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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09

One Of the hest illustrations Of "Ths
Commission business we have seen comes
from Judge down east. Tie never de-
desired his tea later than p. ~, aud
his wife not sOrlirf than 7P.M They
compromised on which did not agree with
the constitution or by.laws cf either party
and both remained dissatisfied
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
TuoSIay, march Isth, 1871,
oSunIsIFF,s SALE.

Hamilton & Co., ia Wood County, o.,
Georre i Cool and Court Of
Moses uoggs. Common Pleas.
lly virtue of an nr of sale, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk Uf the Court
" Onmin ~ Pleas. nf Woo county, Ohm. aud
10 M directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vcndur, at the front duuT Of the
Court ilhuSe, IN Bowling Green. on
TUeSdny, " arch 18Th, 1871,
Tlhwe4n II ani I2 n'clnck A. ". of said day
the following described real estate, TO wit:
The south twsnty (2ol acres Of the east half
Gf)nf the southeast fourth tl<l NJ section
number fourteen (l4), in town numher seven
(T) North, Of range number twelve tl2l east, in
W"nd cnun,Y, 0hin.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. Appraised at 81 500.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
FAD K. HoLLRSBEoK. PtIGs Att'v'.
February 8, 1877. f3eSf %
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
rbe new oficera Of tho Wabash Railway

The new officers Of the Wabash Railway
Gro: President-JAMEs A. RoosVrLT
General Manager Hon. J. d. Cox Gen
eral Superintendent-Ool X. Andrews
General Freight Agent. NJ. OsDoRS
General Passenger Agent--w. L. NAL
COMB; Audi.or--AILYN Cox Purchasing
Agent-Col. J. W. STERLING Paymaster
--GEo. F. SHEPPARD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09

Cincinnati Gdssts, Yesterday; A single
witness In the trial In tho United States
Court, yesterday, accounted directly for
forty seven OF the Illegal vntes cast in the
October election. This reduces Banning's
majority to the narrow margin of twelve
with several important witnesses to hear
from There are other hearts besldes Ban
nings that arc made to ache by these de-
velopments But still they 60 on.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
SHEIIIEF's SALE.

Ann MGGow0n In Wood County, o.
vs.. Court OI
Joseph Montgomery Common Pleas.
n, Virtue Of an order of sale issued in the
abate entitled cause, bv the Clerk Of the Court
VI Common Pleas, of wuOd county, Ohio, and
10 me directed and delivered, will offer for
sal9 a, public vendue, At the front door VI the
Co urt House, IN liuwlins Green, on
rassdIY, March I3th, 1877,
Between 10 aud n O'clock 4 ", o'stid da Y, the
following described real estate, g. wit:
lot kno~n a. number three hundred aud
twenty three 32l) 10 III, incorporated village
Of Millbnry Wond county, Ohio.
Terms of Sale, Cash. Appriiard At 5000.
ORRIN HENRY. Sheriff.
PRtck & MAcKtyTosH, Pl'tft Au'vs,
February 3, 1871. $3.50 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
SHEIEIFF'S SALE

SSHERIFF'S SALE.
Elward Krchnsr, I In Wood Cnunty, o.
vs.. Court nf
William q. Riscb. C"mmnR Pl.AS.
By virtue Of an order nf s,ls, issued In
the tb ne eltitlsl cIu'-.by theClsrk Of the Csur,
nf Comm ~ Pleas, "f w wi cnunty, Ohi", and
10 nv. directed AID delivered. will offsr for
aale at pubic v.n in,. At the front door d the
Ccurt House. in B wiling Green. nn
Tuesday, March I3rh, 1877,
bctwren | aml | : "'click / N, nf sill day,
The following described real estate. to.vit;
LIT number twenty six (c6l ia T. r. wigh's
addition /" the village Of Millbury. Appraised
at ninety 500 iollars.
Alsn. lot number thirty.siG (S6) in 7. f.
Wigh.'s addition ~ the village Of Milbnry.
Appraised ai eleven hundred and thirty three
81, 1857 dollars. (lJnwl factory IN lot M. sc J
All "f sail iAnls in Wood county, Ohio.
Term VI Sale, Cash.
ORRIH II ENRY. Sheriff.
PRIcs & MIcErSrusn, Pltfs Au'ys
February g, 1871. 1888 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENT A
aIxECUTOII'S NOTICE :

Notice is hereby given that tie subscribers
have been appointed Executors on the estate Of
Erasmus u. Peck, late OF PsrrJ sburR, W0od
county, oh'o. dsceAse
HESRV T. FEcT
II. A. HLMILToS.
Perrysburg, o., Jan. 81, 1917. 4Ie
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09

orer ~, 900 Musons we're made In North
America last year, and the whole number
oi affiliated Masona on the continent at
thls time exceeds coo 900,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09

A teacher tainted the other morning
and little girl describing il at home
said: "She was so tainted they couldn'I
come her to-"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
Tuesday, March I3, ss7T,.

