Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-05-29
The City of Bellesir, Ohio, has passed
prohibitory ordinance.

JAMES WEBB is putting on style
with his new spring dray.
The Antwerp Council has passed the
McConnelsville ordinance.
-Dobbs thinks that instead OF giving
credit where credit is due, the cash had
better be paid.
The June session of the Wood
County Probate Court will commence on
Tuesday next, June I'd.
DIR. S. E. CHAPMAN has removed hi;
family into MIR. TAYLoR's block, up
stairs, that he may be found convenient
to his office both night and day.
"A Missouri Judge has decided that
woman is not an old maid until she is
thirty-five years old.
The Waupaconeta Horse Fair VIII
he held July Ist to 4th, inclusive-lhe
premiums offered amount to 81, 5OO.
The Schooner General Worth, consigned
to A. G. WILLIAMS & Bro, was loaded
with $4,000 slaves and cleared from our
dock yesterday.
The business men of Bryan have
signed paper to close their several places
of business on tomorrow, Decoration Day.
Mr.. l.. VAN VLEcK has removed his
Spring bed bottom mandatory on Front
street, near the Hardware Store, where he
has pleasant and commodious room.
The Weather is delightful for work,
slum )er, and the growth of weeds, but
not quite war N enough for corn. Later
1t is now warm enough for corn.
Township treasurers and clerks
should remember that the new school
law requires them to file with the County
Auditor copy of their official bond.
The croquet grounds at the EX-
Change Hotel has been sand-papered,
then sanded, and has now become first.
The fall OF rain pre- rentcd the open
air meeting on last Sabbath, but we learn
that the Rev. Mr.. LOVE will preach at 3
p. NJ. on next Sabbath, the weather per-
mitting,
"A kind word spoken to a husband will
90 farther than broomstick or flatiron,
says woman of experience. And the
rule works as well the other way, says a
man who has tried it.
We notice among the above two name S
that were prominently mentioned by
the Democratic Herald last week ss
prospective candidates for Congress from
this district.
In this paper will be found an adj
vertisement containing sp cial insti uc'
tions concerning an important sale of
land at Weston on the 1lth OF neXl
menth. Don't fail to read it.
The Findlay Courier represents that
typhoid fever is ragil g in almost an Ell i
demic form in the vicinity of Cannons-
burg, in that county. There are also
many cases Of cerebro spinal meniHgitiS in
the county.
Something over five hundred indict
ments were found against saloon-keeper'
by the grand jury in Cleveland last week
We believe We have heard something
about perpetual jury in that city.
A young wife in Fremont obtained &
divorce from her husband in the forenoon
on Tuesday of last week, and was mar
ried imm .dately after dinner. That /;
about as quick work as similar case il
our own county on the last day of court
The Findlay JEFF. says: The Ladies'
Temperance League OF Hancock county
numbers nearly eleven hundred members
We do not believe that there is a county
IN OHIO that can show as many &C i've
working temperance ladies as Hancock
The Lima Ga=eHe claims that itse
and the Van Vert Bulletin were the only
two papCrs in this section that had thu
enterprise to furnish their readers will
the new Constitution last week. p east
add the Perrysburg JOURNAL to YOU
list.
We learn from our Bowling Greer
Corresondent that the WALTZ Bios. ar,
going to start newspaper in Weston
this couTty, in few weeks. AS expeli
ence is the best teacher we welcome
Them in their first lesson4 "oo'
county.
Elsewhere will be found the proles'
sional card Of DR.. r. V. HOBsON, wht
has got settled down in his new quarter RI
over Mr.. BEACu's S ore, and will attcnC
s1ictly to the practice of his protesslt n
Those II quiring his services will find hin
at his post of duty.
-WooD's Household MAGAZINE, fol
May, has an abundance of exc llenl
reading. There is the real go-ahead snal
to this periodical which entiil,s it Il
much credit, and we cannot name ont
that will aifJrd an tqIil amount of en-
tertanment and instruc ion for so little
money.
The Council Of Bucyrus must con
slider praying, singing and picket duty
almost an unpardonable Oflense when they
pass an ordinance making the penalty
$lC0 and thirty DAYS Imprisonment 70,
any one found guilty Of those off nses
All now wanted in that town is libera
premium awarded the saloon that car
turn out the great, st numb r Of drunk
ards.
| The Ecening Star is the name OF spic,
little daily-"a little one for thent" >
that made its appearance among the news
paper constellation in & the future great
city" about two weeks ago. Dreaming
over the unalterable love Of JULIET, STAN
BERRY, of the Port Clinton News, says
"The Toledo Sun has been cut out il
little Stars, that make the face of (th'
newspaper) heaven 50 fine that" &c.
Bible AgeHt.-The Rev. j. r. GOULD
of Mt. Union, has been commissioned al
a0ent of the Wood County Auxiliar,