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TIM Importance of the movement for
the shipment of fresh beef to Great
Britain begins to appear in statistics
Tho total increase OF exports in n year.
amounts to about four>lold lfrehger-
ator steamers will carry meat to Europe
without loss, why should not reIrigcaN
tor cars furnish beef to eastern and
western cities direct from the grazing
prairies Of Texas
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TnE Texas and Pacific railroad Is now
doing heavier business than ever be-
fore. Is not this u valuable indication
Of the reviying spirit of trade2 There
seems to be no dearth of money here
now to move the present crop, and
surely n little of it will find its way iuto
general circulation.
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A ard.

DALLAS, August q, 1871.
We seoby This mornings Herald that the
plans Of Mr., II. Iloinor, OF our city, for the
new $4,000 Houston jail have been accepted.
We are glad to see tho work of one 30 young
In years preferred over that e older ana
more experienced heads and bands. We
hope the young gentleman above mentioned
will thus he enabled 10 discharge his board
aud washing bill before he leaves the city.
Aug2Idlt WIN. WARNER.
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AennerisarInr Her r.a..

Chicago Journal. She was a maiden
lady, and sweetly told the bachelor ed.
itor that she had been regular sub.
scriber to his paper for over a score Of
years. Indeed, how old might you be
at present" asked he, with tender so
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In does certainly seem to us that I'll,
der h. c. Buckncrs paper tho 7tras
Baptist, published in this city is one OF
the very best and most ably conducted
religious papers in the state, We cons
graduate the Boptists of the state upon
their good fortune in having so able
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lloiitlIon And 20 wa4 not without q
oonsidaraolrucH NJ coy shyuew Tint
she Acknowledged aho Wna not moro
than twrnB-iWo' "Ulool my eullut
patrons murmurrd tho editor as ha
moved on, but no young when she be'
gan 10 subscribe
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dlaiIg alerald.

IHg nAiLF hfRALDlH punlhnNt ofa'y
mlrlln3 txlApt on Mlnilyi 40 go pc
nunnm Boa idVAunui postage prepaid ~
- cents pnr woek delivered Ia lhe CITY,
THE WEEKN HERALD II published every
Saturday morning AZ W I0 por year, post
ago prepaid
ADyanTIAEIH0 HArFai Ono square ten linnA
nnnpareln one time u 30 Nioh huhsfqunnl
insertion, 20 OfniA, special fniHH Tor weekly
monthly ana yearly Myoriisefa,
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'rng nost unpopular man in America
to-day, ia tho secretary of the treasury
lie seems by his policy in the interest
of contraction to be winning execration
of two.thirds of the press of the coun'
tpv
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EI0rl0V

Pitchers ChstOrin is a comp De- sahstl-
tute for Castor OIL, and lsas pleaslu, 90 take
MS Honey. 1t IS particularly adapted 10
TeethinEan irritable children. u destroys
worms, asSimulatGs the food, regulates 'Na
stomach, ana cures Wind Coiic. Few raF-
cdies are as CtlicaciOus for Ftveus Hnas5,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough Ur.-
toria is q scientific and purclp Vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor uA,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, Nays, lSU.
MCssrs J. 3. Rose az Co., N, s.:
Gwta; have u family OF eigl lli Jren,
and uUVo used us much CastOria agau} fame
lily in the United States, / hiH. hnY1
never found auytniog equal to d. My eAN-
dreu have been saved from a fever -tVlW,
times by the use of Cast0ria. Iig.0WWoui
It's use for children, for many Ciaes, they
are subject TO- ia preference to any medicine
/ know of. feel 1t my duty TO give ,Al8 eg-
tliicatG on account OF the benetts l have Uo'
rived 10y the use o; GastOria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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WmS the Houston T6irgdm jumps
on Gall Hamilton the world will un.
dorstond that she is a very bad woman
inIood
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Tnr New Orleans Democrat puts the
cotton crop for the season, at four mills
lions five hundred thousand bales,
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VA.
TwenIy.fth Session BEGINS September s

Collegiate, Elective. and Preparatory
Courses. Location unsurpassed for health
fulness aud mountain scenery Town and
College roted for good morals. Expenses
Including tuition, board, fuel, lights and
Washing. College quite prosperous. stu
dents from fifteen states, Indian Territory
and Mexico. Thirty from TEXAS. For cata-
alogucs, &C. address
sECRETARY OF FACULTY.
iuly2i-eod-dkw-itn
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Medical COLLEGE
OF ALABAMA.
At NO ELL L.

