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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

The PerWUiG', Syrup, q Protect
ed Solution Of The PrOtoctde or
Iron. is so combined as to hdco
the character Of an Gttmeit, 0S
eQsiIU di0estcd and GSstilai10scs
Uith the blood as tie stiaptess
food. 1T increases the qudlstaD
of Natures Darn ptt0tSssnq
10eIlt, Iron in the blood, and
cItrcs ga thousand ills, - simply
On Toni10 ilp, TgUi00Tdt{nD da1
Titdli=iRg the SyStenR. The en-
TicIe1 and vitdti=ed blood per-
Dicdtes eUery part Of the Oody,
yep0irin1 damages ana acGste,
searching Out morbid secro-
tiOns, aad tearing nothing Jor
disease TO feed NpOR.
This as the secret Of the ar0n-
derful success OftRis remedy 10
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumorA
Loss OF Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana all diseases originating "a;
n bad state of the blood, or 0c-
compdnied 6y debility or % t0i0
state 01the system. Being Iro5
from 1IcOhOJ. iH any form, fts
energiziIIO effects are not JoE-
toured dy corresponding Tenc-
ton, bUt are permanent, INIT
sing strength, CigOr, and ne'0
life into al parts OfHlc system,
and building up G4 Iron Con-
stitgtiOn.
Thousands have been changed
on the use of NIis remedy, JFORs
Wedk, sickty, suffering Great
furcs, to strong, healthy, and
h0ppy men ant sCORcnt G;i~
inCdlidS cannot redsO10OtDHC5-
itdte to 0iyo 10 q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP GIo'vis iD the glaze.
Pamphlets Frcc.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. l Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD rr DRUooIsTs GENERALLY.
L,O1S SALE.
Z HAyEa haud.oisc GRrI NAREvlirb I 81
SIN. For lu f,aiafs call apoa 90 adde's f
W. W. y. GALLAHER.
Mpy Q. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
NOTICE.
Special Commissioners Sale
Or VALUABLE
Lots IN S0UTH BOlIyAR.
August %, 1874. Spirit copy.

PURSUANT "a Decree pronounced on the
4 Gu dsy Of April. 1874. by the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County West Virginia, in
the case Of Jane, Fo!ey's Almiuisirator, on
the petition, amended petition and supplement
"a, amended petition Of john c. Unsed. Ex-
rcnt,r If John e. usell deceased. plaintiff,
" Johnson GUrett's Administrators. &c, de-
PENDANTS, depending ia the said Cunt 10 chan
Gerry. the undersigned. Appointed Special Com
missioner by said decree fr the purpose, will,
On Saturday, Sept. 26th, 1874,
in front Of the Mountain View Hotel, in the
town IT ilarrer's Ferry, sell al public anclion
tn the highest bidder. the Real Estate of J 'hu-
son Garrett, deceased, IN the tnll and pro J.
ines mentioned or SO much thereof aS may lie
required To pay the indebtedness Of said john
sou Garstt's Estate in the decree mentioned
same consisting 0f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
The SURVEYOR

measures correctly the number of acres sown
or parts Of an acre down 10 sixteonths. In max
ing the turns at The ends Of the fold Oh. holster
puts the working parts out Of gear, aud no cnnse-
qucnce the sui yeyor does Not move IN ,he least,
aud therefore, be relied upon u measure cor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
29th day Of September, 1874.
= Meadow Farm"

now occupied by .lid Butcher and wife, on lon :
Marsh rum" in said county, adjoining The land, OF
The portion OF aid land O. BE- sold and which w.l
b. surv, we'd. either b.llrs or aLt.r The sale IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
The ADVANTAGES
of the
DRILL
Over Broadcast Sowing

sre 50 generally known by our fsrmers-as 30 the
Weld and saving 81 grsin-that it Is hardly necea-
sary to mention this point
Bva recent invention. an Attachm NJ can be
made at a cnst Of abpat h7e dollars which viii
enable tn driver, sitting upon the machine, %
hoist the ,hoyels without stopping coz getting oh,
thus duiug away with the extra hand usually
,e.d "a Drilling,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29

A GOOD WORK HORSE. Enquire st
a FREE PRESS OFFICE.
August %, ls7h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
Commissioners Sale
or
Valuable Lands in Jefferson.

