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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

There will be an exciting contest over the
election Of state treasurer in PENNSYLVANIA
this fall II the politicians can have their way,
The republicans and democrats have estab-
hshed campaign headquarters In Philadelphia,
and the managers Of both parties are working
up public feeling with all their might. The
national greenback labor party Is making but a
tame canvass, and the indications are that It
VIII pon but light vote. Very many OF the
men who voted that ticket last year will return
TO the parties from which they respectively
departed. Senator Wallace, who spent several
hours In Washington, Tuesday, declined to be
interviewed, but he didn't hesitate to say that
the democratic candidate In Pennsylvania
would be elected. Ii Is almost needless to add
that republican leaders as confidently predict
the election OF their candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

The returns from the California election yes
terday are rather favorable to the republicans,
but its all middle yet, amid the five tickets
and eighty-seven offices to be filed with no
end of scratching and shopping to be noted in
counting the votes
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FRESH BEEF
ROASTED BY STEAM.

3S1S11 e6GE
ROASTED BY STEAM
BOSTON BEEF PACKING Co.,
1S5 Congress street, Boston, Mass.
SOMETHING NEW.-ExCELLENr, ECONOMICAL
FOOD FOR FAMILIES. PURE, WHOLESOME
MEAT, SAvE FUEL. SAVE Boz HER. Convenient
and Delicious Gold, while 30 many nice dishes may
be made from It.
Ask your Grocer for 1t. Ask your Butcher for it.
Fifty per cent more nutffIne emit In a given
quantity of this Fresh Beef than in any
other canned Fresh Beef. Sold by Gro.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED BY
r.. C.. GWYNN,
Pen'sa. ace. and 9th ST.,
aug3O to, th.s.6t Perry Building. WASHINGTON.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. MED1cAL DEPARTMENT
tinne five months. Expenses: Matr1cuation, s o :;
Inc denta's, SlU Demonstrators ticket, 85: Gradu
alton, $50 Superior advantages for clinical instruc
tons. Senior s.udants will have o5stetrical and
otner cases assignsd to their care.
FACULTY-W PATTON. D; D., President; PHIN-
EAs u. STRONG, y. ID, Emeritus Professor OF the
Principles and Practice of Medicine; GIDEON T.
PALMER. ID. D., Dean and Professor OF Physiology
and Hygiere; CHARLES b PURvIs, NJ D., Secretary
and Professor Of Obs etrics and Diseases Of Women
TIE Principles and Practice Of Surgery; DANIEL. &.
LAMB, N. D Professor Of Descriptive and Surgical
Anatomy; JOHN .. @. BAXTER, N. D., Emeritus
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Medi:
General ard Medical Chemistry; THOMAS B. HOOP
n. D, Professor Of the Principles and Practice of
Medicine JOHN e. BRAcKErT, NJ. D., Professor OF
Mater1a Medica and Therapeutics; ROBERT REY.
BURN, n. D., Lecturer on Medical Jurispru 1ence
Ro WAI1s n p . Lecturer on Pasr%scolosy;
For circulars: address @. b. PURVIS, M D., Sec
Iet&ry, Il1o l3!h e. NV. sep3 colin
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rent and sale On my books For oompete Iist see
bulletin issued on the 1st and 18th Of each month
which can be had on application ct my Once or VIII
be sent by mail II desired.
Loans
$4,000. $500 at per cent. 81 COO at per ct,
auction Sales.
On SATURDAY, Sept 9Th, ut pm valuable
tract called Bellevue. ~ miles from Government
InsaLe Asylum.
On MONDAY, Sept 8th, at 8 pm, valuable i'm
proved property on st., between Delaware av. and
LIST st. e.
On MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, at 4 80 pm, valuable
improved property between 18th and l4th q aud +
ets NV. sep3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

