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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-20
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A Stranger preached last Sunday,
And crowds ot people came,
To hear a two hours sermon
with a barbarous sounding name
Twas all abont some heathen
Thousands Of miles afar,
Wno lived In land Of darkness,
Called Bo0rroboola Cha"
SO we'll their wants he pictured
That when the plate was passed,
Each listener felt his pocket,
And goodly y sums we're cast;
For all must lend a shoulder
To push the rolling car
That carried light and comfort
To "Booroboola Cha"
That night their wants aud sorrows
Lay heavy on my soul,
And IN deep meditation
! iOdk my morning stroll,
Till something caught my mantle
With eager grasp and wild,
And looking down with wonder,
saw little child.
pale and puny creature a.
In dirt and rags forlnrn;
What could she want, questioned,
Impatient 20 be gone,
With trembling voice she answered,
owe live just down the the street.
And mamma SHE'S y dyin',
And we've nuthing LEFT to eat"
Down 10 = wretched basement,
With mould upon the walls,
Thro' whose half buried windows
Gods sunshine never falls;
Where cold, and want aud hunger
Crouched near her as she lay,
| found fellow creature
Gasping her life away.
A chair, a broken table,
bed of dirty straw.
hearth all dark and tifeless-
But these | scarbY saw,
For the mournful sight befnre me
The sad and sick'ning show
Oh. never had pictured
A scene 80 full IT woe
The famished and the naked,
The babes that pine for bread,
TIE squalid group that hu6dled
Around the dying bed
An this distress aud snrruw
Should be in lands afar-
WIS | suddenly transplanted
To "BoorrnboOla Cha ?"
All no! the poor and wretchcd
We're cluse beside my door,
And had passed them needless
! thousand times before.
Alss for the cold and hungry
That met me every dsv,
While all my tears were given
To the suffering far away.
There's work enough for Christians
Ii distant lands we know
Our Lord commands his servants
Through all the world to GO,
Nor ONLY TO THE HEATHENs;
This was his charge to them
Go. preach the word, beginning
FIRST at Jerusalem"
o Christian, God has promised
Whee'er IN thee has given
A cop of pure cold water
Shall find reward in heaven,
Woald yCu secure the blessing,
You need not seek it far;
Go, fiud in yonder hovel
A "B0orTO0Oola Cha"
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Paw I'm or Settle.

Thedecease of Mr. P-CRANKER now rem
ders it ahSolutely necessary that the settle
ment Of all claims for and against the
above irm should be made, and we take
this means OF informing parties interest I'd
that il is desired that speedy, amicable set
Element be made by them, else a recourse
to legal process of settlement wi be had.
JoHN CRANKER, E,eor,ors
A. CT. WILLIAMS,
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linimcnt very naturally originated in Amcri-
ca, where Nature provides In her laboratory such
surprising antldotes for the maladles Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for 81 years,
until now 1t cncirclcs the habltablc globe.
The Mexican Mustang Llnimcnt is n matchless
remedy for all external ailments of and beast.
To stock owners and farmers II IS invaluable.
single bottle often saves q human life or re-
stores tho usefulness OF excellent horse, OK.
COW, or sheep.
It cures foot-Tot. hoof-ail, hollow horn, grub,
scrcw-worm, shoulder.rot, mango, the bites and
stIngs OF poisonous reptiles and insects and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses. such
rs lamencss, scratches, swinny, Sprains, founder,
wind gall, ring bono, etc, etc.
Tie Mexic@a slustans L!niment IL tho quickest
euro in the world for accidents occurring in tho
family, In the absence CT physician, such as
burns, scalds spralni, cuts, etc, and for rheuma-
tism, and stiffness enscndered b. exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It Is tho cheapest remedy in tho world, for it
penctrates the muscle to the boncS and single
application Is generally suI.lcient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Llninent Is put up I'm three
sizes OF bottles. the larger ones being rroportio
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.
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Brainari,5 Musical WorId.-The De-
cember issue is the annual "CLristmas Holt
day Number" of this popular maya zins and is
the most attractive number ever issued II con-
tAins no less than my poges Of elegant new
music and interesting musical literature, also
a full page portrait of Marie Litta the succuss-
ful new Queen Of song, with a sketch Of her
life. The T,osniy foW~ pages of music in this
number won ID cost SO 90 in usual sheet form
and includes Christmas Songs, Carols, an An
thum aud number "f beautiful new songs and
piano pieces, among them Somebody's Com
ing when the Dewdrops Fall" an exquisite new
song and chorus by James C. Macy, and which
is becoming imme nselY popular. Send Is
cents and obtain this Holiday number Of the
Msicnl World. The sixteenth yearly volume
begins with the January number so now is
the best time to subscr ibe. For 81 so ron can
obtain the December number and all the num-
bers for 1879 containing over $25 90 worth of
new music. Address the pub shers, S. BRAIN
AIDS Sons, Cleveland, o.
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Until further notice willbuy White
or Burr Oak Piles %, 80 and 80 feet long
Piles must not be less than l 1 inches at
the butt, 2 inches in centre and Q inche
at top end. To he delivered on the doc
at Perrysburg, for which will pay cash.
Off GEoRGE BoErsCH.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

