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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
LAvD DEPARTMENT
Wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. hosohss's German Syr
up Was Introduced in the United States from
Germ.uy for the cure Of Coughs, severe Colds
ss,tlpd on the breast, Consumption and other
diseases Of the Thrnst aud Lungs. No medcir e
ever had such q success. 800. 200 sample bot
ties hays been distributed every year for three
ys.rs BY Druggists in all paris Of the United
Statss. .'and nearly 1900 letters frnm Druggists
are now on our Gle, saying that no other prep.
aratian in their stores sells as we'll und grves
sueh excellent satisfaction. All We ask is for
you 70 70 TO your Druggist, A. r. CHAHrssr,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it;
ssgulaT sise Is cents. 21Ex
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
Boys, Heed This Many people seem t

Boys, Heed This Many people seem to
forget that character grows; that it is not
something to put on ready made, with wo-
manhood or manhood; but day by day,
with here little and there a little grows
with the growth and strengthens with the
strength, until good or bad, it becomes a
coat of mail. Look at man Of business,
prompt, reliable, conscientious, yet clear
headed and energetic. When do you sup
pose he developed these qualities? When
he was boy? Let us see the way in which
boy of ten years gets up in the morning
works, plays, studies, and we will tell you
just what kind Of man he will make. The
boy who is late at meals and late at school
stands poor chance of being prompt man.
The boy who negects his duties, be they ev-
er so small, and then excuse himself BY
saying forgot! / didn't think will
never be a reliable man. And the boy who
finds pleasure in the weaker things will
never be noble, generous, kind man a
gentleman.-Lima Democrat.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
(Wri'isn for lh, PsrrysburF Journai.j
a MOTlfER's LAMENT.
~ x1srI Z. aAsrtxos.

Oer sheif graves the willows knelllng,
A wild dirge 80 sad 70 hears;
Such moufHful tale seems telling.
OF those lost ones oh 20 dear
How they perished while defending
That dear flag oh loved 20 long;
Gould they see lie colors blending
With the rag of southern wrongf
Never never sooner perish
In it's bright folds circled round,
Than behold the flag so cherished
Trailed by traitors on the ground.
Now, oh willows, cease your sighing,
Ger their lonely graves 20 near,
Ye cannot case my hearts wild crying,
For my dead boys doubly dear.
Harki lonely bird Is trilling
Forth dirge no wild and deep;
Ev'ry note my hesrt-strings thrilling,
Makes the lone eyes sadly weep:
Savior thou hast kindly spoken,
"If weary heart doth bleed;
Thou wilt cherish, though broken
And q desolated reed"
Teach me, then, oh gentle Savior,
To take up my earthly cross;
To pursue thy way and favor,
Not to deem my treasures lost.
Teach me, Father, that in Heaven,
shall meet my loved ones gone
On before me to that haven,
Which Is one eternal dawn.
MAuMEE, January, 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

PsuitTy AIguss-The January number Of
the Poultry Aryusis before US brgb, aud clear
with two full page illustrations; one ofa VIII e
Holland Turkey as developed BY Currier, Of
Rockford. Ills, and the other pair If Black
Cochins bred bT Todd, Of 0hia. As the EI
Pasn Journal man would say, "we heartily
symPashiIe with tile Argue in i,s Efforts to i'm
prove the breeds Of 'heHs - that more eggs
NAV be produced per acre than at present, aud
that hens may be educated to 50 arran nge their
machinery As t. z ind out eggs 10 Winter when
we need them most" This Is not perhaps ex-
se'iy the missi"n of ,hs ArySs. but its publish.
srs say it is devoted to Poultry Interests, and
that every farmer oF mechanic wha keeps only
few fowls can learn enough from its pages 10
pay the years subscription. One dallar a year.
Specinen copy ten cents. MiLLKE & CLISroa.
Publishers, Pnlo, ILL.,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
The Story Of q PrlntIng Omce.-

