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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-11-06
sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of an Execution to me directed, I
will expose to sale on the FIRST MONDAY
in DECEMBER next, at Anderson C. H.,
ONE LOT OF LAND,
Containing one acre, more or less, situate in
the Town Of Anderson, bounded on the west
by lot of Maj. John B. Moore, on the south by
Church street, on the east by - street, and
on the north by Hayne street Levied on as
the property of John M. Partlow, at the suit of
J. J. and q. u. Broyles.
Terms cash-purchaser to pay extra for pa
pers.
VIM. McGUKIN, Sheriff.
Nov 6, 1878 1s
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-atg" We regret to learn that Mr.. Mark
Prince, who resides in the neighborhood of
Stony Point, met with severe loss on last
night, by having his cotton house
totally destroyed by fire, consuming about five
pounds of seed cotton. It was clearly
the work Of an incendiary, we are informed.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-11-06
THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, Nov. S, 1873.
Sales of Cotton for the week 48l bales. To.
day middlings command from IL to l23 cents.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 3.
Cotton slightly lower-niddling 14s to LAY.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 8.
Cotton to-day dull and irregular. Sales 1866
bales at 14s to lag.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-11-06

The following is a correct list of the pre-
miun,s awarded at the County Fair held last
week:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-11-06
PREM1UNs AWARDED

PREM1UNs AWARDED
AT THE
. SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF TIE
Anderson Farmers and Mechanics As
SOciatiOn,
OCTOBER sOth and s1st, 1873.
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Field Crop Department.

Ete1U CTCp AcpdFWtt7et.
Best bushel white wheat.. R Earle
red wheat......B F Crayton & Sons
red oats........B F Crayton & Sons
sample white corn........J Joshua Jamison
sample yellow corn...........J ohm Lewis
Z" bushel field peas.".............D J Sherard
sample table peas..............J " Sherard
Bushel sweet potatoes, yams.. Joshua Jamison
Bushel sweet potatoes, Spanish......D Sherard
Bushel Irish potatoes..."."..W W Humphreys
Bushel white turnips.. s....."......Joshua Jamison
Sample cotton, FIVE stalks......."."..M R Boggs
Sample lint cotton, lbs........J Joshua Jamison
Sample cotton, in the seed.....".-T J Roberts
Bale of cotton, 400 lbs.... & Newell
Specimen of pumpkin."..:......W " Holland
Specimen of winter squash. F Reed
Specimen of beets."........B F Crayton & Sons
Specimen of carrots. Robbie Towers
Specimen of tomatoes....."..B Frank Crayton
Sample of cabbage. J Sherard
Variety Of garden seeds........Mrs S Murray
Sample of flour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mills
The committee recommended a suitable pre-
MUM for homny corn, exhibited by NJ McLees,
and also mentioned favorably several specimens
of wool, handed in by ] E Lewis, Of Oconee
County, and grown in Kentucky.
The premium for the best yield of corn on
one acre of bottom land has been awarded to
J E Lewis, of Oconee County: The land
measured less than an acre, and the yield was
sixty-one and half bushels.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-11-06

OCTOBER SOth and s1st, 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
Explanatory Card.