PURSUANT 90 Decree n tAe Circuit Court "
Jefferson County, W. Va, in = causc therein,
o. which Robert iloienee's Adm'ris flainuf and
Walter ~liflrt's Adu'rarc Defendants. The under
'izucd, Special Commissioners. viii OFF, A. public
,si-, DO front oi the Court-douse ia Chaglestown,
% SAID County, On
Monday, September al, 1874,
The Valuable Farm on which The late Waiter
Shirley resided. situate on the Turnpike from
thatls,tnUu % Smithd-d, near Camctou's sta
tion 90 the W. : +. Is. T., containing
ar ST. AGREE.
Adjoining DE lands Of Andrew Alisidge and oh
efs known 81 th. " YIN Brown farm. and one
0i th- most desirable In n, County. on which g.,
large and comfortable Dwelling House, Barn.
neatly new, Corn House, Carriage House, aud
every necessary out.building. hne Orchard 90
excellent Fruit; hns suhci,atqunnttr OF Timber
aud Wciio never failing limestone water There
asa Smiths shop aud tenants iious, ou the prem
i,cs and no better stand IN the County Tor black
smith. Also another tract oi equally valuable
Laud, containing
90 81 ACRES.
Adjoining the lands OF Ephrain and JosisA Wa,.
SON. Wu lla,slstt, and other, known ~ the 90 All
.tlIt mgm. This is also we'll Improved. uas .
large Brick Dwelling House, nearly new. good
Bqru Corn House. and cverv other ntedul ont
FL
portion /, in timber, A never isihtS vel of good
water, and an Orchard OF choice Fruit. The Land
IS 10 good state OF cultivation, produtiag nae
cIurs.
TERMS OFSALE:- Onc-thirdoftl purchase
money 90 thc last named farm viii De ,Qured in
Cash. 90 me day ct sale, and The residue iu two
payments 90 one and two wears. bearing interest
ffau the dav of sale. The amount Of the 4 81 or
ID. W m. Brown farm will be- divided iutl three
deferred payments Of A. 626 90 each. parable in
once tu, and three yeais after the death Of Mrs
Elizabeth i. Brown. widow Of WIN. Brown. bear
INK interest from ihe day ol sale. The 90 crest on
thcs. three suns Wall b, rcQur,l On be paid
promptly az the eud oi every wear. The residue
of the rs. chase money on tins d" VIM. Brown
farm. wall Dee r-quir-d ia Co,i on dsy Of salc. To
secure deferred payments on these farms. the
Bonds OF The purchasers VIA De- required aud q
Deed 90 Trust on che premises
a.sa- sale O. commence At n o'clock, n.
:. A.BATE-
W. O. MACOUGHTRV.
Aag. p, lS7i-4t. Special Commissioners.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29

GALL aud see oar nice and hshionabia H-t.
1 May ~ 1875 TNUSStLL e. LUCAS
VEvEhavc opened fr the Inspection of our
W nicrds and customers the most llabl9
line of Cas.irrits ever offered in tho trade.
May %. 1874. TRCSSELL & LUCAS.
lust received a load Of thc hest Crockery also
- Flower f"r.
May %. Isi4 TRUssELL & LUCAS.
WINDOW Curiains OF me best Linen, Bud,
W Green and White. far safe by
Nav %. 1874. TRCSsELL K LUCAS.
OtL Cloth, Mating and Carpes, Also few
~ pairs OF Hassock,, nr sale by
May %, ls3t TRCSSELL & LUCAS.
DACON.-Gaus. Shoulders and Midiiin.s, iog
} sslc by TEUSSEbL a. LUCAS.
our Grocery department e. complete and fully
~ rcplcnish.d wiih er-fvthiug needed 10 q wc.l
rceulstld family. THUSSELL& LUCAS.
Z UST received per Steamer Grey Eagle. 1000
- Cans Of Tometoes, plaches, Lob.tefa, Oysters
aud Ssrdines far sale 5y
May %. 1874 TklSSELL 6LJCAS. .
WATTS Best Family Flour always on band
and lnr sale b.
May %, 1874. TbLSSfLL LUCAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29
Tor SnFc.