The Story OF Q Printing OAlce.-
Bloomville is nice little village in Seneca
county, and like nll enterprising towns il
has its newspaper.
This newspapers first editor was named
Lockhart. The office including type,
presses, furniture, &c, cost about 5000. Mr.,
Lockhart was not a success, and a few
months ago ]. n. Lee became sole editor,
publisher and proprietor. Lee prospered a
few weeks, got married and run along un-
til he found it was poor job, when he ca
gerly sought a purchaser, and wanted to 60
at something else.
He found buyer in the person OF n
young genius named Davis who beats the
Jews on trade. How Davis got the Office
is thus told:
A year ago DAVIS wanted to be q tele-
graph operator and being economical he
expended 50 so in a small instrument and
undertook to teach himself. II was slow
work and in due time the telegraph aparat-
us was traded of, even up, for an old sorrcl
mare. The mare couldn't earn any money
and Davis looked around for another trade
Mr. Lee Of the Bloomville Enterprise was
also on the trade and he told his story to
the sorrel mare Davis. Both were anxious
for a trade and finally bargain was agreed
to, by which Mr.. Davis was TO turn his
mare over to lee and in return was to re
ceivc the whole Enterprise printing Office,
two or three reams of paper, furniture, q
good stove and $40 in money.
The trade was made and Mr.. Davis re-
allied handsomely on his original capital,
but like all lucky fellows he is not satisfied
and he now claims that Lee cheated him.
The Eatsrpriseis is still published in Bloom
ville.-DFdRos Democrat
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

BALLous NAeAzISE FOR FEBRrARY.-
nice number is BALLors 8 NAoAE:NE for Febru
srV, which is naw FOR sale at all the news de
pots In the country. Il coutsias a choice num5eI
Of stories. st. Valentine poetry and eDera vises
thrilling sea yarn, a stirring adventure b.
that sparkling writer, NJ. Quad, d the Detroit
Free Pres', six or eight domestic love stories
most Of them ending well. as all love stories
sh"ud end. vast amount ri miscella neou,
reading n"t 10 be found in any other ma ga rins
In the country. All subscribers receive prett,
chrnmo. and more appropriate present could
not he mad" than years Subscription IN BAL
LoU's Mao AxiSE or the AMERICAN UNION
Published by Thomas 4 Talbot. 36 Bromdelj
Street, Boston. Only 81 60 a year, postpaid
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That Gal.

This may answer some up country editor
but we amt that kind
Complexion clear as polished wax;
Her tongue as sharp as carpet taeka;
Her ewes a dark, bsw itching blue;
Her Voiee 10 pure and high timed too
Her nsok's like Annie Lauris's sven;
Her words you'd love TO dwell upou
Her teeth 80 pearly, clear aud white,
You almust wish your ear she'd bite.
Toledo Blade.
We pass her along to Kinder--not our
Style.-PaTySblvg Journal.
We have sent her to Cal. Edminston.
We think she will suit the young man.
OndUd Sentinel.
You know we amt that kind of fell
low. Any sort Of girl will do us. Well
ship her to Long Bob McMurroy, of Wa
pax. The beer there will just everlasting
ly fix her complexion. Lima Gaaette.
Send her to the Sweet-lsnd Of Clyde, or
Bro. Ham-(h)er Of the Bellvue GazCtte.
They'll take care of her-1Din Star.
Send her on the span Handle 4. r." to
Bowling Green, Baker Of the Democrat hss
a sweet tooth.--Weston AralaMeke.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

The Merry Bells.-The twelve inches
Of snow that was evenly spread upon the
earth's surface hercabout on Sunday night
last, has made excellent sleighing for the
week, andh with Lthe mild and beautiful
moonlight nights the time has not passed
by unimproved. .Slcighing parties have
been out every might, first tolBowling Green,
the Empire House and other points Day
light is being thoroughly improved by all
who have'teams and hauling OF various
kinds to do. Horse flesh is compelled to
earn its way 80 far this week, and the pros
poets are good for continuation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
Missouri, Kanaa. & Texas Railway

This pisussr iinS of Railway " the Great
SHuthWsst starting ait Dies from HaOni-
bai, No., where it eoaHses with the uuuer-
Gus u ses OF Railway from the q aud North }
slso from the EJsst city OF 81. L"uI', where
ell iass fron the East. North aud South make
direct eoassetions With their through trains
And the esuutrv through whieh IL passes 10 the
hasst IN the 0lnba. viz: Through Csntrai
Missouri, Southsra Kansas and the Indian Ma
tisu 10 Texas, whore Il connects with the Ores /
Trunk line Of Texas (the Houston and Tsrss
Ceztrai a'v.l which. with its numsrnu. branch
q end eouueetions, utfrrs the traveller short
sr. quicker aud c"sssqusn'iy cheaper route to
reach the most important prints in the empire
Of the South west. Through trains thorough
sauippsd with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Westinghouse Air Brake aud all the modern
csnvtnisrcss Of Railway travelling, leave Han
aiLsi and a.. Louis d.iIy running through Ia
Huus,ou, Texas. without chang. of cars. Then
With their branch line from Junction City
K.asss, which trsv-rsss the whole length OF
the beautiful Nsoshn Valley and connects with
chs main line At Parsons. Kan, and their ar
saagsmsnis With connecting lines from Kansas
Gil, for the travel from the Grra, Northwest.
sruly 10 can be said of il, lis the Great lmeri-
eau ThosouGhfsre. The s-.
LAvD DEPA RTMENT
or this road have for sale along the line or
Road 10 the Great Nsosho Valley, over ONE
MILLION AcEss of Choies Faruiug, Fruit and
Stock Lsuds, on ten years credit, at Low
RATES. They ofer great inducements for the
year 1873, for eolnnss aud families 90 settls on
shsir laads. Special Low rates for transporta- :
tion, Aias msPs. time cards and all information
can be had by addressing the General Psssen-
ger Department, Sedalia, No.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
A Bit Of Romance In the Ohio Pen
itentiary.

