Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jewlery-John ZurAueh.
Village Ordinance.
Illustrated Christian weekly.

IN tetIg toNuSnlps
The people Of wyominEdon't know whether
to call their female judge Justices Of the peace
or justice Of the peaces.
"A spirited religious revival is IN progress
In Maumee City. The same may be said OF
many other towns in this part Of the State.
"A letter addressed to II. BUNKER, Esq, As !
sistaut P. NJ, Toledo, on "oticial Business is
held at tho post office for want Of stamp.
The editor OF the Sentinel is absent on a
furlough, obtained from his Chaplan. He has
progressed in bis ,aetcs sufficiently to now
drill 10 the manual of arms.
Farmers are not doing much 10 the aErl-
cultural way just now, though we hear OF
young one now and then "put,ing In rye" or
Sowing wild oats"
"A preacher at Burlington, Iowa, says he
does not wont Mason, Odd Fellow, nor Dem
ocrat in his church. He probably wants 10
wrastls with tho devil all by himself.
Some ingenious observer has discovered
that there is a remarkable resemblance between
a baby and wbsnt since Il is oradled, theu
thrsshed, and finally becomes the flower Of the
family.
--JoBE TYLER, Esq, well and favorably
known in this vicinity, and for several years
past prominent business man Of Fremont
dlod in that city ON Sabbath last.
-GEo w. CnrLDs publisher Of the Philade!- F,
ahiS P',biic Ledger, has our thanks for copy
of his valuable Almanac, which is presented to
every subscriber to the Ledger. II contains
much useful information.
we neglected n mention that three new
and handsome show cases had been put in pos
itiou on the counters of Messrs. WEDDNLL N
RvssELLs Drug Store. II is a very handsome
as well as valuable Improvement.
- Miss MAGGIE N. vAss and Miss KATE F..
Brown have resigned their positions as teachers
in the Union School. The vancancies have been
filed by the appointment II Miss ADDIE GEoRdE
and Miss MAGGIE Roach.
The Tippccanne City Herald. which was
suspended for n few weeks, has again found its
way to our table. II not as large as formerly,
il has lost none Of its spice, and is worthy of
hearty support by the citizens of that live
village.
Mr.. F. P. THOMAS, who has been teaching
school in sub-district No. 4, Webster township,
gave up his school on the 9th inst, to accept
position with o. A. BauwN,NG g. Co. subscrip.
tion book publishers in Toledo. This leaves
vacancy for another teacher.
"A new uapcr is talked of in PerrvsburG.
There ought 10 be paper in that place Seniiast
The above is sterotyped and appears regular
semi annual. 1t is deplOrable fact that
numerous unsuccessful "A .rts have been made
tn get editor for the paper in Bowling Green.
-MABLEY- the clcthier of Tsledo-placss
before our readers this week very tempting
programme Of prices for his mammoth stock OF
clothing. lie has commenced to close out his
entire stock to get ready for the spring trade.
Clothing can be had cheap at l33 Summit street,
Toledo.
Not deferred BY the attempts to rob his
store, Mr.. ZURFLrH still keeps adding TO his
business. 1t is to be hoped that through the
aid of the Schaahausen Spec.acles the thief or
thieves may be discovered. See his cara else
where and give MIN your pauJusEv. nv Is
deserving oft.
The "week Of Prayer" was daily observed
Church. The meetings have been continued
this week with conSidera BILE interest manifested.
The Second Quarterly meeting will be held on
Saturday and Sunday next, at which the Pre-
siding Elder, Rev. LEROY A. BET, will be
present.
We learn from Mr.. HOMER RUSSELL, Of
Blnom township, that there are some five or six
cases of small pox in Fustoria and some thirty
five or forty others have been exposed. 1t is
reported that this much dreaded disease reach
ed there through WM. STEWART, W ho had been
attending medical lectures at Cleveland.
The soldier, with his experience among thS
numerous persimmon patches in the Seulh,
will appreciate PATS feelings when laughed AT
for trying few be ore Jack Frost had played
his part. He re,ortsd thus 81 can lnther the
sowl out Of the man who split vinegar over them
ri--,s.''
The Bellevue G,setts said that certain
young man in that place had better quiet down
little and not make practice of getting beast
ly drunk every Saturday night, and other
nights also wien an opportunity is presented
AS consequence abouttwen individuals call
ed on the editor for an apology, thinking that lie
meant them.
Bro. JOKES, of the Fostoria Reriec, claims
that the baby in the family referred to was
rare occurrence, but il that family only lie
also claims that medesty should forbid our
mention of such natter IL we did not love
babies and failed to comment upon the superior
qualities of each over all others, as they are
presented to our notice what would become of
us should We ever became a candidate for oiiice
Policy, my friend-not modesty.