MISS BELLE LUCAS
HAS REMOvED
MAD. DEMOREs1's RELIABLE PATTERN
AGENCY,
recs ntly owned by Mad. Hinckley, to the
ELEGANT PARLORg sO1 MARKET SPACE,
Keep Building.
DhEssMAkIN0 In al its branches. aug2S-1m
ZINE CARPETS AND HoUsEFURNIgHINe
Fl &o6s s Bs1S
Ban 4 Read. aud Hartford insrsins. Floor " Oh
nv Cloths snd Cretcnnss for furniture and drsperg
oons srs:s ID
SslGut Poles Thoss IN want q Housefurnishins
It's SsS,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Vu UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,
Corner Of Tenth and E Streets Northeast.
The S1kt Annual Session will begin September lst
Room It oooca Pu I'll o ia
NOBLE Young, N. D., Emeritus Prof of the Prin.
c cMd and Practice OF Medicine. and President
FLopoARDo HOWARD, NJ. D., Emeritus Prof of
Obstetrics and Disc ases OF Women and Chill
dreD.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ, D., Emeritus Prof. of Surgery
and Prof. Of Clinical Surgery.
JAMES Z. MORGAN, NJ D., En- eEitus Prof OF Ma
terls Medica and Therapeutics and Medical
Jurisprudence
SAMUEL @. BusEY, MI
Prof. of Theory and Practice of Medicine
Francis A. ASHFORD. n. D.,
Prof OF Surgery.
JOSEPH TABEK JOHNSON, A. NJ, M d.
Pr9f OF Obstetrics and Diseases OF WON en-
G. n. a. KLEINsoHM1pT. Md.
Prof. OF PhysIo,ogy.
VIM. d. Ross, NJ D..
Prof. Of Maaeria Medics and Therapeutics.
DANIEL KELLEY, A. M, NJ. D.,
Prof OF Chemistry and To1icology.
CHARLES e HAsNER. NJ D.,
Prof OF Clinical Medicine.
PHILIP 8 WALLIS, N D.. Surg. o. 8. n.
Prof. Of Anatomy.
HAnn1sos onoox. M. D.. Demonstration of Anat
JoHs wAL1ln. NJ D.. Prosector to Chair Of Anat
For addit onal informston spply to
.uv,k..s,so F. A. ASHFORD, 6 NJ u D Dean,
GOALs COALs COALI
v.s % 1Ipesss,ns ::ys;e OF Kama Iytsns
which VII be sold 1t bottom nricaa
CAL early And leave your orders
l. WM GUIRAND,
0]S La. az. and 1sf st.s
Between B and O So
WaafI toos OF 90 ~ ~ my7ly
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sep4-6t

TO SPOBTSMEN.
Just received at the
REMINGTON ARMS AGENCY,
11O5 PeNna. Are.,
the largest and cheapest lot OF DOUBLE BARREL
BREECH-LOAD1NG GUNS, including COLTS
NEW GUN, ever seen In Washington. Cal and see
before purchasing elsewhere.
DECORATED TEA, DINNER AND DESSERT
- Sets, French and English.
At HOLMEAD 4 cos. 1343 F street.
sepS st opposite Ebbitt House.
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The order OF Secretary Sherman directing
that ten per cent. OF salaries of government
employees be paid In standard silver dollars.
sent &65, 600 OF this coin out among the people.
Already 1900 OF the number have been re-
turned to the Treasury vaults. There are now
In the Treasury $50 6Is, 464 In standard silver
dollars, against which there are outstanding
silver certificates amounting to s3,2si, $50. BY
the redemption OF fractional silver the sum OF
$l5,2S6, 12 OF this coin has accumulated, max
ing total OF 81, 633 Sss, allowing for the silver
certincates, now In the Treasury In silver. This
amount Is being constantly increased, and as
inc ten per cent that Is paid out begins at once
10 no" back, IL appears that this coin Is not
doing much good as circulating medium
Tne yellow fever has appeared at Gre
NADIA, Miss, the town that was almost de-
populated by 1t last year, and the peonle q,
that vicinity are fleeing for safety. All tho
towns throughout the state have established
rigid shotgun" guarantees, and travel and
trade are at stand-st1ll. Fear OF the epidemic
Il interfering with the picking OF cotton In
some localities, and In this way Ii may produce
serious loss 10 northern as well as southern
persons. The cotton crop this year Is the best
raised stree the war, and very many OF the
planters have sold In advance principally to
New YORK buyers, the cotton TO b. delivered In
November and December,
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FOR RENT AND.SALK.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos. L. wAoaAM4N, s1s Seventh ,.-,.a

