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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08
RemIniscenoes or Old Settlers.

The Granger, whose editor partook OF
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. EDWARD
GonroN, of Bloom township furnishes the
following "reminiscences of their pioneer
life in Wood county:
Mr.. Gorton is a native of Massachusetts,
and his wife of Rhode Island. On their
marriage they determined to locate in the
West having Wood county a. their objec-
tive point. They came to PerrysLu"g in
1886 in the Commodore Perry which was
under tn, cor mand OF the late Captain ID.
wilkinson. Speculation was then rife in
Perrysburg, and town lots ran very high
MIR. Gorton determined TO leave the town
and locate in the country. After prospecting
a little he selected land in Bloom township,
being one OF its first settlers, having been
proceeded only by Jacob Flicking, John
McMahan and Samuel McCrory. The
sparse population may be apprchended
from the fact that there were only eleven
citizens resident in Bloom township at the
time il was organized The requisite num-
ber of twelve was made up by calling in
William Wiley from Hancock county.
Their first trip to their new home, dis
tance of twenty-five miles from Perrysburg,
took Just seven days.
When getting toward tho close OF their
tourney Mr.. G. went ahead with his OK
team, leaving his wife to follow on foot in
company with another lady and her hus-
band. 1t being toward the close of the
day. they got benighted and lost their way,
wandering in the swamps beyond Portage,
For the distance of two miles they passed
through water, which was often up to the
waist, 80 that they could scarcely keep
their feet. After much perseverance, they
manAged to get through most ptovidential-
ly. That was Mrs. Gortoti's first expert
ence in Wood county.
In those early days the people had to 60
to Miltonville to get their corn ground
which would frequently take five days in
going and coming. Frequently their ne
cessties were such that they had to resort
to the hand mill-stones to get food. Those
times, however. are happily past, but the
sufierings and trials of the old settlers will
not be forgotten. The land which then
was worth scarcely the price paid for II
81 25 per acre, is now worth from $40 to
$50 per acre, and when the system OF drain,
age in this county is complete, il will equal
in productiyeness the hest land in the ma
1 tion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08
FROM WEST MILL GROVE.


ED. Journal REV. Mr.. Brown (Con-
gregationaD is endeavoring to organize a
company Of singers for the Sabbath school
in his church in this place.
Mr.. N. p. Kinnaman, timer, has COM
menced business again in the shop lately
occupied by Mr.. William Huting. It is
rumored here that we are to have another
hardware store soon.
Early in the spring, number Of our boys
intend to start for the Great West. Uncle
Sam is rich enough to give each one farm
Messrs. Lenhart and Riser, our enterpris-
ing dealers in dry goo e, etc., are nov SELL
ing goods at greatly reduced prices. They
have also lat ,ly adopted the cash system.
There was Hop at Rosendale's Hall on
the eve. of the LIST inst A large number of
the disciples Of Terpsichore were in attend
ance.
Water is very scarce here yet A good
many wells have been dug and drilled in
this part of the county this winter.
The wheat sown in this section last fall
presents an unpromising appearance, gener-
ally. Owing to the continued dry weather
of last fall and this winter, and the absence
of snow many predict that the wheat crop
harvested in 1875 will be light.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08

Duly Initiated.--We learn from Com
missioner PIERCE that Commissioner CAR
REL elect, was duly initiated week before
last on Ditch No. IL. The fires which pre-
vailed during the dry season in November
destroyed about two and half miles Of
timber along the line Of this ditch in Jack
son township, and the subsequent wind
storms have not left tree standing for this
distance. The result is the ditch is filled
with fallen timber, which, with an accumu-
lation of sand in Liberty township will cost
near two thousand dollars to remove. The
three Commissioners were over five hours
in "cooning it," and crawling under and
over. this fallen timber for 2i miles, prov
ing rather rough initiation for the new
Commissioner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08
PERRY THOMAS,
S; D. WEsco1T, Com"
+. II. MILLER

