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NEBRASKA.
Death Of mn Old Nesldrnt-1rnsonio and
Other MntterA.

Death Of an Old Nrsidcnt-1rnsonie and
Other AlntterX.
6pseia1 corrtspondtnes ot Tbs Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 27.-An old resilient Of
L!neo1n aud the State WINS buried Yesterday.
Christian Buchu Was born Ia Lancaster, Pa,
Sept. 6 1903, and was, therefore, almost II
years Of age. lie removed to MAdisou, Ind, Ia
carlv life, and became member Of Dooue
LodGe, No. !, ]. O. Q. F., at Louisville, Ky,
April 81, 1881. There wns no lodge OF Odd
Fellows In Indiana at that time, and wheu a
Lodge was organized at Madison It was namei
for lin Duchu Lodge. No. 118. At the Tins OF
his death deceased was the oldest Odu.Fellow In
the State. In the State Of 1rduna LIE Lelu tbs
position OF Grand Patriarch of the Grand Lodge
Of tIlr State, unl 10 1919 was the Grand Repre-
9eutntlve TO the Hratd Loige Of the United
States. The funeral ohsequIes were under the
supervision Of the Udd-FcIiows OF Liucolu, AMI
the corteee was ot,e OF the most imposing ever
witnessed Ia the city.
Our reopIo were somewhat atlrprfeed to learn
yesterday that tllc honda voted tn aid Of tic
Lincolp & Northwestern Railroad tn the Cou0-
ties OF Seward, Butler, mud Platte had been
fnHncd Rs,;tnc b ths rlsnas 2. the C0n Pas,'c
was cnioined by claudius J6nes. q banker Ut
thAt place, nnd MI ngeut Of the Untou Pacific
Railroad. In the other counties the bonds wpso
eu1oioed By wsll.known friends Of the nbuve
roa4. Tie Injunction WIS asked for anu granted
By Judge F. s. Dundy, On the following grounds:
That The bonds voted were not definite. uEld tnr
tlluy incurred tax In excess Of III Etr cent
taxable vntuatlon II thu PRECINCTS In question.
Whit the result will be /. is hard to tell Judge
Webster, of this city. Is At tc seat Of wat, In
tl!e interest OF the L,nrolu u Nosthwestcrn.
The Grand Lodge A. F. d: A. II. has bepn In
session this week, and the ctty has bccn full Of
strangers. About 2e0 Representatives nsI1 men,-
hers were ~ attcndni'rc. At Il a. n. yesterday
the Grind Lodge closed In furn. The time for
the meeting VI tlle next annual session OF tic
Grand Lodge was set Tor ll.c Tucaday Oh or
l.e1t preceding the eth OF June 1850, mud
Olnaha WIS teertcl as the place OF meeting.
There have been more henyy ralns here this
week, md corn IL s0ts,c portions vi tllc Stuie
WIS lerclea to The ground. 1n tile vicinity OF
Lincoln number Of small buildings we're uyof-
turned, anti hundreds OF cellars In TIC city tIllcd
with water. To-day II Is still raining, uMl the
people arc loudly calling for Noah's Ark.
j, Al, Il,
, 1879-06-30
the Women's Christian Temperance Unfoh.
Misa 1uriA E. z. Kiuhall. Hb0 Ia thn Rilta