PERRNsBURG, Dec. 18th, 1873.
Council met in regular session; present,
the Mayor aud Coueilmen Boetsch, LaFar-
rec, Westcutt and Wetmore.
The Mayor stated that the special object
in calling the Council together was to take
action upon the resignation of Mr., l.. e.
Wilson as a member Of the Council and to
provide for the election Of his successor.
On motion, the resignation of Mr.. VIII
son was accepted.
A claim ordinance was then. presented
and read the first time, rules suspended and
read Il second time.
The following bills were then approved,
and ordered placed on pending claim or
dinance
Finance Committee, for gasoline, etc..S20.4 .42
4. l.. Scott, work for Street Com'r... 1927
S. Pense, ... S.62
A. p. Boice I" 900
B. b. Swigart Z" =. 9.75
Q. NJ. Norton, bill of sundries ......... 1885
Clerk, salary for November. ............ 1866
The Finance Committee reported the
cancellation OF corporation orders to
amount Of S23S.96 and the issuing Of bonds
for same.
Complaints having been made that the
large willow tree, in front Of the old resi-
dence of Mr. Vass, on Elm stIeet, Is nui-
sance, the Committee on Streets was direct
ed to investigate the matter and report to
Council.
The claim ordinance was then read the
third time and passed.
The Council then, on motion, directed
the Mayor to issue his proclamation for a
special election to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of MIR. Wilson.
Council adjourned.
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European HOteI.-When in Toledo
don't fail to call at VAN BUREN's Europe.
an Hotel; 10 Monroe Street, for square
meal. Itonly costs Quarter OF Dnllar.
Try itand see for yourself. 45ti.
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DIED.

Saturday, Dec. 9TH, 1873, Mr.. Joseph Cox,
one of our aged and esteemed christian
friends and neighbors, departed this life in
full rIumphs of living ;aith.
J. f. Hustled, Pastor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-20

For Sale.-30 or 40 acres of lnnd-S5O0
down, balance on 5 years Time. Will take
good team, or good paper, on first pay
ment. 32tf w. J. SCHLECT.
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THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

PERRYSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
viii be open for the accommodation of
all foreign students at the opening
of fhe Winters Term, January 5th,
1879. No pains will be spared to make
this department equal to any Normal
School in the country.
Pupils will be allowed to select any
study in the High School Course, and will
be daily under the supervision of the SUI
perintcndcnt in the "Normal Training
Glass" For further particulars, address
THos. w. IIUBBARD, Snpt,
30f Perrysburg, o.
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PERRYSBURG MARKETS.
cORRscrED ~ KISGsBURY 4 WILSON.
PKRRYsBUEG Ocean b ?, 20 1873.

PRRRYSBUKG Ocean 2, 70 1878.
Wheat. -. 80. 90f fS9l Eggs ...,lSc
Cnrn q 100 lbs ....3j; Flour W blS5 003j so
do shslled =. 2SlG30c Oats. 2Oc
Dressed B,.f....6 gle Rve..,. ...... 4Oc
P'rk y blu. Clnvcrseed bu.. 81 50
Hogs. ........34 Chickens 60. !Gp6c
Ptttoes (new )... 80 TURKEYS P.-....1GI Sc
Applies y IN .lj550c Beans, navy.sl 50GS2
Dried apples. ..2ll63c Lard..... see. sac
Butter. .... ....I26t5c Feathers, .30M40c
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s,wlIy3 GREEN L ToNTosANY R. R.

