Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-01-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
Nnw AnvEnrIsEmENrs,

NEW ADNEh hHlSEmENISs.
Winter Dry Goods-Fred. YeaRer.
Dry Goods-Wm. Mabley.
Village Ordinance--J. II Rhintfrank.
General Subscription AGENT. f.. Leslie.
Christian at Work--H. w. Adnms.
The Scientific American--Munn g. Co. :,
We are informed that "Big ANNA" is
widow again.
Tie Obituary--ln prose-of the man
who talked himself to death, will appear
In due time.
Judge PHELPS, during the year 1873,
done his part toward making ass souls
happy, having issued 220 marriage liCcn-
Oes during that period.
We never knew of that interview un,
til last Monday Sguir Gun.
1t was not necessary for you to know
1t, to get it into the paper.
"A new iron bridge has been built over
the river at Findlay at a total cost of $l5,-
600. The length is 164 feet; width OF
foot paths each, G feet; total width, al
feet; height, 254 feet; weight, 20 tons.
by reference to the notice of the
County Board of School Examiners, 1t
will be seen that the nextexaminations of
applicants for teachers will be held ON the
first Tuesdays of February, March and
April.
The Ashtabula Sentinel says that coal
has been struck at depth of ITO feet on
the west line Of Wayne, which is the first
township Dorth of Gustavus, in Trumbull
county, and opens field not drean ed OF
by geologsts.
The present week will pass for win
ter, the mercury getting down to zero
yesterday morning and this morning four
degrees below. Seighiug is good and IS
being improved by those who have the
time and Ecilities.
The propretors CT our two Stave Fac
tories paid out over four hundred dollars
for st've bolts day before yesterday. The
good sleighing is being improved by the
farmers and Others who nave grain, and
timber to bring to market.
The teachers in the several DEPART
ments of our schools resumed their labors
last week, with two changes. Miss
CARRIE X. THOMPSON took charge of the
Grammar school and Mrs, A. McKINLEY
now has charge of the intermediate.
There are not brains sufficient con-
nected with the Squirt Gun to rise to the
dignity of an argument aud all their ener-
gies, therefore, are necessarily expended
in low, pitiful and contemplate personal
detraction, being the usual manifestation
Of ignorance AMI vulgarity.
We learn from the Putnam County
Sentinel, that distressing accident oc-
Cured in Liberty township, that county,
in which a Mr.. MoNTooTH was instantly
killed and young man named HILLYARD
was seriously wounded, from the explo-
sion of a boiler in a saw mill.
The premium lot of hogs soll in Gin
cinnati this season, were l26 head, fed by
WIN. GALLAGHER & Son, near Monroe,
Butler county. They averaged 503I
pounds, and were purchased by JESSE
PANCAKE for Jos. RAwsoN & Sons, a
leading Cincinnati packing tirn.
Work on the Hydraulic was stopped
on Wednesday Of last week leaving
about five weeks wOlk yet to do to COM
plete This valuable water power. Be-
tween the mud and frost it was costing
about doutle The amount to complete 1t
this winter to what the me will cost in
the spring.
The editors of the Squirt Gun are be-
C 'ming almost frantic over the pos bill
ity of the peopl of rhe comfy having an
opportunity to express their desires--by
ballot--as to the best location of the Seat
of Justice to suit their convenience. AT.
ter these juveniles have exercised tie
right Of franchise for few years, they
will probably learn that it is not dan.
gerous privils ge to enjoy.