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One ounce Of alum, same Of lemon
loioe ~ . pint OF rose water; apply
ocfape horse.radish into q Gun Of
,oul milk (cold), let 1t stand twelve
no0lS; strain and apply three times
1i1 lemon juice one ounce; pow.
,lecsd borax quarter drachm, sugar
haaS . dIachm; keep for y few DAYS
g . 9iAes bottle and apply occasion.
1ufaato pl amonia halt drachm.
'svoooce N1ee4 two drachms, distilled
, wssss n.lf pint; apply two Or three
1aeo halt . pint Of milk squeeze
- jujce Of . lemon, with q spoonful
1t oeoody. and boil skimming we'll:
nd . dtach Of rock alum apply at
nJ9ot. Tho above are oil good and
lave been used efIectually, though
"oeh1ne Will take freckles OF per.
mlaoently.
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FEW rs

mALARlAL and oil fsvers can be avoid.
Ell ~ keeping the stomach, bowels, liver
ana Az kidneys in healthy condition with
nicnans !eetotal Tonic. Physicians
roy on the ingredients Of this remedy fcr
tne'r safety from disease, and all that
take this tonic escape sickness and fever.
oa all KIND. No other remedy ~ surely
corrects and removes every morbid ten.
oency, and It must be tried to know the
perfect health aud strength its use issnr.s
D!s9ggists sell it. VAN BUSKIRK 4 CO
40 veeey street, Now York. aug 23.lv
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POLITICAL POINTS.
.Gubernatorjsl Material.
From the Boston Courier.


From the Boston Courier.]
mo, eir," said the gentleman from
Pittsburg, II was not In the war, bu
ny brother vas, and he was wound
Cd. "Ah! indeed. Seriously wound
ed? Yes. sir; he was shot In the
horse"
Butterworth's Defense.
From tho New Haven Regis.er.]
ConRressman Butterworth's de-
to0oo amounts to this. 1t was neces.
ooIy for bin to buy up Democratic
ticket peddIers and ward workers,
IN order to preserve the purity Of the
ballot, 0ayler paid them for ped
ding biz tickets, az Is customary, and
then ButterwOrth bought them up to
substitute Republican for Democrat.
jc tickets. Mr.. ButterwOrth has
earned tho right to be . bright and
shining light In the party Ut great
moral ideas. .....,
A Different Kind OF Affair,
From tho Baltimore Bulletin.]
When Congressman Acklen, of
Louisiana, got into q little difficulty
In Waehin9tOn last winter, We we're
PANIED to observe a disposition on
the pert OF some Of our Northern
contemporaries to speak Of bis al
leQed conduct az characteristic OF
Southern gentility. Now that Soma.
tor ConkliDg has got himself into a
similar, and much more serious |
oCrape, We do not observe any disp0. |
oition on the part Of our Northern
contemporaries to deduce u moral
defogatory to their own section.
ss.,sks Civil Service.
Washington Post.I
Jugt before Mr.. Schulz packed bis
tr,1nk . 90 to Ohio to make couple
Of s0u0p speeches, he told Mr..
Ha1ao that he was VI the opinion it
would be highly improper for the
clicks h bis department to form
themoolyes into political assOcia-
tio( that It would be against the
Gpifte Of . true civil service, az It
we're. We are quite sure, however,
that II the clerks should form them.
selves into an association to pay Mr..
DChurz $500 y piece for, say Ecu o:
twelve speeches on 'hUhest none!
md pure politics" 20 be delivered ~
different places in Ohio. or ahywher.
Dlse; at hts convenience, they would
not be required to disbAnd until they
he'd expended their entire capital.
Blaiue Hard at Work.
From the Augusta Standard.
Blaine Il raising an immense cor.
Iuption fund to control the election
10 this State. The publication OF his
circular assessing the ofice.holders
6ve per cent, on their salaries tells a
part Of the story. 1t il not only the
Dmce- holders in Maine who are to
furnish money for the campaign, but
The thousands Of Office. holders and
government contractors elsewhere in
he country. A barl Of money is to
b tapped for use in Maine, and eve.
81 man who can be bought, will be.
Ne. Blaine has been heard to SAY
that he will carry Maine this year
;;sfthat 'iiscne thing will
not do It another shall" 1t Is a ,
,ontest between corrupt rings armed
Nth corruptiOn-frauds on the one
)j0e and honest men who rely on
on the other.
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When do, all the flies come from ?
quoeujously demanded old Mr.. Gun.
'ioaOD. waving bic hands frsntical.
" ovec bic t0rmented head. That
lso't To question: replied bis equal.
y toemoated partner, when are
zoe; v.S. { Sc Ss Ssek again, that's what I
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ybj1gWash bees are announced
19oooo0ost, N. G., and Iowa is die.
S'poueedn onion parties We don't
uo5 nJmprovee o bee, or makes It
- ueey, o Whitewash It, and Why
"oloeA o1oold hold parties Il another
t,epege6sble conundrum. But eve.
U0y og1ne0 something new.
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4 legal gentleman met q brother
lawyer ono day last week, and the
! I!ev1ng !conversation took place:
.vey .Jod9e.. how 70 business p
.O0Hl dull! ] On living on faith and
o0ge Very good but have got
r0s you. Tor I'm LIVING on charity.
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4o9eeat men often make grave
:sesoeShee: The landlord Of 4 North
v.:vleo n0eel has posted up IN his
"SSSa41ooo = notice which CAV:
vcoee(e q tho Legislature viii be
~ me- and gentlemen after.
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BENSONS
cAPc|nE POROUS PLASTER
CURES LAME / WEAK RACK
s sold BY all Druggists. seabury T. John.
son, fropr'etors. q Plat st., Ny.
DR.. 0an6o1d,a
LIVER INv|e0Rl10R