n Wing On .L've.7.Ij An. 10 40 IS 2OP.M.
u wiling Gr'u. Ar'vs,S IS AN 1910 k635P "
T'ntirlnv. Leave I. IS 4 u so A. N.k6.15P. "
T ,ntngsnv. Arrive..7 35& 1tA.M.,& 5 40P.H
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A complete set Of HARPRR's MAGAz now
comprising 81 Volumes, in neat cloth binding
will be sent by express, freight at expense Of
purchaser. for SO 25 per vnlume, Single vol
nmes, by mail post paid, s.. Clnth cases, for
binding, 3S cents. bv mail, post paid.
Remittances should bsAinade by Pssioliee
Money Order or Draft. to Void chance of lnss.
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
New York.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Store room for remit. o. TRouP.

Apple DarrelS.-I have on hand COO
apple barrels fur sale. Gro. WEDDELf,
Receiver Stevens Staye Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW AuVEnTfsENtENTs.

To Whom IA May Concern Vance 8 milh.
Mayors Proclamation-.E A. Higgins.
Help and Hops-E. N, Freshman a Bros.
Legal Notice Cook h Troup.
Prospectus Evening Dispatch.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-12-20

Agricultural Society ElPcttOn.-lhe
members Of the Wood County Agricultu-
raj Society held their annual election of
officers on Saturday, resulting as follows:
President-H c. STRow, Milton.
Vice Pres't.-E. Il. BEvERsToCK.
DIRECTORS.
+ r i HVEI,Eh, KLnrn woshingt on Twp.
- GRoFF-Milton Twp.
s. L. Portage Twp,
4. RoACH-p pcrrysburg Twp.
T. JUSKINs-W eston Twp.
u JoHN BAuEY-I.akc Twp.
FRANK Middleton Twp.
Masonic FleciiOn.-Thcre was full
attendance of members ot Phonix Lodge.
No. l23, f. & A. NJ, Monday evening, the
occasion being the annual election of Off
GERS. The following is the result:
". M.-IERRY THOMAS.
S. W.-CHAs NJ. NoRToS.
j. W.-C.C. Hun.
Treasurer-GEo. W. NEWTON.
Secretary-M. A. TRowBRIDGE.
S. D.-OwEN BLAcKMoRE.
J. D.-lIENRY j. MORSE.
Tyler-ANDREw ADAMS.
A.G. WILLIAMS was elected Director Of
n. w. o. Masonic Relief Association. The
installation ceremonies will take place at
next regular meeting, January 9th.
Tontogany Lodge, No, 45l, F. & 4. NJ,
held their annual election on the llth inst.
with the following result:
W. M.-MYRON LEGALLY.
s. S.W.-J. Q, ADAMS.
j. w. FRED. PINERT.
Treasurer-LUTHER BLACK.
Secretary-EDwIN TULLER.
S. D.-GEO. KUDER.
J. d. Il. THOMAS.
Tyler.-C c. BURroN.
Catholic Fair.-The Fair for the ben
eft Of St. Rose de Lima Church closed
on Saturday night with the Town Hal
we'll filed with those interested in the
drawings, and spectators. The net receipts
are not yet known, but considering the
close times for money the Fair is gener-
orally regarded us success. The Draw
ing took place between l and II o'clock,
the main prize being the lady's gold
watch. There were four candidates voted
for for this prize, resulting in the open
ing of their banks, as follows:
MARY ANON, $l20.0S; MARY +. DODGE.
S6O.20; ANNA FoLMER, S6.95; KATE
BOWER, $3.50. Miss ANON secured the
watch, which is a handsome prize, and net
ted the church Sl94.03.
The candidates for the China tea sett
were Mrs. GEO. HUFFoRD and Mrs DIR.
| RHEINFRANK, the former securing S37 ,SS,
and the latter $1,000.
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REPORT OF MILLBrRY SCHOOLS.

roT Ihe week enulnR Dec. l4lhI 1873.
Total weekly enrolment. ...... ........ u
do daily attendance. ................... 65
d" per cent. Of attendance ............ 80
Enrolment by depnrtments-High School,
80; Primary School. SO. Daily attendance by
departments High School,3O: Primary School,
80. Per cent. OF attendance by depa rtments-
High School, 81 /; Primary School, 30. New
ScholArs-High School, I.
CuAs. PARKRY PRINCIPAL
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Ten Nights In a bar Room,
at Union Hall, South Toledo.

