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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-24

RICHMOND, YoGK RIVER AND, nH>fs1"s
E.ILR0AD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. ,,,, 80
= TAKING EFFECT oCloHfE - 47''
PASSENGER TRAINS. Sum-
500 2. II. Leave Richmond ns', ~ i%,rn. on
TUESDAY, THrE>hh - ~ md.
URDAY. with stcanlrr' '' ,r H,t.-
inSs on the ork r!'rr 1"' 49,
more. 1000,
THROUGH FREIGHT TRANS sn,.
5.oOA. NJ, Leave Richmond d'riy ,er pn,n; VIII
19:60 A. NJ dayl, comm citing Al Wei vy9n,STpAY,
A0'o' steamers for Gal,n@'nTH~H Tr'snkY
ri,i:PSI.AY. snd Sal w. or
,,;,t s,r,mcrs for New i%A "a
M'm"vDAY. WEpNss,Af t;-1,.
hpin,S: with ,r-aner, l4r .,l
a.ucr and Boston on ~ Eop>
.I . FRIDAY
rofAI, FREIGHT TRAIN. vu-
e:lo A. NJ. IL;,. aE5S tY ,nd 'FFEiiiY.
Ia" ,ssESGER TRAINS. ,,,,.n.
,r.ive Il Richmond lt:.S pn,a.
1000 \. u. Art,ns, ropnec,lu. al Wr't n.
TII::'tSDaY, THURSDAY. N' x..:.-
tRDAY With steamers '''''
49, r,,pG,,,iu FREIGHT TRANS. ,.,..p.
Thho"" ri.,moud daily ten ,,s;
4H0 r D. ,nnav,' conncc:!pg .: M1,. \cs
sou Z. III With Steamers frou ba n,''t"n
| Ysrk Providence ah"
a.. ... LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAM ,,oxplY
1853 p. 81. Arr,rss ss Il AZ. sud FRIDAY =, III.
| Ej-s,1nI :, rlcnmond 10 - ,!sl!a
No transfer nn; Of rsrs rn pfoG:h between
and West Point. .s.,t,h, with ioweS' -
ssTsa soSkh o. Of lsd.ng with S S,inss
i,ssned 10 all 'ortheru ana ar,e OF the coin'"'
For ~ TO- NATION, sppl! q. Sae ,enmonl. xS
Twen,y>tGird and ,,"I naoIIGL as, ssgsr!a's""'~
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RICHMOND AND FETERSErEL,
RAILROAD COMPANY I

RICHMOND AND rErERSnrE,,
RAILROAD COMPANY I
rOMMENCING SUNDAY, November r.
~ 1879, trains On this read will run as roow.:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 H., THROUGH NAIL daily. cornc.us,
Tor Char'eston, Savannah, Augusta
and Aiken iyia Charleston. RaI-iyh
Jacksonville. Stops ouv at Chester
aud Manchester. ard a. halfway On
signal.
500 A. ~, ACCOSfMO DATiOS daily makes
close connection a PETERSBURG wiiS
the Atlantic. Mississippi md nsia
railroad for. Bristol, Ghattan,5g.,
Nashville, memphis. Iynrhndrg,
Farmy'l'e, and other loCa static. IN
that road, making sa'ct .lme =. nv
any other line. stops a all regular
stations.
4:3c r. NJ. ACCoMMODATTON TRAIN daily
texceIt Sunday. Passengers ta.lnz
this train Will make clHSe couuect!on
a. Petars burr e. hCripN.
1925 2. NJ. THROUGH MAIL tta,iy. connecting
for Weldon. Wilmington, Ellrlsn
Charleston, savannah, tV,r,la Ca
lum'ia, Atlantis. Mac"n. MONTGOMERY
Mobile, New ORLEANS. ana a., ruin-
South and Southwest p p.Iu si""p-
ia2-raT from Washington ror VII
lniRG.on, Sayau;lan, and lie South.
STOPS 0nlr II Manchester and Chester
aud HALFWAY on Signai.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily. connecting
wiLh Richmond, FREEZER .ctiDurs ard
Potomac railroad 90 ali ponls North.
East. and West. Stops n harrLrg-
ter aud Chester, aud al Halfway
and ~ Drury'S BiHi, on signal.
9:25A. ~, ACCOMMODATES TRAIS daily
(cyccpr >uucayl. stops At al! STA
tiOus.
ITO p. ", ACCOMMODATES TEAM daily
excerpt SuudavJ. Stops "niv ~ Man.
chester and Chester, and Half Wa vH
on signal.
3.44 P. d. THROUGH MAI. daily, connecting
with RchGaUnG, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also making close csuRec-
ton with the Chesapeake and ohio
railroad for the virginia Springs and
all points SOrth AMI Wet. This tr.!a
STOPS At Manchester AMI Chester, and
AT Halfway and Drury's Bun.
iignal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
the Appomattox depot
SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS leave Rch-
mono $40 A. 81. and $50 +. VI; leave Itters-
burg 9:2O A. II. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
no Is A. SHAW. Sunerin'-Hd'nt.
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49,. = ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.