Is a Standard Family Remedy for tliseas.
e g Of the liver, stomach and bowels. T. Is
rarely Vegetable. It never debilitates
IL ~ cathartic and Tome. II has been
used III my practice and by the public
lot more than IS years with unprece,lent,'
81 . r results. Send for Circulars. s. r
SANfOkD, N. D., is? Broadway. n. Y
A"y druggist will tell you its Reputation
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~ Q co 70 worn out IN BODY
~ sVeooeo noancially, and discour.
49, u opklt. because be Thought he
..S,sl uSd eeoo6er path than that
wished hin 70 tate. '"0 Lulu
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PIANO AND ORGANS

sl,lO0 Pianos only S222,5O 1870 Or
& cans only $99,25; s525 Organs only sri q
tremendous reduction during the mid.
summers $. months. Having been Elected
mayor OF my city and entrusted with ;ts
bonds should be sufficient proof Of NV re-.
sPons,oiilty. Latest circulars and films.
t,ateG NewsPapers FREE. Address. DAN
ILL r BEATTY. Washington n. I. 40
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sANFoR0's
JAMAICA
GINGER.

xIy( returned in 80 days on 500 in
Wv" vested. Official Report and in.
formation free. Like profits weekly on
- options Of $40 to $50 Address
=: Potter Wright l. Co. Bankers IS Wall
st. New York. w. " ~. ,"''
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I0HNS0N'S AN0DYNE
hIN1106EC5T.

The only combination
Of the true Jamaica Gin
ger with choice Aroma
ties and French Brandy
for Cholera, cholera Nor.
bus. Cramps and Pain.,
DlarrhOea and Dvsentery.
Dyspepsia. Fratulpncv,
want Of Tone aud Activity
in the Stomach and Bow
els, and avoi.lin: the dan.
gers OF change Of water.
food & climate. Ars for
iSANroRD'sJamaica Ginger
June.2o.4w.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

