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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-20

For through ticir;s please eai c1mpanys Oses sl5
af Sorisaat and I1GSros,cssts and depot Jersey city
ASK FOR nc KITS VIA EALTIMokE AND OHIO II. r.
CREEDNooR,
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCHES.
Scotland, Ireand Australia, Canada. aud America
September L. n and IA.
ANNUAL PRIZE CONTESTS.
Jual. short Range. Iaan & Raad. eating Champion,
Cavalry. oug Range. wimbledon cup Matches. &c.
September Is. 10. and 20.
RETURN MATCH
IEELAND AND AMERICA
THURSDAY. september q.
Daring dsys OF all above Matches. the LoSG ISLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY will run Trains TO and from CRIsD
MOOR follows:
Leave Long island City from Depot North of Ferry
1882. 0Oj 1905 a. m, ]. SOB gO5 1903 sos 7:Oi
From Depot south Ferry;
ogG 1855 1I.ss N l2oS 1856 1888 1885, $685. Gee.
6si5 y. N.
Returning Trains Crrednoor;
7a2 7.i5 s.t7 IIl5 II,25 N. 1882. 1915. 1s22, 2Af
sos, sac. $50, 53s. g. Gi2, csc, 7:l2, 7.S4 pm
Time between Long Leland City aid CroedmoOr only forty
(gOi minutes.
EXCURSION TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR,
Including Fcrrage ana crcoimcor and return.
and admssi 70 all parts Of the grounds.
Tickets for ie 81 Jaue.sp and sirh IT. Ferries and
at cS,coirs yrs,s ofces 7o5 2ie Broadway and
place.
Fcrryhcats laaye Scw-York Jsnrsip OF Chambers
st. thirsyfyc 3u Iautcs ami Sithst l.. r., tScHty 900
minuies prUgi6a. % dsnartHre ~ traiaA -
OENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY.
loot Of I45siJs % c.arSson,. FrtiFlt
''s''O" ''''' sdNsiEr ARuANGEIrNT
Commencing Juy 81. IsiG-leaye NcSfo'k loot Of I'D
90 @ W TS ,or Isaoa seyidgg. Gs'S5e 1,s,
barn IoitsNiie Ncr'a.' ~ eo'hr'is 81 Junction win
D. -. Lac =, an So @,s,: IA 'S, "a, y,,o.,pg,,,
b95 g. IA a0LSSg E1rEssa deiy Except ctIlsys'' iof
,Ss ~ C Ss. Al , iT Sar1b 6bIhE TaisGas
lowma. Wsosbsre. Posyii's, scranton. DEnNii'" Wal
ti0!.S a, H.-For Somgri.,e ara rlrpnuoa. -
Ma,ci Ch-ik. TSraaqua N5iancy City. UszrIon wiket
lprTc, kolnls Columbia Lancaster Epursia fniis1he
&i5 p 'iu|ESrm.,s fos Easron Bath M4uoh chank
100 p n.efor stioa'cys Hom;nig, Eas,oa, Allentown
aEd slagch Chuag connects Al junction WIN Dol Lack
'i:so D. n."FoI l5oneryli!c and Pennington
ia p aIEyrSiNS EXrRss. daily fo Easiou, Allentown
mauch Cbruk SiIl,sharrt fowGuda H''ApK ana liH'ts
HSls ieasC TO-, Of ClS-or st., Worth River $50 T9,
g05. 1905 1885 a. m. Los, 10 3sn $40, 30 b'iL
CanGcStion 4 liar by Ciul-g9s Ferry at jersey City
o' : ss 14r 2, a ag gS 20 e4a R p
Fo- ,ralra to local point, timetable "tsa ions
NEW-YCRK AND LONG BRANCH r. II.
A hhkxG hiL oct H o EEE ia d H. III; sdGhS
iTs e iags Of 81 Nh, iSiS; r I ~ ny las m s
o. M. Co.,. .,,ty. u ,sn -
All ilans run Long iiranr" ocean Grove. spnE Lake
stSGes 70 amt from feyport connect Maavan station
VIII! alI trains
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NEW-YCRk AND LONG BRANCH r. r..
All. RAIL LIKE BETWEEN NfWN0EK, LONG
BEhNCH OCEAN GROVE. SEA CHI. AEp SoUAN
IIe 1abc >r;f lE, 1876! Tans leave NcWhofE frOm
rot Of BJoriysi~ North River, al SlS' IIi5 A. M 4;i5
o..
an rams run Long liranrh. Ocean Grove, Spring Lake
Stage. to and from keyport Matswan station
VIII al
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Tickets for ls Jsuesp and Fast 3sih ~ Ferries and
Al " cstcoirs rs,s Ohees 785 2ie Broadway and
Pv!k place.
Fcrryhcats loaye NcNN0rk, JEmrslp foot OF Chambers
st. thirsyfyc 3u Iautcs ami Sithst l.. r., tScHty 900
mlnnias pruHlbl. % dEnAItnrc " trains.
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with Ulster and Delaware Railroad landing 2. IIlgh'
lard Falls West Point. Cornwall, Eewburgh Mariboro,
Milton, POnghkeepse and esopus. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornel leave every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday James
Baldwin Monday, Wednesday Friday sDring4t Pior a.
n. L.. Vt y. M.
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NORTHERN RAJ

