Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-03-10

We received this morning the new time
card giving the running time for the extra train
This looks like business.
Young men who are waiting for 'soit thing
can find II by tramping over few miles Of
Wood county roads just At this season.
The pleasant weather for the past week has
set the fishermen all in motion, and the sailor
boys are striking out under full sail for lake
ports.
-Revivais have been In progress In both the
German Methodist and Albright Churches in
this place for the past two weeks, with very fat
tering success.
"A cordial invitation is extended 10 our cit-
Eens to be present at the NJ. e. Sociable, which
takes place az the residence Of A. G. WILLIAMS,
Esq, this evening.
The large woolen factory belonging to p.
g. DEAN, near Fremont, was destroyed BY fire
on last Saturday week ago. There was but s5,-
900 insurance, and the loss by the fire is estima-
ted at $4,000.
DIR. Peck. our worthy and faithful Represen-
tative, reflected the sentiments of a large ma
jority Of his constituents when he recorded his
vote against the repeal Of the income tax Wau-
Republicdn.
There seems to be no limit to the eRg trade
at Tontogany. Mr.. JoHn Powers. who has
charge of Messrs. PECK MILLBRs store in that
place. informs us that he took in $500 dozen
within the space of ten days. How high is dot,
ah2'
Prof. MAYNER, n celebrated Horse Tanner,
raised class Of seventy five farmers and others
interested in the management Of horses, at FOs-
toria last week, and proceeded to erect large
building for the purpose of giving practical ia
structiOns.
"A moon-struck swain was passing up Front
street, in company with two or three couple,
few evenings since, when he suddenly Struck an
attitude and sadly complained to the mune.'
The mune rolled on to the contrary notwith
standing.
The Napoleon Signal saws y. II. Holly, Of
this place, received notice the other day that
he is entitled TO full pension for services in the
War 1912. He Is the only man in this vicinity
that served in that war, ahd is now upwards Of
eighty years of age
The season for bad colds. in which persons
a-e inclire otalk through teir nose and punctu-
ate their conversation with an occa siOnal sneezc,
is now upon us, but the pleasant weather
this week has done much TO thaw out and
alleviate suffering humanity.
-Prof. KELLIEs has been entertaining the
citizens Of Elmnre, and the Courier says he I'M
ders.ands the value of printers ink patronizes
the press literally, and pays promptly He
patronized us 'liberally,' but for the want of
funds failed to pay promptly II he has got
in the habit Of doing we hope he will call this
way again.
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-, 81 p.y i', au 60 s,,os Us - A., .Tan Nnh,s
in n Bar Room it has a troupe who can do ten
.nl al,,uo'''s III n,s.. az ~ perrsh,, ~
lna' Ine 'noIa's .. tne ypuns men y, a. ,s.,s
arc suIn as =" enap'e . e"e"' '" P'"' '"e 'o'
nuon oeue' 'i"" 'ne 'S''ei'
1--WE understand that Government vam-
pres nave oeen taxing uown 'ne nanles IiT .. .wo
or three OF our business men who I'u n9i use
their to0aeco stamps JUST Us tney sl,u,u ! nav 9
me- When VIII tne v'a's anu trIoula''ohS Vi
the people cease fTen"" "e''e"g"'
When people become honest and cease to
eyade the laws.
Elsewhere will be found under the head OF
Strange story, tina, which SOUNDS very
"a, ont dav nil @ Of Which unite in one voice how
| the poor girl suffered As many familiar