A number OF WELLINGS FACTORIES
STORES, and FARMS FOR RENT at prices te
suit the times, by RICHARDSON'S CO.,
..s=s Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
no 22.Im ~ ~ - Ills Main street.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIEs,)
is,al4 = $50 gALMSHoUSR BUILDING,
f.. 4: RICHMOND, VA, September "a. 1872; }
. A. LABOR EXCHANGE :" HAS BEEN
Ia ESTABLISHED, under the Supervision Of the
undersigned; for the purpose Of obtaining work fol
the unemp eyed and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city. - s7i3fS .rf1:Ils.kN .sGI,TES
ITO accomplish this an OFFICE HAS HEEN
tOPENED, In connection with iheI.. Department oil
EOut- Door Poor" where applications OF those seek.
Ing employ nent and those desiring 10 employ per.
sons can be registered. 49, =
Persons representing various trades and occupa.
lions are DOW registered for employment. !, s.,
Tho. e in want of SERVANTS, LAHORERS, &c.
are requested to call at or correspond WIN tnh
let Letters should be addressed 5.ssUPERINTEN.
DENT. OLE PUBLIC ;GHARlTiES,k RICHMOND
-. s'7..S5g' - CHARLES p. BIGGER q.
se 24.Sm Superintendent or Public Charities.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-All sizes trst.claSs
SPLINT. GLOVER HILL, SOFT COKE. and al
kinds of ENGINE COAL. PINE and OAK WOOD
Order by telephone from j. w ATSoS rniLi,II2,
Grace and Monroe streets; &. X. JONES, Broos
avenue and Marshall street; Broad street opposite
THEATRE and IL 1905 Cary street. ,,cr
Oc % =. II. I AVE-.
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On WEDNESDAY the 26lh instant ct / or O'Clock
Will commence the sale 1T No. 1907 Main street
opposite the post-ofiicc and continue from day to
day until The collection is disposed Of larpe and at
.tractve display or ITALIAN GOODS, consisting
i i!n part T Of ~ prnrsT.1s VASES RBoszEs.
CLOCKS, NEAPOLITAN VASES, STATUETTES,
MARBLE CARD-RECEIVERS and CANDLE
.sARBLE observation-disclosures h. 4nr lie.
i HHRDs6M Il VERDE ANTIQUE REvoLy WING
PEDESTALS, g. =. Isl otrI H -!t. ~ =,
and many other novelties and works OF art, which
will be on exhibition on Tuesday the 25th instant.
This Is the first opportunity for several YEARS mat
the pubc have had 10 purchase goods of this char.
acier aud The display will be such las 10 merit The
atten, ion OF the public. .--...
no24 Auctionerr.
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" HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern improvements, OF al
sizes, desirably loca!ed, for sale on ACCOMMO
DATING TERMS.
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DEPAR'EussE OF sTEAMgKs.


EOR NEW YORK.-The Old @TFa
Il Dominion Steamship COMPANY s ssaaziaksSs4ssS
steamship Old DOMINION, Captain WALKER
viii sail TUESDAY, November 25th, at o'clocE
Pm. -. ..-.
Freight received until 12 O'Clock N.
a.. Through bills or lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch C all points north, south,
east, and west: also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare. to New York, $12; 'teerage, $6 and
90. ,.-.......-
For freight or passage apply to
g.. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
d. no 24-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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EURNlTURE!

