The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-10
LOCAL BREVTTIEs.

-READ the advertisement Of Messrs BEEeER
sHUrrs Co., in another eolomn, headed, AZ
flicted, suffer no more"
WE learn that on Tuesday morning last, snow
fell to the depth Of inch in the vicinity of Gill
boa, Putnam County, ohio.
A COLLECTION was taken up in the Ptesbyte-
risn Church, last Sunday, for the benefit of the
starving people in the South.
-THE members OF the @. A. r. will bear in
mind the meeting, this friday evening, at the
Courthouse. A full attendance ia desired.
The weather thus far in May has not greatly
benefited the fruit crop, although il has not amount
ed to positive ipjury. 0vercoats aud ares have
not, as yet, lost their comfort.
Two important legislative enaetments will be
found ia our columns. A new Road Law on the
first page, and the inside an act 10 provide for
the registry Of births and deaths.
-ATTENT1oN is called TO the advertisement in
another column, Of Madame II. A. PERRIeo. Of
Buffalo, N. Y, the great Astrolcgist and Clarvoy-
ant. Madame p. can be consulted by letter, on all
affairs of life, past, present aud future.
-DURING the three months ending March 81,
1867, there were forwarded by railroad, from Ton
tOgany, IL carloads of grain, amounting to $780,
500 lbs weight 20 carloads Of hogs and cattle,
522, 900 lbs. 6S carloads flumber, 242 900 lbs.
amounting in all to 2, ,144, 800 lbs.
"A CHILD about two years CT age, n SON Of
HENRY TnoMAs, ofw aterville, Lucas County. Ohio,
on Saturday, the 9th ult, fell into a tub Of I've
which was standing in the yard, and after intense
suffering died the following day. The strong
liquid penetrated the eyes and nostrils Of the child
and ate the flesh from its face. 1t is supposed
that it not only swallowed but inhaled some Ct the
lye into the lungs, which caused its death.
The Ministerial Association, held in this place
and Maumee City, closed its session 90 Wednesday
evening, at the latter place. The proceedings
throughout were marked with much interest, and
the attendance of ministers was large. On Tues
day evening, in this place, Rev. DR., DoNELsoN
President of the Ohio Wesleyan Female College,
at Delaware, Ohio and Rev Dr. TRrMBLE, of Co.
lumbus, addressed the Association on the subject
of Missions.
On Tuesday morning, Of last week, JoHN
FOWLER, a citizen Of Weston Township, of this
county, residing about two miles from Gilead, was
found dead in his yard. He had risen about 8
o'clock in the morning, and was engaged in doing
up his morning chores. There was no sign Of
either struggle or pain about the body. Efforts
were made to restore animation, but all in vain.
Mr.. FOWLER was man Of good character, and
highly respected in his neighborhood. The. de-
ceased was about SO years of age, and his remains
were inferred at Tontogany.
S. w. WHITMoRE 4 Co., of Tontogany, have
a superb stock of Dry Goods for the spring and
summer trade which they are disposing of at re-
markaby low figures. Their muslins and prints,
of the very best quality, are going of at low
price, and their many patrons will not be slow to
take advantage of the golden opportunity now af-
forded them. Their stock of boots and shoes is
large and complete and are not surpassed in quail
ity. Groceries of every description to be had at
the lowest prices ruling the market. Flour of
the best brands, meat, provisions etc., constantly
on hand-in fact everything that enters into the
consumption of family, at rates. too, that cannot
fail to give satisfaction to the closest buyer Give
them call.