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National Republican., 1873-06-25
PROPOALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR.

pRoPosALs FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR.
orrror or lioHr B1g,s ss b,.es,sS E.e,sss'
BALrIsgr,. MD.. June isn
Bealed proposals will be received h this once
until = oclosk, m, Of SATURDAY, the Fth day Of
July, iea for furnl.hnE the Material and Laoor o.
LIVER on board yeasele, At the fespQrt nearest the
eidde,s workshops. the metal Tort for sSrsx Pile
nah river, Georgia In acoordanoe with tho plan. and
otbsT needfui informstion, eau BE- had on spplhss-
u2p 70 this once ,PETEho: HAIEs:
National Republican., 1873-06-25
DRoPosAIs FOR STONE.

pRoPosAIs FOR STONE.
oTrIcr or LiaHr. .HousE EseIrxSnl
FuTH DmrnICT.
BALTInong, Nh, Jupek \ tas
Sealed proposals will be reoeiYed A. tbs othoe
vntn v,i isooioct ~ i m d sAh nc IN ~ ~, ~
h.p Prutection around lhs iron ygIs o. !ae Front
an, ,ga.nily q Stone, required for this w"rh Ia
Bpecihcatons and further Information can be had
on application TO this once.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
A NohIe 10 ntimo,t

In his remarks, on the occasion of the fare
we'll dinner given to him by citizens of New
York, Prot. Tyndall briefly referred To his
early personal history, his subsequent labors in
working nut the results in science which have
placed him amnng the most eminent men of the
age. After menlinning, far the benefit Of other
young men, in like Strengthened cireum,tan
his limited means as a student, the Professor
SAID:
ought not. for their sake, to omit one addi
ti0nal mUtive by which was upheld at the
time here referred tn-haI ,ots "a srnse of dfg
Every ynuHg man Of high aim. mast, | think
have a spice of this principle within him
There are sure e. be hours ia his life when his
outlook will bu dark, his work difficult, aud his
intellectual fntnre uncertain. Over such Pc
riods, when the stimulus 0t success IS absent,
he must be carried by his sense OF duty. II
may not he so quick incentive as glory, but
il is a nsbler one, and gives a tnno tn character
which glory can not impart. That unhnchIng
devotion {" work, without which n0 real emi-
nencs IN science Is nnw atiainable, implies the
writing at certain times Of the stern rrsnlvs
upon the students character: 81 work, not
because lake tO work, but because I ought 10
rOrk."
A npbler sentiment never inspired human
action, and II Prof. Tyndall should accomplish
nothing m IRE. in his example or his labors, than
the inculcati"n, aiming even few young men
OF such principle, his life will be a success.
Thoroughly imbuei with that. no man, woman
or child wnnld he a drone; but all would con.
tribute their full shares to the common stock of
humtn effort.
But there Is one class whose attention should
b; especially called 10 this subject. We refer
to the large number who undertake tn excuse
themselves fran "work," because they think
they already have reasonable assurance OF the
means Of enmfort. We are satisfied that great
many people are acting upon ihi, selfish pulley
las II, with their animal existence assured
they had nothing more To care for. Is tpossi-
BILE for human intellect aud physical capacities
10 he m.ro entirely prosttuted tn uLworlhy
ends 2 Is II consistent with the nature anl
design OF the lord OF creation" 10 be content
to exist and die, leaving M better record Than
that Of the useless drnns, which sncumbeys ths
hive Of ils bnsv associates 7 Wealh and pasi,
tinn, instead OF excnsng from work" rather
add To the obligation thereto ia tbs greater
means for effective "work" thereby furnished.
hut Prof. Tyndall's sentiment i good for ali !.
and should be made the h1sis Jf al Lu:a
action. E!sl. ,3llRe,si4i.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
Bowling Green Items.

II has been some time since we have seen
from this illustrious city. and think it is
about time you heard from us, or your
readers will begin to imagine that the waters Of
the Black Swamp have closed over us, leaving
nothing but the county seat and the Sentinel
Office, even web feet not saving US.
The measles have broken out here there is
only one case reparted thus far.
The ranks Of death have been Increasing
pretty rapidly by victims taken from our midst
within the last few weeks. II seems to us thai
the number taken from US, by that grim mon
ster, has been larger during the past two
months than ever before in the same length Of
time, in our reeole ctinn.
The real estate business is on the increase,
il the number Of agencies Is any crilerian.
We have heard runners Of several to be started
10 the spring.
The high School of this place gave an exhi-
biOn on Friday evening Of last week. which
proved decided success. The declamations
and reeita,ions did not haYe the justice done
them that would have been had a little more
practice been given them. Bnt II we are uny
judge of music, we thiak that part was as well
performed As any school we can at present call
to mind. The receipts of the evening were
about SIS 90 enaugh to pay all indebtedness
on the orgaO purchased a short time since and
some left to buy gun with.
Syyx
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
STYx.