tho Women'e Christtan Temperance Unioh.
Miss Lucia E. r: Kimbail, who l. the State
address explaining the nature Of the work She
Forscs In the Temperance Worit" shc iIius+
trated her uositlon by aaylnr tint there ~ero
had tlie advantage Of training ID Christian
hcmos and In the sunday. y.sc1,uoi, who nevertl,c-
Jig wero addicted to the terrible hnh1t Of in-
temperance. She quoted the report o: ne su-
the effect that large perc7utage Of Tie Inmates
OF that Institution came from Christian homes,
At the same time, ~ the inmates iad TO nay for
admission 10 the Homc and hence might 10
clusively, ths might not be a tatr exa,nple. Hhc
aao quoted the experience ol tile Kev. Dr..
Cuylcr.. OF Brooklyn, who took his Nsa,l In
front Of shlnun ono afternoon nrni In fifteen
snxnis masfs tthry yong people gaE H.
school. She did not wtsl, 10 he un,leratood ~
opposed to thc Chftsttan influence, for sils was
~ ever! sense eunday-achool WORKER, but
shs had lsa eited s these a'ni other sxnmprs
brought un 10 carefully-Runtlcd homes but we're
never taught nf,l educated In the temperance
ptineiples. 8hc saH that We must meet the
INCENTIVE Tor still further effort. she tlIru .llt
Cussed the queattoh as 10 Wtothtt This priuefp1e
OF work among thu children had been recognized
AZ necessary IN the neW ativanct Of ut,non. She
Union Ind for thres ycars ppst been WORKING
smonr lie chlIdrcn, and uoInp insi,|e wiSt iii
former1y been done outn,in Of thr Sunimy.
school, Edorts hal bcen naae to securn ini,r
suntlays In each yenr lar aneclaf fPm,nnrnnrn
WORK, md the Interuottonal Ie.sson Committed
were rooucsied 10 pruyttjo snerfnI jcsanua for
thosu dnys. in answer tn tia n,,ca-
don, MWhat hayn wa paynrsli
ehe eou1d sav tint lin onartcrlv
Sabbaths were yerv sepeTnilv ohscrycd A. III.
preeent time throiipi1out tiie ronntrv. nni cs-
pecta!lY in Chicago mi, thts R,aie. u,lrinv tho
Inst ysar slx,eeIt States Ind aiontcd thrse tlnys
aud ttousa,lds OF schSlurs had signed th,: trInis
pledge u absttncnco from jiouuF. tubncco. uul
nruianItv. :rctn,,rronrr 1,an"1s an, hn"ks wrra
being Introduced iuto the schuo!s, uni = beLtur
asd more healthy interest began to be mani
1esteo' 1esteo' Wh1le tnorou1n Instruction 10 tle
b'Ilc PRINCIPLES 0t tota! nbsttusne We4 oeng
insisted apon lhs last international Cotntnit-
tcs had .h1ed upon q day Tor spec'al eenl.
pcrance work, anu LESSONS OF the sublcet
had 9ccn prepared by those Interested
An enoIt has 9eea made with sucSess S;
speaker then vent On TO reate The great au-
vaheee make SINCE tlle new departure Iasn1h
aye, the veteran WofRcr among tis Shllaren.
u,e Neal LOW q ~ yoane people, hau report
sG tnat oa. ot ls,ooS " surea WY haa taken tas
tTtDlG 04EUTt IN Ills Juvenile 6OCI1tjEH. hill MCUn
, 1879-06-30
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. JUNE 30. 1870

In 1lfe-the calling, one may ray. for which he
WAS ttasned-had not been the disturbance and
ve1alion Of a sorely.tricl peoIie, who hayo
erstif, tlr fcroctous ambition Of hfs family,
there would protabblYyt ytc many tnourners over
h,s unt'aeIy late, .As3E Z, he VII Ie actually
regretted hT few oitslde tic circle Of friends Of
l,Ia unhappy .npthcr., Dn antcars to Inv" been
really an1!pIa for active service, "a h!s Rong on
a Reconnaissance into the country OF knclf an
enemy shows. The storfrs az tn the part Prince
N apbleon will now play are conflicting, but It
eccB,a most probnbe that he will neither nssert
ILLS claims. nor obig0 flle more ardeut 1mpertnl-
ists w laying them aside and permitting bis SOD
To take his place.
, 1879-06-30
THE COURTS,