FURNlTUREi FURNITUREl-IM
E offer for sale 200 Suits OF Chamber Furni. kNs
ture in price from S23 10 &2G0, from the best ~
manufactures East aud Weat also Of my own make,
Furniture and every article in The Furniture hne.
Also, Cshlnet-Masers, Supplies OF every descr'p-
tion. Will duplicare tRalnnere Hrtees PsTlles; IN
and lwarerooms: 1883 Main street, near Fifteenth
street. Woskshoes: 10, le. and 90 north fifteenth
street. Ise27 WILLIAM OASERoNs
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Scotland.

Far, far away, DER land aud Ger sea, ,ro,,d roo
There's country that fain once agan wub hs,S
,Tis The land OF my fathers. the isnd oil nv 1's'
The Ia nd that to Is most precious Oh esrn ,.-.s
Sris ;s9d OF high mountains. whose PEAKS pieFSt
It's land OF deep alens and Of King 1905
rss, hioon,s an the sdces Of the thfck-woooeo det'
Ts land of romance, and Of loee1ct ana sons 20
About warlocks aud witches, aud ieaos tna' Aot
Were nursca tetwlxt chief,ains; Of fair maidens
n, m.nrcs of,en Suffered and gallant deeds done.
,Tts a land where ahe kirk-beii rugs solemn an"
On Inc stu Sabbath morning and worsnfpers mee'
And to things thar sacred their thoagnts ap"~fo
raise. 49,. eu>o, ~. =
sTts thee that once more again fain wonid sec:
But II meter Thy mountains my eyes aeai ~ S.
WIN '"' e - - :" ','>,s9:..5':: X. WILSON.
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EAsT BOUND.
Mail train arrives at Richmond daily *
cept Sunday at. ..7t" 81
Express train arrives al Richm0nd daily ,
Accommodation train arrives ~ Rich .
mond daily except Sunday at........:9 u" A. "
Mixed train leaves SiauntUn u bio ~ DE-
taking passengers a; GortonsyiIir from the EirS"t
Midland ,rair from Washington and arrl''a 81
Richmond 1T $40 Il. w. =.
connects with Virginia Midland tr1'a ;M
Lynchburg, Danvic, and Atlantic ntr>lr,liH" 1",'
Ohio Railroad stations snt WIN Virginia N'd-
land train, leaving at $40 y. u. fol Washington.
Is connects with Virginia Midland train '''
Lyuchburg aud Danrilc. ,.,,,,
L connects with Valley railroad Ac""i"ng''''1
trIip leaving al 3:l5 / 81. Tor lIrri-"ut"rS
ID connecls with Valley railroad ;rau ic''iIS A.
ll:ls A. II. Cor ilarpcrs Ferry.
f. connect with stages tor f.cAinsina. g.,
r connects with &. u. :. and l.. 4. s:'ai'''' 40
Portsmouth and CINCINNATI. .r,
~ rnnnrc;s with Scioto ALLEY rSEc4d t"F ne
Northwest. ,.,. ., ,t.g ;l,..
Northwest aud Southwest. W. VI. = III -,
Engineer and Su;-rtu'"n!ra'.
CONWAY X. HOWARD, Genera! PAs''Es,' ID
Ticket
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SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE Gaia
y LOGUE SALE OF ITALIAN GOODS,
sTATUARY. ELEGANT pEDESTALs,
VASES, BRONZES. CLOCKS, &C, ...s.s
AT AUCTION.
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FURNITURE.

II ARGE STOCK On EASY TERMSM
IL OF PAYMEETS.-Wee ofaIltA.
Ia need of FURNITURE of any kind to our re
large and select stock. Being bought beforef ~
the advance, offer thducemt nts equal ~ any.
Ing Room Sets In East Lake, Queen Ann and other
styles n full line of all kinds of Ghrap Furnif ure.
Be sure 10 examine our stock before buying, as II
va" 70. - : - = '' - Z. GATHRIGHT& SON,
b nc 2s.3m \. = tiitf7fi 81 rs Governor street..
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a COHucctS MlNOn. y. e.
connects for AsheviIc aid all poiaty IN w..
North Carolina daily. except Sunday ~'e'n
Georgia. ot""es'
D connects for Jacksonville and all point, In po-
f connects for Macon and all points IN S..,h,...
Georgia, and Chattanooga. Nashville Mc,opit 80,
al! Texas points. r''s'A Ho
F connect: for Selma, Meridian. jackson. An.
Vcksburg. aa0
g connet IS for Galveston and all Texas po,n.,
Trains from the aboye-nampd points grrir. {.
Elchmond al 4:43 =. II. ana Gao 4. NJ
Trains between Greensboro and salem run d,nv
except Sunday. " '''
Trains on North Carolina divl.ion make conpo,-
ton at Colds bor0' with tie W. & W. L. H. ,n and
from Weldon and Wilmington. Gnu
rum through on Train No. 40 iroln New Yori ,nS
Richmonf TO Atlanta, and from Greensboro 70 Az
Rich mOnd 10 Augusta. ''' ""i
Imkets sold TO all pei nts south. southeast anc
southwest, and baggage checked through
No !ay-over checks given on ioca tickets
JOHN r. MkCMURDO
General Passenger Agent
7. VI. r. TALCOTT. General Superintendent.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.

