Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-22

The viii Of Henry Hood. We are
indebted to Mr.. JAMES ROBERTSON for the
items in the will of HENRY
HOOP whose remains were deposited by
the side of his parents in our cemetary
some ten days ago: One-half of the farm
to JOHN HOOP; $4,000 to WIN. Hood So
600 to JENNIE HOOP; $1,000 for building
a church on the Prairie; 81 900 to AME-
MUs RoBERTsoN $500 to Mrs. WIN. HOOP;
$500 to FRANK POWELL; 500 each to Mr..
& Mrs. GLENNY.
Personal Hon. ASHER Cook returcd
home on Friday last, the Constitutional
Convention having completed it, labors
on rhu'sd.y y. He was prtc ,sdtd on
Wednesday ty the return home of Mrs.
Cook and Miss ADA IIGTcHCoCK. gho
had spent the winter IN lnths in Jackson
vill,, Florida. We learn from Mr. Cook,
that they have returned greatly improved
In health and favoraLly impressed with
We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. +. n.
BLUE was able 70 walk out in town on
Mon lay, af er a HIfl m..nt 10 the house
of tifty days from sickness.
Thanks. -THoMls w. HARVEY State
School Commissioner, has our lhlnhs
for II c twentieth annual and his coTpl,te
r. port of Comm Schools to he general
Assembly nf the S arr Of Ohio. for the
year ending August 81, 1873. 1t is com
prehens.ve and valuable f f,r r"t-r.n nee.
JOHN. II. KLIPPART, Corresponding
Secretary OF the Ohio State Board OF Ag
riculture, also has our thanks for a neat
pamphlet copy OF Premiums and Regula-
tions OF the 24th annual State Fair, TO be
held at Columbus on Sept. eth, sth, 9th,
10th, & 11th, 1874, with competition open
to all the States.
Gone To Columbus. Sheriff BAIRD
and d puy Sh .rff BRowNsBERGt R
,tartcd for Columbus on F iduy last with
the elect for the P,nitentiary. TIE
names OF those who have gone to do the
State some service are a. follows:
Frank Mitchell-IIuu,e Breaking, 3yeara.
Peter Smith - - -
John Bi4ler -Bu glary, 3 years.
Charles Flowers '' l
John Burns was discharged on account
OF this county nor having iuri. iicTinn In
his cas-. John Rp ch au Fl ny Hall
We're flned $50 rach and costs, aud r.
main in jail unrl paid.
In justice to Wood county we will say
that only one Of the above gang are resi-
dents of the county. The balance are
tramps and vAgabonds.
Nineteenth National Sangerflst. The
10Th Il union aud Concerts Of the North
American Sanger Bund, will be held at
Cleveland. Ohio June 22d, 23d, 24,h,
% h. 26 b and 27h, 1874. 1t is an
nouI ced that the ciliz'Is of Cleveland
have contributed Sc 600 to Insure the
success Of this entertainment. S ME OF
the best tai nt il rhe country is at
nounccd. and the chorusrs will number
500 voices. Besides the musical enter
taiument grsnl excursions on the Lake
aud pic mics on the grounds OF the North
ern Ohio Fair Association are 70 he given.
The hall, tD he located on Euclid Avenue.
will have stage capacity of 500. an Or
clestra OF 100 and seati accoma odation
for an audi nee OF 10000 persons. II Il
fare arrangements have been made with all
railroads for tho 81 wishing 10 attend.
Newspapers. w, are in receipt If
Vol. |, No. L of The Voice Of The People,
published At Burlington. Cof = cou ~.
Kansas, PErsR BELL. E q Eiiror. Mr..
b. is well-known in this county, having
been raised, studied aud prac i'-d law
here. The fl st nun ber Of his paper
makes neat appearance and ives evi
dence that the e ijoriai department will
be ably conducted.
FRANCIS Brooks has again assumed
control OF the Deh Gnce Express, Hr lIAM-
MoND failing to meet his Oolig lions.
j. IL. Foster, has also assumed full
c)ntrol OF the Van Vert Bu ietiH, his
partner TO whom he had sold a hall i'll
tercst falling to pay.
j. S. VAN VALKENBERG formerly ot
the Fremon Messenger ht, parahA>e |
the Sidney Democrat lli ,iuc Una clos
of his labor, la assisting 10 "a .hr Goa.
stitution for 0aio has take .uI cpntrOl
of that paper.
Gen. HAYES has sold his paper, the
Bryan Press, to Mr. ID. B. Angler, for
merly of the Henry county SiguaL who is
to take possession ON the 10Th of June.
All are clever gentlemen and have our
wishes for success.
Another Daily in TledO. The weekly
Democratic Herald has made its appearance
in Toledo, and it ia a fine specimen of the
art. A daily, we are assured, is to follow
about the first of June. 1t is understood
that Major E. S. DoDD and Gen. STEED-
MAN are to be the editors, who are backed
by capitalists Of Toledo. A war has
already been inaugurated between the two
Democratic ompanies, and the sympa-
thies seem to be with the Democrat. it being
claimed that Mr.. DoDD has violated a con-
tract made with the proprietors not to start
another paper.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Toledo is to have a new Democratic daily.
Gen Jim Siredmau Is Que of the Stockholders
Jim should be the bottls hulder Of the concern.
--Rochsstsr ESPre''.
weare appreheusiye that Major Dndd, who
is TO be the principal editor, will not take kindly
TO this suggestion. II he does, where is the
inspiration 10 come from TO produce those long
"lsadeTs" that are expected to adnrn the
columns Of the new Democratic sheeil-Mt-
poison SgBSt
il has always been struggle to sustain one
Democratic paper in Toledo. No snonsr was the
daily Democrat, lively, visacious liule sheet,