E,cctm.nt sr,t aca,r,t a u,,,~,.,7u1,
.s. .a ss". 49, NJ. .'"'-o""s
~, Il, d,ss.t asV!,Is s.;tt, .tiS iii.
"Auea o'u+ss.' ea1p'0aF tenae1co an OPINION
OF considerable Importance In the case OF Skid
moro 70. The flttaburg, Cincinnati u st. Louis
mnn, hrovrbt ~. r,,,s,n..a a. .ss....
s =, "H'aeo W 'eeosel poSneh-
son OF certain lanu formerly belonging to the
Company. In April 1879 4kidmoro recovered
Judgment for $8,89U ara1Ut tho raflronh IN tbis
cuntv. NM, nm rv,cvtfnr tharo,n,,.r ,,, ,,-or,,,
49,. -. 49, se- ,ns p,'us ~.
lsea ~ controversy "ere seizeo ahN soia 10 sksd.
was made to the heirs at law Of Sklluore, be
being dead. The land in ouc.t,or VIVA c,nvove,1
t., T,h.a..,. ..a IL. 1p.o 80, w.
eIo' aa'J "no 'aus. aot@s oy q. =. Ha1c aHu
tne helFs OF John AtRh 10 the Company
In pursuance OF contracts mado with
the parties SIX years before. The railroad
w.. show =, hs s....,@s e' 80 'a"''Au ,'p.
roaa nauef 1tS charter and according TO the laws
OF this State, and the land In controversy WAS
nj t],e time nf snle, arr. for v.nra hnfor. ,,sod
md ,,cc,,n n,,t. h, ~. ~, sa aooa
Auo oee"p'eu ~ tn' oeupany Aoe te suope, ana
the @faeEs etc, iocldent thereto, aud for depot
grounds In the city. On tbs lat Of February,
1860, tho Columbus, Cincinnati q, Indiana Con.
~ 49,. n.s"s.,. , 'aups, uspo's' e'e-'
10 lAe piesent uo1enoant Tor hlhety-nlhe years,
Mha uie iattef uas haa Possession over slnce.
feo ~, lee7: tne colamous, cincinnati g lnui.
ana Central Railroad Company also mortgaged
all It's pro,,erty 10 secure q large numbor OF
hoods nrd fhe 1essa UNA m,do ,nh,uo. =, t,,.
soas' ."A IT,. rss.'".,'.. rn1s ~ ~ ~, .n's
mof1ease' u fcp1ua'yt Ao'o OIL Nae 1!co
TO iorecloee tlat mortgage 0hu a Receiver np-
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Ton nsAiE-so ocAst v ILL 1UY 81 ACKEFAEM,
10 acres uHder rb0h fcnce Nna pt0w, Is acrcs Kn0d
tinh~r i.cx :r1e dwelling u Rooms. y.ps, sts!les,
etc.. fuur ,ntics frutn Hhcm PULASKI cUunty Ind.
Land 10 No, mid un'y ~ mIacs from Chicago. 10 Yut
want d batzalnY tltra It Ii, =
bt1ck! fso. ucuot III Wtss Aurora, i'll This prua:r
!. well worth ~ : y i Beautifully ss With Y; k!na.
~ tclI and Nny unc who wants nice hu!o
y 1nkeas town leak ~ It. +. H. UDfU IsoUuI :, I7u
AtJlaG1.kE. = -
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FOE sALH-nY T. D. noYD. RooM =, 10 MADr.
81 .*sast1ty enh hk.sment brick stnrc, and lot %
GsR "a tn'ss tspn q "a! Ill
s!::iS 81 ae.e.i lo.aese, ,b'eek block, re,. Of
sFoa9a I'D s"i %es {som m
NV H. 81 soa onEe ~ s4oo per acte viii se
seo@s 6rick .toirs Aud lot ee1t4a south front, on
Vii ispt: G ia esT faa s' ct ct
NJ g r., IN, Z, ass $.s,
s1MD-Ene ie.room. s.story. .octaRou stone front
so.s II build ssi;o fset freai. o. is.e Xiii:
IL 11 on ind1eoA'4T hcaF Ihreentf.st This 10 etv.
y sssosS Splendid ,2roetn framed dwelling, GOOD
I'D e f:1s ~ ss s.rssn
pspsred and sn- ans Ssrn !" scfss Of groaa. nd
dsno 1ISS II VIZ. st H. 4:
o. aver tioFs VA ona oaeted property Is
~, s,ag-j1-toom. 2.story. snd basement modern
hoonrtos, near hs1!anu-kY:
M ttf s:ee sa ~: s assE asa
f%s12.s!ors md dwelling o.e!. and lot 2?.,4a with
between Thirts dit I'D Thtf.y:seconS. 'A
eIMo-,trposn dwelling. and lot .sxlid. tast 'front.'
On lhdtahA'sr., meat TwehiJ'fourtIl'st
FoIi sALE-soxtoi on, MlCtiinAN.AV.. WEST
ta III e s9S5ss
FoE sAtE-sox!2;, EAsT rhdS!.. pX r!iAlnlE:
fe9s S;th; sqhies to !axcs Of 1B7o INQUIRE Of
"a I'll n9, si rs2HT ~.
cAah. Inquire Of 1ACUH y ELI, 81 DeartOrN.AE
, 1879-06-30
LOST, And FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
T 0Sr-A uUl.D Bl,acELkT-suNuAy ArTEK.
Il aoDn. On lMdan4'aT. tetwcen Twenty second su4
Twenty tlcasc return ~ lds rwEay .lh.aI..
aud receive rrwasi.
STANDARDIZATION ~ sTATE;sT. 4 SMALL
The AnIur VIII isa4o IuTu 10 tlt abVya aud FeCGive
tlI1Akl 9n4 q pGAse1 z. Z. HEYuE,
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TOR sALE-yAtuABtE ZEAL ESTATE At Auc.
fne nst ao9r e r. Ch.in!er u Cont'ercr Ghic.go,
triy lsescrlheI the west hAE Ut the noshcnat guar
yer 0l the Eortheast quarter 0f scc. IN. ruwn ~ Kau9n
nns, ~ rvd. we.t Of ils N!!waukcc r. Paul ;sl!.
f. m m 5eRffts ~ 9~nsd by ~ tis
af aaie wtll b. onc-thtrd ens and onace ~ one ad
cent y amount by win be- required NJ time Ut SALT
The abstract Of title IA how 1t THE occ Ut lIavt Will
taH3 ~ south CsArk.ft.. room !. ntlI be
tnra ssr bet%5e {, sts5 ,e sa x.h!nK
Va ". 4. BGrIEKs, AuctIuncar.
LfUR HALE-slI0 Will. pUr 4 UEAUTiFUI I.1,T
T. one b!nck frum hotel At Lagrange. 7 me4 irpn1
t aiket nn ihnwn rrt: nh.tta: railroad tars,
locens. liza NltUwSs l4I IL ,HlIe.st.. tsooni s.
1fuH sALE-oN NExcnASOE--A SPLENDID TRACT
sast Il E.nu so.:ug, ,s1!! NJ. Thirty acres a Kfeat
wE.tsrn nart uf I'll. state. Apply 10 ELLlurT AN.
, 1879-06-30

