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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28

lie opinion is not in favor Of els
success.
Tbe Es.tera 2mcs,iOn.
LONDON, March 27.-The gov
eminent has distributed among
boat builders an order for addition
al horse boats, to be delivered i'm
mediately.
The Times says: To surrender all
hope of the Congress is to abandon
the Eastern question to the drifts
and currents of separate jealousies
and eXcitements, and to throw
away the only means
of submitting it to quiet
coIsideration-tos sacrifice substan-
tial principles even for the sake of
avoiding danger. 1t should he the
object of all Governments, that of
Russia included, to promote n
meeting of the Congress by ali
means which do not obviously and
necessarily involve such sacrifice.
The utterances from Berlin
on the Eastern question
this morning are the first
semi-of1icial expression of opinion
since the hitch in the Congress pro-
ject. They prove entirely different
from assertions hitherto made by
special correspondents. The Berlin
Post which prints nothing political
without purpose, and which is one
Of Prince Bismarck's organs,
says that the failure of
the Congress would probably
result in Russia and England re-
naming at peace but arming for
war. This prolonged armament
England can Infinitely better af-
ford than Russia, who would be
reduced to exhaustion were she
obliged to maintain her armies on
a war footing for some years. AS
Russia cannot attack England
while England is perfecting her
position and biding her time, the
Gar will probably be driven to ex-
tend his couquests in the interval
better to be prepared for the COLI
sion when it does occur; but, in
such case, Austria and Greece
would join England to protect their
own interests. AS to Germany,
she will never fight for Russian or
any other foreign interests. Rus
STA therefore had better restrain her
ambition.
A Times correspondent at Vienna
says Gen. Ignatietf's purposes are
unknown, but probably, as the per-
son most familiar with the treaty
of San Stefano, he comes to eX-
plain its scope and show that it can
be modified in the interest of Aus
tria. The Austrian Government is
perfectly capable of judging these
matters for itself. Gen. Ignatieff
is not more likely to succeed in this
than on his two former missions.
Russia's answer to England's
late question, merely says that the
Government adheres to its former
view. This does not sound very
promising but it is still thought
here that this reply will not close
all interchange of opinion.
LONDON, March PA cores
pendent of the Manchester Guar
dian says: Derby has received as
surances from Count SchouvelOff,
during the past few hours, that
he [Schouvelotf kept Russia's neg
alive in his pocket until he re-
celved authority to give these as
surances.
VIENNA, March 27.-To-day's
newspapers consider that the Con-
gress has failed, and that Austria
must now look to the protection OF
her own interests.
LONDON, March 27th.-Infor ma
ton has been received from various
European capitals to the effect that
Germany views the outcome of the
present situation as already deter
mined and that war, while not
necessarily nearis inevitable in the
end.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28
For Sale at q Barg ain.

I8s ACRES OF choice agricultural land,
part mesa and the other bottom or sandy
loan, near Fulton's famous sulphur
Wells, one mile from Railroad Depot, all
under new board fence. will sell half
or all, either half being part mesa OF or
chard land, susceptible OF as high state
of the finest artesan wells in the coun-
try, with fountain nice feet above the
surface of the ground. which may be used
as an ornamental fountain and at tn @
same time be used as q motive power, as
we'll as for irrigation. A young orchard,
barn, dwelling, etc.; and will sell farm
ing implements, house, furniture, etc., If
desired. Address,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28

mission to the Argentine Republic,
Paraguay and Uruguay, and place
the united office in charge of the
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary. The Committee
will now recommend that provis-
ion be made for a Minister resident
at Argentine Pueblo and Charge
d'Affaires for Paraguay and Uru-
quay.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28
NOTICE

All dealers of every kind, everywhere,
are hereby bottled and forbidden giving
any credit on my account to any person
other than myself or on my written or
der. shall pay 40 other dehts hereafter
incurred. A. T.. PUTNEY.
Los Angeles. March IA, 1878. mrl5 lot
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28
Coo. residual.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-SEN.
ATE-Keruan introduced u bill
granting pensions to Indians who
were in the service of the United
States in the war of 1872, as scouts,
guides or warriors. Referred.
Mcmillan reported the House
bill for allowance of certain claims
reported by accounting officers of
the Treasury Department.. Placed
in the calender.
The Assembly went into Com
mittee of the Whole for the purpose
of considering in special order the
substitute for the Senate bill maxi
ing appropriations for public build
ings.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28

SACRAMENTO, March 27.--Tht
Senate Committee on Corporations
met this morning to consider Tut.
ties Mining Bill. Waymire was
heard in support of it, stating that
he appeared at the request Of Gov
Irwin. Delmar appeared before
the delegation in support of the
bill, but the Committee adjourned,
without hearing him, until $50 to-
morrow morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-28

