Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-05
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The Granger has commenced on its
second round Of news
If the wicked stand on slippery places,
where do the righteous now standY
"A letter addressed to II. w. HuBBARD
Cleveland, Ohio, is held for postage at the
postoffice.
Bible service at NJ. f. Church next
Tuesday evening, conducted by CHARLEs
DOUGLAS, Esq, Of Toledo. The public arc
invited.
Miss LIMA EMcH has removed her
Millinery and Dressmaking establishment
into d. LUCAS Block, where she will be
pleased to see her customers. BOD
Valentines in great quantity and va
riety at G. WALTERS & SoS, one door
north Of the postofice. Also Envelopes
and writing paper. 42b.
If you see a man taking short and
quick steps, and occasionally sit down upon
the cold sidewalk, don't accuse him harsh
ly. lie don't mean any harm.
The peach growers have been congrut-
ulating themselves that the late cold wealth
or has not seriously:sssfected the peach trees.
How about the changes this week7
The Bryan Press: ave again remind
correspondents that they must not insert
advertisement, in their favors. We have
colu mns devoted especially to that purpose"
An exchange sarcas.ically -emarks
that there are $4,000 idiots in the country
acknowledge as such-without counting
the fellows that hang around the church
doors.
Mr.. J. G. HOFFMAN not only has the
best assortment of meats to be found in any
market, but has map trap in the back
yard. We don't know what he does with
all his victims. Ills sausage tastes all right
--HlSDY, OF the Wauseon Erpositor, went
over to Napoleon the other day and came
home and wrote trclre locals about it. The
Bryan Press wants to know If the editor
was never away from home before.
A new drink known as Tom & Jerry"
was lately introduced in one of our saloons
and the proprietor realized between S25
and $40 on this preparation alone on tho first
day of its introduction. And yet we hear
complaints about the scarcity Of money.
Young men should be careful whom
taking their sweethearts sleigh riding to
neighboring towns that they have their
pocket books with them, and that the said
| pocket books contain something besides
peppermint drops.-Defdnee Erpress.
DANIEL NEWTON, Es1, has sent down
word that Roachton will be fully represent
ed at Ye Old Folk entertainment tonight,
but does not desire to charter the sheds at
Parson ADAMS meetin' house for their OK
en-, as it is too slippery to come by that line.
We are in receipt OF the Public Ledger
Almanac for 1875, which is very neatly
printed, and well filled with statistical and
other facts. 1t is far ahead OF the Tribune
Almanac for the current year. Address
GEO. w. CuIIDs, Publisher.
Many features have been added within
the past few days for the entertainment to
be given tonight by the members OF the
Presbyterian church which are not on the
published programme. Those who fail to
be present will regret it for year to come
-Messrs. G.. C. NEARISG, THos. MAwER
and ANDREW WILTON were appointed al
a meeti ng of the Grangers of Wood count!
held At Bowling Green on Tuesday, al
delegates to represent the interests o
Wood County Oranges at the ensuing
State Convention.
The Toledo Board of Trade passed a
resolution complimentary to Hon. !. r
SHERWOOD for his efforts, which proved
successful, m securing an additional S25,
900 to the proposed appropriation for th'
Toledo Harbor, making the total amount
$75, 900.
We regret to learn of the death OF Mrs
S. E. MASAHAN, which occurred at hel
home in Haskins on Tuesday evening last
after brief illness of one week. The dis
ease was typhoid pneumonia, which hal
proved fatal in many cases in the North
west.
MICHAEL KEcILE, an old citizen anC
proprietor of the Oregon House, E,st To
ledo, committed suicide on Tuesday by
hanging himself to rafter in his barn
His boardcrs being unable to pay thei
bills, which produced financial embarrass
ment, is said to be the cause of the rasl
act.
-"Katie King" the famous material
iLed spirit" who cut up such didocs il
Philadelphia recently, and who for tint
succeeded in imposing on such men as Rob
ert Dale Owen and DIR. Childs, We learn, go
her " brotten up" in Knox township, Co
lWEaGa4A county. Another evidence o.
the important productions Of Ohio.
We dineet the attention Of our reader
to the advertisement Of the ST. Julien Bill
, Hard Hall in this paper Mr.. MUNsoS
proposes to keep quiet, orderly house
with no stimulants except that furnished il
the game of billiards and cigars. For thos'
that require exercise and amusement thii
game is far preferable to base ball.
We publish elsewhere the Report O
the Committee appointed 90 examine the
Commissioners Report for 1874. While il
has not been customary heretofore, We be
lieve, to appoint all Democrats or all Re
publicans on such committees, il is highly
complimentary to the Commissioners o
Wood county when three of the opposition
can not fad a mistake even in all their trans
; actions for the year.
Another Pioneer GOne,---Wo leari