Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-06-04

The season is opening up finely for our
young lads There il a certain period in
every boys life when he'd rather be ring
ident.
The crew that own the Ripple have
their new boat house completed and we're
out taking exercise Saturday. 1t has been
suggested to change the name of the boat
to Matilda.
Never haze we seen the foliage and
growing crops present healthier green
than now. All nature-except human ma
ture-seems to be smiling and wearing of
the green"
"A Wise-man caught Kroh lust week,
In Wood County, that measured five feet
from tip to tip. 1t was easily domesti-
Gated, and now rooms with its captor.~-
Fostoria Reriew.
Will the smart one of the Netgs please
inform us just where Verbum sat. Through
his profound knowledge of the classics we
presume he can designate the exact spot
at once.
Amy one who may find "JoHNNY,h
aon of ]. D. BAKER of this village, "ly-
ing around loose" are requested to express
him, G. o. D., to his parents who have been
looking for him near q week.
1T is announced that the stockholders
of the Dayton & Michigan Road are still
dissatisfied with the assessment Of their
Road by the County Auditors and have ap-
pealed to the Auditor OF State for an ad-
justment Of the case.
Commencing with next Monday the
the steamer Ruby will make three daily
excursions, Sundays excepted). to Turtle
Island Light House and return. Excellent
music on board at all times. Further par
ticulars given next week.
Treasurer Kimberlin, who is assisting
in making the footings in the asso ssor's re-
turns, estimates that Wood county prodmc-
cd, last year, two and half million bush
els of corn, which, at 60 cents per hushel,
| amounts to the fine sum OF one million and
a half dollars Wood County Ners.
A book entitled "The Footprints Of
Satan" met with ready sale in Fostoria
and the RspieW chronicled the fact. The
Fremont Journal wants 10 know If the edi-
tor Of the Rcuter has not been looking be.
hind himself
The following letters remain dead in
the postofiice for the week ending June 3;
ThoS. Daniel, Albert Green, Mary ITezlar
Jno. McGravy, w. w. McCardy, Belinda
Phillips, Everett Sweet, Ann Strobell
Martha J. Turner and Lydia Whitney.
The potato bugs, in their ircircumnaviga'
tion of the globe, have stAtioned a few pick
cts in PerrySburg to watch the potato
patches. Should they be reinforced to any
great extent they will, no doubt, be care
fully provided for, as our potato raisers are
very much interested in them.
JAMES WILSON is determined to make
business and do business. Not content
With running barber shop, farm, hous'
building, &C., he has rented room on
Front street, opposite his barber shop, anc
has opened up an ice cream saloon. The
public are respectfully invited to give him
trial
In the Salutatory of the Christidn Ad
rOcate, of the Young Men Of Bowling Green
We were assured that its conducton woulC
bs characterized by elevation OF scntimcn
and dignity in style. We admit il is sufE
cicntly elevated, for its Jrerer OF high-fa-lu
tin nothngness occupies the front rank o
that class of writers.
MIR. JOHN WALTER is now receiving
fresh supply OF Groceries which are Sc
He has also fitted up Ice Cream Rooms il
connection with his Grocery, aud is pre-
pared to serve customers with an excellen
quality of Ice Cream and Lemonade a
all hours during day and evening. 7
"A town is certainly hard up for i'm
provemont items, when the painting o
window shutter, or the mailing of new
Ahngle on an outhouse is noticed in th
public prints a. evidences of go-aheada
tivenesG But still there are places wher
locals are compelled to pick up such itemI
or have none at all.
Mayor MARX made thorough test q
: the Water Works OF Toledo on Monday, t
ascertain IL II would afford ample proteo
) tiOn against fire, unaided by the steam FIR
engines. The test was entirely satisfactor
and the Mayor will approve of resolr
tion passed by the Council, to retire tw
steamers and purchase hose and hose cart
to replace them.
: Mrs. Ell BURDo, Of Manhattan, wa
thrown from n buggy, with = small chill
A in her arsu~, GA Tues lay, while crossing III
: gutter at the corner OF Louisiana Avcnu
/. and Front street. Both child and mothC
were considerably bruised about the hea'
" but not dangerously injured. The acc
: dent was caused by the giving wny
3 "A patent spring seat. DR.. RHEIxFRAN
dressed the wOunds.
Quarterly Meeting. - The fourt
quarterly meeting Of this Conference We,
viii he held at the NJ. r. Church on SO,u
day and Sunday. Rev. l.. a. BELT wi
:, preach ON Saturday evening NJ 8 o'cloc
!. and at the usual hours on Sabbath NOR
ing and evening. LovefeAst at 8 o'cloC
= Sabbath afternoon. The public are i
vi,cd.