Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-25

Delightful showers, hot weather and
everything growing finely.
The Ruby is getting plenty Of business
in excursion parties now.
The Strawberry Festival season is now
thoroughly upon us. 1t is not very bad
either. .l..,,
MIR. ISRAEL THORNTON had corn out
in tassel and new potatoes last week. Who
can beat this2
Cleveland is to he blessed with cheap
gas, which will be furnished in that city
for So pei thousand feet, after the 23d inst
After July lst no more postal orders
will be Issued for five cents. The price
will range from ten cents up, according to
amount.
During the past year there were seven
hundred and twenty-five births and two
hundred and sfxty-four deaths in Seneca
county.
1t is reported that the Fostoria Press
has passed into the hands of Mr.. ISAAC
WIsEMAN, formerly of the New Baltimore
Enterprise. Success.
We regret to learn of the death of
JAMES MAXWELL, editor Of the Ottawa
County Reporter, which occurred at his
last week.
July 18th Is the day set for the meet
ing Of the heather church at Put-in-Bay.
WHITE of the Defiance Democrat is ex-
peeled to have the bones of the Mingo
Chief on exhibition.
Anyone finding Ave dollars and eighty
cents between this Office and the depot, will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
with GEO. A. BAssErT, of the JOUR-
Office
There was very pleasant gathering
Of invited guests at the handsome residence
of F. r. MILLER, ESQ, on Monday evening
Many of the little asperitites of everyday
life are smoothed over by such social gath
erings.
Letters for the following named per-
sons remain dead in the postoffice for the
week ending June 24th c. Brilter, John
Farman, John Geotz, Ira Morgan, Mr..
Macintosh (dealer in stavesl. Rudolph
Ruits (care Geo. Peams), John L. Rickels,
Henry Stauffcr, Mariah Wolff
We are somewhat 'hampered' for
space again this week, but are pleased to
lay before our readers several interesting
communications from extended points Of
country. The description of the White
House and grounds will be foundrminute
and correct.
We presume it setting hen in Per-
rysburg should leave her nest and expose
her half-Aeged chickens, the Bowling
Green pancrs would at once seize upon it
| az an argument for retaining the county
seat at \. G. Well, we can't blame them
when other argument ia so scarce.
While we are grateful for the sympa-
thy expressed by the Ners for our spirit
ual ard anatomical welfare, we regret
| exceedingly that Bowling Green should be
in want of consistent advocate of tenn
perance." We regret that the necessity
exists in almost every city and village.
We are in receipt of programme an.
nouncing the particulars Of grand Musi
cal Inst itute 10 be held in the city of Iona
! Michigan, commencing July eth and con.
| tinuing five weeks. Prof. HENRY GORDON
is the musical director, Miss MARY Z
FIsB. assistant, and Prof. J. w. EWING
well-known in this community, as manager
The case OF the State of Ohio VS.. Jos
EPu SHANNON, charged with grand larce
ny, has been tried during the past week a
in behalf of the prisoner, but on Wednes
day the Jury returned a verdict of guilty
A motion for n new trial has been fled by
the defense, but We have not heard the re
suit.