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"tierman Syrup.N

No other medicine in the world was ever
given such a test of its curative qualities as
BoscHEs's GERMAN SYRUP. In three years
two million four. hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine was distributed free
of charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
diseases of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniable proof that
GERNAN SYRUP VIII cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town and
village in the United States are recommend
ing It to their customers. Go to your Drug
gists, Simpson, Reid & Co., and ask what
they know about it. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size Is cents. Three doses
will relieve any case.
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Williamson Male Academy. y.

THE FIRST SESSION (twenty weeks)5
il. begins JANUARY 9Th. y s5.ss ;i,l5;S 4,ss,.;
TUITION PER roN-Spelling. 2eading,s
Writing, Elements Of Arithmetic and Of
Geography, $500 Higher Arithmetic and.
Geography, English Grammar, Compost
ton, q. s.. History. $12.50. Latin, Creek
Algebra, Geometry, &C., $3.50.
Patrons get benefit of public funds. Char
gcs made from time of entrance to end Of
session. When attendance is not possible,
deduction for lost time is made. Board in
private families as low as at other villages.
, j.. NJ. PICKLE, Principal;
TRUSTEES DIR. J. w. Crymes; Pres. Il g. e.
Horton, Sec; R.V. Acker, DR.. Ben. Brown,
C. B. Roberts. = rs. - g. e;
Ian 10 1873 M . 2i11..Essss3
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White were elected delegates to the County
Convention.
On motion of Rev. E. F. Hyde, it was as
certained that this Club is unanimously in
favor of the plan of Primary Election for
the nomination of candidates.
After passing q resolution asking Col.
E. M. Rucker to address the Club at its
next meeting, adjourned to meet on Satur-
day, February 18th, at,2 p. m.
D. L. COX, Pres.
w. A. DICKSON, Sec.
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Now and Then.

1t is only now and then that such men as
Hon. Alex. H., Stephens, Ex-Gov. Smith
and E1-Gov. Brown, Of Ga, endorse med
icine for the throat and lungs, and when
they do it is pretty good evidence that the
remedy must be good for the cure of coughs,
colds and lungafeotiohs. They recommend
the GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP, and their
testimonials are to be seen round the ten
cent sample bottles of the Globe Flower
Syrup, for sale by SIMPSON, REID & CO:
A sample bottle relieves the worst cough,
and will cure sore throat. Regular size
bottles, fifty doses; ST..
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..HYAIENEAL.

MARRIED, on Wednesday, the 2srd in
slant, at the residence of the brides father,
in this County, by5Rev. ]. 8. Murray, Mr..
ANDERSON P. ~WARNOCK and Miss
MARY j. GEER. x*x We return thanks
for the elegant cake sent Us.
On Sunday, the 23rd Dec, 1877, by A. N.
Thomas, Esq, Mr.. G. B. B.CALDWELLa and
Miss CALDONIA- BAGWELL, both of
Gwinnett County, Ga.
= On the 18th inst, at the residence Of Mrs.
Martha Powell, by Rev. w. A. Fariss, Mr..
JOSEPH G. WHITE, of Anderson Coun-
ty, and Miss AMANDA r. POWELL, Of
Hart County. Ga.
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TO CHANGERS.

Worthy Brothers and Sisters:
The State Grange meets in Columbia next
Tuesday, and I desire representative from
each Grange in the County. Should the
W. M. be unable to- attend, send one dele
gate with proper credentials.
W. W. RUSSELL, w. NJ. P. 6.
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sHERIFT's SALE.
STHTE,OF SOUTH. CAROLINA

ANDERSON COUNTY.
DY- virtue of various Executions to me
Id directed, ill expose to sale on
Tuesday after the III Monday in Februa-
ry next, (1S7S,l at t..,e residence of James
B. Burriss, formerly J. P. fuckers, one lot
;of corn in the shuok, about one hundred
and afty bushels ;. fifteen; hundred or two
thousand bundles of fodder, and one lotof
cotton seed. Levied upon as the property
of J.. P. Tucker, at the suit of w: B. Wat.
son and others against j. P. Tucker. Sold
at the risk of the mer.purchasers.'
a Terms Cash. S s,
JAMES 81. MCCONNELL,
.:.;., Sheriff Anderson County.
p ian IL. 1878 81 50 3 sf3s
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Slabtown Club.


