Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-22

Post Office news stand.
Mansfield entertained 254 tramps in
April. That is far ahead OF us over this
way.
"A letter addressed TO "Benziger Bros,
Cincinnati, Ohio, is held for postage at
the Postofice
There was slight frost on Tuesday,
yesterday and this morning but has
done no damage as far as we can learn,
The Blade says we misrepresent Per-
rysburg in an item which was copied
from another paper-without comment.
Napoleon has an ordinance that re-
quires all stock to be penned up during
the night, and only milch cows are
allowed to run at large during the day.
The Patrons in the vicinity ofGrand
Rapids. Michigan, propose to purchase
AMI run the works Of the manufacturing
company of that city
A divorce vas granted by the Court
at Bowling Green on Friday and the d.
vorc d wife was married 70 the principal
witness in SIS than an hour thereafter
Business is business.
JENNIE told printer friend that he
might print kiss on her cheek, but he
mustn't publish It. Why, JENNIEl The
preceding is none of our get-up; we
scisored it.
DIR. HoBsoN has been laboring for two
or three weeks in making improvements
upon his rooms, but the crowning feature
has Just been reached by placing bonnets
on his front windows.
Il you have not been to see the stacks
of new goods at Williams Bros. & Fink
beiner's, it will pay you to do so, as they
are selling at hard pan prices.
OBSERVER.
AT Boston, on the 81 inst, Ohio
Wool sold at 81 and 80 cents, per lb.,
which is considered very good price for
this time of year. There was active
demand for 1t at the above figures.
Why go to Toledo a1d pay 81 OC
more for the same style and quality OF
Hat tn IN WILLIAMS Bros & FtSKB GINER
sell them for. They have al the new
styles. Call and see them.
WILLIAMS Bros. 81 FINRBEINBR have
got the best stock of CIrpets aud Oil
Cloths in Wood Junty; ais ,, the larg, s.
and best stock If meu's and boys Go h.
ing. All in want OF these can save
money by giving them a call.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER says dane
ing is an innocent amusement, and, Il.
itself it has 70 more immoral character
than walking, wrestling or rowing" l
is better for him to say so than Tor tn,
secular press to make such staten, nts.
-Itis asserted. that If all the farmer;
could free themselves from debt by th'
first of January, 1915, it would be L
thema year of jubilee. Should they no
succeed by that time, let them make III
rifle by January first, 1876, then all join
n the centennial jubilee.
BY. an article published elsewhere
from the NJ nistee Times H. can be ascer
tained how an editor feels in thriving
town without saloon. The editor Of tn,
Times is Mr.. APP. VI. SMITH, who recently
delivered two lectures in this place on
temperance.
-" Hold on there, stranger! what
your great hurry?' (''can't stop Say
where are you going9 ITO William
Bros. & Finkbeiner's for some Of that arr
so cent Tea. My old woman says it
bettern-any rs cent Tea in Wood or Luca
county, ami she knows, you know. Go lon
Bob"
In the Court OF Common Pleas O
Hardin county, week before last, Mrs.
KIRKPATRICK obtained verdict of $500
damages under the Adair law, against Gee
R1rzLER, a saloon keeper. Two othe
suits by the same party against other liq
, uor sellers are pending.
1t Is reported that a peace-lOvini
husband Ia one of our neighboring VII
lages, few months ago, agreed TO Civ
hi. wife three dollars q week to mainia.l
,, comparative silence, deducting one CT
for each superfluOus word she uttered
She now owes him nearly enough to pa.
the village debt.
Lost.--On Tuesday evening, on Loui
siana avenue, between the Presbyterian
church and Front street, small brest pir
} Any person finding it will please return t
II. E. PECK, and receive reward.
, II. L. PECK.