Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-18

Letters for the following persons re-
main dead in the Postoficc for the week
ending June L. Mrs. j. NJ. Degood, II.
Lucas, Geo. Robinson, Mary Richards,
Hehry Smith and Robert Sutton.
We learn from Mr.. ]. D. BAKER, who
is engaged in the Office Of the Toledo Re-
sic'S TINT Mr.. J. q. KNOLL has taken pos
session OF the grocery establishment OF Mr..
NJ. VI. GAuLDEN, corner Of Lafayette and
St. Clair streets, Toledo.
The members of the "Arion Cornet
Band" took their first lesson on Monday
evening, at the close Of which each fit as
though he had been playing short stop in
base ball club and caught all the spare
balls in the mouth.
The Toledo Driving Park Association
have issued their programme for the third
annual meeting of the Association, which
will be held July 13, IA, Is and Is, 1876.
The premiums amount to $4,000. Address
all entries to A. FORBES, Drawer 20, Tole-
do, Ohio.
Elsewhere will be found an article
from the Blade entitled the "Black
Swamp" The reference made TO the pas,
history Of this Swamp" is familiar to
the older inhabitants, and the prediction
Tor the future is no idle boast or prophetic
vision. 1t will all be realized.
Miss EMELINE HUFFMAN, of Findlav,
while out riding week before last, was
thrown from her hois, and received iniu-
RES which caused her death about four
hours after. The accident was caused bv
boys playing ball in the street, the ball
ssrking the horse and resulting as above.
The Rev. JOIN SWAN, Rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church, South Toledo,
died in Cleveland on Saturday, 5th inst,
aged a ycors. Mr.. Swan was worthy
Christian gentleman whose laboIs had ex-
tended through many years in our neigh
boring village, and his loss will be deeply
lelt in that community.
Rev. II. A. THOMPSON, D. D. Presi-
dent Of the Otterbein University, will ac-
eept our thanks for the annual cata-
logue for the Academical year ending
June I'd, which closes the twenty
eight year of this popular university.
The fret term for ls75-6 commences Au-
gust IL, 1875.
by notice to contractors it will be seen
that our Grand Rapids neighbors propose
to put up school building that will be
credit to the enterprise of the citizens of
that village. 1t is to be two-story brick,
with all the modern improvements. The
plan and specifications were drawn by Mr..
DAVID DONALDSON. The cost of the build
ing, when completed, will be from $4,000
to $4,000.
Mr.. j. F. FLEMING is determined
on pleasing and accommodating his pat
rons so far as a strict attention to their
wants will do SO. Besides his call cards
distributed among the business men, which
are found to he a great convenience, he de-
sires ms to state that orders left with Mr..
EMMETT WEST, at PECK, HAMILTON Co.'S,
or with Mr.. C. B. SHEPLER, at the Depot,
will receive prompt attention.
MIR. JoHN WALTER is now receiving
fresh supply of Groceries which are Sc
lected to suit the wants of this market.
lie has also fitted up Ice Cream Rooms in
connection with his Grocery, and is pre-
pared to serve customers with an excellent
quality OF lee Cream and Lemonade at
all hours during day and evening. Z
Special Term Of COurt.-Judge PHI
LARS has ordered special term of the
Court of Common Pleas to lie held at Bow
ling Green, commencing at o'clock a. NJ.
Tuesday, July 20, 1875, for TIA. hearing OF
Civil cases only.
Beer ana BIoOd.-ThoMAs WARREN,