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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06
Breyities and Levilies.

~ Thin party Ito street urchin)
Boy, what do you suppose that dog is
following me for2 The youngster casts
a knowing look at him and readily re.
plies "Guess he takes you for a bone u
| Mst- a Tennessee mother-in-law rode
distance of 200 miles on horseback 10
visit her daughter in Indiana.last week
when the thermometer was below zero.
But "the boy" a ten FOUNDER, put in an
appearance just two hours before his
grand arrived.
@ Spriggins has not given his wife a
cent for the last month, for fear of being
summoned before a Congressional COM
mittee on charge of trying to fnflu-
,ence her action by the improper use of
money. ..s.
~ Said an eminent person, whose
gilt. of money making ssemed to his
neighbors to quite outstrip his gifts Of
money. "True, don't give much, but
II you only knew how it hurts when l
give any you would n0t wonder
"@- How do he Episoopalians use
their prayer book ?" is the question a.
theologian spreads over column III
Hudson paper. and the Hillsdale Busi-
ness irreyerently responds: "When'
strapping their razors, they use itclosed.."
.ln.S A vivacious reporter attirms. that
the most doleful sight his eyes have, be-
held was an antiquated virgin painfully
drawing an empty baby carriage over
the recent slippery sidewalks.
JET The Dahbury News don't. like the
patent-otfice reports. The characters are
oVerdtawn, and there isn't enough poi
soning and shooting in the plot to keep
the reader Interested.
Es- A Georgia man stationed his son,
armed with a shotgun, to watch favor
lie corn-pen, Stealing around short
time after TO see ii the lad was at his post
he chanced to make little rustting in
the leaves there was a.tiash and report
and that perforated parent is now fully
convinced of his sons reliability. sf
ay 4 little seven year old charmer,
sent her beau love letter a few days
since, remarkable quite IS much for its
Icing right to the poiut, 'tThey THAT. seek
me early shall lind me-"
aS- Northampton, Mass. boasts of a |
young lady who has framed and raised IL
barn; but we know maid who has rais-
cd 2. whole house-and all because she |
could not find her back hair.
~ A man in. Detroit was recently
found in the street quite overcome by
whiskey, and had to be carried home OF.
; sleigh. A boy, who supposed the maj:
vas dead, ran on and informed his wife |
Who met the crowd at the gate, and il
broken accents enquired of one of thu.
men. "Do you think I ought to present
is life insurance policy to the agent this
She seemed quite disap-
,ointed when she learned the truth
as- A well-known clergyman was r.
eutlN as!,ed y au;.'icr - .l.r- ~,
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Let no man be too proud to work.
Let no one be ashamed Of a hard OF
sunburnt countenaape. Let none be
ashamed sf poverty. Be ashamed ,oi,
notning that Is honest, but glory in.
the fact that you earn your own bread
by the sweat Of your brow-that you
are obeying the divine injunction.
Labor is honorable, and be notasham-
ed of it.
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Marrying Ills Mether.in Law.
From the Memphis Ledger

Some months since in one of our
courts there was filed petition for
divorce, which exhibits a strange
freak of human nature. The peti-
tioner was married in 1852, and'rhis
wife died in February 1871, leaving
surviving eight children as the fruits
of SAID marriage. His mother-in-law
took great interest in her grandchil-
dren, and the complainant in the d.
vorce bill at the time. feeling t!!':st
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06

nsr In Missouri when aman kirls an
other on Sunday they prosecute him un-
der the iaww against 'desecrating the Sab
bath by shooting at mark and have
him fined IS and costs. It's the only
sort of case that can be made out against
raarderers as a general rule; - '''f. q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06

aa- On Wednesday, last, the remains
Of the Hon. James A. Nisbit, of Macon,
were followed to the grave by a large
coneourse of mourning friends. Not the
community of, Macon alone, but the State
Of Georgia lost in the DEATH ofthis talent
e,d useful and virtuons citizen, man Of
bright mind, energetic character, and
unihgging public spirit. ,o;,y.
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A LECTURE
To oung Men.