A remarkable case Of true love has come
to light in the Peniten,iary, that has ro.
mantle twinge about it. In May, 1873,
Thomas Mills and Annie Mcfarland we're
sent to prison from Licking county for bur
glary, under the same sentence. Not long
since, the women asked guard about
Thomas, wanting to know how soon he
would get out On inquiry of her, 1t was
found that they we're engaged to be married
before coming TO the prison, and that she
was no. really guilty OF burglary, but plead
ed guilty that she might be allowed to suf-
fer with her lover. She told the guard that
il Thomas was still true to her, she would
marry him when they got out. Thomas
was interviewed, and he was still true to his
Anna. The prison authorities were moved
bv the situation, and allowed them an in
ter'iew, which is said to have been quite an
eftecting scene. Their terms expire on the
same day-Saturday, January 81, 1875. 1t
has been arranged at their own request to
hold the ceremony in the prison chapel on
the day Of the discharge The Chaplain
will perform the ceremony. The twain
will start out free again, as one flesh, after
two years confinement within the same
walls, with but one interview during that
time. 1t may be added that both have been
exemplary prisoners.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22


From the Van Vert papers we learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. Harker have lost seven
children BY diptheria in the last two
months.
The next term OF the Northwestern
Normal School will commence ut Fostoria
on Tuesday, February 9th. Its succcs. is
pronounced fixed facts +"
WILLIAM HoLr, w. b. DICKS, ST., and
THOMAS woLFrNoER, all prominent citi.
zens Of Maumee City, have been followed
10 the grave this week.
Miss LIMA EMcn has removed her
Millinery and Dressmaking establishment
into ID. LUCAS Block, where she will be
pleased to see her customers. sod
Eighteen inches OF ice upon the sur
face Of the river has much to do toward
making the bridge between here and Maui
NEE free one. Everybody fcels free to
pass around it.
AT the beginning Of last year there were
thirty-two military companies in the State.
During the year four have been disbanded.
There have been organized since November,
1873, twelve infantry companies.
From an e,t.m iie Il rmed it is claimed
that million and halfebushels Of corn
have alrea ly been shipped out of Wood
county this season-and they are only just
commencing to ship. This was good sea-
son for corn.
Mr.. ]. d. Monroe, Freight Agent of
the d. & NJ. Road, has given notice to the
Board Of Trade Of Toledo, that after Janu-
ary Goth the D. & NJ. company will take 6S
pounds OF ear corn for the bushel instead
of 50 pounds, as heretofore.
"A gallant school boy's toast: "The
girls May they add charity to beauty,
subtract envy from friendship, multiply
gcniel affections, divide time by industry
and recreation, reduce scandal to its lowest
denomination, and raise virtue to its high
est power"
I'm justice 10 Mr.. Ross, OF Bowling
Green, and those who were hauling ice for
him last week, we will state that none of
them were engaged in emptying dishes of
provisions upon the tableclo,h while at din
ner at the Exchange Hotel in this place.
1t was anot.er party.
ARTHUR DONALDSON, HENRY Ron
ERTsoN and ERNEST MILLER made sur
.yey few days since and set stakes for
three-quarte7 mile course for rowing pur-
poses when the season opens in the spring.
The course extends from the mill dock to
the ash heap at the upper end Of the big
orchard. The course is longer on the ice
than it formerly was in the water.
S. s. Lesson.--The following is the
Sabbath School Lesson for next Sabbath,
as arranged by the International Commits
sion, and adopted by all Evangelical de-
nominations throughout the world: =.
Preparation for Conquest. Joshua V.
Q-15
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

