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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
FROM NILLBURY.
MILLBuRY. Sent. l3. is75

MILLBURY, Sept. l3, 1876.
EprToR JOURNAL Having settled in
Lake township Wood county, at an early
day, and being interested in its growth and
prosperity, have been in the habit Of adj
dressing the citizens through your paper
from time to tina, freely and candiJly ex-
pressing my thoughts on tho current top
les and events OF the day a. had perfect
right, by your permission, to do. 1t has
been my studied object, whenever writing
OH passing events, to endeavor to conine
myself strictly to tho truth and whom max
ins suggestions shey were the candid con-
vietions ot'my mind, In all my commu-
nicatloas have invariably signed myself
"Millbnry," and 40 we'll is my position
known ON the leading issues OF the day
thas the readers Of your paper know toler-
ably we'll what to expect over my signature.
| therefore cannot permit myself to be mis-
reprcacnted BY any parties who are so un-
manly and unscrupulous rs to use my sig
nature when sending ont their hastily man :
ula'tured froth. These remarks have been
induced by reading an article in the Bowl
ing Green Neics of last week, the writer Of
which evidently intended to make me re-
sponsble for what he wrote, to which
have decided objection for the reason
that he does not express my sentiments
nor, think, the sentiments Of any true.
honest citizen of this township. know
there are some parties like the author of
the article referred 70, who have no partic-
ular interest anywhere, as they earn moth
ing and own nothing, unless it i, by selling
themselves to make such false and SANDER
Gus representations as have seen in the
NeUs. lie SAYS, rs the time of election nm.
proaches there seems to be considerable in
tercst ON the Maumee river, about nine
miles above Toledo" Now this is weak
and senscless, for every good, honeat citi-
zen in Perrysburg and in this township is
interested, and deeply so, in securing the
removal of the county seat back to Perrys
burg, and are justified in using all lawful
and honorable means for the accomplish
ment OF that object, and need no prompt
ing from any quarter to do their whole
duty and none but paid emissaries Of
the opposition who can lie bought to do the
dirty work OF any party for r. very small
pittance, will be formed against us. The
writer need not think TO screen himself be-
hind the signature of another, with the ey.
ident twofold object, ~ of dividing friends;
w to try to influence the public by false |
statements and Misrepresentation. l !
know he has no material interest here, his
existence is only tolerated and its termina-
tion is II consun nation devoutIy 10 be wish
ed by all good citizens. II I am not great.
ly mistaken he is not good customer even
to the dram shop, as he don't earn money
enough to pay for the whiskey he drinks.
MILLDURY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
Rx-AudItor Newton ON the stand.

Ex-AudItOr Newton on the stand.
MANvILLE, EvKRs a Co. addressed an
undated card to sx-Auditor NEwroE, ask
ing him to make . statement concerning
the amount Of taxes paid BY the people for
the court house and Jail Al Bowling Green.
With characteristic caution, Mr.. NEwroN
gives . statement, embracing Eve items,
amounting in the aggregate to sl4,S72 81,
but he entirely fails to say that this is all
that was taken from the taxpayers to con-
struct said buildinga. We are told that
Mr.. NEWTON made statement, upon this
subject, for the nse q the Rowling Green
lobby at Columbus, in which the amount
expended by the county upon these build
ings was placed at something over S22, 900.
Did he make such report, and il so,
which is correct7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
Bowling Green,s Excuse.

The Bowling Green organs attempt to
excuse the citizens Of that place for failure
to comply with their pledges to the people
OF the county, on the ground that their
proposition to construct the buildings at
Bowling Green contained the condition
that the Commissioners should transfer the
Perrysburg buildings to Bowling Green.
Well, the County Commissioners did sell
the county's interest in the buildings at
Porrysburg, and the money realized from
the sale was applied towards the construc-
tion OF the buildings at Bowling Green.
The people not only complied with the
condition in the proposition OF Bowling
Green, but were taxed in addition to An
amount exceeding twenty thousand dol.
lara
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
slippery CIlarler Gives lin

