Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-12-21
ApnITToNAL LoCAL. .
IL you clay low for black ducks" you
most always catch them.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
If you clay low for black ducks" you
most always catch them.
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New PostOfIlce.--W congratulate our
neighbors in the vicinity Of Stony Ridge
on being able to SECURE daily mail. A
dry goods, grocery store, and postoffce
have been established on the Pike, at the
crossing OF the Columbus & Toledo Rail
road, with our old friend, JACOB MAYER,
as Postmaster, and J.W.CRAwFoRD Deputy
aud Il. X. Agent. The mail bags and keys
were received on Saturday last. The name
given the new office is LcM0yne, p. o."
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Temperance Meeting -Notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather of Wednesday
evening, the Baptist Church was wei
filled with People TO listen to an an emi-
nently practical address from Mr.. J. l..
BEACH, Of Chicago. All felt woll paid for
heir attendance.
o. next Wednesday evening, by special.
invitation, f. lIoLLESBEcK, Esq will
give tho Temperance Union talk about.
tenpetunce-not talk on temperance.
Let the church be we'll illeu
Railroad ACc0mmOda iOn.--Mr. WIG.
GINS, proprietor OF the Bowling Green &
rontogany Railroad, has made arrange
ments with the d. & NJ. Road by which he
Is permitted to make two trips per day
morning and evening-between Bowling
Green and Pcrrysburg during the session
OF court, at the former place, which will
convene on the ID Of january. This will
be great accommodation to the people in
this part Of the county who have business
at court, mud we trust the enterprise of Mr.
WIaGTNs will be iully appreciated.
"Mr. u Mrs. A. Q. Prlce.'-We are
in receipt of two neatly printed cards,
united by white satin ribbon in double
bow knot, the larger containing the above
inscription md the smaller simply Georgia
I'lnnchfll," with the envelope enclosing
them posimarked at Toledo. Is this II
challenge or what is it? No time or
place is given. We can't recognize anony-
nous challenges and go cropping about in
the dark to find our antagonist, especially
when he has selected second before the
terms, time and place have been arranged
for hostile meeting. No cards-in reply.
Assault and Battery. On Monday
evening OF last week, Mr.. ADAM GRAHAM
was approached by one WM. BELL and
most foully beaten, on the Avenue road
about two miles east of this place. 1t ap-
pears the quarrel arose in dispute con.
ccrning a wagon which BELL had borrowed
Of GRAHAM and in using it had broken
some part. BELL had the vehicle repaired
and refused to surrender it to its owner
unless he pay one-half the cost Of repairing,
which GRAHAM would not consent to do,
but in the absence OF BELL removed the
wagon to his premises. Thus the feud be-
gan thus was one man badly bruised, and
thus was another compelled to suffer incar,
cerntion in the county Jail, in default of
$500 bail. Mr.J. OAKwooD was also accused
of being implicated, but on trial was
released. Constable BAIRD conveyed BELL
to Jail last Thursday, where he awaits
the action OF the Common Pleas Court
Will somebody make answer to Lille
NJ. DARsr's sensible inquiry in the Circle
will, Herald!
"Why will the singers never sing the
songs our hearts are hungry for? Why
will they never make vocal for us, tones
which we all would sound but cam OF
| The grandest opera singing can but please
us as beautiful Instrumentation does. The
| perfect music set to words that wakens
the heart throb, sets the cheek to glowing
the eye to glistening, is even higher art in
its truth to nature"
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