A meeting of the Shutdown Democratic
Club was held on the 26th inst. at the Acad-
emy. Addresses were delivered by James
Mullikin, Esq, and T. H. Russell The
election Of new officers and delegates TO the
County Convention was postponed until
next meeting, which will be held on the
fourth Saturday in, February.
A committee of FIVE was appointed to
canvass and solicit new members.
The Club adopted the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That we, the Shutdown Demo-
cratic Club, favor Primary Elections in
nominations, and coincide with the action
of the Executive Committee of this County
on the subject Of the public debt,
J. JAMESON, Pres.
T p SMITH. Sec.
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Jan IL, 1878
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will sell
IN at Anderson Court House on Mon
day, the 4th of February next seven Shares
of the Stock of the Greenville & Columbia
Railroad, belonging to the Estate of John
Goats, deceased. Terms cash.
-, ~. -, GEORGE MERRITT, EXT.
Ian.17. 1873 q tts.:s.. go,
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Savannah Club.

The Savannah Democratic Club will meet
on the second Saturday in February, at one
o'clock. as Mr.. Davis. known as the Gregg
place, to rsorganize and elect delegates to
the County Convention, which is to meet
at Anderson G. H. on the first Monday IN
March. Every man, white and colored'
are requested to meet and enroll their names
as members of the Club, as matters OF i'm
portance will come before the Club. uni
ted we stand, divided we fall"
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Fork Club, No. I.

] Pursuant to directions from the County
Executive Committee, Fork Club, No. l.
met at Farmers Store on the 26th inst, Tor
the purpose of reorganizing, and Of electing
delegates to the County Convention to be
held March 4th.
7 An election of new officers was first en-
tered into, which resulted as follows: Maj.
D. L. Cox, President; Or. w. K. Sharpe
and W. T. Grubbs, Vice Presidents; W. A.
Dickson, Sec. and Treas.
Mesrs. John G. CAN'T and D. Sloan
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
II AL persons having demands against
the Estate of John Heron, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them to the
undersigned, properly proven, within the
time prescribed by law, and all indebted to
the Estate to make payment Immediately.
w. A. MCCALL, Admir-.
Jan "a, 1878 %
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Jan a, 1873
A. w. TODD,
Contractor and Builder,
ANDERSON, S. G.

A LII kinds of PLAIN and FANCY
N WORK done at shortest notice and
lowest prices.
Agent for TOALE MANUFACTURING. g.
CO.-DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, PAINTS,
OILS, dc.
Jan 10, 1878 26 ly
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Honea Path Club.

!.
Purslant to appointment of the Execu-
tive Committee, the Democratic Club at
Honea Path was convened on the 26th inst,
with DR.. T. A. Hudgens in the Chair.
On motion, the Club resolved to reorgan--'
ize and form Anew roll. ThiFty-three
names were enrolled. sss.s s.,,,
An election of officers Tor the year was
then held, which resulted as follows: DR..
T. A. Hudgens, President; VIM. Lee, LIST
Vice President; ". II. Mulligan,. End Vice
President; H. 6. Reed, Sec. and Treasurer
D. s. Mccullough, Corresponding Secretary.
Executive Committee W. Tribble, DR..
M. g. Parker, WA. Kay, w. S. Fleming,
R. B. Robinson.
DR.. M. C. Parker moved, and it was adop-
ted by the Club; that twenty-five members
constitute quorum.
On motion of VIM. Lee, the Club appoint
cd February 9th for the next meeting, and
at that meeting elect delegates to the Coun-
ty Convention.
On. motion, the Club adjourned.
T. A. .HUDGENs, Pres.
II. G. REED, Sec.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-08