The Christian Union That HENRY
WARD BEEcHER is one Of the greatest pulpit
orators Of the age there are not many tn dis
pate, and that he is brilliant with his pen is
equally true, as the columns Of his weekly pub
lieatiOa, the Caris'toa Uaioa, furnish abundant
proof in each Issue. This paper is becoming a
family favOrits, aud there are thousands of
homes where its Appearance is looked for with
delight anh pleasure. Ia his announcement
for 1879, Mr.. BEEcHER says "all the questions
Of interest which may arise win be discussed
but with special reference to the wants Of the
family" the main purpose Of the paper being
"to promote sympathy and corporation am,ug
all Christians" anil "to inspire devoutness.
good will, aud cheerful activity in every honse.
hold to which il comes" This Is praisewor'h by,
and the social freside will be made happier as
we'll as better by any paper Of such a spirit
Besides this. the OIrisii'm Union " will en-
deaver to keep its readers Informed Of the news
Of the day, in religion, literature, art, commerce
politics, and Of the curious happenings aud
humorous events that may interest aud enlIght.
on the family circle" As an extra iuducement
for the coming year. an elegant French Oleo-
graph called Little Runaway and her Pets, !"
will be presented to every subscriber or to
those who prefer, the French Oil Chromos,
known as wide Awake" and Fast Asleep, 4"
which were presented 10 nearly lsO, 900 sub
seribers In 1879. These pictures are. executed
Ia tho highest style Of art, and al the arst
glance strike the brh"lder with their beauty.
Either Of them is worth the price asked for
years Subscription to the paper, aud all who
sabseri6s will be satisfied that they are getting
the largest IS worth they ever before resolved.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

A Beautiful Handwriting.-There are
but few Of our readers who would not like to
acquire a rapid and beautiful hand writing, for
there is no other accomplishment 50 highly
priIsd as this. The business colleges Of the
country have afforded the best instruction in this
braHeh, and have succeeded 10 producing the
mpst accomplished penmen. The best penmen
in America to-day is Prof GAsKELL, Prss't Of
the Bryan, Stratton College of Manchester,
y. II. There are few lovers OF the beautiful art
Of penmanship who have not heard Of this won
derful penman. and mtny have seen specimens
Of his skill. His large specimens have atra acted
great attention IN New York City and through
OH, the country where they have been placed on
exhibition.
lie is now engaged day and night sending out
Copies fnr self-instructinn, which he writes
himself expressly FOR applicants, so that any
one can learn IN write at the home lreside
These contain full printed instructions, and are
put up in large heavy envelopes, aud sent by
mill prepaid for Sl.OO per package. They are
all hundred and so fully explained that no one
can fail to learu rapidly from them. They have
been ordered by thousands not by poor writer's
alone. but by the leading teachers Of penman-
ship throughout the United States aud Canada
Our readers would do we'll to write for pack
age, as nothing so complete. beautiful and
useful for seIf-instruction will ever again be
offered them
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Hens vs.. Dogs. = The Poultry .Stsndard
advises taat the "dng" bus mess Be abolished
and hens substituted in their place. II SAYS :
"There is hardly family that does not throw
away enOagh table scraps to feed at least half +,
dozen hens; and many that keep a nuisance in
the shape Of dog, that docs no good, but costs
mnre than dian good hens, complain that they
cannot afford to keep hens. One dog in a neigh
borhood is generally a greater trouble to the
neighbors than aock Of hens would ba for il
hens are well fed at home they will rarely go
away. But who svcr saw dog that was not a
pest. running sernss the naaily made garden aud
sticking his nose into eterytLingH Kill of the
ours and give the food to the hens. and you will
fni pleasure as well as pr"ft in so doing. These
that are Of value as watch dogs could be retained
while the host Of snarling. dirty ours would give
place TO some more useful pet.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
Beyond the Mississippi!