Trains leave for EDglewOod, CosteT Permont and Nyac
$3.50 for all except NyacO. paAJ n l. 8 L. 4:45. 53
03O 73U D. aud SATURDAY nights only At 1880 Su
DAYS, 0 a. ana $50 y. m.
Nanuct, Spring Vail and MOnsey. z, 80 m $50 p
JNO. n. ABBOTT, 6en1 PaSs'r Agent, New York.
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EXCURSION TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR,
Including Fcrriagc Pare TO Crccdmcor and retur
and admission 70 All uaEt- OF the grounds
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L. TO BOSTON

EALL RIVER LINE
TO boston
AND ALL POINTS EAST
THE. WORLD RENOWNED sTEAHI-.s
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Prom Pier - North River foo; OF Murayst,
DAILY SUNDAYS June II to sept q inciusyc ~ m
rtets and Staers secured al principal tickes
on and pier and steamers. GEOKBE |. CONNOh
Gen Pass Aren't. BORDEN * LOWELL AgentS
sPECIAI NOTICF.-Fur the better accommodation OF
The inc casng travel this line, the magnificent ss:ni
er. OLD COLONY aud NEWPORT VIII D. ri.eed on t5ie
Touse IN addition o thc BRISTOL and PROyiDEGCE
commencing THURSDAY, sept. Z, leaving New ora 59lS
d..g any tfy Et
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Ohio and Miss VI
100 90 .bc. 2Tia
Han aud 81 Joseph
loo nc. So
Morris and Essex
3Ol..bcs3. ssh
100 .... $685.
2B.-.. 50. SSL
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NIONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE

EHONTCLAIR AND GREENWOOD LAKE
w PAfIWAY-Fsins leave foot CUrtIanctst. daily tSun
days oYcrptCd Greenwood Lake and stations
$50 and 4:3i y. For hONiNlAl a,n PA ~. 80,
and Tmctiare stations az D. % Il 3O $50 5aoO
csc $40 D. m Tor LITTLE Falls aud intermediate stations a
$50 .. H. i3O. $50. anh $50 Eos RinE"ood ana al
intermediate stations al S:SO y m
ConntNun and Other tickets may be obtained ~ oee IN
Jersey ity and "a. CauPsnyE Oee No ll3 Bo1fHay New
Yurt. ". J.. DOfWiN, rupcrinieidsn
AEW ROUTE TO BOSTON.--BOSTON AND
NEW-NgI.E AIR LIS H. % Hsiisg SaSTy fcH Ot'fT
Hae Ynogaof sosnera NJ ei ad most COM tist Tlang
rrTs f England Express trains leave Grand Cent
Depot Nddet0wn Wilmantic, Puan ana Boston ~ IL
For worcester Basion ptioui change Of oar at p m
,or N .iS,i, 1,, as Isi,. VIA Arr LINE
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n EHIGH YALLEY RAfLRnAD.

