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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

PeEsOnal.-Miss ALICE GEORGE has
closed her term of school at Potter Post
Office and is now at home.
The Rev. N. B. C. LOVE removed his
family to Wauseon on Wednesday. We
will give some statistics with reference to
his services here next week.
Our young friend G. C. TAYLoR has laid
aside all amusements and devotes about
four hours night and morning to the study
of medicine under DIR. HUME.
DIR. HUME returned from his parental
roof in Michigan, Thursday Of last week
having been detained there several DAYS
by sickness. He brought with him some
very fine specimens of Michigan apples
which adorns our sanctum.
We had the pleasure of meeting a mum.
Der of our young men on Tuesday, who
are attending college in other cities. The
most of them came home to deposit their
first ballot, and nearly every one voted the
Republican ticket straight.
Our young friend JOHN THOMPSON, who
has been studying Dentistry under DR.
CoNDrT, started for Cincinnati on Tuesday
evening, to attend course of lectures dur,
ing the winter in the Dental College OF
that city.
H. S. HANFoRD, Esq, now near eighty
years of age, called on us on Tuesday. He
is constant reader, keeps we'll posted on
the issues of the day. and took a lively
interest in this campaign. He was on his
road home, at Haskins, to put in an hon
est and intelligent vote for HAYES ant
honest money for all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
Destractton or the Presbyterian

Destruction OF the Presbyterian
Church EdIilce by Flre.-At 3 o'clock
yesterday morning the alarm Of fire was
sounded, and il was soon discovered that
the handsome church edifce Of the Presby-
terian Society Of this place was wrapped in
flames. The Hook s. Ladder and Engine
Companies we're soon on the ground, but
the scarcity Of water rendered the latter
unavailable. The ERE had gained such
headway that all hope Of saving the build
ing was abandoned, and efforts were directed
TO saving an much of the furniture as pos
sible. The organ, chandeliers, carpet and
the greater number Of the benches were
saved. But the large Sunday School Lii
brary, containing about 500 copies Of judi
ciously selected books, and catalogues,
with everything complete and conveniently
arranged, was totally consumed by the fire.
The ediice, but few weeks prior to the
fire, had been thoroughly re6tted, frescoed,
papered and vanished, at an expense Of
about 500, which the ladies of the Society
have been laboring industriously for over
n year to accumulate. The loss will be
severely felt by the Society, sit will reach
near $4,000, with an insurance of only
$1,000.
The building was used the evening pre-
vious for very pleasing musical enter
tainment by Professors PIxLEY aud GRAN
MS, but there was but very little fire in
the furnace, therefore, it is believed to be
the work of tramps or an incendiary.
There is no truth, however, in the report
circulated about a young man discovering
several men jump over the yard fence and
run toward the railroad, prior to the dis
coyery of the fire.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15


