Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-09-17

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ure boat can get bargain by applying tc
VIM or ERNEST MILLER.
Dave BAssETr is making votes for
Perrysburg. Come to think Of Il, DAVE
does better than he knows.
OF how much advantage to Portage il
Bowling Green? Does she expect to grow
fat by sleeping in the shadow of the coun-
ty seat7
Slippery Charley is just now endeavor-
ing to cover the tracks which he has been
making in his scheme to defeat DR.. SAGE
and charge the same to Perrysburg.
-WANTED-To exchange Is acres OF
good tillable land near town for house
and lot in town. Enquire of
+. r. MILLER.
The Millbury correspondent OF the Mus
appropriately signs himself Pin Feather"
The author is beyond doubt Bowling
Green goose.
We learn that Rev.J. L. STEWART, of
Millbury, met with the severe afiliction of
tn loss of his wife, by death, on Thurs-
day of last week.
The Bowling Green scribblers for the
New Baltimore Enterprise should pass
currycomb over their manuscript. 1t
needs wedding out"
III citizen Of Pcrrysburg visits rel
ative in Bowling Green, he is charged with
sponging. That is Bowling Green hos
pitality nnd courtesy.
Only about four weeks will pass ere
DIR. MANvILLE & Co. expect to walk of
with the county printing. They represent
that they have "a dead sure thing on it,"
-PETERs, of the New Baltimore Enter
prise, can pocket more money without
knowing the confederation for which il
was obtained, than any other man in the
county.
-PErERs' attempt to explain any of the
facts connected with the obtaining of sup
port for his paper through false pretenscs
is decidedly lame. Indeed, it is not worthy
of notice.
by having the county seat on line
Of railroad, farmers can have their choice
either take their own conveyance or the
cars, when visiting the capital Of the
county.
,--JoHN WALTER is selling IN best flour
in the market. He also carrics the laIg,s,
sock of Groceries in the village. If you
cannot find what you want elsewhere, 90
to his store and you will find it there. % |
Mr.. JOHN POWERS informs us, that
work on the County Fair grounds COM
menccd this week, and that everything
will be complete by the 2sth inst for
the largest fair ever held in Wood county.
The following letters remain in the
postofiice uncalled for for the week end
ing Sept. l6. Geo. Bowsher Abram
Bell, Nicholas Cullen, Mrs. j. NJ. De-
good, II. Cooke, Samantha A. Pixley and
Alton Pember.
-MABLEY, the Clothier, has returned
from New York and the Eastern Markets,
and an idea of the results of his visit there
can be had by reading his new advertise
nent this week. He can now clothe men
oy the regiment. Call and see him.
Bowling Green is making rrepara-
ions to remove the Codnty Fair to that
place, but she is not preparing to square up
he unpaid premiums of her last opposi-
ion Fair. That would not be consistent
nth her general conduct.
Bowling Green corruption money is
Till affording aid and comfort to the sn-
oons and houses Of prostitution in Colum-
'us, where it was lavishingly expended
ast winter for the qualification Of drunken
nd lecherous members OF the Legislature
Two or three members of the Bowling
ireen Ring were in Perrysburg yesterday.
hey were in danger OF stepping upon their
nder-lips II they can't stand such de-
of good will towards Perrys-
nrg, how will i. be possible for them to
uryiye the result OF the election.
Bowling Green proposes to ovcr-pow-
r the voters and taxpayers of the county
18th class Of "trampS," who pay no taxes I
n the county, who have neither interest nor &
esidence in Ihe county, and who will he 7
uilty OF penitentiary offence ii they vote 6
n the county.
The Baptist church was crowded y
Wednesday evening, and ,omi were
omPell' to o away, being una | 10
et seats. 10 hear the Laavitt Bell a
fingers. The progr m ne 81 | cted for =
lis occasion did not give as good salts "
action as that their former visit, n
by voting for removal, the people Sc
lre irst-class Court House, new and ser. q
iceable, and u most substantial Jail, free "
expense. BY voting against removal, II
le people vote to saddle upon themselves (,
heavy tax for the repair or reminding Of f
he rickety Court House at Bowling Green II
The sewer on the north side of Louisi- "
na avenue, with wells at the street corners T.
nd alleys for catching the surface drain v
&c, is nearly completed. 1t is fine i'm b
rOyement to both street and property on II
lie side of the street, and will add far
orc to the value of property than the cost
construction.
III jim GORDON could be induced to );
II the amount expended by Bowling h
reen. through their chosen agent. for bri- I
ing members OF the Legislature, the tax
ayers OF Plain and Center townships A
light have more correct views respecting N
e burgiaries perpeirated upon their ID
wnship treasures.
The Nndlay JedersoaiGn states that NJ
oRwIN F. PALMER, Superintendent of W
e Union Schools Of that city, has been ~ r.
anted Teachers Life Certificate, by R
e Ohio State Board of School Examiners,