Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-16

--WANrED--A good, steady girl to do gen.
eral housework. Mrs. A. Cook.
"A hard word will cure the spelling fe-
yer and hard work the spring fever.
1t IL seldom that the roads are dusty
in this part Of the country at this season Of
the year.
The shrewd housekeeper is feeding hei
husband we'll, 80 that he will be power in
carpet-shaking time.
The cry that comes up through the
land IL, the wheat crop promises to be a
failure for the want Of rain just now.
If you want to do your washing easy get
a package of California Soap Plant Wash
ing Powder. It can't be beat. sc
The Ministerial Association OF Find
lay District. will be held in the NJ. E..
Church at Weston, April 20th and 2lst
The sudden advent Of spring, after win
ter concluded to depart, has made the
maple sugar season an Improbable one.
--Messrs. DONALDSON and WooD, week
before last, surveyed and staked cut some
eight hundred lots at New Baltimore.
Plant your early potatoes in "the dark
Of the new moon," SO that the bugs can't
see you do it; they are already on the
watch.
"A slight fall of snow fell to the south
and east OF US, on Tuesday. The trains on
the ID. & NJ. railroad came in covered with
snow.
Married men now have an excuse to go
down town to see a man. Home, sweet
home, always loses its charm about house
cleaning time.
AT this season OF the year man is very
sensitive about being over rated-by the
assessor. Ours is in bonds and u portion
of our Subscribers hold the bonds.
The Baltimore & Ohio Road is keep
ing up the railroad war and has made fur
ther reductions in fare. 1t will soon be
cheaper to travel than stay at home.
The Executive Board Of the Northwes-
tern Amateur Boating Association will
meet in Toledo on the oath inst, TO make
arrangements for the August regatta.
--"I wouldn't be without it," exclaimed
a lady--Soap Plant Washing Powder. Ask
your grocer for it. X. o. ST.. JOIN, ex-
elusive agent, Toledo, o. SIC
The Office of the Toledo Democrat and
Herald was partially destroyed by FIRE on
Tuesday night. The loss is estimated at
$500, which is covered by $4,000 Of in
surance.
Letters for the following persons re-
main dead in the Postofice for the week
ending April 18th: Jane Whitis, (care
VIM. Burtch,) w. T. Bope. Jacob Witzler,
sr., (care c. Brasse,) Henry Main and John
O'Leary.
MIR. JOHN VETTcH removed his fam
lily 10 Gibsonburg, Sandusky county, last
week, where he has made arrangements TO
20 into business. As Mr.. V. had proven
himself sober, industrious and worthy
citizen, we regret TO lose him.
ALI who may be in want of anything
in the line of Millinery goods, or work,
should call at the Millinery Rooms of Mrs.
II. R0or, corner of Louisiana avenue and
Second street, and examine her new spring
styles, prices, &c. See her card elsewhere
in this paper.
We are requested by the Secretary to
return the thanks Of the officers of the Wood
County Bible Society, to Mr.. ]. o. TROUT
and the members of the Presbyterian
Choir for the excellent music furnished
last Sabbath evening, on the occasion OF
the anniversary exercises.
Mr.. Fl. II. RoBINsoN who has been
engaged for over week past in taking
up and shipping trees from Mr.. PowERs
Nursery, informs us that he is removing
only the three years stock, the trees Of
only two years growth being left standing
from where they will be sold this and neIt
season.
We understand that the property OF
the northwest corner of Front street and
Louisiana avenue, where stood the ole
hardware, before burned, can be had upor
very reasonable terms, by anyone who will
build trst-class hotel. 1t is one Of th'
most favorable locations in the northwes
for hotel site, and we trust the oppor
tunity will be improved.