LONDON, March PA Vienna
correspondent telegraphs that
whether General Ignotietf conner
here to interpret the treaty or
negotiate an understanding, pub
lie opinion is not in favor of els
success
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
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treble, 3arule u. /. 10, purbe bon ben
Slammem %3eritort, aud liuo mebrere Mens
l9en III ben 5lammen umgefommen.
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bet, uno cine alte Srau, Die bon ben Slam
men etngeboLt purbe, lit bort perbrannt.
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beorobt, aber ieirte 8Irger ertpebrten fi6
berielben.
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Babn 9erietben tn 8ranb. Sci Columbus
i'm @ountD Blatte an bieier Gtienbabn ners
brannte ein setpiiier 2ouis Wtib6leton i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28
W5ochenflichc Sllinois Sfaafs-Bcifuene.

8rairiefeuer un6 elm 6err Geo. @. Sbafz
ter nnD etne Srau Sdeo6S iplroen i6tDer
burb 0ailelbe pertpunoet. 0roB iin0 Die
Berbeerullgen aud) I'M GpuntD Sail unb
eine Sral GlDing erlitt I0ipere Branbtpunz
0ett. sSn ben Counties Stnor, Yterce utb
@aDne I'M itoro0ltliben Gbeile 9tebra5fa'S
baben Die 8auern l6tpere Serluite al SGuz
fern uao 8eloern; cine 6rau 0urtn nno
tbre Iedter Derbraltlten Bel ga Y0rte III
M9pne County; oallel0e S1ldlal batten
slpet aSrauen am OrD Greet int SDuntp
8ierce.
unter ben i6tper beim0eIihteu Counties
finn aub Merrit uuo Neblter; in leBtes
REM riegt 6ruu Marie GroSier at i0ipez
reit 8rGnOpulben barnieDer. Sn 9Sortb
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ilelt, cine Wtenge @etretbe, alb Wtalbinen
5eritDrt; etu Mtann p%erbra1nte, Slpei Otdl>
ner erlitttn idipere 8erleBungen. Die
Tlammen ra6tcn oft nit Der Shneligfeit
zines 9tcnnpferbe5, uno bic @eballlidlfetten
elmer odntl6en 2lniicolunB lpuroen beilta6e
galt5 bon t6neu Serltort, Die Oduen Derloz
ten audi tDr ldmmtltdeS 9ttnoDieD tpie i9re
Yferbe, S6aie unb S1weille. Inter ben
leiDenOen GountieS lit AUDI Slap. Sr1
County 9}idoll3 iparo eth ST.. .SSo6n 8enz
ion l0wer perbrsnnt. Sn 6olge Der 3ers
ltorung Oes @raies am Soutb Coup Giuer
miiiien Die borti9en 8ieDbeeroeu, ipeun Tie
ntbt Der0ungert iouen, na9 anoeren Ges
geroe1 getrieben tuerben.
Die @elammtucrluitc Jfebra5fa's an &C.
bdubcn, 36uuclr, 0etreioe, 6eu, 8ieb Ii. i. 10.
b~elalIfen ftb tppbl III Die 0unberttauitnOe.
Die BrairiebrGnbe III Jiebra5fa lolen
gum She'll burb Die BON 2ofomotipen in's
ourre BrairtegraS falleH0en BlnfeH entz
itanoen lein, gum She'll Dur9 Die Nahlais
llgtett BON 8auern. 0aS 9rairiegra5 mar
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leDr trodcn. 9dber Die rieii9e NuSDc0nung
unb ldreGli6e Sbneai8feit bet Ylannlilelt.
2tld i'll 0afpta Daben in ben IeBteu Gdz
gen Yratriefeuer betrG9tltden Sdaoen
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-28

alf ben 9lltar Iegcn sum NufbaH zines
iol6en Semiuars, wel6es nd6ite 8obe
beSogeu ltnb am 81. Sftober, dllo am
Heiormationsfeite, eingefpeibt tperbet loa.
SSh ipcroe III M eirlcm 9tdditcn cine tlarc
8el6reibung ocS neuerbaNten Seminars
en detail geben.
3D.. IS, Oft. '7S.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
PEIkSONAI