Standard quality, Durnelt's Finvoring Ex-
trartg.
, 1879-06-30

OAsT org OLNTIuzNG. =
A. 1nuHs cass-on c!utntngt tarpstA sud Geljjag.
Call " sdtres4 Z. HEhSCltEL. aau ht4to'yt
TANII FAin FOit CAAT.OFE CLOTHING AT l.
~ GEL lllsIFb, sc@ Stass'ss DFdst1 by mat! promptly
kttelaett0.
, 1879-06-30

,t-~-
IN fhts cniuntn three Hnfs ttis ceai1 psr IN.
s<rtioH. Euch addttfnnat irnt, 10 cents.
, 1879-06-30

Knnwlra' insect Powucs Cum II By far the beet
, 1879-06-30

"a M9 tntn'1n. hFsA hnsz or fttt Is c4nts NJ In.
s5sfoa. Each additional tine, 10 esnts
, 1879-06-30

y{7ANTED-Tu NESr--A SMALL .bToRE PROM
10 tu N ftGt E1uHFe, In ans lIYp huaincss locality
III Chicagu, pr would hrn part Ut stusu{ husInesa
sMa XIres. ltet nu*t lu low aAd uol xceed 9Je per
1iuntht rEnt weekly sn advance. Ad0ress aMALf4
WALES. Traders laotgl,
11yANTEp-TO NENT-A BMALL COalFOl:T.
" AblG house. aE u GtGl!t Fo0tnst North alup pre-
tprrcd not over hgf ins fEoln rlvoFt gao4 tenant.
Address Il II {, Tr1bupr DhCe. -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
FROM TONTOGANY.

