Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-08-14

OF Mr.. Il. ID. Ross al the festofiice.
The first Patron of Husbandry was a
lady.
All Straw goods are now selling at
first cost at N. w. EDDY's, 1l0 Summit
street, Toledo.
Remember II the new Constitution
ls voted down all the seperate propo-
sitions go down with it.
Baseball is of much greater antiqui-
ty than was supposed. 1t was played In
the Ark when the dove was "put out on
a fy."
Let Wood county put the seal of
condemnation upon the drunkard and
pauper manufactures on Tuesday next,
by giving 1900 or 1000 majority against
License.
The Scntineii quite son(d)guine that
b. G.. has the e sand" to build their rail-
road, providing the farmers will donatcthc
right of way and then take their plows and
scrapers and grade it.
The new vest has deep pocket that
completely hides cigar, so that the man
who asks you for Z" the mate to that "
can never bring blush to your face by
discovering it after you have told him, IL
haven't, another iellowjust gave me this"
A committee has been appointed by
the Nereid Boat Club to make arrange
mcnts for hop at the Town Hall in one
week from tonight. The object is pleas
ure and to raise funds for the Club.
Since the saloon-keepers of Fremont
adopted the plan of givinga chrome with
each drink, 1t is reported that the editor
of the Messenger has become so well sup
piled that he hangs them on the trc,s and
fences in the baci yard.
The Grang RS in some parts of the
country are discussing the propricty of
having fixed Gays in each county for 60
ing to the market with their produce and
stock. The plan is a good one, both for
producer and consumer.
"A letter addressed to Mrs. Clarl Per-
rim, Roachton, o Is held tor postage at
the I ostofiice. Also, the following letter
l. returned for "better address ;" Mrs.
Il. F. Cummings. Shatenville, Maine.
There is no such office in the Safe.
A gentle L tho" reaches the Toledo
Democrat aud Herald from correspon =
ent who has been at the thriving town
Of Milbury. He evidently went away
hungry, as he advises one OF the seven
or eight business men to sell out and
start hotel. Milbu-y is not very
good town for Democratic editors.
Letters addressed as follows remain
in the PostofIice for the week ending
Aug. 18th: Mrs. Rose Burket, Mrs.
Adelia Cook, VIM. Chambers, Mrs. Pris-
ella Trodman, G. c. Housekeeper, Joseph
Miller, Geo. McCrary, VIM, Pctcford,
Samantha A. Pixley, P. Ssttler, Mary
Sampson, Mac. Z. Whitakef, and Smith
Walker.
The Citizens Summer Meeting over
their one-half mile track, will take place
at Lima, Ohio, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Aug. 9th, 2Sth, and 295h inst.
The total amount of premiums awarded
for trottiHg, pacing and running horses,
is 81, 500 90. Those desiring full partic-
ulars should address the Secretary, Mr.
j. e. EDMIsToN, Lima, Ohio.
The Cincinnati Gazette thinks the
hardest thing to get in that city Is a
glass of ic, water, and recommends some
body to start fountain for its sale. No
doubt this woull be good investment
during the Exposition, but it would not
pay for home consumption. Its citlz ms
have become to much acccustom,d to
drinking distilled slop to deviate from
that habit.
We are r6qusted by Mcssrs. WILSON
& LONG, Commission Merchants at Cleve-
land, to discontinue their advertisem5 IN =,
as their business plans have undergone a
char g0-warranttd d as we understand by
something else they have in view. We
wish them success in whatever they may
undertake. Those transacting or design
ing to transact business with them as
Commission merchants will govern th.m'
selves accordingly.