FIRST CLASS PIDISG MARE. aged Eve
z wears: with Biidlc. Saddle ard Blalsel-
For terms apply al FREE PRESS OFFICE.
July ls, ls7t-W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29

w II ~ = ~ - -
is one Of the lgb'cst draft as well As thc
BEST DRILL
in the market. md we invite farmers in want If
Drill to call and satisfy themselves on this point
CORnUGArED RUBBER ROLLERS
which form a forced feed. uncqualod by any in
use aud which has now stood the test Of years.
The corrugation of these rollers has been an I'M
proyemcni over IA, first built. aud by means oi a
slide and regulators the Cow Of seed is constant
and regular.
There can be no choking Tor the reason that i
is sositve force feed. and all the " ishds caps
siraws, or any foreign substance that should
chance 90 be IN the wheat, is fed through without
stoppage.
In ,hi. way the .kip,," which are So frequent
in fields ofdrilled whcat are entirely avoided. aud
there will be found regularity in the grain over
the field aud that. too. without III, necessity o.
b Jag constantly watched q sec 1t the feeding is
all right.
TIE GUAN0 ATTACHMENT.
patented by J. B. Crowell. which 6, cone, dcd by
practical farmers 70 be the best yea introduced 20
their notice.
The great difficulty encounter d in sowing some
kinds of guano Is that the agitation ui the mass ~
the hoppers renders it sticky, aud il viii not, in
consequence, feed downward.
By th. use Of Crowells Guano Attachment this
is overcome, and As experience has proven
ALL KINDS Of FERTILIZERS
in use can be sown. without even mixing with any
substance to render it lees sticky
It. simplicity is one Of it, great points.
TuE GnAss SEED SOWER
Is attached to the rear of the hopper and has a
zinc bottom. which Is perforated for tn gra-e
seed % pass through \ light wooden slide, with
indeutaiions cut transversrlv. agiiates the seed
which should be clean 10 SOW with regularity.
The grass srcdcr can also be- attach d. forward
9th, hopper. or IT 8, IL special, ordered can b..
left oil entirely in which latt'r case there is a de-
duction OF five dollars from the let price.
IN Grnrrron
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-08-29

Administrator with the Will annexed,
20 Mldlrway, Jefferson County. W. Va
Auu S.h 1874
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
DECORATION DAY.

As I came to the Cemetery saw that
Surpeople had not forgotten the soldiers
graves. They stood in groops here and
there with tree-will offerings that keep
sliRe the memory Of those men whose lives
have given and will ever continue to give
Immortality to liberty One little girl, the
daughter Of o Captain who served hisfull
term in Libby, walked two miles as if
she herscl3 we've the goddess of liberty
loaded with wreaths and boquets coming
from some fairy land, to pay due homage
to the brave. We love to come here amid
the earliest bloom Of the season, when
spring gSeets the first incoming of sum-
mer. 1t does our hearts good as we
stand on hallewed ground and recall the
history of our country. To go away all
slong over the past; to revisit Bunker
Hill and Yorktown Bull Run and the
Virginia battle grounds near Petersburg !;
to mark the foot steps of the Army OF
the RepubHc-to listen again to the ecy
Of freedom and to breathe afresh the free
air of generous souls who poured out
blood and treasure for rs, without meas
are. In this wnceasing progressive
tramp, trsmP-this forward march OF
liberty, we catch the inspiration of pure
spirits which went up to heaven by a
Baptism Of blood. We feel proud of our
country" Sweet land of liberty'-"The
home of the free" Here are no slaves
we wear no chains, we call no man mas
ter. But the precious boon is priceless.
1t could not be purchased with gold. No
sOrdid spirit coNld come to her banquet.
Our heroes from Washington to Grant
all passed throHgh the refining fire.
They stood where eowaFdice and slavish
fear never came. The rank and file who
stood by them were kindred spirits. We
love these men. We shall never forget
them. Unfailing spring-time will ever
Bedeck their graves with fresh dews and
sweet flowers. The mothers wi gave
them birth ard fought them to be patriots
will hold them in everlasting TeRen-
brance. N.
PRAIRIE DEPOT, June z, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

