Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-01-27
:. Six pair Of Bob Sleishs for sale, by W. H.
HULLRNBkCK q Bro. Call early for bargains.

Six pair Of Bob Sleigh for sale, by W. H.
HoLLENBKoK 4 Bro. Call early for bargains.
"A party OF young folks, Is year old's, had a
sleigh ride TO the Ridge on Wednesday night.
Nearly complete returns Of the census for
1870, will be found on the 6rst page Of this pa
per.
The Mind-your-own-b business Society, which
has drug through a sickly existence for some
time, Is about TO die for the want Of members.
Parties in Hancock county, who are inter-
ested in preserving the game laws, have taken
steps to prosecute persons for trapping quail.
"A Kentuckey bachelor offers ten dollars in
gold as prize for the peatest patch to be put
on an old garment by an unmarried lady, to
be awarded at a county fair.
Physicians are now recommending young
ladies to form walking clubs. This is matter
in which steps should at once be taken.
Forward, march Guide right
Hotel men should look ont for cripple,
travelling under the nom de plume OF Lieut..
SCnENCK. lie is fit subject for public charity,
but makes bad use Of the money thus obtained
The Secretary Of States report makes bad
showing of pixies in the North West. Wood
county has Is miles, Lucas 10, while Defiance,
Henry, Paulding, Fulton and Williams has
none.
-HAzLIrT once said: al hate anything that
occupies more space than II is worth. hate t.
see load of bandboxes go along the street, and
hate to see parcel of big words without any
thing in them"
1t is reported that a gentleman at Fremont
had a reception at his house few evenings
since, and when the guests went away, 1t took
the host all night to wash the tar and pick the
feathers off his person.
We call attention to the Auditor Of States
certificate relating to the condition of the Aetna
Insurance Co. The old Aetna is considered one
Of the most reliable Companies in the country.
Messrs. SHANNON & BENsCHoTER are the local
agents.
Mr.. ]. G. HIMMELMAN desires us TO say that
he lRs taken the agency for the Toledo Blade
and Cincinnati GoEetie, which he will have de-
livered to any part the town. These wishing
to take either paper will leave address at his
shop.
Some feeling, not pleasant, seems to have
been aroused in School Board matters again,
which boiled over in the Toledo Democrat of last
week. Much useless speculation might be pre-
vented, by the Board having the proceedings Of
their meetings published.
"A Western editor accuses another of hav-
ing stolen his report of a meeting, which was
recognized by certain ear-marks. The courteous
rstOrt is that the first editor should tie his ears
over the top of his head while writing, to keep
them out of the ink bottle
We read of lady of some $50 poNnds avoir-
dnpois, who, at recent social gathering, was
asked for song, and sat down to the piano and
give with great gusto, put Me in My Little
Bed There being only about dozen gentle
men present her request could not be complied
with.
Caution in regard To defective s owe pipes and
chimneys should be exercised by our citizens.
Numerous fires reported in our exchanges,
many OF them originating from this source. A
| little time and care may save home and great
damage by fire.
If there is class Of human beings on earth
| who may properly be denoulinated low, it is
that class who spend without earning, who con-
sumo without producing, who dissipate on the
earning of relatives, or ANYBODY else, without
| being nything in and of themselves.
-"s o'clock" is mysterious line which has
found. its way into all the papers. The women
are especially anxious to know what it scans
A son of the Emerald Isle overhearing an inter
rogation in regard to it, exclaimed rather impa-
tiently," If he ate clock, why don't he be af'
ther telling the shtory."
The Fremont Jown1 NJ says Conductor Clark
who has run passenger tram on the L. 5. road
between Cleveland and Toledo ever since il wa.
opened-1S years ago-has Travelled in that tim,
636,642 miles, equal to going round the worlt
| twenty five times. He has met with but thre,
accidents, and they were caused by broken rails
--Our Methodist friends are having gooC
time in the shape Of a revival. The church i
| well attended BY an attentive and interested au
| dience. Up to this time some eipht or ten younl
persons have professed religion, and mPny 9th
ers appear to be hopefully impressed. The pas
tor, Rev. J. II. WILSON, is actively at work il
his wide field, with fine prospects of success.
Not being discouraged at the fate of all pub
fishers, in this country, who have attempted t