Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-05

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o. Nr. f. D. Ross, At the Postofios.
q. q. Lesson. The following Is the Sab.
baths sehooi Lesson for next Sabbath, as srraug.
ed by the International Com mmission, and adopt.
ed By all Evangelical denominations through
out the world;
The Cities oC Refuge - Joshua *, 10.
No street rromonading for pleasure on
Wednesday.
The regular communion service will
be held at the Presby terian church on next
Sabbath.
The Danbury Ne,os man lost both occu-
patton and fame as soon as Doc. SPENCER
purchased the Ardlanche
"A letter addressed to Alexander Thomp-
son, Alabama, Polk Co., Wis, is held for
postage at the Postoflice.
The young man who borrowed ERNEST
MLLER's VIOLIN will please return 1t at
once and without further notice
The Peak family gave satisfactory
entertainment to a crowded house at Union
Hall, Maumee City, last evening.
The oldest man has put on his specs,
searched the records and pronounces this
the coldest winter for thirty years.
1T is announced that the ladies Of the
NJ. Z. Church propose having another spell
ling school one week from this evening.
Our school children are naturally
dropping into the habit Of closing all their
alphabetical recitations with an x Y Z-ro.
-WANrED-A girl to do general house
work Steady employment and good wa
gcs. Apply to Mrs. II. P. AvERILL, Front
street.
"Sekrets," says Josh Billings, "is bad
investment-if you pass it, you loose the
principal; and il you keep it, you loose
the interest"
The Defiance Express says thy are
running tri-weekly trains on thS W4bash
now-that is, they run down one week and
try to get back the next.
Now that Congress has adjourned, the
next question that will be up for discussion
by the Buckeye Granger Is: Resolved
Which Is the but end Of goat"
Mr. FRANK THOMPSON isthe only man
in tl.is vicinity that has continued 20 plow
during the whole of the winter season.
His plow makes a clean cut Of three feet
OF snow.
The man who won't tike paper b.
cause he can borrow one, has invented a
machine, with which he can cook his din
ner by the smoke OF his neigabor's chimney
In O5erlin, when a man refuses to
clean the snow from his sidewalk he is ia
ken before the Mayor and fined. A hint 10
our village law makers should be sufficient
We are pleased to receive historical
sketch OF portion of Portage township
furnished by "Adolphus," our valued con.
| tributor at Jerry City. 1t reached us toe
late for this issue, but will appear in ouI
next.
The Cincinnati Saturday Night says: The
man who predicted a mild winter becaus,
the corn-husks were thin, was found frozcr
| to death in a corn field, few miles from
Dayton. They buried him close to the
grounding.
The members of our Hook & Ladder
Company have their room well furnished
with furniture, pictures, &c, aud have sub
| scribcd for several newspapers and period
icals, making it a pleasant place to spenl
leisure hours.
On Friday last full blooded tive
yeir old heifer, the property of w.
llITcHcocK, Esq, took sick and died. l
was considered to be one of the finest of Mr.
Ills blooded stock OF cattle, and one tha
he refused an offer OF Sl25 for when it wa
i year old.
The Social and candy pull at the Goo
Templars Hall on Tuesday evening was
pleasant affair. As anticipated there wcr
no old folks when the taffy was really t
pail. The CURRIER family favored tn
audience with some OF their favorite guar
tets, which were highly appreciated.
AT reunion of one of the Ohio rcgi
tents, nearly every one wss addressed i
Captain, Major, Colonel or General.
private offered resolution, inquiring
there were any surviving privates of Il.
late war This can be ascertained at th
passage of every county bill.
Mr.. TRowRRIDGE has been engage
for several days freeing from the grip O
Jack Frost the supply pipes leading fror
the water tank to his stave factory. Tn
pipes we're laid between three and four fee
beneath the snrface, but were found to
frozen solid. He expects to have the factC
ry in. full operation by Monday next.
The planning mill of Messrs. PECK, HAN
ILToS & Co. was put in operation and ru
few days last week, and on Monday {
this week work was commenced in earnes
with full force OF hands and on full tim'
The protracted cold weather has delaye
operations until they are lar behind wit
orders received for building material
For the information of our d.star
readers, from Maine to California and frol
Lake Superior to the Gulf of Mexico, "
will state that the severtst snow storm
the season occurred here on Wednesda.
We have it fifteen inches deep in the wood
and where the wind had full sway we haV
mountain ranges Of the congealed liqui
passing through the country"
Quarterly Mceting.-The third quar-
crly meeting OF the NJ. E. Church wi
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