Just. Published, in Sealed Envelope-
Price Sir Cents.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treat
II ment and Radical cure of Sperma-
orrhna, or Seminal Weakness; Invol.
'rnary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impediments to- Marriage generally;
Nervousness, Consunption,t. Epilepsy
md Fits; Mental and Physical Incapaci-
Ly, resulting from Self-Abuse, etc.-By
ROBERT. ], CULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
Aithor of the" Green Book,". Gc::
Tho world-renowned author, in this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
mis- own experience that the awful consc-
uuences of Self Abuse may be effeetual-
" removed withoutmedicines, andwith-
nut dangerous surgical operations, bou-
,ies. instruments, rings or cordials, point
ing out mode of cure at once certain
md effectual By which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be may
cure himself cheaply, privately and rad.
lcally. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A Boon TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS. a4. d
Sent under seal, to any address, in o
plain sealed envelope, on the receipt Of
ak cents, or two postage stamps; Alse
DIR. Culverwell's Marriage Guide,"
price 50 cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. C. KLINE & CO.,
1871 Bowery, New. York, yrzezorl ~
Poet 0ff3cn R0y a kSB
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WATSON c& CLARK's
SUPERPHORHATE! :!

w E as General Agents offer 2or sale
in New Sacks, fresh ffpm the ManniaeT'
tory tho a5oselF Fertilizer az
sixty Dollars psr Ton,
adding the Expenses Of, freight from Sa-
vannah. Payable lst Nov. next.
We honestly believe FROM reports 70
us from thoseswhe, used it last year. ana
our own experience in the nse 1n Of 1t, IT. thaS pE
there is. NOTHING SUPERIOR IT, TO n 1
in this country as a good and reliable
Fertilizer for Crops Of Cotton ana Corn.
1t can 6s had also Of John Kennerly' at
Ridge Spring, S. c.
III ''ic6tton Factors,
AUGUSTA, GA.
FebS I'm
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Simpsons Prolific
TON g Is E - =!

n h.xa about fifty bushels of SNIP
cows PROLIFIC. COTTON SEED,
which: I viii sell at s., 90 per bnshel
I1so haya about ten bushels Of the
.ame @ Seed selected with my own hands
ton, tj,e hest Is.ks, which will dispose
of at 81, 90 per btisi.el: G...,,,
raised eight $50 lbs bales OF Cotton
from these Seed the !2st year, on SIX
acres. with Al, i'm perfect ssand.
acieA' W." @. +. CHEATHAM.
Feb. f2 u
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vvutse cnen ieIE to him; hence,
on the 10th day of Sept, 1871, a
marriage was duly solemnized oe-
tween the parties in Shelby county.
The parties lived together as man and
wife for two months, and it never oc-
Cured to either of them that thyre
was any improperly, legal or moral,
in such establish hment of relationship
as husband and wife, The step was
suggested to both parties by tender
Consideration for the welfare of the
eight children. In November, 1871,
it was intimated for the first time to
petitioner that under thelaws Of T N
nes,ee such a masrisge Mas illegal
and void, and greatly surprised at
such information petitioner'sought the
advice Oh an officer of the church to
which he belonged and from those
learned in the law, and was informed
that such a marriage was void, owing
10 Ine previous relat'0uSAlP vi tne
parties. In November the parties
ceased to live together, and agreed
to apply for divorce: hoace they.
applied for divorce a vinculo, or
the marriage be pronounced nulllty,
and that the said parties, complain
ant and defendant, be declared free
from the supposed obligation and its
consequences, In July, 1872, a GS-
cree pro confesso was grante:iI BY the
court, annulling tAe marriage, the
parties be;as within the prohibited
degrees Of kindred, and that the de-
.fendant be restored to her original
name
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06

the hand, received an introduction to-
his wife, and soon, we three were.
straying along the banksof The beaa-:
tiful Ammoonoosuc. roii,,3ssfiSli 4
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ST0N(ysFBR'fHl2kR&,...
m { sf Is ! 4 ID 4.