II
LAHRANGEMENT OF PASSESGj,H fRAINS Apfil 10
ls7GLfaye depots foot Of C"raHdt Hl'd ~
a NJ for Fssi0n, Bethlehem Allentown. hauCa thhnK
HazlcUn Beaver Meadow, MaLanOy tfy 'SheltuueAn Al
Carmel shamOkiu wlkesbarre PittsHn aAyre mira go
connecting trains for Ithaca Auburn, Rochester, Bar
faiO Niagara Falls. and the West.
:, EastOn Bethlehem, AllehoSh aihuci Ohubh'
Hale MabauOy CITY. SHenanGos llH'larTe IiitOh
&c, making close connections for Eeadlhs' Fo'ts' "a
Harrisburg. Mt, ,r.. -, ~,
Chunk Sicpping at all stations .
gSG n No. Night EEpress daily, for Easion bethlehem, Al
NsJch WikcsDarre Pttstol, Sayr'. Elnira.
Ithara Auburn, RochesteT Bunao NIAGARA FaS ana tao
Wcst. Pulhnan's Slec ing caacles attscE,Hi ,,.z
"'' ROis'r. H. SAYfE, Sup't. and Fog
General Office corner OF Church ald Cor
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
Wood Co. Sabbath School Institute

Wood Co. Sabbath School Institute.
will hold its annual meeting in the N. E.
Church. at Weston, Tuesday and WOdne sday,
June Goth and 3lst.
The following order of exercises has been
arranged;
Session-June goth. 3P.M.
LIST. Song Of Welcome, by Weston Sabbath
Schools.
"a. Scripture Lesson and Prayer, by Rev. "A.
G. Barnes.
Sd. Address OF Welcome, By l.. R. Parks,
Esq. Response by Rev. G. N. Thornton.
4th. Reading minutes Of last meeting, en-
rolf ng members, etc.
9th. Reports from various schools in at
tendance.
7th. Social meeting.
Second session at 71< O'Clock, Pm.
ddress -"The Sunday School. Its Origin
and Progress,"-b Rev. J. H. BethArds, fol-
lowed by general discussions, 10 Ave minute
speeches, and business meeting.
! Third session on Wednesday, June 2lst.
81 A. NJ, devotional exercises.
9A.M, Power of Purpose in the Sabbath
School Teachers Life, "bv Rev. James Bigham.
81 A. NJ, sabbath School Music" J. s.
Skinner. Esq.
loan "Hnw to Organize and Manage q
Sabbath school," by Rev q. W. Hill.
l0X An, "How Shall We Load the Young
to Christ f'by Rev. g. A. Adams.
Ii A. NJ, ,"EmbarasSmeuts Of Sabbath School
Work, aud How to Lessen Them" by J. "
Ross, Esq.
General discussion In Eve minute speeches
on all the above topics.
Fourth session. Pm.
"Proper Relation and Responsibility OF
Church Members to Sabbath School Work p
| by Rev. s. ID. Schafer.
| 2X M, Value and Manner Of Teach b ers'
Meeting" by Rev A. J. Hadley.
3P.N.' How Shall we Increase the Interest
and Attenda nee upon Sabbath Sch ool Work,
by Rev. j. W. Morrison.
81 Pm, "The Sabbath School Tsache
by Rev. J. D. Simms.
4P.M., "How to make the Sabbath School
Source Of Greater Spiritual Power" by Rev
job French.
Question Draw er and Business Meeting.
Fifth sessinn, 7lSP.M.
"Sabbath School Entertainments" By Rev
! ]. q, Hubbard.
SIN, international Lessons" by Rev. j
| i. Scntt.
81 P. NJ, "How to Have a Live Sabbatl
| School" by Rev. Dick worth.
All the Sabbath Schools in the county, or
CARNATIONS and workers of this great cause
are earnestly requested TO contrin mute to the in
terest and share in the privilege Of this occa
| sion.
1t is expected that the interest will be en-
hanced by the presence Of distinguished hell
| from abroad.
Entertainment will be provided for all wh'
may attend. A. G. BARNES, Pres't.
~ L. DONEuoE Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
LEGAL ADVERTTS'MTs.
SHEHIFF'S SALE


