Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-12
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--"We're afloat--we're ahoat," &C.
-Children's Furs, at Cook & JoHY-
sox's.
-Op the 9Th inst, Ohio attained her
seventy-iirst birthday.
The attendance of all the members of
the Lodge of Good Templars on Tuesday
evening next, Is requested.
An exchange says tan Ohio man has
invented patent baby" That Is use
less Invention.
The Street Commissioner Is doing a
sensible thing in making cros4-walks OF
gravel, instead of sawdust.
The Montgomery Club had another
peasant hop on LIST Friday vening.
The condition Of the weather for the
past two weeks has shaken our confidence
in the "bow Of promise" considerably.
The storm on Wednt sday night of
lst week destroyed between $75 ,0C0 and
$l0O,O 900 worth Of property in northwest.
ern Ohio.
1T Is said, that so far as heard from,
d9falcations have been discovered in the
treasury departments of twenty-five
cou: ties in Ohio.
The following letters are held for
postage at tie Post Office: Miss frankie
j. Gibbs, Reno, N.vAda, AM II. Hench,
Altoona, Pa.
From bills printed we learn that Mr..
Henry SuoEMA AKER will hold prbl;c
sale Of personal property, at his residence
on B lville Ridge, SIturda iIecember
20 1873.
On the first inst. the wages of engin-
eers on the Pittsburg road were reduced
10 per cent, and the fare for passenger
travel was reduced to three cents per
nile.
1T is said that an old lady was Il qlir
ing OF some Of our citizens last week
wher' she coul | find the Patrons of IIus-
bandry. She has six bouncing girls Of
marriageable age.-Er.
= The Springfield Republican saws that
the two rival Institutions ia that city are
the liquor saloons and the Sunday Schools.
Both are reaching out after the boys.
This is about the situation all over the
land.
Says ANNA DICKINSON of bath in
Idaho: you may laugh as much as you
please, and say have no business to gush
at my age, but, girls, the delight OF
bath in that Idaho water is very like the
rapture you find in your lovers tender
Clasp. I've tried both, and | know"
We call attention to the Dissolution
Notice of r CRANKER & Sons elsewhere
in this paper. Messrs. p. &, J. CRANKER
will continue tie business at the old
stand, and dcslre that all outstanding
accounts be settled up at once. Let all
who are interested govern themselves &C
cordngly.
We hal expected to lay before onr
readers this week the annual report of
the Commissioners, and have p,rt of il in
t pc, but the copy being furnished to the
Sentinel first, they neglected 10 send US a
portion OF the co7y Until last evening,
which will delay the pub icIti,n In The
JOURNAL until next week.
Some of the young Ladies' of Napola-
on, who claim rcspectability and move
among the "upp ;r tens" accomp tnied
their beaux to ye tger beer saloon, after
hop on Thanksgiving evening, and
gracefully found the bottom of their
mugs-in hoEor to their companions.
Commendable.
The life of an editor may, and proba-
bly, does, have tendency to bunt the
fl ler feelings Of scnsitivcness, but we are
prompted on this occasion to inform our
CORE spOndents that we have not been a
sufficient length of time in the business to
be- destitute, and would req lest them to
administer thtir Sarcasm in hom .opathic
dss.
The Hook and Ladder Company are
ma<ll g pr parations for bali and sur
per at the Exchange Hotel on next
T lurslay evening, that promises to be- a
pleasant occ sion. They had good time
at their first ball and are lab 1ring to have
a better time at the next. if hat l. pos 81.
BILE. All friends Of the Fire Departm, nj
are invited.
-roHN IL. REID, Esq. AMI our new
School Examiner, Mr.. d. o Tgoup, ptr
forme the creditable feat in circus par
llnce, Of bareback riders, on Tue sdsy
! lls'. he feat was execu ed between B
G and ii skins. AS Il ey we're but ana
urs, nature had provided soft place fol
them to alight in case they could no
"stiek." but they succeeded So we'll tina
they are 10th to walk since.