Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-01-31
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvBRrIsEmENTs;
sbsriIs salss-C. @. Baird.
Great Coubina tion--J. 3. Ford \ Co.


Take all the fools and COED uek out Of The
world, and II would bother the rest Of us TO get
living.
We seen last ereniug five large loads Of
grain awaiting their turn to unload at the ware
house Of ?. r. MILLsR 6 Co.
Mems Knit Drawers so cenis-
Mems Knit Undershirts so cents, At
A. @. WILLIAMS & BRo.'s.
-"Hs won't have 10 shovel spsw in The coun-
Try where he is gons," said a Dakota paper o
one who died the other day.
Several thermometers in this viciuily
marked thirty degrees below zero on wsdnss-
day morning, the loves, on record.
Remember the poor. II Is so eonsoling to
the needysand afflicted to know that you are sit
ting BY a comfortable hre-thinking Of them.
The cold weather is not without its benefits.
II Is furnishing splendid ice, which we will all
appreciate next summer. We are now 10 the
midst of the ice harvest.
Having now enjoyed "beautful rain" and
"beautiful snow" il is hoped the next thing oD-
the weather clerks programme will be "bsauti
| ful weather."
--Messrs. WiLrsE & Son are securing an ex-
eellent quality Of logs, principally oak. A few
days since they received three logs taken from
one tree that scaled 1000 feet.
--Somebody says that every cord of wood
given 10 the poor ia recorded above. Now is
the time to have the record made. There are
many poor families u begin with.
Wedding and calling cards printed with
neatness and dispatch. Time charged for ex-
! hibiting specimens when persons call TO see
the printers- instead OF getting printing done.
--"Blsssed be the man whn invented sleep"
said Sancho Panza, but we say, blessed be the
men who have turned ont N break roads and
paths since the great snow storm.
| Probably tho oldest MN now living in Ohio
is WILLIAM RICHARDSON, nf Hamsr, Psulding
county who reached his lOsJh year on the 18th
day Of September last.
| The STOKES jury consisted Of an iron mer-
chant, retired merchant. a -four merchant, an
insurance agent, broker, an architect, a car
pent0r, a brickmaker, provision merchant,
builder, and printer.
Regarding fauIt-fnders, and unreasonable
people, an exchange remarks "Thers is moth
ing more unreasonable than a m IN in hurry,
or a woman sighted" The idea is preposter-
Gus. so far as the remark applies to women.
The Grand Rapids correspondent Of the
Cleveland HeroId, and the editor Of the Ma
poleon SigRai have elasped hands across the
chasm between them, on the railroad con-
treversy.
"A new serial is just out, entitled "The Last
Decision Of Dutch Justice = or, "a Mothers
Revenge" Issued In Bowling Green and
PerrysburE, with $40 Chrome attac hment.
Send in names. Strictly confidential.
The Celina Journal says the many SHOWS
and rains this winter have raised the water in
the reservoir some twsnty-two inches already.
but whether there will be sufficient water for
navigation ssIt spring depends great deal on
the weather.
--Rumor, whoever he is. says that the wealth
er is so cold that the letters are frozen so stiff.
while passing over the telegraph wires, that
they never reach their destination. This state
meut will send an electric third through every
body.
Miss MONTGOMERY gave the q rst lesson in
dancing and department to the evening class,
which now numbers twenty-five couples, on
+ Wednesday evening. II was so cold that the
juvenile class did not come out to organize in
, the afternoon.
Owing to the continued cold weather and
3 the snow, the workmen engaged in putting the
slate on the new Town House were compelled
to beat retreat. They returned to Dayton on
the fore-part Of last week to await a thaw, lsav-
ing the job about half completed.
Twenty five gents is the price now paid by
some Of our young gents to secure lodgings else
where Tor the male member Of the family, on
evenings when said young gents call 10 SEE che
girls. We hear OF one old man Who slept away
from he me three consecutive aiglks this week.
Accounts from the East, West, North and
South concur in representing the late snoW
storm as extremely severe. Great suffering &C
CURED in the cities, and in the country there
: was an unusually hard time in breaking the
roads and opening railroad tracks for travel.
! --"wbsn the days begin to lengthen, The cold
begins to strengthen ~ This old adage does
not always hold good in this latitude. The
coolest days of the winter are often before the
days begin to lengthen. We hope the saying
may not be applicable to the present winter.
: Whatever Is highest and holisst is tinged
with melancholy. The eye Of genius has al
b ways a Dlaintivs expression and its natural
language is pathas. A prophet is sAdder thar
other mems and he who was greater than al
prophets was "a man Of sorrow and acquainted
with grScf."
The Mt. Vernon Banner advertises for sal,
"a COW that gives milk Eve years old" n,
. would cali the attention Of the gentlemen whf
are about to start a dairy at Tontsgany to thii
species. III few Of this kind of cows can b
purchased, a branch for the manufacture o
I "limberger" cheese may also be added.
Over hfty per cent Of the births in New
Springfield, last year." says the local editor
Occurred in the immediate nsighborhood of III
bridge" We know village up the river whsr
there are a number Of families who would lik
10 engage that bridge for short time.-RlGds
No insinuA tons. IL you please.
: The newspapers come 10 as dsiiy with ae
\ eGunts Of disaster and crime. Never, within
our recollection, haYe we heard Of muel
calamity. Railroad aud steamboat disasters
storms, snow slides, hres and murders ar
daily chronielsd. /. Looks as If the ordinar
working machinery of things here below wa
!, getting out OF running order.
fin marrying couple the other day, aewi,
e constituted Justice of the Peace in a ueighber
30 ing county perspiring under the weight Of hi
: : new asdgsd honors, and being somewhat con
Il fused with the august solsanities Of the oeea
e sion, gave ths boAds an sxtra splice, as follows
;, "ThsS that the Court hAth Joined together, Il
= aS man burst asua&er but suffer little ehildre