Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-07-16

for sale Enquire of +. E. IIoLLENBEcK
--Messrs A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO. have
loaded two vessels within the past weel
with l25,OOO slaves.
J -Grain Cradles, Forks, and other harv
est implements can be found in abundance
at NoRToN's Hardware.
Mr.. ]. F. FLEMING has found it nee.
e'sary 10 put on the second Express wagon,
there being TOO much business for one.
"A fresh supply of new apples, cabbage
cucumbers and other garden vegetables re.
eeived at IIGLLADRAND's this morning.
The surviving members of the old. 6sth
Q. V. |. anticipate pleasant time at their
first reunion at Napoleon, on the 22d inst.
For Groceries of all kinds, fresh and
at reasonable prices, go to Mr.. q. W.
CREPs. See his new advertisement in this
issue.
Letters remain uncalled for at the
postotice for the following persons: c.
w. Dunn, Mr.. HelnIbrick and A. G. Stew
ems.
Two more vessel loads of lumber from
the Michigan Pineries, for Messrs. PECK
HAMILTON & Co., have taken up good
portion of the dock.
Mr.. f. D. Lock, engineer OH the RUBY,
cut watermelon on the return OF the ex-
curson from Detroit on Sunday last, and
it was not buttered, either.
just quit grumbling about hard times,
pay your small debts and you will be sur
prlsed at the result And your creditors
will be surprised too.
-WASTED-To exchange 10 ares Of
! good tillable land near town for house
and lot in town. Enquire of
F. r. MILLER.
PERRYsBURG, July s, 1875. u
Mr.. OWEN BLAcKMoRE is tnruing out
some very fine specimens of harness from
his shop. lie is fine workman and we
are glad to know that his merit and ener-
gy is being appreciated.
MIR. o, S. BURaEss, of Webster town.
ship, informs lis that the growing crops
are very promising in that township. lie
has near forty acres of corn that he can
not now reach the top, andi he is a tall
man.
A postal card from a friend at Hull
Prairie, informs us that game OF base
ball was played there on Saturday last
baween nine from Haskins and nire
from Hull Prairie, in which the latter 90.
''socoped by six talles.
A string OF buggies containing "sweet
sixteens passed through town on Friday
last, which was mistaken for funeral pro-
cession. On inquiry it was ascertained TO
be picnic party given by Miss EMMA
PIERCE to her school.
People who are mean enough to steal
the flowers from a cemetery, would steal
the silver screws and trimmings from
cofhn.- ARtrTp Gazette.
That's so--ah, worse, they would lick the
butter from a sick nigger's fritter.
A report has gained credenco that
Mrs. DELLA Mills, was going to give up
her class in music and go east for her
health. We are authorized to state that
the report is incorrect, and that the class
will receive her attention as heretofore.
Toledo is in peck of trouble about
her water works. The supply is more than
sufficient for the quality. The filtering
beds are failure and the city will prob
ably be taxed to the tune OF 100000 or
Sl51,000 more to secure what they want.
-Messrs. WHITNEY & CuRRIER, of To
lelo, presented a handsome Malodeon to
the Young Mems Christian Association, TO
be usel in the Sabbath services held in the
County Jail for the benefit of the prison
ers.. 1t was used on Sunday, July 4th for
the first time.
The Sentinel has returned to its first
love and is again "barking at that hoe"
although il has been demonstrated again |
and ngain that there is nothing in it. 1t
is as persistent as BEECHER's dog and as
slow in learning the true state and condi- |
tion Of things.
The Sentinel assumes that Il denunciG- |
tion of its malevolence and falsehoods was
an attack upon Bowling Green. We were !
not aware that the Sentinel man constituted |
the shire town of Wood county. We |
would suggest 20 our neighbor to read the
fable of the frog and the OK.
The races set for four days this week
at the Toledo Driving Park. came to an |
abrupt termination on Wednesday, the sec
ond day, owing to misunderstanding, or
an understanding of the true situation.
There were quite q large number of orses
entered and the attendance was fair for
he first two days.
We are informed that the Belville
Ridge and Fostoria Cornet Bands intend
to have joint excursion to Crosse Isle,
Detroit, or some other lake port at an early
day. We can assure them that an excur-
sion on the Ruby to the above named places
is frst-eass entertainment, to which
many others will testify.
The little daughter of Mr.. JAS. P.
AvERITL had two fingers badly bruised
and mashed in the cogwheels of straw
cutter on Friday last. She is only three
years old, but was thoughtful enongh 10
cut some hay for her uncle FRANKS hor-
SEE, believing he would be tired when he
came home. II is thought the fingers can
be healed without any deformity.
If the Toledo ReUieO and the Demoeraf
have proper regard for law and ORDER
they should support Mayor MARX in his
enforcement of the "cow ordinance, cor IL
they think the law wrong they should la
borfor its repeal. An official OF the present