Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-08-17

the affected point.
F. r. MILLER & Co. are preparing to
grow grapes quite extensively on their
farm just above town.
We call attention to the time card Of
the Steamers Waite, Star and Frost in the
Grst column on this page.
The Steamers Frost and Star are well
patroniEed now with little excursion parties
on their up river trips to Perrysburg.
The chronic diarrhea broke out in the
Camp, this week, in malignant, ma
levalen and malicious form. 1t was bad
attack.
The young people of Seneca county
don't craw6sh for hot weather. Twenty
marriage licenses were issued for the month
of July.
All those who have Canada thistes
on their premises should not fail to cut
them down before ripening. This will be
a stitch in tinoe. Remember there is fine
of $40 for failing to do 30.
This is a good season for the farmers
to make known large yields of grain. We
will be plensed to receive from any OF our
readers such statistics for publication.
The Sentinel and Mr.. J. II. REID are
putting words in the Perrysburgers mouths
that we doubt very much # they have ut
tered, or even thought of for year.
Capt. TRAvERs informs us that the
Steamer Frost will make two trips to Per-
rysburg for the benefit OF those attending
the reunion next Wednesday.
Wood county was we'll represented on
the Steamer Waite last Sunday. Nearly
all took the benefit of round trip to
Lakeside, ia miles, for one dollar. Cheap
riding that.
The Auditors exhibit in Seneca coun-
ty for 1877, makes favorable showing of
stock. No. horses, II ,65l No. cattle, 49,
99s; No. mules, l47; No. sheep, 5S,l75 =:
No. hogs, 34,S74.
Mr.. Gro. BoErscH is receiving spiles
from distance OF twelve miles out in the
country. Those who have no farm pro-
ducts for the market are improving this
opportunity to "get money"
All wishing to attend the Wood county
Grangers annual Picnic or Harvest Feast,
should remember that Thursday next, 23d,
is the day, aud that PowELLs Grove,
miles east of Portage, is the place.
The three editors of the Toledo Erenins
Neus sunk about 1925 in cash, besides their
time, in their little newspaper experience
in Toledo. They have secured their situa
lions again ms teachers in Fort Wayne.
The SentincPs uneasiness about thai
alternativ, writ Of mandamus is significant
Its implied proposition to purchase the
discontinuance OF sail suit with couh
" office, is eminently characteristic. Bu
the mandamus is not for sale, and, sc
far as we are advised, EvERs has no otict
to sell.
Mr.. JOHN A. Fox, Chairman OF the
Wood County Prohibition Central Com
mittee, has called Mass Convention tc
meet at the Court House, Bowling Green
Sept. 9th, 1877, to put in nomination ;
ticket, and transact such other business n
may come before the Convention. Pluck
The congregation of the First Congre
gational Church of Toledo, of which th'
Rev. w. w. WILLIAMS has been the paste
for twenty four years, has commenced tear
ing down Iheir old church on St.Clairstreet
between the Hall Block and Boody House
with the view OF replacing it with n hand
some new edifcC.
Our County Commissioners are yer!
properly refusing such propositions aS viii
draw water from Hancock county. The.
don't like to be compelled to take thei
pocket books from their pants pocket ano
stow them away in n breast pocket in wad
ing through the south part OF the count,
TO get TO their work.
For years "Lawson's Curative" ha
given universal satifaction, and every day
it is increasing in popular favor. WiIhou
doubt it is the most reliable preparation
yet introduced for Rheumatic diseases ant
those also which have their origin IN TIN
|
Inflammation or SUelling, use the Curative
and you will not be disappointed.
You, young man, of the Toledo Com
merciaI, listen. Twenty two churches il
New York City are-now without pastors
Adrian Times. You, young man, OF tn
Adrian Times, attention! Have taken tn
hint. Fine church. Good congregation
But one thing lacking. Need q man OF in
tehigehGe aud gaad moral standing TO pun
the church organ. Can you come immedI
ately i-Commeteinl.
- The Wood County Board Of Agricul
ture held a meeting at Tontogany, o
Monday, and discussed the question 4
holding the Wood County Fair on CORES
ponding days Of the week preceding tha
, for which it is now advertised, providin
the dates Of the Tri-State Fair ut Tulcd
should not be changed. We were expect
ing the official announcement TO this eiieC
for this weeks paper, but it has not yC
came to hand.
The Wauseon Schools have graduate
and isaiied diplomas to eleven in the thi
teen years OF the history OF the School
which the ErposiiOr thinks is not as credi
able showing as could be desired.
. claims that the course Of study is as goo
ms that OF other echoos OF like charaqip
and that young people could gain far mo-
benefit by completing the entire cour
: than by spending their time in idleHesa
home or on the streets.
The Hancock County Courier says Il
Philadelphia Lightning Rod Co.,
which a man named Busy is agent,
swindling the farmers Of that county.
learns of two who considered themSely
too poor to take their local paper, Que
whom was swindIed out af S24 and Il
|. other $50. These losses would have su
Y oliad them With na,yananeta during The