ED. JOURNAL Lust Sunday evening,
about 8 o'clock, our people were startled
by the cry Of fire, and turned out In full
force to find the furniture manuiactory Of
Mr.. w. d. Herriek in flames. Tho fire
broke out in the upper story, and as there
hid been no fire in the building for several
days it is believed that the building was
set on fire; but for what reason or by
whom is not known. The building was
insured for $500, but in addition to what
the insurance covers Mr.. Herrick loses
about $500, as the tools, lumber, &C., were
Il total loss.
Capt. John F. Ogleyee spoke in Whit
more's Hall last Tuesday evening to a
good audience. His speech was we'll
liked, and was listened to by many ladies,
whom we hope will he able TO persuade
those gentlemen on whom they have any
claims to vote the straight Republican
ticket.
While Mr.. Cornell was attending the
Tri State Fair Tuesday, he suffered quite
a loss in the breaking of leg of vaua.
ble colt, worth $500 His hired man
thought he would break the colt in Mr.
C's. absence, and succeeded in breaking
part OF it, certainly.
A building for Council Room and Gala
boosc purposes is being erected OH the
green near the depot.
Dr. 5. f. Hume, OF Gencsee, H., and
Mr.. r. r. Hume, OF Morenci, Mich, are
visiting DIR. e. 4. Hume, to-day.
Sept. II, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

high mountain actually saw the fresh
track OF grizzly in the sand. ] followed
to the edge Of deep gulch where thought
II possible he might be. I quietly sat
down on the corner OF rock, pencil in
hand, ready to write the shocking story
but as peeped about 1 bethOught myself
that was alone, far ont from camp. and
that the hero of the tale was wanting, so
/ got up and "got." Yes, | would be
glad TO attend the ink singers" reunion
and see the glorious crops Of the black
swamp" but fear | should not feel will
ing to return. So | had better complete
all my business here before | venture to
20 back. Why not meet at llumbug
Valley2
The Chinese question has been gone
over, and many assertions made. but as
sertions are not always facts and a long
hamngiie Of personal abuse and bare as
sertipuR, nnbacked by evidence, are OF no
benefit to the public; nor any credit to
the writer. ! rest the question, aud am
ready to shake hands over ii with
any one who may see fit to differ from
me.
Kalloch is still nliye. The excitement
is abatug somewhat. s. H. RAuB.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
SILLY TWADDLE.

ED. JoURNAL:-Th Sentinel, wholly
unable to meet the questions raised in the
JoUREAL, seems 10 be getting desperate tG
publish such childish stuff as appeared
from j." of Troy Twp. last week. 1t
looks very much rs though the managers
OF that paper had been approaching some
stupid and ignorant party and by mixing
their own suggestions with the wrelched
twRddle of this ignoramus, patched up
something for their paper. Or, more likely
stll, they made up what they were ashamed
to publish as editorial and then obtained
the signature Of the silly "J,' who was
probably so mixed up with lager beer and
bad whisky that he didn't know what he
was doing. The ring must be pressed pretty
hard to require such bolstering mp. But if
the Sentinel is so utterly incapable OF maxi
ing hendway against the criticism in the
JOURNAL why do they undertake the de
Tense OF olfici'l management at all. BE.
sides Evers' own admissions condemn the
action of our commissioners in certain
ditch and improved road matters more
completely thnn anything that has been
published in the JOURNAL. When the
question of Improved Road No. Is came
up in the papers. Evers tbeing one OF the
viewers) admitted the miserable and ras-
cally way il was managed by those who
had charge of Its construction. Why did he
not otexplain MS he promised be would? The
fact is he dare not do 1t, and he dare not
interview the great majority of taxpayers
ON ditch matters and publish the result.
The question is asked everywhere what be
comes OF all the money collected rs special
assessments? lie promised TO publish
showing of where it goes. Has he done il ?
Certainly motl And now he appears to
be reduced to the piliiul necessity OF pub
fishing the idle and silly talk of some ig.
norant fellow as an offset to facts, arguments,
&c. ii. Ill. $.
Troy TwPy Sept. 10, 1879,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
Thriving DusIness.-We dropnod IN