John YeAEor In wooS County. o..
f. C, Carroll, etal, Common Pleas.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued In ne
above entitled cause, by the CLERK Of tAS
Court Of Common Pleas, OF Wood county, Ohios
Ind to me directed and delivered, | will Offer tss
sale at public vendue, at the front door Of tAs
Court-house, in Bowling Green, on
Monday, JuIy 10th, A. d. 1915,
Between II aud IL O'Clock A. NJ, Of said day,
the efoilowing described real estate, to- wit;
Being parts Of 10 lots No. three hundred and
eighty-seven (3S7), and four hundred and aix
| 406l in the village Of Perry sburg, Wood
county, Ohio, commencing on the east sids Of
Louisiana Avenue, forty (45) feet south OF
| he northwest corner of said in-lot three hun
dred and eghty-seven (361i thence eastsVlI
st right angles with Louisiana Avenue and
parallel with Second (2d) street in said village
eiRhty-eight (66) feet; thence southerly and
parallel with said Louisiana Avenue twenty
four "a feet, aud thence westerly and parallel
with Second (2dl street, eighty eight (9Sl feet
| thence nOrtherly to the east line OF LouisiAnA
Avenue, twenty.four (24) feet 10 the place
Of beg inning, subject TO strip Of four ~ feet
wide of the easterly eud Of said lands foe the
uses Of an alley at the rear Of said PEenAlsea
and forming a part Of the alley which Tuns.
from Second (2d) street south, 10 . alley par
Allel Herewith, and which first mentioned alley
runs parallel with Louisiana Avenue, and slsS.
excepting a strip of the northwest corner Of
the land so described three t3) feet vide and
twenty (2Ol feet deep, to be used as stalr-way
TO the upper rooms OF the store occupied By
Frederick Yesger, situate on the premises lying
Immediately north of said above described
lands. Appraised at 1000.
Terms OF Sale-Caah.
CHAs. G. BAIRD, Sheriff.
J. R. TYLER, Pptas Atty,
| June 9Th, 1875, BeSl4 30
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
--Adueriised loitara, No

Advertised letters. Mollie Barnes
Lisy Forrt, G. A. Gee, Thos Hill (2), Han
nah Jones, Josa Sherwood.
The strawberry festival given by the
Ladies' Centennial Society Of the Presby-
terian church, on Thursday evening, was
In every respect success.
Judge Cook is preparing a most COM
prehensive Centennial History Of this
county. He has devoted much time to the
collection Of facts, and is now engaged in
arranging them in proper form for preser.
walton in the library of local historical col
lections at Washington.
To give ordinary water all the refresh
ing and invigorating qualities of sea water
sOft it till it hos a bouysnt feeling, which
shows how easy il is TO get up a buoyant
feeling. Salt will do il somtimes, but the
most effectual way of producing IL in the
family is to plant "Light Running Domes-
tic" square in front of the hearth-stone.
The steamer Spear will not be ready to
enter upon her line betweenP Perrysburg and
Toledo until next week. She is undergo
ing thorough repairs and will be "good as
new" when she steNms up. We hope to
see this enterprise literally encouraged,
since fine boat on the river is not only
convenient, but a source of pleasure to a
la rye class of people.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
-IondeIs. AT IIILLApRANp's.

-Lendels, at IIILLABRAND's.
-Cranberries, at IlfLLABRAND's.
-Mince Meat, at HrLLABRASDs.
Fresh Celery, at HILLARRAND's.
Apple Batter, at lIILLABnAND's.
Imported Noodles, at IIILLABRAND's
Salt and fresh fish, at HILLABRAND's
-Best'ifty cent Tea, at HILLABRAND's
Potatoes by the Car Load, at HILLA'
BRANDS.
Tub aud Canned Oysters, at HILLA
BRANDS.
Canned Fruit by the Case, at IIILLA
BRANDS.
-Turnips at twenty cents per Bushel, a
HILLABRAED's.
Go to HILLABRAND's, the Popula
Grocery, for your family supplies. The,
sell cheap for cash. Free delivery to al
parts OF the world.
Come one, come all,
In countless thung,
And bring yonr Butter
And Eggs along,
And buy your Groceries,
Cheap for Cash, at
HIH.ABRAND's,
Front ST., Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
(From The Akron Beaesn Of August 81
One Man p0war.

