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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-30
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arrimo la llama hasta que la reduio q
pavesas.
i Todo acab6 dij6 Lucia con tran
quilidad. Ahora comprendo la apari-
cion del angel: un desgraciado necesi-
taba, antes de morir, que lie perdonara,
y Dios me oblig6 a conceder el perdon.
Dios es grande |! La prueba ha sldo
fuerte, pero triunfe Como no habia
de resistirta 81 desa6e lag tempestades
de la terra =? Gracias, Dios mio!
Y cogiendo del reclinatorio un cruel"
flo de mar6l, que fu6 de su madre, 50
abrazo 81, cayendo de rodillas, con IA
f6 de los martires del cristianismo que
sufrian contentos para ganar Ell cielo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
glrriion N5tits
POIIcT DErAKrNFNT OF THE CITY OF NEW Y DIRK }
No. s0o NULREREY STREET.
- a 1A-N 4

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that IN pursuance
- chapter 6T5 The Laws ~ ls72 and virtue The
authority therein conferred upon ne hoard Of Poss tS
County ~ New YORK into ELECTION DISTRICTS, and The
boun aries Of said Election Districts hereby uxed BY said
IoarG > follows
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

NARROW EscoPE.-Mr. Wingard narrowly es-
capped being the innocent cause of n terrible ac-
cident in Lexington the other day. While cut
ting and cradling wheat, his son approached be-
hind him with his dinner, and tho tall grain
concealed him from view. Just as the lad came
up to his father, Mr.. wingard had given his
keen blade its full sweep, aud it struck his son
on the neck just it had lost its force, cutting
him little beneath the skin. The feelings of
the father can be better imagined than described
until he had astertained that his son was not
severely hurt. 1t makes the flesh crawl to
think of the terrible death that might have hap
pened.-Coi. Register.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13
Fair Forest Union.

The Fair Forest Union of the "Union County
Baptist Association will meet at II o'clock A
NJ. on Friday before the 5th Lord $ day in June
with Sulphur Springs Church.
introductory Sermcr by Brother J. T. Jcter
at l o'clock A. NJ, .. Friday.
Missionary Sermon by Brother C. T. Scaife.
Essdyists-Brothers j. B. PARROT, T. j. Greer
and d. N. Wilbourn. c. d. BOBO,
Secretary.
June % a.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

SAD SUiCDE-We regret to learn that on
Monday night last Mr.. VIM. J. Rainey, a very
worthy AMI respected citizen livipg near Blairs-
vile, in this county, committed suicide by
hanging himself with rope in his gin house.
Mr.. Raney was aged about 65 years, and for
the past year had been suffering from neural
gic affection, and it is supposed he committed
the rash act while under temporary alteration
of the mind, superinduced by his sickness
lie was an Industrious, cnterprising citizen, a
merchant, the proprietor of n steam mill, to
which was attached a cotton gin and other ma
chincry, and lie ever possessed heconfdence and
esteem Of all who knew him YorkvHie Enquirer
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

An ALLEGED Cure FOR CANCER.-Our aten-
tion has been drawn to all article in the New
York SIN in which it is set forth that certain
cure for cancer is found in n tea made of tho
blossoms Of red clover. 1t is said that Mt the
seasons when the clover is not i'll bloom, the
dried flower will answer as we'll as the green,
and that the tea of the blossom, when either
green or dry, drank for six or eight weeks, will
cure the worst case of cancer. Names are given
Of persons who claim to have been cured by this
means, and several physicians testify to the en-
tire efficacy of the remedy. While declining to
youch for this recipe we give it for what it is
worth, since it will, at least, do nobody any
Charlotte Observer.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

A RADICAL PERJURER ARREsrED.-Joseph j.
johnson, one of the witnesses in support of Kel-
logg, has been arrested charged with committing
perjury by swearing falsely before the said
committee; among other things, that he did
not dictate single line or word in the affidavit
offered in evidence before that committee
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13
Tax Notice.