Thriving Business. We dropped IN
and took look at Mr., JOIN CRANKER's
wagon shops on Tuesday aud found them
full OF new work. lie has over thou
sand dollars worth of w.rk now on
hand, aud is turning out work for parties
at WhiIehouse aud Swanton, in Lucas
county, and Scotch Ridge and other points
in this county, JOHN is n good, honest
workman, is industrious and deserving of
ihe sueeess he is meeting with.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session Tuesday
evening, Sept. 8. Present, the Mayor and
Councilmen Boetsch, LaFarree, Lucas, Will
Iiams and Vass.
The minutes of the last three meetings
were read and approved.
On motion the claim ordinance was read
the first time.
On motion the rules were suspended and
the claim ordinance was read the second
time.
The following claim was approved by
the council aud ordered placed on pending
claim ordinance:
Fire Department, bill Of II. r. freight
on fire hose fiom Toledo.......... 50 45
The resignation of ii, Wiltse was read
and on motion it was accepted and placed
on lile.
On motion Of Mr. LaFarree the vacancy
of Mr.. Willse be filled by appointment.
On motion of Mr.. Williams the vacancy
be filled by election, the role was called and
the motion was lost.
The Mavor then appointed Mr.. Jairus
Curtis to fill the vacancy, aud the appoint
ment was confirmed by the Council.
On motion the council adjourned.
GEO. $. MCKNIdnr, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

or Interest 10 BUSINESS Men.-w
have purchased the right for Wood County of
d. II. Reynolds Patent Metallic Stationery and
Book Binder. We have a good variety Of the
covers en- hand, aud at few cents extra cosi
over the price of paper and printing we car
furnish all kinds Of Blank Work aud station
cry in neat ard substantial binding on thp
shortest possible notice. We can bind book
in two minutes with this invention. Call aud
examine styles aud prices,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

--Unul further notice willbuy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles 2j, 30 and 35 feet long
Piles must not be less than IA inches a
the b Ut, , inches in centre and inch
atop end. To be delivered on the doc
at Pdrrysburg, for which | viii pay cash.
OF GEORGE BoETsCH
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
GREEN 4 ToNToaANY a.R.

Rvling Gr'n, ,Lve,7,1 7,15A.M. 1910 4 5.20P.M.
B'wling Grin, Ar've, 8 is AM. ,12.10 &6. Pm.
Thntngauy, Leave, 1855 II 90 .M.,&6.15 p. NJ
T'utogauy, Arrive..7 .35& IL M, ,4OP. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
SHnmlFT,S SALE.


