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New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

WHITE STAR LINE.
POR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CkkRiiS0 Tub
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NBW AMI FJLLPOWERKD SrkAhSHiPA
sanns New iOrt SATURDAYS FROM Lvsrpss THURS
DAYS. ealing at Cost HsrUo. escb
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Dec 8, at 2;O0
OCEANIC. SATuRDAf Dec IL. AZ S:uO sm
REPUBLIC. sATi RDAY Dec ~. at ZOO pn
BALTIC rATCRDAi. Dec 70 al 500 IN
rom the White fier 52. North River.
fsssrg all essse,l uarvaiet ssnsams
SAFETY SPkRD AND COMFORT
haons esthfoons u msdsse
ueu where least sa aswMiesses seoomoaa'
uese steanenL
kATssssoon $50 go. Return reier sla0. soh Seerass
a Low rsiea Those tr nca the Old OounIr
Obtain prepaid certificates al ios rateA
Passengers nooted OF Amsnsa Pars uamjug
horxay Sweden India Australia ChinA ks
Drafts from 4
other
eeceA ha ~ Bssadvav. hsvisrL Il j. CORrlb, Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
BLOOMINGTON AND


NUTICE.-Ihe undCrSl%n(u IIUSIgtS uHIgI
the LAND MORT GAGE q tie CENT RAJ Pacific RAlLhON
COMPANY made Tiu or The Boz doile and tated
the s q Oc)5er 3 H. 1870, HEREBY give notice That they
hold Five iuuei THoasaud Dollars gold with which, IN
OF said mps'ge tby pr"Fsc 10 e ecu 30
MANY bonds shall be offered az tie lowest AZ OF less tI2H
the par value theIeof
Sealed fI the surrender Of bonds vii e received az the oM' o
tie Trnces Fourth 4b Gad Townscntsts in Tie ~ Of
Francisco Ca ult the henth l5 De- Of December, A. D.
1874 MAIN HOPklNS.. Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

DRUI RUIIAMAIIUN.-NIA OF ILLINUIS-
EXECUTlvE DEPARrMENIBy virtue Of tnj IN accordance
provisions OF the legislature OF the State OF ln"
relation TO the pa,nent the Irnts and intefe:
Of the debt, approved Feb - 1899. JOHN L. bhN
RHDGR Governor Of iucis hoTbT notify all whom
NAV concern Ah dGy OF January 1910, at the AMER
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK j. tbc Cy OF Nt" lOrS the
Of the State Illinois viii the bonds oil the state d
particularly designated
and pursuance O ad DO further monty all whom
each s all Of s hOn Will
fed this notice % VT; from The 4h day
1873 Bonds Issued Of An act to relieve
the lien OF the City Chicago the lo and MLcH canal
and revenues by efnndng to said city the amount expended ~ Il N
Contemplated by An act p!Ovuc for toe
completion The Michigan Canal tie plan adopted By
the State 1856 approved Feb lG 1863 together with the interest
thereon, authorized hy section Eve Of aid Ac and TO plOyde for
issuing bonds therefor approved and for Oct 90 ISL PAYABLE
the p Of tie STATE ate three after TIE cate
the ' Revehge Deficit Bonds
bonds 81 900 registered numb red
tvelv TO go inclusive dated Jau J. 1872 payable Jan
1873 NegYOrk bearing per sBnun, pay
coupon semiDnUay the Grs MOEay Of Jay aH
January
IN testimony whereof hereto han1 and TO be
affixed the seal OF State Done the City Of Spupg
''''''''' fed this 18th day OF November A. D. lS1i -
By JOHN l.. BkNERlDGB.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

