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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-13
NerejnG dikuyzdani.

Sister Clara, o. s. b., Carrolten, New
Orleans, La. 4 isseabssf
Jeikoz vase bnrske kap
ky melon u mne ale in iinych osob.s vs.
te6nym ,Itinkem SO nemiHuly, nemohu il
mace, nezli vysloviti leku tomu a yynalez
ci ieho llznani sve Il 2adan vas spolu, ably
iste mnc op6t 20 lahyi zaslal. suaof
Mozi mnohlmi iinyini syfdectsimi oh
drzeli isme pred kratken psan od pana
Petra Sestera, Plymontbu, Ind, ktere
uliazuic, ze hamhnieke kapky dra' Koe-
niga neicn phi malycb chorobach- dobfe
pdsobi, ale ze tehdy = ,icinkem svym
Sc neminoo, kde hmehi lGkafske pfesta-
va. Ilamburske kapky man2elkh moi
ouplne pozdrayily. 'Jfz delsii cas- byla
trapena dnon (gichtem). Tn isem Sc do
zvtdtl hambursk}ch kapkach a konpil
isen ic pro nj e6ru nelitnin toho, nebot
zena Sc cdividhG icpsila konecne SO dpl-
ne uzdravila. ~ ''.t' - I'i'''. =
! Pan u.citel Mich. Yung, Brady's
Bend, Pa, pise: -
zkoISel iscm vase hambnrske kapky
pti iedne ,ptilezitoati Y mesteckn Xelie,
n Y. q styrznji ma tomto miste, ze vse
co Mich ynoyinach chyalneho Sc povfda,
jest pravdive pref ,vdm hodny odbyt
ri ne talk k vasciiu jako ku pfosptclu tr-
picich. - :. -
Al Pod Z ovaqil 2 aspolp yysyedeeni
dayam pfanim, ably vsichn ! ~, r ma
hledu pfisli, ze Ora AL, Konrada Augs-
bnrske kapky .neliepsil lex jsou, ap mne
| " same boleni blayy, hueeni V dssii'ch a
nee(huf ! jidlp zaAnaly, iak@qi mon chot
cd zqludefnieh kfeei sllaaPostii tiyd .,ba-
iyilyr nf aaoi ..i Jan Grodoysky,si
I,daefy 9la.a Chatamstr. westsajd.
Cd dlouheho casu trpel isem ma zdcpu
ID nezazivrosta a kdyz jsem zbyteche znac
/ ne peiiez lekafdm vyhazel, poradiI 9r.ns
nekdo, abycii zknsi dra Ang.. Koeniga
Ha,hbnrske kapky. Ponenahlyn alc sta
lynn iich uziVanim jsem konecne nplne 50
\ 4pozdravii. ltadinh tedy kazde,nu, komu
ma jeho zdravi ispoie pen6z zaIezi, ably
ln6inil .jakoja a konpil 81 fecene kapky.
/ busJ Q Sc t L fell er, Chicago, Ills.
lHfEftTt H-ytF freuf
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-13

Sbor Budivoj hrati bnde nedei
25. cerycncc krasnou Schillerovu truchlo.
hru ,,Ouklady laska."
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-13
Mistni zpraVy.
tDOZOrntni.

In pficinou truchiivych zprav Czech
o tezkych zivelnich pohromach, lenz mas
teprvt dnesni dopoledni postou dosly, mu-
sely isme nektor6 clanky, zaslana, telegra
ticke earopskc zvlaste mistni zpraVy
poodloziti cslu pfistimu. Redakce
Mistrovsk6 dilo Tvirce Jest lidsky obli
6ei. Jaka skoda, ieli zohyzden oSklivym
uhry, bukami, nadory a .iinou yyrazenI
non, ktera obyGeine pGsobenim povttrnC
sti ma kdzi Sc vyrazi. Nejlepsi prostfedel
k zachovani obli6eje bez poskvrny jsor
.dra.Augusta X g g a h m bur r
k e kapky.
Ceska zalozna bude odbYvati pd
letni yalnou schazi M den IS Gervence
deset hodin dopoledne, nechf Sc vsichn
udove dostavl.
Jmenem zalozny
NJ Krelfl. w. Sadransk
starosta. zapisniI;
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Ufadovna NEST. mefice.
City Hall cislo 7.
Cleveland, O, /. teryence 1S7