Slippery Charley, in recent confiden.
tial conversation with friend, said he re-
g"rded it "s fixed fact that the people
would vote for removal. Said he-"We
have overdone the business. Besides fail.
ing to comply with our agreement with the
people and erect the buildings at Bowling
Green without placing the bnrthen upon
the taxpayers, we have brought disgrace
upon ourselves and the county by the
means rcsorted to for the purpose of pre-
venting vote, and then we have underta-
ken to play hand at ballot-stuffing, which,
however successful it may be in large cities
must fail in farming country where
the people are intelligent and honest.
These things, and others Of like charac-
ter, have disgusted the people, and the Jig
is up" Thstwas an honest con nfession, and
slippery Charley never came nearer telling
the truth
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

sold Again.--Just before the Waie Ief.
iorthe Islands yesterday, gentleman called
s' the Office and inquired Of Frank NJ. Kel.
Icy, the Clerk, the rates Of fare for pssssee.
The reply was, One dollar for the round
trip" How much for childrrni I've
one that is not thirteen yet" "oh, half
dollar" replied Frank. The ticket was
purchased and was presented to Miss Liz
Hie MeCutcheOn, Of Stone Pike, Wood
county, Ohio, who was on her way to the
rat Mems Convention. This child is twelve
years and two months Of age, Ave feet one
inch IN height; measures around her bust
49 inches, waist As inches, arm 20 inches,
and weighs $50 pounds. As Kelley saw
the tronsaction he muttered, "Sold, by
thunder" and those who were watching
the affair agreed with him.-Blade.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
Not Entirely HOPELESS.

We are gratified to observe that the Sent.
'nei ishot entirely lost to all sense Of shame.
Like the citizens of Bowling Green in gen.
sral, it has quietly submitted to the odium
arising from the conduct OF the shysters who
are the self-constituted Representatives of
that village-the men who are robbing the
village and township treasures and squan-
dering the money in licentiousness and
bribery-men who are traversing the county
and disgusting the people with their con-
duct-and it concentrates its protest against
further disgrace from that source in this
one "ppeal-"Shut up the dogsp That is
expressive, and nothing more appropriate
could possibly be said. But will the citi-
zens of Bowling Green have the courage
to call meeting and take such steps as
may he necessary to "Shut up the dogs p,
We shall see.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
NoTICETo CONTRACTORS.

SEALED proposals viii be received by the
- Board Of Education Of Grand Rapids,
Wood county, Ohio, mp to IL O'Clock at noon
ot Monday, the goth day of September, A. .,
1873, Tor the construction Of Brick SsbooS
House, (two stoI les and basement) at Qrana
Rapids, Ohio. The building to be oomplstea
by the lstUf August, 1876.
Bidders viii make two seperate bids-oue =,
construct the building with al common brick.
the other to construct Il With Stock brick for the
outside course. The Board will then decide
whether they win use Stsek b:ick or sonmss
brick for outside course,
Each bid must cOuiain'the full name OF eT.
cry person interested in the same, and mustks
accompanied by sufficient guaranty Of some
disinIrrested party, that, II the bid be accepted
a contract will be entered into aud the per
foImance thereof properly executed.
THRhs-Cash, in monthly pay me- nts On q.
Inmates, aud balance on comp elton Of the osu-
tract. Plans and specihcallt ns may BE- sees
at tho offire Of b. F. Kerr, G rapd RI upids, o.
Tue Board reserves the right to reject gkS
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
b. \. KERR, Clerk.
Grand Rapids. o., Aug. 20, 1875. lsdsT rs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