NETWORK, NEW-IAYEN AND HART-
~ FORD Il. R-NEW- YORK AND hEW-HANES DIVISION
.rsnsemau con5,ars Sc. "a lSai phsens.. station
LEAyK NRSSuR.
Cor New-liaycl I:lU tAcc1 . VI " 'V1
(Acc NJ 1000 tG, 1000 Acr) l;ol tEr.l 5un EI)
go AeD Ass anu jlj local EG $40 tL1l ana VilO'hIJ
FC South Norwalk. 7lO 500 9o5 200 n 100 tEI
..91 >, - :} b: . j:iO G:3J $40 $40 H. lor S'ail H.
80 S:O5 9:O5 GiG 1900 loo 2:2O and 3o thrl.
800 42s 10 5iJ H:iU 6:jj, i2l S;lV H.G I'D H., PIN
Go,tcn F1prcss springfield 6dj iud lur. aud $40
r. I VIA Like an. ~ 10 The SOD m 100 .: o.
s:l "O stopping At fam9rl NoTN-s ana e;UJ Al
IN Zoo 300 $40 aud $40 IN btd'rpor The
500 md connect w,l ,rsins 90 Shore lne D'ison i
Providence NAev SavbtopS he % AMI
DIVISION for NOrwh sGd New Haven
R.R NewHAyon a.d th@ 500 a. and
for Newport s:o5. m. and II trains connect with
River r. at Springfield and 30 NJ for Montre The
sos y with NsugtncR u H. ana the NOJ
O. n, With IIoGsa'ouic r. H. az Bridgeport The sos
and & IL and with Dsnn and NOfwak ~ South Nor6alt,
the S:O5 500 and 439 H. with Ne"CansAn X at
SUNDAY Mail 700 tiaSprnsGd 9;l0
Ia Providence
Dav Express and Sleeping Clrs Night Er
Tete,s can be Ticket oee fCoupauy Grand Cea
of n. !. Transfer Co.. ga BrQadSAy sni
n or oase, y. Y, and No Coust BroOAyn Nlo will also
ebecl L,r-9re from residence 20 desuGauOn
~ JOHN MOODY. Supt y. I. Division New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
PHILADELPHIA. via LONG BRANCH and

i he NEW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from Eew-YorE 10 Philadelphia only ~ p.
MONDAY Oct 10 1874 tie ssunch and com
n1oG JANE MOSELl aud DAl STAR, connecting at
Sandy Hons with all raIs, will
Leave SYork h1m Pier 3. y r. foot Of Recorst
-Eor Plil4deipha Long Branch War;
town. 1ucHertoa YireIsui ani Brigeton
400 D. m-For Long Toms River WaretOwn. Bmeg,.
an Tuck.rton
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Gtenmboa,a ano Railroads