Cleveland, O, l. tervence 1875
Ozn 4 IN eni
Rada pro opravy ma We sve (lfadovne
pl6ny specifikace pfipraveny k ma
hlednuti prozkoumani vylozepy, ma
stavbu stoky = ulici Church, mezi State a
Hanover str.
Jest pfani, ably SO stoka nadimenova-
ne ulici, nezi udanymi body, lined sta
vela.
Rada vysleohne vsechny, iichz Sc tyee
12. Gee. 3 hodiny odpoedne We sv6 t.
iadovne.
Jmenem rady
B + NJ orse. NEST. m9fiG
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Frant. Safranek.
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Antlreas Wadl.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
Another Lie Nalled-JO. Nuten
Still on Duty.

Ed. JoURNAL:-It has been charged
that the people Of Perrysburg sent SO TO
Belville Ridge, MS donation to the Band,
and permit me to say here, in behalf of
the Belville Ridge Band, that they never
received one cent of money from such
source. Furthermore, do not believe
there was dollar sent out here for any
such purpose. 1t is also charged that af-
ter the citizens of Perrysburg had made
this present OF $40, that they (the Band)
had gone back on Perrysburg and voted
against removal. As to how the boys vo-
ted, do not pretend to say, although
think ] know. But have they not right
to vote ms they please, the same as other
menY ! am led to the conclusion that
some designing wretch has circulated this
report with view to injure the reputation
OF our Band but 1t may not have the de-
sired effect Then let me say, once for
all, that the members of the Band deny,
emphdticaHG having received any money
from Perrysburg, in the manner above
mentioned and the ddstardly cuss who
started that report had better have been
reading his Bible-if he has one.
By-the-way, what has become of Joe
Newton since he made the remarkable
VI AioOV -htygtIS NoiiilS III IeffYe- |
bnrg township. The last heard of poor
Joe he was away down near the Me. |
Crary Tavern, standing behind huge elm |
tree, an old musket in his hands, with the |
muEzle pointing northward and declaring !
TO each passer-by that tine Niggers had /
broken out in the north and that there had
about million of them passed through
Perrysburg and were on their way to b. g.
70 take possession of the county records, to
'emove them 10 that "castle in the air :"
md that he thought there would be about
100000 Of them detailed to charge on New
Baltimore and take possession of the In
eIprise Office. Joseph thought the colored
roops fought nobly during the late war,
md presume he is still Of the same opin-
on. can assure Joe that he can return
D his home aud that the colored troopa
nil not molest him. lie had better not
tand picket too long, down there.
An old friend who voted against remov-
J, told me yesterday that B. q. was going
D deiea the 'iection; that Joe Newton said
here had 5000 or 1000 Niggers came up '
-om Tledo and voted three or four times G
piece, and that every devil on 'em voted
'r the Perrysburg Court House.
] am in hopes, Mr.. Editor, thatthis cru :
war will soon be over, and that peace
nd good will may reign throughout the
myth and breadth Of Wood county,
OBEDIAH. q
DELyILLE RIDoE, Oct. 10, 1875. s
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
K. CowDEN,
Cor. Ssc'y Ohio S. S. Union
ITEMS FROM WEST MILL GROVE.