TuE PnRENoLooIoIL JOURNAL AND LIFE IL
LrsrRArkD, for January, 1878, Is most prom
i,ing opening Of the sixtie,h v"lums Of this ev-
er-we'cone m,garine. Its contents, take the
list all through, furnishes INST VAluable read
ing. First iu order is sketch and a hne p"r-
trait Of PoStulstor General Jswsll; next
cheerful discussion Of a subjec, gloomy to mos
or us, entitled "Dsath without Pain" The
lively sketch Of "Tw1 Cdorei Bishops" will
be read and the portraits scanned with mulch iu-
terest; "Our Ears an their signinsanos " Ia
profusely Illustrated and worth study; Char
Iotte Cushm1n receives an Appreeiauve notice :
Tom H,pper'a expiticnes Nth Young pigs ~
well t.Id, and very fuGny . Cupid In me
School Room. +" shows np the Cn education idea
in a piduLnt light What Country III. read !,
or nf " The Cattle Interests of the uniiec
States must feel cOmprllsd to excl"im lh'n
sketches and essays folh'w on sneh suo)se's as
ImyhcNn Labor and American kinAnee nn
Emphasis, AID Etiquette THIS C"qnl" am
The Cnnne ctinn of Mind aud Bady Don Carlos
and the War in spain with Portraiisi The New
Year, elo.' beSides a department very r'eh IN
Answers 10 Correspondents, and The oes'
thonRhts Of oscasinRal writer's. Price ol ,ne
number IL 30 cents 4 years subscription 20. 30
with premium Address 5. X. WkLi+' sss
Broadway ~ y,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08
Communicated.
THE LAWYERS AND THE BIBLE.

Please don't laugh at the idea. Why
not2 Did you ever see the Bible in the
Court House? There are Blackstone and
Swan and volumes of statutes and decisions
of Courts, all in grand array, side by side.
These are the lawyers books-splendid
b b,oks, too! How they shape the destiny
OF poor mortals. See what q grip there is
- the law. 1t holds poor fellow. No
bar. Its aspect is meek enough now %
crafty any cynic. All! those books and
the sheriff and the Jail close BY, and the
penitentiary Il little further off, and the
Judge and the jury and the witness 8, and
thea pretty soon again the lawyers and the
books; or, we might say, the books and the
lawyers. The books seem to be playing
game with the lawyers, or the lawyers are
pId,Ine u uan,a with ,L- honLs-wh;oL :.
it? After n while--often times a great
while the shutting ccascs--the game is
up. Somebody's found trump. Twelve
z 1od men say that the prisoner at the bar
is not guilty. Why? Is he a murderer
Then why is he not guilty? He is guilty;
but he is not guilty in the exact manner
and form of the law. The proof was
abundant and perfectly satisfactory. The
prisoner at the bar is guilty OF killing a
man with foul intent and in cold blood.
Why was he not doomed TO be hung then
! Oh 4! it was little flaw in the indictment
| There was wrong letter used in spelling
| his name. So, on account of some technic-
al informa!ity, too small to be discovered
without the aid OF n microscopic eye, thou
sands OF criminals escape the hand Of jus
/ tiec.
Now, then, what is to be done? Cannot
another book be found to aid lawyers ir
the Interpretation Of the law? What would
be the result if the Bible should be placed
conspicuously over and above all law books
II members of the bar were required tC
study the Bible a. a necessary qualifica
ton before they were permitted to prac
tice? Let justice be done at all hazards
is the dictate OF humanity, which ought t.
contral the enactment and execution of civ
il law. We have already a law whicl
gives validity to note or a will, even il i
be verbally or formally defective. IT tn
wishes Of the testator and the obligator Cal
be found out, then there ought to be an en'
to quibbling. When an advocate pledge
himself to defend his client, he does no
bind himself to use deceit, or to utter false
hoods, or deliver his client out of, but rath
er into the hands of justice. In other words
to see that he is fairly or justly treated.
FRANK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08
IN MEMORIAM.

