Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-05-07
New Spring and Summer Goods, at
F. II. MILLER & Co.'S.

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The late cold weather has been death
to bluebirds and spring lambs.
We learn that JONATHAN PERRIN,
Esq, is talking about selling his farm. -
be snre and look at PECK, HAMILToN
& Cos new advertisement next week.
An entire new stock Of Cook Stoves,
new styles, just received at PECK, HANnL-
TON & Cos.
"A letter addressed TO Miss Sarah Night
ic, IIamden, Adams Co., Pa, is held for
postage at the postoftice.
A light fall OF snow on Saturday night
last and ice on Sunday night will do for
the first and second OF May.
C. BEACH, Esq, loaded two scows last
week and one this week with slaves, the
first shipments Of the season.
-wANrED-A girl to do general houso =
work. Apply to Mrs. l.. NJ. Hunt, Front
street.
The Common Pleas Docket of Lucas
county numbers 500 cases, an unusually
large docket for the May term.
The prospects for an abundance Of
rain is now good. II disposed to take it
as it comes, 1--WE Nay be happy yet"
What does B. G. give HOLLOWAY for the
! articles written by him tc he copie into ihe
Sendncll Or was that an original condi-
ton?
The annual reunion of the 72d Regi-
ment. o. V. L. advertised to take place Mt
Fremont. April 9Th, was postponed until
June 18th, 1875.
Mr.. s. w. WHtTMoRE, OF TontoVany,
designs shipping 10000 bushels of wheat
within the next two weeks, his entire stock
now on hand.
--Nessra. PECK. HAMILTON & Co. and
Mr.. J. G. HOFFMAN, have placed in position
two very attractive signs as guide to their
places of business.
-Esquire MERRY has rented the hall of
Mr.. YEAGER, formerly occupied by the
Good Templars, where he will dispense
Justice between man and man.
III. L. PECK. ESQ., returned home from
New York on Wednesday, and they are
having busy times at the store about now.
Call and see their new stock.
Work on the Town Hall has been
commenced by Mr. L. b. STEVENS Of TOle-
do, the contractor. and he proposes to have
it completed by the 4th OF July.
Capt. CnAMPSEY has added variety
Of musical instruments to his stock of Drugs
Medicines, Wall and Window Paper, &C.,
Call and examine his stock.
-WANrEp-SI.0 900 for two years. Good
real estate security given, will paw ten per
cent. Address or inquire of WHEELER
French, agent, South Toledo. I'd
-"Let's go fishing will soon resound
through the land. ."-SentiHel
But we fear our neighbor instead OF "cut-
ting bait" will be forced to "cut stick"
Troy Bulletin: ave have one conso-
lation. ANYHOW, in the increased postage
the two-cent- stamps stick better than the
ones and two-cent lick is better than q
one-cent stick"
The old brick tavern, formerly owned
by JACOB FINCH, was sold by Deputy Sheriff
EvERs at Sherifi7s Sale on Wednesday, IL
FRASK RHoDA, for 81 ,6G5, being S265
above the appraised value.
-NIcssrs RUSSELL & TAYLOR have re.
ceived fine stock of Flower, Field and
Garden Seeds from BRIGGS & BRO, Roches'
ter, n. Y. They also have fresh supply
OF Wall and Window Paper.
Mr.. WILLIAM DEWITT, highly re-
spectcd citizen of Portage, this county, fel
dead while engaged in embarrassing hi;
horses, one week ago to-day, the caust
supposed to have been heart disease.
Contractors should take notice Of ar
advertisement in this paper for the con
! L Z
IL is the desire o! the Council to put thu
work through as soon as possible.
We are informed that the Ciristia,
Onion" or Herald Of Peace, edited by thu
Young Mems Christian Association and thu
legal fraternity generally, has made its ap
pearance in Bowling Green. Please y.
Letters remain dead in the postofiic'
for the week ending May 9th, for the fol
lowing persons: d. X. Davis (2l, Mrs
. J. NJ. Degood, D. A. Harrington, j. II
Lngle, Mrs. Kate Parusson, L. j. Stau6er
Henry Wild and Lottie Whitney.
The new judiciary law, passed by tn
Ohio Legislature, requires every Judge o
the Court of Common Pleas to hold cour
two hundred and forty days each year, pre-
. vided the cases for trial require SO long
period.
-" Please read carefully the article i
this paper on Bad Faith, that there ha
> beel, 80 much said about during the pas
) six or seven years. ."-.Seattnet.
But be sure to provide yourself with
= = stomach pump belsre you begin.
pr. Z. y. NIGhr logged up the las
/" :. tree last evening on piece OF ground whicl
= gives him an even hundred acres OF cleal
is ed land, with scarcely uee or stump le
& on it. lie has eighty-two acres yet left
!. timber, making very desirable farm.
The "Neireds" A" launched their bare
= on Monday, and have commenced workin
. up their muscle for the coming r"gatt
An excursion on the RUBY is in prospective
and will take place rs soon as the wealh'
and moonshinc will permit
We are in receipt of the Columbl
Herald, published every Sunday mornil
!, by I. j. EWING. 1t is eighteen weeks oil
sprightly and gives handsome typ
GRAPHICAL appearance. We cheerlully con
ply with the request to exchange.
j. w. Ross, Esq, has purchased Il
y two vacant lots on Front street, opposi
" the residence of DR.. PECK. paying theref
~ to Mr. j. J.PARKs, 81 100. 1t is a choi
Dr building site, and we learn that Mr.. Ro
is making arrangements to improve it
placing a handsome residence thereon,
"A young man was locked up at Il
> Police station Monday night, and the d.
D that accompanied him was locked in Il
cell with him. Yesterday the young mal
father went to the Station and ordered h
dog let out. He said he didn't care an
thing about the boy, but he didn't wa
that dog disgl aeed.-COmmeTciaI.
4 The New York Commercial Aduerti'
= says "that there is q hunter out in Wo'
county, O., who says people may talk abo
!. 'ragged edges" and wishing they we
- n Al. l.,