Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-13
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW AnvrnrIsEmENrs.

Single copies of the JOURNAL can be
had at ]. EDb. LEsLIE's News Stand, West
Mill Grove, o.
Ohio has 11s,es4 dogs, valued at
sSe4, ,G1s.
Weather prophts say, we have had
our last snow for this season.
Call at WILLIAMS Bros. & FNKBErS-
ER and see those Spring Styles Of Cassi-
mers,
The Dramatic Club Cf West Mill
grove is to give an entertainment In a
short time.
--Ninety-nine scholars were in attend
ance at the Presbyterian Church on last
Sabbath.
--Fostoria contains six lawyers and an
equal number of Notarie's Public, and is
not county seat either.
--"who is the first boy mentioned in
the BibleP" asked Sabbath School teach
er. "Chap. 1st," answered brightlitt
boy.
Licking, the greatest sheep county of
the State, reported 2446l3 head. Harri-
son came next, reporting 2O9 749 head.
The ladies will find the latest
styles of Collars, &c., at Cook &
Johnson's.
On the 25th of March, the Second
Ohio Cavalry and Twenty-fifth Ohio Bat
terry will hold their annual reunion at
Akron.
During the year 1873 the Catholics of
Toledo, OhlD, have built three new
churches, three large school houses, and
Temperance Hall.
--"Why should we celebrate Washing
toms birthday more than mine9" asked
teacher. "Because he never tolda lie,"
shouted little boy.
There are more than sixty thousand
Pr 'testant churches in the United States
and about three thousand Catholic
churches, or one to every twenty.
Letters for the following parties are
held for p Dstage at the 2 POstoffice: JosEPH
MALsCH, New Ulm, Brown Co., Mimi;
Miss MARY GETz 752 Erie street Toledo.
The largest assortment OF Collars
and Ties for gentlemen in town, at
Cook G Johnson's.
There were ffty-soven applicants for
examination before the Board of School
Examiners on Tuesday of last week, forty
seven of whom received certificates.
DIR. A. S. CoNDIT has got his Dental
rooms ready to receive customers, and has
commenced business with very hattSring
prospects Call and see him.
Like Cleveland, Dayton is talking Of
starting side show Of her own, in lieu of
the State Fair, which has been located at
Columbus for the next five years.
The Acc,imation Society of Cincin-
natl lately received $1,000 worth of birds
from Germany, which they intend to let
loose in the spring. There are an ong
these many varieties new to this country.
The monument now being erected at
the National Soldiers Home near Day
ton will be completed by the 4th Of July,
at which time it will be unveiled by Mrs.
Mary Lowell, Of Boston.
30, wouldn't like to catch him, the
man that looks like me-" is the favorite
verse just now with young man who
has lately been reported drunk upon our
streets-through mistaken identity.
The methodist papers report that at
various points in Delaware, Maryland,
Pennsylvania and New York a total Of
over eleven hundred conversions have
been witnessed within the lastfew weeks.
Genera! HARNEY, Of the United
States army, is worse than DR.. DIo
LEWIS. He thinks the main difficulty
with the Indians is bad whiskey, and his
proposed plan is to shoot the men who
sell it at sight!
The war against the rum shops ard
liquor dealers, is still vigorously pros
ecuted by the ladies of Ohio notwith-
standing the predictions of many that it
would cease in three weeks from the COM
mencement.
About the hardest-hearted creature
we have heard of lately, is the brute of a
husband who says he is heartily in SYM
pathy with the woman movement, when
that movement is getting up these cold
mornings and building fires.
Since the heavy thunder storm in the
forepart OF the week, we have had re-
lapse of winter, and for the past few days
the thermometer has gone to depth near
equal to that attained any time during the
winter.
The telegraph line on the B., P. & c,
R'y is now completed between Chicago
Junction and Deshler, with offices cstab-
lished at Chicago Junction, TifIin, Fosto-
ria and Deshler. A new mail line is also
to be established soon.
--Elsewhere we publish a synopsis of
Mr.. JouN w. GARREr's report on the Bal
timore, Pittsburg & Chicago Railway,
which was made last fall, but has lately
come to our notice. 1t will be found to
contain interesting statistics in regard to
distances Of travel in going East.
On TuesdaynIght the dry goods store OF
Mr., ]. V. Owens, Bowling Green, was en-
tered by burglars and a case of boots,
twelve or fourteen shawls, few parasols
and from twelve to fifteen dollars in cur
rency was missing the next morning
These burglaries are believed to be COM
mitted by parties living in Bowling Green
Another Meat Market.--Messrs. GEO,
Burton, THos. VEITcH & FRED. SPEcK
have formed q co-nartnershin and onened