Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-10-20

us rtnAt NONelnOeE Will Uc pithbhht
month.
B The scarcity of the feed for wild duck
in the river makes il necessary for sports
men to visit the mouth Of the Bay for fine
shooting. ..... ..... ....
The Wauseon Erposit@ headed it's
election returns last week thusly: "Ful-
ton county has gone to the devil by a large
maturity" ......
Potatoes they grow small, on tie
Muumee," this year, and prices are high.
Good ones retail in our market at 80 cents
per bushel.
Look we'll to your fueS, ye who have
the pleasant duty Of putting up stoves,
and thereby prevent the destruction of
property by fire.
Advertised Letters, for week ending
10th: Clara Brown, VIM. jackson, Hetta
johnson, Fanny McManas, John Bareton,
Joseph Volk, (care OF p SATrLER).
The Blades photographed sketches
of the members of the Toledo police force.
should be published in book form, on
tinted paper, with steal engrnvings.
From the arguments put forth by the
COOPER & CAREY party, it might be in
ferrcd that il is those who swell the fiction
list of books drawn from the public libra
RIGS.
Our County Central Committee have
been efficient and active, for which they
are entitled to much credit, ,ah',,t don't let
up Let us make it as near unanimous ms
possible.
Those Democrats who supposed Wood
county was passing into the hands OF the
Confederate Democracy, had their eyes
opened last week. They see things in a
different light now.
A black bass weighing about FIVE
pounds was caught near the MAMA dock
few days since. Old fishermen pro
uounccd it the largest they had ever seer
caught in the river.
Mr.. J. @. WADE is the lucky man
having received the first premium on but
ter,nnd will therefore receive the JOURNAL
one year in addition to the premium
awarded hy the Society.
With his 1888 Mr.. CLAYTON ma,
feel called upon to take charge OF the peo
pies money for couple OF years longer
lie will be ready to receive some Of it o,
taxes in about two weeks.
We would inform the Wauseon Repub
iioua, that no belt is held in Wood Count,
10y any ancient bachelor. We heve no us
for bachelors over this way. For evidenc
OF this witness the vote in November.
-Dcmorest's Monthly for November, i
out and will be found to be an excellen
number. Ladies who contemplate sub
scribing for magazine should buy thi
number for inspection.
Why cannot some enterprising femal
benevolent society get up pumpkin pi
featival? With us Yankees such ics
tival would "draw" better than straw
berries, ice-cream, or oysters. Try it.
Ono feature OF the Great Centennia
Exposition is, that no one returns from
dissatisfied. Not n murmur has yet bee,
heard. 1t must he good show that no
even one of its numerous visitors can fin
fault with.
THEODORE TILToN now comes undc
the head of miscellaneous nmuscments
in New York, and correspondent saySth
last scandal has cost HIM many friend
who have hitherto been inclined TO tax
his part.
The Bryan Democrat takes it philo
sophicully: "TIall went to bat, struck
Ay which Cox captured and pitched hon
In time to shut out Hurd, who was max
ing a desperate effort to score home rur
ITurd failed"
We produce elsewhere the official vol
OF Wood county, and do not believe ther
is an incorrect figure in it. 1t average
we'll on round thousand, and is the larI
est Republican majority given since IL
close of the war.
TT makes but little difference now.i
days what ism, creed or whatever nan
you may call it by may be started, it wi
soon find followers. And as there is su
plus Of newspapers (7) it is not long will
; out an organ.
1t il announced that ID. Il. LOCK-
(Nasby) resumed editorial connection wit
the Toledo Blade on Monday last. Il
has superior journalistic qualities and wi
keep the Blade in the front ranks Of Il
publican dailies.
, 1T begins to look a. though the Ora
gers OF Perrysburg were fishing in Repu
lican waters outside OF the corporate
limits for candidates for township Officis
next Spring. The fate Of poor EaBEE
should be remembered.
Philadelphia has been puzzled for
few weeks past to accommodate the Ce
. tennial visitors. The week prior to 4
, election large posters were stuck
throughout the city with this informatio
Republicans of Ohio, Go Home !"
-JoHNNY THORNTON was the su
cessiul bidder on three bridges across d
Portage river, and is pushing the wo
along as rapidly as possible. Upon ope
ing the bids here he was also found TO ha
} the lowest and best, and was, therefor
awarded the contract Of constructing q
l sewer on Third street, which amounts
about $1,000, VIC believe.