Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-09
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eral housework. Mrs. A. Cook.
The Nereids took their first pull on
the river ast evening.
1T is THEODORE TILToN now who
should wish "that he we're dead"
Spelling school neck-ties and grass
hopper collars would be the thing just now.
The lumber for the new building to be
erected this spring in the Ohio penitentiary
was all purchased in Toledo.
Mr.. f. B. MORSE, Of Stony Ridge,
buried an infant child, one month old, at
the Cemetery on Sabbath last.
-Knuckle down. fen-slips, give me back
my white alley, hide and go seek, swinging
on gates, ETC., etc, is now in order.
The beacon lights of the fishermen to
guide the fish into their wilv nets, are now
thick on the banks Of the Maumee.
The new steamer Ruby, bnilt for the
trade between this point and Toledo, was
expected here yesterday, but has not yet
arrived
The Undine Boat Club, o, Toledo, was
the frat club 10 put a boat in the Maumee
this season. They had their six -oared shell
out on Monday last,
lie ldfN TCu1UdItlN Oi tHt UNIV 1RRlS-
lature. with a text OF the general laws
passed during the full session. will be found
on the FIRST page of this paper
F. r. MILLER & Co. broke ground on
Wednesday, at the old Drug Store corner,
for large brick building. We will give
the dimensions from the draught next
week.
Mr.. CHAs. A. POWERS disposed of his
nursery stock last fall to Messrs. PATERSON
& Robinson, Of the Findlay Nursery, who
commenced taking up and shipping the
trees yesterday.
1T is an excellent rule TO be observed
in all disputes, that men should give soft
words and hard arguments; that they
should not so much strive to vex as to con-
vince an opponent.
Mr.. JAMES CULLEN, JAMES DRIscoLL
and FRED, HrLLABRAND started on Tues
day night for Buffalo, where thew expect
to embark in few days for a life on the
ocean wave"
BY an oversight in our report Of the
High School Exhibition last week, the Or
chestra, under the direction Of Prof. Cur
RIER was not mentioned. We here take
occasion 10 state that it was one of the
pASaNiiS lCdhulNN vi NilN W.
The Social given nv our Presbyterian
friends, Mt YEAGER's Hall on Thursday
evening last, was Il success socially and
financially. Their pantomine and tab
leau entertainment TO be given at the Town
Hall, is now in rehearsal.
Mr.. d. D. BATES obtained his first fur
Tough from the Penitentiary and arrived
home Just in time to vote on Monday. We
object to members of that institution voting
nt onr elections, in advance Of the location
Of the State capitol here.
Mr.. FREDERICK ScHwINp has created
| considerable interest in this place by bring
ing car load Of horses and placing in the
market for sale. He brought them from
Illinois and we learn has sold several in
the last few days.
We direct the attention of our readers
| to the advert sement Of the Soldiers Paper,
the Bon in Blue" The paper is also one
| OF general rews and miscellany and an ac-
ceptabla household journal. Send green
stamp for specimen copy.
Now Is the time that almost every
body is looking after their hanging baskets
and to the cultivation of flowers, therefore
we would direct attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. HIENL 4 PHILLIPS, Flora
Artists of Toledo. Don't fail to call and
ace them when anything in this line is
wanted
Mrs. Jurley's Wax Works with the
P Pantomno Of the Mistletoe Rough, The
MSgic Mirror, Statuary, Tableaux--inter-
spersed with vocal and orchestra music
are some of the features TO b. presented at
the Town Hall bv the Ladies' Centennial
Society of the Presbyterian church one
week from next Tuesday evening, April 90
"A young man named HALTERMAN, in
the employ of JOHN MosIER, about three
miles west of town, was struck by the lint
Of falling tree or Wednesday, dislocatinp
his shoulder and severely bruising the
head and neck. He lay insensible in the
woods for some time before discovered. DR.
RHEINFRANK was called and dressed the
wounds and the patient is doing well.