Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-05

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-Currant pies, with blossoms on each
currant, Is now in order.
"A Mansfield saloon keeper has $4,000
to pay under the provisions Of the Adair
law.
Mr.. JOHN MCKEE, of Weston town
ship, has lately purchased heifer, four
teen months old, paying 81 200.
Republic has the Oldest printer In the
United States. His name is John T. Nc
ArtIle, and he is in his ninctieth year, and
still hearty.
"A Missouri paper says: "The vel
vet footed assessor has begun his hideoUs
work, and property is depreciating with
frightful rapldlty."
Those wishing to get a supply of a
variety OF excellent quality Of Toma-
to plants, should call on Mr.. THORNTON
at Photograph gallery on Fifth Street.
"A three hundred dollar horse fell
down, and died in few moments after, on
Front street, Saturday. lie was owned by
a gentleman in Toledo.
The farmers don't have much to COM
plain of no days. But these Pesky po-
tato hugs are little troublesome where
they become numerous.
when you have lost money In the
street every one is ready to help you look
for 1t; but when you have lost your char
acter, every one leaves you to recover 1t
as You can.
Mrs. G. B. KRRrs will accept our
thanks for beautiful boquet, composed
principally of orange blossoms from a
tree she is growing and which is now In
full Lloom.
-Br1L YERoER, who sued the Findlay
Jefersonian for libel, was rewarded ONE
chST by the verdict Of the Jury. He has
got Just little character, for a cent.
The Commercial says the Rev. j. II.
WILSON delivered a memorial sermSn at
st. Johns NJ. +. Church, that city, on
Sunday evening, that "was replete with
incidents Of the late war;
Will McMAKEN, Captain of the Ny
ers Cadets. Toledo, passed an examina-
ton at West Point on the ooh ult.
There were 97 candidates, 80 OF whom
failed.
Not unlike Banquo's ghost the new
butcher shop has arisen again to trouble
the dreams of our cotemporaries. Mr..
BUTTOS is going it alone this time and
hung out his shingle yesterday.
The SeRtinei has finally got hold of
an official copy Of the new Constitution.
That was an official copy we furnished two
weeks ago, certified to by the Secretary of
the Con. Con. and the Secretary of State.
The time for the great land sale at
Weston is drawing nigh. Those wishiI
to purchase should comme' ce to collect
their lose change or look around for their
approved 81 curity il they wish to buy on
line.
-Itis generally known how qnickly.lrn-
ons lose their freshness and rot. A simple
and inexpensive remedy Is to place them
in a jar filled with water, to be renewed
every day or two. BY this means the
fruit can be kept fresh and sound for sew
eral weeks.
There are but few we believe, that
will agree with the Rev. Mr.. ADAMS
upon the subject of discar.ling the Al.
of July. While we may differ as to the
manner Of celebrating II, there are not
many who would be wiling to discard
our independence Day.
We elsewhere give space for an adj
vertisement FIR Ottawa, as "a good
opening for business men," 1t is but
simple justice to community who will
order citiztn and temperance man to
leave the town, becnu he was striving,
as 4 sworn juror, to have the laws en-
forced.