Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-04-07
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmE
Millinery-Mrs. G. II. Bolles.
-Mrs. II. Hull.
Dissolution Parkhurst h Ryder.
Wanted Littlefeld a Dame.


Six splendid two-horse wagons for sale, by
W. II. HoLLENBEcK BRo, Perrysburg o.
The marble fever has broke out TO an
alarming extent among the boys. Thsy have il
bad.
The Steamer Cora Loct is making two
trips daily between Perrysburg, Maumse and
Toledo.
We congratulate Mr.. C. G. RoSERTs on the
acquisition Of one to his family -Nr.----
RoBEETs, Jr., weight, twelve pounds.
The days are growing percepdbly longer, and
we don't regard as half the work 10 get up in
time for breakfast that we did . mouth or W
ago.
We reeret to learn that JoetPH ADAMS has
been compelled to leave college at 0berlip aud
return home, ,!on account of iuaammatcry rheuma-
tism.
We would call attention Of our readers TO
the splendid stock Of Wall Paper at the Drug
Store Of E. ID. Powers a. Co. They have IL
from cents up to 81 per roll:
The heavy thunder showers that visited this
locality on Wednesday night, superseded oy
the genial atmosphere Of yesterday. makes all
nature snile--buman nature included.
The Kansas Daily Tribune copies the pre-
anble and resolutions. preceded by compliment
ary remarks, adopted by Phoenix Lodge, +. a
A. N :, on the demise Of THOMAS A. GoRRILL.
The Union School at Msumee give two pub
lie exhibitions one last sgening aud the other
this evening. number Of our young folks
went over last eve. TO witness the performance.
- Bowling Green is to have abauk.-F FostOriG
Rerisw.
We are pleased to learn that it is to be sOpa-
rated from the Court house.
Owing to the political caucusses on Satur-
day evening last, the Loan Association adjourn
ed it's meeting until tomorrow Saturday
evening. Stock holders will make a note OF this
fact.
We have heard from many points in the
county, and oil concur in the opinion that the
prospects for an abundant wheat harvest is quite
as favorable as ever known at this essop Of the
year. ~r
Some sinners have stolen the thermometer
from the Fond du Lac Reporter Office. That pa
per informs the thieves that Is will be Of no use
to item where they are going, as it does not
work any higher than 3l3.
Tie dissolution notice Of Msssrs. PLpK
HURST e. RYDER, appears in this issue. Mr.
PARKHURsF left our village some time since &c
accept the position Of Cashier in the Clyde Bank
where he is now located.
We have had 'Necktie parties Calico par.
ties, and about all the late agonies in this line
but the young ladies have iavented something
new for ths NJ. Z. Sociable which meets at til,
residence Of WM. CRooK, Esq.,, on this evening
! They are mum about what is like it,
-NotwiihstaHdinR there were parties given a
other places in town on last Friday evening, tbs
! 'Calco' Necktie party given bv Mr.. 4 Mrs. J
| p. AvERfLL was largely attended. u was gen
orally admitted that the ladies looked NOR,
charming in calico than in more costly attire.
-Suppers and parlor entertainments wert
| quite prevalent last week, there being two
| or three of an evening. Some new games were
introduced which were strikingly 'peculiar,' ant
would have puzzled the Heather Chinee' to 'uu
ders.and, had be been 'crussed' or 'uncroSsed.
| The Defiance Democrat announced. prior {,
| the election, that the Township Election foi
| Defiance Township is IN be held in the Sherman
| Saloon building How exceedingly appropriate
| Yet snme Of the Democratic papers talk Tenn
perance. Chaff. They should study history
| We are credbly informed that our whi'uu
friend, the oily CANNON individual Of the !SeHh
mel, peddled tickets and eleetioueered all day OF
Monday for one LARRY BURSs the same who i
a Democrat and keeps one Of the lowest dogger
les in the sounty. Such proceedings are 'pecu
liar
The season for transplautiug trees is now
hand. and we are pleased tn see so many in Il.
village improving it. Nothing adds so much t
the beauty Of city, village or residence as mic
thrifty shade trees. Let those who have NJ
vet set trees in front Of their lots, do so this sea
son.
A teacher writing To an exchange on schosl
business, makes the following remark in regar
to parents visiting schools al have had yer
few visits from parents, though nj venture
say il had the care of half 80 m,ny of thei
Poland Chinas as have children, they woul
come wice week" II is too true that parep
and directors do not pay attention enough 10 Il
schools.