,,oo Ihree-Story Houses For Sale.
NY ~ 1tn y NV WAFER, !rs............4 "a $50
d d2S5 9Th Ct NV: |. b.. mod. mps. rs. $500
az az or 81 q W.. IN. nod .mps, IA. .,. 1880
1870 IVth St ne. mod imps, rs....... 2sO
oIy a. :, 1000
95l Zotn st. NV, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lSlD
1tco Story Brick and Frapae Houses For Sale.
1923 and las 9Th ct NV b.h., water, rs sI zoo
Ky 18th Ct L., FIJI. rs. .................I 500
~ 10Th st ne. IL. Water rs...:... az
Zo5S y &c NV, 6rs...................... 1000
72 123 4th g. ne, bh re. each 1000
I22l 70 125 st. NV. fh. water. rs. EACH. 1000
Unimproued Property For Sale.
p and ctr, bet. 14th and 18th se, per TT. 10
2atn g. pet and n W., per # ............ 10
oMcEt PEI, Z5d ano 24th W., per ft......... 10
Esd ct. bet D and n. Y. ave. NV per IT,. 10
It'll St bet. L and Public Square Sc, Der # 10
Alley, South Cap ct and N. J. ave-. d and E.. 10
10th st bet M and n n w., per ft......,,.,.. 10
Houses for Rent.
IL west g., Georeetown fur M imps IL r.. $500
609 n st NV, MOD. imps. II rs............ sol
ZV 81 &c., mod fmps., 10 re...... 4S 90
=! DIST L., mod imps 9 RS: ................ $500
s443 It Ne, MOD mps, rs................ 20 90
in n2o mo ave-. NOD imrs. rs............ ~ 90
l12S 9TH st. NV. mod. imps, RS. ......... 2DO9
1910 Oolumba st.. mod mps.. z rs. .......... 1000
33 b. Sc, cd lmps. ors............ 1000
1881 l2th st. W., mod. imra, rs............ 20 90
l743 11th st. NV mod imps.. rs............ 800
~ Sth st. ne. mod tmpe., re. ..........,. 1900
i29 2Oth st W.. Is 90
Stores.
co,na. t 800 ''''''' ~
ga st., hail. has steam power printing Office 80 90
54S Pa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
1905 Pa aye mod. imps, open, ir........... 20 90
D. cor. Mass. ave. and 10th st............. 1000
mr. inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

.Qu1et nerves and balmy aleep In COP Bister, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-04

r. A. MoINTIRE,
II. REAL ESTATE BRoKxR,
No. 9lS y street, opposite Masonic Templa
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=. Cts1sUe OVcs UWN 0IV 3Vs
aug3O tn ,th.s6s Perry Building, Washin III

NO NEED
N TO GO DOWN TOWN FOR YOUR I'll
CH1LDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES.
OR ANY OTHER KIND. ~
THE CHEAPEST AND bESTIN THE WORLD AT
BYRN'6, 14TH ST, Doors BELOW CoRoORAN
ASK FOR SOLAR Tip SHOES.
Bep4-E WILL WEAR Six MONTHS
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I 0AA h04Ax3
JOHN SHERMAN CO..
St Cloud Building.
FOR RENT
GA ,12rs + 800 1884 18th st. n "A ZIG
S00 l 18th St. W. "a. 80 1914 oath q nv rs lis
s sy5S q = nv l2rs75 aS1s 7th stnw store is
fur K de.ired so sIs y Bounds 81 r. !;
11S2 18th st. NV, 9.s. + SO Near Howard Uniyer
III 10th st. NV, II n. 40 sity 6rs.....1 10
IiS st ne. 16 rs.....40 917 9Th st. ne, rs. 10
a5S6 10Th st. NY g 70. ~ AZ LIST T. aw6 rs 10
49, S1S .Cat; Sc, 9 r.:....O West st.. Geot 10
, FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
HOUSE NO 6l5 h st. NV, 10 rooms, very complete
d0.ISE7 O5 18th ct. n ", rooms, all conveniences
fine house. nearly finished 10 rooms cellsr.
vault &C near Iowa Circle
HOUSE No 90l T ct. NV, complete in all re-.
srects' io rooms, for Sale or Exchange.
No charge n sde for advertising
Special rates will be made for the care OF LARGE
properties. ~ ~ Va A-Aee
Parties having houses for rent will do well to
$1,000 to lean in smaller sums, at Der cent
augz1-1 JOHN SHERMAN L 90.
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ne Real Estate Review, published 1t my office on
me IN Zth OF each month. contains q complete list of
Az the houses have for rent, together With repOrts
concerning the condition OF the real estate msrkst
thJon9hout the country. Call and get oonv -
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PROFESSIONAL

