Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-08-13
to Rent.-AsHER COOK.


Store 70 Rent.-AsHER Cook. 6
The crop Of spring chickens is now
coming to market. The price averages
about so cents per quart.
We understand that the stave factory
lately burned at Millbury is to be rebuilt,
and upon more extensive scale.
The Lucas County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will give an excursion TO Detroit on
the Marine CITY on Tuesday next.
The Wnpuk Democrat warns farmers
to look out for humbug, calling itself the
"Canton Lightning Rod Company"
Those desiring to get clothing made in
Toledo, will find Mr.. A. II. BLACK, with
MABLEY, just the man to give them fits.
After a thorough test between the Sils-
by and Patterson Steam Fire Engines the
Bryan Council have purchased Patter-
son.
The personal property Of JOHN No
BILE, the man who murdered his wife at
Millbury, was disposed Of at auction on
Saturday last.
1t may not have any influence, but we
will state that the cisterns are all full Of
good soft water, and the growing crops are
nbundantly supplied with the same.
-WANTED-To exchange 10 acres of
good tillable land near town for house
and lot in town. Enquire of
+. II. MILLER.
Mr.. A. Roach has purchased of the
agent who wns here few days SINCE one
of the Kcndalville Ind. wind mills, which
lie is placing in position on his farm.
-MABLEY, the Ciothcr of Toledo, saws
if he can not sell his goods at the prices
now advertised, lie will give thcrl AWAY in
order to make roo for his fall stock OF
new goods.
We have just received five different
fonts Of the latest styles of Script type,
which enables us 10 satisfy the most fasti-
dious in note and letter heads, and blanks
OF all kinds.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the postofice for the week ending
August 18th: Mr.. Crosse (care Joseph
Barnes), Emma Carr, Sarah Shirey and
Mary Sawyer.
BY reference to notice Of the County
Board OF School Examiners, it will be seen
that the next examination of applicants
for teachers will be held at Bowling Green,
Sept. 7th.
The Messrs. CLAGUE BRos. put ON
board the schooner General Worth last week
10000 feet ofhiekory aud ash lumber. 1t
wasshiPped to Buffalo to be used in tlIe
manufacture OF PITT's Threshing Ma
chimes.
The Sentinel is rehashing it's stale ar
gnments (?) over and over again about
what it "believes " about a prisoner es-
Gaping from the Jail years ago. 1t should
have little respect for the intelligence
OF its readers.
--7.sn aitclnpt was maAc to bargIarize
the residence of f. HoLLENBEcK, ESQ,
about II o'clock last night, but the noise
at the wood shed door awoke the inmates,
and the midnight prowler made his exit
through the alley.
Two heavy rain storms visited this
section on Monday, and another passed to
the south on Tuesday evening, of which
Belville Ridge received the benefit. We
don'tqaarrel with our neighbors now when
they get shower of ram that we miss.
The team of Mr., JOSEPH SIMMONS
took fright while standing in from Mr..
SLETcH's harness shop on Monday and
ran away. They we're brought to sudden
halt by the big elm tree on the McCutchen-
vile road. The wagon was badly damag-
ed and one horse slightly injured.
The fourth and last number for 1875 of
VlcKs Floral Guide is ont. 1t is mainly
and appropriately devoted to tile culture
of hardy bulbs, such as endure the severest
winters without injury and furnish our
earliest and choicest spring flowers. il is
handsomely and appropriately illustrated.
The Decoration OF graves at the ceme-
terry has not altogether ceased yet. A tab
let containing some verses, which was fas-
tened to the tombstone Of JACKSON OAK
Woop, has been stolen or destroyed. Any
one possessing any Information concerning
the decoration will confer favor by in
forming Mrs. OAKwooD,
The iron bridge across the Hydraulic
M f,s Of o.. :.,~
thorough repairs. 4he structure WAS be-
coming feeble and dangerous for heavily
laden wagons, and the improvement win
be duly appreciated by the travelling pub
lic Mr.. ii. r. CHARLES is supervising
the work under the direction of Hon ii.
l.. WOoD.
Another Meat Market.-Mr. T. r,