Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-08
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEwADvEmTTsE M ENTs /.
Photograph e.llery--Mrs. Thornton.


--Mebbe you don't better loaf rount here, ven
you don I got some peesnis, ain'tit.
lion. SAMUEL GALLOWAY is reported lying
i'll at his home in Columbus with consumption.
Eighteen matrimonial documents were is
sued by Judge PuELPs during the month of Feb
ruary.
For refusing leap-year proposition, Mr.. Card
we'll, Of Tennessee, was shot dead by an ncensed
wooess.
-JoHN Tyler, Esq, Of Fremont, held prize
ticket for juror for the U. 8. District Court at
Cleveland.
Preparations are being made 10 build new
Court House at Sandusky, at a cost Of about
sl30,00O, including furniture, &c.
--sT. PPrRIoK's Day in the mornin' comes
on the 18th day Of March this year, the next day
after the Wood County Conyention.
--"Gibsonburg" Is now to be added to the list
Of villages in Sandusky county. Itreceived Its
frst mail one week ago last Saturday.
The local receipts Of corn at Toledo, since
the first Of January have been 67o,2O7 bushels,
in place OF 394, ,elS bushelsin 1871.
The vaccination bill, as published In the
JOURNAL some three weeks ago, has passed.
both Houses Of the Ohio Legislature and Is now
q Law.
Mrs. JEWELL, who was SO badly burned by
an oil explosion in Van Wert some four weeks
ago, has since died from the effects OF herInjur-
les.
II. - A.. r
Indiana, Missouri aud OF the National Labor Re-
form party will be found on the first aud fourth
pages Of lis paper.
The man in whose saloon MURRAY was kill
led last fall, at Pleasant Hill o., was sued by
Mrs. MURRAY and verdict for 81 400 damages
was awarded her.
Hon. d. W. II. How ARD has our thanks
for copy of the Rules Of the General Assembly
Of Ohio, together with Committees and list of
m mbers and officers.
Upon the unsuccessful attempt ofa young
lady in Findlay to commit suicide, an exchange
suggests that this beng leap year they have the
right to do so ifthey wish.
| The Putnam county Sentinel already con-
tains nine announcements to ill the several
county offices, after the ensuing fall election,
FIVE of which are for Probate Judge.
Dayton haying been defeated in her uspira-
tions TO secure the State Fair for the next two
years, has resolved to have a District Fair, thus
| following tue example OF Cleveland.
The State Board of Agriculture has decided
& locate the State Fair at Mansfield, for the next
two years. The Fair will be held this year from
the I'd to the 7th Of September.
The Committee appointed to circulate pes
titions and secure names for an enabling act
in county seat matters, are meeting with sue
cess in localities where but little was expected.
The Findlay Jcfersonian gives over six
lumns, the full proceedings OF suit against
tho editors for libel. The Jury returned Q
verdict of guilty, assessing the damages at ONE
CENT.
The President Of the short Line Railway,
between Dayton and Cincinnati, passed over the
line this week to locate the passenger and freight
depots. Persons are already selected to take
charge of them.
The Presbyterian Sociable will meet at the
residence Of Capt. L. c. LOCK this, Friday
evening. We ere not advised as to whether a
bill Of fare is to be introduced or not. II will be
as well to go and see.
The Division Of Sons Of Temperance in lit
tie Ottawa, up the D, g. NJ. road, now numbers
| one hundred and twenty members. This
speaks we'll for the morals of that town. Bro
KINDER you had better jinc EN-
AT meeting of stockholders of the Atlantic
and Lake Erie Railway held in Bucyrus, last
week, vote OF thanks to Mr.. A. Lansdale, o
Freeport, Wood county, was unanimously pass
ed, for valuable services rendered as one of the
Directors of the Company Fostoria RerieO.
by referring TO her new advertisement it
will be seen that Mrs. THORNTON is keeping up
with the times in all that is new in the line o.
her profession. She is now prepared to take
the beautiful Rembrant picture, also the imi.
tatinn Porcelain, which are new and cheap.
We are enjoying the luxury of snow anc
dust this morning, some three inches of the for
mer having fell last night, with very hatterinl
prospects for an additional several inches more
to-day. The dust is 'laid' for the present
and the ground hog rejolceth 10 the fulfIlment o
his predictions.
Mr., &C. SAUER, one Of the live business
men Of Napoleon, Ohio, gives notice through t'ie
local papers that he will no longer be party in
distributing such vile literature as is contain ed
in the Police Gazette, Days Doings, &c. This
is the proper course to pursue, and VIC hope
other news dealers will follow his example.
The Clyde Independent sums up the popula-
ton, in 1910, Of the several towns named as fol-
| lows: The number Of inhabitants in Green
Springs in 1910 was 90; RePulic ISL: in Tifin
728 Bellevue, 700: IN Toledo, 1922; Castlaia
400 in Milan, 000 in Fremont,n, III. While
IN CLYDE there were only IL dwellings, or about
| 40 inh abitants.
"A sign has been painted for butcher al
| Tippecsnue that is so natural that a cheap boy
had to be employed to keep the beef steak, a s
represented on the sign, from being fy-bown.
This joke is hardly seasonable with the mercury
in the vicinity of zero, aud before the six weeks
have expired after which the ground hog was
engaged 10 the innocent amusement OF making
shadows.
Addressing Mail MAtter.-There being
a great number Of new PostofElces establsht d
annually, with large increase Of mail matter,
the facilities for distribution and sorting are
| greatly impeded by mail matter being improper.
| ly addressed. In view Of this fact the P0stma, :
t General requests that in future the "County,"
| will .o ,ha Dostcnica aud Gtata ha