The winter course of Lectures AZ
stitutiOn will commence on the '4ih 'i '
vpmbtr next, and close APRIL ], loi,.
The preliminary course VIII Deglu
the middle o October, ut which time -- ''
rectOTy rooms will be OpaI.
The College has Away been well I''i'
lied by Texas STUDENT, and reieft '
male 10 its many graduates, In Ne'l'N'
paris Of the State.
For circular and fu-ther particula. OF
ply to ". Il ANDERSON. VI. t...
Dean 9th FscaiT.
Mobile, Augist |. ~. aut5dlt I'D
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST a.
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Murphy & Co., real estate agents, No. Ol
Lamar street. aurllT
MONEY MONEY! MONEYu,-A fine
IVA farm, within three miles of Dallas. for
sale ot rent, FOR cash. Good land, good fenc-
ing good buildings and good sprtug water
One hdndrod and twenty-five acres IN culti-
walton. Twenty five lCreS very line cotton
in the Held for sale, \ large amount OF uro-
duce. farming utensils ana stock for sale on
the place, horses, COttls and hogs Apply 10
John Nj, Crockett ON the promises, au2ld2m
nNE ACRE or LAND, on Harwood street
~ near the Catholic church. Improve.
mentS good. Price $500, Apply 10 K. NJ.
Gano ~ sons, over First National bank a2l az
4 ANn-3O acres OF No. land two and one.
half miles from Dallas, ON the Green-
Vile road, under plank fence, with six.
teen acres in cultivation. Running water
about niEc months In the year. f. has nm
artificial lake ON the branch with wafer
81 .hClCnt To lOat any steamboat ON the Mis-
siSsippi river A splendid place fordulry or
gardening purposes. Apply tp the under.
signed on the premises. \. II. HARRIS.
auglI I'm
COUNTY MAl'S-Maps 4 Dallas. benton
Y kllls, Collin and Grnyson counties FOR
sale at 81 each, HOSACk " JONES. RrnI
Estate AGENTS, III Austin street augl2-lm
nY W. Z. slCKLES-5J.ouO ACREs or
ID LAND or long time. Real Estate
office, No. jl6 Main street, upstairs, Dallas,
Iur-tI
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DIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
Z repaired -OsEar Won Buen, practical
PiHOualJer respectfully Oiler, % tne uiti-
Seus OF Dallas and vicinity his Barvices Ia
tuning and repairing Pianos and OrsauS.
Al! orders lett at e. T. Gaines Emporium OF
Music, No. III Main sJce0t, viii re Give
prompt attention. augl2 I'm
| INFORMATION WANTED - ANY one
4 knowing the whereabouts or existence ut
INomas II Hcruion, OF Mississippi, sup
posed tn be now In Texas, viii greatly obligc
ms relatives IN elYmg information TO Stay
e MORROW, attorneys Dallas. MIR
II. VIII receive his division Of Hrge tract
OF land BY applying to Seay y Morrow.
NUM- u
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For Sale.

\ ~ ~ INTEREST in n thoroughly cS-
~ tablished ana fine paying business. re-
curing little capital. The best of reference.
required, For Information apply to j. T..
Murphy & Co., real estate agents, No. O9
Lamar street. auulgtf
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fIO RE MA lYIm urur tho railroad, WIN
I phlu ono hundred urr,s u Civilization,
10y ALDERMAN Ad4vWll, h,t tuO Unlrt,r-!u
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GNO HOTEL kEEPERs--lust completed
i and Torrent on rcnsuuall e terms, ono Of
the handsomest, Ulriost and most cum.Orla.
Die hotel buildings 10 lis elze lu ihe state
containing seventeen rooms, besides cool,
and servant rooms. Situated at inc new
town of Ferguson ON tho Texas and Pacific
railway M rs Junction with the Central
T0Aas Narrow GuUgo or .lylHr Tap r0ll way.
Tho entire patronage and influence OF THIS
last named road Is guaranteed TO this house,
and Win proper efforts several daily meal
trains II M believed can be had from the
Texas and Pacific railway. None need APP
ply bur iiYst.Clnss applicants, ana those who
urn abr TO furnish and ran the house In
y0od Styir, An cutting house les badly needed
~ THIS point Address W. G, RICHARDS,
Tyler, ToNus. aug.Glm
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The business OF the
TexasP umpCOmpany

VIII be continued by I.ittell & Burne
Main street where they Will cont
keep full line OF pumps, and be a'
serve the public accepiably in the n .uI
the old firm did In the past. Respt '.".
LlTTELL & BURHE III,
Dallas. July 8. Isl. iy!giIw-H ~
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DRlHN STORE-T The large brick store No,
- 13i Elm street, 2lAD iggt, nIMtrIJ O,eu-
pied by Mcssrs lluglrsN Bro, ABBY nt
ihclf store. nu.lU-u
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Wautad Female Help,
Want,d Mala Help.