| n accordance with an act Of the General As
l. scmbly Of South Carolina, approved March
%, 1878, every person required by law to re-
turn property for taxation must do so annually
between the first day of June, and the
twentieth day Of July. Parties fail
ing to make n tax return to the County Audi
tor within the time above mentioned subject
themselves to penalty of fifty per cent, TO be
added to their return of the previous fiscal year.
TAXABLE PROPERTY.
All real estate and improvements thereon, all
personal property that may have any value, ex-
cept wearing apparel for self and family, and
articles provided for present subsistence, the
latter not to exceed in value 500.
All male citizens between the ngcs or 21 ana
GO arc liable to Poll Tax, except those exempt by
law. ID. JOHNSON,
Auditor Union County.
May 23 81 At
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13
Notice of Dissolution.
Keeps Shirts.

II EEPS' Complete Shirts for 81 90, arc the
IN cheapest shirts ever offered to the public
Perfect fitting and the best material.
For sale by the Agents.
RICE s. MCLURE.
June % If
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

TERRIFIC NAVAL ENoAGEMENT.-London
May 29.-Thc following telcgraphic intelligence
has been received at Lloyds "An engagement
has taken place off Iquique, Peru, be ween the
Chilian wooden vessels Esmeralda and Cava-
donga and the Peruvian armor-plated frigate
lndepcnca. All three vessee sank. The In
depencia was the mosmportant vessel in the it
Peruvian navy, carrying fourteen heavy Arm
strong guns
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

June 6
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

Man MrssING.-A Columbia man, Mr.. J. NJ
Smith, who has been in the employ of con-
tractor on the c. &. and A. II. r., repairing
bridges, trestlos, &c, is missing moro than n
week ago. lIo was at work on the Port Roya!
Road, near Augusta, received his pay quite n
SUM- on Saturday night week ago. and tclc-
graphcd his family that he would be home that
night Nothing has been heard of him since,
aud his family arc fearful that he has been foul
" dealt With.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

hGoDSEND.--London. June 0.-The Times
financial article says that the recent rise in cot
ton at Liverpool is doubtless accurately described
by n correspondent as God-scnd to that long
suffering centre of commercial inactivity. But
for this relief, al told, there must have been
n crash, and so it is urged that nothing more op
perfume has happened in commercial affairs for
n long time. There is no doubt the rise was
only transient and unreal, so far tho merits
of the staple are concerned, but it has enabled
the banks and spectators to escape temporarily
and in part perious position, and has there
fore averted q collapse that otherwise seemed in
cyitablc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13
Keeps Umbrellas.

II EEPS' Umbrellas Silk and Gingham, are
IN very superior. and much cheaper than the
same style of Umbrellas can be purchased Of
any other manufacture.
RICE & MCLURE.
,June 6 90 tf
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-06-13

CROSSING THE RUDcoN USLER FiRE.-Galves-
ton, Texas, June "a special to the Neps from
Eagle Pass says early yesterday morning
company Of Mexican Infantry at Piedras Negros
mutinied and fought their way through the
guard ut the gate. About $50 Of them crossed
to this side of the river under heavy fire from
the loyal troops, who continued firing after the
deserters landed, many balls striking the houses
in this place. The fugitivcs surrendered their
arms to our citizens to be returned to Mexico.
A number of the mutineers were killed on the
Mexican side. The troops had been six months
without pay and had nothing to eat yesterday
evening. The Mexican troops marched outside
the city with two of the captured mutineers,
whom they were intending to Shoot but owing
ITO strong protest from the citizens, the execu
iion was abandoned.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
PERSONAL.
Miss NELLIE L, GREEN is visiting rela-
tives near Mansfield.

