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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-08

=, HEhItF's SALE Union County Circuit
y Court.-Hiram Knapp VS.. Henry Clay. FL. ia.
de bo ct ter In case.
SHERlFF's SALE Union County Circuit Court
Caleb +. Reeve and Aaron r. Reeve, partners, &C.,
VS.. Henry Clay. Fl. ia de bo ct ter. In case.
SHEhIFF's SAIE.-Union County Circuit Court
The Merchants Mutual Insurance Conn any vs..
Henry Clay. FL ia. de DO. Ell ter. In care.
sHhRIFF's SALE.-Union County Circuit Court
The Merchants Insurance Comp, ny Henry
Clay. FL ia. de bo. ct ter. In Gaze.
SHERIFF's SALE.-Union County Circuit Court
The National State Bank of Eizat eth VS.. Henry
Clay and John Clay. HI. ia. de BIO. ct ter. In
ease.
sHERIFt's SAIE.--Union County Circuit Court
Elizabeth port Manufacturing Company Henry
Clay and Jacob j. Coyne. Fl IA de DO. ct ter. In
case.
SHERIFF IS SALE Union County Circuit Court
Will am j. Negus and samuel G. Negus, partners,
&c We. Henry Clay and Rachel d. A. Mar. Fl.
ia. de DO. ct ter In case.
This sale stands AZ jourDed TO Wednesday, the
oath day of September, A. d. 1878, at the same
hour and place.
SETH B. RIVER, Sheriff
EliZabeth AupUgt 1879 AuE
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AHEklFF'S SALE-In Chancery of NV Jer.
- sey-Between rapcis N. Layerty, comploia-
ant, and Edward p. Williams. Charles NJ. Whitney
and others, defendants. Fieri iacies.
The above sale stands adj, urned to Wednesday,
the oath day of September, A. D. 1873, at The same
hour and place.
SETH B. RYDER. Sheriff.
Eliz beth, August 2T. 1878. au2g AYR
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- HkhIi F'S sALE--1n Chancery of New Jer-
sey.-Between the Mutual Life Insurance
Com pany Of New York. comp ainants, and Charles
f. Daniels, and others, defendants. ri. ia for
sale of mortgaRed premises.
The above sale stands adjourned to Wedr esday,
me 10th day OF September, a. D. 1873 at the su me
hour and place.
SETH D. RYDER Sheriff.
Elizabeth, August Is, 1873. auI4 with
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Q bERIFF'S sALE.-ln Char Gerry of New Ter.
~ sey.-Between Elmore A. Kent, complainan mt
and George w. Sutton and others, defendants FL
ia. for sale OF mortgaged premises
The above sale stands adjourned to Wednesday,
the 10th day of September, A. d. 1873, at the same
hour al place.
SETH R. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, August ID, 1873. aul4 4wTh
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PIANOS. PIANOS.
O. RICHARDS.
No. 80 ELM STREET,
Near Morris avenue.
DEALER IN
PIANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS
PIANOS.

HAINES BROTHERS
Celebrated pianos ct greatly reduced rates, are
conceded to be equal to any made. The cheapest
hrstclass PiAnesin the MARKET allmaterial used In
their construction thoroughly seasoned. All their
Instruments warranted Ave years Also agent for
he werld renowned
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Z, d. hlFt' SALE.-In Cbancery of New Jer-
- sey.-Between Paul II. Lutz. complainant.
and William H. Mason, defendant. Fl. ia for
sale of mortgaged premises.
By vi tue of the above stated writ of feri facias
to me directed, shall expose for SALE at public
vendue, at the Court House, in the city of Eliza
beth, Nj, on Wednesday, the 10th day Of sept. A.
D., 1873, at O'Clock p. m. of said day, all that
tract or parcel of land and premises, hereinafter
particularly described situate, lying and being in
the city of Elizabeth, In the county Union, and
STATE of New Jersey, aud known on a map filed in
said Union county clerks office, in the city OF Eliza
BETH on the fourteenth day OF July, A. D., 1868.
entitled 81 Map of Bellevue property in the city Of
Elizabeth, belonging to Isaac 3. Ho1brook, Meyer
and wonn. berg, surveyors, Elizabeth. N. j.. 1868
condensed copy of which map is recoreed in the
office OF the clerk of said county, in lib 80 of
eoDveyances at page IS. by the number fifteen Us,
seventeen az, nineteen 19), twenty-one (2lJ.
twenty-thiee (23, twenty-five t25 twenty seven
(27), and twentynine t29), in block No. 6, said
map. SETH b. RYDER sheriff.
Elizabeth, Jnne so, 1873. aui2 4wTu
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w at our office. '"''
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ehERlFF'S sALE.-In Chancery of New
. J4rsey.-Between Augustus q. Kelloe@
and Aaron Woodruff Kellogg, SURVIVING eve,
eutors OF Edward H. Kellogg, deceased
compliments, and Alexander Conklne
alph B. Gowdy, ct ais, defendants. III. fa'
for sale of mortgaged premises.
The above sale stands adjourned to Wed
iose ,ne Z4th day of September, A. d.
1878, at the same hour and place.
SETH Il. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, August q, 1873. au29 4yF
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FLANAGAN PAVEMENT.
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BARBER d RIDLoN.

