Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-19

business was generally suspended in this
place yesterday, in observance OF thanksgiving
-Insolent or naughty words even to the mean
est, always degrades the person who uses them,
in the eyes OF sensible people.
Mrs. ]. A. SPAFFoRD has removed her Mil
linery Store to her residence on Second street,
five doors east of the Postoilice.
Diaries for 1870 at C. FINKBElNER'S.
When YOU see "a girl throwing kisses and
winkng at the boys as they pass her wiudow,i it
is a sign that she Is to young to be out of sight
of her nearest relatives.
If MARX TwAtS's idea ora "good letter."
which is given on the first page Of this paper,
does not cause trouble in the McELnRY family
in ST. Louis, we are mistaken.
"A flock Of wild turkeys missed their reckon
ing one day last week and flew into Lancaster,
Ohio, whcrs one was shot and several were
caught. just in time for thanksgiving.
-" Man wants but little here below" but he
does want some Of that in the shape Of green
backs. VIII some Of our subscribers who are
getting in arrears remember this fact.
-"Itis poor rule that won't work both
ways." For u striking illustration at the truth
OF this old adaee, see the table of Forfeited
Lands in the Wood CoaS,y ScRtiRd orlast week.
Goods are still coming down! The stacks
Of thtm which have adorned the shelves and
counters uf our merchants for a short time past,
have been lowered several inches in the past
week.
Said a voungster in glee, displa wing his
purchase 20 bosom friend On the sidewalk,
Z" Two cocoanuts Tor ten cents that will make
me sick tomorrow, aud won't have to go to
school"
"A terrible accident occurred in the Ohio
q
convict from Jackson county, while engaged in
oiling the machinery was caught in the belt aud
literally torn in two.
"A Vermont girl wants TO know whether The
wpmaus rights movement includes the right Of
girls to do the counting. II it does she is for it
as the voung men in her locality are very BASH
ful. There is something practical about that.
An exchange, in giving list Of odd names
fur postofiices in the United States mentions that
| uf " Hog Creek. Wood County. Ohio" VIII
some of our readers inform us of the exact loca-
tun of this office. We confess ignorance.
1t is announced that some eighteen ladies'
will give public lectures during the coming
winter. Mrs. ELIZABETH CADY st \NrON open.
| ed the course in Toledo on Tuesday evening
IIow many will give private lectures has mt
! yet been ascertaned.
The new brick building of JosEru H,L,A-
I BRAND " CON, Is COmIltlCil, Anu ln' V Nlt
! now filling il with fine stock of Groceries and
! Provisions, such as are in constant demand in
every family, and they propose to dispose of
! then upon very liberal terms
Reports GENES from Alma Station on the
| u. & VI. road, that twenty deer aud one black
bear were shipped from that station On last Fri
| dav week ago. Shipments of game from that
poiut are repnrted heavy during the season,
averaging about ten deer per day for some time
past
The Pa,aam County .Smtincl saws during the
! past year the Commissioners OF that county
have caused to be constructed county bitches,
the aggregate length nf which is hundred
nHd s'ciy nine and OHe-hn fuii'S.
! 1t would seem from the ABOVE, that the i'm
p"rtancc Of ditching is not alone confined to
! Wood county.
Great credit is due the ladies who labored
so faithfully and contributed so freely towards
the sumpuous supper, which was given at the
residence Of Mr.. A. u. Stew ART last evening.
for The benefit Of the NJ. E. Church. The tables
were loaded with rich vanhs, and if we are not
mistaken, those who participated will find it
erciicial to seek relief in DR.. Whittlcseys Dys.
| epsia Cure.
! The Fostoria N,trs boasts that Fostoria has
more miles of sidewalks than any town OF its
| size in the St,te-therc beng nearly nr quite
seventeen miles already laid. We >can beat it
! PerrysGurg has one or two squares over which
| that number Of miles can be traverScd, and tn"
pedestrian may be duly sober. We are cujoy-
ing the luxury of protracted season of the
"Arkansaw Traveller"
The storm which ragged through the greater
portion uf Tuesday night, and continued Ia blow
at fearful rate during Wednesday, produced
| wonderful changes in the Manmre river, leaving
scarcely enough water within its banks to enti.
! tie it 10 the name.
The storm seems to have been general A
dispatch from Louisville states that all the telr-
| graph lines south of that point were prostrat, d,
and thirteen barges of coal, valued at SIS 000,
were submerged aud lost near Jeftrsonville, Ind.
a large number of vessels are reported t. be
on the Lakes, aud we anticipate sad news from
! that quarter.