store to Rent-AsHER Cook. 6
--"when this cruel war is over" &C.,
what then7
We will publish the Premium List of
the Wood County Fair next week.
If our advertisers will forgive us for
neglecting them the past few weeks, we
will be equally magnanimous.
Letters remain in the Postofiice for
the following persons: Chss. Britten,
Laura Chatcer, JAS. Driskel. Josie Gosser.
-wANTED-To exchange 13 acres Of
good tillable land near town for house
and lot in town. Enquire of
F. r. MILLER.
Those desiring to get contracts for
ditching should consult the advertisement
of Commissioner PIERCE, in another col
umn.
DIR. A. s. CoNDTT has fitted up in
handsome style set of rooms in CRooK's
Block, and removed his Dental Office
there on Monday last.
Young men Of Wood county Re-
member that you had better leave few
shirts at home to be washed, should you
seek employment in other counties or
States.
"Put none but Americans on guard
tonight" was the watch-word at Bowling
Green on Tuesday when they sent out
"You're Liar" 10 guard the Maumee
bridge.
MFR. ROBINSON, Of the firm Of PArTER-
soN & Robinson, fruittree dealers Of Find
lay, is now in town. His advertisement
in this paper will explain for what he de-
sircs TO see you.
We have something less than mile
and half of display head lines and dis
play type, set to - ms Plea, which we
will rent at reasonable rates to those con-
tmplating engaging in a county seat con-
test.
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx will deliver
n lecture at the Opera House, Toledo, on
Monday evening next, on ABRAHAM LIN
COLIN. THEODORE Triton will also lee
ture in the same place Tuesday evening,
on "Iife Problems"
Tom Garry didn't bet on the right side,
therefore every morning at nine o'clock,
from now until November 1st, he will
have to wear linen coat from Perry to
Cherry street, no matter what may be the
state Of the weather. Rather queer bet!
Blade.
MARLEY has 40 much to tell in his
advertisement this week about the low
prices of clothing, that we have been some
what hampered in his corner of the paper
1t don't require but very little honest
money to get a.full suit of clothing at his
store. Read and see.
Would the people of Bowling Green
have tamely submitted, as did Perryaburg
on the day of election, to have fifteen or
twenty men from Perrysburg watching
their polls and guarding the roads and
bridges leading to that village? This is
a plain question for the Seat,nd and Neps
to answer.
We are credibly informed that there
were about 100 illegal votes polled in
Montgomery township on Tuesday but no
man dared to challenge one of them, and
it was only to endanger his life to acknowl-
edge that he was in favor of Perrysburg
for the county seat. Are we living in n
free country or not, is question that now
presents itself.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
The Political Outlook.

Just now there seems to be quite a stir
among party and statesmen in regard
to commercial, financial and social em-
barassments. The granl problem to be
solved is, in what way can these disorders,
so alarmingly and universally prevalent,
be remedied! We have already any
amount OF first rate eloquent preaching
In Massachusetts, the Ministers are as thick
as grasshoppers. There is no lack of costly
aud beautiful churches. The political par
ties, both the Democratic and Republican,
are piously vying with each other, to get
on TO a good platform. They outbid each
other in buying up votes ten to one. We
have plenty of money and the very best
burglar-proof safes and our lock-ups and
State Prisons are among the best in the
world. Some philosophers think ii we
could turn our greenbacks into hard money
that we might surely remedy these busi-
ness disorders, forgetting that the Bears
and Bulls OF Wall street have made gold
the basis of stock gambling for many years.
The Grsngers are trying to out-general
Vanderbilt and Scott, but have already
found out that there is such a thing as a
Granger's swindle. Maine has had her
Temperance law for many years. But
there are rum holes all through the State
and men go in and crawl out again. But
what shall We do? Raise more wheat ?
That is splendid stuff for speculators and
gamblers. Shall we enforce capital pun
ishment and increase our army and navy
In all ages those who control armies and
navies have been bought up with gold.
Man will do pretty much as he
pleases. Will he please be honest and
do right? Can anything be done in these
times? Who can change rogues into hon.
est menf Con-.
| CANDIES. Ne. Oct. l. 1875.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

Sudden Death.-A young man named
DAVID SwALLEY, who some time since nc
eepted employment as clerk in the Harl-
ware Store of PECK & HAMILTON, was
prostrated at the Exchange Hotel, on Nom
day evening with neuralgia of the stom-
ach. He suffered intense pain and rapidly
sank under it until FIVE o'clock last even
ing, when death relieved him of his suf-
fering. Drs. HAMILTON, HUME and MAN
VILE visited him during his illness, but
could not stay the insidious foe. His
brother, who is engaged in business at
FRED EAToN's, Toledo, was with him dur
ing the last two days of his illness, and
took his remains to Toledo ON the IL
o'clock last night. To-day the remains
will be taken to Plymouth, Ohio, the pa
rental no ,e, for interment.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