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JEklSSEaa; p..1,:, ..l Saa;
AksfS%s as aSs T. TS sc. Ta@ coanrs. VI.
sas st%l n' pcS Del k,es md % ws.s .
:ss :! s.1 @Ts, s,a "S @ and the
w' also to o''; SUMNER S.sitI''sa '%sRasSSEIssi ",.,.
1T%nS1s Sn.s si iai Rsss Allentown
Msdss thsal is%,gs &.,os sfIsGTp rag T.SSsop. sc
" a SI 70, a,s:S cs%s wt
Towsnd. War.ry Connects. Junction with DEL LACE ''
500 da' ,eept suOa,y iSr E.'Go o;
AoS" h:%c Il EaCn @ m.ash wes
BARN Scranton Ie TO Dsnc "iu'"'p0 NC
isaS nT.I n2rrn.. s for tor sS%faH Answ
Ma Mso,4 ss%Ss SSH1s fnea. nsaa%s 'iy Ei. for
sS IVA Tram Tram Ss for Ps: On Saturdays oHy
oorSs scC m1% JaoStsu 'S rsS bSi Lack ."i West
%:sO p IN Way rr.ia for sOnerviIe and femnSt'A
81 S.Pi5p %r"w n-wa" -iT Trsn am for r,ns:ll An
town Maach Chunk, we.bae TOwanda Realms, Harrisburg
r's:sssaN .ss Chic %&.s e. =
'YS SYSE%@a9 R-Ss%11i'FSt T%in 1ci sansT'e nS'9n
For aiOHH HIaeth at 5i5 6, 6:l5 60 sAso $40
lo;G M mi nj Y G lS 10 ij jo GIS G:IS GJo ;' s5
s:l5, &l5, 1880. ll;lo l2Rm p,crrp soo, md E0,
H. p BALDWIN. General Pa.senrtt Asea. '',,''' 80
ERlE RAILWAY. - ,o7,
~ WINTER AR,sGENEyr Of Tan' taking efec. Noy do 1874
cinci1aaa sS EiPIes D'aWfsroon Coaches
iOi5 pn-EUrss Mall for Baaao ard Niagara Falls Sleeping
'I. p@@ibair Pa sc R1pes West Sleeping Goa
Bud Niagara Falls c2eunaa St. LOUIS Detroit and
Chicago without change
por rS" 7i3o, 1880 o. .oI5 and lO:i5 m. 43o 6:3o
3:45 $50 tG?3O ami - m TIE ., lO4j 4;JO y n
trains corucc w SewlorA ami Oaego Midland Railroad fo9loa
and Kingston H. 30 q $3.50 Goshen. Zip
D. m. Warwick $50. lO:45 sn 4;5O p n NswbnrIn'
$50 O. AMI l0i5 $3.50 and 400 D. M suhern -
64b 40 IS9O sg 10 lOiJ o. $40 .. o. t63o T.
Gui I'll 80 m Rdgtwooi Hobaku. Altndae nnd hansrss
I ami III 80 r. M Paterson. . $40 6:l3; 7O, s;5C ~
.0l5 T. 1O45 ll:jO! NJ ~ noon lio. ~ I'LS 0'lo'
4:3O A4j ), 5:j, G. G:lj, t:} = SID oV o. m m
and > o,Iocs P'uray rhts op NeTsIk. 49, o;1o' w
~ Saprlav nohts ouly Crcsk .: ~ j. ~ ant ." o. M
100 315 5:Ju $3.50 ani 10 p M sul J. Sa!uri ~
Ruherfuri Psrk and Passac t:i' l; S5U >
p. IT. AliJ. 3, BAD >; So, o.l| o. .OSJ % 70
10 80 and r. Erglewoo' sni Sparbh 5: SID ~
and A. m 100 Sl5 10 4:45. 81: 20 30 AMI 7:4j ~,
sni Saturday nights onlI Prmobt and hacf 5O 49, ant
9:'u 1880. 3;lj 4:Ij. D: 81 . ~. and f:i1 p m
20 Saturday nights spnna valley $50 ami $50 NJ and
KorETns leaving Chaubers 'ven or ha honrs leave
earlier tan above hnei rI rs ravhg nam
leaves 23ist a. ga p. m and 1880 connecting with trans
eavint Chambers b. at hour The oi'o N h'n h''
ron 1 ns.on .no for apar euts Room GnI Sleep
@ can he lane a. Tor the checku. an transfer Of
Ohcs. 2il OZ' AMI JJI
Rroad,,y Coir, Brooklyn and at tue CompanTs Depos
om tbe Wet arne N Ne"-lok al iV d H. - Az
and 1856 p.T1, ,supd,vs only.
| JN0. n ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
| TNOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON, landing
L al Couers Cornwall Eewburgh Marlborough Mton Highlands
(New Pal), EsopuTle steamboat IHUMAS CORNELL caVr'
Haroasi Pier 34 " Il, TUESDAY, IHISDAi anu "a
URDAl at4n m
/
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
foan Omres.
S75OlM -AMs.EERiadIGi!AAMSI IAN OFFICE,