En-. JouRSAL; My attention has been called
t. communication in the Jopr,DL of last we,
which is signed "II." and which seems To re-
quire an answer AMI explanation from me-
To explain, It is necessary frs, to state tl.at
between terms Of Court am in receipt Of a large
number Of letters making crml laiuts nf all kinds
and giving inf rmati"n pertaining to the trai e.
gressiOn ur the laws, &c
II has been my custom to lay these letters
beiore the Grand Jury at each term Of Court.
:" That every person making complaint to me
should have a hearing by the Grand Jury; and
It has been nv custom to do this on tie frs,
day OF the trim and to rrquest the Grand Jury
t. decide whether or not thev would invest. .
gate ;he several matters complained of, and the
Grand Jury have alwavs been requested To re-
turn the papers and lettors to me, through their
foreman, after they had examined them.
The letter referrert to by m" was with 9th
er letters. laid before the GInnd Jury at our las
EN- Of Court, and supposed was returned to
me until an examination Of my flies revealed
the fact that it was gone.
do not know how the letter rrferr,d 10 y
L." c. me tn be in any oth,r place than my
flee where il b, fnncs. As all men who ARE
selected t" sit in in lgrmen; npnn the transg,e e,-
srns of their iellew men should he honorable
and upright, anil as all Grand .Iurnrs are sworn
To secrecy in regard tu matters laid before them
! felt that was incurring no risk in placing
the original papers Gernre Them. Bot am re-.
luctantly compelled to believe that some one
has acted in bad faith am afraid it was sonle
Grand Juror.
will add that there is notLing imprrTer in
The letter itself-it VAS entirely proper to be
written To me. Nv knowledge Of the persons
whose names are mcu:inned, iustfes me in be-
lievirg the statements contained in the letter are
rrur, aud tie characters properly draWn-but
for any right use, the letter Is only valuable
t" me, and | respectfully request tie present
holder will at once return the same to II e, at
Bowling Gre"n, Ohio. JoHN \. SHANNoE.
Bow ling Green Sent. 80 1873
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
Major Wood and tho Western Reserve
and Mnumeo Road.

Ed. journal IL have read with attention
Major Woods letter, rs published by the Blade
aud copied by the Journal, and while giving
the Major duo credit, to which he is honestly
entitled, for the improvement he has made on
the Western Reserve and Maumce Road, yet, as
one who took pa;t in the Leafs Hall meeting,
can not concur in his statement Of its persona
nor " its pulAical import. 1t appears to ne
that in the discussion Of this question the Major
loses sight Of the fact that the cIzens Of Per-
rysburg do uot for mument dispute the author
ity IT the B, ard Of Public Works to collect uor.
mediate toll, but they do deny their authority to
collect it from residents Of Perrysburg within
the corporation, many Of whom from necessity
must pass over the portion Of that road which
runs through Ihe streets Of this village in order
at any Time 10 get away from their dwellings.
The special act Of Legislature authorizing and
empoN ering the collection of toll at the termin
al points Of this road can not certainly be pc
sumcd To stretch that FAR. Neither can it he
m ide tn cover the exacti"n Of toll from those
who may enter the town to transact business,
when only the streets Of Perrysburg are travel
ed over by such parties. Such legislation, and
The power which It Is presumed TO delegate
conflicts with the authority q the municipal Of
fcers in their jurisdiction Of the public streets,
and the right Of citizens to travel over them
The anomaly is also presented by it, Of muui,i
pal taxation for the improvement AMI repair Of
the streets and sidewalks anil Of taxation by
process of special legislation which is of
very questionable chnracter-the proceeds oi
which, ga to parties who have used the streets
of this village far hsir oen cpso aieHc'. II is
asalns, this Imposition anI nlt ~ g,inst the col
lection Of intel mediate tolls lhd lhe pto.c of
Perry sburg protest. RESPECTFULLY,
n H. CALLARD
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
The Worlds Need Of You.

The world is moving slowly on,
In weariness and anxious pain,
To reach the time 50 long foretVld,
When truth DER all the earth shah Tegn
She calls on you Wy noble friend,
Who feel thrill of honest pride
For every triumph that Is hers
To lend hand 10 breast the tide.
Why should we wait, and wish, and sigh
gw all that's high, and pure and right,
When mans great pressing need Ills plain
Demands Of us our fullest mght2
Oh, brothcr hold not longer back,
Stay not thy strong aud helping hand,
Let want nn longer wait for thee
Go jOin the worlds great working band.
II this in earnest thou wilt do,
BE sure thy heart viii sweety say
And even men shall speak it, too--
ale helped to bring the better day"
In Gods good time that day will COM,
Though we may not fOrtell It's truth,
But working, each one in its place.
Will bring its glory ON the earth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

The "BeTry'' FamIIy.-The papers are
reviewing the old Berry story, which is sea-
sorOble at any time Of the year Bro. KISpEH
Of the Putnam County Ssfhnct says they do no
conclude il in accordance with the facts, and
gives this MS the correct version
"A celebrated comedian arranged with his
green croc r. one Berry, to pay him quarterly +;
but Berry once sent in his account long before
the quarter was due. Thcreupon the comcdi-
an, in great wrath, called upOn the grocer and
said to him I>ay, here's pretty m6i Berry
you have sent in your JH, Berry bcfnre it was
das Berry. Your father, the cider Berry would
not have been such a go"se, Berry; but YOU
needn't look 81 Hne. Berry, for I don't care a
t,o'o, Berry but il you come here ng ,in before
Jrae B"rrv, I'll kick your ,o'P, Berry, until it
is Lack, Berry.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
in the fertile West. To those going to Missou.
ri. Kansas Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyom
ing, Nevada, Oregon or California, we recon-
mend a cheap, safe, quick and direct route, via.
ST Louis, over the MssuWri Pacific Railroad
which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman
Seepers from ST. Louis To principal pointsin the
Wcs' cdIom ebpnJs. We believe that the lis
souri, Pacific R,llrutd has the best track and
the lineat aud safest equipment Of any line wcst
uf the Mississippi, and its connections with
roads further West are prompt and reliable.
The Texas C ,nnectinn ui this road is now
Completed, aud passengers are offered first
class aiI-rail route from ST. Louis to Texas, eli.
,her ovor the Missouri, Kansas & Texas II. Il
rm .Se,i,iia, or over the Atlantic Il Pacific u
r ri, VIHita. For maps, tine tablss, iuforma-
t:on as 10 rates, r"utes, &C., we refer nur read
srs t. ). q. Th"mpsnn. Eastern Passenger
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or f. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, No. Questions Wi'I
be cGerrfuiiy and pro~phy "n'rered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

TerpSIchore at Bowling Grecn.-we
made M effort last week 10 get to the C.uira
Fair at Bowling Green, but not reaching there
until O'Clock Z. NJ. was deprived of the pleas
ure OF witnessing this exhibition. But the next
best thing on the programme was tue two balls
to take place that evening, the Firenens' a.
Reeds Hall, and Mr.. CARGo's at the American
Huuse. Both YeEe largely Attcadod, there be
ing IS u, nIbeIs sold to m .wuaor and GO mum
bers 1t tic latter. On iryiu,iou We attend, d
the Firemens' party. which was conducted in 3,
manner lightly creditabe to the new coalpany
just organized in that place. The difference OF
six seconds in favor of the PerrysbHTg compa
ny al the race in the afternoon oh the Fair
grounds, lad excited no spirit Sf suvy, and the
courlesies extended to our boys during the day
were continued through the evening which sent
home item with the full conviction that il had
been pleasant to be there. They all say they
were never treated better. The supper served
alIMrs. FooT's was simply excellent, and higllI
ereditnb,e to Il At lady.
. The party at Mr.. CARGo's Hotel was also pro,
nounced by those who were in attendance to be
very pleasant affair, nothing ransphipg
% maF the pleasures Of Ibe OCCASION.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
DIED.

