Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-12-05

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FRIDAY, DEC. S, 1879. |
JAMES rLMM0NS, Editor.
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The full text of President HAYES
message will be found on the first aud
fourth psgee Of this paper.
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Gen. ROBINSON, Chairman Of the Re
publican State Executive Committed,
says that Committee is $4,000 in debt,
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The Ohio State Grange will hold its
next annual meeting nt Melodeon Hall,
Cincinnati, December o. Delegates are
expected from every county in the State.
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II Il fumored that Gen. NoYEs win
resign the Ministry to France, next
spring, and the appointment will be ten
dered 10 Mr.. HALsTEAD, OF the Cincinr
natl Commercial,
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Prof. PRocToR must be classed with
Prof. TIoE; both will have to re.compute
the heavenly phenomenon. Even these
wise men cannot move the meteors and |
call them to the earth to emulate the |
Fourth Of July fireworks.
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Prof. PRocToR, the astronomer, is evil |
IDENTIFY skeptical in regard to "Mother
sHIPToN's" prophecy. He claims that
the earth will last 340,00o,000 years.
Subtract 1881 from these figures and you
will zee how wide OF the mark Mrs SHIP
TON has got.
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Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, holds
the honor of having the first coronet's |
Jury composed entirely of women. A lady |
died under circumstances that required |
The empaneling Of coroner's jury, the
requisite number was summoned, all fe-
males, who listened TO the testimony and
rendered the verdict in accordance with
the facts.
We are indebted to Hon. WM. G. LEDuc.
Commissioner Of Agriculture,fol his annrs
report Of 1873, of which Congress ordered
100000 copies printed. 1t isa comprehen'
sive and exhaustive work, finely illustra-
ted with colored plates showing the yari-
GUS stages OF the diseases Of swine, also
plates showing the various grasses and for
age plants, taken from the reports of the
Botanlst and Chemist.
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II the Confederate Brigadiers have not
received a salutary check to their treason
able tendencies by the recent elections,
next year will entirely wipe them from the
arena Of politics and bury them beneath
the refuse OF the grand and united NATION.
They have been, so far quite penceable
this session, and have, perhaps, learned
good lesson. Some people are compelled
TO learn by the severest lessons.
The Detroit Free Press says that Sen.
CKAEDLEN always kvPt his business III
such order that a boy 10 years old could
administer on his estate He was very
methodical in his habits, and kept his
enormous wealth in such n condition that
every dollar Of it was productive. lie was
worth over two million, and had an income
ot at least $4,000. Ills property consist
ed in Bank stock, government bonds,
blocks of stores IN the business portion Of
Detroit, and two very fine residences.
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Judge DODGE has appointed Messrs. j.
o. TRouP and J. W. CANARY to assist
Prosecutor +. A. BALDWIN in examining
the Commissioners report. II this com
mittee desire to get at the bottom fucts in
regard to the Seutjaers bills iorlogal adver-
Using, let them sUnsmon some disinterested
and competent printer 10 examine the ad-
veriiscments as they appeared in the Sentiasi
aad the bills for the SAME, and il they don't
find that about price and half, at legal
rates, has been paid that paper we will
agree 10 set up tho cigars.
The Sentinel seems to think that the Per.
rysburg Lecture Course has too many
ltcyerends among the list OF speakers 10
draw large houses" We pres me the Sen.
tiae!speahs ndviscdly, but it is not appli.
cable 10 this neighborhood, for we are a
moral people. The Perrysburg end OF the
.SIntIiel will not, OF course, 60 TO hear the
Reverends speak even on the Sabbath, let
alo' when a pittance is charged to hear a
frst-class lecture. Two OF the lecturers,
Ii tie wise end CT the Sentinel will read
Alright, have not the iIle pref xcd to their
names. Missionaries return from heather
China aud save Bowling Green and the
wire end OF the Sentinel.
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We stated two weeks ago that it appeared
the Ring had influence in Court, in referr.
ing 10 the publication Of The Court Record.
Judge DoDoE has since stated TO Mr.. CAL
LARD, llrt the order Of The Court was 70
have the record published in all the papers
In the county. We have since learned
from Mr.. EpEatY, Clerl; Of the Court. that
the Judges have say in the matter Of ad
VeEtising that the law requires the same
- be published in two papers, OF the differ
ent political parties and that the Commits.
sioners 30 understood the law and would
not endorse bills beyond this.
We we're not aware that the law hat
been changed, and as the Record had beer
published in all the papers one year ago
aud wepresumc paid for, we accepted it al
an other evidence of the Auditor anc
Commissioners desire to .t,rve ont an,
bust all opposition t. the Ring. We mr.,