1t has come at last, and Just At time
at least in this county, when the peopl,
are least prepared for it--the intelligence
that hoop skirts will be the fashion hexI
season. II will find many drawback Al
the start.
The Bowling Green Ring managers who
were in our place yesterday, were very se-
we're in their denunciations Of the County
Commissioners for condemning the Jail at
Bowling Green. They admitted that the
report was correct in every particular, but
claimed that this was the wrong time to
inform the people respecting its condition !
"A few years ago the present Chief JUS
tice of the United States was called to
Bowling Green to attend Court. Il was in
the Spring of the year. He went by rail to
the nearest point and was compelled to
walk the balance OF the way, the roads be-
ing in such condition that teams could not
travel. And yet the people are asked to
continue the capital Of the county at that
place.
The Munchausen story of the Bowling
Greeners about the purchase of lands near
Perrysburg, at fabulous prices, for infrmary
purposes, is simply an effort to impeach the
integrity Of the men having charge of the
county's interests, and has SO disgusted the
friends of those gentlemen that many of
them who intended to vote for Bowling
Green, will now give Perrysburg cordial
support.
The placing Of gang Of men on the
Bowling Green sham railroad this week,
has double purpose. One object is to de-
ceive the people into believing that said
road is not merely an ecctioneering dodge,
and the other is to vote the gang of men
so employed against removal. Each one
of these voters can kill the vote of Nh hon
est farmer, from whom Bowling Green has
obtained taxes under false pretenser.
Not content with defrnuding the peo-
pie OF the county out of about $4,000 for |
the erection of buildings, which they SOL |
emnly pledged their honors and their for.
tunes should not cost the taxpayers one |
cent, the citizens of Bowling Green are
now endeavoring to control the coming
election by the importation of illegal vo-
tiers. At the same time, they have the
check" to ask honest men to vote with !
and for them.
BY voting for removal, the people vote
to secure the location of their county scat at
the most accessible point in the county,
easily reached by carriage or railroad. By
voting against removal, the people vote to
keep the county seat at the village farthest
oi any IN the county from the railroad.
which can only be REACHED by private con
veyance, rain or shine, no matter how ur-
gent the necessity for keeping the team at
work on the farm.
The chairman and secretary of the Re-
Publican County Central Committee have
taken unnecessary pains to circulate as a
Republican document paper which seeks
to create the impression that Perrysburg
lobbyists bribed members Of the Leeisla-
lure, but says nothing about the shameless
conduct of those who were lobbying for
Bowling Green. That may be honorable
conduct on the part of the said chairman
and secretary, but there are persons who do
not see il in that light.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR OcrOBGR.-An eH-
Der. Il has some thirty dill rent articles. sto-
ries, poetry aud Il d"I m or more illustrations.
all of the frs, class aud such as any magazine
might be proSdof. Among the stories We no.
tice,s thrilling sea yarn. called "Cobbing tn"
Cook, by WIN. II. Macy, an old whalemAn. h.
aud a gOd writer of sea tales. il fact one 0l
the best in the country, and what Is INST sing
ulAr 10 the faci that Mr.. Macy is blind and
does all "fhis writing by the all II IN ,chins
that Is his own iNVsation. Dallou's Maga1ine
is = great faVnriie and We do net wonder at IT,,
e0ntaIDinE such VARIETY as il does.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
THE DIFFERESCR

Bowling Green has, at every stop and by
every means, fair and foul, sought TO de
prive the people Of the county OF the priv
ilege OF saying where they would prefer
to have their county seat Perrysburg has
asked that the people be permitted to vote
upon and settle that question for them
selves. Bowling Green, defeated in her ef
forts to prevent u vote. now seeks TO con-
troll that vote by deceiving and defrauding
the peOple--by the importation OF hundreds
Of msn who will leave the county as 500 n
M they have voted-while Perrysbur0
asks, and demands, that the people Of the
county-the legal voters of the county
shall alone decide this local question to
suit themselves. No man can point TO q
single person who has been employed by
Perrysburg, or any Of her friends to vote
upon the question Of removal. With OPP
portunities for importing voters far superb
or to those possessed by Bowling Green,
she has scorned to harbOr the thought OF
thus polluting the ballot-box and tramp.
ling under foot the most sacred rights of the
people. Let the people Of the county look
upon tlisse two pictures, and let each vO-
ter decide for himself what Ia his duty in
such an emergency. Will he countenance
and affiliate with those who do not hesi-
tate to corrupt the ballot-box and set at
defiance the legally expressed will of the
people Of the countyl or will he stand by
the right defend the ballot-hOx. and re
buke the men who wodld ttanlple the Iibsr-
ties Of tliS people under their feet and rem.
der 'hS bAilOt-bO1 burlesqus upon the
elective franchise and an evidence Of ali
that Is corrupt unjust aud tyrannicaI,
rather than the bulwark Of our liberties
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

ThanRs.-The Arion Cornet Band scr
enadcd number OF our citizens on Mon
day night, and about IL N. favored the
JOURNAL with some sweet strains. To
fail to acknowledge the remarkable i'm
provement made by this band in their
two months practice, under the leadership
OF Prof. CURRTER, would be an acknowl-
edgement that we had no taste tor music.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued frea
The Probate Court Of Wood County, Ohio. 4
viii sfrr at Public Sale, on the premises on ihS
10th day OF September, at IL O'Clock 10 the
tnrenoon, the following described real estate
as the property Of J. u. Wight. deceased, to-
The south half Of tie south half Of the SOUTH
east qnarleT OF section number twenty-six (26)..
Der twelve (l2) east in W6st Q uaty Ohio. con-
tainnR forty acres more or less, fres'and uuiu-
numbered of the dover interestof Rmma Wight.
widow Of said J. b. Wight, deceased.
Terms Of Sale; 0ne-thiTd cash in hard.
one-thi rd in one year and one ethird in two
Years from day Of salS. Deferred payne nts
to bear interest from the day Of sale, and To BE-
secured by Mortgage Ou said premises. ABs
praised at 81 800.
W. l.. WIGHT,
Admir- Of j. b. Wight, dsseased.
RosT. Desk, ANY.
Dated August 81, 1875. sodss 0V
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
GA EEN's AUGUST FLOWER,

