Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-16

Frames made Ia order at ths Post Office.
The Wood County Court Of Common
Pleas adjourned uneeremoniously on Friday
last.
Call at the store of F. r. MILLER g. Co
and take a look at their mammoth stock o
new goods.
"A full assortment Of picture frames just
received at the Post Office, including rose.
wood aud walnut ovals, rustics of all sizes
&c.
The Cadets are drilling two evenings a
week with view Of becoming sufficiently pro-
tieient In drill to appear and make part Of the
procession on Decoration day.
Mr. w. j. DENtsoN has purchased the
desirable residence on Front Street, recently
occupied by Major l.. s. POWELL, aud took
possession by ocupatiou yesterday.
There will be regular communication Of
Phoenix Lodg e Ne, 1913, f. A. NJ, on Monday
evening next. A full attendance is desired.
Work in the Third Degree.
Under the head of "Rebsllion a Virtue"
on the fourth page Of this paper, will be found
a well written article on the decoration of
soldiers graves in the North and in the South.
FIR. MILLER 4 Co. take pleasure in ak
hbting their aew styles of Spring and Sum
mer Goods, which they are selling at remark
ably low prices. Call soon, while there is a
large stock to select from.
--AIcssrs. PEoK, HAMILTON n Co. are cell
lectiug fine lot Of sand for building purposes
It is secured at Jennison's Bend and transp por-
ted by Messrs RooT g. WEBB to the dock by
scow4.
The Belvile Ridge Brass Band have been
engaged by the citizens at IIousehoder's Cor
ners to play for them on the occasion Of decor
aling soldiers graves on the 30th inst. This
will be their first engagemea to play upon a
public occasion.
Divorce suits wsuld be less frequent we're
homes rendered more attractive. Nothing viii
render home so attractive as to dress up the
family in neat and ddy O,utl'lng; and it is psr
tinent to add that the Plaos to procure these
goods is at F r MILLER 4 Co.'S.
TIE fisheries have about all closed opera
tons for the season The forcpart Of tie sea-
son proved lucrative for those engaged, but the
C cntinued high stage of The river since has
proved disastrous to these interests. The pros
poets Fnr lively time in angling for white
bass on the Rapids in few weeks, are very
Aatteriug.
The Lancaster Gos-He says "The saloon
keepers, we nrc glad to learn, have agreed to
close their establishments on sundays. This
act is voluntary on their part, consequently the
more praiseworthy." Judging from the tenor
Of the proclo m.,tien issued by the new Mayor
o. that city, which appeared in the same paI er
we can see the eth ID fer their voluntary
action.
A Committee was appsinted at the Union
Temperance meeting on Friday evening last
to select a Committee of thirty-fvs ladies to
call upon Mayor RuElNTRANK and urge upon
him the iTp 'rtauce of an equal and imrariial
discharge Of his obligations to a our citizens.
,y enforcing the ordinances made aud provi
led.
The great Showmsn, DAN. RICE has given
notice by an unusual pictorial display that his
great Quadrups Alliance or Inaugural Junta
will be in Psrrysburg on the sd of May. HIS
bulletin board, which extends from the Ex-
:hauge Bank TO Front Street, md up Front to
The Burnt District, contains the finest job OF
.rar dona in fbn toun "A has arr.staJ