Miss NELLIE L, GREEN is visiting rea-
tiyes near Mansfield.
Miss EDITH and CLARENCE DAY are
visiting relatives at Cleveland.
Mr.. ALBERT NJ. GErz, of Wapakonetta.
came home To spend the 4th, returning on
"Wednesday.
Miss NELLIE DENIsoN, Of Cleveland,
arrived here To day, on "a visit TO her ma
ny young friends.
WILLIAM and JAMES Mills, of Tecum-
seh, Mich, came home spend the 4th,
returning on Monday.
Mr. W. p. MILLER can now be found
behind the counters at Mr.. BLAss' new
store in the Houston Block.
Miss MATTE and GEORGE TIIRTH. now
OF Ann Arbnr, Mich, ,pent the 4th with
their parents md lrje d. here.
Miss MARY Z. DODGE, Mis- AMELIA
MclsAAc and Mr. FRED. DODGE ae vIsI,-
,ns trends in Bowling Green.
Mr.. EDWARD G.. BEACH, Of Chic 60,
spent the 4,h and Sunday with his relatives
a at many friends here.
DR.. RHEINFRANK, Mr.. n. WEDERTz
and Miss / EUdENIA BEACH Started for De-
tr, il on Monday to JOIN the excursic par
ty from thai city to the White Mountains.
lhiswill he one OF the most pleasant trip,
Of the season.
We were pleased to receive call from
Hon. II. L. WooD, of Monroe, Mich, on
Tuesday. Himself and family have en-
juyed good health during their residence
in that Stale. lie paid year in advance
for the JouRNAL, saying it was the only
Ohio paper he was now taking, and pro-
ceeded on his way TO visit his old neigh
hors in Troy twp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
BnU1ALLN BEATEN,
Isaac Crago, u Wood County boy, Fa.
Tally Beaten by East Toledo R0ughs.


On last Friday morning, July h, fv
young men, ISAAC CRAeo, OLIVER HAR
PEI, LEWIS DEMLMo, EPSON RUDOLPH
and EDWARD FISHER, Of Lake township
started Tor Toledo to celebrate the day
Shortly after dinner they came across tn,
river intending to 90 in bathing neaI
TRAcYs mill, but when near CRANEt
store on the east side, they met Two ruff ns
Nike RYAN and JOHN BAUER. kYAt
called young CRAGo by the name o
kKEPPs, aud star ed toward him with
kniie III his hand, when his companion
(BAUER) called ~ him and said, put up the
k"ile aud Int him in the mUu h, where
uPOn the innuman wrJch began beating
han in Tie lace and back. After lie had
pounded huI ior u few minutes BAUEH
said lie him 90, MIKE, he ain't the rignl
one, and then the two ruthans started foi
Toledo, while CRAGo aud his companions
proceeded towards TRAcY's mill. After
arriving at the mi j, CRAeo, saying he was
SICK, laid down in the mill while the
others went in swimming, but they came
out shortly after and started for home,
trying to take CRAoo with them, but he
WAS not able to walk more than half a
mile to farm house where they left him
with OLIVER HAKPEL. In The morning
young CRAeJ senl HARPEL home after Il
wagon 10 take him (CRAeo) to his home.
llARPEL soon returned and conveyed the
injured young man home. After he ar.
rived Dr. HAMILTON was summoned, who
pronounced hIm 50 badly injured that he
could not possibly recover lie fingered
in intense agony until Sunday evening a.
O'Clock when death relieved him Of hi
suffering lie WAS not able 10 speak bu
one or two words after he reached home.
Dr. HAMILTON, Of this Place, and Dr..
SHARP, Of South Toledo, held post NOR
TEN examination of the remains on Nom
day last
Coroner Mills, to whom we are indebted
for information, held an inquest on Mon.
day, and rendered the following verdict
lind tnat the deceased came to his
death by coucusslOn OF the BRAIN, caused
by blows on the head and body inflicted by
MICHAEL RYAN and JOHN BAUER.
Since the Coroner's inquest, the parties
who committed the crime have been ;lr.
rested in Toledo, identified by witnesses,
and are held for trinh sci Tor to-day.
1t Is to be hoped that young RYAN, if
lie escapes The rope, will have an oppurtu.
nifty 10 do the State large amount OF
service. IL is reported that his father is
now an inmate OF the Oniu Penilentiary.
Young CRAGo was about IL years Of
age, wei known, and said to he AN excel.
lent young man by al who knew hlm,
and was the only support OF a widowed
mother, the widow of the late THOMAS
CRAGo. The evidence elected from The
examination Of witnesses, 60 to show that
he had done nothing whatever 10 offend
the hends who committed the deed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
MILTON CLAEER ITEMS.