Mr.. JAS. CAyANAUGH expected to
start out this week in the interest of the
Great Western Nursery, the Ptopiss Jour
nal and also take subscriptions for the
Perrysburg JOURNAL, hut was unavoidably
detained at home Snff'used with blushes
he informed us that a Is III sprout, sprig Of
the male gender, at the "lIome Nursery"
required his presence and training for n
short time. Who can beat that?
The grocery stock Of Messrs WILSON
& DOUGLAS, was shipped to Wichita last
week, and word has been received from
Mr.. WILSON that he opened up on Mon
day last. Mr.. DOUGLAS will close out
number Of articles at auction at the old
store room here tomorrow and will pro-
ceed to Wichita in few days. They will
have the hearty good wishes of a host oI
friends here for success in their new field.
The Deshler Flag: We understand
that arrangements are being made by the
Deshier heirs TO colOniEe a company ol
Germans on their lands, which, il carried
into effect, will he OF vast Importance to
tins part of Henry county, and will in
crease our prospects for county seat
TheFlag should remember that it itrequircs
majority, or two-thirds majority vote
we are not sure which-of the counties
from which the territory is to be taken f r
the formation Of new county, to secure
the coveted prize, and this is usually diff
cult 10 secure.
We were exposed last week to pitt
less storm, that wet our feet and stockings
and indeed our person all over. In fact
we took cracking cold, which brought
sore throat and severe symptoms OF fever,
The good wife asserted her authority,
plunged our feet in hot water, wrapped us
in hot blankets, and sent our faithful son
for bottle of Ayers Cherry PectOral. Il
is a splendid pleasant to take,
and did the job. We slept soundly
through the night and awoke we'll the ne xt
morning. We know we owe our quick re-
covery to the Pectoral aud shall not hesi-
tate to recommend il to all who need such
medicine IshaacanG( 7sra') ResbytsriGn'
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T,LzDo q MAuMEE MARROW GAUGE R.R.