II is natural for people suffering With Dys'
peptia aad Liver Complaint or any deranee-
haents Of the digestive organs, such As SOUR
stomach, Sick Heedaehe, laLiIuAl Costive-
meas, palPilatiOn Of the Heart, Heart burn wa
isr-bfash, EnaWinR and burning pains at pit of
the stontacli, yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
aud dissgreeable taste In the mnuIh. coming
up Of food after eating, low spirits. &c. to pu,
"a from day to day buying an article that
they know has cured their neighbour, friend, or
relative, yet they have no faith in II until II is
too late. but u you will goto your Druggist
A. r. cHAHPsEr, ana get battle Of GRaKE's
AU0Usr FLowkR your immediate cure Is ~
certain as yea i've. Sample Bottles ~ this
medicine cas- be obtained for 10 cents 10 try lis
superior virtue.
RoRslar size rs cents. Try Il. two doses
will Telieve any case.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
A CARD,

An erroneous impression has gained cur
rency that person purchasing member
ship ticket to the Wood County Agricul-
tural Society, cannot pass out and in on the
same without paying. Permit me to cor
rect this impression by saying that men,
bers can, at all times, pass out and IN by
presenting their ticket to the gate-keeper; !;
but on gate tickets no passes will be issued.
Il. TULLER, Prcst.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

The fifth annual convention of the Cath
elic Total Abstinence Union of America
will be held at Cincinnati, commencing
October 9th next. There were at last ac-
counts four hundred and fifty -one societies
in the Union and the number will proba-
bly, 60 up to FIVE hundred within the year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
A CARD.

The charges made in the Perrysburg JouR.
NAL "f Sept 10Th, headed " More Corruption. -
are false, and wholly without foundation.
In my official capacity have always eudrsv-
cred to perform the duties Of the Office accord
ing I" law. without fear, or partially to any,
aud ! stand ready to have my official acts !n-
Vestigsted at any time.
GRn KtuuR..,u
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
Wood County Again Ahead. AT,

Wood County Again Ahead. = After
the first two days the State Fair held
at Columbus last week proved n sue
cess, far beyond the expectation of those
in attendance, there being $4,000 visitors
present on Thursday. As usual, the
Northwest, and Wood county in particu-
lar carry off nearly all the premiums on
fruit Messrs. JAMES DUNrrAcE, JAS. w.
Ross and CHAs. A. POWERS, of this place,
come in for the lions share Of first and
second premiums on summer and fall ap-
pies, plate apples, pears, &c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
s. $. BRONSON. VI. d.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.
nLOOm CENTRE, o.
=. o. address, Jerry City, Wood Co. o.
Disabled Soldiers, Attention /! ! ]

PENSIONS are dse to all soldiers who are 10
amA'rriai extent disabled physically in conse-
q1snoe ~ wounds received or disease contrsct-
~ ~ tne U. >. service and in the line nf duty.
Soldisrs now receiving pensions. ms,r 80
them are entitled to INCREASE OF RATE nm.
hcr the revised code. Nav IL the time 10 An.
ply. Address MILO y. STEVENS A co.
Fsnsion Claim Attorpevs, Cleveland, Ohio.
1919
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

Teachers Institute. - The Wood
County Teachers Institute will be held at
Bowling Green, commencing on Monday
October 18th, 1875, at o'clock p NJ, and
continue in session, two weeks. Good in
structors have been engaged and every eff
fort made to insure success.
The Teachers of the County arc earnest
ly invited to attend
JAMES +. KERR,
FRANK w. DCES, Ex. Com.
ALRERr RRISnIN,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
Merchant Tailoring.
H. J. STODART

LAS received his Fail and Winter Fash
~ ions, and is now prepared to Cut and
Make Clothing for all who may desire to fa-
vor him with their patronage. Good Fits and
all work done In Citv Style aud upon the low
est possible terms. You will do we'll to leave
yonr measure before going elsewhere.
t=S Store on Second Street second door
from louisiana avenue.
WANTED.
A Young Lady who is desirous Of learning
the above business will do we'll to call ut his
Store for particulars. Ism
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

