Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-30
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vIg Wgg. Jo,n""e No,io. c'Rd Mayors Proclamation.
School Election Netics1 w D..
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Some improvements are beins -, rDoD ,hs
house Of Mrs. ]. G. SPiNK. ePO" "'
- Fine strings of white bass are now bein.
taken from the river.
1t is to your INTEREST," to read the "TIealth
Code" in this weeks JoURNAL.
The Democraiic Northeast comes out with a
new head, all of which is an imPrsuRent.
In the New York market extra and double
extra Ohio wool is quoted at SO to IS cents.
The Perrysburg Cadets have decided TO
have an excursion on the Core Lock at an early
day.
-GRoRdE KSoLL is Orderly Sergeant Of the
Pcrrysburg CAdets-not ERNRsr MILLER as sta
ted last week.
Seventy five passengers went dowu 10 To-
lodo on the Perryysburg Accommodation last
Monday morning.
-Mr. ]. D. wRBs is finding ready. market
for the pure and ekcsllent quality Of ice put up
BY him last winter.
The Stevens Stavs Co. have built new
cooper shop upan the site Of the old one that
burned down about a year ago.
Business is generally suspended to day 10
Toledo to allow the proper observance Of Deo-
oratirn Day.
The Carey Weeliv TIas', is the name of a
new paper just stared in Carey. Ohio, by FRANZ.
T. TRIrP, editor and proprietor.
Warren, ome, has a brass band composed Of
Young ladies. They blow their own horns, aud
Of course make SWEET music.
There will be another Methodist National
Camp Meetiug at Urbaua, Clio, this year, COM
meucug July 50, and continuing ten days.
Corner statuary is the polite term for street
loarers NOW. The crop does not promise as
large yield in Perrysburg this spring as usual.
A neighboring post master has the felIaw-
ing notice posted in his Office: "Priee of three
cent stamps, cents each; licked aud stuck,
. cents"
80 TIE Lafayette C5m Ter asks its readers to
believe there is church choir in that city
which has not had a regular quarrs!l for six
months.
a change of 40 degrees in the direction e
7ers- occurred IN lie atmosphere between five
aud six O'Clock last evening. u"w is that Ter
clangeH
Auditor ETwroS has our thanks for advan-
ced sheets Of the new sc'isol laE. 1t is very
lengthy, but we shall enieavor to give digest
oil it next week.
The TiiIin Aioerti.er says: "Soms papers
still talk aboutthe New Y.rk & Chicag. Air
Lius Railway. Itis as mythical AS the rail-
road to the nnon."
There is is but it'll, more work to be do,s
to co npleie the new stone sidewalks. Let the
work be complete aud We will gather Iome
statistics regarding ths cast
We regret 10 learn that Mrs J. e. SPINK re
eeived severe bruises from fail yesterday eve
ung, oe0asinned by the breaking of a step-lSd-
der that she was standing On.
DIR. PERRY respectfully requests all rer-
sons indebted to him for medical services to
call and settle without delay,
Perrysburg, May %, 1873.
Some particulars concerning bed bottom
manufactory established here a short time since.
will be found in communication elsewhere.
We will speak further Of this enterprise here
after.
We learn that Mrs. CUTLER lectured to full
houses at Naumse City, Napoleon aud Defiance,
"a the three evenings following her lecture
here, and her dsoourses wore well received at
each point.
Owing to the busy seaso with the farmers
DAS. RIcEs show was not crowded an last FRI
dav, but both entertainments were well patron
lied, and were wEil worthy Of it. It was
good show.
-JAMIs HAMILTON, son-in-lsw Of SAMrEL
BrrLER, has opensd barber shop On front street
near the Exchange Hotel. This makes the
third shop in town and we believe they are all
doing we'll.
Quite a procession Of wagons cane into
town Yesterday, Iodsd with soft lumber frSn the
saw mill of Messrs. NEWELL RossIrER. 1t
was unloaded at the dock TO DO shipped to Ak
ron, Ohio.
A young lady having read about a man
having invented stove which consumes its
own smoke, hopes he will devise a methsd
whereby tobacco smokers eau be run on the
same eennomlcal principle.
Bro DAVE FIsuER, Of the Lima D'mocrat,
has been elected Second Assistant Secretary Of
the Constitutional Convention. If DAVE hadn't
supported LANsoN's grab for $1,000, we would
heartily endorse his election.
The Schooner, WhiHResey consigned to the
Messrs HosMHR, was loaded with slaves and
left our deck yesterday. We arc informed that
these gentlemen have oyer hfty man now EN-
played in mailing slaves in this and several Of
the adjoining counties.
Many complaints are being made to tie
N lyor Of the wmthless ours that run at will On
our streets biting children, which has slim
ulAttd him to enfnrce the dog ordinance passed
sometime since. Read the ordinance and procla'
muinn, and govern our deRs accordingly.
The Commercial is aftsr the "rings"in Tol, =
do who enforce so much the municipal code as
suits their pecuniary convenience. This Tam
many business can net be carried on with as
much success, since the exposure Of the en- r.
mous frauds Perpetratsd by the New York Tam
many Ring.
About three hundred children, connected
with Father HANSIN's Academy, Toledo, en-
Joy yesterday in a pic-nic at Fort heigs.
They came up on a special train on the I. W.
d w. Road, and were accompanied by the
Great Western Band, which spent portion Of
the day in the burg, giving US sOme excellent
music
The tonsorial establishment Of JouS C.
HIMMELMAN has undergone thorough renova-
tion within the past two weeks, the ceiling
receiving handsome coating Of saleimine, the
walls papersd, aud the wood work grained in
oak. Tho work was done by CHAPPgL 4
BLooMFIBLD, and is highly creditable to their
skill as wSrkmsn in the three branches named.