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
In the fertile West. To those going to Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
Nevada, Oregon, or California, we recommend
a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, ria st.
Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
runs its ins Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers
from st. Louis IN principal points 10 the West.
,eid.sm charge. We believe that the Missouri
Pacific Railroad has the best track and the
finest aud safest equipment of any lins west of
toe Mississippi, and its connections with roads
further West are prompt and reliable. The
Texas connection Of this road is now completed.
and passengers are offered first class aii-rniI
route from st. Louis to Texas. either over the
Missouri, Kansas d Texas u. r., pia SeIaiia,
or over the Atlantic 4 Pacific X. r., ria Viaaa.
For maps time tables, information rs to rates,
rnUtcs, &C., we refer our readers to $. II.
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent, Culum
bus, Ohio, or Z A. Ford, General Passenger
Agent, st. Louis. Mo. Qrssiioas wM be cheer"
Eily aud prompRy oAHoeTtd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
"A letter addressed % Miss K1ry Rsvp

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Fr.ron, q i, bsld 10, ,o,,,9. A n. no..'
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80 "~
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-
I'VE are now iuI'y sa"sned mat "osss"'u'
snow u hing OF pean.y' ou' no' tpY TOT
ever we IKE hsHe stu oi Saiy m'keu win
"' aiI
This members of The dancing school are
preparing 70 give 'he,r hrss mop a. 'ne sA-
change on next THURSDAY evening
A country paper In Miuuesota wants 10
know who. swindled the Indians out OF "sneh
an internal cold eountTy aS Minnesota is' ana
VINO dsIuded the whlte people INTO H'
--"Lovitts Grove" Is the Hsme now given
to the new Iostoffice established four miles this
side OF Bowling Green. Males stop there
regular now, but are irregular in leaving.
Tho crowd that collected at HiIlabrands
saloon o. Sabbath last became 80 noisy that |,
became necessary for Marshal CHARLEs 10 lead
one OF 'hs numoer 70 the 'oeh-uP'
A young nau who took In g little too
much benziue. thought he saw "a light al the
window for him." as he was on his rad home
and walked right into lime kiln and was near
" roasted.
-Whitney's Ifasis"i Gasst. for Febrnary, IS
now IN eireuiation' MS sparkling Win thir-
teen pages OF music and large "m"unt "
gems OF Thought III prose and poetry SEND
III cents Tor specimen NUMBER
Mrs ELIZA CHAPMAN, Of Napoleon, Henry
county, committed ss'eads on Monday night OF
IA" week oy "N'ng s'ryen"'ne' i"e cause
asS'Eneu was 'ne Ao"huo"n'en' ~ niAn "nose
mistress she haa Oeen-
The strike Of the hens fer high wages and
less work Is about over. We bscAm, eonver-
saut with their language when boy, and under
s''"' "'n' NO" 20 say ''" '"e' are going 10
'eA"'"e 'N"'' A"u '0uu'' '"e price " eggs
The Ottawa Ssati~ei says during the pas.
season. Daniel Butler, of Liberty township,
that coHHty, killed twenty deer. Whish he sold
for the sum OF $l7S.92. This Is good work Tor
one huuter.
We learn from our exchanges that the mar
rled ladies' IN number "i towns Rave i"Wef
Come Home Husband Clubs" These ciubs
are described as being about four feet loug,
with brush at the end. Perrysburg should
not be behind in this respect.
There ia a whole family of the NKrHAr,r1
Bros. at 2I7 summit street, Toledo, and some
of them look so mueh like the others that you
are apt to take them for the C'rsican Brothers.
They keep a fine stock Of Dry Goods, which
they sell at reasonable prices.
- The editor Of The tSu,i,,I /, 0ct,in1 .larrre,
At tbe prosp,ct, of an early eomDl.,on NJ .rr
publie ,ale. White ,he,s are ,r.t or,rnd. f,r
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
Installation of oRrers.-Dos.


InstalIat of Ohirers.-DoS. A..
PEAss; Esq, Of Toelo. the veteran advocate
Of the cause OF Temper ance, was present on
Tuesday evening last, aud installed the follow
ing officers. to serve for the ensueing term, in
Psrrysbarg Lodge. No. I79, |. OCT.
W.C.-Wn. Crook.
W.V.-uiss. Sarah Bloomfield.
P.W. C.-Mrs. F. Yeaser.
K. WIN. Foreman.
F.S.-Wm. Crane.
Trearurer--JAs. lIelville.
ChaplaiH wv. J. Denison.
Marshal-Jelf. Wiltse.
Asst. MarshaI-Mrs. w. J. Denison.
I.G.-Aiss. Marion Curtis.
q. G.-JAs. Timm ms. jr.
A number Of Sons we're present on invita-
tion extended to the Division. At the close ol
the installation ceremonies, Mr. PEIsE was
called upon and made a short and well timed
address on the duties Of those engaged in the
cause.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Shop Lifnns.-A correspondent 10 last
evenings Blade, from Msnmes City, contains
the fOllSwing: Last night there was quite an
excitement in Maumee City, caused by the ar
rest Of we'll kuowa and respectable citizen Of
this place, aged 90 years. named Philip Uhly,
by QUE Joseph Hull, for sbop-liftiug, which he
claims uhly has been guilty Of for the past dSs
years. Uhly was arrested by James Fell, con-
stable, aud srought up before Mayor CLARK,
where he settled with Hull to the tune Of 81 900,
but it is Supposed he will have more trouble
With the rest Of the grucsrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
FOR SALE.
Something New and Beautiful.
Up w lth the Times

