Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-28
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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History OF the u. S.-R. =. Abbey,
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Mr.. e. d. Ross, at The poslofhee.


The Ladies' Rural Cemetery Associa-
tion, OF Defiance, gives an excursion TO Put
in-Bay, August 10Th.
The Hancock County Teachers Insti-
tute will be held in Findlay, August 21st,
22d, 23d, oath and 25th.
The Sunday Journal says "Miss Waldo
has made some fine views of the Maumee
during her sketching rambles."
The NJ. E. Church at McComb, was
struck by lightning and considerably dam
aged, on Tuesday of last week.
The schooner Fleet Wing was again
loaded with about 10000 slaves by Messrs.
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO, this week.
FRANK J. MAINS, AN employe Of the
Defiance Democrat, was caught in steam
press and had his arm badly bruised.
They have no more use for fences
around front yards in Lima, as there is
not an animal allowed to run at large.
BY resolutions passed by the Village
Council and published to-day, it will be
seen that our village fathers mean bust
meas.
The East Side has been cut down 10
one-half its former size, but reserves the
same space for its usual amount of spicy
local matter.
The whortleberry crop is said to be an
abundant one in Lucas county this season,
and large numbers from this side of the
river are visiting that section.
A lodge of Old Fellows has been or.
ganiIcd at West Mill Grove, and the Off
GERS we're publicly installed at their hall
on the goth inst.
The Wauseon Elposiior accuses KEEL
LEY, of the Lima Democrat, OF being
Granger, and then accuses him Of not
knowing a squash from tomato.
"A colt belonging to Mrs. C. w. NOR
ToS was put in the pound the other day
for being in the company of a mule. 1t
only cost 4 dollar to get it out of that
scrape.
Basket Meeting in a grove near the
Union Church on Big Creek, Weston twp,
on Saturday and Sunday next, July 29th
and 30th.
Last week several young men and
girls went in bathing at Fremont, aud the
Messenger man thinks they ought to leave
town. Bro. OSBORN has probably not been
down to Cape May this season.
Gen. P. S. SLEvIN, Of Toledo, late Col
onel of the Tooth o. V. l., was in Wauseon
yesterday. lie was a good and brave SOL
dier, and we were pleased to see him in good
health Wduscon Republican, 20h.
As will be seen by the advertisement
elsewhere, the County Board of School
ton of applicants for teachers nt Bowling
| Green, August 18TH
Let it be remembered that we will
have the veritable l00-th in the shade
here on Saturday, August 5th. 1t il not
necessary to consult Old Prob. for infor-
nation in this respect.
Should the Confederate Congress con-
time in session much longer. we may be-
gin preparations to get our mails from the
East via Buffalo and the old stage line
system. But this woul1 be economy and
Reform, you know.
--This il the kind of weather that makes
n mtn wish either Adam hadn't been so
successful az back-sliler, or that some
patriot would invent n pair of linen trous-
ers that button on around the neck and
have arm m-holcs.-F0stOrid Democrat.
As will be seen by bridge Notice" in
advertising columns, the Commissioners OF
Lucas and Wood counties have held Joint
session and taken the preliminary steps to-
ward building the bridge. Now is the time
for frank aud honest expression on this
subject, whether it be for or against.
The Saniry Journal says the ordinance
to prohibit bathing within the city limits
will he enforced in that city hereafter
Ditto up here. The large number of in
decent youths in every community, makes
Nuch ordinances and their enforcement n
necessity.
An English writer says that In the
case of fires in buildings containing horses
it, the harness is merely put on, however
loosely, the horses will quit the place
without difficulty. A knowledge of this
may be the means OF saving mary valu-
| able animal.
JOHN WARD, who was loading stone
on the steamer Red jacket, at MarbIehead,
in some manner got caught between the
steamer and pile of stone on the dock,
and had his legs severely crushed between
the knees ARc hips, OH Wednesday of Last
week. The same day the Red JACKIE sunk
at Sandusky.
Toledo Blade; "Thc rowing regatta
at Spring Lake, lat and 2i, will be partic-
ipated in by crews from the Excelsior,
Zephyr and Wautauga Boat Clubs, of De-
troit, the Wah-Sums, of Saginaw,
the Monroe Boat Club, and probably a
crew from the Undines of this city"
We are in receipt of a letter from
VICTORIA G. WooDHuLL, but as we have
been twice married in less than year and
as she pronounces the Resumption Act a
farce and advises the electors TO vote for
neither Presidential candidate, we respect
fully turn her over, letter and all, to the
bachelor editor of the Toledo Eneninq Bee.
Tho Toledo Democrat of Sunday last
says: A man from Wood county went in
TO the house Of respectable German and
during the absence Of the father insulted
the daughter by making offensive propos-
ais to her. He returned in time to catch
the fellow short distance from the house
and put head on him. The loater was
arrested, and awaits an examination in the
cooler.
The connecting links between the 7 &
NJ. and T. & G. R. Narrow Gauge roads is
finally agreed upon. The T. & NJ. Road
is to finish their track through the city and
bridge both races. The T. & q. r. Road
will then cross the canal just this aide Of
the wagon bridge at the old red mill and
connect with them just south Of the Rey-
nolds mill.race at the corporation line.
This will make the completion OF the road
as far as WnterviIle this fall sure thing.
South Toledo AdVertiser.
For the sake Of making political cap
ital the cry of hard times is continually
paraded before the people, and especially