EDITOR JOURNAL On Thursday, tho
18th ult., Mrs. Myers died of consumption
and Thursday following, her son married
his sister-in law, the widow of his older
brother, who died nearly one year ago
This makes six deaths, one marriage and
one birth in this family in one year.
On Monday last Mr.. Inman, father-in-
law of Mr.. L. Baker, died and was buried
yesterday. He was quite old and had been
sick for some time.
On Thursday, the 18th of June, Mr..
Michael Dunivan, of Toledo, md Miss
Amelia Laytehart, of Milton, were mar
ried. Mr.. Peter Daney tying the knot.
Mr.. Charles Greeley, has his business
room ne,rly finished, and when completed
win be one of the finest business locations
in the county.
MIR. Anon Lany is building brick res
idence. The woTkmen commenced work
last week. The house viii be 30x3O.
Last week Mr.. John Ponionhorg raised
the frame of barn. After the raising the
hard cider was brought out and some Of the
men got pretty full before they left.
Work il still progrC ssing slowly on the
cut-of There has been too much water
most of the time.
New potatoes have made their appear
ance in market; price Sl.00.
Whent harvest is on hand with good
demand for laburers. Oats are doing wei !,
but will he short. Corn is growing splru-
lidly and there will be a good crop in most
places.
II eslloons still deal out fighting whisky.
II e barber shop has changed hands.
The Bowling Green man going out, aud a
Custar man coming in.
There is some fever and ague still hang.
ing around, and it seems hard to get rid of
| suppose that ont in the Rocky mountains
where the editor of the JOURNAL is rusti.
eating there S no such thing IA ague.
Some of the correspondents of the Jour.
NAL have made a meIio to have reunion
which has been seconded and places 0l
meeting suggested. would respectfully
suggest an excursion tn the Soldiers Home
some time ar"ut the last of July or lrst OF
August. What do the Others say?
am, as ever, MARK Lacy.
July 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
GRAND RAPIDS IrEms.

/ Ep. JoUaHALi-1t has been sono time sine,
the Journal has heard from this point, there
FIRE will drop you a few items.
The WOOL trade here his sea suu has been mn.
commonly lively. b. e Kerr bought ovel
10000 ibs Tor which he paid IRON 20 to 80 cts
Fred Pratt. Of Perrysburg twp, brnuRht in the
oleanest aud incest lot OF the season. and John
Ta,lor, Of M'nclova twp, Lucas Co., thI isrg
est lot. O0Oib,.
Martin showers, Of Custar. is putting in new
stone work ut the mouth of Beaver Greek. The
channel Il 10 be made 0 feet wider. on aecouai
fmnro water being d dainpd into the creek
above.
The river bridge is at last completed and
there is M immense travel across Il.
The Band Bows went to Providence Center
to play for basket picnic, the An, and had
lots Of nun. The boys never went out in better
tim than last Friday. Nothing but lemonade
was INDUCED TO- These are the kind of bays to
build mp a baud with.
II, p. Shanks is having new roof put on bis
house.
Miss II tie King, OF Napoleon, is visiting
at Phil. GroGs.
Miss Myrs A orl has been visiting friends
in Tifin.
Phil Grof has rented the Port Purdy Mills.
he is a No. mi Ter and for the past iva years
has given good satisfaction.
Harvest hands are scarce aud wages are
frnm 81 so to SO 90 per dav.
Mason h MbrRaR's Comhination were here
and pr senied " Ten Nights IN Bar-r room &"
and '' Uncle Toms Cabin" Our band received
80 per cent oft the net proceeds which amount
ed 10 $2l 10.
Business Is dnll and will he IN arter harvest.
Frank Laulzenhc!ser, Of South Toledo, is
visiting friends IN town.
young man who lives-weli, wont give
hin away this time --came tn town last FRIDAY
tight Hnd got Pnrtv full" This same Young
man woke in the m rning and found that his
sleeping c"maaninn had been y hog.
Tell the kin cnrrsSpnndents of The JoCRaAL
to wnita week nr 81 bafrre we 20 t. Put. In Bav
llsrves is here aud after that money will DE
plenty. More anon No
July o. 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11