General Agents for the State of New Jer-
sey for the
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Stone, Brick, Marble, &C.

HoUGHToN, MUNRO & CO.,
STONE CUTTERS,
Corner of Chestnut street and Madison sven 9
Elizabeth, N. j.
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
STONE.
BROWN STONE, OHIO AND DORCHESTER,
GUT AND SET TO ORDER.
- n12y
II NJ. LEFORGE,
No. Q EAST BROAD STREET,
topposite Depots.)
MARBLE AANTELS, HEAD STONES. MoNU'
MENTs POLISHED SLABS q TABLEToPs,
OF EVERY STYLE.
Cau and see styles, and learn prices. fa7I
~ GORGE A. NEAL,
BRICK. SAND. BLUE STONE. FLAddINa, &C.,
REsrpENoE-No. sc CENTRE STREET
Tagging, curbing. grading, &C., promptly and
neatly done. au29 1y
, 1873-10-19
Hcccbcrss Admiration for tho Scrip.
ttlrRl proIiEn1.

Mrs, Burnham il. The St. I,oufs Republican,.
IT 1t wero allowed me Dy sono powerful 11a+ '".ly @
compass mo round about and eloct for myaolf
to become for year and dny some man OF my
ACQUAINTANCE. then Tor 9dG days would occupy
the pnntaloons, pulpit, and perqnisitcs Of Henry
Ward Deecller. ...
Ho has altogether tho beet thing Of nny man
in theeo United States. If llo were woman
now ho would be wiped out Of nj! shapo By tho
lato lioka put in by malice and jealousy. Being
by. ! I and II his rcturn last Sunday to Plymouth
Ghurch was m ovation. Friday night I saw all
audience Of Bixty-throo in the Broadway Then
tro. Saturday night twenty.three persong occu-
b but snnday % hight 5000 people waitod tic rise Of
the curtain Mt Plymouth Academy. Up
tue tue crowded aislos, attended, BY . futter
Of ribbons and fms, and MI tho inter,
party, vailed tho rosy, rotund parson;; The ros:
trum of tho church is bare and broad. LotH Of
room for acting. Mr.. Boechor sang heartily with
his immonso congregation mud then rising, camo
up smiling and ns usnal A. st9pRed ' %th one rs
WAS putting luis best foot foremost and began
discourse Upon tho parable Of the froaignl Son.
"Now," eaid Mr.. Deccher, IT'D rather OF the
two boys have been the proaigal. Tho other
deal to admiro in the prodigal. He went OF to
have good timo aud ho bud 1t, md
got through with it. He REACHED the
the earth and made rebound. He did not sHy
state Ht tho m circurnstaneos.' Io called his por-
for1nancoB sins, md he went and col,toeaod en-.
aud was joyfu1ly forgiven" And horo Mr..
DeccEer claspcd hie hands aud raised his eyes,
aud said in O very beautiful way, "Onr Father
in Hcnyou. art Thou ,neaner than the fathera Of
earth Z"
Then. in referring to tho other brother, ho de-
scribed h,m as heuring the singing aud danclue
tro onrfscnl TIM r06 TIM nHHY1nH.
, 1873-10-19
How MIR. CobIoi4h Lost Iuis stav"
uOudGFas