Rev. G. w. ELLEEBEEGRR aud lady are visit
ing relatives here this week.
Mr.. JAMES l.. DOUGLAs is now on the road
fer lIANILToN i Co., Hardware Merchants Of
Toledo.
DR.. X. n. BLUdHNAN, Of Delta, stopped over
here dav thi1week on his return from his
honeymoon UP 10 the South.
Mrs. D. W. LINDSAY ani daughter, CARRIE.
returned few days since from a ten davs' visit
With friends nt Columbus, o.
large delegation Of the friends Of Mr.. z
7. AvEHIIL we'e at the depot an Monday after.
no"n 10 bid him farewell on his departure for a
trip across the briny deep.
Mr. JAMES GUILE started this morning for
Buffalo. trum which point lie expects 70 take a
position To plough the lakes this season.
Our old friend CoRwIN WFBB, who has been
absent ia the Sout hern part OF the State about
three years, returned home last week.
Mr.. n. J. AEDREws. Agent for the Company
owning the Steamer IPoite and Ruby was in
tnwu Tuesday in the interest Of the Ruby.
Mr.. CHIRLTs STEVENS. who removed from
this place To Venice, Ohio, two or three year,
since, has eturned aud located with US again,
Wslcome.
NJ. FERnTsAND WENz who received word
few davs since that his mother is k:ng danger
ouSly III in G'rmauy. will start on sunday next
f"r New York, and win sail from there ON
Tues iav, hoping To- reach the pa,ernal roof
Ia Central Germany in time to see his mother
alive.
Mr.. JoHS ROBKRTsoS and lady started on
Monday for New York, expecting 10 vislt
fIienls at Rochester and othrr points on The
way. and will take passage from New York for
Liverpool next week. On their arrival there
they expect TO meet their SON, DR.. j. W. Ros
EHrSoS VIII" Is now in Rome, and proceed on a
two or three months tour among the scenes of
their childhood in Bonny Scotland.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
FROM GRAND RAPIDS,

ED. JoURNAL;-The body of the Rochty
child was found last evening near the head
of Station Islam |, more than ten miles be.
low the spot where the accident occurred
A deligent search has been kept up since
the 2l of this month, and every article the
boat contained has been found at different
points within five miles Of the village
Mrs. Rs health is gradually improving.
The Murphy movement is meeting with
some success. Another lecture will be
given this evening ut the Union Church.
The editor Of the Toledo National is adj.
vcrtised to speak here ON the evening Of
the 10Th.
The engineer corps on the southwest ex-
tension OF the Toledo & Grand RAPIDS r.
K. resumed labor yesterday.
Mrs. McMnsteri lice Davis, former res
idemt Of this place, il reported dangerously
i'll at her present residence in New York
state.
DIR. Heller, who has been in had health
Tor some time past, has gone to Ann Arbor,
Mich, for medical aid.
Nate aud Mollie-Sturges- are domi-
eiled in the Scott house near the hotel.
LeGrand Hays has removed to the Da-
Wis property on Front street.
Heeter, Gilletl and Scotty have put up
new awnings.
Kaiser, one of our dealers in liquids, had
a conversation with Justice-Donaldso
yesterday; confessed Judgement, and will
probably go into liquidation.
Fishing has been so remarkably poor,
that "Suide y HASN'T been able u tell de-
cent lie this Spring.
Murphy says he's sorry about the
mistake IN regard TO K's sojourn in Neap-
oils. lie also says that the "D. Ps" at
their last nieetihgwere unapimous in their
expressions OF thanks for K's couriesy-
and wiH requite Il on the FIRST opportunity,
ant each succeeding one. joins.
Gr4SD RAPIDS, April IS, 1873.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
WHERE rs THE IUsTICEf

Ed. JOURNAL council proceedings
published in last weeks JOURNAL, notice
the following:
"On motion, F. IIollenbeck, Clerk Of
Board OF Health, was allowed $25 for ser
! vices rendered and the same was placed on
the claim ordinance"
"On motion of J. II. LaFarre, the claim
OF +. llollenbeck was stricken from the
| ordinance aud laid on the table"
This result was reached by the votes OF
Messn. LaFarre and Trowbridgc. As
these men, by their votes, charge me, in.
directly, withsan attempt to deiraud the
corporation treasury, statement Of the
factS in the case may not be out Of order.
The Stathte provides that "the Board Of
Health shall have power TO appoint
clerk and define his duties and SALARY"
At meeting OF the Board OF Health, on
April 2Sth, 1877 - present, Stubbs, Ross,
Chubb, Kliugler and IIollenbeck, with
the President in the Chair; absent, Baird
among other proceedings which occurred
was the following:
On motion of j. w. Ross, +. Holien.
book was appointed Clerk of the Board for
the ensuing year, aud his compensation
fixed at SIS for the year 1877. Ayes, !
Ross, Stubs, Chubb and Klingler; hayes,
none"
| have been Clerk OF the Board since its
organization have uniformly been paid |
S25 per year for my services have never
voted upon the question of my salary
have never asked member to vote for |
me, nor ever indicated TO member what
my salary ought to be- Az to the value Of
the services Of Clerk, the b Iard ot Health
is made the judge and ough to be the bet
ter Judge.
In view Of these incts it would seem that
Messrs. LnFarre and Trowbridge were
more mindful of economy when they re.
lected my claim, than they were when they
voted an extra allowance of 500 to the
clerk of the corporation clerk, and $50 to
The same individual for extra services to
The clerk OF the Board Of Cemetery Trus.
EOS or when they voted to impose n
Iurihen Of about $4,000 on a small por
ion OF the village for the benefit Of three
'r four persons, against the remonstrances
'i many. +. HoLLENRECk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
"a For the JournAl.l
fNEVERMOR RE.
brE BIT IdLLY LARKsIUR.