Pursuant TO call, the Board OF Health
met at their rooms on the 9th inst Pres
ent, A. q. Williams, F. Hollenbeck, Geo.
B. Kreps and Daniel Clingler, Jr., with the
President, Mayor HiggingS, In the chair
Absent, ]. F. Stubbs and Henry Broka.
F. Hollenbeck presented the certificate
OF his appointment Os member Of the
Board for the ensuing three years.
On motion Of d. Clingler, +. Hollenbeck
was appointed Clerk Of the Board for the
ensuing year.
On motion the Sanitary Districts, as
heretofore established, he and hereby are
adopted and re-established.
The President then appointed the In
spection committees Of the respective sani.
tary districts as follows:
District No. WILLIAMS and Hollen-
beck.
District No. 2-Kreps and Stubs.
District No. 3-ClingIer and Broka.
Having made personal examination Of
the premises, the Board found the premises
and building used by John Walter as q
slaughter house to be a nuisance aud dan
gerous 10 the lives and health Of those re-
siding in the vicinity, and entered intc
necessary proceedings to have the sam'
abated.
The Board nlso reported a personal ex.
animation OF the barn yard of W.. Hitch
cock, and declared the same Il nuisance
4 - al
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
FROM TONTO0ANY.

ED. JOURNAL According TO notices
given by the press the Wood County Teach
ers' Association met In this place last Sat.
urdsy. Very little Of the Association was
here and very few teachers, still the afore.
said body met. After waiting a few hours
for the officers 10 come they organised by
electing as officers pro TEN Jas. II. Condit,
Chairman, and A. Brisbin, Sec'y.
The afternoon was spent in listening to
addresses on various subjects connected
with school work. Mr.. Brisbin read very
exhaustive paper, l. e., to the audience
not the subject-on the Metric System"
The most interesting feature was Miss
Condits class drill in primary reading.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Jas. II. Condit-President.
A. Brisbin Vice President.
Miss Matte Condit-SecretNry.
G.. W. Brndshaw-Treasurer.
did not learn the names Of the Execu-
tive Committee.
The meeting would doubtless have been
a success il the teachers had taken as
much interest in the meeting rs the cili-
zens Of our place took. The amount Of
eatables prepared last Saturday and not
eaten was-so much saved.
Mr.. Jason ,rber, whose parents live
near our town, has lately been the receipt
ent of some honors. He is an Oberln
scholar, and was appointed from that Col
lege to attend the State Oratorical Test |;
and from there appointed to represent
Ohio in the Interstate Oratorical Conven.
ton, which cenvenes to-day in Iowa City,
l believe.
1t will be fifteen years from May 1st be-
fore Albert Foote'S boy can learn the p.
o. business.
The Presbyterian s. s. has added over
sixty (60) good sized volumes to its library,
and now the members justly feel proud OF
the fine library they possess.
Quite an excitement was caused here last
eve, by a misplaced switch throwing a
large freight engine, tender and fat car
off the track. The accident happened to
the freight from the south due here about
P. NJ. It required the labor OF several
men and an engine from the north TO put
them on the crack, but it was finally ac-
complished between and So'clock. This
accident caused four trains to be behind
time last eve, viz the southern and north-
ern freighls, the accommodation and the
g. train. lNcoo.
MAY 7th, 1879
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
FROM MILTON CENTER.