l. HESTONO EOMFANY. AAase. built
large Store Houses at the several Depots
on the c. @. a. RI 4 .sfdr theIreeeption
and preservation in good order OF their
FERTILIZERS and VIII keep P supply on
hand till planting time, 80 that planters
can haul at their convenience without
ordering before hand, and wdtnsits ar;
rival, and then perhaps having 70 haul
ON the only good days'fo ploughng du-
ring the season. ''is u.'i3 ,t9A. -
e. PRICES: "a e 5 e. Z.
stono Sd Soluble Gaaano, aa, Cash, -. s4s 90
t" Time, till -
1st Nov, without interest, s5s 90
stono Acid Phosphate, Cash. SIS %
Time, as
above, -. =, Sl %
Draysge and freight, in addition, to be
paid In Cash on delivery.
Haulsarly, sbefOret the roads get bad,
and whiilt the land is too vet TO plough.
- s. S. TOMPKINs, Agent.
Jan. !, 1873. tt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06
MOTHER MOBILES
! HEALING SYRUP,
A SURE; Remedy for

A Sure Remedy for Ia
DISEASES OF THE LIVER, .s-
I. DISEASES OF THE BOWELS.
FEVER AND EXPLANATIONS,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
FEMALE DISEASES,
RHEUMATISM, HEART DISEASE, =
WORMS, ScoFULA, DRoPsY, &c.
HOW Strange that the importance of
IL keeping the blood pure and undle-S z
Tiled is SO much neglected. Cleanse the@
blood, purify the fluids and juices Of the.
body, open out all the passages of, the
body, and let off the corrupt humors.
Natures awsaresimple and wise. When
,ur bodies ere out of order, our blood
impure, sallowness and pimples, per-
aaps, affect the skin. distaste for food,
headache, and constipation occur. DO
jpot wait for further troubles to appear,
but clean out the stomach and bowels Of
shiny, corrupt accumulations start the
iweat-glands and thewater-passages into
operation, and all your bad feelings will
disappear. Mother Mobiles Healing
machinery, and will cause 1t to move
Who has s. g-ii,aca1u -. .1nJ;.ra
u " 'lt Gtst -.Dd .gDf.ca..,s
i,''t'-.a - ~ wl-2s rna7 WON'T
'-cSe 80 ,.s - ,-GIGr or l4Jr.t.
.lait 49,. --aza, ii IN s.@
ieSi p. 't;'.- I-1.i.t.l .e;',> 49,
..eH::-5s ~ .fiiaI5s. Gl;i >33s...gs.
So, \ lt.tn".i H.drt fJx,essss :. tts -.
1a;;;.i properties To- %tich t!.c G;so0v-
got Mother MOBILES is iaD,ous.
This valuable Syrup has but recently
been introduced In this vicinity, but Mr..
r.. w, Cannon has already tested its
:nerits i'll his family and ceetities as fol-
lows:
JoHNsToN's DEPOT, Nov. IA, 1872.
hereby certify that my wife has suf-
cred severely for the last two years from
tndige estion, and she hat tried almost
very remedy Known, and I can cheer
ally recommend Mother Mobiles Heal
nr Syrup as superior to any she has
.ver tried. BY the use of two or three
ottles she has been entirely relieved.
r. w. CANNON.
For sale by
GEO. J. TONEY.
Johnston's Depot, Feb 10, I'm 9
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i WOULD respectfully announce 70
the n,antinr world of Edgefield, that
have accepted the Agency for the sale OF
the invaluable
ExceIlenza Soluble Phosphate
Prepared by Dugdale g. Goa Fertl.l-
zer which now acknowledges no supe-
IF IF the farmers and planters Of Edge
field will call on me and examine certain
strong and unquestiopable testlmoesais, 81
in INV possession, of the value OF hAs
EXCELLENZA, / feel assured tnS
viii Immediately adopt 1t as their s0'''
cona1nerciaS Pertiizer.
PRIDE ACas1 is6D %; Thine s6s,-with
fre;oht and drayage from Augusta
J. H. CHEATHAM.
- -. If <
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06
Tin Shop. TiD Shop.