How mir. Cobloi4h Lost Hills sus-
polltierss
From tts Dan1nry Se'ss
anything ' down IN wo wantt to find 1t just thero
wiion we look for 1t. Wo are very particular
about this, and whom no do not rlaco anything
nn e 70 enpot f. 1 absaS IL tooE pstS sS
sundny morning. On coming froul tho water ro-
fresliod md strengthened no put on his n,1 n,a1nta.
aud drew tho suspondora over htb baro Bhouldora,
aud taking his solled clothing IN ns nfms au.
put his untlersulrt md nno linen ovor tho ath-
rendors, md deliberately looaenod those
articles while. ho tuckcd IN tho garments
on IT, ba hf os1ay aSSfs for paesd sa
chnir, yon know-that chair right at the foot It
of tho bod, md ho looked thero for thom, as It
waB perfectly reasonable lo SHOULD, Ihey wero
not erH a9rcS howsyS 1 ard at to cnr s aud
triot manfully to kcop down tho rising tompor; oe;
Thon l,c looked in cvory corner Of tho room, ana
got down on his knees, md pcored undor tue
bod. and even looked TIP ut TUG coilfns' ala 4as
not bocnuee ho expected TO find tho arttoiea
thoro, but i'm Cobloigh wiahcl to show tho
world that thero WIS no intontion on hiB part 10
bo nnfar in ts matter. Mo a t ets tnoro .soro nnt
gifted with legs, Home enc Ind removed thGn,.
Hr. Cobleigh was SO con1dont II thts
that he dooulad It prudent to strike IT, th9 s.ana a.
with his tHE H1Q tGl! W!lat otEhs =" w ~
the partY who took tho slsrondcrs Ihin 10
did, and then ho called hiB Yifo. MIR. Cobloigh
very Lriolly rolatnd tho loss, because ho i1aint
time to talk much, mud then proceeded to ta,k M
abous nothing clao. Mira. Cob!cGh carefully
searched the chair, whilo Mr, Coblcigh stooa ny
md grated his teeth. Thou sho caieinily
eoarclod tic room, which 30 oxnsperatcd him,
as ho had already made tho eearch. and nag ieft
tl}p sispontlors on tho ol,air, TINT no tartly r.
ouIrcd II aho supposed hc had hidden Tug aft1,
| olca. ThjB led hor to explain that she believed
be- hs'i had loft thom Somewhere else. "Do yo,M@
| think I'd lie about n pair. Of susnenderaF
| caspcd ie, rs tho awful suspicion tiashod upon
| Elm. Mrs sEobleigh WIS not prepared to back
| up this proposition; porhnps ehe did not con,
! eler it at all, but sho was confident they h2d
| boon mslaid, and eaid go, whlo Nfr. Cotloigh,
holdiug up hfs garments. danced around II; IN a .
yory furious manner. Finally, compromise
| was made with two strips of woolen CLOTH with
holes Mt the ends, and tho CobleighB vent to to
church in no very happy state Of mind. At
night. when Mr. Eoblcsh retired, aud drew on
his uppor wardrobe for that purpose, vehement
exclamation attracted the attenttonof OF hlls Cob
leigh, who, loolling around, bohold very sheep.
! isl-looking nau trying to dieengage pair OF
| suspondera from under. tight-htting nnaof-
shirt. "Wcll, doclare," commenced tbSt laay !;
"I--'' "yyill you Just shut Up, md so ito to
| bod ?" savagoly demanded Dir. Cobleigh- sne
| did.
, 1873-10-19
front on Humboldt boulevard. near Atmitagt
avenue, for $40 per foot.
YrhTEnpAY'B TnANsFENB.


