Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-20
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merous this year than common.
-WANTED--To exchange 13 acres Of
good tillable land near town for house
and lot in town. Enquire Of
+. r. MILLER.
1t has roined with the greatest ease
for the past two or three weeks. Little
damage has been done, however.
The Floating Photograph Gallery Of
| w. NJ. CouRLIss is now at the Perrysburg
Dock where it will remain fifteen days.
"A letter for Mrs. II. F. Oliver, Chica-
| go, ILL.,, is held for postage, and postal
card without any address, at the post
office.
No animal shows stop at Bowling
| Green now. There IL an ex-Sherif out
there to whom they won't expose their
monkeys.
Ways Clothes Wringer - the best
| Wringer made. Those in need Of anv
will please examine them at NoRToN's
Hardware.
BY notice Of dissolution elsewhere. it
will he seen that Messrs. PECK, HAMII.-
TON 4 Co., desire a settlement Of all out
standing claims.
Mr. CAsEBEER has added materially
TO the appearance of Mr.. Z. CRAHKER's
residence, both outside and in, with the
paint brush.
The Sabbath School of the NJ. f.
Church dedicated the new hont this morn
ing with an excursion to Cooks Grove,
where they viii hold their annual picnic.
The ice.cream social given by the
Ladies' Centennial Society of the Prcsby-
terinn Church on Tuesday eve, was attend
ed with pleasure and financial success.
III onr Marshal will don his glasses
ne may discover several Aocks of geese in
the streets. A goose iso pretty bird, but
II looks best in mn enclosure.
slippery Charley" has thrown him
self before the Weston Avalanche, and those
who would see that smiling countenonce
once more, should seek the opportunity
Roon.
Another coupon added TO the matri-
monial bond. 1t is Harry HoroHKGss
who now walks with gallant step.
Weight, 10 lbs. We smoke on extra occa-
sions.
The Nereids now have their piles all
on the ground and ready for the new boat
house. Give them your encouragement
tonight and at the same time get the worth
OF your money.
The Hook & Ladder Co. have under
consideration the formation of another
Boat Club. We hope they will conclude
to do so and get boat ready by next
spring.
The annual basket picnic Of the Wood
County Patrons of Husbnndry, will be held
at Bowling Green on rext Tuesday, oath
inst. All members and their friends are
cordially invited.
MIR. 40" HILLADRANp is the first
in the market with frosh oysters. He also
teeps on hand fine lot Of fresh and salt
hsh. besides fine assortment Of fresh and
healthy vegetables. Take look at his
stock.
We had the pleasure Of attending the
annual reunion of Battery "H," lst Ohio
Artillery, at the old Court House, South
Toledo, yesterday. We will present some
facts concerning this organization next
week
We learn that fifteen couple, if not
more, from Toledo. will be present at the
Festival and Promenade Concert to lie Civ
en- by the Nereid Boat Club to night. Full
delegations from several surrounding towns
have also promised to be with us.
The Lake Side Camp Meeting, which
commenced on the 10th inst. ispronounccd
by those who were there to be grand sue
cess. On some days there were as high as
9 600 persons present, and the best of or
der prevailed.
Streets and alleys are public property
and no person has right to use them for
any other purpose than that for which they
were created, Besides, brush-heaps, log
piles, bonrd-pilcs, etc, do not look we'll in
the public thoroughfares.
rs it true that the County Printing
has hcon promised to NASHVILLE, EvERs
4 Co, as claimed by their friends? We
are not prepared to believe that our County
Auditor has made such a bargain with his
recent Democratic competitor.
The 3sth Reg't 0. V. /. will hold
their first reunion at Bryan, Ohio, on Sep
iember lst. The citizens alta public meet |
ing passed n resolution inviting all sur |
viving members Of the late war, and the |
wars previous, to participate.
1t is in the Shenandoah Valley, Vir-
r'nia, where the or 'ers now come from for
Mr.. ToLMAN'sgrape boxes. Several thous-
and two pound boxes OF "grape and can
iSter" might be picked in that valley,
but then thisis not the season for that kind |
Of fruit, and it is unhealthy anyway.
Those desiring Fall and Winter Cloth
ing cut and made up in city style, should
rell on Mr.. II. J. SToDARr, Merchant
reived his Fall and Winter STYLES and you |
will do well to call and examine them. |
See his advertisement in another column. |!
"A man by the name of STEWART was
severely hurt by his team running away |
evening. He was thrown from
the wagon on Indiana avenue, near the
Presbyterian church. An accident report |
er, with headquarters at the big elm tree.
ran command good salary by applying |
at this Office soon.
We have neglected to mention that
neat six column folio paper made its ap- |
pearance in East Toledo about three weeks
since. II supports the name OF The East
Side, TO whose interests il is devoted. Our
whIlom fiend, GEO. A. DARKE, is the edi-
Tor and proprietor. We wish him abun-
dant success.
Col. SHANNON is writing what purports
10 be a history of the county seat in this
county, for one of the Bowling Green pa
pers. II the Colonel would spice up his
history with certain scenes connected |
with the old Court House, with the de-
tails of which he is familiar, his historical
sketch might be made quite interesting.
"A package of valuable papers have