DE M s brown. DENTIST, no 72s llrH
nous Oxide given for the painless extrsc- 49,
ton OF teeth. Each tooth 81. Artificial iP
Teeth OF every kind inserted. All oparatops on thu
Latural teeth performed with and satisfaction
attention is called 10 the pleasant and Convenient
location OF this office Three lines OF cars pas the
door, sen1 ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26
nrnusnNAn


Mr.. GEO. A. BAssETT, OF the Toledo Com
mereioL, made a flying visit to Perrysburg
last Monday Eve.
Mrs. CAROLINE F.. CHAMPION, Of Lam
ch,ster, Ohio, is the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Fl. H. DoDeE, this week.
A. q. WILLIAMS, ESQ, went to Lima on
Saturday eve in order to hear Bishop StMP-
SON preach on Sunday.
Mrs. f. l.. KrNesBuRY has left her hus-
band again and lie is skirmshing around
the Exchange Hotel and picks his teeth on
the 3 cps.
Mr.. WILL G. NoRToN put on a sub last
week and turned nimrod for few days.
lie aud JESSE bagged 45 Rail in the wild
rice marsh in one day.
Mr.. F. J. OBrINeER, of the Toledo
Eeening Bee hive, made flying visit to
Germantown and the Exposition at Gin
cinnati last Friday, returning on Monday
night
Miss minnie GETz has accepted posi-
ton rs Clerk in the dry goods store of NEu.
HAUsEL Bros 2l7 and 2l9 Summit ST.
aud would be pleased to see her many
Perrysburg friends
From brief letter from Prof. THos. w.
HUBBARD, ordering the JOURNAL sent to
his address, we learn that himself and wife
are pleasantly located in their new field Of
labor at Kenosha, Wisconsin. They send
compliments to all Perrysburg friends.
Mrs. G. P. and Miss LoTTIE TAYLOR, af-
ter pleasant visit with old friends here,
started on Wednesday evening for their
new home in Augusta New York where
the Rev. c. p. TAYLOR received and ac-
cepted a call to preach. They carry with
them the best wishes OF their many friends
here.
About a week ago Mrs DR.. HAMILTON
accompanied her sister, Mrs. HIRAM WILL
SON, to her home in GennesscO, Ill.,, for
few weeks visit Since her departure the
Doctor and Mrs W. j. PARKS have been
entertaining DIR. STRICKLAND and wife, of
Connecticut, and Mrs. JAMES MURRAY, Of
Sidney.
Dr. ]. w. ROBERTSON and bride arrived
here Saturday evening, from Cleveland, and
made brief visit with his parents, and rel
atives on the Prairie. The Doctor could
only get one weeks leave of absense from
duty in Detroit, and returned TO that city
on Tuesday to settle down to the realities
OF life and welded bliss.
Mr.. ISAAC s. Bowers, who has been
studying medicine for the past three years,
the last year with DIR. RHEINFRANK,
starts for Detroit on Monday next to take
course of lectures in the Medical College
in that city. Mr.. Bowers is a faithful
student, steady and promising young
man and we wish him auccess
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEME
Sheriii's sales 0rriu Henry.


