Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-04-05
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
Millinery 4 Fancy Goods McCarty.
Administrator's Notice Timothy Hayes.


Try WEpDKLL 4 RUssELL's 80 cent Teal
Rhode Island allows her Legislators a dollar
a day and four cents mileage.
-CuRsrER X. MORTON commenced life on a
FARM in double harness, on Monday last.
We missed the cross mail last week by
just square and half.
TIE best way To train up child in the way
IL should 60, is to 60 that way yourself oocason-
ally.
Owing to sickness several matters that should
have received attention this week have been
deferred.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio
have decided not to attend any Of the sessions OF
District courts during 1872.
The posters for the next State Fair are to be
embelshed with miniature representation Of
the city Of Mansfield.
The Hancock Courier says that $4,000
was paid for timothy, clover and fax seed, In
1871, in that town.
Even the heavens frowned and she'd great
drops of icy tears upon the political proceedings
Of Saturday night last.
Several Of the officials Of Huron county were
recently indicted for. gambling, and we learn
that the sheriff has bee fined sl00 and costs for
the part he took.
The Legislature OF Ohio has passed = law
torbdding the charging by railroads Of higher
rate per mile on freight for a short distance than
for long one.
The annual product of Mansfield manufac-
lures amounts to 1880 900. The number OF
men employed in the manufactures OF the place
is 500.
The District Conrt advertised to be held at
Bowling Green this week was again a failure.
1t is reported that Judge JACKSON was detained
at home to make garden.
MIR. LINTON, proprietor Of the Msumec Mills,
an experienced newspaper man, and MajorDoDD,
OF Toledo, have purchased the Ohio Statssmdn
They were 10 take possession on Monday last
Don't bother editors when busy. Quilp
stepped into the imperial sanctum this morning
to ask what he had better write about. Write
ab0ut2" Rrowled the disgusted editor, " | think
you had bet er right about face 4"
The pupils OF the Maumce Union School
will hold their annual exhibition at Union Hall,
in Maumee City, on this Friday evening, April
9th cordial invitation is extended by them
to all Of their friends on this side Of the river.
Admission 25 cents.
The Pittsburg Commercial thinks it proba-
bic that the best grades Of Pennsylvania and
Ohio wool will command from eighty to eighty
Eve cents per pound this season. It will not
pay to make mutton Of your sheep, nor will it
pay to keep kill sheep dogs around while wool
commands such figures.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. OSBORN, a former employee
ofthe Fremont 4e,senger, has purchased an ir-
serest in that paper. The change took effect on
Monday, LIST inst Mr.. o. takes charge Of the
mechanical department, while "VAS" promises
tn add new lustre to the editorial department
We wish the new firm pecuniary success.
Our old patrons, A. 81. GRAPP 4 Co.. Of 107
Summit St.. Toledo, are as usual on hand again
with an unsurpassed stock Of stylish goods,
which they offer at astonshingly low prices.
Those Of our ladies' and gentlemen too, Tho vis-
ii Toledo, should not fail to call aud see their
fre display of goods.