Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-07-18


Attention is directed to the advertisement
of"cbeap Watches" IN another eolumn.
"A Nowalk man put up and shipped IA, 900
bottles Of horse-radish last year.
The question has been sprung stree the 4,h,
as To how many original bands Of Modocs were
captured 10 this vicinity on that day.
The Schooner Ellington, consigned to F.
r. MiLLER& Co., ,eok on 5000 slaves and
cleared from the dock on Saturday.
two barges consigned tie PFcK, HAMILTON
a Co. delivered at the dock for this firm last
week, 100000 feet Of pine lumber from the Sag.
NAV regon.
Following some of the late storms "Sun-
sets on the Maumes" have furnished subjects
for speculation n thought md for admiration.
Thev have been grand beyond description.
The Perrysburg Cadets have adopted BY
laws similar to those governing the Myers Ca.
diets Of Toledo, and have nAed up an armory in
the old printing Office building on Front street.
The Toledo papers report that the barn Of
the Rev. JoHN YEAGEa was struck by lightning
but neglected to Inentian that tie accident
occurred about fifteen years ago.
The Committee on intoxicating Liquors in
the Constitutional Conv sntion is said to stand
fve for license and four against. II should
stand . for prohibition TO 0 for license.
Mr.. HESRY BrcKHoUsE desires us 10 say tina I
he has purchased the Hearse belonging io Mr..
WH. CRooK. and will hereafter attend to the
wants of this village and vicinity in thaLline.
AN Ohio man forged a mIrriage license,
married widow, had two fights, run up bill
Of 800 and stole a Nurse, all the same day
lie W. nd be an excellent subject for the Dam
bury M,Ws man To work upon.
An &C count Of the tragic death Of the aero.
naut LaMountain, short biography Of JESSE
r. GRANT. and the Position of the Republican
party" will he found on the fourth page Of this
paper, and will be read with interest.
The S,ntirei is talking sbout putting in a
steam press. AS the paper is continuing to
grow thinner and thinner. it has been suggested
that the proposed press have uliing ma
chine" attachment.
--"Tis sweet to die for those we love-" SAYS
TILEDo in "Nisk uf the woods" and the old La;-
in proverb hath it."lt is sweet to die for ones
sountry. A good many careless boys expert
snced the sensations of the latter, at lea ST on the
9th inst.
The severe storms that have been prevail
ing in this section for some days past, have
visited snms localities east sf US in much Sc
versr form than in this section. Great dnmage
To crops and railroads are reported in the north.
eastern counties Uf the State.
Most Of nnr realsrs, in this vicinity, are
aware Of the fact that the weather is severely
warm but for the benefit of our readers in
AIask,, Grsenltnl, Siberia an the Like Su.
psrinr region wa aunaunee TIA summer is now
10 full b DOM.
A new poslt flee has been est nblished in
the Southwest corner OF Liberty township, this
county. at what is known as Wings Corners,
with J. W. Viva, Post Master. Those having
mail matter Tor tina. section will govern them
selves accordingly.
A couple Of innoeents from Wood county
visited Napoleon uns day last week, and in at
tempting to keep up their end" with the Nspn-
leon "ben1i nisls, got staving blind drunk and
the Marshal seeing chance to add to the capi
tai of the village Treasury and Feather his
own nest, gobbled them Up, and Anger is as
happy as June bug, because it alF rded the
Signal the arst live lucLi for six munths - H'aH.
scon RepoJIieun.
Hang this in the library, rarl,r. rtIire,
store, chop. or some other place where It " Il he
seen: "What does it matter ir we lose IL few
minutes in a whole dAv 7" Answer--Timr Ta-
BILE; (days in year, Sl3; working hours in
day, g.