on Disnonds Watches y.wey Silver Csmels sh.~ls ss
Lsoss Nalasbles kc, The ~i Bug
j. IA. BAaaIsGkR. 7aS Brssawas, syvsass As.st slAsa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Runaway. On Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. JoNN HANEY, a farmer resi- ling about
six miles south OF town, drove in with a
load of corn to +. II. MILLER's & Co.'S.
warehouse. After unloading his corn
Mr.. IL. stepped away from the team q
moment to get his check for the load, and
while absent the whistle on the Cora LGek
was sounded. At this the horses took
fright and started under full speed.
From the hardware store they made di-
rect for RUSSELL Il TAYLoR's drug store,
and 1t was thought by those looking on
that they could not escape a collision
with the front part of the building, but
upon striking the sidewalk they turned
and followed the stone sidewalk, With an
unearthly din, until one OF the tore
wheels OF the wagon struck on the out
side OF a large maple tree In front OF WIN,
CRABBs resi lence, which brou ght all TO a
dead halt. The ha ness OF the heavier
horse did not stand the pressure OF the
su ldel ness Of the stop and the freed AMI
NAL made few jumps into the street and
stopped, leaving the smaller to pull up the
tree, which. tillng to accomplish, II
ceased It's ,ffIrts and waited for some
thing to turn up. The results OF the few
minutes work was wagon pretty badly
smashed up, two shade trees considerably
bruised and baTked, and the morals OF two
horses corrupted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Excursion Tickets to Colorado. .-S2I
REDrcrios. From May 18th to Oct"ber 18th.
The St Louis, Kansas City L Northern Short
Ltne will sell excursion tickets from Sr. LoUIs
TO DESvga ASD RETURN. for SIS, good for
ninety days frum date. For circular of yILU-
ALE rSFORMArroS RELArUEro CoLoRADo, ad-
dressP. d. Groat, Gen'l Passenger gent, 81 .
Louis, Kansas City & Norhera Short Line to
st. Louis. The Sr. Lorrs, Kansas CrrY l.
NORTHERN SnoT LINE having extraordinarily y
fine Accommodations and connections for Colo-
rad", excursion parties prefer taking this line
Excutsion Tickets sold by connecting lnes'
Snd at Ticket Office st. Louis. Kansas City L
Surthern Short Line, No. Il3 SoEru ForRrH
SrREEr 81. LOrIs, Mo. Don't fail 20 send for
=
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Probate Ourt.-We learn that some
twelve or fifteen liquor cases were on the
docket of the Probate Court on Tuesd Y,
but owing to impertections in the infor-
nation filed all we're laid over until the
next term.
The Constitution r,quires that all in
dictmentS shall close with these words
Against the piece and dignity of the
State of Ohio" The infOrmations filed
at this term of the Probate Court did not
so close. and it was held by the Judge
that they were defective for this reason.
The Constitution provides that all indict-
ments sLaH close with these words. but II
has been customary TO close inform ltiol 8
in the sam mInner, and why they were
m out In these cases is to us as incOm-
prehensible as that the waRt of them
should make proceeding illegal.
The defendants moved the Court to
quash the informations for the want OF
the above words, and the cases continued
TO the next term of the Court, with leave
fJr the Pros, cutting Attorney to amend
That Wood county has the youngest
Prosecuting Attorney in the State Ia
something tnat the people have just
grounds to be pround of, they are begin
ming to realize the situation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Marrow Gauge ROad.-The Toledo &
Maumee narrow guage ra lway is fast ap-
preaching completion. We learn from
Mr.. DAVID DONALDSON, the engineer, that
the grading is all done and the ties dis
tributed rca " for track laying. Mesars.
FUTILE & DAY, OF Decateur, Ills, are the
C ntractors. They first broke ground on
or about TIE first day of April. They
have experienced considerable difficulty
with Mr.. c. c. KIsER at Miami, who esti-
mated the damage to his properly by run
ming through it at $4,000. The matter
was placed in the hands of jury and on
Monday they awarded him S130.
The new locomotive that is to runon the
road arrived on Monday, and upon con-
sultation it was named "John f. Hunt"
after Gen. IIUNT, of Toledo, who gave the
Company $500 for tn honor conferred.
The total cost of constructing the road
is estimated at $4,000
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Painful Accident On Tuesday last
Mrs. f. j. JOHNSON and Miss. SARAH
KUDAR, both of Tontogany, were pass
Ing over the road from that village to
Bowling Green in buggy. They were
driving an unrulv horse and when about
three miles from home the horse becan e
unmanageable. In attempting to jump
out Mrs. JOHNSON fell, breaking both
bones of the right ankle near the joint.
Miss. KCDAR was also thrown out, but
escaped with few slight bruises. After
kicking the buggy to pieces the horse
was caught and prevented from doing
further Injury. The two ladies' were
taken back to Tontogapy and DR.. DAVIS
summoned, and cared for the wounds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Sad Case of Drowning. AT six
o'clock on Saturday evening last, JACK
SON OAKwooD, a young man about "a
years Of age, was drowned while bath
ing In the river tust back Of the old
foundry. It is believed that he designed
to end his own existence, as he had had
difficulty with his own famlly, and went
Into the river against the entreaties Of
Mr.. LANY, who was with him engaged In
fishing. AS he has gone to account to q
more righteous Judge than we, we leave
the record he has l,tt behind for those 10
ponder over who are following In the
same oot-path.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Reunion.-rhe Good Templars Of this
place celebrated their eig hih anniversary
W; h an ice cream festival and reunion at
NoRToN's Exchange on Tuesday eve
ming. 1t was largely attended and was
one Of the most pleasant entertainments
of the season, and netted the Lodge $40.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
Catholic Temnernnce

Catholic Temperance Union. The
Catholic Temperance Union of Ohio will
hold its Third Annual Convention in II
ledo, commencing June 9th, at the nov
Z importance Hall lately built by Father
IIANNIN In his Parish. A large represen-
,tlon from societies throughout the
State Is looked for, and pleasant and
profitable session anticipated.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

Wanted. - Ash and Cottonwood
Bolts--'rom to Is inches in the Round
and :, 4, & s feet in length. We will
pay cash by the boat load or cord, deliv-
cred at factory. No split Bolts wanted.
UNION MANUFACTURING Co.
Toledo Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

LOst.-On the road between Portage
and Perrysburg, on the 0 h day Of April
last, one Pocket Diary, Of the year 1873.
Any person giving me notice by letter or
otherwise, at Portage, will be liberally
rewarded. JOHN JOHNSON. ST.,
les Portage Wood Co Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

That the pe'ition nf James W. Ross and others
for the alteration of Ditch No. 200 has been
presented tn She Board Of Commissioners oi
Wood county, Ohm, that said Board appointed
y surveyor and engineer To who has surveyed
aud lcvelsd the ruuts az peitiuned for and
fled his report with tho Coanty Auditnr.
Said Board at Commissioners have hxed IN.
on Monday, the 2sth day Of June. A. d. 1877
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as the time when
they will meet at the Auditors Office OF said
couaty to hear said petition and report.
J.B NEWTON, County Auditor
Auditors Office. Wood county, OF
Bowling Green, May %, lS74.i 6l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
Colorado EIcarsons...Ge West Hhraueh 81. LAuiis

During the Summer Season, the MISSOURI,
PAcIPio and Kansas PAoIPTo THaoUaH Linz.
via St. Louis and Kansas City, will sell En-
cursion Tickets from 81. Louis To Denver and
Return. good ninety days from date Of sale, a.
extremely low rates, thus afr riding every one
an excellent opportunity In visit the famous re-
sorts Of Conrado, among the beautiful Parks
of the Rocky Mountains.
To all who are seeking new homes in or are
about to take a trip 10 Missouri, Kansas, Colo
rado. New Mexico, Nebraska, Oregon or Cali
fornia, VIC recommend a cheap, safe, quick and
direct route by way 1t. Louis, over the Me
'o"ri Pdcidc Through Line. Il is equipped with
fine Day Coaches, Buck's Reclining Chair Cars,
Pullmau's Palace Sleepers, the fam ,us Miller
Salty Platform and the celebrated WestinQ.
house Air Brake, and run It's trains frsm st,
F'ouis to principal points iu the west ,cahon-
ehdsgs.
The Texas oInnection OF this road il now
completed, and passengers are offered frs,
class all 'raiiroute from 81. Louis to fexas, ei.
thsr over the MissouI Kansas Il Texas Il. n.
-" Sedaiis, or over the Atlantic s. Pacific n
r. .via Vfaito.
For full information in regard tn the C0lorad,
Excursions, ar trips IN the Great West, address
or call upon either OF the following named
Agents OF the Line j. 2. Thompson, i57 Ex'
change ST., Buffalo. N. Y; 4. II. Thompson
Union Depot, Columbus, Ohio; or r. A. Fsrd
General Passenger Agent, 25 south Fourth st.
st. Louis, No. Questions HiH be eheerfHiiy aRd
PromPtiy anseered.
Cheap Farms for Sale~-Easy Terms.
The Atlantic q Pacific Railroad Company
offers 200 900 acres Of land in Central ant
South west Missouri, at from 50 to IL per acre,
on seven years. time, with free transportation
from Nc. Louis TO all purchasers. Climate, soil
timber. mineral wealth. schools, churches and
law-sbidiBg society invite emRVauts from al
poiHts To this land of fruits aud flowers. Fo,
particulars address Land Commissioner. st
Louis. No. 26zr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
WESTON.
WOOD co. O.

.r,,,, ,
WI, os "Hereo " rObl.tC SALE one lI0
p no.e eA.h, "ne oU acre Farm, onc 40 acre
rMm' ana Ih'rty lnts aud parcels nf land ram
x'nR IN size from lraction OF an acre " two,
'",ss o' more acres !" SUIT pnrchassrs,
Nnw your opportunity m buy ON long time.
ON SUR 'lme' or Tor cash.
On"ose your own umd Tor making deferred
Panuems.
FUR CAsh-A liberal discount will be made.
Notes nj L. z'or years must bear Interest at
per CENT payabie annually and t"r \, h, Z,
vt m'rs years. must bear interest ut per cent.
P@Jao'e annually
DESCHHPTION.
All of the lands IN be snId were formerIv
owned by II. @. Hnwels, and as shown upon m.
late County map
The Small Tracts are in section a. a portion
Of same being within the Town of Weston. and
lying along the DAYTON a Michigan n. r.. and
win be sid single or several iyts ,x.tI,er aud
cnnveyed in one description and Der, al nur-
chaser may order.
The li0 acres are In section ~. anil (, adj
Joining the Town Of Weston. IL ia "A spIsndi,l
na,iI ,a,n' well improved and all under thot,'IHh
Cribs and other Bniidino,. WsIls. &C. Ia w,s,
fenced. one mile of which il Of best posts aud
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
Selling or at Cos

Selling on at Cost. = o wing to the
continued III h, alth OF MIR. johnson, the
firm of Cook & JOHNSON have con-
cluded to close Up their business; and for
this purpose they are selling off th'ir
large and wslI-seIscted stO, k Of goods at
cost. They offer esp Sial inducements to
country merchants who desire to stock
up for the Summer and Fall trade. Call
early for bargains.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
Anniversary at Haskins.-The MAI

Anniversary at Haskins. The Maui
me Baptist AS ociation held It's thirty
sixth anniversary at Haskins on Tues
day and Wednesday. We learn f.om a
correspondent that perfect harmony pre-
vailed during the session; that much in
terest was manifested in the welfare OF
he feeble churches, and pledges were
given toward supporting Missionary
to labor among them. 1t was decided to
hold quarterly meetings by the n inisters
OF the Association at such PLACES as may
need special effort. Firm resolutions
Were passed eondemning the liquor traffic
and urging an unceasing wsreiare for the
extermina,ion OF the evil. The following
are the officers elected for the ensuing
year
Moderator--Rev.S R.DIwsou, Toledo.
Cltrk--Rev. William Sheridan, Tol, do.
Cor. Sec'y--I;ev. G. N. thornton.
ii skins.
T elsurer-II. J. Hay g, ESQ, Toledc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
NO EXCUSE ron nEINc SICK