SCHOOL ERS'NOTICE.-
~ The meeting of the Boa I'd Of School Ex-
aminsTs for Wood CouutT, Ohi0, will be IS
allows:
Bowling Green, Tuesday, September 1875,
RULES.
The following rules ill he strictly enforced
AlleKamiuatiUns viii commend promptly a
O'clnck A. NJ, and closs Ai3 N.
Applicants must furnish themselves with pens
aud pencils, paper Only being furnished by the
Board.
In no case will mere than two six months GER
tifiontes be granted to the same applicant,
Applicants wIllbe required to fun nish eel
tiicates of Eond mor al character.
There will be no examination of apple to
exec pt az regulnr mcsfiHgs OF the Board.
No certificate will hereafter be ant-dnted to
cover time Iaughtpreyi0ns to examination.
BY order ot the Board.
Bowling Green, January l4Is74.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
LEGAL ADvERTISEM'NTs
IMPROVEMENT OF CO. ROAD.
MEETING OF VIEWERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to Edward Wood
~ ruf, William Perrin, G. G. Baird, Asher
Cook, Oliver Moars, j. ID. Pike, O, Porter, T..
j. Glenn, Earl W. Merry, J. Brandhovsr, G. B..
Kreps, Samuel McOrorey, George Lnskey, Ma
rion Bordeau, Samuel George, Sarah A. Dake,
William Parker, Z. J. FeaEles, Geo. W. Cap
pell, r. 8. Brown, Robert Wallace 81. Parker,
Isaac Sutton, J. D. Wallace, d. Williams, Sr.
D. Williams, Jr.. D. Davidson, Marietta Heu-
nessoy, G. NJ. Bell, A. W. Snover, b, Jansen,
e. G.inam, Mary A. Spilkner, J. Hemlnger,
Uritta A. Beard, G. 81 VauSiOkle, John Heck
ler, H. Lindemsyer, H. Hungary Abram Dali
ly, John Johnson, John Byers, Allen Cook, and
the non resident owners Of the following de-
scribed lands, tO-wit:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

BALLoU's MAGAZINE SoA NOVEMBER,
November number Of BAllou's Magazine ap-
pears in new type and with many new features.
ItisA popular magazine and enjoys large
circulation ), but it should be in the hands of
every family In the country for II is just what
Is wanted in household. The contents Of the
November number show q rare objection. The
January number will onmmenco the publica-
tion Of a new serial story by NJ. Quad, of the
Detroit Free Prsss, one OF the most popular aud
humorous writer's 10 the country. His court
scenes are read BY every one, aud most Of ths
are from his pen. Published by Thomss g.
Talbot, 20 Hawley 81, Boston, at 81 90 per
yeBr, postage paid.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

High board fences dividing neighboring
yards should always be gArnished with a
knot-hols or two. When a woman wants
to ascertain what is going ON in the next
yard, il is so much more satisfactory, and
less hazardous to peep through a knot-hole
than to climb upon an old barrel to look
over the fence.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
Death OF Rev. Abel NJ. COry-Loss OF
Strong Man to the NJ. E. Church,
and OF u Most Excellent Citizen.

The people of this section of the State
will receive with painful surprise the in
telIigence of the death of Rev. Abel NJ
Corey, which occurred at Delaware this
morning, about one o'clock. His long SER
vices in this country, his untiring devotion
to the cause of religion, his ability, and
his universal kindness had endeared him
to thousands of people. He entered the
ministry about 10 years ago, and spent
his entire ministerial life, with the excep-
ton Of the past year, in the counties in
this neighborhOod.
His first field of labor was in Napoleon
an neighborhood, he served successiveIy
at Bryan and neighborhood, Wauseon and
Ottokee Circuit, and at Broadway church,
this place. After serving the full limit in
the latter place and accomplishing great
deal of work for the church, he was trans
ferred to Richmond, Union county, one
year ago. While at Wauseon he was elect
ed to the legislature, where he served his
constituents very acceptably.
At the time of his death Mr.. Corey was
about 40 years of age. He had been twice
married, the last time to Miss Herbert.
He leaves four children; three by the first
and one by his second wife. His death
was caused by dysentery, which attacked
him on the 22d ult. At one time the dis
ease seemed to yield to the remedies en-
ployed, and the patient grew better. A
relapse occurred, and he died as stated
above, at the house of Professor W. G..
Williams.
There are few men in this section whose
death will be as widely regretted. lie
had the rare faculty of endearing to him
all with whom he came in contact, and al
though he took prominent part in move
ments @hichswere bitterly contested, there
are none, 1t is safe to say, who could cher
ish any hostility to him.-TJlei0 Bl1de
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