DRIOE ARD HANDS-Only stendv men
ID of experience lced apply 10 ROBERT l.,
JAMES, aug-2lit
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INVENTIONS 4: : . VI: a. A. !.

us. BEING opposite the Patent Office we ma
able to make close examinations, aad sao1te
Patents more promptly and with broader
and better claims, chan those VITO &9T9-
mote from Washington.
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inleel
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The partnership heretofore exist
tween littell ~ Newell is this day ul .'
by mutual consent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
wooD COUNTY FAIR.

Ed. JoURNALs-The attendance At our
County Fair this season, Is larger than il
has been for several years past. The Flo
raj Hall Is nicely arranged, and presents an
excellent appearance. Messrs. A. O. VIII
lian,s 4 Bro. Of PerTysburg, arv the
principal exhibitors, having fine display
Of Dry Goods, Clothing, etc.
II was predicted the Horticultural ex-
hibit would be slim, but such IL not the
case. There Is l splendid collection Of
fruits OF all kinds, the main exhibitors
being Mesars. WIN. DuniPace Chas. Pow
ers; II. c. strowe; John Long, and wn.
II. Chapman. .0N
Mrs. John Soash, and Mrs Silss Grey,
have a good selection Of Dairy products,
comprising Butter, Lard, etc. -..
The Mrs. Foot, Black, TnScho, and So
ash hsve a fine lot Of Canned Fruits, such
as peaches, pehts, plums, etc. 1t is neces-
sary, Mr.. Editor, to Use "etc." consider.
ably, to express the unknown limits" OF
the several displays.
The exhibition Of Farm products issaid
TO be the hest ever had at this Fair, Those
having a exhibits, are Messrs. Morgan
Brown, John Bailey, and 5. i. Sargent
Their specimens Of Seed Wheat, Corn and
Potatoes, are simply immense. Mr.. Nor
gan Brown, especially, has an excellent
lot. He has four watermelons weighing
200 pounds, which grew from single seed
he secured at the Centennial last fall also
two cucumbers measuring over six feet
each, having all the "crooks and turns" Ui
blacksnake. Heard il stated he had the
largest and finest dirplay everat the Conn.
ty Fair, and rs good rs any exhibited bt
any one person at the State Fair. He al.
40 has very large squash, one Of which
he grows and exhibits each year Last
but not least, is the selection of Live Stock
There ia a large number Of entries, and MI
seem filled with the beat stock to be found
in Wood county, including poultry. -
The races are good, and attract much
attention; there being good!y number oI
"fast hoses" present. There were. also q
large uumber of agricultural implements
such ms ReApera, Mowers, Drills, Cider
Mills, Wagons, Hay Rakes, etc. ..,., -,
Over 400 membership tickets have beer
sold up to date, and altogether the Fair
bids we'll to be grand success; however
it will be necessary to wait another day IL
order to sec what the real result will
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21


Sad Dcath.-It is with deep regret We
learn Of the sad faie' Of Harry S. HAN
FORD, Esq, one of the pioneers OF Wood
county. From reports that come to us, it
appears that he went into the Hydraulic
to bathoC near tile residence OF his son, op-
po'itc Waterville. Being feeble from age,
and also n cripple, he ia supposed 10 have
lost his balance and fell into the Aud and
water, from which he was unable to extri-
cate himself, and there drowned. His
clothing was found on wagon near by
" ere he was found. He was aBodt 80
years OF age, a great reader, and was n
man OF fine intellect. He had been a sub,
scriher 10 the JOURNAL ever since our con-
nection with il, having il sent to him
wherever he might stop with relatives for
a few months at time. Ii, 'is bat few
weeks since he called on us on his way
from Iowa 10 Haskins, near whe % he ex-
pectea to make his home with his son for n
short time. Ga this visit he lamented his
partial loss of sight and hearing, Ra he
loved to read and converse abOnt the af.
fairs of the country. His remains we re
brought TO Fort Meigs Cemetery and de-
posted in their final resting place on Sat.
Hrday. Peace 10 them. --.-'--------
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
PEVtsOyAL.