EDITOR JOURNAL On the 18th inst.
the first votes were cast by colored residents
of this township since It was organized.
Our mutual friend, J. Z. Leslie, intends
shortly to enlarge his paper, the Wampum
(Pa.) QUiwr. Good.
Rev. Mr.. Bulger lectured IN this place
on Sunday, the 10th instant, agreeable to
request of his friends in this place. His
subject was "The Sabbath" designed ex-
press y TO prove that the first day of the
week" is " the Sabbath" The members of
the Seven-D Day Adventist church who re-
side here hearing of this sent for one of
their ministers-Rev. Mr.. Butler-who
short time ago assisted in holding series
OF religious meetings in this place-and
it was with difficulty that place of wor-
ship was secured for him. Religious ex-
citement, at present, runs high. Some
OF the members of the churches here
have signiied their intention to withdraw.
and join the Adventists. Although l am
not prophet or son of prophet, pre-
dict that the end is not yet. Let the Truth
conquer!
A deep gloom has been cast over this en-
tire community by the death of Hon. Abel
NJ. Corey who was formerly a resident of
this township. His family and relatives
have the heartfelt sympathy of all who
knew him.
Material for building calaboose is now
on the ground ready for use.
u. l.. Ketchum is making extensive
preparations for building hardware
store here.
A mild form of the epizootic has attack
ed all the horses and mules in this section
OF the country.
Not care of the so-called "bilious sick
stomach has been reported in this locality
tins season. GooDsPEED.
WEST MILL GROVE, October Is, 1875,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
THE CHAMPION ROORBACHIsT.

Probably to no one person, is Bowling
Green so deeply indebted for valuable ser
vices rendered on election day, as to JOSEPH
B. NEWTON. None others secured three
hundred votes for that village in one dav,
and so cheaply. In company with PAUL
BRowS, Mr.. NEWTON visited Toledo on
Monday prior to the election, no doubt
but with the view Of visiting the picket
posts there. In the evening both returned
10 Perrysburg and remained over night
and with others from B. q. detailed for The
purpose, were at the polls early in the
morning. On the arrival of fhe 7:l5 train
IN the morning Mr. n. boarded it and
started south with the roorbaeh that car
load OF "niggcrs" from Toledo had voted
at the Perrysburg polls. This report was
made at the polls at Haskins, Tontoganv
and Weston, and from there telegraphed TO
Custar, after which Mr.. n. returned 10
Perrysburg on the s:34 train and remained
all day. While this news was being circu.
lated along the line of the Railroad, curriers'
were sent out by private conveyance to the
central and eastern portions of the county
with substantially the same report--yaried
to suit the supposed creduIity of each To- |
eaiity and ranging from car load to 400 |
"niggcrE."
Now we ask the candid and honest yot-
ers of the county to inquire into this mat
ter. Was this not done to deceive and de-
fraud the voters, and create prejudice
against Perrysburg? Ifso, what isthe differ.
ence between this method OF obtaining votes
and that OF bribing orsiufling the ballot box?
1t Is estimated that this roorbach cost Per-
rysbnrg 100 votes in Milton, so in Weston.
70 In Tontogany, rs or more In Middleton.
and not less than 300 in the county, to saw
nothing Of the bitter feeling engendered
toward Perrysbnrg by the citizens through
out the county. When these facts are
properly weighed our citizens should at
least receive credit for treating Mr. NEW
TON with courtesy during the day:and
two nights that he remained with US. We
again ask, would Bowling Green have been
equally courteous under like circumstan.
oes?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
PULLMAN PALACE CARS

| Are run on all trains sr this rnad
This is the ONLY lime running these cars
between Chicago and st. Paul or Chicago and
| Milwaukee.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with The
Overland Sleepsrs on the Union Pacific Rail-
road Tor all points west Of the Missouri River.
On the arrival Of the trains from the e. st or
South. the trains Of The Chicago & North
Western Railway leave CHICAGO as follows:
For Council Bluff, Omaha aud CAT
li"rniH. Two through trains daily, with
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and SleepinR
Cars through 10 Council Blnfs.
For 81. Paul. and MINNEAPOLIS. Two
through trains daily, with Pullman Palace
cars attached on bith trains.
FER Green BnY'an Lake SuDerioT.
Two trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars
attached. and running through 10 Maranette.
For Milwaukee, Fonr through trains
daily Pullman Cars on night trains.
For WInona aud all pointsiR Minnesota
One throng daily.
For Dubuque. via Freeport, Two through
trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For Sioux City ard YanktOn, Two
trains daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Val
ley Junction.
For Lake Geneva. Fonr trains daily.
For Rockford. sterling, KenoshR,
JamesvIIie, and other points, you can have
from tw0 to ten trains daily.
For dates or InfoFmormation not Attainable /
from your home ticket agents, apply to
MARVIN HUGHITT, VIII, sTENNETT,
General Supt. Genl Pass. Agt. |
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
INDIGNATION !! MEETING !!
Arousei Ye Importers. Arouse!!,