Between | and ~ n'cl'ck A. ~, OF said day, 4,
the E'll"wing described real estate, to- 'witI
In the CnuhtY Of Wnnd and State Of Ohio,
. part nf Rad tract number tw-nty-ype t2i J
Of the Maulnse 4 Western Reserve Road lands
and more particularly dcscI ibed as nnmmenc,
ing at the northeast corner NJ said ruad tract
No. Fl. thence west along the north line thereof
thirteen aud hfy innr 1ne-hundre'tls $3.50
chains, thence south parallel with tLe east line
thereof to the S"uIh line nf said tract, thence
easlerly along the said snuth line nf said tract
h;teen and i'urtv -nina one hundrrdihs { IS t9)
chains tn the cast line of said tract. thence
north along said east line to the place hf bcVin-
Mug, and cIn.aining Soveniv seNen and ~ 100
Reres, more or less. Appraised ~ SIS $50.
Also, the west half less twenty Aeies "a the
nth end dnfrnad tract number twenty -tw1ut said
Maumee & Western Reserve Road lands, aud
cnntaining fortT-tWn aud 90 100 acres, more OF
less. Appraised at 50 220.
Terms Of sale, one s-lhird cash one-third ia
one year. and "ne.tbiri in two years.
Deferred pAT menis 10 be secured By mort
gage on the premises sod.
ORRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
7. a ID. X. HhLLESBEcK, Au'ys Tor Prtit'r.
February 8, 1871. 43eSl3 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09

The Pennsylvania Company has ineEeas-
ed the number Of employees at the Altoona
shops, and the worksare running tenheuss
per hnK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
SmEnIFF,s SAFE,

vs.. Cnurt ~
Mary E. Wallis, ct al Common Pleas.
Ny virtue of an orier Of a,le, issued in the
, sb"ve entitled cause, hY the Clerk of the
Courtlf Common i'leasof Wnod county. Ohin
aud lirecied and Delivered, will ofrr fnr
sale atpub'ic vsniu, at the fr mt dsUr of the
Court H"use IN Bowling Green. un
| Tuesday, March I5th, 1877,
/ B,twesn II All IL n'clnck A. n of said day,
! the f,lluwng described real estate, to-wit: f
! In-tn number FIVE hundred and twenty seven
(S:1l in III inc ,rp rated village oI Perrysburg,
/ Wond chnnty, Oain.
I Terms " Sale, Cash. Appraised at 81 900.
! ONRlH HENRY, Sheriff.
J J.R. TYLSR. PlriFs Au'y.
/ February 8. 1877. 43eSo 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
ADTRm THE GREAT CAUSE
akzHsV HUMAN MISERY.

vat PubIisAed IN a Ssaisd EHvsiops, Price 8 sts
A Lecture on the Nature, TFeRimeRt
and Radical CuTe Of Ssminal Weakpetf,
Tr SpermatarrhosA induced BY Self Abuse. In.
voluntary Emissi,ns, Impolehey, Nervous De-
hilisy. aud mpedimenis to Marriage EenerAIlyt
0onsnmption, Epilepsy and Fits Mesisl ahd
Physical lneapaeity. &c.-By ROBERT J.
CuLtEkWELL, n. D., author Of the "0rsth
Book, 6e.
The wOrld-Ienswnsd author, in this AdmIra.
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own eIre-
risnce that the awfnl eahseq equtBees of Self
Abuse may be ehectually removed without
medicine and without dangerous SUI ri caI opeTs
ations bOnRieS, inAtrumeD Dts, iiSgs, or eOTdiais
painting out a mode Of cure 81 once eertsin and
enre.nal, by which every suherer, po matter
what bic oandilion may be. may cure himsslf
cheaPlv. privately and FAdieslIyi
-. TAi' lecture WHl prose bsoR 10 AsHssnds
and tkaMsands.
Sent under seal, In a plain envelope, 10 AR
address, on receipt Of Ella cents OF tws postage
stamps. Address,
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL Co.,
20 Box, AsSo, n Ap1 ST. ESV YevA
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
&IKEIsIFF's SALE.

