Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-15
LOCAL MATTERS S.
NEW ADVERTISE ENTs.
Shcriffs Sale-J. w. Brownsbergef.
Corn Husker--C. T. VanSicklen.

For fancy bow go to FiSKBEiNERs.
The stayo trade has been unusually brisk
this week.
New styles Of Chignons at Mrs. A. f. FRED
BRICKS.
Fremont has pound and.a half baby on ex-
hibiiion at the millinery store Of Mrs. DEAD.
We learn that the School house in Mibury
was burned on the 9th inst, and the supposi-
ton is that IL was the work of an incendary.
ID. Lucas, Esq, thrcshcd $40 bushels of
oats from five acres Of ground one dav this week
Where is the five acres that has beat this yield?
The political breeze from the Pacific coas !
has given the democracy the chils. The fever
in this of year in politics is aufu'. They will
not recover from il.
CHAN A. NoRroS, Esq, of Fremont, has
our thanks for a complimentary TO the Soldiers
reunion on Wednesday evening. Our only regret
is that we could not attend.
In the absence Of her legal adviser, Teutonic
CATHARINE, of Toledo, with five of her nympls
da pare, and three pimps, were compelled to de-
posit in the city treasury $3.50 on Monday last.
Our whilom friend, W. ]. CAMPBELL, Esq,
son of Squire CAMPBELL at Grand Rapids, has
again taken charge Of the local columns Of that
live paper, the Tazewell Republican, published
at Pekin, ILL.,.
w. F. PoMsRoY laid peach on our table
yesterday, that measured 1919 inches in circum-
ference and weighed 9lz ounces. 1t was grown
by A. DEGNER, in the suburbs of this place.
Competition wanted.
The Second Northern Ohio Fair commenced
at Cleveland on Tuesday, and will close to- NOR
riw. Some Of our citizens are in attendance, and
from reports that come from there the exhibition
is grand success.
The Perrysburg Saw Mill, under the man.
agemenl of its present proprietors, II. WrLTsE &
Son, is now being run to its full capacity. Over
1000 feet of hickory and 500 feet of cotton
wood is ecoided as the work of one day last
week.
A stalk ofcorn was left at our office yecstr-
day, raised by 7. S. MEREs, ESQ., of Tro Y twp.
that meas sures fifteen feet in length and eight
feet six inches from the ground to the ear.
Friend BAILEY of Lake township, will have, to
search his cornted again.
Mr.. WALLACE was in town last week selling
receipts for making soap that has wonderful
erasive qualities. 1t is claimed that it will Sc
colors in calico, besides it saves great amount
of labor in washing. We have tested its merits
on printers ink, AMI it works like charm.
An indianapolis merchant has been in bu
siness tliity-two years and never advertised.
He run peanut warehouse on a curb-stone ia
bic. He is not worth now as much as when he
opened trade, as he is out of peanuts and owes
for the last quarter rent Of he curb stone.
A man in New Jersey City who snatched a
kiss from girl, was fined by the magistrate
horse-whipped by her big brother and snatcled
bald-headed by his own wife. What large
number of bald-h headed men we would have in
these parts ifsuch treatmentwas rigdly enforced.
We are in receipt of two papers from 0tta-
wa, Kansas, and tiad in them the card Of Mr..
W. 7. HARRrNGToS, as proprietor of the Ohio
House. Also in the local column we see it sta
ted that nineteen strangers were registered at
this house in one day. Mr.. ii. we believe, form
erly Lad charge OF the Baird House in this
place.