EDITOR JoURNAL:-Oatso sowing is among
the things of the past, and corn planting is
in order but the weather is very cold
for this work. hear complaints of corn
not growing. An old farmer says that he
always smoked his seed corn by hanging il
up in the smoke house. He says this is a
sure preventative from all worms and in
sects.
Quite a number OF our farmers are put
ting in a considerable amount OF under.
drainage this Spring. They begin to find
that this kind of drainage pays.
Wheat generally looks well through this
part of the county though in some place.
itiswinter killed in mucky ground. Peach.
cherry and apple trees are in bloom, md
it is feared that the frosts of the past few
nights have killed more or less Of the fruit.
Our school will begin in few days, with
Mr.. S. +. Burson as teacher. The school
at Gingrch Corners began one week ago.
That school is taught by Mr.. George
Dawns, OF CGstar.
Sabbath Schools have begun in nearly
every school district, and you can hear
MANY glad, happy voices,
Like sweet Sabbath bells.
Der III hills and the wales
The glad story tells"
Mrs. John Walden Inns been confined to
her bed 10y sickness for the last ten weeks.
Our grist mill starts to-day and doubt
not but there will be many made glad, for
the people had 10 so to Grand Rapids il
they wanted to be sure of gettingG good -FOUR
Work has begun on the Jackson cutoff
but there il too much water in most places
TO admit Of much being done.
The bilious fever and fever and ngue
have made their appearance and il it keep
on as iG has begun there will be good de
mand for quinine.
There has also something like the dance
fever broke out.in this vicinity, there being
n dance nearly every night in the week
either nj Custar or somewhere in the country
Mr.. Wm. Buck, the harness and grocery
man, il adding an addition to his shop
which is an indication OF increasing bust
meas. MARK Lucy.
May 8, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
RragSDCAL.

Mrs. r. n. IlLiNER, Of Toledo. wsa the guest
Of Mrs. +. D LocS on the FIRST Of the week.
Miss TlLLiE RoAcn, who now resides with
her aunt in Tsled,, was the guest OF Miss Ina
HAMILTON on the FIRST OF the week.
Mr. CHLRLEs CoLLiN has returned from Me.
dina county aud heated on their farm a short
distsSce south Of town.
Mr.. D. X. HoLLsNBEoK started for York State
ou Wednesday, expecting H. be absent about
one week on business periaining 10 his profes'
sion.
Rev. O. W. ELLENsER0ER, whose throat a..
fectinn precluded his acceptance Of a location
At the late session Of the Evange !ical Coniet.
ence, removed to and located in TiHiu last week
where he expects to engage In other busiusss
for the present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Death OF Mr.. StreeteT.-Mr. Z. s.
SrREErER, who has been in the employ Of
Mr.. SvowELL for many years, died at the
Hoe factory on Monday night. For three
or four years past he had kept bachelors
hall in a room fitted up for the purpose in
the factory, and from old age and broken
down constitution had been unable TO per
form any manuel labor for the past year.
The poor old man was carried TO his las I
resting place on Tuesday.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Lecture.-Prof. THOMPSON, colored
man and graduate Of oberlin College, a
member Of the little hand led by JoHN
BRowN in the raid on Harper's Ferry,
will lecture at Centennial Hall on Monday
evening next, May 18th, on his Is years
travel in Africa and other parts OF the
world. When on his road TO Africa, ~
years ago, he informs us that he was the
guest Of Mr.. J. r. TYLsR, OF this place.
Admission, 20 cts, children 10 cts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

RemOyed.-Mr. GEO. RErTio has re.
moved his Tailor Shop and residence to
Front street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
where he is prepared 10 do all kinds Of
merchant tailoring, repairing, cleansing
aud dying clothing. sc. He will be pleased
to see all OF his old friends and patrons
aud as many new ones as may favor him
with their work. I'd
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
Amounting in the aggregate to. 1882 90

