Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-06-30


noon to 2 p. NJ, and to 4;30 P. NJ
The young people of Tontogany and
vicinity will celebrate the night Of the
4th with Centennial Hop.
Too much rain in portions of the
county for the welfare Of the growing
crops.
Weston has a large programme for
their celebration of the 4th, and no doubt
will have grand time.
New Cabbage, Beets, Cucumbers, Peas
Beans, Raspberries, Blackberries, and
Cherries, at Jos. HrLLABRANDs.
Mr.. F. w. WHITcoMB, proprietor. of
the Columbian House, Waterville, will
give Centennial Ball on Monday eve.
next, July Sd.
--Advertized Letters: Norman Burns,
Anton Buiarski, Homer Combs, Mr.. Gard
ner, (care Mr.. Pencer) Chas. Lintner, Jno.
Malar, j. Phiels s. Bro.
ALL persons wishing to purchase
goods of any description, should remem-
Der to do so on Monday, as our merchants
will all close their stores on Tuesday.
--Messrs. TAYLOR & MILLER, Druggists,
have Just received the finest assortment of
flower pots that we have ever seen. Among
them are rustic and many other handsome
and new designs.
F. r. MILLER & Co. sent cargo Of
wool to Philadelphia this week. We
have not learned whether it is for exhibi-
ton as the product Of Wood county at the
Exposition or not.
The citizens OF Freeport, this county,
are preparing for a grand, old-fashioned
celebration on the 4th. The Belville
Ridge Cornet Band has been engaged to
furnish the music, which will be good.
There are forty-hve boats entered for
the regatta at Toledo next week. The
barge race, in which the Nereids of this
place will take part, will be the fifth race
on Wednesday next.
The Schooner 81. 10 delivered cargo
Of 80 cords of fine building stune at the
dock on Wednesday, for the foundation OF
the New Presbyterian Church. The stone
came from Kelley's Island.
Owing to the pressure upon our col
umns and time this week and next, it will be
/ impossible to continue our sketches of buai-
ness houses in Perrysburg, but hope to be
able to conclude the same the second week
in July.
Judge PHELPS will accept our thanks
for copy of Plaintiffs Brief in the case
of Geo c. Phelps vs. John II. Schroeder" j."
1t makes Is pages legal cap size, and is
the handsomest printed document OF the
kind we have seen.
Mr.. E. A. MERCER has a farm in Lake
township adjoining tract Of land owned
by Gov. HAYES, from which he ate new
potatoes and peas last Sabbath, and he is
ready at all times to drop his hoe and
throw up his hat for the next President.
Mr.. JouN ITEcHLER, Administrator
OF the estate of CArHARGNE EcKEL, made
his final settlement with the Probate Judge
the satisfaction Of ali concerned.
The surviving members of the CRANE
old 7th Ohio Infantry will have a reunion
at Cleveland on next Monday. Let thei
gallant Col. CREIGHTON and Major CRAYT
Dick Turpin) who fell near each other n
Dallas, he remembered on this occasion.
The "Naiad Waterproof Oil is Coz
sderel to be the best made for use on al
kinds of leather Mr.. OWEN BLACKMoRl
has purchased supply to retail to hi
customers and others, and has the neces
alry papers to prove its advantages owe
other oils. Get bottle and try it.
We suppose that all of our reader
are aware of the grand celebration TO tax
place in Toledo, commencing on Monda.
next and continuing through four days
; II not we would respectfully direct thei
attention to the advertisement Of the com
mitlee elsew here.
-Elsewhere will be found the busines
card of Mr.. THOMAS n. BIERLEY Nj
3. has lately received his commission a
Notary Public, and has also been appointe
Pension Agent and has provided himse
with all the laws passed upon this suhjec
All business entrusted to his care will b
promptly attended to.
~ horrible miscreant walked delibel
ately into certain store in this place
day or two ago and registered al awir
go, al % g.. ,>,co =, I,;s l;fa M Ioast Ia
wife should have a sensible present. As
is to be a surprise, we mention no name
but will simply state that the "sensibl
present" is to be new Domestic" sew
ing machiie.
ID ring heavy thunder storm o
!, Saturday last near BoomvIlle, Senec
county, an old residentnam JACOB SIR
LER, was struck by lightning and Instant
killed. He was engaged in building
barn, and when the storm came up sougI
= refuge under portion of the barn thi
mad been rooted over, while the other me
engaged went to the house.
Fourth OF JuIy.-No boy should
= deprived on the ensuing 4th of July of
Q Flag, bunch of Fire-erackers and
Chinese lantern to illumine the night
we'll as make the WELDON ring during Il
day. TAYLOR & MILLER have fine v
riety Of these goods on hand which shou
be purchased before the 4th, as the sto
will be closed on that day.
!, Misfortune is a world of misto
II tune. and one Of the saddest to a got