The New Treasurer.-Mr. I. W. CLAY
TON, Treasurer elect Of Wood county.
'ook possession Of his ONCE on Thurs
day last. Mr.. G. has exhibited fine quail
i'ies as business man ard we trust he
VIII leave as good a record behind him
1s the retiring officer, GEO. KIMBERLIN,
Esq.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

s. 2. Lesson. 1h, following IL the Sab
bath School lesson for next Sabbath. as ar
ranged BY the International CommissIon spd
adopted by all Evangelical denominations
throughout the world;
"The Resurrection and The Life."-- John nj,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
LOOAL MATTERs.
NEW ADVEMTISEMENTs.

Single copies Of the JotRNAL can be had Of
Mr.. e. d. Ross, al the PostoHBee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

Fall COrn.-Mr. JosEPH BRowNsBrR-
GER has asked us a conundrum which we
are unable TO solve. He wants to know
how tall corn will grow in Wood county.
lie planted piece of ground containing
three acres, in June, and at the end of ten
weeks measured n number of stocks aud
found the average height to be fourteen
feet, with eight feet four inches to top of
first ear. This growth was spontaneous.
there not being particle of cultivation
with hoe, plow or eultivator. Just how
tall it might grow, when properly culti-
waited, we should be pleased to be informed
by those who have had experience, that we
may solve the problem and give the result
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

Caroline HoIli'''F' %! Pl'f( Court Of conAS.
Hiram Hollister, Dert.l Wood County, o,
to the plaintiff unknown, will take no,ieS
thu on the 18th dav Of August, 1875, tLO
plaints, Caroline Hollister, filed her psH-
tion In the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the County Of Wood and State Of Ohis.
against him, pray wing for divorce from hin
ana alleging ~ ground therefor, bis Wilf1lI
absence, without ca use, during more thar
three years last past. Said Hiram HollisLer
Is notified that he is required to appear and
answer said petit"n on or before the 2sth day
ot September. 1878.
Said petition will be for hearing at The Sep
tember term 1873 Of said court.
CAROLINE HOLLISTRR.
F. 4 D. X. HOLLExsFcK, ,An'ys,
August IL, 1878. I7iss f6.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
LEGAL ADVEarIs'MTg,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

I'Hs sale Of Ditebes Noe. 40 and -, knewu
Il - TOussaiut Greek, will commences Al 0
O'Clock A. on Tuesday, Sept. zisi. sale
vi be in sections Of x mile each, 10 be paid
IN bonds Of WnOd County. Place Of beginning.
The west section line Of SEQ u PLATA township.
sS,peeihcalipns made known on days Of SALE.
sale TO c"ntinue from day to day tll all the
work is sold.
J. II. PGEucE,
j. HoILEs, }Cen.
W. n. Wood, EOsius.rs lbs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

PersOnAl.-WM. C. NORTON, who has
been subbing for JOHNNY ROACH for some
time past as night operator at the station
here, has secured position as operator at
Piqua for a short time.
Hon. E. d. PECK, wife, and Mrs. II. p.
AvERILL left for the East yesterday after
noon. Major AvERILL will probably fol-
low, after the election.
Mr.. ANDY GLENN, who lately had the
misfortune to get pistol ball in the knee
while engaged in shooting Bowling Green
rats has sufficiently recovered from hi.
wounds to take his position on the ID. an.
Road again this week.
Mr.. GEORGE 8. CASFIELD. assistant edi-
tor Of the Toledo Commercial, left town to.
day on visit to a number OF cities in the
East. He will be absent several weeks. and
return OtOne.-BIdd Here's our D6S- on
the return alone"
Miss LOUIE VOICE, daughter Of Hon. ].
VOICE, OF Chicago, is spending few weeks
with her relatives, G. II. WATERBfRRY. of
East Toledo. She expects to return home
in few days, accompanied by MI. F.P
MADDocKs and MIS-; @. II. WArERHRRY,
We were ple'sed to meet yeateFday our
old musical frieiid, Mr.. @. A. REpAss
who returned to His home in Haskins, a
few weeks since, to live short season Of
retired life. Mr. r. has travelled with
the Leayitt Bell Ringers and the Con-
linetals for about three years past, and we
have seen many complimentary notices OF
his ability in that line by the press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17
H1ETITION FOIs DIVORCES,

b. \. KERR, clark.
Grand Rapids. o., Aug. 20, 1875. ISdsT rs