouls will commence
the Fail term IN next Tue ,day. September 3
with Mr.. GIDEON DIrT', Supt. Miss HELEN NJ
VAN TAssEL. Intern. late, Miss ANNA A.
SHANSos, Secondary, and Miss ANNA E. PoE
Primary.
We regret to announce that DR. s f. CHAP
MAN has determined to locate in Clvde, Ohio, an
uncle who is a practicing physician there, hav
Ing offered him his Practice. The doctor though
young, was working Undo a lucrative pra ctice
here.
The Fostoria Dramatic Club gave an enter
tainment at Reeds Hall, Bowling Green, Wed-
nsslay night ef last week, prnIu'iny "IIsnIy
Andy" and "The Tood'es." Mrs Mirrlf
WEEKS and Miss lDA JnSgs were considered
very 'handy to have around the house" in these
productions.
Mr.. FRED. ScHM OF. late Of The firm Of Hol.-
LIGER 4 SCuMIDr Merchant Tailors, has sold
his residence on Second street to Rev JouS
TEAGER, for 81 400. We learn that Mr.. Z. ia
tends removing his family tn Detroit, fact that
we regret as he is one ofour most quiet, indus
trious and respected German citizens.
"A grand lscse takes place at the Ackerm,n
House Tontogany, h.knight, the pracee Is of
which are to be given to the Presbyterian
Church to purchase an organ. The people Of
Tnntogany are prOu of the new enterprise by
Mr. AckERNAN which furnishes them with an
other good Hotel, with livery attached.
Although the System Of free seats was
adopted by the congregation nF the Presbyterian
Church over year ago the fact seems not gen
known. The new system has given better sat
isfaction, We believe, than the old. The time Of
hnlj;og the Sabbath School has also been
changed to (oHrP. N instead Of assembling at
the c'se of the Iaarning service.
No man IN business should ever write a
business letter, or make nut a bill, without his
cara pIlulco ~ lne heau Oi Tue paper, ana the
name Of the State, town and place Of business
being also printed thereon. 1t not only shows
that he Ia ntn possessing business qualities
but prevents numerous mistakes. Il also saves
much time in writing, and costs but little more
than the blank paper.
Masonic NOtIce.--PhosnixL Lpdge No. 1913
F.& A. NJ. will hold a regular communications
their Hall, Monday evening September LIST, 1873
at 7o'clnck. NJ. Ms an good standing invited
by order Of W.M.
Another Handsome Buggy. --Mr. W,
IL. HlLLeNBEoK has Just Completed a buggy
Ter DR.. RhEISsRANR that is pronounced by gooC
judges to be the best finished buggy that wai
ever in tho l0Yn. II is certainly model OI