Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-24

--EvERs is after MERRI's scalp, but u
fighting under cover.
FOR hne variety Of seasonable vegeta-
bles and groceries, call at g. w. CREPs'.
The Lucas County Grange, p. OF II. will
hold meeting at Waterville tomorrow.
The Lucas County Teachers Institute
commenced two weeks session at South
Toledo on Monday last.
Mr.. GEO. BoErscH again loaded tn
steam barge Ph. Walter with 5000 feet of
oak spiles, last Saturday,
The tug Toledo, property of Messrs. ]
B. WEBB & Co., of this place, is sunk in
the river at the Mill Dock
-Messrs. F. r. MILLER & Co. are refit-
ting their schooner, the Maumee Valley, with
new sails and making other Improvements.
The official notice for the change Of
date for holding the Wood County Fair
will be found in this paper.
Mr.. MroHAEL j. TANNING will again
address the people of Perrysburg, at the
NJ. e. Church, Sunday evening next. 1t
will pay all t. hear him.
All goods sold after the 1st Of Septem-
Der must be paid before delivery, unless by
special agreement. q. w. CREPs.
Remember that the holding OF the
Wood County Fair has been changed to
the week preceding that for which it was
first advertised.
-STALTER, Of the Port Clinton Netrs, is
expecting the largest stock of dry goods
this week ever brought to Port Clinton.
Better be born lucky than rich. Amt it2
-Eighty-threo years ago Monday, says
the Bee Mad ANTHONY WAYNE showed
the Indians how to fight. He showed them
how to take bath in the Maumee, also.
So EvERs will support no man for
Clerk who will not pledge himself to stand
ready to violate his oath OF Office. The
people of the county would do well 10
make note of this fact, and see who it is
that is ready to make such pledge.
Port Clinton News: A couple were re-
Gently married in Port Clinton on Tuesday,
OH the following evening they celebrated
the wedding with a dance, Friday twins
we're born to the happy pair, and on Sun
day the twins were christened.
The Captain OF the Morning Star calls
our attention to the fact, that if our busi-
ness men do not give him their freight,
that he will be compelled to withdraw his
boat from the river, or at least cease TO
make two trips per day.
The Sentinel, in its assaults upon the
Infrmary Directors, gives not fact to JUS
tify its action, and never even mentions
the fact that the hard times have greatly
increased pauperism. little frmness
and few facts would make the Sentinel
very much more respectable in the eyes OF
the people.
The following verbatim, brief, yet ex-
plicit news received on postal card at this
Office yesterday, tells the "old, old story"
Detroit, Mich, Date Aug. II, 1877.
Time, 6:l5 A. NJ. Weight, 10 ID. Gender,
masculine. Eyes, dark brown. Hair do
do. Name -- -. All doing we'll.
Yours trul y, Mr.. & Mrs IRA T"
No better evidence of the "smalln;ss
of purpose - of EvERs is required, than
the fact that he circulit1d his paper this
week all over the county, except the
package coming to PerrS sburs, He was
satisfied that his " argument" would not
admit of criticism, therefore wished to
cut it off.
The handsome little steamer Edith
Lockwood, commenced regular trips between
Grand Rapids and Waterville on Monday
last, making connection with the Narrow
Gauge Railroad. We congratulate our
Grand Rapids neighbors on this outlet
until their Road is completed.
-"CHAPEL ANTHEMS" by DR.. J. B.
HERBERT, is the name of new Anthem
book, which supplies long-felt need for
a collection OF new short, easy, practical
and pleasing Anthems for Choirs Conven-
tions, &c. Price, 81 25 by mail, post paid.
Published by S. BRANARD's Sons, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Miss SARAH Z. KING, of Kenton, o.,
had very fine gold watch picked from
her pocket at Lakeside, week ago last
Sunday. She caught the thief in the act
and held to HIM until he was arrested. He
gave his name as Wan. CAMPBELL, of CO.
lumbus, and was lodged in jail at Port
Clinton, to await trial.
-" Lawson's Curative" which is adver-
tised in our columns has deserved repu-
tation gained by actual merit. We know
of no remedy which has acquired such a
hold in the estimation of the people, for
the simple reason that the medicine is what
it is represented to be, . cgre for Rheumd-
tism, Neuralgia Gad Nervous Diseases.
We regret to learn of the death OF DR.
+, N. NIGHT, which occurred at Newcom-
ers Town, Tuscarawas county, Ohio, on
the 4th inst. For many years the Doctor
was prominent aud highly respected
citizen of Perrysburg. We have not the
data at hand to furnish facts for a more
extended notice this week, but will en-
deavor to get them for our next issue.
GEO. ScHEETs, Esq, an old and relIN-
BILE dealer in East Toledo, Ohio, appears
in our advertising columns this week, All
OF our readers who so in that direction to
trade, and are in want OF anything in the
line of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, or Ready
Made Clothing, will no doubt find it to
their advantage to call at his store and ex-
anime his goods and prices.
Mr. j. L. Pray, of Waterville, and
Bro. WILCOX, Of the South Toledo Adrer
tiser, will accept our thanks for their kind
Invitations to meet in reunion with Battery