Twenty patrons TO the Telephone
have been secured in Defiance, mostly
manufacturers.
Mr.. C. LEAFS new Hotel on Third St
ia fast aprrnae hing completion. We will
give the dimensions, &c, ne xt week.
The infant child, eight months old,
of GEORGE and IDA HARTMAN, of Roach
ton, was buried at Fort Meigs Cemetery on
Monday.
As radically and effeclually as a new
government will cleanse the public af-
fairs, DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture will cleanse
your blood.
We are informed that the Rev J. E.
STEWART, of Stony Ridge, will preach at
the NJ. f. Church in this place at the usual
hours On Sabbath next.
The Saturday Night is publishing ST.
ry, the scenes OF which are laid on the Maui
NEE River and in the enclosure of Fort
Meigs during the war OF lsl2-l3.
The increase in the price of freigh S
is sending lumber up. Lumber that was
selling two or three days ago In Toledo for
$40 per NJ, WAS up Yesterday to Sl3.
Letters addressed to Jshn Gray's Sons,
Ill Chambers St, New York, and Miss
Chat Wallace, Bowling Green, o., are de-
tanned at the post Office for lack Of postage.
We learn from the Weston Herald,
that Mr.. JoHN WHITAKER, an entcrprising
farmer of Weston twp, has put in a crop
Of one hundred and five acres Of wheat
this fall.
The parties Eho appropriated two
silk handkerchieis belonging to Mr.. GEO.
S. CRAw, are known, and in order TO save
further trouble would do well to return
them to this office.
There is q Sudden rise in frghts on
the lakes, and vessels are making some
money. which they have not been known
to do for thlee or four years past. Vessel
stock is also going up.
The gratuitous advertising that Mr.. T.
j. WEBB received in ibis county, IA Aa ex,
pert at book keeping, has secured for him a
position at the court house in Toledo. OF
THE Wood County Medical Association
will hold its next meeting at Grand Rap
ids, Ohio, on "Wednesday, Oct. ist com
mencing at 10 o'clock. All regular phys
icians are invited to attend.
W. NJ. TULLER, Sec'y.
-Remember that the Wood County Fair
your own county iair-will be ready for
YOU next Tuesday. No pains have been
tpared to make It worthy Of your patron
age. let all taxa hold ahd make il a sue,
cess.
The cheapest line OF Dress Goods IN
Toledo will be found at the Reliable
Dry Goods House Of NEUH4UsEL Bios
PIT and 2i9 Summit Street All of The
latest novelties in Dress Goods, Shawls
and cloaks. See their prices.
Some unknown friend will accept our
thanks for copy of the America,' I'aueler
published in London, giving the list oI
Americans stopping at the several hotels la
London, Liverpool and Paris. Il also con
tanned life size Orayon sketch of VICFoRIA
q, Woodruff, for which We are especially
grateful.
Social tea paFties are becoming the or
der Of the evening among the young people
of Perrysburg. The Misses BEACH gave
the Arst week ago Friday evening, and
Miss MABEL SMITH followed on Tuesday
evening last with very pleasant social gath
eripg Of invited guests,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26
The Prisoners Of War association

There were not sufficient number of
survivors OF Rebel prisons located in To.
ledo to bear the burdens aud expense of
what promised TO be large gathering of
Union war prisoners at Toledo on the LIST
and 2d of October next, and it was thought
nt one time the project would have to be
abandoned; but the enterprising ladies of
Toledo have taken hold and everything
is being done that can be to make the
reunion, the first Of the kind in the west, a
complete success. They have assurances
from over 1000 that they will be present
on next Wednesday and Thnrsday. One.
fourth and one-half fare has been secured
on the railroads leading into Toledo. 1t
is desired that every soldier who served
ia rebel prisons be present on this occa-
sion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Council met in regular session Tuesday
evening, Sept. %. Present, the Mayor and
Councilmen Messrs Boetsch, Curtis, LaFar-
rec, Lucas, Vass and WilIiams.
The minutes Of the Inst two meetings
were read and approved.
The following claims we're approved hy
the council and ordered placed on pending
claim ordinance:
ST. CONS bill from Aug,2 81 to Sept.lS S3s.9l
II. ii. Doan, bill of gusOline and K.
X. charges and drnyage 25.32
The bill Of f. Speck for oak slringers
and plank, $45.6I, was referred to commit
tee on Streets.
The Mayor then announced the following
standing Committees;
Committee on Streets-Messrs Lucas and
Curtis.
Committee on Sidewalks -Messrs. Curtis
and Lucas.
Committee on Jail--Messrs. Curtis and
Williams.
The Mayor presented receipt from the
Corporation Treasurer for Sl3, money col
lected on fines. Receipt was received and
placed on file.
"" WOtlUh Ol MI lHrhITte' the Coiu-
miItee on Streets was authorized to build
walk 2 feet wide on crossing of Pine and
Sixth streets.
On motion the committee on Streets was
authorized to repair the bridge on Crooked
creek and West Buundary street.
The committee on Jail asked for further
time TO make report, relative to bill Of hay,
for Use of pound
Then on motion the clnim ordina nee was
rend the third time and passed.
On motion the Council adjourned.
GEO. s. MCKNIGHT, Clerk.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

al say, Maud" says young man to n
young woman, really old girl, you ought
to bounce that old woman you have to do
the chores. She takes snuff and talks like
a magple, and ia altogether revolving" ~
know ought to, but then, you see, it's dif-
ficu.t to do 1t. She's my mother, Howev-
er, I'll give her talking to-"
Who is it that educates the girls, any
yay2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