front on 11umboldt boulevard. near Atmitage
avenue, Tor $49 per foot.
yHsTEnpAXs TnANsfEnn.
Tho following ihstrumonta wore nlou uIorfeoofa
orr PROPERTY.
1o,nson at III It OF Taylor 1t, T. 33rt00 IT, dated
Arrll l5i cotsjipration, ii 400,
Rniucra et l43 It Of Uentro nv. T. 71x124 It, with
Lot i. Block 90, 81 Addition, dated Oct. 10 con-
eitcration, f8. .i0d
Bkober it, III # Of NORTH av T. 251124sl It, dated
Oct, f: consideration. S1,76U,
Wabash ash nv ies9 Il n Of I,eoonth 1t, T. ,,na X Of
25xt1lH It. dated oct, IL; consideration. - e00.
Ltncon IT, lo0 It Of Moore. vi, 34xl0o #, dated
Oct II; consideration, s., 900.
Wahranseh nv. h " cor og Lowe at, 1, o41108H IT,
dated bptk 10 !: consideration, $50.
aciai, H. lb0 It of Elm a31l30 It, dated Nov. 7,
1874: cousliloralIop $500,
lot 26 Ijlock 10, IIarding's fubdivieion, y NO e
Hec H. A. H. fafe} Oct. g.; confederation, $500,
Central Pnrk boulevard cor Of Ynger st, I, COZ
40 II, dated oct, ID ); Consderationt $2,b0o:
North ~, cor Of Lcayitt At, w. 24Hxl3o "asca
MaIiisnn Al n9S II " Of YdKcr 23x120 It, with Is
313i r. T. on Lake st. enrao subdivision, dated Oct.
Reconsideration, $4,000,
Tr,fnlu w. lis II Of Fifteenth at, I, 50112S It,
dated Oct ii consideration, $50. -
T,olny rt Id II Of Uourtfan Ff. 94x1QG IT. With
10t xin0 1t in earAo block dated Sept is coaidera
lion, s3,600
Groyeland cot1rt bet Stanton aud Vinccnnns nvs,
, 1873-10-19

stock, not moro thau 25,o0oooo bottles aro Of
ported yearly, and rtainly not ono'tgh tr'lo
C1lcquot is hold to provide for tho CONSUMPTION
Of nuBBta nlono.
, 1873-10-19

r..u.-a 1,.o.,,,ts
Ahne, -, onu X. ""oo"ass''
XFer;ussns,J5 4 s,urt5. .;.s.,,t;.. - ,.c,,rc
U. .. ps,itis ,1 10 aeoufo
osh." oMru"'at,,n ntanh: .''i, ih,o,nrttis.ss
onoS ! 4 =, omuSs, ! ~ |. ! ~ oouo't
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GRAND FIGHTER MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY,

- Seats NAV be secured for ~ days advance AppIi
cations by mail telegraph directed 70 Mana ger
viii be promptly attended 10. Box Office from tI
6daiiy.
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Eth AVENUE THEATRE, Curtain rises at 81
- 728 and TO BROADWAY.
Sole Lessee and Manager. ........M Mr. AUGUSriN DAIx
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID WM h. FRELIGH Observation-Disclosures. Manager
MONDAY, MAY O, 1879
first time here OF and entirely original drama, Ia
four acts and effective tableaux, entitled
HELD IN CHECK,
written by the talented authoress Miss MARY WATSON.
and possessing soul stirring, never-fagging interest
from the beginning to the end
This drama will be placed upon the stage with the usual
elaborate that has distinguished this establishments
SPLENDID SCENERY,
and an EXCELLENT CAST.
Preceded each evening by
laughable comeditta.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY Q,
Benefit of Miss MADELINE HARDY.
An original drama, In three acts by Mr.. HARRY SKI.
MOuR entitled CUBA LIBIsE; or, O'KELLY'S MISSION,
will shortly be produced.
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la 1aIsc sT;c Me- GHsREs WHEAT n, sss
~ M9HlakE2 Mr. r. .o T RINaqoLD. Mr. = W, V JEn-
DORSEY OGDEN. Mr. CHAPMAN, Miss JoSEPHfNH
mENRY, Messrs Meade, Peakes, Pierce, Chapman.
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lfC way-With Board, desirable third floor thrce
pleasant rooms), together separately suitable tor
family terms moderate; family private; American !;
references
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0O1 WEST TwESTy.THIRD sTREET.-Two LARGE
OIL ana handsomely furnished Parlors, en- suite OF
separate also handsome Room, third floor with frs
class Board, gentleman and vile, single gentlemen
reference exchanged.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

