Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-06-22

Advertised Letters: VIM. Collins,
ANNE Lusher, Sarah REM, Jas. .Turnpeice,
VIM. E. Wallas, Henry White.
Our schools will close on next Friday,
with appropriate exercises in the evening
The programme is not yet fully completed
--Messrs. John f. KUMLER, JAS. NJ.
ASHLEY and NJ. o. WAoeoNER, Of Toledo,
will crate at Whitehouse, Lucas county, on
the / of July.
Mr.. Gro. BoETscH loaded the steam
barge Ph Walter with 5000 feet of oak
spiles, and she cleared for Cleveland on
Tuesday evening.
Owing to insufficient light nt the Da-
guerreian Gallery on Second street, Mrs
THORNTON has removed back to her old
stand on Fifth street.
Young %ndications" arranges for n
shower about every other day, and the
crop prospects we're never better. Prepare
for Thanksgiving.
"A tourteen-year-od son OF DR.. VIII
LrAMs, Of Fostoria, was kicked by horse
and was lying in an unconscious state at
last accounts, with little prospects of re-
coyery ai t
From the amount Of cardboard and
paper purchased at this Office by the school
children, for map drawing, it might be in
lerrcd that the war map mania has invaded
our schools.
And now the Fostoria Reriew goes for
Judge Pillars for issuing the injunction
restraining the Council from purchasing
Silsby engine. The injunction has been
dissolved, and an appeal is threatened.
The editors of Iowa are expected in To-
ledo tomorrow evening, via. the Wabash
Road. 1t is the intention to visit Putin
Bay on Sunday, after which their journey
will be continued to Niagara Falls.
-FRED. PoMERoY returned home from
Hoytsviile yesterday, with a dislocated
wrist and considerably bruised about the
face, caused by falling from car he was
engaged in loading.
Toledo Review: There are millions in
mileh cows these days, since Colonel Moore
has got corner on hard cider. and Muir
ply and his followers are knocking the
ID ont Of the saloons.
The F'ostoria Rericw says six hundred
and ninety-eight pupils were in attendance
in the Union Schools of that place during
the past year, and Of that number more
than three e-fourths have never been tardy.
We are informed that AMELIUs Ron
ERTsoN, Esq, near Hall Prairie, had ten
acres OF rs fine wheat as could be found in
the county almost totally destroyed by the
hGl storm on Wednesday night OF last
week
The Chit Justice Waite commenced
making daily trips between Toledo and
Pul-in-Bay Wednesday. Her time OF leav-
ing the Monroe street dock at Toledo Is
s:l5 instead of as heretofore. Those in
tcrestcd should note this fact.
The Perrysburg boys, last Saturday
night, like the boys at Cheyenne, had n
succeed in taking Fort Ruggles, they show
cd themselves master hands in face paint
ing, an,! left some beautiful samples Of
their handiwork. - Eueniag Bee
A special train OF ten coaches passed
through here on the D. & VI. Road Just
prior to o'clock this morning, conveying
large excursion party from Lima. Tho
party is headed for Putin Bay and will
tcst the capacity of the steamer Waite.
A young man named JAMES RowAN
nged Is years, was out hunting near Napo
3leon, on Tuesday, and by accident Sho
himself through the head, and died within
an hour after. Hshnd Just returned home
from school at Hillsdale, Mich, to spend
vacation.
The Way Monument arrived here sev.
eral days since, and parties are expected
every day from Dayton to put it in position
in the Cemetery. 1t will require heavie
trucks and derricks than can be found il
the Northwest. We will give dimension
next week.
There is no description Of Nervous dis
ease, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headach,
or Scialica, that will not succumb to tn,
healing and comforting curative properie
: of "LAwsoN's CURATIVE" Withou
question it is the only sure remedy tina
can be relied upon.
A committee consisting of eight prom
inent members of the Lucas county Ba
was appointed at a recent meeting to TAX
such steps as might seem proper to them +
bring the attention Of Congress to thei
wants, and secure, If possiblc,the establish
ment OF United States Circuit Court Il
Toledo,
The attempt to capture Fort Ruggle
Saturday evening was failure. The ski
mish line got no further than the rifle pit
when they were repulsed with considernbl
? loss, in character if nothing more. Eithe
/ the COW ordinance should be elforced or
steam engine purchased. Which shaI
o it be?
The farmer can loose but little tim
now. The weeds must be kept down in Il
corn; besides the time is at hand for ge
ting everything in readiness Tor harves
"A Mower' and reapers are TO be bought
e. put in repair; seythes hay racks, barn
70 stack bottoms &C., are to he put in cond
tion for use in the fast approaching harveF
The editors Of the Port Clinton Me-
and Reporter publish joint contract not
flying all churches and societies, that
the future all locals and advertisement
}, where the snme is connected with mon,
e. making entertainment must be paid for
regular rates Like nearly all country e
G tors, they are striving to make an hone
living by their profession. They set for
at some length sound reasons for pursui
such course.
The Lawn Fete at the commodio