The peculiar result Of the vote in Wood
county, during the late gubernatorial elec-
ton has probably not been forgotten. The
action Of the Clerk and the canvassers in
throwing out the vote Of Perrysburg town
shipwas the origin of suit that was taken
to the Supreme Court, where decision
was reached several weeks ago.
The people Of the county we're voting upon
the question OF removing the county seat
from Bowling Green to Perrysburg. 1t was a
lively family fight, and every endeavor was
put forth to poll large vote, with the de-
sired effect. SO successful were tho man.
agers IN their work that it wa
charged that in one township the vote
exceeded its population. The clerk IN
counting the returns, threw out the vote of
this township and footed up the vote, ex-
Guiding it. The candidate for Iniirmary
Director, Mr.. NJ. G.. WETMoRE, received n
majority by counting the Perysburg vote,
but throwing it out, his opponent received
the majority. Mr.. w. supposed his REM
edy to lie in n mdndamus from the Supreme
Court, compelling the clerk to record the
full vote OF the county. Suit was accord
ingly instituted and resulted in the decis-
ion OF the Court that Mr.. w. must seek
his remedy in contested election. This
decision virtually put the election of a can.
didate to the mercy of the County Clerk
in event of like case. The Toledo Blade
in review Of the decision says:
"ln brief. il the Supreme Court will not COM
pei the County Clerk 10 perform the duties OF
his office in canvasSinR and recording the To-
Raly returned votes Of the county, are not the
electors at the mercy Of the Clerk2 May he
not elect any Of the candidates, and defeat any
OF them, at pleasure, where one township MAJ
be found that will give majority for his favor
lite Should Republican county have Dem.
.eratic Clel X, under this ruling o! the Supreme
| Court, and the means Of DELAY at command
would aconIsst avail anything p
We agree with the Blade in this In any
decision that looks to giving any single Of
ficer the power to reject the whole vote o.
county, by the elimination OF the vote o
a single township or precinct, is not right
forming precedent that is dangerous
Let some better way than this be found.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
THE AM ERIcAN PEOPLE.

No people In the wlrli suhsr as much with
Dyspepsia as Americans. Although years of
experience in m ,lioIne ha failed to accomplish
aesrt ,in an sure rsnsly for this disease aud
It's effects, such a. Spnf Stmic', IIea-, burn,
Water. brash. Sick Headache, Cosliyeness, bal
pitAllon Of the Hsari, Liver Complaint cunning
up Of the fnnd, low Spirits, general debility
etc., yet since the Introduction Of GREHS'r
AUousr FLOWER We believe there is M cas-
of failure reported. ca 10 y'ur Drnggih A
r. OuAnPSEY, and get a sample Bottle for 10
cents and Try u. Two d,'ses will relieve you
Regular sile rs cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16

Gone TO TOlcdO.-Our young friend
WIN. BLASKERrs, has again taken po-
sition in Mr.. A. NJ. CRAFTS popular one,
price Dry Goods House, l07 Summit street
Toledo. lie desires to have his friend'
and all who do trading in this line in To
edo, to call and see him.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
Perrysburg, May Is, 1876.

Musical Worid.-The MUSICAL WORLD
for May is at hand, and contains besides
seven pieces of music an usual amount Of
valuable reading matter. The arrange
ment otthe Anvil Chorus, from II Trova-
tore, avg Lucia d Lammermoor, in this
iti,ho| it Nh musical family can afford to be
copiessf fifteen cents. Subscription price
81 SO per year. Address the publishers,
IS. BRAINARD's Sons, Cleveland.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
SPECIAL LOCALS.

