Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-06-28


Builders should read the notice to contrae'
ors, OF two school houses to be built.
The Exchange Hotel, a very desirable
property, is advertised for salO in this paper.
The Fort Meigs Division Sons of Temper
aacelare preparing to entertain their friends with
ee-creAm, lemonade, &c., at their Hall on the
4tN.
---JKssR WILLIAMS proposes to furnish some
brevet thunder on the 4th, with the old cannon,
The card Of CHAFPEL q BLOOMFIELD,
Painters, appears In this paper. Give them a
call.
Mrs. N. II. CALLARD and little daughter re-
turned home on Wednesday, from two months
visit among relatives in York State.
Hon. ASHER Cook and lady started on
Wednesday for Saratoga, their favorite watering
place during the hot summer season.
Our young friends MARSHALL K. Ross and
WRIGHT ROBERTSON haye returned home from
Anarbor, Mich, to spend the vacation.
-BARNuM reaped rich harvest in Cleveland
one day last week, from the sale Of twenty eight
thousand tickets to his show. No hnmbug about
that.
Whatever may be the motives we are glad
to see hhs GRAEF and WILSON Gag which was
lowered below half-mast, has been raised by
the Sentinel.
Rain is very much needed In this locality
to complete the preparations for the 4th. The
dust must b. laid even IL the old Mohawk
has to do il.
The Bueyrus papers report that a large
number Of their Sangerfesters and S@ngerbum-
ers have gone down to Boston to attend the
'Jumore Gillibilee.'
We would ask our young friend Of the
Sentinel, if be does not think his welfare aud
happiness may be conserved BY going no far
ther2 A word to the wise, &c.
The Committee have secured material for
the Fire Works on the evening Of the 4th o.
July. They have some Of the largest sky rock
cts manufac tured in the United States.
The Mohawk engine has been dressed up
in new coat of paint and varnish, with appro-
pliate inscriptions, in a manner that is very
>reditable to the artist. Mr.. P. GRKINER is the
artist.
The Calithumpians, or Rag Mullins. have
got an nkliug that there was going to be time
here on the 4th of July, and they are preparing
10 turn out in full force. Let 'em come, we aiut
afraid Of 'em.
Miss CLRRIE FOWLER received call on
Tuesday evening from members Of the first class
in the Grammar department of the Union
School. who presented her with handsome fan
and other presents.
Mr.. ISRAEL THORNTON made narrow es-
cape from the falling Of brick wall at the old
conrt house, on Wednesday. He didn escape
entirely unhurt ms a number Of the scattering
brick struck and bruised him considerably.
The contract for building the Providence
Dam, for which the Legislature appropriated 22,-
900, has been awarded by the Board Of Public
Works to GRAHAM & SARGEANr, of Maumee
City, who are to commence operations imme-
diately.
We had scarcely got the editor ofthe Fremont
Messenger enrolled AZ one Of the gamiest Rural
Roosters'in his opposition to the GREELEY move
ment, when he thrice Topped his wings and
crowed for GREELEY. VAN, you are an Inferior
dunghill.
we understand that Marshal GHAnLEs has
been after some Of the BOYS who are in the habit
of bathing within the corporate limits In dav-
tims. These boys should remember that the
Statute provides penalty for indecent exposure
of person, that is severe.
Within the past two months Ave OF the work
men at the stave factories have lost one or more
fingers. First was HIRAM BANKS with the loss
Of thumb, L. HAYWARD two fingers, NJ. O.
BARRY one finger, CHAs. CHAPMAN one fngs
and CALVIN Buck two 6ngers.
AT the late session of court in Williams
county verdict of $4,000 was rendered 10 fa-
vor of HARRIET WAGsTAFV vs.. DAVID RNG
tor breach of promise. The Stryker liquor case
resulted in verdict for MARY E. PHINAREY OF
$3.50, and JOHN HAoKMAN was sentenced to one
year in the Pententiary for illegal voting.