EASTERDR00K.--On September 18Th, 1873
Of CONGESTION Of tho lungs. GEORGE EAsTER-
BROOK, aged % yetrs and 4 months
Alta meeting Of the Sabbath SckoOl OF the
Evangelical Church of Millbury, the following
resoluious were adopted
WnEREAs-H has pleased our Heavenly Y
F9ther in Ills all-wise providence to remove
from our midst Bro. Genrge Etsterbrnnk, u
member aud chorister 1T this Church and Sab
bath School therefore be it
Resoiced That in the death Of Bro. George
Easterbrnok this Church aud Sabbath Sch i
have lost une of its mnst useful and respected
members, aud Millmry and vicinity an es-
teemed and worthy friend from their midst.
Reeolrci That the members Of the Evangcli.
cal Church and School of this place doth sin
cerely ~ ympathize with the berraved family and
friends Of our departed brother in their all tinr
aud recommend them t. Him who h - said that
where am there ye may be alsn."
Resoiced - That copy of these resolutions be
sent 10 the sorrowing family, aud also copy lC
the iysburg JOURNAL Tor publication.
EDwIS FARMrR, Superintendent
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
From the Democratic Northwest
nrtVnnrtu
ny REV. N. n Q. Lows.

~ the bright and happy DAYS Of spring.
All the summer hoWrs and birds that sing,
Are gone ot hushsd in calm repose,
Telling OF the varied seasons' close,
Aud the gentle rain, October rain.
Soothes my spirit with i've sweet refrain.
When budding flowers begin 10 bloom-
In them there's no lesson on the tomb
When summer clothes wood aud field In green /,
II tells us Of life, bright sud serrne
But Octeber, with its yellow leaf,
Speaks Of Winter, aud that life is brief.
These sombre woods and leaves of gold,
Aud smoky distance and mornings cold,
The bronx that hardly mnves in its stpny bed,
The maid that humeward the cows have led,
Are each lesson complete aud lie
Not of the morn but eve Of lifo
PSrysburg, o., October 7, 1872.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OR
SELLERS or REAL aud PERI
sONAE PROPERTY

TIesame ftvms or any oIler species Of Real Estose
estimated BY equally etapetent men, at eaiues
varying from io'osst 10 &e highest Priss, ~ one TO
hres.
Men obliged 10 sell At q low price, In osdsr
to meet their obligations frequently Offer prop
erty at bargains that would not long remain
uutakon, If generally known.
Property In certain sections Is sold for half
what the same grade Of property brings in 9th
er places.
We therefore advertise tire properly cntrust-
cd to us for sale in large number Of fr.t
class papers.
We are receiving enquiries from all parts
Of the country for every variety OF real estate
vs. desire to satisfy the demand.
We refer without reserve to every man 70
whom wo have sold lands Or for whom we haye
dealt.
Our connection with other real estate agents
aided by our comp, ehcRsive advertising ar
rangements, gives us splendid opportunities TOR
selling or buying property.
We will not conceal any defect in the proper
ty or title, but we advise careful investigation
on part Of purchasers by their own attorneys as
additional security.
We sW nat otieapt 10 scH at ar unfair price.
We will assist purchasers IN getting what
they want.
We bear all expenses of advertising.
We sell on percentage, aud always agree in
writing with the owners Whit this percentage
slalt be.
Our services arc worth what we charge
for them, anI we regard the contract to take
call over 50 much, &c." as dangerous aud
unfair aud the direct cause OF misundcr-
standing.
lfnot satisfied to buy at the price, we will
introduce the purchaser to the owner, leaving
them free to bargain.
We advertise so Us 10 secure purchasers, and
make no C! argos il we fail.
We furnish all persons a paper containing
full lists of property offered in our agency each
week for l3 weeks at the low price of 50 cents
namely, TmE RgronTEU, an eight page forty
column Electic Journal Of chnice literature. For
further particulars, If you wish to buy or sell
address or call un BANND Rgn's Ianl and boar
Agents Findlay, Ohio. Coa,mHHicute Wih ~
t~forc bByig9 ~ scHing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
EASY WAY
Make Money
Buying Goods
Al
The NEW Firm
WILLIAMS BROS
& FINKBEINER.