We elsewhere give space for an adver-
tisement for Ottawa, as "A good opening
for business men," 1t is but simple
justice to community who will order a
citizen aud temperance man to leave the
town, because he was striving, as a sworn
Juror, to have the laws enforced.-Puys.
B,Eg Journal
Will the Journal give us its authority
Bor stating that the community or any
ether person here, has ordered any tenn
perance man to leave this town. for the
oiuse stated or for any other cause
Give US your authority. Somebody has
lied to YOU and we want to find out who
IL is.-Oitdwd Sentinel
We have authority by letter yesterday
from Ar. A. BRETT, to say that he was
the man. We would have said so with
cut this authority, from the fact that he
gave US the information about week
prior to sending US the said advertise
ment. From later developments in your
town, Bro. KINDER, we believe the sa-
bon interest is guilty of even meaner
things than ordering temperance nen to
d ave the town.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
Nsirhhnrhnnh Amnsements

Judge Pillars appears to be an anon.
ally. In Seneca county he makes tenn.
pSrance speeches for tire temperance la
dies and in Hancock hOb-mobs with the
lager beer element and adjourns court
tO attend plc-nici. Olly 81 kegs of beer
were consumed at that picnic. Fremont
Journal
The Blade says; 1t has been an
nOunced that the Sunday Journal is under
the editorial management of highly re.
spectacle lady of this city, hence we feel
justified in quoting the following from
yesterdays edition:
j. Il. Tyler Of PerVysburg, also come
out deeliuinR to be u candidate for Congress
why this sudden change Of mind, we wonder I
- Rduseon RpWLiicon.
You had better inquire Of the "Dutebes."
At present the political outlook is unusua llv
dark aud unsettled. The skies re stormy with
variable wiUds.- DemOcrare HeraiR
There Gao be no doubt about il. The HeroIl
Ia correct. SIeedman, and jones and Potter,
aud IhRd, and Sloan, and Tyler aud Haag,
aud AN tlle other Democratic Cong ressiOaal as
piraHts in this district, are stirring sp the old
pot until the atmospheric Is murky with the
stencil arising theFefrom. Yes, the winds are
variable, but then, there is wind, in fact there
Il little but wind, as The boliag 0f the political
pot must demonstrate, upon which the DeAOc-
Iacy eau build theiS hopes BisSs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Aterrible hail storm passed over Nor.
walk and one OF two adjoining townships
ON Tuesday night, doinga considerable
amount Of damage. The most Of the
hale stones were ms large as hcHs' eggs,
and In their talrpassed through shingle
roofs and knocking both glass and sssh
out Of the windows and in some in
stances siding on the north side Of the
building wac brussels and split During
the storm young man " years Of age
In Oxford Erie county, was struck by
lightning while engaged In embarrassing
"a horse, and both horse and man were
Killed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

