Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-16

stitution has ever been q liberal one in
other words, it has aimed to make the BEN
eits reciprocal in their character, and our
citizens who have transacted buainess with
it have found this statement truisni.
The officers are all gentlemen of wealth
and merit, and among those in whom our
people have confidence. Their names are
a. follows: President, e. ID. Peck; Vice
President, II. A. Hamilton Cashier, f. X.
MILLER; Assistant Cashier, N. L. HANSON.
TONSORIAL.
Perrysburg, among other things, Is we'll
favored with good BARRIERS. Their rooms
are well kept, their towels clean, tools sharp
snd they understand their business we'll.
They cut the hair with skill and grace,
To suit the contour OF the face;
And all that art and skill can do,
II you will call they'll do for you.
Their headquarters are all on the ground
aoor and located as follows:
Mr.. J. G. HtmMeLMAN, East side OF
Louisiana Avenue, near Second street, has
been in business here l8 years.
Mr.. G. CoRNELIUs, west side Louisiana
Avenue, near Railroad, next located with
us in 1869.
Mr.. ALEX. DAWSON, corner Louisiana
Avenue and Second street, established his
shop here in 1870.
Mr.. JAMES WILSON, Front street, near
Exchange Hotel, located here in 1871. q
Major J. r. SwIGART, of Toledo, will
crate at Weston on the Fourth.
Fremont graduates eight pupils in her
high school this year, Fostoria three and
Perrysburg four.
Chaplain A. S. BYERs, of Columbus
is expected to attend the Sunday School
Institute at Weston.
Now is the time to go east. The raj l.
road war has brought the fare to $40 from
Toledo to New York.
Strawberries are very abundant in this
vicinity. Hull Prairie furnishes large
quantities, and OF very large size.
A change in the running time of Sun
day trains on the Toledo & Maumee Mar
row Gauge road will be found in this issue.
The Weston Free Press says there will
be no "dry old chips at that place on
the Fourth. But what will you wet them
with
Three pound cans Of peaches are sold
at Weston for 10 cents, and the fellers "
buy peaches instead OF candy for their
sweethearts.
During the past few days, quite large
amount of grain has been brought to this
market. Competition is lively and round
prices are paid.
Business generally is dull, but no class
have greater reason to complain than the
physicians. They declare it is intolerably
healthy in Perrysburg.
Trading is now in rapid progress at
the Toledo end of the Columbus & Toledo
Road, and the cars will doubtless be run.
ming on the entire line some time during
the coming fall.
One j. Ii. RANDALL is trying to make
a living off the working classes by organ.
izing the Sovereigns of Industry about the
country. lie desires to effect a "unity Of
action " in Perrysburg.
We are in receipt of two pieces OF pop
ular music-"The Great Centennial
March," and "Mineral Springs Polka
from the publisher, F. w. HELMIcK, Gin.
cinnati. The two can be had for SOC.
During the past two years Putnam
county has sent fifteen convicts to the Pen
itentiary, seventeen to the insane aaylum
nine to the reform farm, thirteen to the
Soldiers Orphans Home, and hung one
man.
The Toledo EUening Bee assumed the
dimensions of humble bee last Saturday
and it is no drone, either. 1t has got a
Stinger. 1t is we'll worth the price, two
cents. In fact it was worth that before il
enlarged.
Judge Pillars, last Monday, sentenced
Dodge the Jackson township treasurer rob
Der, to the penitcntiary for one year. lie
also sentenced Cham, the clover seed thief
To the same institution for three years.
FIndtay JET.
On Friday night last ORRrN KREPs
of this place, while in state of intoxica-
tion stole few articles of trifiing value al
rontogany. He was arrested, but on full
understanding OF the facts the ease WAS dis
missed.
The public schools of this village vii
close next week, at which time Supt TAY
LoR will take final leave OF the schools
During his Superintendency, the schools
have had less Of a disturbing element thar
for many years.
We regret to learn that the Fellowship
published in Fast Toledo in the Interests
Of Congregational Church, Rev. j. q. FRA
SER, editor, has been compelled to suspend
publication with the issue OF the June nun
Der for the want Of sufficient support.
We learn that the proprietors of tht
Touring mill at this place have contracted
for 5000 bushels of wheat, of the crop Of
1874, held by farmers in this vicinity
That looks rs though farmers were in fai
condition to weather the financial storm.
On Tuesday evening next the Nereit
Boat Club will give hop at Centennia
; Hall. They are training every evening
for the Regatta at Toledo, on the Fourth
and the citizens should assist them in ever
possible manner. They need a littl
money as well as muscle.
A few evenings since, GEO. GETz in
vited the Regatta Grew of the Nereid Boa
Club to his Ice Cream Parlors wher
they were served in manner well calcu
lated to satisfy the inner man aud encour
I age the efforts of the Club to win distinC
ton ut the coming Regatta.
The Toledo Turner's carried off tn
three frst. prizes at the Cincinnati Turner
fest last week. They were given an ova
tion on their return 10 the Future Grea
, City" 1t is worthy of note that they al
, tribute their success to nSuSpension OF bee
8 drinking for period of six weeks Tha
is telling fact against their national bey
erage.
The Tifin Dtay SsT appears to hNv,
gone up for good this time. Mr.. HUDDL
s struggled hard to make a live of II, bu
0 his failure to do 50 was no surprise to praC
, tical printers who know something abou
: the cost of running daily paper, and tn
support likely to be given in a small city
People like to have daily papers, but ne'