D the clhndS are dark nd The wind doth blow,
And the air is full ~ the white, white snow,
Aud iher6ate limbs toss like 4 being mad,
And my soul is sick, and my heart is sad,
For the spriHg that made my life 50 glad,
Will come no more, know
o the fnwers come when the south wind blows
And the violet bends. and the cypress glnws,
And they light our earth like a golden A tine,
And they link our lives with a fairy chain,
but my heart still beats with dull, dull pain
For the thorn is on my rose
U the night comes on but tis lovely ret,
And the fire flies dance tEri the shnd es %. let,
And the monu glea ms SOFT as the silver snow,
And the stars shine bright with their timId glow
But all the while my heart beats low,
For my one bright star hath set!
0 the morning comes like kings high throne,
Aud the sunshine falls where the moon light
shone.
And the earth is bright, and the hnwers are gay,
And the birds sing sweet as the song OF May,
But cannot drive my tears away,
For the bird loved hath flown!
o the years they come, and the years they ga.
With their summer flowers aud their winter
snow,
And glide along with the careless throng;
But my heRrt is sad and nv smile hath gone,
For the joy that made my lie song
W Ill come no'nor-, know!
PERErsBrHo, April, 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

The steamer Ruby. This handsome
little ii )ating palace arrived at our dock
on Monday morning, and commenced
her two dal, trips Except Sunday be-
tween this point and Toledo on Tuesday.
She has been thoroughly Re fitted and re-
pain ed, and is II model of beauty. She
Is under com mn Of Captain A. j, Fox,
aud at present tie genial Clerk of the
Waite, Mr.. FRANK NJ. KELLY, is looking
alter the comfolt OF the passengers.
For pleasure seekers, pic mic and ex-
cursion par:i S, the Ruby is especially
adapted, and we hope that all WHO wish
to retain frst-claSs steamer on the river
will give it that practical encouragement
that viii make it permanent fixture.
Until further nO.ice she will leave Per-
rvs3urg al AN and l:30 p. NJ, and
Toledo at ll:l5 A. and NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linment very naturally originated In Ainerii
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory snch
surprising antldotes for tho maladies OF her chill.
dren. It's fame has been spreading for IS years,
until now It oncircles tho habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang LIniment is a matchloss
remedy for ell external ailments Of man and beast
To stock owners and farmers It Is invaluable.
A single bottle often saves human life or re.
stores the usefulness OF an excellent horse, OF,
cow, or sheep.
It cures foot-rot hoof-aIl hollow horn, grab,
screw-wornl. shoulder.Tot. mango, the bites and
stngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
II cures every external trouble OF horses, such
IS iameness, scratches, Swinny, sprains founder.
windgAll, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Lhiment 4 tho quickest
cure In tho world for accidents occurring In the
family, in the absence OF q physician, such a.
burns, scalds, sprains, cuts etc, and for rheuma.
tism, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par.
ticularly valuable to Miners.
II Is tho cheapest remedy In the world. for it
penetrates tho muscle to the bone. and = single
application is generally sufIlcient to cure.
Mexican Mustang LiRimsnt Is put mp In three
sizes OF bottles the larger being proDortioa.
Atsly much the cheapest. Sold everywhsES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
Close OF Reading RoOm.-Tbe Road

