Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-03-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs:
Divorce Nshce-Ashor Cook.

WANTED "A girl to do general housework.
Mrs. AsHER Cook.
--Moyunes at NoRroN's Exchange.
--"wrte me a letter from home )" has lost all
of its charms for the editor of the Wood County
Gossip.
Read the new advertisement of Mossrs.
Cook & JOHNSON.
Tho reads throughout The county are re-
ported in very bad condition.
Our merchants are stocking up aud getting
ready for the Spring trade.
Our young friend, Mr.. Geo. S. CANFIELD,
returned to 0berlin last week to pursue his
studies.
Mr.. wM, KIEFABEE, Of Dayton, was here
on Tuesday to make arrangements to supply
that market with fish from the Maumee River.
The first locomotive passed into Toledo
yesterday over the new bridge Of the Toledo,
Tiffin & Eastern Railroad.
Men often crilicise girls figures, but when
girl has a few thousand Of her own, they
generally think the figures about right.
We would be pleased to announce the
names of some "spring candidates" The people
ought to know before hand who they are to vote
for.
Mics hNSIE n DICKINSON delivered her
new lecture, whats to Hinder" to good sa-
ed audience at the Wheeler Opera House, To-
ledo, on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. SrEvEss, the contractor for building
the new Town House, Tut several carpenters
20 work again on the furepNrt o. the week. They
are now engaged in putting the wood work on
the steeples,
-Maumce City expects to have cheese
mandatory in operation BY the 18th of next
month, which is to be ,undcr,,,,he supSrintend-
ance of MIR. j. ROBERTs, a man of experience
in the business.
In the First Baptist Church in Pqua, on Sab
bath evening last, young lady. Miss Slsker
was to be baptir.l by imm 'rsipn, and while
p p,ssing up the aisle, rnbed for the ceremony,
iell dead Of heart disease.
The fshcrm N ara putting thoir nets in
trim, with which they expect to surround aud
capture tie Gnny trib:. A few hauls on the
flrcpart of the week revealed tito fact that
there was some suckers in the river.
1t reported that Mayor CASAEY of Bowling
G cen. makes a capital "PnstrfIiec sam" in the
"laughable" farce, entitled United States
N'ie.' Satisfactory proof is Giveu that he
belongs td that corps.
One Of the NHUuAusFL Bros. attended the
Presidential inauguration at Washington on tho
4lh inst, then proceeded to New York to lay in
a stock Of Spring gods. The result of his
visit can be ascsrtained br calling at 2l7 Sum
mi; street, TSleda-u Whites Hall.
"A strung mind is sometimes more easily
impressed than a weak one. For example, you
cannot So easily convince a fool that you are
philosopher as yau can philosopher that you
are fnol. Will :he egotism OF the editor of
Gossip prevent him from taking ;he hint.
Mr.. p. T. GEsMAIS, who gave notice that
he would be in Perrysburg on the 2Ist Of last
month, get snow bound in York State and did
no: roach here until Tuesday last. He expects To
be here again in about month, when he will be
prepared to Oil the remainder OF the orders for
tulinR planss'
We hear some complaint against the man
agement Of the Postolfc at Stony Ridge, ssme
subscribers to papers not receiving the sams
for one, two and three weeks after they reach
that nfice. As our neighbors out the Pike are
unfortunate, as yet, in having only one mail per
week, such delays in delivery are PerpleIng,
and should be remedied.
Mr.. L. II. GRIFFIN, q encral Baggage Agent
OF the d. & II. Road, died in Cincinnati on Mon
day from the effects of uriss received in a
fall while wa king alcng the street, iu which he
struck his head on the curb stone. lie was bur
led with Masonic hnnors on Wedne sday. The
baggage cars passing through here on that day
were draped in mourning in memory Of an eff
dent and courteous officer.