Qm rsutihlten sstgts fh biss in 9i(aso.
NiS mir bic Ga,fsn, bic ttre Stapt iii be,
Goat bslreuniithis Ysrtbsipietsn, ssftrie
ben tattsa, felen bic Wosniafeu i,tar BIZ
p1uer cer lurfen Der uno fGieppten
Nlles meg. was ibnsn in bic {oanee lam.
Inter Gnesrsm ftslsn iie ME bic S,eulNre.
den ilber bic Werftatte zines 0erbers Der,
BON NO Ve 70 lanse bas Sortareene geper
ipsstrussn, bis elm 8efsbl oss Dipifons>
epmmanprs bem YlilnSsrn sin gnse mad
tt. Watrlih, mir llu9arn itao pa In eiue
id0ns @sisaidaft ssratlen!
- Das Bunoerbilo in Dietridswat.
be. Die ppluilben Bldtter pilienWunoer.
oinge gu beridten bon Der AMI s. b. Wi.
nab OietridsmalDe unterncmneuen gro
ZEN Waufubrt. Die 3abl Der Waa fab,
rer betrus mad fait enitimniser Nnsabe
so bis 10000 !; baruntsr befanpen ld
anSebSriSe oller Stlnbe aus alien ebe
mals pclniiden 2anbestbeilsn. Die bon
ben betannten SerIonen lignalilIrte grlteis
nuus Der Wutter @1ttes Dauerte s Wti
nuten nno muroe ben perjammeIten SAa
rem chen 10 pie bic Grtbsilnns bes &c
gems Der .Wutter @otteS our9 @lcden
seleutc anse5sist yertlncet puroe pen
Der 9Sttliden SHen6arung burreuoen
sdaren, oab am 49, D. Dt. Inn 9, llbr
Ntenos aud Der beili5e Sclepb in Die.
trtdSwaloe erldeinen, pub Der pfarrer
IN Iietrihspaloe nod piel burb ben
eu'tnrfampf gu leiben babe, uno baB
Die WtHtter 9otteS im fiinftisen Sabr an
oenIeiben Iasen unp 81 nenielteu Stun<
Zen n'e in piefcnl SABRE eriheincn merbe.
Aubercem tbetlte Die Wfutter @yctteS H.
rem yerirauten nod annere Oinae nit,
bic abcr, iDie oer@rniec Welfcpolsfi Iaat,
tllr leet nod DerIdipieBen msrOen mi6en.
aaenl @nldein mob beSpsen iid bieie pers
traulihsn Wittbeiluusen aui haS finitise
5didIal Yplens.
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Rem 5atatraud rpppslt 70 lufiis iibsr isin
@aulteru ssmorltn llno ais bic pisif,
auSssbrannt mar unp er lie sur 5eits leg
te, ba iummte ct ein 9isodsn Dor ib bir
0si6 Gctt, mas Der meais mslopisrsiGl
@eians beoeutets +; abfr er pabte pOr3iisIid
su hsm Ylsfsn ees Shness, gu hsm reihsn
Stsrneuaefunscl, gu psm gslesentIihsu
Shnaubfu Der Y(erpe uno mctl niht min.
Der su cen beiteren 9ilpsrn lsinss sissnsn
bsldeicsaen 6cffnuassu.
SIM Waaen bate man IA miies ss,
ihwabt. Die I'M Snnsrsn bsslsltsn anss-
brahte aaterne teleudtets lautsr 5aapter,
bic um bic Wette niftfn unb wodsIten, 70
bab gou,ap, wars ihm Der aublid psr,
s6nnt seirelsn, un treiis psrftoblsn IN iict
bineinaeladt Bate. Sur ein Rcpf belt
Ih aufreft, ffh nahIdlIs in ots @de leb,
memo, eIa Sopf nit ,wei Offsnsn, iiaitsreu
Nueen, wobrsno Elm prittss mittrn auf ner
Stirn ;u 1dlafen lAisn, nm nad ciner
gauie cina Der bsieen anrern III, Der 9Baht
ab,aiaicn. gBas pieier Mann padts, mas
ibm ben Shlumner rauete, mer fcnnte es
wiiIen oeer srratbsn 5rsunolids Ospan.
Ten mares es am penisiten. 8isueitb naB
Dor feiner Seee ein psriurenes 9eben, cine
in eult unp Sdmah aetaudte @ersaneen-
teit DoruberScs, cab pldns lsinsn @tiit
eurhIamirrteu, nht minoer gseignst, itn
ZEN Stempsl Der Gsrworfsnbeit spllsnos
aububriiden, ibn zen ausseFebsren tei,u.
sefslIsn.
(Enrtffkunn fnlnt
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= Nsw Orlsanier Dsps16sn mslSen :
Qls Der Spnntaa Nadt BON gilcri anse
fommene uno nit Gluatisen aus Ben
Sarsplassn sefilte 3ug bel Misolets
anastcmmen mar, nurhe bic gntrefuua
esmadt, cab eas eelbe Jisbsr an 9orp
mar, une ehe Stem Orleans erreiht wurpe,
CAB es 103 Srunte ouf nsm 3aee. Die
0sldwineisfsit ron @isulst an tis bier
uuroe psrlninosrt, 70 eas ber nm 9 u6r
80 abenes faaiae 3us srit sssen Mitter-
nadt antam. Die Sesns ippttste auer
SsiAreituns. Mannsr, 5rausn unp
Sinbsr lasen auf ben Sissu ausseisrcdt.
einise i'm Jieter. Gslrium. anbere In So.
eesanst H6bneno. Die anfunft friihsm
Waterials aus BEN gaoeprtsn unp oem
Woreen siSt Der Seufbe wisscr neue Nab.
runs uno es fann auf feine weIentlihe
geHsruns estcfTt wsrpen, bis Der 6rulf
ssm larsdli&sn Biirssr lsin Salt suruit.
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Sin Static nalporf an ben 92iooor

