Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-03

rectly opposite the Nj. E. Parsonage. 20b
--Messrs. j. w. Ross, JAMES DUxI-
PACE and CHAs. A. PowERs will make
an exhibition of fruit at the State Fair,
which commences At Columbus on Mon
day next.
Remember that Messrs. PECK & HAM
ILToN will accept the card in this paper
in lieu OF 30 cents, as part pay on atove
purchased OF them costing over $40. Save
these cards.
IF. r. MILLER & Co have too much
business on their hands just now to get up
= new advertisement. II will not be long
until they will open up in their new build
ing.
PECK & HAMILTON have just received
their fall stock Of Parlor Stoves. There
are some very beautiful new designs and
made fromithe best Lake Superior Iron, at
Prices that will suit you all.
Those tender plants at Bowling who
have huge umbrellas to keep the vulgar
sun from touching their delicate persons,
traverse the county wearing kid gloves and
talk about how they can control voters!
Voters, remember that the men who
now ask you to sacrifice your own conven-
ience and the best interests of the county,
betrayed you once and robbed you of over
$22, 900. DO not trust them again.
Several men have passed through our
place within the past few days, bound for
Bowling Green, whe -e they said work was
promised them for six or eight weeks. But
that was nothing. OF course not.
1T takes one hour and half to walk
| from Tontogany 70 Bowling Green on the
railroad track and one hour and quarter
to walk it by the wagon road. You pays
your money and you can take your choice.
With Mr. DENIsoN in New York ard
Mr.. FNKBEINER in Baltimore and Wash
| ington, and Mr.. DRAA in charge of the
Factory in this place, Wooden Bowls are
on the move, and quite rapidly at that.
Bowling Green gave General DAY a
severe compliment at the County Conven-
tion, and the General and his friends, il
they would do good thing for themselves,
| will return it ut the October election.
On Tuesday tramp got intoxicated
| in Weston, and tried to create disturbance
by stacking AUSTIN HARRISON, a saloon
keeper OF that place. The tramp was
! finally arrested and taken to the coHnty
Jail.
A letter from HicksviIlc, O., and one
from Camden, Maine, reached us too late
| for insertion this week. Several other
matters that should have been noticed
this week are crowded out for the want
OF space.
The Fort Meigs Paper Mill Co. have
| purchased the site OF the old Washington
| Woolen Mills, at South Toledo, and will
Immediately commence the erection of n
large mill for the manufacture of course
and fine wrapping paper.
--NoRroN does not have printed card
good for Scots. OIL $40 cash sale at his
| regular prices, but he can save you three
| times that amount on $40 trade on any
stove or shelf goods you want. Don't
fail to examine before buying.
| Ron LEASE has secured Lake town
ship and found but one man in favor OF
Bowling Green, and that man is related to
the O. Leary COW which set Chicago on fire
| RoD had better look ont for hotel site in
Psrrysburg before the election.
The Bowling Green Ring are in troub.
ie. A large number of voters OF Plain
township are up in arms about the man.
ner in which their money has been used
| They don't like to he taxed for the sup.
| port Of the vilest dens in Columbus.
Peters, of the Neu Bahimore Enterprise
saya that he has been a farmer nearly all
hiS life, and We believe that through one OF
thoss wonderful dispensations of Provi'
| dencc, a good farmer has been spoiled tc
make athundering poor editor. .--Acdldnche
The locomotive on the Bowling Greer
Railroad slipped its eccentric, not long
since, and there was not a man at the
county seat who could FIX it. A Lima
mechanic was called in and in few min
utes the old thing moved along once more
-Ts il not possible for Bowling Greer
to conduct the county seat canvass withou
n resort to Munchausen stories and false
hoods which are 80 transparent that thel
need no contradiction The people ar,
easily disgustsd whit that kind Of stuff.
Slippery Charley is running about tn,
county day and night. but the people know
him and understand that there is always
selfish motive at the bottom of his move
ments. lie is played out, and the peopl
do not propose to carry him any longer.
"A German citizen Of Milton TOWNSHIP
who had thought of voting for Bowlin
Green out Of sympathy for the unfortunat
place, says he thinks he will put on wood
en- shoes and vote for his own interest, AM
his German neighbors will do the sam
thing.
The Bowling Green shaving shop ref
resentatives have been boastihg for som
time that they had the controlling man in th
Baltimore Enterprise under their thumb,
and they would "bring him to time.
They have brought him but what goo
can he'do them7
The amiable Mr.. HooD and the plaus,
i. bic Mr.. RUDULPH, spent a day in Middl,
ton township last week, but they fOun
| the people of that township too intelligeI
TO be wheedled into voting incOnvenienC
upon themselves merely to crafty the ae
6shness of citizens OF Bowling Green.
Those farmers in Perry and Bloc
townships, who found it out of the questio
one year ago last spring, to reach BOwlir
Green. by private conveyance, took II
: railroad around to Weston, and the
walked across, through the mud, to II
county seat, will vote not to repeat the o.
peration again.
The silly Nsrs is still harping abo,
the purchase of a farm near Perrysbnrg f
imRrmafy purposes. Thepoor fellows in
: aGine that the people Nre about to fehio'
everything, in and near Bowling Green,
d Perrysburg They need not be q0its
j. alarmed the people will only movs, iol
thing at time, and the irrt thing move
= will be the cOnnty seat. Make up yol
A minds to that, gentlemen, and tbevah9t
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