TINE undersigned is now prepared to take the
l. new and beautiful RembI ant picture, also
the genuine article that the difference is scarcely
noticed. and which be furnished at about
.One-halfthe cost. She is also prepared 10 take
Ferrotypes from Five to Twenty-Five cents,
according to size and kind wanted. Photographs
A. size or largest, down 10 the smallest mbrO-
types slso enpying other pictures and enlarg-
ing them, II desired, all executed with prompt
mss, aud below Toledo prices.
Will iuish up Pictures 10 India Ink. or paint
in water ealors in the most approved styles; will
he required. Please cali aud see for yourselves.
At wilr cost you nothing II you eAsaot be suited
Nh. No pictures taken on Sunday.
Mrs. THORNTON.
Fifth Street, near Union School House, Perrys-
burg, %.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Ready For DIstTibu ton Through the
earnest labOFs Of the Auditor and Treasurer
the 6rst installment Of taxes Of 1879 are distrib
uted. Township. Corporation aud school
District Treasurers Of che several townships in
the county eaH now be supplied on demand
These officials should not be remiss in their
duty, for the money thus put in circulation,
through the proper channels, will greatly re
tieve the stringeucy In the m'uey market, aud
have a salutary effect upon the opeuing of
spring trade, which is now close at hand.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
twfktev tOr The Pcrysburs JOurDsl.l
A VISION. .
M onAcs xrLpoupss,

..H fI.H nj 0hACb AkLuoVHNE. .. U
Was Il fancy face
Or, was II q vision fair
With radiant eyes and folded wing,
And beautiful floating hair Z
i H.a rnnu 80 ff- l. 90 gntetR
The house of God was thrOngsdl 4
win faces young and bright
Not enc was half 90 fair 70 me i
( AS that vision Of wondfous light
iou took the offered place,
But shadow was DER your heart
An unhealed wonnd we knew was made
~ deaths most cruel dart.
And was Il fancy facet
Or, was il a vision bright
That bent with folded wings
I Over your form that night?
j tried to turn away,
But the dim and shadOwy face
sill drew my eyes towards the spot
with a wondering, doubling gaze.
Was II an angel fair7
Oil did | see afightf
Or. was II one OF nv fancy forms
Tdat float on the wings Of nighli
Nearer and nearer still.
And 10 blessing her hand was laid
On your tired head, iD your closing prayer
She lent her gentle aid.
Aud II thrilled our waiting hearts;
Her mission that night was oer:
Slowly she vanished before my eyes,
Aud saw her form no msre.
But that pure angelic face.
Floating In clouds Of light,
With a golden halo the angels crown
! see In dreams by night.
Oh was il a fancy face
Or, was il vision fair. ~
With radient ewes. and folded wings,
Aud beautiful aIating hair?
ToSroo AMY, February, 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Special Election PrecIuct!4-A cor-
respondent from Grand Rapids, this county,
says: "The Grand Rapids people, with all
liVieng in the north and west side Of the towu-
ship, are moving to be set OF as a special cleo
tion precinct, the south aud east parts Of the
township going to Wes:on. The territory is
very equally divided, and it will accommodate
pleasant feeling that arises in the spring els.-
tions regarding the location Of the officers Of the
township"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

DeRth-That grim monster, to soms-hHG
again visited the sanctuary Of same Of our
pioneers. Two weeks ago the rem Iius Of Mrs.
CHARLES, the life companion Of JAMES N.
CHARLES, added one more tttle mound 10 the
city OF the dead. On Wednesday last, after
lingering and painful illness, the rsmaiaS Of an
other estimable lady, Mrs. SLAwsoS. added one
more to the list of names on the Cem'try regis
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Residence for Sale.-By reference to the
advertisement elsewhere, it viii, be seen that
the residence Of L. s. Powz ELL is offered for
Lancaster, Pa, and desires to locate his family
there. 1t is one Of the most desirable pieces
OF property in PsrrTsburg, and will, ne doubt
meet with ready sale. Directions will be
found in the Advertisement.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