Miss KarE BRowA Is aKaiu teaching in the
sehools At GraAd Rapids.
Mrs. DR.. RHKISFHASK land the bablss) 10
spending a eonple"f weeks With her sister at
Monroe, Mich. r r..r
ME. ID. q. RAfEs has returned from the
Islands to accept posltinn as d elective at the
Toledo Tri-SlAts Fair.
Miss u lama HVET started on Monday hsl for
Rochester, N T., where she will pursue =
course Of study in female semi nary and per-
feet her musical sdaeAtioO. H.t9
MIR. ERsEsr @. MiLLEk received a s4ll in a
few dsys after his rslvu frim the Soulheru
par. of the Stats. v go 70 BrySS to IaboT in biz
calling. his sleslinD u s1Es.
Mr. .CHAN. A. NoEroS wGs visiting his WhoC
county fiiends this week, . kind 81 farewell
visit, bsfuFo his doable SmIgTagAtiaa into tAl
State of Ma,rin'oay and shat Of New York.
Mr.. GEo. d. LtEDskV returned on TUESDAY
| To Columbus. to renew his iAhlrA Rs teacher il
the Asylum fnr the blind. We trust his sun,
uer vaeStion ~ home has been pleasant one
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

Reunion Of the Old 18th q. Y. L.
Wednesday proved to be pleasant day, in
the ullest sense, for the first reunion since
the war of the Old l4th Ohio Volunteers.
There were Isl of its surviving members
present, Colonel MoE coming all the way
from Chattanooga 10 meet with them. The
reunion was held in the Court House
Square, South Toledo, and WAS largely al.
tended by the citizens in that city and the
surrounding country. Captain NoRroS
delivered the address Of welcome, which
was responded to by Gen. STEEDMAN in
behalf OF the Regiment. A bonnteons re-
past was prepared and served by the ladies
Of South Toledo, to whom nluch credit is
due. During the afternoon Col Moon,
who presided over the meeting, called on
Gems. WAGER SwAlNE, JOHN @. LEE, |.
X. SHERWOOD and F. ). SLEvIN, who re.
sponded ia brief speeches, which were full
OF "reminiscences OF the late struggle. ypH
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-Gen. J. b. STBEpnAN.
Vice President-Col. ALBERT MOORE.
Secretary-Col. ii. G.. NEUBERT.
Treasurer-J. Ii. NEWTON. -i''
MiLvERsrEDT, who went into the service
with the regiment. was present aud enliv
ened The occasion with SO me Splendid mu
sic. The four battle fiaer, that gave evi
dence at seeing hard service, we've exhib
ited from the Court House portico, Befor
adlOurning the members OF the yeeimen
present we're grouped from which position
MessFs. NoRTH q OSWALD took n photo
graphic also sleTeoEcOpic view, Whicl
will no doubt be in demand by the men
beis Of the regiment and their friends.
Their next annual reRniOn will be he'll
n. Napoleon, on the snBiversary Of III
battle oi Antietam, Sept. 7, 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
HOW TT IS DONE.

The first object IN life with American people
Is TO "get rich" the second, how to regain
good health. The irst can be obtained by en-
ergt, honesty and saving the second. (good
heaIth) By using GRBsE's AU6usr FLOWER.
Should you DO despondent sufferer from any
OF the effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
Indigestion, &c, such as Sick Headache. Pal.
pitatian Of the Heart, Sour Stomach, Habitual
Cnstiveness, Dizziness nf the Head, Nervous
Prnstraii"n, low Spirits. &C.. you need not
suffer anathet day. Two doses Of AUGUST
FLovEx will relieve you at once. Sample BIT
Ties 10 cents, Regular sine IS cents. Posi-
lively sold by all hrst-elass Druggists In the
United States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
CHANGED QUARTERS
From 1O7 to 1O1.