MONEY 60 Loan The Psrrysburg SaV
:ass d Lnan Association are prepared 10 loan
mnnsy on shor; timO. At as reasonable rates a.
sss be obiAined in this vicinity. Persons wish
tag 10 borrow will do we'll tn give them q call.
=. d. WEsTcoTT. Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given thst the partnership
hitherto existing between Bloomfield e. Hotch.
kiss, has his dav been dis "nlvsd by mutua
c"nseut. All persons knowing them.sles ip
debted, or having claims. will pl Ease call and
settle the same with either of tho firm. Tie
business will be continued bv Harry \. Hotck.
kiss. ]. A. BLooHFIELD,
II. ). HorchKiss.
January l6, 1878.
To nv former patrons ] sbseriuliy reenm
mend Ar. Hotchkiss Ms good, reliable sn,
Thorough workman. and worthy Of their pa
irOna2e. IA BLooNFITLb
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sisas aad Dsshisr Aoeemnsdatlon. A /.

~ FIgutFa ta WtaVy tyPs luuNeEVe MeeUuk
auA Passing Puints.
Tee res tadicste St.tinss a. which Traius
a uG s"6s "A Fuu Stop uu q Signal.
r. n. SHORT, President, CineinnaIi.
l.. WILLIAMS Genr Sur.
J. n. wELLsR. Asst Stunt.
Jas. n. MossnH, ,Grnl Freight Agt Toledo.
CALVIN EHkPLHR. Agent. PeTrTsburE.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

Personnl.-M. A. ..TRowBRIDGE, Esq,
returned yesterday from a two weeks va
cation from business, the time being spent
in New York and Boston.
Mr.. GEO P. POWERS was visiting friend
and home on the fo.epart OF this week. lie
reports the drug business in Fos;oiia in a
hourishing condition.
We were pleased to see our whilom friend
CHAN. A. NoRToN, of Fremont, at the
Ma asonic Banquet last evening.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
THE LAWYERS AND THE BIBLE.

| Ma. EDTToR:-I notice in the Journal
some structures on the practice Of lawyers
over the nom de plume Of Frank" and "Nat."
am one of those who believe that the
practice of law is a grand profession, and
that there can be found among lawyers
some of the noblest men and greatest states-
men the world has ever seen. Furthermore
do not believe that there is necessarily
anything dcmoralizing in the practice oflaw.
Consequently ] am not ready to cast over
that honorable body Of men to the tender
mercies of diabalers. Most of our laws are
the dictates of humanity, and are In unison
with il they are not founded upon the teach
ings of the Bible. Therefore, the laws do
distinctly repudiate and condemn whatever
is contrary to justice. And, furthermore.
see no impropriety whatever in placing
the Bible in the Court House, where 1t
should, as we'll as everywhere else, receive
the highest Difference. The practice Of
those lawyers who suppose that they are
bound BY sacred obligation to deliver
criminals out Of the hands of justice, can
neAer be defended by true methods
agreement For such practice defeats
the acknowledged claims Of justice The
law holds of right every man innocent un.
til he is proved to be guilty. This is one
OF its grandest features. Now it is the bust
ness of the lawyer to see that no innocent
man suffers. This is the lawyers legitimate
business. And it is Of all professions the
nobleH, and in the present state of the
world when there are so many conflicting
interests-so many violent and unreatrain-
ed persons, it is one of the most difficult
prof, lions, requiring the most profound
and widest range Of knowledge, ombined
with the most accurate and practical genius.
II Is not individuals alone who are guilty Of
crimes. Whole communities, and even ma
lions are often guilty Of crime that make
the eRrs of those who hear thereof to tingle
Whole neighborhoods become panic-strick-
On and imagine ten thousand things that
have no foundation save in an over-excited
and fr ,nzied brain. The lawyer needs to
silt out all that ID false, TO gather up the
truth and zee to it, that neither passion or
prejudice sway the scales of justice. When
both the lawyers for the plaintiff and the de-
fendant make it the highest aim under the
most sacred obligation to secure for each
and all parties the simple and true admin
istration Of justice, judgement and mercy,
according to the teachings of the Bible, our
criminal courts and the community will OBJ
tain needed relief. DrFA.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

Last Evening Of the OratorIo Of Est.
hef.--The hopes Of those who wished for a
good house for the Oratorio Of Esther on
Saturday evening were destined to fall TO
the ground, a. the attendance was but light.
Il Is thought that $500 will not make good
the amount which the proceeds Of the three
evenings fall behind the expenses, a loss
which, II We are correctly Informed, falls
upon The Pastor of the Third Prcsbyte-
rian' church, for the benefit Of which the
Oratoria was brought out. Without doubt
nothing In the amateur performance given
IN this City for long time have succeeded,
II u has equaled the success with which
those having parts and especially those hav-
ing the whole in charge, put Il upon the
stage. On Saturday evening there was no
dimiuiahing Of the previous ease, or success,
unless 10 the tightening Of the chorusses,
some OF the heaviest voices having with.
drawn, including the Misses Warner, Of
Tontogany. II Is due to state that Mr.. II.
q. Conditr of that place, whose place ne
Mordecai" was taken by Mr.. A. w. Glea-
con, withdrew on his own request on ac-
count Of poor health. The unfortunate re-
sult, financially, IL certainly to be regretted
in view Of an entertainment Of such superb
or Commercial.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