Teachers Institute. - The Wood
County Teachers Institute will be held at
Bowling Green, commencing on Monday
October 18th, 1874, at . o'clock P. NJ, and
continue in session, two weeks. Good in
structors have been engaged and every ef-
fort made to insure success.
The Teachers of the County are earnest
ly invited to attend.
JAMES +. KERR,
FRANK w. DUNN, Ex. Com.
ALBERT BRIsBIN,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

son Twp. Aug 1875 TWP Fundl 17E 50
Leonard Rush Imp RI % div \ int
on bond 23l5 - limp Rd Fund 20 so
j. II. Sohroder, for amount due
Freedom Twp Aug. 1875 twp fdl e54 55
Hannah Forester, Imp Rd 20 diy&
int on bond 2295 Imp. Rd. Fdl Ill 81
Hannah Forrest ter Imp Rd IS div a.
int on bond 22o4 -. limp Rd Fd.l 20 70
W. Buck, for amount due Milton
Center Sch dist a corp [Corp Ed 4s4 80
Jacob Mayer, for amount due Troy
Twp AuE 1875 see. Twp Fund 9l5 Is
d. >. Boyd, for amount due Portage
Twp Aug 1915. Twp Fund $50 T6
10 Samuel Mercer for amount due Lib
erty Twp Aug 1875. rwp Fund 1854 OF
10 Isaac Fay Tor, Tor repairing Road in
Henry Twp. .-.--. Co Rd Fund 6S 90
l3 Mallaly & Son, for tax refunded on
lots lO5 a LOG in N. Center (R'nfd ~ 90
l3 Wm. A. Sargent, for amount due
PortaSe Sch Corp Aug T5 10 Fl 303 81
IL Walter Davidson, Imp Rd 80 div a.
int on bond 1888 e. limp Rd Fdl IL so
IA N. P. skinner, for laud redemption
lot l0s Freoport -..l Kedsm'n Fdl 90
IA N. P. skinner, for land redemp'n sec
T 7R ~ W fRedemp'n Fdl ~ 81
IA N. p. skinner, Imp Rd 80 Int on
bond 221e ---..-. Imp Rd Fund.- 10 OF
10 Robert Householder, fnr labor on Rd
in Webster Twp Co Rd Fnndl %
on bond 1852 ...r.. limp Rd Fundl ISs 70
IL Geo Mercer, Imp Rd 20 div 4 int ON
bond 1901 -.- limp Rd Fundl II IL
Is VIM. Hood, Imp Rd SO div and int
on bond z3O2 -..- limp RI Fund IS II
Il N; Diebert, for work IN DayepporI
Road ----.----. 80. lCO Rd FUND.- %
u q. Grushelnn, for work on ditch 2l9
for henhet Of Rd T.. [Co Rd FUND.- ii rs
y JeIome MoCuioheon, Imp Rd 33 int
on bond 2359 .-- limp Rd FUND.- 10 25
lS Jacob Met1ger, Imp Ri 3j int on
bnnd 2249 80. Imp Rd Fund.- Is %
% j. B. Newtnn, Imp Rd 25 div int on
bond 1898 .-..-- limp Rd FUND.- II Fl
% j. y. Newton, Imp Rd rs div ana int
on bond 2242 -. Imp Rd Fund 13 go
sS d. G. Brobst, Imp Rd 20 div and int
on bond 23l9 ---- limp Rd FUND.- II 06
% chas. Tyler, for ditchng on ditch
2l9 go. $4,000. Co Rd Fund So SO
,s John Hoppers, for dtching on ditch
2ls ----- ----.- Go Road Fuudl 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
KIdneY DIficnlt[es.-Sneerl