Amounting in the aggregate to...S3S2 90
Mr.. Pierce came in and took his seat.
Bills were presented and referred to the
committee on Finance and Accounts as fol-
lows:
James Timmons, bill printing annual
statement and notice Of election. $l0.50
D.Hsrtsing,J j anit'r w'rk uncla'sd big $50
Henry Wilde, stating II black boards 100
Committee upon examination approved
the foregoing bills and upon motion and n
call of the roll we're ordered paid by unan-
imous vote, and Clerk instructed to draw
orders for same. On motion adjourned.
RICHARD DAY, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Death OF George ThOmas.--we learn
just before going 10 press that Mr.. GEoRoE
TEoMAs, better known 20 his friends in
Perrysburg as g, THOMAS, died at the res
idence Of his mother, near Tontogany, on
Wednesday at 10 A. NJ, and that his funeral
takes place nt 10 o'clock to-day. He
been confined TO his bed near all the time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Arrival OF MaIIs.--Under the new ar
rangement mails arrive, from the north
at 7;45 A. M, and special pouch from To-
ledo at 1880 A. NJ, and 945 p. NJ From
the south at 4:35 p. NJ. Mails close going
south, 7:l5 A. NJ, going north at e;l6 A. NJ,
and 4:l5 P. NJ. Office hours, 7 A. NJ, to
7:30 p NJ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Death OTAlex. DawSOn.-"Old Aleck.'
as he was familiarly known at this and
many other points in this vicinity for sew
eral years past, died at his home In this
place on Friday evening last, Of pneumo'
mia, in the T4th year OF his age. Mr.. DAw-
SON was born and served the greater portion
OF his life as slave In tho South and
claimed to have been at one time the trust
ed servant Of Gen. TAYLOR. lie w&A hon
eat, inda astrious, and will be missed In this
co M munity. lie was buried at IL o'clock
Sunday, Rev q. A. ADAMS officiating.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

CCUOOL EXAMIN ER'S NOTICE.
- The meetings Of the Board of School Ex-
ami ners of Wood county, o., will be held al
Bowling Green, during the Spring, as follows {:
Saturday, May 10th, 1879.
RUINS.
The following rules W llbe stricii en forced.
Allexaminatinns will commence promptly
at O'Clock A. N. nd close at 3 pm.
Each applicant will be required to deposit
Ave (5l cents with the Clerk for postage.
Applicants must furnish themselves with
pens and pencils, paper only being fur nished
by the Board.
In no case will more than two six month 5
certificates be granted to the same applca mt.
Applicants will be required to furnish GER
tifcaies of good moral character.
There will be no examination applicants
except nt regular meetings ofthe Poard.
No certificates will hereafter be antedated to
cover time taught pre- vious to examination.
Certificates will not be issued TO applicants
whose grade is less than 20 per cent.
BY order Of Board,
Il. NJ. DONSsLLT,l Board
W. y. HAsKELL, of
@. d. SPEScEE, Examiners.
VS.. HAsKELL, Clerk
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
sPECIAL LOCALS.
CITIZENS BANK.
Business hours-9 A. NJ. to 1 p. NJ

NOtico.--We hereby authorise Mr.. s. z.
Fox, Of Scotch Ridge, to collect, renew
and receive subscriptions for the JouRFAL.
At the Ridge, or whatever point he may
visit In the county. I'd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICE OF THE BoARDoF EDUcA- !
TIoN, PERRYsBURo SCHOOL DIsT. 7
No Nav o. 1870

NO. I, May zdI 1917.
At a regular meeting OF the Board Of
Education OF Perrysburg School Dis rict
No. l, held at their room this day, there
were present, Miller, Hclliger, Rheinfrank,
Weddell and Day, (5). Absent, Pierce, ~.
President Miller in the Chair.
Minutes OF previous meeting were read
and approved.
Report OF the Clerk relative tothe pay
ment Of teachers and Janitur was then
read showing disbursements as authorized,
to be as follows:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
T,IzDo Z XAvMEE NARROW GAUGE B. R

DEPARr. pBPART.
South Toledo. 1880 AN Toledo Juuc'n s:l An.
do 1890 do do ll:4O do
d. I:30PN do 300 n.
do $3.50 do do 4:30 do
do $50 do do $40 do
Toledo to watcrvils. s:l5 A. N. 4:3o P. N.
South Toledo to waterville, 2 90 A. MS 90 Pm.
wtterville to Toledo, $3.50 A. N. and $50 P.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
DRPLRr. DEPART.
South Toledo, s;3o An Toledo Junc'n $40 "A n.
do l.30P.N do 2:30r.H.
do $500 do do $3.50 do
Street cars will run in Connected with all
trains arriving and departing from Toledo,
both Sabbath aul waekl-dav, prnmptly.
VIM. TAYLOR. President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