The numerous friends of Mr.. WILLIAM
BLASKERrz, of Perrysburg, will be pleased
to learn that since l07 Summit street has
been closed up, he has made his headquar-
ters at No. l0l, with LAsALLE & LYMAN
the well-knOwn and popular one-price dry
goods house, Toledo, where he will gladly
receive calls from his many friends, and
wait on them in his old, strictly honest and
reIinhle MnY. Isl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

TREU5HEL--PISK AT the residence Of the
brides mother, September 18th, 1871. by
q Rev. Jshn Yeager, the Rev. CHARLEs TRku-
sBEL, Of the German Central Conference,
aud Miss Francis FISK. Both Of rerrys'
burg.
The happy twain have gone to Lansing,
Miehigsn to reside, whore the Rev. hT. TEHU-
snEL has been called to preach. The best
wishes Of their many friends here will accom-
pany them to their new home.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
M. E. Church.-LThe fourth QunrterI,

M. Il. Church. h.---The fourth Quarterly
Meeting OF the NJ. E. Church will be held
Friday, Saturday and Sabbath, sept. 2l
%, and %. Quarterly Conference Friday
evening. Preaching Saturday at 2 P. NJ
and Sabbath morning by Rev. A. HoLLING.
TON, andOn Sabbath evening by Revs.HAM.
1LroS, and ]. BIoLEY. Love Feast Sacra.
ment Sabbath at 2:30 r. NJ. To these pub
lie services all are cordially invited. On
Friday evening we hope there will be q
full attendance of the church officials.
-. .a. j.. II. DETHARDs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
snIoIds.-AlI striker VA.

snicIde.-All stryker was thrown into
commotlon, Monday afternoon, by the
startling information that Esquire John
Allison, one Of tile oldest and beat known
citiscns VI the place had been found dead
In hls barn. The cause that led 10 the
rash act il said to have been financial en-
barrassment, growing out Of mismanage-
nicnt and improvidence in business mat
ters. The deceased bad been we'll to do,
but through abuse Of confidence on the
part Of those I've had befriended, and loose
business habits on his own part, he had be.
come embarrassed, and he took this method
Of ending his troubles. - Byua Press.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

To Whom 1t Nay Conccrn.-The la
dies of the NJ. E. Church have given it u
thorough cleansing. 1t was neither an
easy nor pleasant ta-k The tobacco filth
that had been deposited on the floor greatly
surpassed tho limits Of common decency.
Less regard had been shown for the churcI,
than is shown for a back porch by the low
est OF men when at home, unless they be
drunk or crazy. And rs il is indecent to
even spit ON the parlof floor or in the
church, to say nothing OF besmearing them
with amber; therefore while all are invit-
ed to the services of the church please
bear in mind that you are Just as earnestly
invited to show due regard for the church
by leaving your guilds in your pockets DUR
ing the time you are in the church, or to
furnish yourselves with pocket spitoons and
to carry the product of your well cIreweI
guilds home with you, when you may do
with il to suit your own tastes without any
molestation TN our part Signed on behalf
Of decency and the church,
j. III. BErHARps.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

Settle Up.-Having disposed of my
stock of Goods and closed up my Store, l
desire all knowing themselve indebted to
me to call at once and settle up. The store
rooms N which have been doing business
are for rent orsale, GILBERT BEACH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21
SPECIAL LOCALS.

Until further notice l will buy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles 25 80 and 35 feet long
Piles must not be less than IA inches at
the butt, IL inches in centre and 8 inches
at top end To be delivered on the dock
at Perrysburg, for which l will pay cash.
Off GEORGE BoETsCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

Haumee Presbytery.-This body COM
posed Of 4 minister aud Elder irons each
Of the Presbyterian churches, within the
counties OF Lucas, Wood, Fulton, Paulding
and Defiance, held its session at Defiance,
on Tuesday and Wednesday Last.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21


The Trl.State Fair.-We presume that
our readers are all acquainted with the
facts by this time, that every arrangement
is about completed for one Of the most
promising fairs ever held in the State. The
grounds are ample, the buildings are Of the
first-class and are intended as permanent
structures. There are nine grand depart
menta, with the most fitting men placed in
charge ot each. They have got splendid
track and large number Of tue best horses
in tile county are to be there. Thirty
thousand dollars cash premiums are offered
with no entrance fee except for horses en-
tered for racing. Rarus," the fastest
horse in America, is to be there. Every.
body will want to spend at least one day
in Toledo next week. The fair will open
on Monday next
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-09-21

Building Stone.-Parties in need OF
building stone can be supplied on short
notice, by leaving orders at the Bowl Fac
tory, or addressing me by mail. Will put
stone on board cars for parties purchasing
along the line Of the D. & NJ. X. X.
AF Gro. WEDDELL.