The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


PoL1rtoIANs and wheels, says Prentice, we've
made especially to turn.
TAx-rAYERs slionld remembeT that tho day Of
grace is fast drawing TO a close.
THE wool trade is becoming quite lively. Priees
range between 10 and 80 cents, according to quail
ity.
Go 1T strong when you advertise. Business is
like architeeture-ts best supporters are full col
umns.
A MAGNIFICENT picnic dinner will be given at
the Bowling Green celebration on the approaching
Fourth.
CoRN has an excellent start and the promise is
now that il will prove the heaviest crop Wood
county has yet raised.
THE Dayton &MehiSan Railroad will carry
passengers attending celebrations, at half-fare
only, on the 4th Of July next
MoNDAY night was clear aud very cool. Jack
Frost received a strong invitation, and overcoats
were brought into requisition without ceremony
FoR the benefit of Township Clerks, we are re-
quested to state that supply Of the Laws Of 1865
are now at the Auditors Office, where copies can
be procured
The story that printer can live without eating,
or get along without money, is without foundation
in fact. II has been tried and the decision is that
II can't be did.
WE learn that a young lady was attacked the
other evening near town by ferocious dog, which
tore her mantle into shrcds and acerated her flesh
in fearful manner.
THE S'mwit Beacon appears. in a new dress and
is enlarged to an eight column paper. This evi-
dence of prosperity is amply meritsd, Tor it is an
excellent county journal.
EXTENSIVE preparations are being made by our
Moumee neighbors for an appropriate celebration
Of the coming Fourth. Judge HoRD, of Tilfn, is
among the speakers announced
PEERYsBURG will have no celebration. Some Of
our citizens will go to Toutogany, some to Maui
NEE, some to Toledo and others will probably " 20
fshing"-God bless their pscatorial hearts.
DAsHINo, glorious, liGo-giving rain, on Sunday
afternoon, gave the crops and vegetation fresh
start and all nature rejoices in lively anticipation
Of the fruitful time that Autumn has in store.
THE officers of the Sandusky County Agricuitu-
raj Society have decided to have their annual cx.
hbtion this year earlier than heretofore, and have
set it for the 9th, 7th and sth days of September.
BIG time is anticipated at Tontogany on the
Fourth The citizens of that village have taken
hold of the matter with patriotic earnestness and
are determined to make the occasion happy one.
PORTAGE, in this county, is evidently ahead in
the lettuce line A bed in the garden of Collister
Kaskins is composed of heads varying from thir-
teen to fifteen inches in diameter. Who can beat
this
DOUGLAS JERRoLD once said 70 an ardent yonng
gentleman, who was desrous Of seeing his name
in print, " Be advised by me, young man; don't
take down the shutters before there is something
in the window
THE rebel officers at Johnson's Island are being
discharged at the rate Of four or five hundred per
day. These sTe all line officers, the others of
higher rank being still retained. About eight
hundred prisoners still remain upon the Island.
OPERATIONS are on foot in Maumee for the or
ganiEation of a brass band. If there were more
pluck and industry and less loaflng and spor ting
amGng some of the young men OF Perrysburg, such
an organization would have long since been formed
in this place.
SEVERAL children, who seem to inherit the i'll
bred and malicious natures of their sires have
been in the habit Of amusing themselves in tear
ing down hand-bills posted upon our Office. IL
the amiablc parents are not aware of the penalty
to which they are subjected for the acts of their
young hopefuls in this regard, repetition of the
ofense, we promise, shall open their eyes an pock
cts to most sensitive realization thereof y