On Wednesday last flaming poster !!
printed on red paper indicative of blood
and thunder posted by red-headed bill
poster with blood in his eye! cmanated
from Bowling Green! and was circulated
profusely about the county!!!
The SrEwART's having again succeeded
to the thronel through the aid o. the
merry Earl and Regent CLAY of Bowling
Green the sceptre has been welded and
in one fell swoop Three Thousand Free
men were deprived of their God.givcn
right the right of suffrage To arouse
the populace to the support of this stretch
OF brief authority the following appeal
is made!! We give the contents of the
poster in full minus the display lines
with the view of placing upon record 80
precious document and to assist in get
ting the matter before the people
Read, Freemen Read:
Rouse You voters Stand up and vim
dicate your rights Shall freemens rights
be trampled under foot by despots? A
peoples mass meeting of the legal voters
OF Wood County at Bowling Green, Ohio.
Friday, October 22d. Have we any rights
which bribe-givers, thieves and ballot-box
suffers are bound to respect? Is our cleo
tive franchise to be over-ridden Tam
many and Five Points outdone in our fair
County! Wood Countys fair name trailed
IN the dust by a gang of lawless scoun-
drels at Perrysburg, stufiing the ballot-box
with 1000 fraudulent votes? Turn outev-
erybody Everybody is invited, without
regard to politics or previous views on the
County seat question. And let the honest
voters and taxpayers of the County con-
slider what course shall be pursued for the
vindication OF their rights, and the pun
ishment of those who have so ruthlesslv
invaded them. By order Of the People.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
DIED.

JEHNlNGS.-On Tuesdny morning. Oct 10
1912 ot conSumptinn. at he residence Of he ,
Iather'in Perrysburg, Miss MARY A. jas.
NINGs, aged % years.
The deceased has been resident of Perrvs.
ourg Tor about three years past. during which
time she has been an active member Of the ME-
church and faithful! w1r er in the Sabbath
School. Through her kind and genial disno.
a'''on she had made friends Of all who knew
her. and who will deeply feel her loss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

The virtuous Toledo Commercial has
dropped out Of the Wood county fight
since the two Republican candidates for
State Senators have received their cerlif
Gates of election. Evidently it has forgot
ten the county seat contest in Lucas coun-
~, when Toledo, with only 500 legal vo-
ters, polled 5000 votes. 1t is said that all
OF Perrysburg and surrounding country
rallied to the support Of Maumee on that
occasion, but when they found that To-
ledo was importing voters by the boat loads
from Detroit, Cleveland, Buffalo, and 9TH
er points, they sent word down to Toledo,
thusly: "For Gods sake stop voting and
send in the returns we give it upW Mr..
WAGGoNER should remember these things,
be virtuous and he will be corresponding
ly happy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
To Sunday Schools,

The Sabbath Schools of Ohio are hereby
respectfully reminded that the State Sab
bath School Union kindly asked that each
school in the State, on tile first Sabbath in
September, give to the State Sabbath
School Union donation of at least ons
cent for each member of the school. Some
schools have responded nobIy, to whom
many thanks are due. Others, owing to
political excitement and other causes.
have neglected it. The Association still
looks to you, fellow-workers, for this much
needed help. Please collect and send to
the Treasurer, Mr.. Wm. NJ. Reid, Bucyrus,
Ohio, without unnecessary delay, if you
have not already done so.
K. CowDEN,
Cor. Ssc'y Ohio S. S. Union.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

There don't appear to be much limit 10
farm laborcr's hours. A man who has
been working for New Canaan farmer
putting in thirteen to sixteen hours day
quit on Saturday. whats the matter ,
don't you like the placer" asked the farm.
eF. 30 yes; | like the place we'll enoucb >
explained the hand "but the nights = 70
getting 80 long Pm afraid cant do n fulI
days work" The farmer smiled like an
invalid Danbury Ne,cs. ."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

