Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmE
Notice in Partition Tyler h Hord.
Drug Store-A. j. Gardner 4 Co.
Scientific American.


Remember that the Savings and Loan Associ
alton meets tomorrow evening.
Montgomery county produces more sweo
potatoes than any one county in OHIO.
--"Rum did II all )" said a man on the gallows
"and I'll never drink another drop as long az
liye."
THE NJ. f. Chu rch Sociable will meet at III
residence Of Mrs. MILLER, on Second street, thi
evening.
There are thrco crowns. OF the law, tn
priesthood, the kingship ! but the crown of
good name is greater thar them all.
We hear complaint about some Of our mer
chants not living strictly to the agreement sign
ed BY all to close business houses at eight +. M
"A late arrival from Bowling Green, via
hack to Haskius, states that the distance now I
about twelve miles in length aud one mile deep
-'The dearest spot on earth 10 tusy-the
store that keeps large stock OF goods on hand
and won't let the people know 1t.
The Putnam County Sentinel says during
the past year II bitches, the aggregate length o
which are l5T miles, have been constructed IN
that county.
"A proud and loving Missouri father, In set.
ting forth the accomplishments OF his daughter
said she could "everlastingly paw ivory, and
howl like mule"
"A family Of children IN GAINESVILLE have
been awarded three hundred dollars damages
against a saloon keeper, who sold whiskey Ia
their father.
"A learned doctor has given his opinion that
tight lacing is a public benefit, inasmush as Il
Kills off all the foolish girls and leaves the wise
ones to grow into women.
-RIoHARD CARTER and JAMES SPAFFoRD, two
Of our Hull Prairie farmers. have averaged seN
enty five bushels of shelled corn to the acre on
their farms this season. Beat it who can.
Three bachelors out west lately played eu-
chre on Il novel wager. The defeated Is to mar
rs before the year is out, and support the other
too a whole year. Save us from any such rec
less games.
The Wauseon Republican is determined TO
have the largest turnip of the season. Bro
SMITH has been shown one raised in that county
that weighs 13 lbs. and 3 or, and measuring 2S
inches in circumfrence. Was not that beet
We had special invitation to be present at
the Masonic festivities at Tontogany on Wednes-
day evening, and regret that our business would
not admit of our being present. We shall en-
deavor to get the particulars for our next issue.
"A ghost has been recently seen near Fred
ericksburg, Va, in the day time, dressed in
federal uniform. But few years ago similar
apparitions were quite numerous in that vicinity,
alarming the inhabitants with their frequent
visits.
On Thursday of last week deer was
wounded in the woods above this place and be-
ing closely pressed, swan the river and made
2'40 time through the principal streets Of Mau
mee City, only to meet with sudden death in
Miami.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State Assayer of Mass
achusctts, pronOunces Halls Sicilian Hair Re-
newer an efficient preparation for cleansing the
skin of the head, promoting the growth, and re-
storing the original color of the hair when ithas
become gray.
We regret to announce the departure on
last evening of Mr.. and Mrs. PIERsoN. for ROch-
ester, N. y, where Mr.. =. has made arrange
ments to 60 into business, as it takes them per-
manently away from our town. Society here
ooses genial couple.
A Mutual Admiration Society has bee n
formed bv the Toledo ComDiercioI and Bowling
Green Sentinel. The Commercial says the Sen
tiHei is the "best county paper in this part Of
the State" and the Ssntihei says "you are an
other" all of which is stereotyped joke
among newspaper men.
Mr.. }. W. Ross brought home nine head
of though bred cattle a few weeks since, from
the central portion of the State for himself and
some of our leading stock rasers in this vicn-
ny ouN WI 'aSl SNOuiuS ICtuiuch iNHS "ieu WV
more. This enterprise will be appreciated in a
few years hence by those interested in the i'm
provement Of stock.
TO illustrate the powerful effects Of the mag
netic spring at Eaton Rapids, Michigan, it is said
that man, after drinking quantity Of the water,
went into blacksmith's shop, and while talking
with the blacksmith, sat down on an anvil.
When ne got up the anvil stuck fast to him, and
he had to have it amputated. The anvil is re-
ported to be doing well.