DEPART. DEPART.
SIuth Toledo, 1880 AN Toledo Junc'n S;15A NJ.
de- 1000 do do lao do
d. l;30PM do 2:00 ".
do 800 do do l:30 do
do $3.50 do do 6:30 do
Toledo to watervile, sl5 A. NJ. 4:3O P. N.
South Toledo to waterville, Q 90 A. H.5.OO Pm
W uervilie tn ToIedo, $3.50 A. ". and $50 Pm
SUNDAY TRAINS
pErGRr. DEPART.
y ,uth Toledo, $50 4 " Toledo Junc'n 9:20 4 ".
dn lao Pm DO 2:30 Pm.
do $500 d. do $3.50 do
street cars will run in Connected with all
NUns arriving and departing from Toledo,
bith SIbbuh InI w''kl.iiv, promptly.
WN TAYLOR, President.
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a NHOHt ENcIIIU
fascinating aud absorb
ing book Of thrilling
ad ventures. A com
plete record Of the
great explorations in
the heart OF the Dark
Con,inent, and marvel
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r. ". SHOESAKEH, Pres't, Cincinnati.
J.. Williams, Gen'l Supt.
]. II. Weller, Asst Sup't, Dayton.
Calvin B. Shepler, Agent, Perrysburg.
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Ten Nights IN u Bar ROOm.-This
stirling cd drama will be presented at I'm
ion Hall, South Toledo, on next Friday
evening, Dec. %, by the Forrest Dramatic
Club of this place, assisted by JOE X.
FRENCH aud FRED. q. ANDREWS, OF the
Dickens Dramatic Club, of Toledo. A !
the careful detail in scenery, &c, with
which the piece was produced with such
good effect here in August last, by the same
characters, will be strictly observed on this
occasion II tile slcighing he good on that
evening some enterpriSmg man with
team can make a good thing by taking
over those who may wish to attend from
perrysburg. II will pay to be there.
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-Fifty-four arrivals are recorded at the
Exchange Hotel for the past week.
Don't buy your Christmas presents
until you have seen the assortment at the
PostofFice News Stand.
MIR. Geo. HuFFoRD said he did not
get good square meal all last week, but
his wife carried home a handsome china
tea set Saturday night, as a result Of her
labors in the interests OF the Catholic
Church.
MIR. G. G. Taylor has opened up Five
Cent Counter at the Drug Store, over which
he wishes to sell 1000 articles, or more, at
cents each. Toys in great variety in
grade and price will be found there. Call
and see them.
--Messrs. .KfNusBURY & WILSON are well
acquainted with the farmers Of Wood
county, having purchased produce Of them
for some time past, and they are working
up fine trade in their new quarters in
Centennial Block,
The programme given last week for
the public examinations in the several de-
partments Of our Union School, is being
faithfully carried out yesterday and to-
day. As usual our schools are IN pros
porous condition, and the teachers EN-
ployed in the several departments nre do
ing faithful and efficient work. To-day
the schools close for the usual two weeks
holiday vacation. Let teachers and pupils
enjoy it.
MARK DANA, a brakeman OH the
freight train that passed north on Sunday
last, turned up missing at this point. lie
had been last seen at Tontogany. Sup
posing he had fallen from the train and
had been crushed the engineer ran back
with the locomotive to Tontogany. just
after tho engine had got ont OF sight in
the search, MARK crawled out Of one Of
the freight cars. lie had too much ben
zine aboard, and had crawled in the car to
sleep IT off. 1t was presumed that lie
would get the grand bounce Oh the return
Of the train TO Lima.
1t was Messrs AvERILL & PARKs that
gave up their parlor and he'd rooms to a
bevy of Young ladies who came to the ho-
tel from rleighride Monday evening. Ii
was the same, who, upon retiring at -
that night, found their beds filled with
| al the nluvah'e paraphernalia OF the rooms
including rubber boots, pipes, tobacco, um-
! brellas, &c. II was Ill accepted in good
| faith, except the umbrel q, AvERILL claim
/ ing that he was not troubled with night
sweats, and as usual the umbrella was just
| here il was not needed.
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Stray CHlr.-I have on my premises a
stray cali, which came to my place in Sep
temher last. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying
charges. WIN. WITZLER.
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Snow-IcP.-On Friday night last
sufficient amount of snow fell to produce
fair s!edding, which has produced new life
throughout this section during the week.
Wood, lumber, logs, staye bolts, bowl
blocks, &c, have been and are in rapid
transit. The river was frozen over on
Wednesday night for the first time this
season, but is too rough ior skating pnr-
poses. The prospects for the ice harvest
is ilnlterinC
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step In.-Be sure and stop in at SPAULD.
ING's Variety Store and see the assortment
of Toys, Candies and Notions Of all kinds;
Ladies and Misses Hats, Hoods, and Furs.
The largest and best variety ever brought
to Perrysburg. You will save money by
calling at Beach's old store before going
elsewhere. twill be your last chance TO get
goods at your own price. Remember the
place, at SPAULDING's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-02
DE.ra o. a'afsIEs Jewell.

Charles Jewell, the gentleman whom
we mentioned last week as having been
shot By the Indians, and was found "
ing in the bushes by the road side three
days afterwards and taken to Pendle-
ton, has since died. 1t appears that a
person living in the adjoining house to
where Jewell was lying, went into the
street and fred off his pistol. prepara-
tory to cleaning it. The shock Of which
was so great upon the nerves of Mr..
Jewell that he burst an artery and
bIed to death.
AT the time Mr. Jewell was shot he
was on the way to his sheep ranch,
carrying Eve guns to his herders.
When he arrived at Nelson's ranch, on
Little Butter creek, he dismounted and
was in the act of tring his horse to
wagon, which was under shed, when
an Indian under the wagon shot him, the
shot cutting off a portion of one of his
elbows. He then ran toward the creek.
which was close by, but was again shot
before reaching the brush. He CON
tinued up the creek a few Yards and
finding a thicAet Of wiIls1xs erawled
into it. The Indians then killed Mel
son and another man and threw their
bodies into small pond. They then
commenced searching for Jewell, and
came within few feet of him, but
fearing he might be armed they gave
up the search. After they had been
gone some time he crawled to the
house and found piece of paper upon
which he wrote:
am wounded and lying in the
brush. Call and | viii answer.
CRAs JEWELL"
After remaining MD in the bushes
for three days, a number of men came
along and reading the notice. called,
and he answered. He was then taken
to Pendleton for medical treatment.
and was getting along nicely with every
chance of recovery, when the affair
happened as we have above stated.
Mr.. Jewell was about IS years of
age, and was engaged ia wool growing.
His crop this year was valued at SI1,-
600. He leaves wife and one child
and wany friends to mourn his sudden
and melancholy death.-Mostntainee