Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-03-26

REVIEW. "dod's Mereies 70 israel Sesn'
xxiv, lis.
Headed Harrow Teeth cts. per ID. at
PECK, HAMILTON & Co.
A letter addressed to VIM. Kiefaber &
Bro, Dayton, o., is held for postage at the
Postofice.
The Iron Age Cook Stove" is still
taking the lead. Sold by PECK, HAML-
TON & Co.
The editor of the Upper Sandusky
Union plaintively asks "who will Ieofa us
how to play Don PedroT
One of the finest assortmenis OF Paint
Brushes ever brought to town, will be found
at PECK, HAMILTON & Co.,
The rain last night and this morning
has spoiled the sleighing and il it continues
may start the ice in motion again.
--Locke's National Monthly for April,
with sprightly list Of contents, is on our
table. Address J. P. JONES, Publisher,
Toledo, o.
PECK, HAMILTON & Co. have just re-
ceived some of the celebrated Cast Steel
Plows Go and look at them before you
buy. Warranted to work or no sale.
Ii chewers Of tobacco find their ten
cent packages growing less they must not
complain. 1t is classed among the luxuries
and can't be watercd like whiskcy.
-, raII..,.. e
Revenue, Toledo, has an advertisement in
this issue that will instruct and interest
many who have special taxes 10 pay.
When Ia Toledo don't fail to drop in
and see MABLEY's mammoth stock Of spring
Clothing. If you don't wish 10 purchase
il will pay you 20 see his stock.
Letters remain dead in the PostOfice
for the week ending March 25tl, for the
following persons: Joseph Collins, Mar
garet A. Fipins, Mary. Moore and Jno. A.
Morlock.
AT Milton Center, Wood county, re-
Gently, two converts were immersed in the
river, with the mercury twelve degrees be-
low zero.-De6oHce ELpres'.
What rivsr7
The Celina Standard says: Old fisher
men tell us that the ice in the reservoir is
killing off the fish by the millions. Fears
are entertained that all Of the better quail
ity will be destroyed.
One of the lost arts has been reclaim
ed by a man at Bay, who has in
vented machine for walking on the water.
| The invention is to be exhibited in Toledo
ON the 9th and 9TH of April.
The Weston -4rdldnche has a column
oil the Beauties OF Spring" yet it cries
Justify for the woodchuck to let up. "Jon
Quill" must have good memory TO write
thus about the beauties OF spring.
A hill passed tue House of Rcprescn-
ta,ives on Monday to change the name OF
Maumee City to South Toledo. The pros
poets are that we are liable most any day
now to be brought within onc-half mile ol
Toledo.
The Ladies' Centennial Society of the
Presbyterian church have in preparation
an entertainment at the Town Hall, at al
early day, consisting of Tableaux, Panto
mines, etc, etc, which all will want TO see
Further particulars next week.
A correspondent from Benton to thu
Ottawa Neus SAYS "On next week ther'
will be meeting in Graytown for the pur
;
pose Of taking preliminary steps to form {
new county from parts OF Ottawa Wood
Sandusky and Lucas. GIaytown is to L.
the county scat"
The VI. Z. Spelling School on las
: Friday evening, considering the weathti
$ was we'll attended aa1 good time wa
had. The net receipts were a little owe
$40. Miss IDA THORNTON proved to b
the best speller on this occasion and cal
ried away the dictionary. Mr.. GEoRG
4 WALLACE came in for the second prize,
r spelling book.
J. The Perrysburg accommodation trai
a made a special trip to Toledo last night
' accommodate number of our citizens vii
!: desired to attend GoUGH's lecture. 1t
an easy matter this morning to detect thot
who attended the lecture. They are smi
ing yet, and The slightest Nllusion
!, GouGH will not fail to discover where Il
h laugh comes in.