The Sc. Louis Democrat makes this OBJ
servation:
A little more Of the present rule ofignorance
Brutality, and outlawry now witnessed in many
o. the counties Of this State, and Missouri will
be set back twenty years in her material pros
peFitR- Where the largest proportional Demo-
Grativ mujorities are, there you will be suve to
find the largest number Of crimes and outra-
ges.
When we commenced reading this, we
thought our st. Louis contemporary was
going to give little sketch of our muni-
eIpal condition. Well, if misery loves
company, it will be some consolation to
Know that otT city is not much worse
off than some parts of Missouri. - CtnciiS
Hah Tines.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

q
AN oRDfxA SCE-To provide for the CON
StructIou Of a sidewalk on the soutR side oi
Sifth street, between Walnut anH Pindlay
Plsnk Road.
SIC Y; He IL ordained by the Common Goun-
Gil A the Incorporated Village ~ Pengs-
bnrg\ (two-thirds Of all ths msmbere con
currinA) - That a plank sidewalk fnnr feet
in witkh be constr ructed ION the south sids
Of FiftRNstreet, bebw cen Wa Inut and CHERRY
IN front n the fobowipg hts to-wit: In
lot No. Nwo bundred Ahd eighty. two
hundredl dRdi seventy -tbnes, two hundred
and fifty-si4, two hbn5fed and forty nine
two hundred and thirty two, two hi ndred
and twenty mo, tNo bundted' and eight and
two hundred end one. one huadred aud
eiRbty four, one huudred and seventy seven,
one hundred aud Si1ty.
SEC. 2. That SAID Sidewalk shalrbe oonstrutad
of Pine or Wbite dr Burr Oak pink, two
inches in thickness, tpid orosswiss. on sound
White or Burr OAK stfingers four (kl by si1
(e) inohssin width and thickness.
Size. 3. That said side wax shall be completed
by the 1eth day Of Augusi, 1874. to the accept
ance Of the Committse on Sidewalks.
SIC. Z. Thstin ease the oN ner or owners OF
any lot NJ lots along which said sidewalk is
ordered 10 be constructed shall fail or neg
lect " buad the same by the aine heretofore
specified, 1t is hereby made he duty Of the
Street Commissioners TO cause the sa me to be
Immediately constructed tLersaf fter in ac-
cordancs with. the statute and ordinance in
yuoh case made and pSoViied.
SIC. s. That this ordiRance shah hks rts at
and be in force from and after itspubIioa-
tion according To law.
< J. Fl. RHETNFRANK, Mayor.
Attest: THos. J. WEBB. Clerk.
Passed June Q, 1874.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Budge LAWRENCE has introduced a
Dill, similar to that which he presented
to the forty first Congress, for economi
zing in the expense of paying pensions
A Washington disp itch says OF this bill ;
1t prop)'es to abolish pension agents,
anl authorz,s IS tn 5 cretary of the In
terior to pay al pensions 10y drafts on
any depository, bank or Assistant treas
urer, payable directly to, tho pensioncr.
'Bhe drafts are to be sent TO some RUst-
master, Assessor, or o6her Government
officer in each county, who will person.
ally know the petitioners. Phe meas
ure would save over S500'00@ to the
Treasury, and protect the Government
against frauds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Some of the Democratic" Journals
are very anxious to convince their read
ers that the temperance women are en-.
deavoring to change the crusade " into
political movement. Nothing, so far rs
we know, could be farther from the
truth. The very object OF this clamor,
as the editors OF the papers {, tenred TO,
well know Is to make n little political
caRtah There Il not q "DemG cratic pa
TO manufacture political capital out OF
the temperance movement NcrraIl
RnAncIl.r
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

That petition has been filed in the auditor 3
Office asking the Board Of CUmnijssiourrs TO
cause to be improved the eounty Rpad. conn
menoinR ~ the southeast corner Of tamashp
seven (l1 north, range twelve (l2, rask, and
running thence west on, township. line bet v cen
the Townships of Troy aud Lake a DISTANCE OF
two miles to the Stouer road, and there termin-
ate.
Petitioners ask to have said road chopped
and cleared out the full width Of sixty 60l feet,
10 be ditched and graded and proper outlets
tIr the drainage of said road to- be structed.
The viewers and Surveyor and engineer ap-
pointed by bIe Com mi ssiones OF Wood county
to view and survey said road. will meet at the
eastern terminus Of said road, at 10 o'clock in
tha forenoon, on Saturday the Llth day OF
Jnly, A. ID. LS5
BY order Of the Couyty mjssioneus.
J. d. NEWTON, County Auditor.
Audibons o flee, Wood Co., OF
hwifng Green, June 5, Is7+S sctll As
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
SHEMIFF,s SALE