AT recent meeting Of Phoenix Lodge
No. 1913, F. & A. NJ, held at their hall on
Monday evening, January 4, 1875, the fol-
lowing resolutions Of respect to the memory
OF Bro. THOMAS GoRRILL were unanimous
ly adopted:
WHEREAs--After long and useful life
our Brother Thomas Gorrill has been called
from labor to refreshment; and,
WHEREAS This Brother of Phoenix
Lodge No. l23, F. & A. NJ, desire to bear fit
ting testimony to his worth Of character as a
man and Brother Mason therefore be it
Res lued-That in his genuine benevo-
lcnce and kindness Of heart he exemplitied
in his life one OF the noblest principles OF
our order.
ResoIred-That while we regret his loss
to u.s. we trust he has received the reward
of we'll spent life and has attained the per-
feet light OF endless day.
Resolped-That a copy OF these rcsolu-
tions, under the seal OF the Lodge, be fur
nished the family Of our deceased Brother
and that copy be furnished for publication
in the Pcrrysburg Journal and Buckey'
Granger.
PERRY THOMAS, !
S. d. WEscoTT, Committee.
F. r. MILLER,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08
Wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. Boschee's German Syr'
an was introduced in the UnFed States fron
Germany for the cure Of coaghs, severe Colds
aettled on the breast, Consumption and other
diseases Of the Throat aad Lungs. No medicire e
ever had such success. 400, 900 sample bat !,
slss have been distriSatsd every year for thru !;
4ears By Druggists in all psSts Of the United
Gtatss, and nearly issO letters from Druggists
are nov on our hs, saying that no other prep
ar.t,oa 10 their stores sells a. we'll aud gives
.ueb sxcsllest satisfaction. All we ask is Tor
you 10 20 10 your Druggist, A. r. ChAHPNEr'
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try III
regular size ID cents. sfss
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08

3. 8. COncert--The teachers and men,
bers of the Evangelical Sabbath School
have in preparation programme for
Concert, at their church, on Monday even
ing next, that promises to be highly enter
tanning to those who may favor them with
their patronage This School has made re-
markable progress in vocal art under t e
Instruction of DIR. CoNDIT, who is entitled
to much credit for his efforts to raise the
standard of this accomplishment in this
place. We petice a marked improvement
in the selection and in the execution of the
choir at the. VI. f. Church, under his leader
ship. ln the Concert to be given on Mon
day evering, msnibe7s from both Method
1st and Presbyterian choirs have volunteer
e | to take part. The object Of Iie Concert
is to raise funds for the laudablc purpose
of purchasing a library for the above
named school. The price of admission has
been PLACED at 25 cents for adults and Is
cents for children At this price, and for
this purpose, Tire house should be crowded
Tickets can be had at both Drug Stores
andat the Pcstoffice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08

A Remarkable Man.-Un Ter this head
a writsr in the Weston Audlanche furnishes
a very interesting sketch of SAMUEL De-
wEsE, ESQ.,, one OF she Pioneers of this coun-
ty, as follows:
There is man living in Weston town
ship, Wood county, Ohio, who is in some
respects a remarkable man for his day and
generation This man is Samuel Dewese,
ESQ, who was born in Bucks county, Penn
sylvania March 5th, 1903, consequently he
is eighty-twO years old. He was a soldier
in the war of 1912, under General Harrison
and Tor this service, in 1851, received land
Warrant which he located on land in section
81, of Weston township, where he has resi-
ded for twenty-four years. WHAT'S most re-
marx able, perhaps, about Mr.. Dewese, is
G,is extraordinary good memory, which is
! frequently the subject Of remark by those
faui;liariy acquainted with him. He can
relate scenes and incidents that occurred
more thar three score years ago, with Won
| derful miEglteness and accuracy. He is q
great talker and delights in relating stories
Of eaHy days. lie has labored hard in his
time, and has used tobacco since he wa.
nineteen years old. He is still active and
spry for a man of his years, and seldom, il
ever, has had a physician to attend him
when SICK prefering to let nature effect tho
cure. His standing weight for years hal
been 230 pounds. And last, but not least
is his progeny, which number in all one
hundred and twenty-nine, as follows: Eigh
teen children, ffty-eight grandchildren
and ffty-three great grandchildren. o
thess one hundred and two are still living
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-08

Flsh. for the Maumee. Hon. JOHN II.
KLrPPART, of Columbus, has received a
letter from the United States Fish Commits
sioner, rendering Ohio her share Of land
locked salmon, shsd and salt water salmon.
The lnnd-locked salmon will be placed
in the small lakes near Cleveland, and
the salt water 6sh will be placed in the
Maumee, Ml.kinsum, sciota and Miami
Rivers. This will be good news for the
fishermen of the Maumee Valley. Within
few years the riverr in this vicinity will
be stocked with the best Of fish, and there
will be sport along the Msumee.-Defance
Democrat.