Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-16

for box Of very nice grapes.
The Trustees Of Bloom township are
erecting new school house at cost OF
500.
Tho smallest, yet most profitable crop
raised in Wood county is this year, that
of 'sore-heads.'
Another paper has been started at
Cellna, Mercer county, called the Climdr
AS this is the third Tor that town the
apex will undoubtedly be reached soon.
The Board of School Examiners for
Wood county, will hold an examination
of applicants for teachers at Bowling
Green to morrow, the closing day oi the
institute.
1t costs less to print advertisements
than to send out statesmen. A good ad-
vertisement is seen and read by more peO-
PIE in one day than most statesmen cal on
in year.
The Stand-pipe, connected with the To-
ledo Waterworks, wAieh was put in per-
pendicuar position on Friday last, is the
most prominent feature OF Toledo, visible
from this standpoint
The following letters remain in the post
Office for the week ending Yesterday; Henry
Carpenter, VIM E Deriuey, Mchn Sibert, Lewis
Hackett, Annie Lusher, Alice Rodsbsugh, Hem
ry Stoffer Mr.. Thompson, Della Thompson,
Mrs. Huult Thornton.
During the late fire JOHN YEAGER,
Esq, agent of the Aurora Fire Ins. Co.,
offered to pay the Fire Department $50 f
they would save Mr.. HoLLIGER's tailor
shop. The building was saved ami the
Department have the money tor which
they feel greatful.
"A one-horse circus passed throgh here
Sunday afternoon en- route for some coun-
try town above. 1t was dilapidated affair,
-Limd Gdsctte.
Does the Gazette mean to say that the
one-horse affair is going up when itspGak'
of Country town above"
N. B.-Messrs. PECK, HAMILTON &
Co. will resume business Immediately at
the Rooms formerly occupied by VIM.
CROOK, Esq, in Pheaix Block, and
would ask all OF their old fi.hds and
customers to give them call, for Hard
ware, Stoves, 81.
The unususal number of drunken
men upon our streets, the boistrous and
filthy language used by them, accompa-
MED by ighiing, sh)ul be speedily
squelched for the credit of the town. Ii
our polio force is not adr rquats, let 1t b.
increased sufficiently to eniorc5 ord,l
and quiet.
Our neighbor over on Front Street il
of the antediluvian-BILL ALLEN specie
of the genus homo. Thirty years ago, h,
says, he was compositor on The Democrd
| tic Post, issued from the same building il
which he is now located lie also says tn
Democrat "dont belong to Frank Hurd no
any other man."
--Tae fist number of the new paper a
Celiua, issues call for wood, promised
on subscr ption. Wonder if it was st r;
ell on such promises. By the way road
are good now, al d as IN re is an abundan
crop OF everything else, wood must ais
have yielded we'll. Il it will hold out
cord to the load we would be pleased t
,ry load or two,
L VAN Wick & SoN have fl ted u
HuFFMAN's Hall, adjoining the Journa
office, and are again prepared to max
people happy BY furnishing them wit
their patent sp ing led bottoms. In
late fire was the third they have passe
through, and we trust it is the ''third al
last cal" especially while they renal
so near this Office.
1t is reported that large number {
extra copies Of the Democrat & Herald ha'
been circulated in Wood county frol
time to time duril G the campaign. Wi
! somebody please Inform us how man
copies Of last Sundays edition were ci
J cula c IN the county. We desire to con
pute the number lacking to open the ~,
of the people to see the "hand-writln
a on the wall"
: Does not that man prove himself mo
3 than fool, who, working like a sla'
. throughout the week, on Saturday mig
2 and Sunday, gives his earnings to keep
ofa "drink shop?" If the one who tn
: squanders his money, had the spirit of
MAN in him, he would not consent to be Il
5 SLAVE and work for nothing, for the kee
. ers of these dens, but would say to thel
"Do as do, work for your living"
s o. b. SERVER.