: Sin 9eatip nalparf an ben Siaaara=
Naaen. Soro Dufferin bat in elmer ieiner
leeten Ieben cine Sbee ausseiprrd,en,
bon oer es nur idabe iit, DaB lie n,6t ppr
breiBig poer iaebr Sabren ansereat unb
befpl9t wprben 1T, ba fie oamalS nod
obne sroBe S9mierisfeiten aussufabren
semelen ware. ST bat nimlid ben Gprz
idlas gema6t, baB Der Staat Seem gcrf
nno Die Prcpin5 GAMBIA alles Qanp, pas
nnnlittelbar an bic Niaaarafa(le 1tSRt unp
bic ppr3iislditen IusiiAtspunfte In iit
ldlieBt, an iid brinsen uno in einenl
Yarf perelnl9en lpllen, Der alien geiudern
9anj unslonlt peer 9e9en eine mdBise 9tb>
aabe, Die 3ur Gr1altuns Der slnlasem ae>
nh9te, pffen itc9en Io(l. 2luf Dem ameriz
fanil9en lfer 1T es i'm Qaufe Der let,ten
Spansis Sabre in Der Chat 10 weit aefpmz
men, baB man baS srSBte geaturlpunper
oes amerifanllden Continents, pbne Bez
5ablun9 MIR niebr gans ppu gSeitem
anleben fam. Seoer 3usans gu ben
6allen befinbet fd in BEN Sanben BON
pripatpcrlpnen unb man fam iiA benlelz
ben nl9t nabern, rbne 3oQ su he3ablen.
Menn eaTitr lrgcnb etmaS seleiltet ipiirbe,
10 lleBe man iid oaS serne sefalten. 9(ter
Die 3cllerbebuns lit cine bioBe @rpreIIuns
melde ben 9ieilenben uno 9faturirelmpen
pnn Eerlpnen auf9elegt wirp, mel6e li6
anf olelem poer jenem gSese in cen Beie
bet betrelfenben @runbItiife selett boben.
Nuf Der canabil9en Seite 1T pie8 nitt Der
Sal, uno eS miro bort Bios iiir bic gu
lalluns Su fiinltli6en Worten, BON benen
i man Die 6d(le beier in 4usenlAein nebe
men fam, 3pu erbpben gSenn Der 8pr=
iGlaS oeS 2crp Ouiierin 5ur guSiiibruna
fpmnsen Ipa, 10 ipiirbe ni6t5 Nuoeres
iibris bleiben, ais mittellt zines @eiebea
sur appropriation su l6reiten, wie e8 bie,
). y. in Se5us auf ben 6creitsYarf &C.
i9eben 1T. Oenn freimi(is werpen Biz
VeIieer, melde BON ibren g,runb ltiifer
iett cbne meitere Miibe, ais bic bet
GaubrittcrS, Der bon bur95iebenoen Sauf
leuten 3oQ erbpb, eine idSne unb alliabr
lid madienoe Ginnabme erSielen, iiA MID
pcn ibrem Yeiiee trennen. Gs pdre abe
wobl Der Uliibe pertb gu erfabren, pb ein
iclAe Grprcpriatipn ni9t tbunlid 1T
Sic wiiree jepenIallS jest mcbliciler auS
3ufiibreu iein, al8 Sebn Sabre lpdter, mi
Die ariteniumme fSnnte purd) cine mdBis
auilase anf bic Seiuder per5inlt uni
erentuea ab8etra8en merben.
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- Siif ou ie I'M 5dmar5maloe eeipe.
len une bait Du Die idSnen ssidten se.
leben, aus oeren Waoeln oaS ct. Safebs
Del bereitet wiro 2 DieIes wunoertare
Seiimittel sesen Hbeumatisulus, @idt,
SuetlhunBen, Ierrenfunsen, SerenIduE
&C. IT in alien apctbeten gum Yreile bon
80 ets. gu baben. Sc lrlte in feline,
sSaalilie feblen.
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Die
Edgtiae Treie Wrsife
erI1e,rs
taglit NIT NuSnabme bvp Spnnta9a
une fpltf'
10. 90 fir bis Satr peer 81 so fir ,
Mpnate.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
PERRYspURG, August 18th. 1873.