Ok FIFTH STREET. BROOKLYN r. d. FIVE
DD minutes walk from lerrics.-To let with Board
nicely furnished Rooms, TO gentleman aud wife slngc
genlsnep, npuse urat elass. Ielrseuses exchanged.
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S).lD STREET, ia ONE BLOCK EAST OF MADISON
ZsD rc.-Eleganily furnished large front Room and
hall Room 10 let, with first class Board. References
changed.
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TO CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BROADwAY.-NlCELY
10 furnished Rooms and elegantly furnished Parlor On
second door, for families and gentlemen; hrst class
Board English, French and German spoken. references
renuiNad
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600 WEST FORTY FIFTH STREET. NEAR BROAD
ZOO way--A private Jewish family will let conpt
OF handsomely furnished second story front ROOMS will
good Board; also other Rooms
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7G7 EAST THIRTyFOURTH sTREET.--FR0NT All
lOl cove Room for gentleman and wife, with Board
SIS; Room, SO per week first class in all respects
with peace and comforts all Summer.
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THE WEST END, FORT wAsHINGToS.-THIs NEW
hotel, located opposite Palisades, the Hudson and
in all its appointments rst class viii open about MAY rs
For rooms address CHARLES II. SHELLEY
NOODBiSE HOTEL. HIGH BRIDGF-OPEN FOR
w boarders. Room and Board, for enc gentleman, SIS
per week Steamboat 70 Peck slip in one hour Hudson
River Railroad to Grand Central depot IN 20 minutes
). BROJGHTON.
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CTi STREET WEST, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lO furnished. newly htted. sunny. front Room,
second h"or, $25 per week for two Rooms on fourth
6oor at moderate prices.
I - UNIVERSITY PLACR-TO LET WITH BOARD
i I desirable Rooms nicely furnished second floor;
house first class
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iTH sTREET.-ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET, WITH
Ii Board at 211 West Fourteenth street house first
class and unusually desirable as summer residence
RAT
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or WEST TwENTY-FOURTH sTREET.-HAND
AJt sornclv furnished 'front.' Rooms on second door,
and Parlor Extension with Board for families single
gcntiemen location convenient and unexcep Lionable
references given and required
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II WAyERLEY PLACE.-IARGE, ELEGANTLY FUR
j nished Pariors and Bedrooms, on first floor, and
nicely furnished Upper Rooms with rst class Board re-
ference required
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0OO WEST FOURTEENTH STRFET.-HANDSOMI
AUO ~ furnished Rooms. suite or singy, can be o
taincd with Board, by single gentlemen or gentiema
aud wife references required.
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100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET NEAR IRVING
LOO Dlace-Desirable Rooms to let with Board, to
gentleman and wife or two single gencmen references
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90 EAST NINETEENTH STREET.-A YOUNG
s)1O couple or two young men can have good Boart
in a Jewish family.
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yNAvERLEY HOUSE. 759 BROADwAy.--BoARD.$ 81
w day. $40 TO $i3 week Rooms. without board,
75c aud 81 day, 81 TO 81 week. family Rooms 81 %
| and 81 day, ~ 10 SIS week
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH BABY AND
N narse, wish a pleasant home with some private
family in the country within hour of New York,
Wcsichcster county preferred; best references given;
$40 per month will he given Address HOME. Herald
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AMUSEMENTs.
IINION SQUARE THEATRE.

be ordered at ~.
FROU
FRoU.
wIrH ITS GREAT
CAST
-
AND
IT'S MAGNIFICENT
SCENERY.
EVERY NIGHT and
at the SATURDAY
MATiNRES.
seats secured one month
in advance.
ETH Ell, Miss MARY Girls
AVER, Miss JENNIE LEE,
8 CHARLOTTE GAVE and
Z Messrs. ID. n. HARKfNS.
ES, w. r.. LAURENS. j. W.
q
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1O0 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
lou pace.-Large and small Rooms 70 let, with
Board. TO families and gentlemea references REQUIRED
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10TH STREET 1l EAST-WEI.L FURNISHED
i - large and small Rooms with good Board large
closets location excellent and central, minutes
from Broadway: references. Table Board
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AnIUyN MENTs.
GRAND OPERA HOUSs-COMahNoE3 AT 4 70 =
" Mr.. AUGUSrIN DAILY sole Lessee and Msnagcr.
Magnificent scenery, superb Cost,unesl

Produced with tho most elaborate and Ingenious Seen
lean stage.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-25
THE VILLAGE GOVERNMENT.
Council Proceedings Special Meeting.
COUNCIL Rooms, July 10. 1873.


