Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs+
Pocket Book lost. K. Drissbach.
u. s. Internal Revenue-Geo. Z. Wells.


Mr.. W. r. DowLsa has estsblishsdA lum-
Der yard at Tontogany.
Several Of our citzsns are enjoying the
sport Of angling for the fuhy tribe.
Mrs. LAFRRRY has opened q select school
on Front street near the Exchange Hotel.
DIR. r. v. HoBsoS has put up q very neat
sign at NoRToN's Exchange.
On. firm in Napoleon packed % barrels Of
eggs, T,44o dozen, IN the past month, ending 18th
inst. JoHN, whore art thoui
"A petition has been extensively signed In
Fremont for 40 ordinance 70 shut up the hogs.
Aint Fremont little behind on the hog quos-
tiou
Our exchanges from all quarters last week
reported losses Of farm property, wood, &c., By
Gre, which occurred on the fatal Saturday previ-
Gus.
The editor OF . country paper, having re-
eeived bank note detsctor, returns thanks and
modestly asks for some bank notes upon which
to test i,s accuracy.
"A farmer charged hired man with having
an offensive breath. Lightning l" said the
man, ado you expect q man 10 breathe musk
roses for six dollars a month.
Always stamp your envelopes on the upper
right-hand corner. II is much more convenient
for the Postmaster to cancel them there, and no
more trouble for you. Remember this.
A man who had read abont converting
United States Ave twenties,' says he longs
Io be missionary In that 6sld, and knows
that be could clevs to his flock.
-Four Hundred thousand slaves 10 one
party is about the best comment we can give Of
the popularity Of the stock turned out by the
shops Of McGooKY B MooRE.
-Four professional female shoplners have
been arrested in Cleveland, and at their homes
goIds have been found amounting in value 10
$1,000. They worked together and were driv
ing thrifty business.
--All persons wishing to make appeal for any
correction in the assessment Of their property,
should remr mber that tomorrow Is the accepted
time. Assessor WKLLs' instructions viii! be
found in the paper.
We learn from the Blsd. tina. JoHS R. Os-
S1RN, Esq, Of Toledo aud the Rev. J. E. v AxcE,
Of Tontogauy, have been elected as Commits
sioners to the General Assembly from the Mau-
NEE Presbytery. The Assembly meets in De.
troit in May.
We are still willing to receive pay ment from
any kind friends who may owe US for subscrip.
ton, advertising or job printing. We expect to
continue in this frame Of mind some time. We
don't take brooms, axe handles or sicS, nor will
We take any more swamp ash wood, II don't
pay for The saving.
TO the amusement Of number OF bystapd-
ers our assistant editor come in cohesion with
the editor Of the Sentinel at the depot on SAtur.
day last. He assumed an attitued OF injured
innocence that porte nded trouble 70 the editor Of
the county printing. You had better look a
lsetle out when you make ataks on private eti-
gems,
One eel has been caught near Marengo
Island this season. One was caught last sea-
son and kept on exhibition for several days in
this place, but finally died. This species are
scarce in the Maumee, and when caught should
be returned to the river until they becume more
plentiful.
"A two wheeled vehicle belonging 10 an sg-
ricultural agent, came to a sad end on Tuesday
by violent attack on the lamp post in front Of
DR.. RuEIsrnASKs Office. A horse that took
fright, in front Of the Exchange is responible.
Broken glass and dilapidated lamp post attest
the severity OF the snOck.
Mr.. John Msrkle, OF Eagle township, sold
fine two-year old short-horn bull, one day last
week, to Mr. J. D. Dunn, formerly of Findsy,
but now a resident Of Wood county. Price sI25.
Both these gentlemen nnd that .blooded stock
pays aud we are glad to hear every day Of more
and more Of our farmers coming to the same
conclusion. n.-Jtfer'onion.