Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-11

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--F6R SALE.-A good Parlor Stove an,
pipe to match. Inquire of DR.. CoNDIT.
-" Burglary" and " Attempted Burg
larry" are becoming stereotyed heading
for newspaper articles "now days"
Invitations are out for the third .rand
agricultural ball, at WHITMoRE's Hall
Tontogany, on Wednesday evening, Sept
30.h.
--Found--a brass door key, OF medium
size. The owner can have the same by
calling at this Office ard paying for this
notice.
-Lost-a plain gold ring on Louisiana
avenue or Second street. The hncer will
rtceive a suitable reward by leaving the
same with J. w. BLOOMFIELD.
"A letter addressed to John Holly,
Truestey Station, Ohio, is held at the
Postofflce for better address. There is
no such PostOffice in Ohio.
"A Correspondent, in Iowa, complains
that In town where he lives he is under
rated In every capacity except thato tax
payer, and in that he is over-rated.
The Fremont journal tli ks we
should be "supremely happy" with to-
matoe weighing ponnds and ounces.
II fond of this vegetable we would be.
Mr.. JOHN ANON will hold a public
sale Of personal property on tho 10Th
inst, consisting of work horses, cows,
hogs, hay, corn-fodder, farming utensils,
&e.
There we're iifty-six weighed repre-
sentatives at the Fat Mems invention,
Putin. Bay. yesterday. II. NJ. MORSE
aud w. l.. Cook were the accredited rep
resentatives from Perrysburg.
A paper is being circulated in Akron
which binds the signer mot to treat or
be'reated at any saloon or restaurant for
the space Of one year" This means
business for the dead beats.
The following letters remain dead in
the Perry ysburg Post, nj :e for the week
ending S,pt. 10th: Ellen Barrey, Mrs.
Evers, Nm. Hackett, Elizabeth Hills,
Mary Stevens, John Stahr (2), VIZ.
Witte.
The Anti-Secret Society of Fulton
county has held convention and put in
nomiration a county ticket, which, by
the way, is going to piecs. The candi-
dates, one by one, are declining the hon
ors of nomination.
All the Departments Of our Union
School opened up on Monday with larg-
er attendance than upon any fprmcr occa-
sion. In the First Primary d ,partment
some Ct the younger scholars had to be
excluded to make room.
AS specimen of the potatoes grown
on Belville Ridge, Mr.. JAS. NJ. Brown
has left In this Office one-or sevtral
simeased and forming one-the weigh of
which Is 3a pounds. This is the Kind of
specimens to attract attention at the
Wood County Fair.
--BAsLEY's twins, (BAsLEY of the FIRE.
mont Journdl) looks so much like each
other, that he can't tell one from tn.
other, and vice versa. One weighed 6i
and the other y pounds. BAsLEY W. ighs,
since this occurrence, 450, and of course
. they look just like tn ir father
Elsewhere in this paper will BIZ found
the business card of Mr.. IL. II. CrERrEH
Mr.. c. has permanently 10 ,ated with us
and IL making a speciality in the SAFE of
the Sttinway Piano and B Irdett Organ
in this vicinity. He is an artist of thor
ough culture and experience, and those
wishing anything in the musical line will
do well to give him eal'
-"Prof. c. IIaIlock. musician who
has given the Cantata of EstNer the
Beautifnl Queen to the peouie OF Perry
burg with great success" &c.--lSentinel.
We thar the Prof. very much for Civ
ing the Beautiful Q leen to the peop'e
of Perrysturg," and trust she may re-
main wi h us for many years, for the sake
Of her musical accomplishments, if moth
ing more.
Mr.. f. B. MORSE will offer at pubic
sale, at his residence on the Stone Road,
81 miles east of Perrysburg, Sept. 26,
full stock of farm implements and house
hold furniture, besides horses, cows.
young cattle, &c. &c. Owing to poor
health'Mr. NJ is going 10 quit the farm
for a time, and is making preparations to
open up grocery and provision store at
Mr.. BUcKLAND's old stand, near the EN-
pirC House. We wish lin snccess.