IEhhhSbUkNi, August lOln, 1910,
At a regular meeting of the Board of
Education of Perrysburg School Dist. No.
!, held at their room this day, there were
present, Miller, Pierce, Lucas, Holliger
and Day, (5). Absent-Champney, UD.
President Miller in the chair.
Minutes of previous meeting were read
and approved. The following bills were
presented and referred to the Committee
on Finance and Accounts.
Decatur Hartzing, services as Jnnitor at
unclassitied school building, so cents.
]. c. Crane, for labor and material fur
nished in repairing high school building,
$1,000.
Michael McCoIlv. for labor on high
school building, S3 90.
$3.50.
Peck & Hamilton, material for repairs
on building, S6.07.
N. II. Callard, Jr., for labor and material,
on wood and out house, Sll.73.
Committee on Finance and Accounts re-
ported favornbly on the foregoing bills and
upon motion, aud n call of the roll, they
were ordered paid from the school house
fund by the following vote. Yeas-Miller,
Pierce, Lucas, Holliger and Day. Nays
none. Motion declared carried, and Clerk
instructed to draw orders for the same.
President Miller presented commnni-
cation from Misses Mabel Smith and Eliza
Fl. Webb, asking the Board for an ex-
change of departments assigned them. Az
ter due deliberaiion, upon motion Of Mr..
Lucas, seconded bv Mr. Pierce, and an
unanimous vote of the Board it was de-
cided to place Miss Smith in the Junior
Primary or small building and assign Miss
Webb to the Sen. Secondary, Sd and 4lh
grades.
No further business being before the
Board, OIL motion, adjourned.
RICHARD DAY, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23

-As will be seen by the notice Of the
County School Examiners, elsewhere in
this paper, m examination Of teachers will
be held at Bowling Green on Friday next,
August 30th. Those interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
Science has accomplished no more
wonderful OF gratifying result than the
perfection Of Nm antidote TO the chilling
signs Of approaching age, something to OBJ
literaie the tell-tale tracks Of time, and
preserve the natural adOrnments Of youth
10 ripe old age. HALLS Hair Renewer does
all this, and It's praise resounds in cottage
and palace. The dwellers among the
SHOWS Of Norway and the peasants OF sun
ny France and Spain, find Use for IT, and
find means TO get II, and 1t does not dis.
appoint them. The whitening locks again
resume their youthful color, the thin, dry
and faded hair becomes bright and glossy
The whole appearance is changed rs il by
magic, and the man or woman who before
was called aged, now appears az one in the
prime Of life. Such wonderful changes
cannot pass unnoticrd, and they have pro.
duced the Unprecedented demand that now
exists for the first and only article eveI
compounded that can produce them in .
pleasing and satisfactory manner.-Neu
Era, Woodstock, III.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23
PHRsONML.

