Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-10-05

Farmers in this vicinity have COM
msnced husking corn.
Twenty eight marriage licenses we're
Issued in Wood county during September.
MIR. T. E. wIoHr, Of Millbury, took
the second premium on a fine Ayrcshire
bull at the Toledo Tri-State, ,s.f..4e
Advertised Letters: James BAyleSs,
David Beard, Darious Carter, Nellie Den
mis-, Jno Hawkins and James White.
"A full attendance is desired at the
quarterly election of officers OF the Perrys.
burg Temperance Union, this evening.
Mr.. J. II. KLrPrART, Secretary of the
Ohio State Board OF Agriculture, has been
rendered the freedom OF the city, by the
Council OF the Future Great.
Those desiring to take the contract Of
building the approach to the WatervillS
bridge, SHOULD read the "Notice TO Con-
tractors" in another column.
-JoHN HEcHLER had one Of his fingers
severed from his right hand, a few days
since, by having il iammed with heavy
stone against AMoNs new building.
The time may come when the cry oi
"old Hollenbeck," !" raised by the Sentinel
will not stampede half of = county, II il
does not come, God pity that constituency
1T Mr.. MERRY could be counted in by
throwing out the vote OF Perrysburg town
ship, would the Ring at Bowling Green
much
JAMES DUSIPAcE, Esq., had the finest
collsctioI Of fruit, in our opinion, to be
found ON exhibition, at the Tri-State Fair.
Ho had about twenty plates Of grapes, each
containing different variety.
The Sunday journal treats as a joke
what appears to be fact, that some of the
leading Democrats Of Perrysburg township
are going to vote for MERRY. This does
not look like county-seat fight.
The cry of "gray wolf, and the face
OF the jack-o'-lantern now haunt our ptreeIs
at night, aud yet the mischievous youth is
not happy unless he can steal enough fruit
to make him sick three or four days.
1T is not uncommon, at this season oi
the year, TO see the housewives hunting tor
holes in the window sasheR TO be supplied
with new panes OF gliss and exclaiming,
"Oh, how the merciless winter winds blow. u
Mr.. L. c. WILSON has made arrange.
ments with Mr.. DEWEY, Baker Of South
Toledo, to furnish his customers with fresh
bread. cakes and rolls at all times, Give
him trial. First results Of Free
Bridge.
Minnie" owned by Mr.. ISAAC BLooN.
FIELD, Of Toledo, did the finest trotting Of
any of the horses in the closing races al
the Tri-State Fair, on Saturday. With Il
few day. practice on the track. she would
have swept the platter.
While bevy OF ladies were engaged jr
examining Mr.. MORGAN BRowN's display
Of vegetables at the Tri-Stale Fair, w
heard one remark: "Well, We have TO q,
to Wood county for vegetable curiousi.ies
yet"
Mr.. MERRY claims he did not act Al
spy and reporter for he Sentinel, in hiA in
teryiew with us. Then he should hav,
called his hounds off baser pack O
which never proStiluted nor polluted th,
columns OF n newspaper. He il in 4 posi-
tion to pray 10 be saved from his friends.
Tho large weeping5willow trees il
front OF Mr.. HUFFoRDs grocery, on Thir,
street, have all been felled 10 the grounc
breasted many winters storm, and NJ
doubt have "brsced up" many veal
brother aud wept over his weakness, hav
been cut iuto iirewood. Ashes to ashe.
and dust to dust. The stumps have bse
left about four feet high, and are to b
used as rmubbing posts for unruly mel
and trains that may fly the track.
DIR. J. WRIGHT ROBERTSON will accep
} our thanks for AN Engliah publication
entitled "1ruth." He calls attention I
some articles in il, and thinks the Englis
can beat us Americans lying. The Docto
has been located at Wildungen, Waldecl
Germany, and n portion of the time with
out mn interpreter, which would leave th
inference tha, he had plenty Of time at hi
command for study and to attend to hi
home correspondence. We learn iron
hi" father that the Doctor has lately IL
Gated at Vienna, Austria.