New Tailoring Estabiishment.-Ws
would call the attention Of our readers TO the
new adv tertsement Of Mr.. HENRY /. SToDAEr
who has just established himself in our midst
Mr. s. comes from a country where each and
every branch OF industry is thoroughly learned
by a full apprenticeship. This, with his addi-
lionaI experience Of years, will, we doubt rot,
command for him full share Of the patronage
OF our eitizeus
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

PrOtracted Meetings. These meetings
still continue nightly at the NJ. E. Church in
this place, and with favorable results. Up t.
this time sixty persons have manifested de-
sire to become christians, and thiry.two have
united with the chAreh. The Rev. N. u. G.
Love has received some assistance this week ia
bis prOtracted labors, from Maumse. We also
understand that the prOtraeled meetings ar,
still in progress IN Maumes, and that AbOut one
hundred aud twenty persons hare made start
10 tie cause Vf religion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Entertainment.-The ladies OF the Pres
bYteriau Cbdrch Of this place, have arranged 4
! leasing entertainment 10 take place at their
church this evening, consisting OF Music, Tab
ieauK, Dialogues, Psntomimes, etc. II will be
pleasant 10 be there.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
Statistical Relations Of Perrysburg
and Bowling green.

PsREvssoao, February 1lth, 1873.
EDiroh JOUaSAh--In view Of the very inror-
rect statements, which the Representative from
this county, Nc. Norris, 10 reported 10 have
made In Ihs State Legislature, concerning Per-
rypburg aud the townships which sre identified
with Il on the removal question, beg to call
III, attention Of your readers, and the citizens
Of Wood county generally, 10 the following Ia
b"iar statement Sf the actual and comparative
wealth Of the tive Divisions, as stated by the
Tar Duplicate, and also showing the amount Of
taxes paid the State by each Division, together
with the amount Of taxes paid BY each town-
ship--eorporsti and school districts included
for local and State purposeH
IDENTIFIED wrTH PEHHYsBURo.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
Perrysburg Savings
AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

TTNHE meetings ~ above Association are on
j. the First Saturday Evening Of each month.
The Shares sf Stock 5000 each, payable in
lnstallnents of 81 per month on each share.
Money loaned t0 Share holders and Depositors
on monthly rePAyabie basis, to those who wish
10 build houses, remove incumberances, &c.
Interest paid on all deposits for 90 days OF up
ward compounded seni-annually
ASHER COOK, Prest.
S. D. WEsTcOTr, Ssey.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Young ladies who are just learning to skate
arc pn'ting more stufIing in their waterfalls
aud IN king preparations fur falling.
"Moiher. may go out to skater"
Yes nv dearest daughter;
But come back home at half past eight.
Aud dOu't ~ near the water"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Aeknowiedgement.--iion. z. D. PICK
has oar thanks for book Of valuable statistics
containing the ninth census for 1870, also
other public documents and favors, which are
valuable in printing Office for reference.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

A Liberal Offer. y Encouraged BY tho
additions slrsdy made to, our subscription lIsi,
we make more liberal offer to those gettieg up
clubs. To every peri sending US FIVE cash
subscribers, at 5i.5o each, we viii give copy
or'The Great Industries Of the United States, .
a valuable book Of 1890 pages, and over 500
shodld be without. Specimen can be seen at
this Office
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14
Psrrvsburg Juues 1871.
VOICE orNauy Citixcus.

DR.. TOWNSEND, LIMA, o. Dear Sir When
your advertising party was here they gave
away many Of your valuable Remedies. They
gave some Of your Worm LoEenges to my chill
dren, and we find they have been doing good
work. They are the safest and best remedy We
have evor used. WhSre can they be found
They arc all kept aud warranted to give
satisfaction, by A. r. Champney, Druggist
Perrysburg, Ohio. ZOE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

Money to LOaB.-The Perrysburg Sav
ng's& Loan Association are prepared tn loan
moneyon shorttime atas reasonable rates a
can he obtained in this vicinity. Persons wish
ing borrow will do wellto give them a call
D.wEsreoTT, Sse'y.
p.rrv.hnr0 Innsa 1871
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

The Raii'e"y Gasrtte figures the number Of
rairoad accidents for ten months, ending with
N"vembcr. at 4s9. killing 2ij persons, and
injuriuE 100. This is at the rate Of about
eleven accidents and dtaths every week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-02-14

TnaIng PIsnos.-Mr. P. T. oERxAis. Of
TOlsio. will be IN .PsrysburG on Thursday,
FsbfsarJ 20, 1871, for the purpose Of tuning
pianos. Orders lsn at this ofico will be
pronptlf attended 10. aN "