On the day Of election telegram was
received from Fostoria at Republican head
quarters in Napoleon, stating that car
load OF voters had left the former to vote
in Henry county. Pickets were at once
stationed at Deshler and other points, but
no one crossed the line. The happy thought
then struck them that they were voting on
the removal Of the county seat in the south
part Of Wood county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

Uncle BILL ALLEN takes much pride and
satisfaction in saying, that in the whole
course Of his life he has done nothing or
said nothing which he now regrets or
would take back. lie might not own it
Just yet, but there is not a doubt but he
will curse the day that he adopted the Rag
Baby into his family. He had better
cling to his barren ideality" than have
Attempted TO raise such 4 child.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

Senator THOMAS F. BAYAED, Of North
Carolina, uttered n noble sentiment in q
speech at Raleigh, on Saturday. lie ask-
cd the people of that State, in 1876, ITO
act upon the principle that party trick
cry was not politics, but that duty to coun-
try was next TO devotion to God" Here is
a stake set for the coming politician, and a
happy suggestion to the elector to assist
him to reach it or fall by the wayside.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
Letters From Druggists.

THERE'S no case of Dyspepsia that GsEEN's
AUGUST FLOWER will not cure. Come to the
Drug Store Of A. r. CHAMPSEY and inquire
aboutit. lfyou suffer from Costiveness, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach. Indigestion. Liver
Complaint, or arrangement Of the stomach mr.
Liver try, 1t. Two or three doses will relieve
yon.
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRrP is now sold In
every town and city in the United States. We
nave not less than FIVE hundred letters from
Druggists sayingit is the best medicine they
ever sold for Consumption, Throat and Lung
Disease. Sample bottles Of both. 10 cents eacS
Regular size, rs cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
Pcice. Tlcentu. Firs Oents
Price, Toenty- Fire Ocnts.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERT Using
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Containing complete list " all the towns in
The Uhiied states. the Territnries and The Do-
mlnl"no' Canada, having a pG Gpd'ati N great
er than , OOJ according to the last census, to-
getheT with the names Of the newspapers hav-
my tie largest Incal circulation in each OF the
places named. Also, a catalogue Of newspa-
Pers which are recommended t. advertisers ~
giving great st value to prices chargrd. Al
So, u newspapers in the Cui,ed States and
CaDade printing over 5, 900 cnprs each issue
Also all the Religions, Agricultural, Scientific
and Mechanical Medical. Masonic, Juvenile,
Educational. Commercial, Insurance, Real Es-
tale, law. SP Hiing, Musical; Fashion and nth
rr special class j'nrntls; very cumPlrie lists.
Together with complete list ar over 800 Ger
man papers printed in the United States. Al
80. an ESSAY upnn alycr'is iue many tables ~
rhieS showing the cost nf Advertising IN rari-
nS ne "sp"Pers and everything which b,gin-
ner in advertising would like 10 know
Addiess, GEO r. ROWELL 4 co.
Al Park Row New York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
IN M EN- ORIAM.

MORSE.-At hiS residence on IN. p;Lo w.
nesday morning, October 20 1878 of con,;.
sed lever Willis W. MoasE. aged 81 wears.
months and days.
Again this community is called ,,or 10
mourn the loss Of one more of its pioneer. nd
an honest, worthy and highly respected ctizor.
The deceased was born 10 Harlinton. Litcb6.rd
county, Conn. In May, 1884, at the age IF 90
years, he came to the Maumee Valley and ID
Gated upon his present homestead. Being
among the early settlers he has endured all the
hardships incident to pioneer life, in which the
terllIe farms OF this county have been reclaim
edfrom the wilderness and Black Swamp. In
all the phases Of life Mr.. MoRsR has ever been
the same sslf-reinnt, genial, kind hearted
punctual, honest, n fact all the qualities to be
found IN the perfect man, patriotic citizen and
good neighbor. For many Years he WAS
faithful member Of the Evangelical church
and practiced the teachings Of the Golden RnIe.
The death of Mr. MoRsR is another exrm.
PlihcAtion that death loves a shining mark /"
The funeral services viii take place at the res
idence at 9o'clock this morning, after which
the remains will be taken to Wood vile for in
serment. The bereaved widow and family
have the sympathy OF very large circle Of
irends In their irreparable less.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