Bank of North Low'shnrr, In Putnam Co,, o
vs. Court of
BY virtue of a vendi exponas, issued in the
above entitled cause, by the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas. nf Putnam county, 0lin, aud
t' ne directed aud delivered, will uHsr far
sale at public vendne, at the residence of r. W g.
@. Buchanan, in the Western pItt of jacks sun
township Wood county, Ohio, on
Monday, September 22d, 1919,
Between aud p'clock afternoon, of said day,
IA, follogns described personal property
lO.wit;
Ole Il hay stallion, FIVE years old.
One ~ lwr-hprse wIg az, nearly uew,
One 90 pair Bnb-sleds.
One 4 one-horse buggy.
Terms of Sals--CIsh.
ORRIN HENRY, Sheriff.
Day PrGV, Pl'lIs At'y.
SEM. Al, iS79 22bs4 90
SCHOOL EXNMINEI'S NOTICE
y The meetings uf the Board of School Ex-
aminers uf Wuud comfy, o., will bv he i'd
as follnws:
Perrysburg, Sept. 20, 1879.
B"whng Green, Oct. II, 1910,
Bowling Green Nov. !, 1879
Bowling Green, Nov. Is, 1879.
Bowling Green, Nov. 49, 1879.
RuLkG,
The following rules llbe s;ricily J enforce d.
All examinations Will commence promptly
at . o'cluck A. M,and el0se at Bpm.
Each applicant will be required to deposit
five ~ cents with the Clerk for postage,
Applicants must furnish themselves with
pens aud PENCILS, paper only being furnished
by the Board.
In no case will more than two six months
certificates be granted to the same aprliGs Rt.
Applicants will be required To fgrnish GER
tifcates OF geod moral character,
There wiil be no examination Af applicants
except at regular meetings ofthe BOARD
No certificates will hereafer be autedated to
cover time taught arevions to examination.
Certificates wIll not be issued to 0applicants
whose grade is less than 10 per cent.
BY order az Board,
4. NJ DoSSELLYl Board
W. 5. lIAsKgLL, Of
q. d. SPEEcER, Examiners.
W.S HASKELL, CLERK.
August %, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
WAIsGEEED,

DuFORD-MUNGER.-At St. Rose de
Lima Church, Father CRIES. officiating,
Tuesday September OH, 1879, Mr.. NJ.
DUFORD, of Quehec, Ontario, and Miss
MARY MUSGER, of Perrysburg.
The happy couple started ON the first
tain, intending to visit Bay, Cleve-
land and Buffalo, on the lovely sailing
craft, The Honeymoon.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

At Last.-The " Devil" in our absence
in June, caught DR. ], w, ROBERTSON, of
Detroit, and one of Wood county's fair
daughters with the hymeniai lHsso-as far
as the types conld make il appear=-6ut the
Doctor wrote bulldoEng letter and
scared the "Devil :" so badly that he took
it all back and recorded DR.. JAMES f. RoB-
ERTsoN, of Iiaskins, Rs the man who had
drawn the prize.
But we have now GOT the drop" to
Use western phrase, ON DIR. 81. W." this
time, ms will he witnessed by the following
which few Of his friends here found in
their boy at the p, o. yesterday;
"Mrs. C. Phelps requests the pleasure Of
your presence at the wedding ceremony Of
her daughter, Ella j. Phelps, with j. w.
Robertson, Wednesday evening, September
18th, 1879, at half-past seven o'clock, So
West ElizabeIh street, Detroit, Mich"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12
PERRYsBURG MARKETS.
cOnRRoTED ny KIHGsBURY a WILSON.

cORRRoTBD BY KIRGsBURY A WILSON.
PHRRYsBURG o. September IL, 1879.
Wheat. ......... .9i,ERgs ........ .1Oc
C,rn u 100 lbs ....45o Flour " Bliss 5006 40
II shjlled.. .35c Oats. ..22o
u ',t.,i B rsf ....6 l37c Rve.... .40c
P'rk n blu. Clnverseed bu-- IS 80
HrgS....- .....3 a Chickens 9........llc
y rItnfs.. .....2jQ30 Turkeys 1P..... .7MSo
An lies y bu 30 GBjc Beans naVy.sl 50@S2
u 'iai tpples. ~ Q3o. hard 80. ........6c
Is liter. dl3t, Feathers.-.... 300 i0c
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

Cash for Whcat.-We will pay the
highest market price for wheat cash on de
livery. 100000 bushels wanted. IL will
pas 20 come and see us before selling.
y. G.. WILLIAMS & BIO,
Perrysburg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-12

For Sale.-30 or 40 acres ofland-S500
down, balance on 8 years time. Willtake
a good team, or good paper, on first pay
ment. 32tf w. j. SCHLECT.