The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-21
LOCAL nREyTTIEs.


JtDictous advertising is thshfe Of trades
TVS Sssh Ohio Reeimont win soon be mustered
out s. Ngsfr ak
don't ADVERTISE They sell so little that they have
to sell dear. fs
THE 1oolh ard 1i1th Regimenis are sniongt The
Ohio troops to be mustered out, and arc already
on their way home
THR Toledo 4 Wabash Road earned in FIVE
months Of the current year sl62,27l more han
for DC same period in 1884
Askvzas galeof wind .swept violently over his
place, 90 Sunday evening, accompanied With
strong thrcstenines Of rain, but rot adrop fel
AnoSu the deaths in the New York hosyitsls
for the week ending June 3. was that Of Isaac
IFretz, SD Ohio; residence at Ottawa, Putnam Co.,
Ohio
Tnr Van Vert County Balieta says that the
weavel has made its appearance, in, the wheat in
that vicinity withina few days rast, and is rapidly
destroying The later felds.
/ BY reference u an order from the County Com
mssionersi il will be seen that borses, swine aas
geese are not allowed 10 run at large within tho
limits of any incorporated village in Wood
County. -t ...... ... rGrA
In our last issue we stated that u. W. Ross, Of
this place, was assigned TO the supcrptendence of
the Department of Domestic Manufactures, at the
next State Fair. This is an error He is assigned
to f,e Fruit and Flower Department.
JoHNsoN,s ISLAND has been selected as the
prison where all the rebel officers who refuse TO
accept amnesty on the terms prescribed by Prcsi-
dent Johnson's new proclamation will be kept
&c. l. II.
LAST week showers Of ram of frequent oc-
currence. Vegetation was gloriousy revived un-
der their refreshing influence. Friday, Saturday,
all Sunday, however, the weather was intensely
warm, so that rain now is much needed. Monday
and Yesterday, the heat was materially modified.
TuE public should remember that the old law,
allowing letters not prepaid to be sent forward ac-
e,rding to address and the double postage coli
hcted by the receiver, has been repealed; and
now every letter not entitled to free passage,
must have stamp Upon il, or 1t will bo sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
WE are under obligations to our young friend
DARWIN PowERs, for box of delicious straw
berries. We tested their merits thoroughly, and
thought with JERRoLD, that Nature might have
made a better fruit, but she didn't" Fresh straw
berries can be had at the Drug Store every morn
ing.
MANY postmasters are in the habit of returning
papers to publishers when not taken out OF the
Office. This is not what is required, The postof-
flee regulations not only require posmasters to write
to publishers, notifying them that the papers are
not taken, but also giving reasons ,rhy they arc
not. Postmasters will do well to remember this.
TO-DAY, the Assistant Assessor for this District,
S. SPINK, will be at Westfeld, Tomorrow at Por-
tage, Friday at Bowling Green, and on Monday
and Tuesday next at Tontogany, for the purpose
of receiving Income returns and License applca-
tons, under the Internal Revenue Laws of the
United States. His books will be closed on the
30th.
FRONT street, from Louisiana Avenue to Maple
street, is to be shortly covered with gravel to the
depth of six inches. To defray this expenditure
a tax of ten mills on the dollars valuation on all
lots and lands adjoining the street between the
boundaries named, has been levied at a late ses-
sion ofthe Town Council. The ordinance will be
found in another column.