-
Henry Lusher. In wood county. o.,
VS.. CnurI OF
Wesley Lushsr. ct al Common Pleas.
ny virtue Of an order of sale in pa rtiIinn. is
sued in the abnve entitled cause. bT the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas. 0f Wond county
Ohio. AMI To M directed aud delivered. I will
"ier for stlo at public vendHe, on the premi srs
In Perry sburg township, Wood county, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
Aarora gIre Dad Marin. iasursnes @.
SrArg or ONO. IssUaASoK Der ATTN Ear.
COLUhbUs Jan 40 1877 |

SrArR or ONO, lssURASoK Der ARrMSRT,
COLUMBUS, Jan. 80, 1871.
WHEsEAs,-The Aurora Fire a. Marine
Insurance CO., located ut CiueInnat d /, IL the
State ~ Ohio, has Bled ia Ahis uffice sworn
statement by the proper 09cers thereof show.
ing its e1nditinn aud business and has com
piled in all respeets with the laws Of this
State relating Ia Fire Insurance Compa MES.
Now. THsREFoRR, In pursuance Of law. !,
| WA. d. lltLL. superintendent of Insur-
ance If the state OF Ohin, do hereby certify that
said Company is authorised to transact its ap.
pr0priate business Of Fire insurance 10
this Stale, in ace Tdanee with law, dnring the
current wear. The condition aud business Of
said Cnmpany at the date Of such statement
I t)scember SIst, 1879 } is shown as follows
Aggregate amount Of available
Assets ...-. 1901, $40 80
| Aggregate amsnnt Of Liabilities,
| Except eapital,l including $780, boz.
| 920 73 for reinsurance, being fif-
~ per cent. Of premiums on risks
not terminated ...-........... 4O,I7o 81
Net Assets -----.-..-...-.-. 1914 ,O3l 23
Amount Of actual paid up Capital. 900 OO
Surplus .--.,-.--- .---.-.--.- o4,05l 20
Amonnt OF Income for the year 10
Cash ;;......... ......-.- U ,slS II
Amiunt Of Expenditures for the
| year IN Cash -----.----. S0,b3l "a
Tx Wirssss wnEKEoV, have hereunto sub.
- ecribed my name, and ca used the
SEAL Seal OF my ofiice to be alflKed, the
day and year ab0Ye written.
WM. ID. HILL, Superintendent.
John Yeager, Agent, PeTTYsbnTg, o,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition viii
be presented to tho C0mmi ssioners of
W1d conn,y, al their next session. March 5th,
1871, pray Ing for the hcatiOn NJ n county road on
the following line, to Wit: Commencing ntlthe
siuthwest corneruf section u. .tnw nship No eiRht
49, north, 0i range No twelve u p east, running
thence nnrth un the section line between sec
th'ns ~ aud rs of the tOSnship aud range
above named tn che nurih line uf Wond county
and there terminating. MAsV PETIrIoNsRs.
February .. 1871 4Sd~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-02-09

The Hamlet Of the Waco (Texas) Exam.
mar thua soliloqulzes Government lands
cost one dollar per acre, and good whisky
two dollars per bottle How many men
die lanlless whor orduring their liyes. have
swallowed whole IownAb iPs tEees and all"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
The Pops's Successor.

The announcement OF the death oil
the Pope may be expected at any time.
His demise has been repeatedly appre-
hended during the past few weeks. His
advanced age. the exhaustion Of his
physical yigor and tho maladiss that Of.
iiict him render il extremely improbable
that he will much longer survive. The
fact that he has several times rallied
from what appeared final prostra.
ton. and that he may possibly re.
peat this evidence Of great vitality,
somewhat embarrasses comment, but
the general opinion OF those best
qualified to judge seems 10 favor
the impression that his end il rapidly
approaching. 1t is even believed that
his successor has been virtually decided
upon by the ruling spirits Of the Church.
Perhaps, in Papal history, a period has
never before occurred when so much
depended upon a wise choice OF n gu
prems Pontia. The existing conflict
between the temporal and spiritual pow.
srs OF many OF the countries Of Europe
may have u wsighty influence in deciding
the choice. Its we'll known that German
diplomacy will be active in securing.
II possible, the election Of a Pope who
will be less disposed to insist on radical
prsrogativss concerning ecclesiastical
appointments. and 1t 10 claimed that
bismarck stands really to make CORE
spending concessions in case his point
is carried. His efforts will be strongly
seconded by the Russian and italian
Governments. The French people are
much divided on Ultrsmontano assump-
tons, and the position OF Austria is not
favorable to extreme ecclesiastical de-
mands. Under these circumstances the
election OF a new Pope will be u matter
Of great political s%ignihcancs.
A two..hirds vote Of the Sacred Col.
legs is necessary to u choice. The men,
bsrs retire Gin conclavs," aud hold no
communication with tho outer werld
until the task il accomplished. They
usually vote by ballot, though in some
instances by reclamation, the latter
method being termed a "choice by in.
spiration." The present Pope was
electeu III tulb nuuuurf. EIhhCc, nus
tria and Spain formerly exercised u veto
on Papal elections. but this Is no longer
conceded by the Cardinals. Since 1872
there have been 81 Popes, all Italians.
In fact. Italy has monopolized the Pa.
pacy for ovsr $50 years, and since the
Italians have a very large majority in
the Sacred College. 1t is safe to predict
that the successor OF Pope Plus will also
he an Italian. though his principles may
DO Of a liberal character. Adrian w..
the only English Pope, was elected In
ll5i; John XXI.. the only Portuguese
Pops. was elected in 1876; Adrian W..
the only Dutch Pope, was elected In
1922. Stephen y. was the last German
Pope. elected in 1866; Gregory NJ. the
last French Pope. was elected in 1870;
Alexander ". the last Greek Pope. was
elected in 1909; the last Spanish Pope,
Alexander W.. was elected In 1892. 10
the Sacred Conclave the Cardinal Bish-
ops represent the bishops Of the Roman
Synod, the Cardinal Priests represent
the parish clergy. and the Cardinal Dea
cons tho heads Of the popular electoral
districts Of the City Of Rome.-S. r..
Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
NEVADA ITEMS.

Abou, n o'clock Wednesday Mich,
Jobn s,.nbsn Farrell stabbed .Jasne,
uuconer In The neck. at Reno. cutting /,
fearful cash from just behind the tar tc
the vindpipe. Ii seems that Hueonel
had been paying rather too much aitsn'
ton to Mrs. Farrell, aud that the hus'
band had warned him to SO slow.
Articles OF incorporation Of the Silver
State Poultry Association were yestsr'
day filed in Carson. The object OF thi.
corporation is to raise chickens and
other fowls by artificial means. Tor tn
market. Ihe capital stock IL Sio'oVo'
"N go
Piaee VI ' ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Los Angeles Herald says that s
Mckinley. in the southern section Of Los
Angeles, has been trying the experiment
Of feeding his hogs on grapes. II ha,
proved q great success. The meat II
firm aud exceedingly p~alatable. On,
acre Of grapes will make ~ much bacon
~ two acres II corn. n fact which may
be readily believed when 1t is borne IN
mind that our vineyards frequently yield
seven tons Of grapes to the acre. Los
Angeles grapes are, besides, full Of sac
charins matter. which makes fat.
Tux rapid growth OF the eucalyptus
Is wonderful. Arson Goodspsed has on
his lot in North Hsaldsburg some trees
which have grown forty feet in two
years. and others twenty-five feet in
eighteen months. The latter were sci
out one year ago last March,. in May
they had not grown more than q foot.
lie then began watering them. with the
above results. His experience teaches
that they should be planted in the Fall,
so as to receive the benefit Of the Winter
rains.
The san Francisco Cal Of yesterday
says: James +. Latham. editor and
publisher Of the Lelier. was arrested
yesterday on complaint Of ID. Dalziel.
Of the Mai. upon three charges Of libel.
The accused furnished bonds to answer
the charges in the Police Court. The
accusations are predicated upon articles
published in the Louder. which the CON-
plainant alleges are calculated to injure
his reputation in the community.
The bell recently cast in the Steam
Engineering Department. Mare Ialand.
for the office building. was tested recent
ly rs to its ringing qualities and pro-
nounced m unqualified success. Ii Is
Of bell metal and weighs $3.50 pounds,
being the largest bell ever cast on this
side Of the land.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
IMAGINE Ills rgELINcs.
The forloxipp pr,n.inll.iior aair,

