Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-10-23

rysburg Mills.
-WM. VEBER's advertiser mt of his
Novelty Works will appear next week.
We have the Weston Aralanche on ex
hibltion as literary and typographical
curiosity.
For Rent House with rooms.
good well and clstcrn--on 9th street.
Inquire OF G. FGNKBsINsR.
The Sentinel says the Prohibitionists
Of Putnam county polled 81 votes this
year, against 40 votes last year.
-Men-Go and see those Under-shirts
and Drawers for 30 cents each, at A. G..
WILLIAMS & Bro.
Go and make your selection from
MABLEY's Hundred Thousand Dollar
Stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods.
I'VE are pleased to see in the report
Of the proceedings Of the Teachers In
stitutc, that Perrysburg again carried off
the fiji prizes at the "spellin' match"
-7hs i5u '.r4 Granger is the title of
new paper soon to be started in thi,
place by N. ii. CALLtRD & Son. What a
funny name for Democratic paper.
The smoke of the last contest has not
yet cleared away. The late election has
brought us near the i3fernal regions, If
fire and smoke are Indications.
The cistern at th> corner of Lorisi-
ana avenue and Second street has b zen
completed. Nov let ms have 500 barrels
OF wa'er in il for cases of emergency.
M ssrs. PECK, HAMILTON s. Co. are
fitting Up their tin shop and rooms for
hard ware, and will he ready to open out
in full bloom by Monday next.
--NABLEY has the largest stock of
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, I'M
ported Cloths. g., ever brought to the
West market. Real his new adver-
tisemcnt in this paper.
Tie Office of the Wood Couafy Demo
orat is closed for the present, I'd Mr.. BA-
KER Is canvassing the county for SUBJ
scribers. 1t is probable that the Office |
will BE- removed 20 Bowling Gre.n.
Our front street contemporary thinks
We should learn to be gentleman. Wei, |
we'll take few lessons of our neighbor. |
His example in this direction has been
good.
AS will BE- seen by advertisement |
elsewhere, the B ard of School Examin- |
"rs will hold an examination of appli- |
cants for teachers, at. Bowling Green,
Tuesday, November 81.
We are informed that NJ. JOHN
ScHwIND has disposed of his property
in town, including residence and grocery,
and is going to move on his .rm out the
Pike AMI turn his attention to agricul- |
tural purs suits.
The following letters remain u1call-
ed for in III, pos Office; Rev.
\. Brown, ID il Collins, Mrs. Emma |
Cfaw, Mrs, Maria Cakneer, Miss Jen- !
ME Hagaman and Mrs. Emma Laua.
Fire is on the rampage in many 10
calitics along the line of the d. & NJ |
Road, between r RD3chton and Lima. The |
woods, wood piles aud fences are b ing |
destroyed, and ia some instances, fields |
of corn have been destroyed.
John Bunyan was once asked qlr . |
on about heaven, which h could not |
answer, b, CAUSE the matter was not re- \
voaled in the scriptures; and he therefore
advised the inquirer to live holy lite |
and 60 IN see.
We have letter from Capt. Il. w. |,
B oSE, whD i'aE Newbury c. H., S luth |
CsrolCa, desiring US to secure u good /
M lie teacher r colDred schools in that |
place-wages SG5 per month School to |
com nence Nov. lst, and close June Is. |
Further particulars can b had By calling |
at this Off &c.
The stave AMI pile trade has been !
quite lively this week. Messrs. A. G.. |
WILLIAMS & BEo. have loaded the
5 Don r Lireiy, ut Toledo, and Elm City
at this plac ;, with lO5, 900 slaves; besides
there have been four vessel, sail al d |
team crafts, loaded with pillng by |
Messrs. BoETSCH and CORNELIUS.
No doubt but what Prof. MITCHELL's
lecture before the Teachers Institute
Tuesday evening of lst week, on the
"DistribuIion of II lins,' would have bet
an Interesting theme for thousands who
are englged in fighting fire, and passing
sleepless nights i'll fear OF being destroy
ed by the same.
The twenty-frst volume of Halls
Journal OF HEALTH AND MISCELLANY
b,ing for the year lS74-wiIl be bound
and tor sale before November 18th The
price will be 81 50, az the ofii34 Of publ
cation. ThrouEh N.ws Agents and p Ih-
fishers this volum' po.tIge paid, with
the journal fJr 1875, VIII b. sent on rl-
ceipt OF So so.
Our neghbOr says, "ropes are plenty
and cheap" This language can have
but one effect upon the disSoute and vi
cious, and that is to excite to mobOcracy,
lawlessness, and violence. Our people
are not accustomed to such teachings
and we do not believe they have taste
for them. Such lessons would be more
highly appreciated In Louisiana and Ala
bama.
Prof. G. II ,llock, of Queen Esther
notoriety, has proven to be dead beat of
the first order. He disappered last week,
leaving debts behind him at Bowling :
Green, Maumee, and Perrysburg,
to over $40. It is believed :
that he has gone to Michigan, and the :
press of that State should pass him
around, with his hat chslked.
The man who clnnot go to or from !
his place of work or business without ,
dropping into "drink house" for glass !
OF beer or whlskey, i; on the broad road ,
TO ruin. lie must rot be surprised to
hnd his credit and integrity suspected, /,
and If he be laberer or mechanic. his