Two Fine Store Rooms filled
with everything you need in the
Goods Line to make you COM
Portable and happy.
Goods sold Strictly for Cash or
Ready Pay, as the small profits
we ask on our goods will not al
low OF long-winded accounts. All
bills must be settled in 30 or 60
days, by cash or note.
An examination Of our goods
and prices will convince all hat
our demand for ready pay is but
just. Our Motto is, -" Ii, c and
Let Live" and by square dealing
we hope to merit the confidence
of all.
Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods
at WILLIAMS BROS Il +.
A Fine Stock of Fancy Cassimercs
and Coatings just received at
w. BROS & F.
Good, heavy Kentucky Jeans for
% cts. pcr yard at w. b. & +.
Fresh supply of Fancy and Staple
Groceries at w. b. & +.
New stock of Corn City Yeast Cake
at w, B. e. f.
Good Tea at 80 cts per pound at
w. b. & F.
New stock of Glass and Quccnswarc
at W. b. e. +.
Large stock of Hats & Caps at
w. Is. & +.
Fine Line of Dress Goods, marked
down 25 to 80 per ct. at w. & +.
Carpets aud Oilcloths always on
hand at w. b. & +.
just received the Finest Stock of
Women's Kid, Oil and Simon Goat,
Bal and Button Shoes ever brought
to this market, at prices from SO to
S4-Evcry Pair Warranted-at
W. b. & +.
Best stock Of mems Calf, Kip and
Stoga Boots.
Boys, Youths and Childs Cable Se~-
Nu tull LHO0to.
Geneva Braa&s Black Alpaca a
Speciality,
An Endless Variety of Gloves and
Mittens.
Collars, Neck Ties, and Gents I'm
dorwear.
One Dozen Glass Tumblcrs so cts.
Canister Tea, every can warranted
to give satisfaction and full weight.
Maumec Woolen Mills Stocking
YARNS, the best in the market.
Large variety Of Buggy and Team
Whips, all at w. BROS x L.
We are daily adding 10 nur Stock, Goods
suitable for the Fall and Winter trade, and win
not be uniersold. We will cnmpare Goods ahd
Prices with any House in Toledo, elsewhere.
Respectfully,
WILLIAMS BROS & FINKBEINER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
The Wood County Fair.-The uni

The Wood County Fair.-The uni
versal expression of all who were going
and returning from the Wood County Fair
was, that 'fts the best ever held in the
county" aroused our curiosity to such a
pitch that we dropped everything yoster-
day morning and took the first train for
Tontogany. We left with reluctance at
II NJ. last night rs the Fair closes to-day
with an exhibition Of the sgeed of num-
Der Of horses entered Tor that purpose. To
say that il has been a success but fcebly
expresses it, and we are compelled to go
10 press, in order to get the papers to our
readers this week. with the promise Of pur-
suing this subject further next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
Wood County $. s. Institute.

IT, he SnLb,tL Sch2ol Workers of Voc 4
ca pfy The semi. annual meeting or the
Wood Connty Sabbath School Institute will be
held at Bowling Green, commencing at 10 A.
VI. "n the third Tuesday of October, 1873
We appeal to all who are Interested in the
Sabbath School work in our county. Shall we
not be cheerrd by your presence and counsel
at this m~etiLg? Come, and let us make this
gathering one Of interest and lasting good.
We eH pect the help Of an earnest Sabbath
SchooI worker from abroad. BrwiinE Green
is central and at this season of the year easy ~
access from all parts Of the county. The
friends there, open their homes for the enter
tainnent "f all who may attend, and will give
them a hearty welcome.
G. n. THORNTON, President.
WI. TKIMHLE. Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

