Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-02

"A never failing well is gem much
sought after just now.
The Wood County Fair for 1874 has
proved grand su cess Universal Opinion.
we present our readers with an
other extra this week which Is well
worth their reading.
we regret to learn, that Rev. An
DREW HAYES, Of Perry township, 10 ly-
ing dangerously i'll with bilious sick stom-
sch.
The Weston Avalanche spoiled the ef-
feet of its enterprise in getting up Fair
Bulletin, by printing it SO badly that
1t could sclrcely be read.
A musical genius of Maumee, (South
Toledo who has the temerity, occasion
ally, to represent himself as the King of
Persia, boards at the Slaughter house in
that city.
The first quarterly meeting of the
NJ. E. Church will be held next Saturday
and Sunday. The first service next Sat-
urday evening by Rev. l.. A. BELT.
Usual quarterly services on Sabbath.
we are requested to announce that
Mr.. GRANGER, the Prohibition candidate
for Congress, will address a mass meet
ing at Milton Center on the evening of
October 18th. Other speakers are also
expected.
We cannot credit the report started
at the Fair yesterday, that TOW BURs ON.
the old Granger and Prohibition clndi-
date for Sheriff ha lat 3ly been arreste
fIr breaking into Prespyterian church
aud stealing n communion set.
FRANK HURD has secured the assist
ance of the Fayette Journal, neutral pa
per in Fulton county. Is FRANK the pro-
prietor OF the Wood County Democrat
which is announced to make its appear
ance tomorrow?
Through the kindness of the editors
of the Toledo Sunday Journal, we present
our readers this week with a correct photo
graph of Mr. HURD in troubled dreams
The Political Nightmare is a terrible
malady.
The Wood County Democratic Con-
vention didn't want their proceedings
published in r publican paper. They
resolved that "these proceedings be pub
lished in the Democrat and Herald and the
Bowling Green Sentinel. "
Now Il an exceptional time to deepen
old and dig new wells. Water is seldom
found 30 far beneath the surface that the
happy possessor of flJwing vein will
look cross-eyed at on every timo you go
near his hole in the ground.
The residence Of Mr.. RALPB WAC
aoSER, Toledo, was entered by theft
OF thieves on Saturday last, and about
$500 dollars worth of clothing stolen. A
thief that would rob printer would lick
the butter from a sick niggers filter.
-rhe-passing OF wagons two and fro
through the streets for some time past,
reminds one of the days of 'Auld Lang
Sine" F. Il. MILLER & Co. keep one
man busy near all the time now in weigh
Irg and tending to the grain that is com.
ingi
We regret that our musical friends oi
Bowling Green have allowed the "green.
eyed monster" to get possession Of their
better natures. The cantata Of Esther
would have been an auxiliary to the Cen.
trail Fair that would have attracted many
to witness both.
IF the making of drunkards is just
proper, and honorable business, why arr
the front windows of "drink shops
painted so that the passer. by cannot geo
what ia being done or who are within
Vide Sample Room.-NOt so with auy 9th
er kind of business. o. B. SERVER.
DIR. c. r. HUME has placed on ou
,, table box of peaches and grapes. from
, the orchard and VINEYARD Of Mr.. JANE
Duv1PAcE, which are Of the most delicat
,, flavor of any we have tested this year
and our experience in this line has beel
extensive.
Mr.. HENRY WHITE will have An q !
; ministrator's sale of personal propert
3 a. the late resi- Hence of HENRY LICKING
two miles east Of Perrysburg, on Thurs
2 da". October 18Th. inst. A c)nsiderabl
! amount of stock, grain, farm implemen nj
and household gpois will be on red 70
sale on six and nine months credit.
1T is reported that the bridge of tn
8 Baltimore, Pittsburg & Chicago R'y
which spans the Maumee at D flInc'
Z will be finished in about two weeks, oftr
1 which trains viii he run to Avilli Ind
3 A. miles west of Defiance. making a tc
tai distance of l35 miles from Chiclg
Junction-about one half the entire dii
d lance to Chicago.