Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-11-27

Look at the fine Bob b-Sleighs at PICK
HAMILTON g. Co.'S.
You can save money by buying your
Stoves Of NORTON.
"A letter addres sed to Charley e. Oar
ling, Road House Station, ILL.,, Is held for
postage at the postoffice.
IL number OF our exchanges acknowl-
edge that Wood county furnishes the
boss ditch apportionment.
If you wish to find Tom Collins, go
to FRED. YEAGER's and purchase one Of
those handsome kerosene lanterns.
We are informed that our fire De-
partment was reorgan'zsd on Wednesday
evening, but have not time to give par
ticulars this week.
1t is rumored that therei some un-
pleasantness in the Grange lately
formed in this plac1. Amateur GrangeIs
should not quarrel.
Candidates for the poor house are be-
)ming numerous in Wood county. An
other paper is to be started soon at West
Mill Grove, making the sixth In the
county.
The pressure of the wind left but lit
tle water in the river on Monday and
Tuesday, but 1t has returned and the boys
were enjoying their first skating of the
season yesterday.
A meeting of the Wood County Ag-
rlculturAl Society will b hell at Tontog-
any, December 9th, 1874 at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, for the lls ,tion of officers for the
ensuing year. All members are invited.
"A philosopher says that "a true man
never frets about his place in the world
b1t just slides into it by the aravitstion
of his nature, aud swings there as easily
as a STAR"
"A man was recently boasting that he
had .en marie for twenty years, and
had never given his wife cross word.
Those who know him say he didn't dare
to,
MIR. j. D.:.SrALTER-"Echo"- the
Toledo Democrat C II. has purchased Mr..
STANBERRY's interest In the Otara Coun-
ty Ners. RAgretting to part with Mr.. S.
yet we welcome Mr.. echo"
"A painful accident happened to Mr..
J. J. CoRRIK a week ago Saturday. He
was driving cut the McC1tchenville road
and his horses b came unmsnageable and
hewIs thrown to the ground with such
force as to break his Left arm near the
shoulder.
The evenings are getting long and
the newspaper becomes more generally
useful. Speak to your neighbor about
subscribing for the Journal. 1t will be
doing him service, and In many in
stances save the regular subscriber from
loaning his paper.
we were in error last week in giving
the contents of the scow Senator, consigned
to Messrs. PECK, HAMILTON & Co. Her
cargo:consisted of 20, 900 feet of pine lum-
Der, and $1,000 lath. A subsequent ar
rival brought the same firm 500 Cedar
posts and 40O,t 90 shingles.
The Granl Army Of the Republic,
of Toledo, have in rehears Il the "Drum-
miner Boy of Shiloh" which they K pc CT
to produce in the forsplrt of next month.
II the piece be as wall rem lcrel as it
was So ne four years ago by the same or.
ganiz ,tion, it will be well worthy OF g
visit from our citiz ms.
we are happy to learn from one O.
SEA Al, -.
Its entire indebtedness is but So, 900. with
two subscriptions amounting TO $1,000
and numerous small ones, which, /
promptly paid, will meet every cent f0
which the road was u. ortgaged. The Su
perintendent says they have waited 70
these pledges as long as they feel dis
posed to, and now propose to let MIR. Law
present the claims.- Maumee AClrertiser.
We take pleasure In directing the at
tentlon of our readers to the advertise
ment of the CINCINNATI GAZETTE, which
appears In another column. 1t Offers un
usually strong inducements TO subscrib
ers. The GAZETTE is too well known +
need any introduction for 1875 1t is Re
publican in principle, but exp ,ses wrons
in all parties, without fear or favor.
-"Good news from homs (which
local news, of c)urse. We are happy t
inform tho American public within a ra
dius Of fifty miles or m)re, that N. II
CALLARD, Eiq, has got "an ak t
grind "-she 6rst for seventeen or eigf
teen years. 1t has Democratic pole,
Granger eye, and the bIale is to ba ten
pered to suit any kinl of wood in whic
it may be worked. It has patent II
side,' and no doubt from its peculiar cor
struction patent will ba taken out upo
, the 'tother' size.