The Sabbath School Of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church enjoyed last
Saturday in a picnic down at Mr.. JAS
DUNIPAcE's farm. The day was delight
ful and all passed off lovely.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

Money to LOan.-Persons wishing to
borrow money, on two years time, ut
fair rate OF OF interest, i'll sums of three
hundred dollars or more, can he accommO-
dated by calling upon the undersigned.
+. A. HIGGINS.
Perrysburg, Sept. D, 1879. 2lf
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26
FtSDLAY DISTRICT.
ALEXANDER HARMoUNT, Presiding Eide

ALEXANDER liARMoUNT, Presiding Elder
Findlay-John +. Davies.
Fremont-Thomas ii. Wilson.
Toledo-Third Street-Benjamin l.. Row
and.
Defance--Andrew ]. Fish.
Perrysburg- William A. Yingling.
MIllbury-'O be snpplied
Bowling Green-Kiehard Wanaca.
Portage-to I've supplied.
Tontogsny and Weston Peter Biggs.
Grand Rapids-James Long.
Elmore-Joseph u. Simms.
Port Clint on-John w. Miller.
akeside-Jeremiuh NJ Kelly.
Oak Harbor-John G. Miller.
Frseport-James s. G. Reeder.
Misunderstanding II. Priddy.
Leipsic-Richsrd Culver.
Deshler-tO be supplied.
Arcadia-Joshua NJ. LopgfeilOW.
Gibsonburg-Chnrles HOag.
Ayersville-John W, II. Morrison.
Paulding-Christian w. Wolfe.
Iunction-to be supplied.
New Baiumore--Joseph Good.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

s. s. COneert.--Thet teachers and schol-
ars of the Presbyterian Sabbath School
have in rehearsal very interesting pro-
gram for their Concert which is TO take
place st Centennial Hall on Sunday eve
ming next. All are invited.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

-UntIlfurlher notice | wlllbuy Whit
or Burr Oak Piles %, so and 50 feet long
Piles must not be less than IA inches a
the bItt, , in shes in centre and 9 inch
at top end. To he delivered on the doc
at Perrysburg, for which l will pay cash.
9tf GEORGE BoETsCH.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

For Sale.-Three colts for sale-one >
year old and 2 yearlings. Any person in
want of colt will find it to their advau-
tage to call at my farm one mile south
of Perrysburg. CHAs. A. KREPs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

SCHOOL EXAMIN ER'S NOTICE.
- The meetings Of the Board of School Ex-
aminers Of Wood cUnnty. o., will be held
as follows:
Buwhng Green, Oct. IT,. 1879.
Bowling Green Nov. |. 1879
Bowling Green, Nov. Is, 1879.
Bowling Green, Nov. 80, 1879.
nULKs.
The following rules wiilbe stricti enforct d.
All atiuns will Commence pramptly
at % clock A NJ. aud close at 3P.M.
Each applicant will he required tn deposit
Il We s. cents with the Clerk fir 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 Ihe same ap ,lica Mt.
Applicants will be required to furnish GER
ti6cates of good moral character.
There will be no examination of applicants
except at regular meetings otihe Fnard.
No certificates will herrafls be antedated to
cover time taught pre- vinns 10 examination.
Certificates WI not be- issued applicants
whose grade is less than 20 per cent.
By order Of Board,
R.M; DoSSELLYl Board
W. s. IIAsKKLL, Of
G.B. SrxNCEH, Examiners,
W. :. HASKELL. Clerk.
August %, 1879.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

Cash for Wheat.-We will pay the
highest market price for wheat, cash on de
livery. 100000 bushels wanted. IL will
pay to come and see us before selling.
\. G. WILLIAMS & BRO,
Perrvsburg, Ohio.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26
SPECIAL LOCALS.

Buggy for Snle.-A new open buggy
never used, for sale cheap Tor cash, or
will exchange for bowl blocks delivered at
the bowl factory. GEO. WEDDELL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

-" \ positive benefit to young chill
dren and infants il the popular YER
dict for DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Sold
everywhere at only % cents II bottle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-09-26

Teachers certificates. 49, Certificates
were granted the following named teachers
at the examination held at Perrysburg, Sat
urday, Seplember goth, 1879: