Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-31

Fresh supply of Sugars, CofieeB and
Teas at F. r. MILLER Cos.
The Weston Free Press says "that coun.
ty-seat scare Of the Bowling Greeners won't
always win"
The wife Of the late r. w. LocKHART,
publisher Of the Columbus Grove Journal,
now edits that paper.
Mr.. A. N DAVIDSON, Of Tiffin, has
purchased the Pembervile Independent Of
Mesprs JONES g. THORNTON, and has taken
charge Of same.
There will be Mnrphy picnic held
at Portage tomorrow Col MUNoEN and
other distinguished speakers are expected
TO be present.
The Putnam County Fair will be held
at Ottawa, Sept. 2jtli,i 26th, 9th and 2sth
Bro. KtNDER, Secretary, will accept our
than ks for a "comp."
Ladies', remember you can always find
an excellent stock of Dry Goods to select
from, at F. r. MILLER & Co's--and lady
c'erk to wait apon you.
A son of Mr.. WIN JONES. Of Monclo.
via, Lucas county, lost three fingers of his
left hand on Sunday of last week, while
| playing with feed cutter.
Six prisoners in the Putnam county
! Jail came near saving themselves ont last
week, hut were discovered by the Sheriff
and their plans frustrated.
Those having Wood County Ditch Cou-
pom Bonds should bear in mind that they
can get 90 cents on the dollar for them at
the Exchange Bank, Bowling Green.
--BEvERsTocK, MERRY & Co. OF the
Exchange Bank. Bowling Green, are pay
ing ninety cents on the dollar for Wood
County Ditch Coupon Bonds.
The collision Of the freight trains, on
Wednesday evening, cannot be attributed
10 the promising yonng train dispatcher
that arrived at the depot few days since.
The Courier says the hog cholera is
prevailing to considerable extent in Ham
cock county. Heavy losses were sustained
hy hog raisers in that county last year IRON
thi source.
Advertised Letters-Jsmcs B,yless
Geo. Dndek, Barney Grabenstetter, D. Kreps
Chns. Kano, Ellen Laney, John Reiss, Geo.
Schimpler, Jr., Mrs. f. P. Trombla, Abble
Wetmore, VIM. Wilson.
HENRY RUSSELL and ALFRED COL
LISs, OF New B,ltmore, this county, were
arrested for stealing and concealing goods
in their houses and lodged in Jail at Find
lay, on Monday of last week.
"A party of young people from Toledo
came up the river to this place, yesterday
in sail boat. They waited till late in the
evening for a breeze, but "ali was calm and
peaceful on the raging Maumee," and they
were compelled to tow down in a skiff.
President HAYES has consented to he
present at the Tri-State Fair to be held in
Toledo next month. There are a great
many peop'e in the Northwest who will
avail themselves OF this opportunity to See
him. IR
1t should he borne in mind that our
schools commence on Monday next; also,
that the Compulsory Education Bill is now
in force. All should see to it that their
children take fair start at the beginning
| OF the term.
We believe the meanest man IN this
|
| Mt Fcstoria. lie demanded half OF
neighbor's honey harvest, because, as he
| claimed, the bees obtained half the sweet
ness from the flowers in his yard.
The st. .Aloysius Young Mems Tenn
perance Society OF this place, will give an
excursion to Presque Is'e, Wed nesday next.
on the Stea mer Morning Star. Tie boat will
| Ina 4 1.,g,l- Of O.0n
6PM. A good time is expected. Fare
Tor round trip, 35 cents. 49,, ,-, ,.e
-HEADAcHE.-A remedy for the posi-
tive cure of Sick or Nerross Headache is
found in "L:Iwson's Curative" "A trial OF
n single bottle win save much suffering,
and the cost should not be counted, when
weighed in the balance, against days AMI
nights of pain.
The old Oliver Honse, Toledo. ono OF
the best and best conducted Hotels in the
country, has reduced rates for transcent
custom from So so to 81 per day. 1t was
always n desirable House to stop at, and
this reduction to suit the times will no
doubt make it very popular
The Sentinel has not word OF apology
or explanation this week for the insults
heaped upon it's Perrysburg township pat
| rons for the past two OF three weeks--with-
out the slightest, provoeation-and the
withholding of the Perrysburg package for
two days last week. Both should be de.
manded.
The Chief J,tsiice Waite connects at
Put-in.Bay with the steamer Jay Cooke for
Detroit, KeIley's Island and Sandusky, and
the Steamer Pearl for Cleveland. 1.-THE
WGite took $50 passengers to the Island
last Sunday, the greater number of whom
were Knight Templars from St. Louis on
their way to Cleveland, and who stopped
over day and night at the Islands.
.---Messrs. L. C.,WLsoN, r. HAGNRR, ].
L. DoUdLAs,C. c. BIsBEE and Z. D. LOCK
accompanied by their better halves, started
early yesterday morning for Station Island
Cub House mp the river. on a hunting and
fishing expedition. A they fai ed to return
until IL o'c ock last night, it is to be pre-
sunled they had a good time, and that
PerrysbuIg viii be well supplied with fish
and wi game from somebody's barnyard)
Tor some weeks to come.
The Postofice Of Pcrrysburg was bro
ken into on Thursday night last, the Desh-
Ter Office on Friday night and the Ottawa,
Putnam county, Office on Saturday night.
As nothing was disturbed at either office
except Government stamped envelopes, the
Ottawa Sentinel thinks il is the work Of one
party, with Occomplices in each place, and
that the thieves have aplace To secrete the
envelopes unit they can dispose Of them
with safety. 1t may be that they are going
to establish a correspondence bureau.
Wantcd.7To knowthe present residence
of GEO. W. STocKHAM, formerly of Per-
rysburg township, Wood county, o. Please
address II. G. ELLIS, ,2l9 Summit ST., Toledo,
o., aid receive pay for trouble. 20d
For Rent or Sale. dwelling house
new, seven rooms, good cistern, etc. within