Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-02-12

- Out in Montana all the whiskey is
frozen, and the Democratic party has lost
its spirits.
--"Carry me out on a peanut she'll and
fan me with a gum DROP is the latest in
polite slang phrases.
An exchange says it's not berth, nor
rank, nor wealth, but get-up-and-build-the-
fire, that makes a woman great IN these
times.
Our carpenters are filing up their saws
and putting the best edge on their hatchets
in anticipation of mailing" times in early
spring.
A three-cent stamp will now carry a
letter from any part of the United States
to Canada, and single Canadian stamp
will perform the same service the otherway.
valentines in great quantity and va
riety at G.. Walters & Son, one door
north Of the postoffice. Also Envelopes
and writing paper. Alb.
old Probabilities, of Toledo, said last
evening that zeroic wave had started
from Montana, in this direction, and that
we might expect two or three of the cold
est days ever experienced in the Maumee
Valley,
--JEssE aud WILLIE NORTON have con-
verted sewing machine into a whip saw,
and are now competing with the Cincinnati
Exposition in the Manufacture of BRACKETS,
scroll and figure work.
The Urbana Citizen describes the
lynching of ULLERY as "piece OF most
unlawfully righteous wickedness and
winds up with the cheerful intelligence
that tramps are not wanted hereW Will
it please tell where they are wanted?
We were pleased to receive call
f-om Capt. L. B. BLINN, of Toledo City,
Iowa, on Friday last. He was on 1y-
ing visit among his numerous friends in
this vicinity, and we regret that his fur
Tough could not have been extended be-
yond ten days.
Lent began on Wednesday, the 10th,
which is much earlier than it has COM
menced in any year since 1869. This will
bring the high festival of Easter on the
2Sth day of March this year, which is
within six days of the earliest period upon
which it can ever possibly occur.
The Wauseon Republican now comes to
us enlarged to a nine column paper, with
a new dress throughout and generally i'm
proved in appearance. We welcome Bro.
SMITH back as one of the proprietors, and
are glad to note the new evidences of pros
perity.
We arein receipt of the initial numbers
of the Troy CO., Bulletin, a new nine col
umn paper just started by w. II. & G.
BIDLAcK, formerly publishers of the Celina
journal, the management of which was
highly creditable to them. Both are well
skilled printers and very worthy young
men.
TO keep ice from windows take an or
dinury paint brush, or sponge, and rub
over the glass once or twice a day little
alcohol. This will keep the glass as free
from ice as in the middle Of the summer
and give as fine polish as can be got in
any other way. Modern whiskey will moi
answer for alcohol in this case.
-FRANCIs BRooKs, who has conducted
the Defiance Express for the past sever
years, under circumstances not the mos
favorable for making anything out of it
has been reappointed Postmaster at Def
ance and has sold the EapreSs to Messrs
FRANK B. ANGER and LEE II. RUDIsTLL
both practical printers from Bryan, Ohio
| Success.
"A subj Jet for postmortem was discov
cred in the form of man lying on manur,
pile in rear OF the Lava Beds on Sabbath
last. 1t is not known how he came there
or whether he is now buried in that vicini
! ty, but it is surmiscd that the whiskey haC
frole within him and he had been lain il
4 his little hot bed to thaw out A sever
cut over one OF his eyes indicated that i
had bsen necessary to use moral suasior
| with him.
Bold RObbery.-We regret to learr
that EDWARD SELKIRK, Esq, Treasures
OF Plain Township, this uAty, wal