Kidney DIficultIes.--Speer's Port
Grape Wine is one of the best diuretics
known, it acts on the kidneys, stimulating
and infusing in them new vigor and urges
them to throw from the system all the
worn out particles which il suffered to re-
main would poison the blood and create
disease. Every disease to certain extent
demands diuretic, every part of the sys-
tenn must be in working order to maintain
health and the kidneys especially are the
main avenues for the escape of poisons OF
the system. Physicians have, after strict
trial and due examination, found Speer's
Port Grape Wine to answer the purpose
admirably and recommend it in cases where
diuretic is needed. This wine is raised
in New Jersey, and sold by druggists gen.
orally.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

Alabama is holding Constitutional
Convention and one of the euriosities of
the Nineteenth century is this item in her
bill of rights:
"The people of this State accept as a
finally established fact that from the Fed
eral Union there can be no secession Of any
State"
Verify the world moves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
z5xEcUTOn,s NOTICE.

IA
The undersigned have been appointed Kx-
scutors nf the last will aud Testament Of Will
lard V. Way, late Of Wood eounty, Ohio, de-
reased. All persons interested will RUVorn
themselves accordingly.
JAMES W Ross,
ASHER COOK,
d. X. HoLLKNSScK.
Perrysburg Oct. 6, 1878. 1ScS7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

"I think I've seen you before, sir. You
are not Owen Smith ?" "Oh, yes, I'm
OWN Smith, and OWN Jones, and OWN
Brown, and OWN everybody"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

fTFigures in Heavy Type indicate Mestir
aud Passing Points.
Tas [Hl Indicate stations at which Trains
must onme to Full Stop on Signal.
+. n. SHORT, President, Cincinnsr.
j.. wILLtAHs Gent Supt.
J. II. WELLHR, Asst Supt.
Jas. r. .MoSSnE, Gent Freight Agt. Toledo
CALvIS JuEPLER, A gent, Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.

c1RREcTaD WEEKLY BY GILBERT REACH AND
JANIS P. .AvERILL.
PERRTsBuRG. August n, 1878.
Wheat 81 209I 30 Flour Tbbi ---- 81 90
Corn v 100 fbs .s56aeO Oats ..'''' ''.' 5000
do shelied ...6S0cT0 Rye .'.' .S5
Dressed Beef. -. 59G Glover seed W bus 90
Pork v Dbl -. Is 90 Chickens ~ ID st9IO
Hogs. 81 50@3 90 TurkeysR De- 10
Potatoes -. 40 Beans, Navy ..''Sl so
Dried apples ...... 10 Beans, Common 81 90
Butter ......... 1920 Lard -. '''' Iu(9 D
Eggs.. ........I5 Feathers .7501sO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

BY virtue of an order OF sale issued from
the Probate Court Of Wood County Ohio, I
will Ifl*r at Public Sale, on the premises on the
j0h day of October, at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon, the following desert bed real sstatO
as the property Of J. b. Wight, deceased, to-
wit:
Ths south half OF the south half Of the south-
east quarter Of sectinn number twentY-six t2e),
township number seven y north, range num-
brr twelve (12) east, in " e. o puty Chic, Gun
tanning fnrly acres more or less, free and unin-
clmbered of the dover interest Of Emma Wight.
widow nf said J. b. Wight, deceased.
Terms OF Sale: Ons-ihird cash in hand !;
"ne-thifd in one year ard ird in two
Years from day of sale. Deferred payne n4s
10 bear interest from the day Of sale, and TO be
secured by M"rgEge on said premises. AP.
praised at 81 $50.
W. l.. WIGHT,
Admir- of J. b. Wight, deceased.
Roar. DUKH, Au'y.
Datad August 81, 1875. 25dSo 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
30 WING GREEN q ToNTOGANY R. R
RUNNING TIME.

Bowling Green, Leave..7 AN, $50 p. n.
Bowling Green, Arrive. S:30A.M 3A6A5P.N
THutog my, Leave.... ..S A. NJ, 2:3O 6:l D P. ~
Toutogany, Arrive. 5:30 a. ~, l:30G6 P. n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
LOOAL MATTERs.
NEW ADvEHTIsEmENTs.
Ditch Sale james 2. Pierce.
Lawsop's Curative Lawson Chemical Co.