Council me: in special session. Present
Mayor, Roach, Eberly, Ilnliger, Champney,
aud Clerk. Absent Hoffman aud Miller.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and ap.
proved.
Mr. Eberly from the Com mmittee IN Streets
presented an ordinance to improve Front street,
which was read trst time.
On motion of Mr.. Roach the rules were sus-
pended aud ordinance passed by unanimous
vote
MIR. Champney from the Committee on Streets
presented an ordinance providing Tor the con-
struction of sewer on the east side of T.uuisi-
ana avenue, which was read the first time nd
upon motion the rules were suspended and or
dnauce passed unanimously.
MIR. Roach from the & ,mmittee on Streets
presented an ordinance for the construction of
sewer on Front street, which was read the
first time, rules suspended aud was passud by
unHr riinnuS vote
The Committee on Fire Department asked
further time in regard tn the construction of
cisicrns, which was granted.
On motion the Committee on Streets was
instructed to make the improvement and re-
pairs on Indiana avenue and Cherry street as
recommended in their report and to report q
som nS completed.
Claims amounting tn SIS 55, In small sums.
were presented. passed upon and the Clerk
orirred to draw orders on proper funds for
same.
On request or the Mayor he was excused,
and on molten A. Il Champnev was appoint.
ed I" fill the Chair for the remainder Of the
meeting.
Mr. Roach presented an ordinance to pro.
vide for the purchase nf in lJt NJ. 40S with
building thereon, for the use Of Engine House
aud Council Rnom+. The ordinance was car
rieh by unanimous vote
On motion the Council adjourned
A. Il. ClIAMPNEY. Pres't pro TEN.
D. X. IIoLLENnLcK, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-25
FROM BOWLING. GREEN.

Ed. JOURNAL Our village is growing very
rapidly. There are no houses to rent, because
those living here can not get out Of the place in
erder To have a chance to rent. Those that are
vacant. have been 50 for the last year. be-
lieve there are two new houses in process Of
erection, and they are being built by newly
married parties who have been brought up
with the place, and have alwavs been taught
that d. G. was the only place in existence, and
SO emphatically believe it that If they moved
from here, starvation would be their fate. The
older an 4 experienced heads feel an interest iu
the younger portion Of the place Andnre moving
out as fast as possible in order tn give them an
opportunity at the various facilities Of making
n fortune.
We are going ia have a railroad shortly-a
narrow gauge because we have got to have 1t.
As more nancy can be made from less capital
in narrow gauge road tlIau in the broad
gauge, the narrow one is tho one we want
Money is what we want Ms well MS to retain the
county seat. The Sentinel says we want rail-
road revival. Perhaps another gentleman has
gone over to the chair Of John Norris aud again
agitated the question, MS happened about sno
I t0hI hR's Mls A'olIls hu lHeh' IhllIuhu
at that time, but a road of that kind is very
slow Of lacomotinn it does not get delegates
10 the Convention in lime to reach the ends for
which he and his friends work. fle has prnb-
ably learned "nnt to despise the day Of
small things" and has another ideal road uf
less proportion 'Twere far better for him to rep.
resent the interests Of his constituents at large,
than limited number.
We SEQ a call in both Of the county papers
for Prohibition Convention We are glad To
see the temperance cause take stride forward
in this county but coming as it does. from a
self-constituted Committee, we are inclined to
think there Is something back Of it all, We
have not had the voice from the PrahibiliOnsis
from other parts Of the county. If thus effort
Is for the cause of temper ancp, we would be
glad to have it succeed but if ii is for the benz
eft of one or two parties. who are not at all in
teresed in the cause, why you and your read
ers know, then, what il merits.
| We were treated to an entertainment gieen
by Smiths Swiss BELL Ringers, on Monday
evening last, and were sufficiently well satisfied
! with the return we received for our flty cent
pieces, that we did not repeat the visit TN Tues
day evening. Harrison as jokisl is no, a sue
cessist.
| DoMINo.
July %, 1873.