THE Leading American Newspaper"
Is ssuppled by local newsdealers TO residents in
Perrysburg on the arrival Of the fast mail
train from New York at J 80 ?. N. (sgven hours
earlier than ever before)
SnbscrlptiOn bV mail (postpaid), direct
from the Office, 81 per month 80 per year.
Address THE TRIBUNE, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
SAN FRANCISCO,

Sacramento, ORdeG Salt Lake CITY. Che
vsnne, Denver, Omaha, Lincnln, Council
Bluns, larkton, Si"ux City, Dubuque, Vino
ma: 81. Paul Duluth, Marquette, Green Bay.
Oshkosh, MadiSrn, Milwaukee, and all puints
west or northwest of Chicagn7
IT you wish the best travelling accOmmnAi-
tinns, yon will buy your tickets Ly this route
aud will take no other.
This popular route is unsurpassed fnr speed
comfort or safety. The Smooth. Wrll-Dhi-
lasted and Perfect Track of Steel Rails, West
inRhnuse Air Brakes, Miller's Safety Plat
fnTm and Couplers, the celebrated Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars. the Perfect Telegraph
system ofMnving Trains, the regularity with
which they run, the sdmirabls arrangement
Tor running Through Cars from G ChicA go 10 ali
points West, Nnrth and Northwest. secures to
passenger all the COMFORTS IN MODERN
RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

The Ne1ss warned the people of Wood
county that the Perrysburg managers in
tended to override the will of the voters
by the importation of outside men.-Neus.
The Ne'rs and Sentinel both warned the
people, two months ago--knowing the warn
Ing to be false-that Perrysburg had 500
negroes employed that they might vote
for removal. To confirm this report, the
roorbach was started that two car loads of
negroes were brought up from Toledo and
voted here,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22
Perrysburg Hotel Go.
SUBSCRIPTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Books have been opened for Subseripton
to the Capital Stock Of the Perrysbnrg Hole
Oompany Of Perry ysburg, Ohio. atthe ofHce o
Hssry Dodge, Attorney at-LaWinsaid village
OF Perrysburg
BY order Of
ia .Rheinfrank. n Ndrew Roach
James Pierce, He,ry Thornton
John @. Hoffman, Oh mems Leaf,
The Commissioner rs ma med u The eerii6est
Ihe0rPoration Of said Company.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

There is some desire to know what
was PAUL BRowN's unusual anxiety,
which induced him to offer II. II. DopoE
500, the day following the election, II he
(DoDeE) would furnish the number Of
votes cast at the Perrysburg polls. What
did Mr.. BRowN propo sc to do with this
information7
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-22

CAMPBELL.-At bis residence in BcUIipr
Gree n, October 9th, 1875, JouS CAMrBsLL,
The deceased was born in Perry connty, Pa.
October 2lsi, 1911, and served the penpIe Of
That county in Ihe capacity of Register and
Recorder before removing to Ohin. Onthe 26tb
oil January, 1861, Mr.. CAMPBELL came to
wood county and located with his family nj
Grand Rapids, (Ihen Gilendl. Tie held the
position OF Postmaster at Grand Rapids for A
number Of years, also was an Elder of the
Presbyterian church. Two years ago lie was
elected Recorder Of Wood county. a position
he filled very acceptAbly to his cunstitu-
ents up to the time Of his death.
Mr.. CAMPBELL was man Of ane business
qualifications, and universally esteemed By III
who knew hun, and was without an enemy, TO
our knowledge, in the county. His earthly re-
mains were Inferred in the Cemetery at Grand
Rapids. And thus another Of Wood couuty's
best men has passed from our midst.