Single copies Of The JOURNAL can be had Of
Mr.. II. d. Ross, at The Pos,ofiee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15

In Milton twp. eleven built on Imp. Rd No. 40.
In Liberty do three do
In Webster twp. two built and one repaired.
10 Henry twp. one do
In the matter OF letting contract for con-
Btruetion of bridge over Portage River at
Houssholder's corners, Contracts for abut-
ments awarded to Sargent 4 Graham Of Luca 3
county. Bridge structure awarded to Smith
Bridge Company Of Toledo.
| certify the foregoing to be a correct alb
stract Of proceedings.
s. CASE. County Auditor.
q AL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-15
Ayers
Hair VSgOr,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which h at
once agrUsahla
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. H SoOn
RESTORES faded
or gray kair
to its 0riyiMGt
Mlor. eOikk kkA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-28
IfoaI alntifss.

(4s2 1b-l0O, thence from said beginning STAKE soun
nifty minutes east four hundred feet 10 STAKE III ,s
ueld thence north eighty s-fve degrees anu MY
minuts est, two hundred mud eighteen ieet anu
elRht-tenths OF foot to another stake In the neluh
a pout from which tue said southeast corner Oh the
aforesaid brick house, bears north twenty .sN ue.
grees and six minutes Yves thence from the lasl
mentioned stake north nifty minutes west, -four
hundred feet 10 stake by the post and rail- renee on
the southerly side of the ai resaid lane or ihiIh
road, from whi stake the south ast corner oI the
aforesaid brick building. bears norm Sixty tnree
degree and nfty- -eght minutes west anu IL nlstant
two hundred and seyeny-t feet AMI nhe-lenth oi
f,,ot thence from the last mentio ed stake 10y the
sou her,y side of SAID lane or farm road SCUM
dire and eighteen feet and eIght-tenths OF loot
to the place of beginning. Containing two acres oil
land and also the right OF way 20 the same over
the above mentioned lane or faim ronh, a 80 iue
property OF the said Anthony Reyboid, and wlthin
the limits of the said STATE. situated IN the above
mentioned County and Hundred. said lane or iarni
road leuling from the ab we described lot of land,
through the property of SAID nth ny keybod TO me
public road which leads from New Castle saint
Ge rges.
And that the said Anthony Reybold, owrer AMI
all other pers ms int rested In the said owe de-
scr bed lands and right OF way be and appear al Tue
May 4. rm next OF the said superior court IN ara
for New Castle County, at New Ca,tle, on Mol,iaY,
the seventeenth day Of May y eighteen hundred
and seventy -nve. and die their objections, II any
they have, to the proposed purchase.
and anixtd the se Al OF the sad superior
H.. ST. Court at New US le TIE eleventh day oi
January, A. ID. ilhteen hundred ana .ev-
lICHARD q. c. OPER,
jan244mw Prothonotary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-28

On motion of Mr.. Lambden the act creating q
Levy Court commissioner I or Gumboro hun.
dred WAS read q second time.
Mr.. Nowland reported the bill to incorporate
the vulcanized Fibre Company of Wilmington
which was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Todd presented several petitions for the
division of. Dover hundred into two separate
and distinct hundreds called East and West Do
yer, which was read and referred to q special
Committee of Messrs Todd, Briggs and Frame
Mr.. Voshell introduced bill to incorporate a
Beneficial Society by the name of Sons and
Daughters Of Smyrna which was read and re
ferred.
The rules being suspended on motion of Mr..
Lambden the bill providing for Levy Court
Commissioner for Gumboro' hundred was read
a third time and passed.
Petition, for divorce from Hannah Kitchens.
John G. Crumpton and Sarah @. Watson were
referred.
Mr.. Brosdaway moved that the petition OF
Martha W. Ellis, and Miranda A. Taylor, which
were refused reference to the regular
divorce committee be referred to special com
mittee which WAS agreed to, aud Messrs. Con-
we'll, Voshel and Broadway were appointed said
committee