Store for Rcnt.-AsHER Cook. 6
-CoURLIss' Picture Gallery has again
reopened for ten days only. Those wish
ing pictures can get 4 for 80 cts, one dozen
card photos for 81 so; 8xl0 pictures in
frames at half the usual prices. Give ME
II call. Gallery on Second street, nexl
door to CRooK's agricultural warehouse.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
Graduating Exercises. The

Graduating Excrcises.-T exercises
of the graduating class of the High School
will be held on Friday evening, June 23d,
at the usual time and place. The mem-
bers Of the graduating class are Miss ELIZA
THOMPSON, Miss CARRIE f. LINDSAY.
Miss ETA C.'WEBB, and Miss MARY E.
DODGE. The examinations of the various
schools, will be continued through the
coming week. Parents and others are cor
daily invited to be present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
ADMINISIR ATCR'S SALE.

By virtue OF an order Of sale issued from the
Probate Court Of Wood CoAnty, Ohio, VIII
offer at Public Sale, on the remises, on
Tuesday, Juno goth, 1915,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, tho following de-
scribed real estate. As the property Of J. b.
Wight deceased, to-wh;
The south half ofthe south half ofihe SOUTH
east quarter Of Seetsn number twenty -six (20)
township number seven ~ mort b, range number
twelve tl2l east, in Wood county, Ohio, con"
tanning forty acres more or less, free and uuis-
numbered OF the dover interest Of Emma " iRht,
widow Of said J. b. Wight, deceased.
Terms Of Sale: one-ihird cash in hand :
One-,hrd IN one year, and One-third .a
two ysATs from day of sale. Deferred
payments 10 bear interest from the day
Of sale, and to be secured by Mortgage on Baid
premises. Appraised at 81 800.
W. l.. WIGHT,
Adn'r OF J. B, Wight, deceased.
RoBT DUNH, ATTY. ~.
Dated Nay 25th, 1876. 6d$o IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
Shoulder DIslocated. On Fl

Shoulder DIslocated. On Friday las
Mr.. A. ROACH ordered a tramp, who was
smoking, to leave the wood shed of the
railroad, but the fellow declined and used
very impudent and saucy language, where.
upon Mr.. r. took him by the collar and
attempted to give him good "send off u
with the toe of his boot, but the fellow got
out Of the boots way, when Mr.. Roach
fell, striking his shoulder upon the track
OS g sttins ep le f9aal that he had disIo.
Gated llis shoulder. Whether the disloca
tion was caused by the force of the kick OF
the fall, this deponent saith not.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16
Music, Drawing a. PnintIng.-

subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
citizens Of Perrysburg and vicinity thai
she is now prepared to give lessons ON the
Piano, also in drawing and painting.
specimens OF Painting may be seen at her
rooms. Your patronage is solicited. Pri-
es reasonable. Miss A. {. BEACH.
Perrysburg, May 25, 1876. I'D
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16

Small POX.-There has been much suf-
fering and quite number of deaths from
small pox at Ioyt's Corners. Much of
this might have been obviated was it not
for the prevailing false idea that it jeopar-
ports get in circulation. The people of any
community should be censured for keeping
such matters a secret. There are none who
are liable to be exposed to any contagious
disease but what would feel friendly
toward any community that would give
them warning of the danger. We under
stand that our County Commissioners have
generously rendered aid to alleviate suffer
Ing as far rs possible.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16

Strnycd or StOlen.--From the sub
scribcr on the Sth inst, dark red, fresh
milch COW, 10 years old, of medium size,
short legged, horns erect and turned back
near the ends A suitable reward will be
paid Tor her return or any information
leading to her recovery by the subscriber.
W. J. HITcHcocK.
Perrysbnrp. Nav IL 1876 Oh
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16

LOst.-Somewhere between Mrs. SEcoR's
on Second street and Dock, a Russian
leather Pocket Diary, containing valuable
papers and marked with the owners name.
The finder will please return to w. IL.
STILwELb at JoURNAL Office, and be suit
ably rewarded. H4. ...