Ed. JorEHAJ ;--Presume ron are safe NJ
home once more enjoving the companion~hip
OF your Rosinante" and the Pocahontas -
whom the Bee eFresented rs so opportunely v
rescuing you from rocky tomb Give US
glowing account Of your adventures.
The bridge across the Mautuee il again open
and our town begins to feel the effects by re.
ceivinR Enodly mum her Of good pa irons back
from "oVer the river" who besitated 10 ford
even when possible.
MIR. Shnwers, Of Weston, Is nov engaged in
putting up ahutments for a new bridge at the
m"utI of Beaver Greek. it lav wing become nee
essary on account of some big bitches emptyinR
in frem the region Of Desher.
Our schools have organized for the coming
year by securing the services Of Mr.. q Wy.
lie for teacher in High Schnol apartment aud
Miss Ollie Donaldson the Primary school.
The new firm Of II. P Shtnks g. Co. are sell
ling piles of goods ami msetiug with general
good favor and success.
i. u. Gtliett. having purchised the stock of
F. Il Miller's drv goods mas his store piled az
high as can reach with goods and il try ing IN
get more 'om. He is an energetic, popular
deaier in his line.
Our railroad interests are looking M and it
really lonks rs th"ugh we could ont esci,e hav-
lng road ar tw" before the snow falls again
MIR. P. I. GroH, who run The Tnntnganv mill
iw" years ago, and who has been in partner
ship with |. Croft for a year past has leased
the griSt ml'l for The coming year from July
l5'h, aud the simple announcement Of thIs fa CT
ln-ures good work in that line
The immense wheat crop nf this vicinity il
heitE harvested this week and il progressing
q "A ra l1 z tb.art
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
FROM TONTOGANY.


ED. JorRNAL;-I have been too busy 10
write fur few weeks past, bat will hereafter
eudeavor to keep the JOURNAL supplied with
items from here.
The entertainment given BY the Presb yterinn
Sucietv June II aud 18th was a success in ev
cry particular. III" "procreds being tls SO, which
the ladies' devoted to Foreign Missi, Ms.
Mr.. Mr-. II ury Chapraw met with very
sad liss last week IN the death Of their ou "
child, little Jennie, =. ell Two years and eight
months. She was vis,t ng her grandpa rents
near Drf,nce. and was aid low bya cosges-
tive chill Thursday. breathing her last on Mon
dSv. The remains were brought home far in
term'nt the fuueral services Al the Presbyte-
rian church last Wednesday afternoon being
largely attended by sympathetic friends.
LasI Sabbath Mr. Bunch, of Weston, was bur
led. Rev. P. Bivgs, of this place, officiating
Rev. NJ. e. DnuAhav, nf Weston. flied the pull
iit b"h morning and evening.
Several Of our people cnntemplaie spending
som- p"rti"n Of e summer abroad"
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Warner are now settled
in III ir cnttage ~ Lakeside. II Is verv prnba-
Bile that snme nf their friends from here will
visit them aud enirv their hnsriialiiy.
Mrs. =. u. TAylnr started for the East last
Tuesday. with the expectation uf spending the
Summer with relatives and "the old folks at
home "
Miss Hrtiis Miuton returned from The South
few dAvs since. where she has been each ing
the orsd people fnr several months past.
The Presbyteran s. s are preparing horal
concert for next Sabbath murn pleasant oc-
casion il anticipated.
Cunsi.l9rabl interest il taken in the horse
fair which is 10 take place July 18Th The halt
mile track viii he found tn be a decided i'm
prUVsment over the old third mile track.
lSco6.
Inlu O 1870
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
July Q, 1879.

