Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ApvEnTIsEmRN %.
Single copies ofthe JOURNAL csnb be ha do
Mr.. r. d. Ross, at the POslOfice.

Mr.. e. d. Ross, at the Postofhce.
The Bee is publishing the Greonback
Platform instead Of HALLS speech, now.
General Cox is doing good service on
the stump in the Southern part OF the
State.
--ADvERTIsED LETTERS :--Jno. s.Bolls,
Rosa Keller, Jas. IL. ogle, Clinton Wait,
(sheep droyer).
A letter addressed TO Gregor Geibcl,
Millersville, Sandusky Co., o., is held for
postage at the postofIice. a.
The Blade very appropriately sums sp
the work Of the Campaign Liar in an ar
ticle copied elsewhere in this paper.
The NJ. e. Social at the residence Of
Mr.. w. J. DENIsoN on Friday night last,
was la rgely attended and a very pleasant
affair.
--Stephan's brewery was sold on Satur-
day by Sheriff Moore for $37 ,450, and not
$34,S50 as published in the big dailies.
Cheap as dirt-it only cost $3.50, 900.
We learn by postal card ordering
the JOURNAL changed to Monroe, Mich,
that Hon. III. L. WooD has removed TO his
handsome farm in that vicinity.
Cider is very abundant, npplc-butter
is the order of the day, and children are
learning how to suck the contents Of bar
rel through n straw.
A "bce-tree" was found in the edge
of Ottawa county, on the land Of Mr.
Powers, Perrysburg, the other day, which,
upon being cut down, yielded some eighty
pounds of wild hOney.-Bee.
--Mcssrs DRowN & HARMS, proprietors
OF the Hydraulic, are making preparations
10 complete the Hydraulic from the Hoe
Factory to the Eureka Mill. Teams for
this purpose are to be put on tomorrow.
The Centennial seems to have reduced
the vote OF Perrysburg township rather
more than any other township of the
county. They will be back in time 10 vote
at another county seat election.
The heavy rain which commenced
last S ,bbath evening, had the effect To strip
shade trees of their foliage and give a
bleak appearance to the outer world not in
the least calculated to please the admirers
OF Autumnal beauties.
We publish to-day, the National Re-
publican ticket in full. See that your ticket
compares with 1t when you 60 10 the polls.
Guard against every species of fraud from
whatever source it may come.
In Common Pleas Court at Napoleon
this week the boy Hollingshcad who muir
dered Walters a few years sgo, plead guilty
to granddaughter and was sentenced by
Judge Lalty to seven years in the penitcn-
tiary.-Defanee Democrat.
We understand that the Schooner
1faumee Valley has been chartered for one
trip yet this fall, to carry suttler supplies
to the head of navigation on Salt river, for
SITTING BULL and other reformers. The
cargo will consist of two parts Jersey
Lightning" and one part army muskets,
suitable for hunting niggers.
Mr.. W. J. DENIsoN traded for very
handsome yacht in Toledo, and the prop
erty was delivered at the river bank in
front of his residence yesterday. 1t is a
little late in the season for boating, but
probably il is intended for the Salt river
trade which is to be reopened and re
formed week after next.
--Befnre voting the Democratic ticket
there is another thing We would like to
know. Wewould like to know ifthey intend
to make the general government pay fol
bridges burned by rebel troops, to keep the
Union army from following them up tee
closely tor comfort to themselves.
The usual Saturday night mattinee'
among the Saloons, resulted in almost .
tragedy last Saturday night about II
o'clock in MoRsEs Saloon OIL Front street
THOMAS WALTER was beat up terribly
and is lying nt the point Of death, and
Benz. SwIGART received severe knif,
wound in the chest.
-WM. CROOK, Esq, represented Pho
nix Lodge, +. &. A. NJ. at the annual meet
ing of the Grand Lodge OF the State a
Columbus last week, and reports the dis
cussion by the delegates over the recogni
ton of the c0lored Grand Lodge as excit
ing and interesting. h part of the pro
ccedings will be found on the first page o
this paper.
Mr.. WM. p. FoRD has been accused 0
voting the Democratic ticket at the lns
election, and in communication to tn
JOURNAL desires IFS to publicly brand i
as n willful and malicious lie. lie say
he is "a Republican because that part,
gave liberty and equal rights to ever,
man, regardless OF race or color" whicl
is substantial view TO take OF the ques
ton.
Before trying any other remedy fol
your aches and pains, let lis induce you t.
buy bottle of ''LAwsoN's CURATIVE
and give 1t a fair trial according to direc
tions, and our word for it you will aeve
be without it in your family.
II isa positive cure for allying pain an,
inflammation in Wounds, Bruises, Lame Back
lSuOllen Joints, Headache, Neuralgia, dc.
: is sold by all dealers IN medicine ut 81 o.
per bottle.
Mr.. WM. II. WooD, Secretary of tn
Wood County Agricultural Society, in
forms uS that it was Mrs, J. H.. KUDEF
who took the fret premium on butter a
the County Fair, instead Of Mr.. ]. Q.WADI
Our mistake occurred from Mr.. WADE
namo appearing in the Premium lis
. which seems TO have been given out to tn
. two rival Agricultural papers, the Sentin'
and Granger, before it had been revise