Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-02

ED. Journal: - Once again | take the ra-
sponsibiity ofjuttn nc down the dninRs of Ferry
township and her people. Everything pre-
seuts pleasing aspect, and the coun.enances
of our farmers are Frightening, as thoughts of
peace, plenty and we'll filed pocket.books
arise. Wheat stacks loom up on every side.
Corn fields nod glad welcome to the passer-
by, giving every assurance Of such a crop as
Perry township never knew. The barly crop
is simply immense. The best turn out so far
OF this necessary ingredient in 'gout lager beer
was raised on the Daniel Peltou farm, ~
miles west OF here, and is 6l3S bushels per
acre. If any Of the "Embassadors," as Bro.
Timmnns is pleased to style us singers of ink,
can report better yield, | would be glad to
| hear of 1t. Until they do, our enterprising
! Young farmer, Mr. Theron PSlt1n, will wear
| the belt. Not much wheat has yet been thresh-
ed, but II will average rs bushels per acre.
| If Mill Grove does not have warehouse nor
railroad, one Of her otiEsus, q. l.. Ketoham is
buying large quantities, at the highest cash
prices. He takes the RIAin to Rising Sun aud
loads il in cars. Last Saturday he took three
luads to the aforesaid place, expecting o. We Ugh
the same on Wyman & Gregg's scales AS he
had dOue before but he was surprised to 6nd
| that the above named firm had gone back on
| Jealousy, you see, George did not fancy being
bull-dnLed in that manner. so be got a pair OF
| sea les and weighed thereon near 900 bush
| els of wheat bought in the vicinity Of Rising
| Sun, for which he paid as high as 9t cents per
bushel. 49," The accidents for tSe past week
were as follows; Last Monday, as Dr.. War
| ring was driving from here to Eaglevile his
horse benams unmanAgeable on the bridge near
! Richard Loman's residence. throwing the Dec
tor out and causing dislocati"n Of the scapul",
| which was reduced IN it's normal state by Drs,
RSendale and hslfeld. On Thursday, MT.
AbrRm Shoe, an aged farmer living near Rising
Sun, was thrown from load of hay, receiving
| bad dis location OF the scapula, Alsn. -. Mrs
| Jerry LOman, who has been qate sick for sew
eral dAvs, ia conValesciag.' The Mill Grnve
Lndge No. 646, o. D. r., installed their Off
GERS, July llIh, as follows:
N.G-GsorRs Zepernick.
V.G.-J. =. Enas.
r, S.-A. x. Knapp.
Z. S..-W. J. Mudelt.
r. q. n. G.-H. j. Pelton.
LIS n. G.-R. Swinehsrt.
X. 3, V. G.. II. q. Ort.
l.. 81 v. &C. Swnps.
G.-John Witmnrs.
l. CT. V, PelIon.
WI, G. Conlsy.
CA. Hampshire.
s. P, G.-Thomas J. Henry.
The NJ. E, Sabbath School gave another Of
their highly entertaining concerts Sunday eve.
ming. These exercises are becoming 6xlure
and credit is due O. W. LenhArt for his efforts
to instruct as we'll as please the audience. -.
Lenhart a Rissus' large store room will soon
be completed. 1.-The Independents Order of
Reformed smokers" as reported by "Eph." IN
tue Ssntiasl, 10 now spoken of as one OF the
has -beehs." II only had one member. aud
that one was "Eph." and he held out almost
two days. $50 WaRRelh the world.
know OF pretty good joke eoneer ming the Per-
~ FlohriRg Mills Of our place. In 4 certain
town, not days travel from here, q travelling
agsut for soths milling attachment stopped AZ