Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-04-25

--latest Spring fsshiOns-umbrellas aud over
Goals.
--ons mere lead Of wood wanted at this Office
immediately.
The lion and The lamb will lie down tog ether
in @. q. Grady's Menageris.
New Goods arriving daily at
Al WILLIAMS 4 BRo.
If you want anything ia the stationery line,
go to the Pos, Office. The cheapest place IN
town to buy.
when does any one Of @. @. GradyI three
mammoth tents resemble the moon when is
full-of people.
The Coming Man-the Assessor. Gather
your traps up and prepare 10 answer all ques-
items, ending with $50 help you God"
Tie Lima 0ar.ns says the fashionable
salutati.n Of the young ladies who wear bustles,
is "whars your politics" Sounds queer, don't
III
"A. @. WILLIAMS, Esq, returned from New
York on Monday, having laid in fine stock q {
goods for the Spring cad Summer trade. Don't
fail to call aud see them.
MIR. TRoxAs wALTRRs has resigned his
Office as Street Gem miss ionsr, and the Mayor
has called an election on Saturday, May Sd 10
6ll the vacancy.
We direct attention To the Statement OF the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. G. Coor-
Wood and Lucas counties.
The work on the new Town House has been
progressing favorAblY between showers. The
iron workers and slate roofSrs expect to com
plets their parts this wssk-if il don't rain
Elsewhere will be found the card Of s z.
CHAPMAN Homeopathic Physician. Those de-
string his servi css will find him in the Phoenix
Block, corner Of Louisian avenue aud Second
Streets.
--Notwthstandi & the snow storm on Tuesday.
MABLY, the Clothisr, continues to keep before
the public his mammoth sisck OF clothing, the
particulars Of which will be found in his adver-
tissment.
We have received three eommuni cations
within the past week, with whish the authors
names were not furnished. 1t should be borne in
mind that this is one of the requirements Of all
publishers to insure publication.
One of the great attractions now in Toledo
Is the continued arrivals Sf large invoices of
dry goods at NRuHArsAL BRo's. 2l7 Summit
street, under Whites Hall. Drop in and con-
vince yourself that this is the place to buy.
About six inches Of snow was preeipilatsi
into the lap Of Spring on Monday night and
Tuesday morning last; and again on yesterd a y
afternoon there was slight sprinklinE Of snow
and rain. We trust this is the last snsw storm
that may fall to our lo' to record this season.
The supper given by the ladies Of the ~.
E. Church, last week, waA quite a success
Everything was conducted in the best style and
gave entire satisfaction to all present. The
Rrsss receipts we're $40 II, and the ne. proceeds
$66 o..
Mr.. l. W. CLAYTON has resigned the po
sitsn of Postmaster at Weston. As ther
were several aspirants for the position vaca.
ted, an election was held to ascertain the
choice Of the people, on Friday last, resulting
in the election Of AMOS NEIFFER, over four
other competitors.
"A stabbing affray occurred in Bloom town
ship on the 9th inst. in which young man
named AUGUSTUS SIMON inflicted two painful
wounds in the side of LEMUEL HEAros with a
pscket-knife. Young SIMON was arrested and
is held in the sum of 81 900 to await hearing
before the Court Of Common Pleas.
Mr.. ENRIo Ut, the engineer. with two assist
ants, came back on Tuesday, and yesterday they
or,nIs,ad thu rAsurvav and Sett;n0 nF a,aEas
preparatory to dredging between the dock and
Msumee bridge. Mr.. GALLow AY, who superin.
tends the dredging, informs us that the dredge
will be here this forenoon to commence opera
| tions.