Close OF Reading Room.-The Read
ing Room established in YEAGER's Hall
two month" since, through the perseverance
ANA lAbors of the ladies Of our village, was
closed on Monday last until October ne1t
Our citizens contributed literally in books.
magazines, papers, &c. and tho experiment.
Tor such it was considered at the sturt-hos
not been regarded as failure by any means.
They have collected together % bound VOL
nmes, besides large amount OF other read
ing matter. Three of these books have
hern carried away, which they hope NAV
De returned when the parties have read
them through. The ladies hope to reopen
The Rooms IN the Fall with larger library
ana the cooperation of our citizens gener-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
Matinee Excursion.-TLo oHoorso,h

matinee ExcursiOn.-TLe officers Of th,
RuJy have kindly consented to carry all
who may wish to attend the Matinee at
Wheeler Opera House tomorrow afternon
at 20 cents for the round trip. This liber.
alIty we trust will be duly appreciated by
our citizens. The boat will leave the dock
promptly at one o'clock in order to reach
Toledo III time for the entertainment. The
" Wenthersby's Froliques is pronounced
one oi the best entertainments ever given
IN Toledo: BE on hand promptly at one
o clock. Tickets for round trip and Mat
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
Fnrm For Snlc.

| will sell Road Tract No. :, situate on
the Maumee and Western Reserve road
,! miles cast of Perrysburg, containing. q.
about 80 acres, more or less. This farm
consists OF Il very large dwelling house, and
with one acre vi Lawn covered with choice
fruit trees aud evergreens, also two large
grain burns and three horse barns, two
good wells, cistern end ont houses, in fact
everything to make home on II farm conf
inrtablc.v Also large orchard of about
$40 grated apple trees, nearly all the farm
we'll FENCED with post and board fence.
The farm will be sold at reasonable price
AMI on long time.
Eaquirc Of +. & y. X. IToTL ENBEcK, or
OF the subscriber un the premises.
80 II JAMES J. PARKS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
PnY nm nr SeIlIe

The decease Of Mr.. p. CRANKER now ren
ders it absolutely necessary that the settle.
ment Of all claims for and against the
above firm should be male, aud we take
this means OF informing parties Interest ed.
that 1t i desired that speedy, amicaLle set-
tlemeut be made by them, else a recourse
to legal process Of settlement will be had.
JOHN CRANKER, F,oct,ors
A. u, WILLIAMS, NA'' "'o's'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

There is no medicine that will r lieve
a' many pains as Carriers Compound Ex-
tract OF Smartweed, sure relief for dip
theria, cnughs, cold, cholera, collie, diar-
rhen, rheumatism, asthma, phthiso, Group
fever and ngue, and has no equal as lin
iment foreman or beast. For sale by
CHAMPNEY & SHAW, Perrysburg. and
druggists generally. 52z
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
SHiIlc Up.-IIaYin

Settle Up.-IIaving disposed of my
stock Of Goods aud closed up my Store,
desire all showing themselves indebted to
me to call at ance and settle up The stare
roamtin which have been doing business
are for rentOrstle. GILBERT BEACH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

European II0tel.-When in Toledo,
don't fail to call al VAN BUREN's Europe
an IIolei; - Monroe Street, for square
meal Itunly costs Quarter Of Dpllar.
Try hand'see for Yourself 45ti.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
Evangelical Conference.
MARsHALvILLE, WAYSE Co., o.
Anril 18th 1879

MARsHALvILLE, WAYSE Co, on
April 18th, 1878.
DEAR JoURSAL:-The Conference of
the Evangelical Association has just closed
its annual session here. Rev. F. r.
Tutherow is assigned to Perrysburg, vice
Rev. +, Shubert who goes to Morgan Mis-
sion, and Rev. D. SIrowman goes to Mill
bury.
The above embraces all the appoint
ments or changes in your immediate vitn-
ity. Yours, ]. E. STEWART.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

Wantcd.-.A boy between II and IS
years Of age, TO study medicine. Enquire
of DIR j. FRANCIS STRAIN, at his office
Reference required All.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19
Highway Robbery. = We learn from

Highway Robbery. - We learn from
Bro. WILCOX, of the South Toledo Aduer.
tiser, who called upon us last evening, that
MIR. WESLEY PALMER, while returning to
his home about II miles northeast of Mi.
ami, from the residence of Mr.. WIN. Mil.
TON, where he had gone 10 purchase n COW,
was knocked down by two men, chloro-
formed and robbed Of 5000. The robbery
took place in the woods on the evening Of
the 9th inst, between I and 8 p. ". No
clue ms yet TO the robbers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

-Persuns, visiting Tolelo shoul not
TAIL to see the New Double Store OF NEU-
HAUsEL BRos, 2l7 & 2l0 Summit. They
have opened mn immense stock Of Dry
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

Rcd Oak StaYrS,-One hundred thous-
aud nr more Red Oak staves wanted for
which we will pty Cash an delivery.
so 4. q. WILLIAMS & BRO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-04-19

:. Every department complete at the
New Double Store of NEUHiUsEL BRos..
III q 2l9 Summit St. Dry Goods have
never been sold so cheap us you will find
them there now.