Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-03-01

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Remember that the Rev. Gro. FRAN
CTS TRAM, tho unsolved enigma Of the
Nineteenth Century, will be nt Centennial
Hall tomorrow, Saturday, night. This
will most probably be the emily opportunity
OF ever hearing G.. +. T. in Perrysburg.
BILL ANDERSON, of Findlay, and his
brother Tom, Of this county, quarrelled
lately, and "BrLL" had the cords and liga-
ments of his right arm severed, below the
elbsw, by the vigorous use OF a pocket
knife in the hands Of his affectienate
brother "ToM."
AT Wauseon, en- Tuesday, the 10th
ult., ELMER DUNCAN, residing about five
miles west OF Adrian, Mich, was arrested
for Showing the queer" lie is supposed
to be one and the last of gang of coun-
terfeiters whSse habitation was near All,
Fulton county.
Owing to the continued unfavorable
weather which made itunpleasant to leave
home Of evenings, the protracted meetings
at the NJ. 4. Church we're clsaed on Sun
day evening last. The meetings were we'll
attended, and especially so by the members
Of the church residing in town.
Two heavy capitalists, Messrs. Mac
BETH and PATTERSON, have made propo-
sition to build 100000 worth Of stock
yards in Toledo, providing the citizens oi
that city will take $4,000 worth of the
stock. There is some opposition, but there
is probability that the proposition will
be accepted.
"A report has reached here that Mr..
DAVID Donaldson and his partner, who
recently purchased 2,2Oo acres of land
near San Antonio, Tex, are likely to loose
it through defective title. We cannot
voueh for the truth of the report, but
should it prove true there are many here
who will deeply regret their misfortune.
The Fostoria Democrat and Weston
Reporter think the Mansfield, Coldwater &
Lake Michigan Railroad ,cM be built, and
the New Baltimore Ente,prise is satisfied
that it EiH not be built, and says the State,
especially this part Of it, is railroad poor
that the railroad mileage is far in advance
of other developments and requirements.
From bills printed at this Office, we
learn that Mr.. WM. A. MANDELL will
hold public sale on March 5th, on the
farm of HENRY MANDELL, 81 miles east
of Psrrysburg, at which will be offered
for sale horse, farm Implements, spring
wagon, lumber for fencing, &c, &c. Mr.
NJ. has in view prospective tour through
Kansas ..-. t
I'm our ad. columns will be found the
Statement Of the old Etns Insurance Co.
Like all the other companiesin the list ad-
vcrtised in these columns of which +. r.
MILLER, Esq, is the Local Agent, the
Etna will be found substantial friend in
case Of adversely. Ii in want of Insurance
in any Of these companies call on Mr.. n.
l.. HANSON at the Bank.
Il former lady resident nf Wood conn
ty and subscriber to the JOURNAL, but who
is now a resident of distant county, writes
MS follows: Enclosed please find 81 to
pay fer your excellent JOURNAL. 1t is a
real pleasure to have one county paper not
filled with slang phrases and silly remarks
and yours is too good paper to receive
longer without an acknowledgement of this
fact"
What other preparations fail to do,
Halls Hair Renewer surely accomplishes,
It renews the hair and especially restores
its color when gray and faded. As dress
ing it is unsurpassed, making the hair
moist, soft and glossy. The most econom-
ical preparation ever offered, its effects re-
main long time, an,l those who have once
made trial of it will never use any ether.
-Adrertissr apd Union, F}edoHid, N. Y.
Toledo Commercial; a body Of men.
now without adequate means Of support
for themselves aud families, have made n
direct appeal 70 the Municipal authorities
for employment, in order that they and
theirs may be saved from starvation. Ii
was determined, Yesterday morning, to
furnish them and others in like condition
some work in the Street Comm issioner's
Department, and with this arrangement
the earnest petitioners expressed them-
selves as fully satisfied.
On the night of January 25th strug.
gle and a cry for help was heard by some
of the Toledo Police force, and an effort
was made TO rescue an unknown man who
had broken through the ice on the river
He had passed under the ice before assist.
ance could reach him. PATRICK MERI,
DITH, Iaborer of the 5th Ward was mis-.
sing. The BODY was not recovered until
Monday last. Tie was supposed to he in
toxieated mt the time Of venturing upon
the ice. He left a wits and young family
in destitute circumstances
On Friday last an ice gorge was formed
against the piers, spiles aud trestle work oi
the new iron railroad bridge at Toledo
and the pressure became so great lhat The
spiles gave way and one span Of the bridg,
which was nearly completed and ready tC
be hOisted and placed in position on tn,
piers was Preeipitated into the river ant
sunk in twenty-three feet Of water. The
old bridge was endangered by the accident
and in one place the track was displaced
80 that the Deshler Accommodation wa,
delayed for short time on Friday evening
The distinguished Metesrologist and
Weather Prophet, Professor TIcE, of St
Louis, has issued hia ANNUAL NATIONAL
WEATHER ALMANAC FoH 1878, IN whicl
he foretells the weather for every day il
the year, explains the theory clearly 81
which his predictions are based, gives di
rections by which the unseientiis can fore
tell the weather, and other valuable matter
The whole constitutes a work Of grea
practical value to everyone, aud is almos
indispensable to farmers. For sample cop,
and terms Of sale 70 the trade and to agent
send 20 cents 10
THOMPSON, TIcE & Co., ST. Louis, Me.
stoves at Cost, and Less.-Those i
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