Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-06
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to commence at Cleveland on the 18th Of
September.
Citizens from B. G. delight in a ride
in the H. A. Hamilton. They have no
barges out there.
Who watched the weather more than
the Ncreid Boat Club did during the fore
part OF tho week?
There is a man in Fostoria who sup
ports his family by soliciting washing for
his wife to do.
The eighth annual reunion Of the 10th
o. v. Cavalry will be held at Kelley's Is
land, August 25th.
The annual State Camp Meeting will
commence at Mansfield, August 18th, and
continue ten days.
Mr.. J. L. DOUGLAS is a proud father.
His step is gallant and his smile serene,
child like and bland.
The velocity Of the wind last Sunday
Was forty miles per hour, according to the
signal officers report.
Reports from all sections say that the
wind and rain storms have laid all the
corn and oats on the ground.
The "big time" anticipated at Maple
Grove, last Sunday, was failure, owing
10 the Inccmcncy of the weather.
If you wish to become acquainted
with the most popular air, smell the breath
of a person who has been eating onions.
-WANrEp-To exchange IS acres Of
good tilIable land near town for house
and lot in town. Enquire OF
F. K. MILLER.
Army worms, canvassing agents and
politics are what the farmers have to con-
tend with during the balance Of the sea-
son.
Remember that the steamer Ruby will
leave the Perrysburg dock to-day at 2
o'clock, to oblige those wishing to attend
the Regatta.
The Excelsior Reaper and Mower
Manufacturing Company, of Akron, has
made an assignment for the benefit of its
creditors.
A. G. WILLIAMS & Bro. have just re
ceived choice selection ot glassware,
queensware. &C., which will be sold at bot
tom prices.
The Nereids we're compelled to place
their barge from the boat house and take
il ashore in consequence of the high stage
Of the water.
The Postmaster at Defiance gives no.
tice that money orders can be issued at
that Office for Germany, Canada, England
and Wales.
From present indications the yield OF
rstatoes this season will be remembered as
among the largest ever known to the in
hnbitants of the northwest.
TRY EiinS Favoritc-you will hnd
it at A. G. WILLIAMS & Bios. This is a
superior soap for family and laundry use,
as many can testify who have tried it.
Which is the nuisance, the shade trees
along the sidewalk in front Of some of the
dwelling houses of the village, or the cows
that use them for stables?
PECK, HAMILTON & Co. received an
other invoice of pine lumber last week
Their yards are now full Of every quality
of lumber and builders will do we'll to
give them call.
The Enabling act is Icing circulated
in a con venient form, 80 that the citizens
of W ood county may be able to read and
reflect, between now and the time Of the
October election.
Out of 2Sl persons who applied tol
teachers certificates during the past year
only lS we're refused. On account OF the
scarcity of money, Is we're short 80 cents
-Fostorid H1rad.
Owing to the absence of the editor the
greater portion of this week several item
which should have appeared in this issu'
are necessarily omitted. They will receive
attention hereafter.
Mr.. WM. Crook moved his goods in
10 his new agricultural warehouse, on See
ond street, this week. This block present
a Ens appearance, filed, as it il, with al
kinds OF farming implements.
The peach crop in Maryland and Del
, aware is estimated at over eight millio
baskets. The crop Of other fruits is IC
ported good. This will account for til
orders received by Mr.. S. p. ToLMAN fror
thai quarter.
"A down-town resident OF Fremor
wants partner in the pie-plant business
1t takes four pounds OF sugar to Que pouu
Of pie-plant. lie wants the partner to lul
i nish the sugar, he being willing to inrnis
the plant aud divide the proceeds half an
half.
1t may be news to many that stampe
envelopes spoiled in directing may be n
deemed by taking them to your postma
ter, who will give you postage value Il
all misuirected Government envelopes an
a you lose nothing.
" | - nc army WoAm 70 hioNih5 SNN "~''@
= tation through large section of thiseoul
. try. and especially in this county. To Il
south of us they have been marching /
brigades, divisions and corps, destroying
field, then passing to the next. The extel
/. Of their damage can never be known.
= Many persons enquiring at the pos
Office will say upon receiving no letter
d "You needn't look among the papers,
: don't take any" We always pity sue
/ persons and their families. A family wit
:. out newspaper is like bread without al
salt, decidedly fat. just imagine fam
= ly without paper of any kind
Carpenters Of this place are all bu
on new buildings. One cannot be obtai
n .s.olo k.H 1axr ~ do 4