Puts on the Harness.-The new editor
of the Weston -4raldnche, in his Salutatt- :
ry," puts OH the editorial harness with all
the assurance of one of JOSH Billings favcr-
lite animals. But, as he is "huma,," others
may be at fault us much as himself to find
any "o6jeci"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

An honest farmer being asked why he
did not subscribe for newspaper explain
ed: because my father, when he died,
left me \ good many newspapers, and !
have i.ot read them through yet"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

= IL nov prepared 10 do
General Repairing.
Will Bore out Army Rides aud make
them into Shot Guns, and Repair all
kinds Of guRs.
Will II pair Sewing Machines.
wiz Clan and Repair Clocks, and war
rant th, m 10 run we'll, or no pay.
VIII Repair Locks Of all kinds, Safes,
20. Scales Cleaned and Repaired.
VIII Grind and Hone RAzors, also grind
and repair Shears.
Will make Patterns for Castings, or any
other work that Is dlfficult 70 get done
elsewhere.
AL work well done, or No Pay.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

] vant to Ko on the rail roadt cars,
Right svaT ouff to PhiIadelphse,
l dinks you will findl dot blaee
In one shtnte of Psnnsylvanee,
Unt when you got me in dot town,
Vedder I pc dhrunk or seller.
Al der Blnekley Hospital let me SHIT p,
For dea I'll pc in clover.
Mine owners name ish Albertson,"
Nit Carrie" hiaced pefnrr:
A. Pnrtv-Iwn North Seventh Shireet,
You drop me in dat door
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M IH RIED.

UyTER-CARPEvrER On January le.
1873, at the residence of Richard willard. BY
Rev. N. be. Lnve. Mr. JoRL 8. HusrER
and Miss EAxA CARFRSTER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

Handsome Ceiling Mr.. CHARLES
STEVENS has just completed a ceiling in the
parlor of Mr.. A. RoAcA's residence, which
is a handsome piece of painting. 1t is
done in oil. lavender color, with a center
finished up in japanese, Stoco, with Italian
relief. The workmanship is that Of a
master hand in that line Of business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
Toledo's Debt.-The Auditor of Stats

Toledo's Debt.--The Auditor Of Stats
fOots up Toledo's Indebtedness 40 follows:
bands for general purposes .ss63 900
Banda Cor Water Works. s.............. 500 900
Honda for aating Indebtedness ....,.. % 900
Bonds for Toledo g. wOodvilIs ~ 80. $4,000
Total .....''.''.'.s...... Isl ,9li, ,0Oe
The above amount docs not include the
second series Of Water Works bonds for
s50O,O00.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. H. CURRIER.
WHITNEY q CURRIER.
Csauas,ora aad jsbbsTs Of
Pianos and Organs,
STOOLS, &C.
"PALACE OF MUSIC"
III summit Street, TOLEDO, o.

~. n. CURRIER, nav located in Per-
yysburK, will Tune and Repair Musical lnstru-
H,ents Of all kinds. Those desiring his
services should leave orders at the Post darr,
PsrrysburE, Ohio. HI
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

Dissolution Elsewhere We publish Il .
notice of dissolution Of co-partnership,
which has existed for year past between
J. A. BLOOMFIELD and HARRY s. HoTcH-
KISS, Painters, Grainers, Calciminers, &c.
Il is an old saying, that the proof Of the
pudding is in the eating. The work Of these
two young gentlemen during the past Sc; :
son, upon the residence Of DR.. HAMILTON,
+. X. MILLER, L. NJ. HUNT, Judge Cook
and many Others, is the best recommends
tion for them as skilled workmen that can
be produced. While We regret to lose
Johnny" from this firm, we are pleased T.
learn that the business will be continued by
Mr.. HorcHKIss. Az an evidence that the
firm have been prOspered n their bunnss'
relations, We viii state that their books
show 2,450 worth Of work turned out dur
ing the year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-01-22

Yung man, politsness il kard that yu
kan allwuss pla and not make emmy mis-
take. II will almost win on = hornet or q
mule.