Thu fal,ow;r, ,-,..,,ti.,,.. .a,,....J
70 ar Edwin Booth. was sent 10 the
office Of the Utica RspabHean the other
day. with the reoues, that II should be
,;v., ~ A. ,.,,ars o.,o, imam his az.
P'''ea ai''Nai 'na'
West School House. Prospect, De-
eembsr the si:ht.th; Mr.; EdAard Booth.
Dear Sur AND friend; Hserns thar you
was going 10 come 70 Vne 20 P,f,or,n
In a play called fiainht 1 wouIu nss,"
"a tha' US 1oys !. ss'.ihs up 10,
Q ior ,hs dement, oi 'ue ,is.a''u 'o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21

Mn. LAWRENCE BARNETT is described
a. q very hard student. lie has bsei
such from early boyhood. He wa,
found in an Indianapolis book shop one
morning recently, mousing about the
shelves, and in the course Of fifteen
minutes he bought TRANSACTIONS from thC
Greek. old plays, history and biography
The bookseller said that Barrett never
visited the city without carrying away
from tento twenty books and he added
81 never sold him . trashy novel OF
cheap book OF any kind in my life"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21

THERE is q Newfoundland dog in De-
troit that deserves to be a gentleman. II
he is not n already. Deko Is his name,
and he loves to romp with children.
Last week n Of the Ogdsnsburg steam
srs stopped ut the wharf, on the passae.
from Chicago, and Hetty. the daughter
OF an Albany passenger. ran out and
played with him. While she was run.
ming as fast A. she could 60. with her
hsad turned. 80 that she could see the
dog. she fell into the river. Dsko stood
at the edge o, the wharf. and waited an
instant until her head appeared above
the surface. and then he sprang after
her. Taking one OF her shoulders in
his huge mouth, gentleman Deko kept
her floating for some time. until two
men put out in a small boat and rescued
her. A year ago he was on duty in the
Mortified (Minn.) Bank. on the terrible
nigh. whom the Younger brothers called
to leave their cards. kill and plumber.
and In an encounter with one OF them
he caught a bullet in his tail. which
remains to this day broken and stumpy.
During his residence ON the Detroit
River. he has learned the sound Of
various propeller whistles, and when a
Northern Transit boat signals late at
night he recognizes 1t, and starts for the
hotel where one Of the clerks boards.
and is sure to fetch some u to the
wharf before the boat lands. He stands
guard at the gangway until all the freight
is moved. and when he hears the order
to haul in, jumps ashore. and waits for
the next craft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21

" there 10 anything that Mr.. Whit.
tier hates IL il " scene" At one Of
the three great Bostan fairs was a lady
who for long hal been an admirer OF
the poet. and when she discovered that
he too was there. she besought q friend
TO bring her into personal acquaintance
with him. The friond CONSENTED. Whit
tier was caught in passing. hurried and
unexpectant ; in the center Of . curious
crowd the introduction was spoken.
Whittier bent his head in smiling greet
ings, when. without warning. the flood
gates OF femenins gush were opened,
and Airs. Blank. between sobs and tears,
tried to tell Mr. Whittier that for year,
she hal cherished him in her heart.
and that she nevsr.-sniif. snii. never
thought TO have the happiness Of meet
ing him /; that she felt now that she
could "kneel at his feet and here o
whole torrent OF tears and shifts. II is
easy TO picture the shy. reserved poets
misery. OF quite a different order OF
emotion was that OF Dom Pedro when
he met him. IA he entered the draw
ins-room. after the company were assem-
blsd. he looked about in a very eager.
unroyal fashion. and inquired with
great earnsstnsss, "whers is Mr..
Whittier ?" When Whittier himself
appeared before him to answer this
question. the enthusiastic Emperor funs
his arms about the poets neck and CAV.
him q regular Brazilian hug. to which
Mr.. Whittier partially responded by
~flingins n arm over Dom Psdro's
shoulder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-21
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Charles Z. williams> .the alleged Chica.
30 forger. hAs been remanded In Toronto
till to-day. lie has $4,000 In tho bank
here, which has been enjoined.
Onezima Deblus. q tinsmith and roofer.
Of Montreal. has failed. Liabilities, $780,
900; assets small.
The Russians. under General KomAroff,
captur-l Ardanautck by assault ON the
l7th instant. The Russian losses arc insig.
nidcant.
=. and II. Copeland 4 Co.'s shoe factory
In South Braintree, Massachusetts,, burned
last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance
SJ9, 200.