BrRiHard'S Musical World The July
number IT The MUSICAL WORLD is on our able
filed with the usual large amount of choice
new music and interesting musieal reading
The music in his number consists Of splendid
ballad by Sullivan" II Doughty Deeds " .
pathetic s"nR and chorus BY Winclell, entitled
Mother Comes tn Ne in Dreams" and Alt
wyman, the comediap, contributes pretty
character song, q Yakie und Leddle LouVise,
as sung with great success in the new com dy
"Yskis" There Is a beautiful selection. ''The
Dream If Live" romance for piano; Il irited
piano duet, mud violin solo with iann ~ ec"m.
panimrnt. Zach number of the WORLD con
taius aver SO 90 worth ~ new music. beside,
all the musical news of the day aud in sresiirg
articles on music by the best writer's II j.
the old st. largest ard most successful musical
monthly in the country. and il issusd stimuli
AusousIv 10 Cleveland Chicago aud Cincinnati
bv =. Brainard'A Srn's. the well known music
publishers. who have an extensive music house
In each nt the above cities. The terms are nn
ly 81 so per year; single copies will be mailed
for Is c'nts. For full particulars. c"mrlrty
atalnenes NJ music &e, address s. BRAIE
ARD's SoN's. Cleveland Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11

SWEET AT his res denre in Pe'rvsbuIg, Iulv
7th 1873, at ! 80 A II, OF heart ieetSr,
BENJAMIH D. SWEET in the 63d year Of his
age.
Mr.. SwESr sSS born in Rochester, New York,
aud re ed when young man to Norwalk,
Ohio, where he was married to Miss HANNAH
McQrADE. Their union was blessed with seven
children. hut three of whom survive, two sons
an one daughter. Two sons lost their lives
VII t dsfs nding their countrv In the late war.
he seeasrd rem we'd to Perry sburg in 1895
aud since Lat tin, has been tpgaged in the
carpenter trade. lie was quie, nufensive
man aud good ciiz II tune NJ in"k place
Al the ~, T. Chnrch az 2P.M. We, nssday, Rev Z.
I. J. POPS officiating,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
Pay Up or Settle.

Thedocease of Mr.. P. CRANEER now rem
ders il .l'olutely necessary that the settle
ment OF all claims for aud against the
above firm sh0lld I've made, aud We take
this means OF informing parties interest ed
that it is desired that speedy, amieable ret.
tlemen, be made by them, else a recourse
to legal process of settlement will be had.
JoHS CRANKER, rvo,,o..
A. q, WILLIAMS, IA'e"'o's'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
Respectfully submitted,

RICHARD DAY, Clerk.
The report Of The Committee ON Teachers
and Schools WAS then taken up as uninish-
ed business, whereupon Mr.. r.Holliger moved
that the report OF the Committee ON Teach.
ers and Schools he accepted and adopted
AS II whole. except ns to Miss Brown re-
commended for the Intermediate Depart
ment. Motion seconded by Mr.. Pierce.
Roll call showed the following vote, nyes,
Pierce, HolIiler and bay. Nays, Rhien-
frank and Weddell. Declared lost where
upon Mr.. Wedslell submitted the following
motion.
Moved that each Teacher recommended
BY the Committee OF Teachers aud Schuul,
be acted upon singly commencing with
the Grammar room. Motion not seconded.
On motion adjourned.
RICHARD DAY, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-07-11
ThrNshIng MnehIme r0r SnIe.-I hnve

a good Pqua Threshing Machine, horse
power, aud everything else complete which
| will sell, trade or rent, on reasonable
terms. The machine has been used about
TWO years, aud is in good order. ANY per.
SON wishing threshing machine will do
we'll to call soon. Enquire Of d, NJ. & &,
A. SHOEMAKER, six miles east OF Perrys.
burg, on Belyille Ridge. l2b