on Richmond city and suburban real estate, bono
stocks, or other good commercial securities at Il
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
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RAYERsaD Lryr.

-->----
| Leave hlchmond at. .
| Arrive NJ Burkeyfiie,
Va................
Arrive 1T INittlcflln.
! ya..,.,,, +.
Arrive NJ DkFVlIIc,
| ya...............
| Arrive at Greessbo
ROY, n. C.-.....,...
| Arrive at Salem, n. @.
| Arrive at Raleigh, n.
| C....,..........
n -
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By Juo. z. Laughton. Jr, Auctioneer,
No. GIG Main street.

GptrHBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, no 2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
June 10, 1879.
MILTON CENTER ITEMS

On the Stl, inst, Mr.. J. H. Smith, who
was kicked by a mule some weeks since,
died, and was buried yesterday. He was
known lar md near by the name of
Broom Corn Smith," from the fact that
lie raised large quantities of broom corn
worked ii mp and then sold the brnoms.
On Friday, Mr.. Peter Webber, OF Custar,
who owns and operates a shingle mill, had
his thumb and one finger entirely taken
of, and part of his second finger. This
will be II hard blow on Mr.. Webber as he
is 81 poor man.
One evening last week Mr.. Rice turned
his horses on the Railroad grounds 10
Craze during the night. When he went
To look for them in the morning he found
one OF them dead and the other badly
crippled. A passing train did it.
The Seamen Brothers have got n new
brick and tile machine which they will
put in operation soon. This will be good
news to the farmers Of this vicinity.
The farmers are busy in their corn,
some planting, some replanting, and others
cmlIivating.
II you want 10 sec the man that can lick
three men at once, you must GO down on
the ditch and look at Mr.. -, well bis
name doesn't maiter-I mean the bully
from Bulengreen."
Don't forget to look mt Mr.. Wade's new
house that he is building.
We had very heavy rain storm last
night. Mark LACY.
June IL. 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
FROM TONTOGANY.

Ed. JOURNAL Last Saturday night
burglars entered the store Of Geo. Reed and
took thcrefrom about SIS worth Of dry
goods. No clue rs yet to the burglars, but
some suspect that they may not live fan
away.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian society
gave an ice.crcam social Mt the hall last
Friday evening, which was success in
every particular. The ladies Of the NJ.
+. society have in prospect a strawberry
festival for Friday night
Mrs. Cooper, mother of Mrs L. c. Black,
expects to spend the summer in Illinois
with her SON.
Mr.. Martin Warner went TO Lakeside
last week with workmen and material for
his cottage, which he is building there.
Llby A Hen has returned from Oherlin,
where he has been attending school, and
taken his old position in hisfnther's store.
Our public schools closed last Friday,
and Saturday morning Mr.. Phil. Condit
started for Oherlin to be present at the
Commencement exercises this week.
Your Correspondent received snch a
terrible shock when he read that letter in
the Sentinel week before last, from the pen
of that being who aspires to the dignity OF
assistant editor of the Commercial Toledo
Democrat and Sentinel, that it was with
Difficult that he recovered sufficiently to
pen these few items. We know that this
"iriune" " correspondent has plenty of time
to look after the Commissioners business.
county printing and the transactions of the
different political parliea and aspirnnis,
l,uf vIill fli.ly 4 ,vonIJ h., !: - / I.
these matters to some one who had at least
one qualification besides time.
INCoG.
T,,,o 1o-0
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
PERSONAL.