T>HE Undersigned would announce to
Il the citizens OF Edgedeid and sur
rounding country that he's prepared ,
Augusta Prices, such as tI ~ ~
Roofing, Gutfering, &c |.
Old Roofs, Cutters, TIN WARE, &c,r
vii Viii max sToVE PIPE and STOVE 9
PANS at the shortest notice. lsi sgs -
All work warranted .-osi.l1 tslao.. so
+ Shop in rear of Post Office, where no .
may be found at all times during hnst-
ness n0ui'' ~ AE. KEARsEY. y
.ranss9 I. ~ lsidFis5.!ssos Il ~
io.S .t...iatS3 lIuen---ssald,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06

Poor Colfax II He has made des-
perate efforts to e1tlioate himself
from the web of. circumstantial evi-
dence in which Ames involved him.
He has woven lie upon lie, but all to
no purpose. At every plunge to get
out he has. only sunk deeper into the
pit his own mendacity has dug for
him. 1t will be remembered that.
Ames testified thai. in June 1868 he.
paid Colfax $1,000. in cash as the
dividend due him ON Credit Mobilier
stock. Oolfax denied having received
any such amount saying it was ina
possible that he could have received
such sum of money without having
distinct recollection about it.,. that
he was man of small means; and
that if he had received so large an
addition to his income as $1,000 from
any source it would be impossible for
him not to recollect it. 1t was then
established by the books of the First
National Bank Of Washington that
Colfax did deposit $1,000 in currency
in that Bank on the 22d of June
lS6S-two days after the alleged
payment to him by Ames. This was
crushing to the Vice-President. He
either had to show where he got the
$1,000 in currency from, or stand be-
fore The world convicted perjuror.
He made the attempt to account for
the money. We have known many
a hog thief to exercise more ingenui-
o,.-..' e -Lo.-, tbo,,
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-------'i---s%<SS S-e------
The Chicago Tribune thus concludes
an article upon q Mr.; coiazs Case as
it Stands; !
j NV. We come to the highly i'm
pr6baSle story that Mr.. Colfax re-
ceived a 81 900 greenbaok by mail as
donation from a ma n now deceased,
which the donor (Mr. Nesbit) wished
to be kept:a profound secret from his
own family. The intervention Of a
draft or check, or the employment of
the express to convey the money,
!. would have left mark. !; The singp-
lar and hazardous method OF remit
ting the money adopted must be
.ascribed to Mr.. Nesbits anxiety 10
keep the matter a profound secret
from his family-an anxiety which
sMr. Colfags, i seems, did not appre;
'oiate at its true value. since. h. ex-
hibited the. greenback to- his own
family at the breakfast table. But
the storysif true,. amounts to moth
ing. 1t simply leaves the matter
where it stood before 0olfax'a bank
account was brought .iig; Wipe out
both tho bank account and the 81 900
gyeenback,. and the case is made up
against Mr. Oolfax in the most DANA
ging manner possible, for 1t proves
him to be an untruthful man in his
dealings with his fellow men and
with the. public, and it disquali6es
him utterly from appearing as a
moral reformer before Young Mems
Christian ASSOCIATIONS, and in the
columns e # the religious press, how.
ever loudly they may applaad his
coming. - 'N'-'
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ExcellenZa,

THE QUEEN OF ARTIFICIAL MA
NURES.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06
HORSES AID MULES.