No persoa can use Boschse's German Syrup
withoht gstting immediate relief and ours. We
have tbs drut case Of Coughs, Colds, or Con-
sumptioa, or aay other disease Of the rhrOa,
aud bssgs. yet " hear frum, that has not been
euFed. We have dis,ribu,od every year for
three ysats"ver $50, ,OOo sample bo,tIss "pRsR
~ oH.aas'' BY druggists In all parts of the
United States. No other Manufacturer of Medi.
cine ever gave their Preparations suoh ies, a.
this. Goto yoar Druggist A. q. CaaNrSRv,
and get bo,tle Tor 75 cents and try 1.-TWO
doses will relieve you. 25zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

The old gentleman who spent fortune
In endeavOring to hatch colts rom horse
ch estnuts Is now cultivating the egg
plant with view to raising chickens
trum it.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
SEWING PARLoRS.
MISS R. j. HANDLEY

WTISIlES to inform the Ladies of Perrys-
w burg and vicinity, that after short alb
sence, she has returned to her Sewing Parl0rs
in Perrysburg, where she is prepsred to wait
on her many friends and customers, aud all
who may patronage heI. Give her a call. All
work warrented To III. Prompt attention giVsa
n Cloak aud Dress making. Chlidren's
clothes, &c.
Her Parlors are on Front st., Perrysburg
opposite Dir. PEKcK's residence,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
WILLIAMS BROS.
& FINKBEINER,

Who have just received a COM
plete Stock of Goods, suited to
the wants of all classes, just
bought in New York and Eastern
markets at Unprecedently
Low Prices. If you call and
examine our goods We will prove
all we have ASSERTED. Our
Stock is too extensive to enumer-
ate at large, but We give a few
items rs follows:
Prints, 6 to II l-2 cts. per I'd.
Brown Shecting, 8 to Is :"
Bleached Muslin, 8 to 16 d"
Splendid line of Embroidery,
10 to 40 cts. per I'D.
Tick, 1912 to 40 {" &" :"
Crash, 10 20 {" 1" d"
Good White Hose, 10 cts. per pair.
g Green Tea, 30 cts. per pound
A fine assortment of
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05
June Session Of Commissioners Th

June Session OF Com missiOners = Th C
County Commissioners were in session he
three first DAYS OF this week and adjourned
q meet again to-day to complete their
work. They have large amount of bust
ness before them at this session. One
County Road was established and riewa-a
appointed upon five Others. Petitions
were under consideration for the incorpor-
alton of three villages, Tontoganv, West
Mill Grove and Millbury. Remonstrances
to two of the petitions, from West Mill
Grove and Tontogany, were also presented.
The three petitions we're held for further
consideration at the regular sessiOn in Sep
tember.
4 petition unanimouly signed was like
wise presented to the BOARD for an ppro-
priation toward the construction of joint
bridge over the Maumee River at Grand
Rapids, said bridge to be used conjointiy
for wagon and railroad purposes. The
matter ia under consideration by the
Board.
The county levy of taxes for lS7iis two
mills on the dollar valuation for tue Cur
rent Expense Fund one-quarter i'll for
Infrmary, and one-half mill for County
Road.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

MOneyto Loan.-Ths PerrysbnEg Saw.
ng'& L'sn Association are prepared 10 hoan
money on shogt time. al as reasonable rates Ms
can be obtained iathis vicinity. Persons wiah-
ng 20 borrow will DO well to give them a call
\. y. wEsrooTT, Seoy.