Mr.. CHAs. W. MOSES is lingering in
this vicinity aud suburbs this week.
Dr. G. r. HUME wife and baby, of Ton.
togany, spent the Sabbath with their
| friends here.
Mrs. c. X. BENNETT, Miss SARAH
BEACH and Mrs. C. S. MEDIcK, of Toledo,
were visiting friends here Wednesday.
Mrs. JOHN McKINsEY, of York State,
and Mrs II. CARPENTER. Of Toledo, are
the guests Of Mr.. & Mrs. STEPHEN MERRY
this week.
The Schooner Connedm lost her Cap.
tain in Toledo and Capt. FRANK WET
MORE was given the position and took the
vessel out Of this port.
Miss. ANNA HOPKINS, daughter of Can't.
HoPKINs, OF Toledo, spent Sabbath with
Miss MABEL SMITH. Miss SMITH returned
with Miss IL. and is spending this week in
Toledo.
MIR. L. l.. PocKLINGToN, now of Rige-
way, Mich, was home over Sunday and
also kept blue Monday" lie reports
plenty OF work Tor masons in that part OF
the State, and plenty OF cash 10 pay for il
rs soon rs completed.
Metsrs. john and WILLIAM SuEpLER
spent Sunday with their relatives here
MIR. JOHN SHEPLER had purchased the
bay quick stopper from Mr.. JOSEPH
BRUCE, which promises fine record with
proper training, and drove it home on
this occasion.
A postal card arrived this morning from
MIR. III. A. Ross. announcing that he had
located at Caldwell, Sumner Co., Kansas,
about q miles from the Indian Territory.
The firm name is SMITH, Ross & SrRArToN
They are putting up store building, with
good prospects ahead, and want the jour
NAL. Success TO them.
MeSrs. L. j. BRAINARD, of Medina, and
s. q. WEEKS, OF CuyahOgn Falls, two of
the Oldest and most genial men on the
road, stopped over Sunday at :he Exchange.
Mr.. WEEKS thinks he will bring his wife
along in July and spend week or two in
fishing and rusticating under Perrysburg's
naples.
Capt, WIN. FURAY, for many years a
resident of PelrySLurg prior TO the war,
hut now resident of the Soldiers Home,
Dayton, paid visit to his old friends here
and in Toledo on Saturday and Sunday.
lie ordered the JOURNAL sent Ia his son,
FRANK NJ, at franklin. York State. who
Is interested In the local news OF this To-
cality,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
HOW SIZE DID 1T,

was subject Of absorbing interest to those
who realised h"w sadly disease had impaired
her once marvellous beauty. Physicians uI
eminence had exhausted all their skill in her
behalf, aud yet it seemed impossible to effect a
cure. She had l"ng bsenu su ilerer from pai M
in the side, back and head, dyspepsia ensued
the appetite failed. aud the nerves became un.
strung. A torpid liver and inaamed kidneys
intensified the trouble. 1t was a compiled ton
that not unfreqnentlr occurs through tho per.
nicinrs influence Of one diseased organ upon
another. until t-e whole body is in unnatural
sympathy. Finally, when Sandalins was
tried, desirable reaction Immediately com
menced. The process Of reeuperation pro.
gressed until the full natural siandn ri Of hea th
aud vigur was regained. There are thousa nd =
of similar instances where Sandaline cured
when dnclors and drugs had failed. It is a
priceless boon Ia the Respondent as IL opens 4,
them way from death 10 life aud, tn.day,
multitudss OF these are in the eujoyme Of
perfect health. Will do just as recnmms nded
used ss directed, nr money refunded. Sanda-
line Cologne Is the u"st charming aud deli
cnus perfume yet discovered. Price 81. Ask
y"ur druggist. DR.. Guunod's great medical
work, full 0l interest, over $50 pages. Price
81. Send far II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
GRAND RAPIDS ITEMS,

The first warm rain came yesterday
morning, and done great deal OF good.
The bridge men have one span Of the
bridge completed, except laying the aoor.
The timber and Iron for the two span, are
being hauled at present.
Mr.. o. c. Carr, the owner of the canal
boat 7. j. Sterling, met with serious ac-
cilent one day last week in the Miami
Lock. While throwing off bow line, he
was ierked between the lock and running
boat He is recovering slowly.
5. Holder brags ol having the nobbiest"
little colt in Weston twp.
The band bOyS have an invitation 10
blow at Providence Center next Fourth OF
July.
The Board of Education Ia having the
school yard graded aud are TO have a new
fence soon.
No Narrow (of Side) Gauge yet, and l
am almost persuaded to believe that when
It whistles for this place the present geher-
alton will be dead aud gone-where?
The Raplisls held their mite at Dir.
Meads, A goodly number were present.
Quite an enjoyable affair, although not in
grape time"
Yes, by all means let's have a reunion
OF the JoURNAL's correspondents The
suggestion meets with the hearty approval
Of No Coon.
June II, 1879,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13

