Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-01
The blue birds made their appearance on

The blue birds made their appearance on
yesterday.
The young people Of Maunee closed the
dancing season with a hop at the American
House on Tuesday evening last.
The entire loss in steamers aud coal bargcs at
Cincinnati from the breaking up Of the ice in
the Ohio river, estimated at $500 900
We congratulate Mr.. NJ. p. BREWER, late
ofthe Sentiael, on his promotion o book keeper
in the Office Of the Toledo Commercial
up to date, says the Chicago Post, no daily
newspaper in the country has declared itself in
favor Of the rel gious amendment to the Consii-
tuition.
The ice remains firm in the river nt this
point. At some points it is reported "a inches
thick, thickness seldom, fever, reached here
tofore in this vicinity.
"A Stock company has been organized in
Defiance for the erection cf Wooden mill. A
half dozen of the leading business men have
taken all the stock, $50 900
Our Tontogany letter will be found plain,
practical and pointed. We have no defense to
make for the Brethren Of this place. The small
pox was not reasonable excuse.
-Cuyahoga county has sent eighteen BOYS to
the State Reform School, more than any other
county in the State, Hamilton county ouly send
ing seven. We have few candidates here.
A portion Of Mr. II. S. KHAPP's history Of
the Maumee Valley is already ia press He re-
gently Visited D. Hnuvv ~ -essrs -s-ssuire,ue.s
and items of the old settlers there for this work
Money orders were issued and paid ut our
Postelice for the month of February as follows /:
Orders issued d.... 1854 65
Orders paid. ............ -........ $40 90
Judge HAAG introduced bili in the House
on last week, which passed by unanimous
vote providing that ditchGs are not IN be sold out
cost ofconsiruction.
A masquerade ball took place at Wapako-
meta on the 9th ult., and the Auglaize Dem,crdi
reports that DAVE FISHER, of the Lima Demo
erat, was present, &C mpetely disguised with the
simple article of a clean shirt.
The Blade gives an account of mysterious
disappearance Of JAMES BIRCuALL, of East To-
ledo. Careful searching has failed to give any
trace, and it is feared he has wandered into the
woods and perished with the cold.
-Sportsmen should remember that it is unlaw-
ful to hunt, kill or destroy wild ducks Of any
kind between the first Of March and the first O
September. 1t is also unlawful for any person
to expose for sale, any wild ducks killed be-
tween Ahese dates.
The Blade annouces that the first house fly
put in an appearance at the corner,of Summit and
Chery streets in that city on Tuesday morning
and instinctively made his way to the nearest
boarding house." This is another harbinger of
an carry spring.
Some Of the facts are just leak 'ng out for
another frst-class sensation in this place,
in which man with a capital of $50 is on a
"bridal tour" with another mans wife aud
child. The husband is reported unhappy, but
has not ceased to love-
One Of Cleve'and's prominent sal non keepers
took petition down to the Legislature l22 feet
long and containing over 5 600 signatures, prsy.
ing for the modification Of the present iaaor
laws. II would be an easy matter in any city
of that size 10 procure 5000 signatures to such
document.
! The Belfountain Prcss savs+ I" We dontt
want any Powder Mill in Befounta In, be-, we
| do want Paper Mill. Cotton Mil, Woolen Fac
try. Agricultural Implement Manufactary, Csr
| Works, Machine Shops, aud Manufacturing es-
| adjustments OF all kiuds no town needs these
! establishments as bad as we do"
We want all of fthese-yea, more our people
begin to want the seat of justice