HORSES .AlD MULES.
LOO uonss and \. Mules l15i $, adl,vs ,im.'
,.odss At I'll palace saple..,. for sale on 'n'''
!. w viii tsass ,sst pleasure i1 saomins $40, ius
.my.sgockso lapsetS W sao p osy.1sit. ,ny I.
~ ...>r5 PalAcsssaales, I
~. e. - l50 Ellis Street
Jan. g. s7a Il
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06

~ = WASHINGTON, February 22 :
1t is asserted that three Democrats
and two Republicans Of the Judiciary
committee favor a report impeaching
Oolfax. This constitutes a majority
OF the committee. ,ird..n,lrr q MI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-06

and Scofeld were not at all compli-
mentary. " In view of the facts set
forth in Poland's report, it was. re.
marked that they should at least
have refrained: from voting. Bing-
ham hesitated at first. but he CON
cluded to follow the example set. by
Dawes. The Republicans felt that
they had placed themselves in an
awkward position, and so, after Mr..
Woods resolution was voted down,
Mr.. Tyner offered one which was
practically the same as that offered
by Mr.. Wood, except that Mr. Col
fax 1's name was omitted. This was
adopted UNANIMOUSLY and without a
call Of the roll. Judge Bingham is
chairman Of the judiciary committee,
to which the resolution was referred,
and there is some curiosity to know
whether he will participate in the.
deliberations Of the committee when
they come to consider the resolution.
The opinion is almost universal herr,
that the gentlemen named, in Po1and'si S
report should abstain frora participa-
ton in questions affecting other mem
bers at least until after Tuesday next,
ard after the House has disposed of
the report. i, ,...,.
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H. did meet his wife again, for
I saw them both at the White Noun.
tsins when Twas last there. II was
some time before | could recognize
in the portly gentleman who, who, accost-
ed me the poor haunted man I had
met in Messina, but when Irealized
the truth I grasped him warmly by
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
Commissioners Report
FOR leze.

Hon. james PLlars,-Judge Of Court Of Com
mon Pleas Fourth Subdivision Of Ne Third
Judicial District Of Ohio:
The Commissioners Of Wood County, ohio,
beg leave to submit this their Annual Report OF
their proceedings for the year ending August
3lst, 1878, 10 compliance with an act prescribing
the duties Of County Commissioners, passed
March Is, 1879. 20. L. Vol. CO. Pcgs Al
SESSIONS.
We have held the four regular sessionn re-
auirod by law, commencing on tho 0rst Mon
day of each Of the months OF September
December, March and June, aud eleven SPECIAL
or adjourned sessions. We have been IN ses-
sion at the Auditors ONCE thirty-iwo (32) days
during the year. We have also met as occ ason
required for the purpose Of examining bitches
roads and bridges. aud such other matters as
required the attention Of the whole Board. o.
L. Vol. 69-Pogs 1911
FINANCES.
The financial affairs oi the county we regard
as being in a most healthy and satisfactory con
ditinn. Not an order on q my Of the general funds
of the county that has been issued by the County
Auditor during the year hss been presented Il
the County Treasurer that has not been paid al
sight The only interest paid By the county
during the year was an order issued IN 1888
payable out of the "County Debt Fund.'
Interest was paid on the order until such time n,
money was provided for its redemption only
The amount II money in the County Treasury
belonging TO the several general funds Of th'
county, at the commencement Of the fiscal year
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
Have Captured
Cheapest 6 Best
STOCK of GOODS

Euer Brought to This Market.
And we continue to give more
and better goods for one dollar
than any other House in Wood
or Lucas counties. Save your
money and come and see us be-
fore buying elsewhere and we
wilt prove to you that we are do
ing our share to mako Hard Times
Easy.
Best Merrimack and Gochece
Prints, 10 cts. per yard.
Good Prints, 6 IA cts. per yd
Good Crash, 10 !" i"
Htavy Canton Flannel, l2H -"
Heavy yd wide Sheeting, 10 sc
Good Young Hyson Tea, SOC.
Coo. and 81 per pound.
IL pounds of Sugar for 81.
We take great pleasure in
showing goods whether you pur-
ehase or not.
Country produce taken in ex-
change for goods-including cord
wood.
Goods delivered to all within
the Corporation.
WILLIAMS BRos. & FINKBEINER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERrIsEmENTs'
Florsl Guida-James Vick.
Neucs-Joseph KeiGer,

NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs'
Florsl Guida-Jsmes Vick.
Netics-JosePh keifer,
DIR. r. v. HoBsox has butterfly In
his hat.
The Postofice " III be open on Christ
mas from IL to 4 and to p. M.
"A continued sketch Of Millbury and
other communications are crowded out
this week.
"A letter addressed to JOHN ID. BECK
Err, l03 John St., Evansville, Ind, is held
for postage at this POstoffice.
The river at this point has been full
to the top OF the banks for near Week
past. Another additional foot would
nave covered the dock and many OF the
lower bottoms.
DIR. E. ID. POWERS has removed his
Office TO front room in Mr.. TAYLoR's
new building, where he can be consulted
day or night, having fixed sleeping apart
ments adjoining his ttfi;e.
The excitement just now Is the Great
Panic Sale OF Dry GOOds and Holiday
presents at +. r.. MILLER & Cos. Ii
OH want TO get goods at old time pric's'
now Is your time to buy.
A lot Of miscellaneous reading mat
ter, such aA Bd,ars, Ledgsrs, g., ior sale
at THREE GEMS each. A rare oppor-
tunity to sSuure cheap reading ior the
winter Is now offered et the Postomce
news stand.
Among the Christmas festivities this
year there is 10 be ball at the American
House, Maumee, two ut Bowling Green,
one at the Amerlc. n House and the Fire
mems at Reeds Hail, (both ON the same
nighL) and one at ROsendale's Hall, Wes'
Mllgrove. Others are yet to hear rom
DIR. E. N. KNIGHT found a live but
terfly OH his farm Tuesday. He: cap
tured the insect in good condition
brought it to town, and turned 1t over t.
DIR. HoBsoN, who In due time will have
iG stuffed, pressed and placed IN tht
archives Of his labratory.
Owing to dark nights and the unusual
amount of mud, the Hook and Laudel
Co.'S. ball at the Exchange last evening
was not "a largely attended as the on
given last winter. The Stony Ridg'
Band furnished good, lively muse. W.
have not learned the amount realized 10y
| the Co.
Diaries for Holiday presents, at tn
Postoffise news stand. Ladies' ant
gents sizes. tr..N
Under the head Of new advertise
ments will be iound the terms, &c. o
VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE, IL Il publishes
quarterly and the iour numbers are q
least worth ten times The price asked TO
it, to any one engaged in agriculture
pursuits, or to the lovers of flowers.
we are informed th,t week ag
last Sunday, Messers. j. w. CANARY, d
w. FL. DAY, GUS. LEHMAN and -
HITCHCocK visited Mr.. HATFIELD 70
the purpose of instructing him in tn
course he ought to pursue on the county
seat question. Upon their return, Gem
DAY reported that " Hatfield don't cul
tivate worth d-n."
We learn that J. q. AVERY, Esl.
Sec'y of the Wood County Agricultus
Society, killed two pigs, raised upon hi
farm in Plain Township, which dresse
53l pounds. They were eight month
old when killed, and considered averag
among the litter Of seven which took tn
first premium at the Wood County Fail
Who can beat themf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19

s. 8. Concert. The Sabbath School
of the NJ. E. Church is preparing a con
cert for next Wednesday evening Christ
mas Eve.) which, like former enter tain
ments by this school, will no doubt be a
pleasant affair. The admission will be
free, but everybody should remember
that the panic is about over and that it
will be necessary to have their pocket
books with them to crafty a desire to
give something after they have been we'll
entertained.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-19

New Restaurant.-Our young friend,
JoHNY WALTER, has just opend Restau-
rant and Confectionery es ablishment in
the rooms adjacent to the Postofice,
where oysters and lunch will be served
at all hours day and evening. We wish
him success.