The Library MagaZlne.-Tbe current
number OF this magaEinSseontains The De-
feuss Of Lucknow, poem by Alfred Tenuyson
the Difficulties Of Socialism, by john StuAr /
Mil; Biographies Of the Season, from London
SoeIeiyj The Choice of Books by Frederic Har
rison Homes and Haunts Of the Poet Tasso.
About the Afghan Question, by Archibald
Forbes Fresh Assyrisn Finds by B II Coopsr,
D. A.; The Study Of Eutomology, by w.S.Dl
las, F. l.. s.; Art Education in England, by Sir
Coutts Lindsay Toilers in Field and Factory 4,
from London Tine; Warner as Dranatist. from
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q. MeTiVale. Tea cents n number, or 81 90 a
year. AMERIoAs Book ExcHARdE, publishers.
IS Beekman street, New York. Sold only by
them direct TO purchasers.
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Cut this nut and hand II to your nsighbor
RrOVvn1s nfabetlc Cure.

Established eight years ago al Green Springs,
Saudusky county, Ohio, continues to be the won
der Of the age in It's marvellous cures Of Diubs.
te', Diureses, Greri and all forms OF Kidney and
BLADDER diseases. To be convinced come, or
send for circular and sworn testimony.
i'll. BROWN, NJ D.,
Physician In Charge.
9.J; ssvTTs, Trustees.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
s,wLIYa GREEN h ToNToaANY R. R.

u wiling Gr'n, ,L'vs,7,l5 NJ. 40 5 2oP.N
II wiling Gr'n, Ar've, s BAN, 10 AZ .3SP.N
Tantogauy, leave. 1854 II 5oA.N., P. y
TIui0gauy, Arrive Il 35G IL A. NJ, 5 40P. n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

For Sale.-30 or 40 acres Of laDd-$ooo
down. balance on years tirae. WilltAke
good team, or good paper, on first pay
nSnt 32if W, J. SoHLEeT,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09

Church OrganiLed.-Pursuant to no.
tice given, the Commission appointed by
the Maumee Presbytery to organize anoth-
er Presbyterian Church in Perrysburg, met
at the Walnut Street Church on Friday
evening last, and performed the duty as
signed to it. The Commission consisted
OF Rev. p. G. BALDWIN, of South Toledo,
Rev. S. d. TAYLOR, of Tontogany, Rev. A
J.HADLEY, Of Perrysburg, aud Elders S. L.
BoUGHToN, OF Bowling Green, and MARTIN
WARNER, of 1OnIoganY.
Rev. Mr.. BALDWIN was selected as Chair
man and Elder BoUGHToN as Secretary.
Rev. Mr.. TAYLOR preached the inaugural
sermon.
The new church, as organized, IL to be
known as the Walnut Street Presbyter-
ian Church." and starts on its mission with
a membership of twenty-seveL-elev
gentleman and sixteen ladies.
As the discipline of the church now
recognizes the selection of Elders on the
rotary plan, this plan was adopted aud the
following Elders selected for the term OF
one, two and three years, to be decided
among themselves which should hold the
longer term;
JAMES DuNrPAcE, JAMES w. Ross,
s. Z. ToLMAS.
At a subsequent meeting, held on
Wednesday evening, the selection OF officer
was completed, % followsi
TRUSTEES.
NJ. A. TRowpRIpeE, n. L. HANSON,
DIX. HoLLENBEcK.
Trsasurer-E. D. Ross.
Secretary-Nl L. HANSON.
The improvements upon the churcl
building are about completed and the ne'
Society which takes itS place In and unde
authority of the Maumee Presby terry, com
niences its career under very faVorabl
auspices,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-05-09
Mnumee City, Jan. Is, 1855.

Received of Mr.. N. Strickland payment
IN full, with the exception lie may give
me dinner or something OF the kind some
day If am particularly hungry for his
subscription TO the Maumee Times up to
this date. II. T. SMITH.
II is remembered that Mr.. NATHAN
STRICKLAND, Sr., kept hotel at the above
date four miles south Of Perrysburg, on the
old Plank road.