PiOnS PTofarity.-Ou Our Christian friends
ire too much addicted to the bad hadit Of cx
pressing their religious tliouehis aud emotions
n set phrases and words which have no def
mite meaning. Their prayers and impassinned
dscources are string Of "gliteIiug ccncrali
tits," made up entirely Ofhnp hazard selections
from vocabulary OF iechuicalities which, Tut
for our vencraiinn for religion and our respect
for sincere Christians we would charac,erizi
as pious slang. But often, in addressing or in
referring IN that Great Mystery which we call
g they indulge in downright profanity. We
will not pursue this sujj,ct at Iresctt ut
cluse with an example from Lake Side Camp.
meeting letter "a cbildren's meeting IS hell
every day in the tent nj two O'clock. S. M
thirty or more young folks expressed them
selves on Intimate terms rch The Lord at the Sun
dag meeting - Othurr Nirs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Fine Stock Of Hardware Young
friend, CuARLFs NJ. NoRroN, took possession of
The Houston bnilding on Monday, and has since
been engaged in placing upon the shelves a
fine and well selected stock Of Hardware, suit.
able to the wants Of our people. Mr.. N. has q
host Of frie nds among those with whom he is oc-
quainted, and we predict for him a successful
business career. Sec his card elsewhere.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03
Dr., J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

500 Reward for case OF Neuralgia or
Rheumatism Df any form whatever, considered
eurable) that Dr.. Ftcr's Vegetable HGumotia
Syrup will not cure-warranted uninj jucps, and
physicians prescription used iuwardly,
$4,000 Reward offered to the PropTietsrs OF
any Medicine for Rheumatism apd Neuralgia
able 10 produce one-iourth as many genuine
living cures made within the same length OF
time as Dr.FtIer'sY Vegetable Rheumatic Remefy
S2000Reward offere d to any Person pi owing
Jos. 2. Filler, NJ D., TO be other than grads
uate ofthe celebrated University of Pepnstlvepia
in 1888, and Professor Of Chemistry-treu,ing
Rheumatism specially for 80 years.
$1,000 Reward to any Chemist, Physician
Or otbers able to discover Iodide of POtassA
Colchcum, Mercury, or anything lnjnr,opstl
the system in DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup,
90, 500 Certificates OF testimonials of cure.
Including Rev. q. II. Ewing Medina, Penp-
sylvania; Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls of Sehuyl
kill, Philadelphia; the wife Of Rev. j. b. Davis
Hightstown. New Jersey Rev. Thomas Muir,
ply, Frankford, Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings
aud Doctor Walton, Philadelphia; Hon. J. V,
Greeley, member Congress from Philadelphia /
Hon. Judge Lee, Camden, New Jersey ex-Sepa.
tor Stewart, Baltimore; ex Governor raweil,
KY, and thousands of others, if space permitted
$3.50 Reward for the name of any warranted
preparation for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
sold under a simihr legal guarantee, setting
forth the exact number Of bottles 10 cure OF res
turn the amount paid for same to the patient in
case of failure to cure. A full description OF
cases requiring guarantees must be forwarded
by letter to Philadelphia. The guarantee, siRp=
ed and stating quantity to cure, viii be returned
BY mail, with advice and instructions, withOu {
any charge, Address all letters to DR.. FlTLFR,
No. As South Fourth Street. No other Rem sdy
is offered on such terms. Get a circular Oh the
various ferns of Rheumatism, also Blank ap-
| picatians for guarantee. gratis Of the special
agent. WEDDELL g. RUSSELL, Agents,
| 3lzz Perrysburg, U.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Person ai.-Dr. a. j. GARDNER spent last
Sabbath with his friends in tlis place, AMI then
proceeded to Clevellud on Moully to gisit ihe
Northern Ohio Fair.
Miss PsAHLV GATES, another IT the class
who graduated in our Union Schoul last Spring
started fer Oberlin last week to conpLsta the
higher brasclSs Of stadies.
Mir. E. W. STANNARD, the "Suspender Man.
is in town again " ilh his dog and wagon, Look
ing for those merchants who have closed out
their last supply of suspenders obtained from
him on his last visit.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-10-03

Temperance Tho Wood County Lodge I
o. G.. T.. will hold their next meeting at the
GOOD Templnrs' Hall in this place on next
Tuesday afternoon and evening. DR.. d. IT,.
PnILo will be present N address an open
meeting in the evening. All friends Of Tenn
perance are invited.