Miss FLORA Taylor, of Waterville, is the
guest Of Miss TiLLx EsTooTr this week.
Mr.. JoHN SnHftHR snd wife, Of Toledo. we're
visiting relatives here on the FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. EvERErr SHIrH. wife and baby, of To.
ledo, spent las. week with relatives In Psrrys-
burg.
Mrs. AGRA LoNo, Of Button, Ohio, spent
last week with her aunt, Mrs. GEo. STRAIN, OF
this place.
Misses Alta snd BEuTHA TRowpaIpoE sta r.
cd last evening for visit with friends in Lock
port. N. Y.
Mrs. GEWrRUDH NJ. WHEAT. nee HircucocK,
of Saginaw, Mich, is here on a visit with rela-
tives.
LoaO'a Auxiliary Publishing House, Cleveland,
paid us a pleasant visit Wednesday.
Mr. RoBERr PLREER and Mr.. FRAEK LAT.
SHAW, ~ Bowling Green, we're in town yes,er-
day and made brief call al the JOURNAL Office.
Miss SARAu BRAoH and Miss ELLA Gill are
visiting friends at Lima, this week, at the clnss
Of which Miss GILL will return to her home in
Cleveland.
Misses MINNIE and MAoaIB ROBINSON, OF
Aokron, Ohio. are entertained by Master
CHARLES l. PRcK, at the residence OF his father
II. e. PEcE, this week.
Mrs. FRASK NJ. MILLER, nee BAIRD, NJ Prov
idence, X. l., after several years absence, is
now visiting relatives at the scenes OF her
"childhood's happy hours"
Mrs. CHAs. n. EoRToN, accompanied by her
| little boy and Miss CLARA NJ. NORTON, started
yesterday for trip up the Lakes and visit
with friends at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
Mrs. SHADRAoH HUDsoH and daughter, of
Defiance, were visiting Rev r. II. CuUnB dur
| ing the past week. Mrs. ALTA d. CADwKLL,
OF Minnesota, a niece of Mr.. CHUBB, is also on
= visit this week.
Mrs. JoHH PowARs en- ntertaiued a few invited
| guests last Wednesday evening, among whom
we're Mrs. :. W. WBITMoRR, Mrs. Gro. RRBD,
| Mrs. Capt. RLAoK and Mrs. j. }. Parsons. oi
Tontogany, aud Mrs. II, l.. SMITH, Of New Or.
| leans.
Mr.. JouS A RoBERTsoS returned few day,
since from visit with DR.. J. W. at Detroit
The Doctor has put out his shingle at l0l Shel.
by atrest, with residence al IS West ElizabeIh
street. Office hours from tn Q A. NJ, 2 to
and to SP. n. Remember this when you e
over there.
Yesterday Perrysburg WAS treated tn n sur
prise. Miss Ada Hitchcock, one Of its mos
charming and beloved young ladies', was united
in marriage with Professor Hall, If oberIin, a
the residence Of Hon. Asher Cook. The wei
| wishes 0f the brides many friends attend tn,
welded pair. EgeIinq Bee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23
An UndeuIobIe TrutI.

You deserve to suffer, and II you lead a mis-
erable, unsatisfactory life 10 this beautiful
world, II Is entirely your own fault aud ,her,
is only one excuse FOR you-your uureasonsb bls
prejudice aud skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning win sosn show you that Green'-
August Flower will cure you at Liver Com.
plant, or Dyspepsia, with a II its miserable ef
feots, such rs sick headache, pal alptation Of the
heart, sour stomach habitual custiveness, diz
illness of the head, nervous prostrAtinn, low
spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every town On
the Western Continent and not a Druggist bu
will tell you of its wonderful cures. You car
buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents, Three doseI
will re elieve you.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23
mAHRIE

HALL-HITCHCoCK.-At the residence
Of Hon. Asher Cook, Wednesday, Au-
gust 2lst, 1873, by Rev. G. A. Adams,
Rev. LYMAN B. HALL, Of Oberlin, and
Miss ADA E. HITCHCOCK, of Perrysburg.
The above event was most probably the
completest surprise party that Perrysburg
WAS ever treated to. The preparations be-
ing made for several days prior did not
even arouse the suspicious Of the hired
girl, who was as ignorant as the outside
world until informed by the family on the
evening previous. Shortly after the repust
that followed the ceremony, the twain were
accompanied by friends to Toledo in car.
riages, where they took the evening boat
for Putin Bay. They expect to remain a
few days at the Islands and a few days
in Cleveland, after which they will pro-
ceed to their home in Oberln - accom-.
psnied by the heartfelt wishes of host of
friends for happiness Adown the decivties
Of life-where MIR, HALL is engaged as a
tutor in the Greek department OF the
Oberlin College.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23

Sale OF Grassy Greek Ditch.--L; at
Friday and portion Of Saturday was oc-
cupied by the Commissioners in disposing
of the work of constructing the above ditch.
present and the bidding was spirited and
the work bid off at very low figures, con-
siderable lower than the estimated cost by
tie Engineer. We are indebted to Mr.. j.
$. ELLIS, Engineer for the following fig
ures which explain the results of the sale
in nut SHE'LL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23

tIoOkss--Mr. JOHN PowERs informs us
that he will be on hand at the Wood
County Fair TO deliver books TO those who
have sub~crbed also, that he will have
good assortment Of Bibles, Histories and
other valuable books for sale. Bring
along your money and get your books
oheaD lac
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-08-23
Paw lin or Settle.

The decease of Mr.. P. CRANKER now rem
ders it absolutely necessary that the settle
ment of all claims for and against the
above firm should be made, and we take
this smeans of informing parties interest ed
that it is desired that speedy, amicable set
Element be made by them, else a recourse
to legal process of settlement will be had.
JOHN CRANKER, F,,.
A. G.. WILLIAMS,