Applications for positions as teachers and
Janitor were received, read and referred to
appropriate Committee On motion of DR..
Rheinlrank a new grade was established to
be called the &C Primary school" 10 re.
lieve the crowded condition OF the small
building, which motion was carried unani
mously.
The annual levy for the school District
was then considered Five mills on the
dollar for school purposes. Two mills for
school house and incidental purposes and
two mills for payment of debt were the
amounts fixed by unanimous vote.
Supt. Hubbard reported the amount col.
lecied OF foreign scholars, viz: SO 90, which
amount was paid over 10 Treasurer.
The Board decided that the graduating
exercises should be held in the Town Hall
on the 9th inst. in the evening and Presi-
dent pro TEN appointed Messrs Day and
Rhe'nfrank n committee to make all neces.
sarv arrangements therefor
The committee on Buildings aud Sup.
plies were instructed 10 procure the build.
ing of "A fence around the lot at the uDelas-
silied building.
On motion adjourned.
RICHARD DAY, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
OBITUARY.

FlFIELD.-At Toledo, on Saturday ave.
ming last. Miss MARGERY II. FIFIELD,
aged 2S years. only sitter OF Miss Mary
Richards, Of this place.
Margsry was horn in England. and when
quite young waA brought by her parents to
the United States. When ten years old 4,
she WAS adopted by Mr. & Mrs. II. Fi6eld,
then of Cleveland, who bestowed upon her
their own name, and with whom she re.
mainsd until her death. She had been an
invalid during several years, being afflicted
with disease of the heart but Miss Rich
ards was not advised Of any change in her
health until she received telegram Sunday
morning, announcing her sisters death.
Margely was beautiful in form aud feature.
we'll educated, accomplished, Aniiable In
deposition and loved by all her friends
and acquaintances Dear girl WE will re-
member thee,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
A Splendid Opportunity for a Lady OF
this County.

The Queen City Suspender Company, Of
Cincinnati, are now manufacturing and in
Producing their new stocking suspendeis
and supporters for ladies and children.
They give to the movements of children
while ut play, and do not bind nor injure
any part Of the body; our leading physi.
clans recommend them, and are loud in
their praise. This manufacturing estab.
lishment is managed by ladies, who have
made the wants Of ladies and children a
study, and they ask us to refer them to
some reliable and energetic lady, to intro
duce them in this county, and we certainly
think that an earnest solicitation in every
household would meet with a ready re.
sponse, and that n determined woman could
make handsome salary during the sum
mer months. We advise some intelligent
lady of this county, who il in need Of en-
pIoyment, to drop postal card to the
Company. Address
Mrs. b. G. SMITH, Manager,
2l4 Elm Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13
Grand RaIIrood FxcnrsIon.-

Grand Railroad FxcursIOn.-.The
managers Of the Columbus & Toledo Rail.
road are engaged in making arrangements
for their Grand Annual Railroad Excur.
sion from Toledo to Columbus, which is to
take place on Saturday, June 2lst, 1879.
The Excursion train leaves Toledo ut 7
A. NJ, sharp, arriving at Columbus at 1880
A. M. Returning, leaves Columbus at P.
NJ, reaching Toledo at 10 NJ. Round
trip tickets So which includes admission
to the Penitentiinry, and the time given in
Columbus enables all to visit the State
House, and Insane, Blind, Deaf & Dumb,
aud IdiotiG Asylums. This is u grand op
portunity for those who have never seen
these ins ilniions. Those in this vicinity
can reach Toledo in good season by the
early rain on the D. & NJ. Road, or they
can arrange to take the train nt LeMoyne,
0n the Pike, ut 7:36 A. NJ, aud leave il
again ut the same station on the return At
9'4l Pm. This opportunity should not
he lost sight Of by those who have not seen
the Capital and public institutions Of our
own great State.