Vs. Court of
WINK N.Courtright, ,etal Cpmmon Pleas
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued in
the above entitled cause, by the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Wood codnty, Ohio,
and to me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vendue, at the front door of the
Courthouse, 10 Bowling Green, on
Taesday, uIy I4th, 1874,
ne pe'wesn u and ~ o'clock A. NJ, Of said day
the following described real estate, ,to-wit;
In-lot Of the village Of Tonto0any. Wood
county, Ohio, number one hundred and thirtv
two 1922 Terms cash. Appraised at 1866.
g. O. BAIRD, Sheriff,
Swan & Moon, Prffs Atty.
June 3, 1874. ses6 IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

The original Abolitionists meet in Chi
cRgo this week, to talk over old times
and ENJOY themselves in comparing notes
of the days gone by. Wee President
WILSON will preside.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
IMPROVEMENT Of COUNTY ROAD
i EAetiug Of ViaWAra

NOIiae Is hereby EiEen to, Bti Broaeh, Crorge
Trough, Jonathan Brough, August Boyson, &.
W. Merry. j. hn Peters, AdoIph Peters, George
ls Mpyer, Frederick Hit, Charles ZesinR,
Jacob w. Phillips, Rudolph Hahn, JuIins
lnha, Thomas GnGhaa. Orrin W. Foster, z.
w. Merry, Peter Miller, AdministTa,nr N
Charles Powers, deceased, and the 10 non resi-
dent ow ners of the following described. lands,
tO-N IL ::
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

Harry, after looking on while his new little
sister cried at Icing washed and dressed
tnrned away, saying "if SHE screamed like
mat is Havana GoRt wonder they sent her
81"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

The authorities in Plaiu6eld, having revoked
all licenses, the liquor seliars have hired few
musicians, aud charge ten eeais adrnissiou 10
their places.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12
VILLAGE: ORDrNA AMcE.


kN\ODINANCB.-TO provida for the construc-
ti6A 1T a sidewalk on tina east sids of waI-
nutNirest between Indiana Avenue aud Fifth
slreA.
SEc. I. Be II oVdainsd by the Council Of the I'm
cnrpersed Village NJ Perrysbnrg, (twJ-shirds
OF allthe members concurrnR l-Thata q side
walk besand the same is hereby ordered to
be constructed along the west line Of In lots
two bundled and ninety five (2e9) and two
hundred aud nj nety-six t296), from the in
terseetion % Indiana avenue and Walnut
street tn the intersection Of said Walnut
street and 18th street, on the east side
thereof.
SEC, q That said sidewalk be four feet
in width and 3be oonstnucted OF Pine or
White or Burr oak plank two inches thick
laid crosswise onVgound White or Burr op 4
stringers four (4) hy SIX te) inches in width
aud thickness.
$50. 2. That said Sidewalk shall be cnm-
pleted by the l0th da IF August, 1874, to the
acceptance of the Committee on sidewalks
SEc. 4. Dhat IN case the owner or owners of
any tot " lots along which said sidewalk
H. ondspsd 10 be constructed shall fail or
psaleeFte buiid the same by the time here
tofore menihned, II is hereby made the du1
Of the Sweet Commits ssioneR 10 cause tho
same to be constructed immediately th.re-
after 10 accordance with the statute and
ordinance in sueh case made nd prof ided .
SEC. 8. That this ordinance shall hke effect
and be in fnrce from and after its publicar
tion according TO law.
J..H: RTtEINFRANE, shyor.
Attest, :: THos. J. WEBB. Clerk.
RAssed June ., 1874
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-12

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